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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1917-12-06, Page 5MeeemAer I th, 19:7 Clinton News -Record Of Interest to You . and line ' lvet'y ounce of ektorgy tatlkelk from• rsuppoht of Union .Ctoverement strew. ,lthens Germany and lengthens the war." t * Y " Tle epirit that sonde Pion, N, '1W. Trowell and Sir William Hearst out -campaigning together for the support) .of an effective national war Polley, is .. . the spirit Which will meleemeleeC+Canada ' il� :h u i yr t • it v the "4, 1 winning 'to hal part .t du •-The Glebe, ' 6 4 4 * "If Laurier Liberals antl Bouritsaa Nationalists can work together in 'harmony against 111e Military Ser- vice Act, why Osman not the Liber. . •ale and Conservatives of the i?ngiisit :speaking Provinces de so 'in. tnkpport •of the law 2" -rho Globe. * * * "The Catholic Register ieuniler no .illtsions as to the meaning or .Bouras- seism,, After analysing and exposing the fallacies of a recent article in Le Deyoir from the pen of the National 1st leader, The Register says : 13ourassa is using all the talents which Godd gave him, whether he knows it or not, in the self -assumed 'task of isolating his native 1'rovince, .0f placing the Catholic Church in a false position in Canada, and, of turning minds and wills againstt 1131 serviceand welfare of their coun- try.'' "-Cfoderioh Signal. s And yet at the present time Sir 'Wilfrid Laurier and l3ourassa are �ocing together in Quebec and a mumber of the Liberals endorsed by .Sir Wilfrid have taken the National- ists' pledge, 1'. * * * "A noisy crowd of youths, whose expberance vastly exceeded their dis- cretion, prevented Sir Robert Ilorden from obtaining a hearing, at Kitchen- er on Saturday night, . How- ever, there is no excuse for such con- duct. Sir Wilfrid Laurier's sdpp0rt- ers in this caurpltIgn are fighting for good_government in Canada and for an eflieient prosecution of, the war against Kaiseism a they, are not fighting to save the Kitchener crowd from conscription."-Godericb Signal. Whatever Sir Wilfrid Laurier's sap - porters are frghting•for no one ,call overlook or brush aside the stern :tact that if he is returned to power it will save the "Kitohener crowd" and the nuebec crowd, too, not only from conscription but from any fur- ther participation in:the war. except :as they themselves desire and, judg- ing from a good deal of the talk in- dulged in, a good many of Sir Wil- drid's Quebec followers would as soon as not help the enemy. - pyovido moll. "(shy npl tlert1 11 it)) 00 Military Service ACt Its wash the -Yfotory Leaks ?" ' 'this' correependent riles , ")everybody Has told . that the hoed of money wan . iin(her0' tine arid that we ,rust 113110 11 o;ktd, better still, that we were going to got it, 14117 not impress iltt ' every- body that the need of ;)bee le lust as imperative as the supeoss of the War Loan, submerge all malevolent screeds and., party prejudices and give tie Union Government and the Mt.ltar)' Service Act the loyaltl Sup , - portport of a united people'?" ' This would be very easy to do if all the people "stood unitedly 'behind the Union Government. But as a matter of foot, while the Government has ' behind it the • great pre- pottderencc < of intelligent labile opinion in all parts of Can ado excepting Quebec and also .the support of the leading newspapers in every, province except Quebec, yet there is an organized effort , to de- feat not only the Union Government but what it stands for. The friends of the Union Government ,and the Military Service Act cannot afford to ignore Sir Wilfrid Laurier much less waste time in lauding or praising party der of h' He is the aa P hoty whose avowed, object is to defeat Union .Government and 10 that end is brought about, aided unconsciously u n the lass sure: but none o y by those conscription Liberals who ' cannot bear to call a spade a spade, 110 says quite • frankly that he will suspend the Military Service Act, which is admitted by it4,, friends,-wbether• Lib- eral` or Conservative, to be the ondyi adequate method of sending aid to the Hien at the, front. This writer seems to think that if people only knew the imperative need of men all would be well. What reas- on is there to doubt that people know that need _sight well!? Anyone who can read, by a glance Over the casualty"' lists, might know !without any telling that the ranks are thin- ning. Ile cites also the way the Victory. Loan campaign was ear- ried on. The cases are not parallel.. In the first place there was no party in Canada organized for the defeat of the Victory Loan and in the second the advantages tof`the. sub- scriber were so obvious as to need very little explanation. A elan need be no patriot to invest iu Victory Bofids.._ A. high rate of interest and the best security in the world is enough to attract the most sordid. A. duan must.do something much mote self-sacrificing than invest in- Victory 'Bends before he can make huueli of , a claim of patrioti1m. Neither Sir Wilfrid Laurier, with his following of Nationalists and those vwho. think that .='Canada has 1' I i ' ' V done enough," nor yet. Sir Robert "This election is being fought out Borden, with his following of those too much on one line," was the re- wbo are in this war to the finish, mark of a man, a Liberal, who, be- can "carry on" successfuilp without • fore it was broached by the Govern- men, even though the 'Victory Icoan ret, , was' a conscriptionist and be- be -subscribed ten times over. ' The e union between the two parties Military, Service Act is recognized as was achieved was a unionist, but the only means of supplying men. It who now seeks to justify to himself is either the Union Government, or and to others his opposition to Un- Sir Wilfrid Laurier and the Province: ion Government. of Quebec, which will dictate the 'What be meant was that there are policy of Canada after Dec. 17th, many things besides the winning of and former followers of Sir Wilfrid the war to he considered by, Can- must bear in mind the fact that he adians. A great many; of the Laur- is opposing, and opposing with all • ler Liberals are thus endeavoring to his night and w•itla every weapon get the minds of the people away which he can call to kis aid, the from the great issue, v-erp thing over which they found it The winning of the sear is, howev- necessaryto break with him. The ,er, the great concern of Canadiaat as ,friends of Vnton government and the it is the great concern of Americans, Military Service Act •must exert ev- of French, of English, of all who are ery effort to defeat the aims of .the engaged In this world conflict. The party now led by Sir Wilfrid Laur- iact should be borne in mind, howev- ler, - er, that if the. war is not 'won by the Allies, if it is won by Germany, It Canada will be• saved the trent) e working out a policy of government for herself, her policy will be dictat- ed from Potsdam. Blink that truth as we mays there it remains and it -would be well if more people would take It into considergtion, But aside altogether front- the ,question of Vie Military Sorvice Act area Canada's part in the prosecution of the war would not this country have a better chance of a good ad- ministration of its public affairs with ;a government comprised as it is ,now of the' leading Hien in both great political parties ; men who have been leaders in Dominion politics, and also sten who 11at% been leaders in the ;different provinces, than it would have with Sir Wilfrid Laurier, the 'fag -end of the Liberal Party and the Nationalists of Quebec ? Aside from the war altogether, and ' assuredly ;considering the fact of the war which it is impossible to ignore, Canada Would be taking a tremendous risk management of 11 r incommitting the mann e m g g affairs fel the net five years to the fag -end of one party. In the _pres- ent instance it would be, handing them over to the Quebec majority and the foreign element in this ,aaun try, Will Canada 00lminit that blun- der on December seventeenth next 7 We think not, ▪ * A correspondent in a recent issue of a Toronto daily. writes to suggest that the supporters of Union •Govern- ment, amongst whom fie reckons him- self, leave criticism of Sir Wilfrid Laurier. -and his policy out of. Clic present campaign. He's a bit il- logical, too, in regard to the mat- ter-4Hn says : "There are thous - ends of Liberals who have made and are making the most noble and her- ,oic sacrifices for Canada and' the Em- pire who still believe' that if Sir 'Wilfrid wins he willgive them a. •strong war council and "Carry on' t0 victory." Those who think this -*ray seems to °eel:look the fact that the strongest war een13011 ever tatt- ed together might sit at Ottawa and. 0314. - s resolutions of sympathy with the Allied cause forever and a slap, but unless they sent men to reiefOroe *o Can1Ldiants already at the frost wauld de little to help W111 the Wal 9teiufOreeme uta ere what "tae needed and Sir Wilfrid's policy will hat Methodists Endorse Union Government At the November meeting of the Godcrich district, held at Landes - bore on Thursday last in connection with- the Methodist church, a resolu- tion was passed pledging hearty 'sup- port to tate Union Government under the leadership of Sir Robert Borden. The resolution was introducer. by Rev. R. J. McCormick of Blyth, sec- onded by, C, .1. Rallis of Clinton, and carried unanimously was as follows; "That we, laymen and ministers of the Goderioh Methodist' District here assembled at Londesboro, do heartily comm std the COuservatives -and Lib- erals of per country -who; so many of. then), Itave Tata aside party, affilia- tions and have formed a, Union Gop- aliment whose policy as outlined 1s to put torth everyeffort, to bring to a e surecess 1 clu Lon this ware in- volving volving as it does longer 'sacrifices from our people, aind we do hereby pledge ourselves to support the Un- ion. Govcrunlent in the coming elec- tion Dec. 17th," The meeting was well attended, ln- to'resting addresses weregiven by Rev. IS. J. McCormick, Rev, J. A, kIoKelroey Rev.. J. W. Hedley, Rev. A. E. Jones and others, also helpful discussion on the various subjects, Rev. C. C. ,Keine of .T.ondcshoro, where the meeting was held, was ab- ly assisted bp the ladies of 111S. church, anti the visitors were enter - tallied to dinner and supper 1n the ebtireh. 'Clic chairman, Rev, J. A, ,Arnow of Clinton, presided, Tho following aupwcred t0 the roll call. Clinton (Wesley) -Rev, A E. Jones, Cl. J. Wailis, W. I4. llellyal: ; Clinton (Ont. St,)-Rev..1. A. Ag- new, Win, Stevens; Lorne 'Tyndall, it, .1, Miller, Mr, Vodden ; 11)7111-- Il.rv. Jl., J, McCormick, John C'ttid- tvell,. Albert Gluiiut; I-4 co. •Clog ; Dun- gannon-Rev, .1, A, 1Iekelvie Ni1q J. W. Ilediley 1 Aaburn•-Rev, F. S. o'I<al] ; Walton -Rev, 1'. W. Craik 1 L0ldes nr0-Ilev C 1, Kahle, Masers. McV,ttie, lilleslcy, Lyons, Hiles, B raiOwe' te, Collison and ('10,1111, 11 OW to rend P reels To l'elsouers lit 00-014111ut1031 with Clic now 1611et110 instituted by the dritielt government all Parcels. fro% (ihnnd:t to 011ieer Prisoners of War interned iu Germany or Austria-Hungary con- taining foodstuffs, on and after .fan- . uary 1st, 1918, can only be accepted for onward transmission by t)ae Post- al ,Ser'vioo if th0y bear. a, " 6011P01'' issued by the Prisoners of War De - C. , Pertinent, C 1 Cross So-' 1st t tit Canadian 111 1 31 t, i s to a a % 1 , eiety, London, l nglai;cl, Under the new arrangement the amount of food, st11175 which nmaY be sent to an Of - floor Prisoner of War during four weeks ;nest not exceed one inenleed; 'pounds, Of this .total the Prisoners of War Department or the Canadian Red Cross will send to each interned Canadian Officer including' those at- teched to other than Canadian unite not less than six ten pound parcels each four weelcs; The remaining for- ty pounds of foods -tells per- , four weeks may he sent personally, by relatives in Canada, but eaelt parcel must hear a coupon which can be ob- tained on application from, the Pris- oners War Department, Canadian o s of pa a an Red Cross Society, Lonccu England. The right to send food parcels to an Ceecer-Prisoner-of War rests with the next of lain, but may be transferred Prisoner the latterthe b tor by f Y0 War himself to any person. It is' advisable that application should be made to the Prisoners of War De partment, Canadian Red -Cross So- ciety, London, England, for the nec- essary coupons for parcels packed personally at the earliest ,possible moment, These coupons are to be used• on food parcels only and no coupons can . be issued for amounts under ten pounds. If, therefore, it 1s +desired to despatch a parcel weigh- ing less than ten pounds an ordinary coupon must he used and the parcel counts_ as one of the four permissible in four weeks. Articles may not bo sent to any Society for ,enclosure in any parcel despatched under the Red Cross label. The importance of guarding against any misuse of the label cannot be too strongly emjlhas- ized. Sob action would not onlp harm the Prisoner to whomthepar- cel was adriressed but would react on other prisoners. and might endanger the whole system of despatching the food supplies to officers and men who have fallen into the hands of the enemy. Parcels for officers interned in Bulgaria and Turkey come under the new scheme. Owing, however, to the diffeultics of postal cmnmun- ication,, it is notadvisable to send many; parcels to officers in Turkish damps. Supplies can lie purchased Asia Minor and it is better to re- mit money to the prisoners rather parcels.This new send manyt than so s cheine relates only to p ar eels con- taining n- taining foodstuffs for officer prisoners of war interned in enemy countries and aloes not )affect in any way the present regulations governing the transmission of parcels to prisoners of wax other than officers, which regulations remain unchanged, The needs of officer prisoners of war holding commissions in the Imperial Armyt are looked after by the Cen- tral Prisoners of War Committee, 4 Thlirloe Place, London, S.W., Eng- land, This committee will supply the necessary, coupons to the next of kin of these officers for parcels • ad- dressed to them which are packed personally. -- TIIE YOUTH'S COMPANION CAL- ENDAR FOR 1918. The Youth's Companion Practical Home Calendar, combines 1311e beauti- ful with the useful. It is especially sought; for by busy people, because it gives at one glance not only the days of the current month, but those of the month. preceding and the month following, all on the ono leaf. At the same time the* calendar is decorative in design and suitable for a place in the best room in the house. ft is given to all readers of .. The' Youth's Companion who have paid their sunscriptiOns for 1018. Marriages Af.1 XANDIIR-HIBBS-111 Clinton, on Dee, 5th, by Rev. J. A. R.ob- 1rison, Helen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.- H. J. Hibbs, to Harry Al- exand'er, son of the late John Al- exander, all of Goderich town- slitp, B17LC1T3R-CARRICIIC-At 0ode:ich, on Nov. 280, Elizabeth Carrick to Edward E. 0, .Belcher, both d . •' dh of Go arc . Births L17"Lill-1n 1-Iullett, on Nov. 1.6th, to bit'. and birs, 'Thee, Little, a son, DA.VII)SON-Tu Morris township, en Nov, 111t11, to Mr. and Mrs, Jos- eph Davidson. a daughter. Deaths RILEY-At Londeslloto, on Dec, let, Hannah Leach, relict of the late ' W. 'J. Riley, aged 68 years. WWILLI.'AMS-la Seaforth, on Nov, 2llth, Matthew Williams, •aged 72 years, SMALL At T.-Ies1 )ter on Nov, 210, Edna .1., wife of Rev, J, L. Small, inmate of BIyt1. FOR. SA1.l:.-ON AI 131'1R'C STREET aseven roomed cottage, nliectric lights soft a1u1 town water in kitchen, For particulars apply to T. A. Greig. -18 57', PAUL'S 01'1(1) WILL 1.101..1) their Annual 11113aar, on 7'uesd€Ly,. Dee, 111311 Tea settved: during the nil r• re 1ne aftarno0n. Lve y h y 1 fro 111• -••jt 41.11:TIUN SA.I,I1 01" 8111:110, Ci1'.l'- tle ant hlgs,r-'rbe eutlelsignc1l bas received instructions to sell by p011) - lie }Motion at N. W. 'l'rewartha's' farm, iiolinosvlile,, 011 Wednesday, Dee, 1211i, at 721,30 o'olook sharp, the fol'iewitlg 3 Sheep -25 choice breed- ing ew01, 3111 yoarlfngs, bred to one of Peter Arkoil's Oxforcldowns, Cat110--1. cow newly calved, 7 yrs. old,' with calf by side, 1, springer 7 years old in calf to a Derham, (Pringe21 4 years old in calf to a I1am 1 Holstein springer 4 years• old, 1 cow 5 years old, due in January, 1 Jersey cow clue in February, 1 cow 7 years old due early in March, 1.' cow 0 years old due ikt April, 1 farrow cow 5 years 011 initial- 3 heifers rising 3 years due in Pobruaryt, 2 hetfors rising 3,. years slue in March, 11 Jersey heif- er due In March, 1 heifers rising 3 � years old nearly fat,'2 heifers 2 years old this fall, 5 short -keep steers rising 3 years old, 2 steers 2 years old this fall, 2 yearling steers, Figs. --2 pigs 37, months' old, 10 pigs 2t months' olid, 7 pigs 2 months old: 'Terms -7 months' credit on approved ;joint notes, or 4 percent, straight off for easiti-N. W. Trewartha, Proprietor ; Thos Gundry, Auctioneer, 1;8-1 AUCTION SALE 01S -FARM ,STOGI{ Implements. -Thomas ' and Guudryr has been instructed to sell by pub- lic auction on Lot 18, Con, 3, Stanley township, on Tuesday, Dec. 111:11, at 11.30 o'clock p.m., the following : Hlorses-2 brood mares 6 years old supposed to be in foal to Earl O'Clay, 1 driving horse 12 years old, 2 year-old fillies sired by Earl,O'Cilay, 1 foal 5 months old. Cattle -1 cow 9 years old dtie to freshen in April, 1 cow 8 years old due to freshen in March, 1 cots 5 years. old due to freshen, in April, s cow 5 years old newly calved, 1 cow 3 years old with calf at foot, 1 heifer 2 years old due to freshen in April, 3 steers 2 years old, 3 yearling heifers, 2 heifers about a year old, 3 spring calves, 2 poung calves. Sheeh0.0 pure bred Shropshire ewes (not record- ed), 7 pure bred ewe lambs, 1 year- ling pure bred buck, Implements - Deering binder, McCormick mower and rake, Massey -Harris bean eu1- tivator and harvester, Oliver wak- ing plow, Fleury double plow`, 15 - hoe seed drill, potato digger, spring tooth cultivator, set 3 -horse har- rows, low wheeled wagon; hay rack, stock box, sheep, dipping tank and platform, two buggies, demo- crat wagolf, set of sleighs, cutter, slings, fanning mill, set double harness, set single harness, sap, .pan, number of buckets anis spites, and various other articles too numer- ous to mention in detail, A11 to osold without reserve the b as proprietor has sold his farm. Terms -All sums of 810 and tinder, cash ; over that amount 10 months' credit will be given on furnishing approved joint notes. A' discount of 5 cents on the dollar off for cash on credit amounts. No ar- ticle tei be removed. until settled for. 'Thos. Gundry, Auctioneer • Thomas Fraser, Proprietor. 118-1 RAW FURS WANTED. I3IGIIES'C prices paid, -H. A. I4ovey, Clin- ton. -117 FARM FOR SALE -49 ACRES SI'T- uated,one mile north of the village of Londeshoro, being north half of Lot 26, Con. '12, Iiuliett. Bank barn 30x56, straw shed, driving shed 26x30, cement silo 12x27, frame house with kitchen. Build- ings fn good repair and soil in good shape, mostly all fn grass. No. 8 school stands on corner of farm, occupying the fiftieth acre, For further particulars apply to Richard Shaddick, Londesboro.16-7 FARM FOR SALE. -LOT 25, NUR - on Road, Tuckersmith, containing 98 acres, with buildings. For par- ticulars apply to R. W. Oibbings, R. R. No. 4, Clinton. -07 RATEPAYERS ARE REMINDED that payment of the second instal- ment of taxes should be made as early as possible. The last day for payment Ls Dec, ld.th, after Which five percent, will be added. No notice outer than this adver- tisetneut will be given. Bring your tax statement when making pay- ment. Wheatley, Tax Collec- tor. Clinton,Nov. let, 1917. 13-7 COCKERELS FOR SALE -I HAVE a number of pure bred Ancona cock- ereis for sale, (hatched, from eggs from Rev. E. (1, Powell's famous pens), Price $1.50 if taken before Nov. 1st, $2.00 after that` cloth. - Chas. ';Williams, Jr., R. R. No. 2, Clinton, Phone 11-113. • -11 COTTAGE FOR SALE 011TO Rent -On Cutler street, Clinton, cottage containing 7 rooms, good cellar, situation central. Fist par- 1110111ars apply to 0. 13. 13Jale or Mrs. Butler, Clinton, -06 1I0U.5E FOR SALE. - B 12. I C K house with all modern conveniences, also good stable, corner Ratlenbury and William 'streets. For patio - tars apply to Mrs. James Twitched on Premises. -14 YOUR CLOTHE'S CLEANED 17.Es paired and Pressed and at the eilortest possible ,notice. Both Lad- ies' and Gentlemen's clothes. We gum:mike. to do good work. I am prepared to :French Dry Olean Ladies gusts, Gent's Suits anel all kinds oC elothisig Includingudin Stve at- ars, ate. All orders promPllp at- tended to. Rooms over ,lotlnson's jewelry Stare. -Wm, .1. Jago. •00 FOR SASE -000D FRAME 1{OUST ell Station street, in •Test of 216» pail', good cellar, 'writ and .soft wat- er. Best of.1u011411011--APply to W. Cr, Plekott, REVISION OF VOTERS' LIS:I', 1917 -'town of :01111to)a-Notice . is hereby given that a Cott will be held, pursuant to The Ontario Vot- eis' List Act, by Els Honour the Judge of the Comity Court of the County of Huron at the 4'ouneit Chemin; Cain on oe the eighth December, � 1 t Ao'clock' clay of I Open bk.r, 7,9 7, a 31.131,, to hear. lend `determine cone. plaints or errors .and omissions in the Voters' List of the Municipal- ity of the to.Wn' of Clintdn for 1917. Dated this 20th day oa Noir. 1917.-D, 1. Maephorson, Teem Clerk. -1:7 HORSE FOR, SALE -GOOD 'WORK horse, works double or single. -Ap- ply W. Kennedy, Clinton -11 CR11AM WANTED, DAIRYMEN having cream to sell write to us for cans, We supply two cans free. P'ay all express charges and issue cheques twice each month, cheques a eat par. We the high- est 1 a bP. g PY Y est market prices consistent with an honest test. Testing done by a competent man, Each -can careful- ly weighed, sampled and tested on arrival and statement returned, Those in the vicinity of Kinburn may leave their cream with Mr. Hall who will deliver it here. Write for cans and give us a trial. Patrons in the vicinity of Varna • may deliver their cream to Bea'ttp Bros. Store and it will be taken care of there -Tho Seaforth Cream- ery., Box 486, Seaforth, Ont. -00 The Edison Diamond Am- berola, the world's greatest value in phonographs, will be increased in Price on January 1st, 19118. - You of course will want to buy 703.21 Diamond Amberola before Jan- uary 1st, Let us give you a word of advice about the freight situation. Freight is moving very slowly. There may. be freight embargoes. Order your Diamond Amberola now and make sure of getting it before Jan- uary 1st. Nelvconehe Pianos, Superior Litter Carriers, Stalls and Stauusions, Wat- er Boxes, De Laval Separators, De Lava1 Engines and Sharpless Milking Machines. D. W. HAMILTON CLINTON, - ONTARIO Christmas Soon Here The festive time is Lust approach- ing and it is one time of year when every housewife, especially the house- wife, desires t0 have an appetizing table for her family, especially in line e£ a Xmas cake. You will do well to purchase the ingredients for your Kmas cake at our store, oar new fruits are of the highest quality. Choice Valencia Raisins, 2 lbs. for 25e • Seeded and Seedless Raisins, per package 15e Seedless Raisins, looses per ib, lye (Use in place of currants) Our new stock of nuts, currants and peels have arrived and they are what the busy housewife desires. For butter use Easifirst or Crisco it's better. For pies we, have some extra nice mince meat at 18c per lb. or 2 lbs. for 35c. Special -Pure laundry soap, 5 for 25e. 21 bars for $1.00. Good supply of vegetabfos on hand. HIGI4EST PRICES FOR .PRODUCE Johnson & Co. The Store of Quality. Phone orders promptly cared for. PHONE 111. • PHONOLAS Every family can afford a Phonola. The best and cheapest on the market today, by from $5 to $15 cheaper than - any other, being an all Canadian )trade machine. It has a quiet smooth running doable spring motor. It bas a surprising volume of tone, pla7ing ail makes of disc records cold will play two or, three tell inch re- elords tvith oho winding, Cabinets are in mahogany, early English, weatherer), oe golden oak, all parts being made and assembled in Canada, hence it is the l0tvest priced timeline ort the market, prices ranging from $18 up to $256. Come -in and have a look befpro purchasing. Drop M. mill have pour oyes tested 11 they bother you -it wont cost any- thing, Lost sight or the light that tailed. The eyes are the bread win- ners -not the hands, Take care of theta, have diem examined. I{now that they are right, We are experts, Satisfaction 133hara13teed, .4,4444 • R. H. O�pJNSON V <�,y <A. (Neat to Itovey'e Drug Stone) issuer of Marriage 1Jice1se0, ; oLM1+s4v1Li,l': FATRIO'1'lU t q. elety intends l;iviltg a emelt Sat the Methodist Wilma on Friday ev- ening, Doe, 7t1t, flood program, Quartette of (int. ,St, ciherub, 011;1 - ton, nfre. Madden of 1lrlleefioltl, (formerly ))like Hart) .elocutionist, and other taient, will take part. Admission .25e. Concert at .8 (Meek, - 17.2 61815 WANTED ! WE CAN GIVE EMPLOYMENT TO A) FEW MORE KNIT- TERS, RS, ETC. APPLY AT. ONCE. Clinton Knitting Co, LIMITED. LIVE POULTRY WANTED - every week. I4ighest market price Paid, W. MARQUIS Phone 14-166 113. R: No. 1 Selected Potatoes Wanted ! for immediate delivery: We take them• any day. Highest market price paid. We want them before cold spell comes. JAS. STEEP & CO. Box 192 Phone 126 THE CORNER S TORE Live and Let Live Ingredients for Your Christmas Cake It you have not alreadp made your Xmas cake it is time for you to get busy. We have all the ingredients -1 ■sigh quality and right prices : Choise raisins, carefully seeded, California seedless raisins, Valencia raisins, Choice cleaned currants Mixed peels, Xmas elates and figs, Pure lard, Shortening and Crisco, We will hare oleomargarine for sale the first of December. Butter and eggs wanted -+highest prices.caoli or trade. E. E. HUNN I FORD 'MOB AMOR LET US LOAD some or our baled hay; and feed on our truck the next time it is going i11 your direction, which will belvery. soon. Just as an experiment we ask 1 11 e for a them o your case 0 on to. tryt 1 n o Y 1 while. If it doesn't result in your becoming a steady customer for our hay and feed we miss our guess. Once used always a user has been our experience. W. Jenkins & Son. FLOUR AND FEED. Phone 199. Highest prices paid lot Grain and Wool. Elevator, Residence phone 9-142. air WE WANT NOW A }tellable Agent in Huron county to sell Pelhalu's Peerless Fruit and Ornamental trees during tali 311d winter. months. Good pay, exclusive territory, free selling equipment., _. n Otter 600 nares of the cholaet nnrsely stock, including new varieties controlled by us. Handsome up -to• date selling equipment and a eaten- did Canadian-ghown sleek to offer cust01nc15. We are not joblie218. Write flow for heady terms to PELIIAM NURSER`)" 00. Taranto, Out. .tt veleta nest to N B.-C)tit to a cont on r .d g n ,'i - -- . 1061 .. . c n•s fora nc es ur leasers 1131 c t r a t ,a pp p I B (ii hltrSery Stack. How About Your Christmas Pudding LIS TEN 2 lbs Valencia raisins 250 2 lbs Seeded raisins 25e 2 lbs Seedless raisins 30e New Peels, Nuts, Figs and Dates , W■ ■O'Nell The Hub Grocery Do you know what this label means ? It is your assurance of perfect satisfaction in all your concrete work. Insist on getting Canada Cement. We also have all kinds of Dressed Lumber. and McNair Brand Shingles, so if you are figuring on any new buildings or repairing, let us Yelp you plan your work, ,our services are free. J. B. MUSTARD BRUCEFIELD. ' P�flltry Wanted Our Feeding Plant has opened for tate season, and from now on we will be in the, market for ;all the poultry that you have for sale, Poultry, will be taken in every Wodnesdap morning at folmesville and every day at Clin- ton. Special prices will lie. paid for properly '9a- ished rhilk-fed chiokelis over 5 lbs. each. GUNN, LANGLOIS CO. CLINTON N. W. Trewartha, Phone 1.00 Manager or Holmesville 4 on 142 Leave Your Order Early for Eavetroughfng, Heating or Plumbing you're going to have done this year PRICES ARE ADVANCING FAST THOS. HAWKINS. Agent for Hecla Furnaces Sloop over Rowland's Hardware. PHONE 53: Clinton Carriage Shop MOGUL ENGINES Mogul Gasoline Engines from 1; to, 26 h.b. McCOR11IICK MACHINERY Mowers - Binders - Rakes Hay Loaders - Side -delivery Rakes Bean Cultivators - Scufllers Oliver Plows- Peerless Gatos'. McLaughlin and Boyne Buggies and Carriages Some good s0001td-hand buggies for sale cheap. Buggy tires channeled and re-rtubbered. All kinds of hard and soli; oils, greases, etc,, kept in stock, Tops and sine, tui tains 0f all kinds repaired. All work neatly 1311 1)roniptlp done, WILSON EL.LMOm T Phone 73 - unroll street.