The Clinton News Record, 1922-3-9, Page 5News' 4'1"Kht It
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Brest to to
and Me
The 'Kincardine Risviery says it wa$e,
't guilty of ,lronating over flinging
into the wastepaper basket some, .ob-
tie ,tionable advertising as we accused
f doing, We apologize. 1t was
J"]ze Repo •ter we had reference to
;;ad inadvertently named 'file Review,
Twenty, City, perhaps a hundred
years front now there will be persons
and perhaps parties in Canada urg-
ing Senate reform er avbohtion.,-
eardiee Review;
Surely the King Government will
have have it all reformed up -L -or
down, -=long before theta
"The'; Province willawait with in -
tweet and curiosity Col. Doueal Gar-
1, contribution n o the
• debate
niche 5 o t
r o
between the Iiydro-Electric Com
mission and the Government. Sooner
or later the Colonel will have to ,de-
Blare ,himself," remarked the Orillia
Packet "last week. The Province did-
n't have to wait longbut now that
the Colonel has "declared' himself,'
what's what?
The. News -Record this week turned
clown advertising from a•neigltboring
town, thereby protecting; merchants
who do not as well as those who do
use our advertising celumns. This
sort of- town ,loyalty is expected of
newspaper publishers and it is -con-
ei, tently practised but people in oth-
er lines of business ,apparently eon -
der only their own' convenience' and
•
At the meeting called by the mayor
On Tuesday evening one of the speak-
ers suggested that the time had come
• when only one newspaper was ne-
eessary; in a ;town like Clinton.' It
maybe that this speaker knows the
business of tthe newspaper publishers
betterthan they do themselves but
it strikes us ' as rather a peculiar
thing for one business .reran to cry
down, ' another businessin the same
town, especially at a meeting called
to "boot' the town, The
(11 nt o n ne.1r s•pepers --• are
.
privately -owned' and have carried on
business.,in this, town,:longer, -then
,
-almost any_othei ire .,.: Also they
have done more,to "put`:Clinton, on
the snap", to use a .much hackneyed
end' ineligant phrase, than any • .oth
er thing. They pay their taxes•rand
,:onduet respectable, .businesses and
their future is in their own hands.
'Their fate will 'not- be 'decided at a
meeting of a handful of •citifens, any
=one of whom might learn a lot i in
citizenship from the average,news-•
paper 'publisher.
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POPULAR STANLEY : TOWNSHIP
'GIRL WEDS -
A very pretty wedding was sol-
mmnlzed on Wednesday, March 1st, at
tho home of Mr. and ;Mrs: W. ;11.'.
Palhet , Sauble ILine,/Stanley, when
Ibeir daughter, Mienie Mae, was un-
ited in marriage to Mr. Ernest Veil -
den of Mellon]. Alta, At twelve
o'clock, t0 the strains of the wedding
March, played 'by the bride's sister,
I4irs. Will Cameron, the bride en-
tered the parlor leaning on the arm
of her' father and joined' the groom
under:, an arch of "evergreens. The
couple .were united 'in marriage by
'Rev. (Capt.) Edwards of Seafor'th,
assisted by the_Rev. Mr. Quinn; The
bride was becomingly gowned in
white canton, crepe, heavily beaded
and embroidered. Her bridal veil
was embroidered with silk and
crowned with orange blossoms and
he carrieki a bouquet of roses and
term ,
After congratulations the newly
wedded pair and guests repaired to
the dining room and partook of a
.dainty wedding dinner. '
The bride was the recipient of
many beautiful and costly' gifts,
:among them being a beautiful cut
glass berry set given to her by the
office in which' she was employed as
a stenographer, and a miscellaneous
shower from the girls of the Bar -
'bare House,. Toronto. The groom's
-gift to the bride was a handsome
cabinet of silver. Mr. and Mrs,
Vodden wili'leave'for their home at,
Mellor; Alta., - about the' 1,5th, of
March, ,The good wishes of their
..mde will. accompany them.
i.olndesboro.
1Ir. Wesley Hog'gartt has pur-
-vhasod his brother's farm adjoining
,hie own ond,moyeti there thiS week.
Ur,and Mrs. Ephriam B e
Ai r wr1
p
have taken up their residence in
Clinton this week and their son-
tn•law, ., Mr, Wm. Hoggart, has
Bought the farm.
Mr. and Mrs. lohn Fingland spent
Saturday in'Clinton.
Mr., Thbs, Sampson, who has been
in ,Toronto for the past week, re -
;tarried :home Saturday evening,
Mr.:and Mrs. Thos, Hernia,) of
Clinton spent the week -end at Mr,
Nall Caldwoll's.
lir, Joe Campbell of Walton spent
Sunday, at the 'home of Mr. Robt,
Young.` `
]ills 'Anne Abery spent Tuesday
with Mrs. Thos, Herman of Clinton.
On Friday of last Week the Com-
/I/unity Hall was presented with a
very lovely fumed oak library table,:
and two arm chairs, the gift coming
front Summerhill Red Cross, It was
certainly at lovely gift, one that was
'badly needed and will be numb ap-
predated,
At the regular meeting of Old
Heil held an 11reFeiday last the Coin-
t'y:ll board presented a state -
receipts and expenditttres of
of the new hall. The tate-
e7a d alaat the eost of the
rirximatc'v ,$10,000,' in -
$.vi There' Was a bal-
of.espendituros over
otrn't,' tvae-grant-
; 'lith the: build -
fist to the
0', b
to U al-
e ! eiinnent
grants, Red Cross and Women's In-
stitute grants and by private eub-
seriptions.
The play The Country Doctor:"
rivet. under the, euspieee of the.
Presbyterian Guild, loot Friday night
was well attended,'' "ho proceeds,
Which amounted 68,OQ,, were
handed to the IIs ittitteo to 'be
used as the board ° t best.
On Tuesday of ,y week . Mee.
George Seiles, one llett's most
worthy and respoete residents,
passed peacefully away at her late
residenee, after a lengthy illness. ,Ior
the 'past five ot, six years Mrs, Scales
wag unable to leave her .home, and
Part of that time she wasconfined
to her bed.
3.111e,
13.111e,deceased lady, whose =idea'
name was Katharine Craig, was born
in Glasgow, Scotland, but came to
this country at the age of eight
The family first Settled .in
u 's fa.
Y
tx it y
Zorra but lutea, came to IIuron coim-
ty ;and lived for a tune in Goderich
township, where She was married to
Mr; Seudes in 1876. Since that time
she»had been a resident of Hullett
township,
Only those who knew her best;
ci wonderfully, eould.appro ate he onder t w f Y, kind
loving, unselfish disposition she pos-
sessed, and how deeply she will be
missed by her own family and large
circle of friends.
The funeral. took place on Thurs-
day] afternoon, "conducted 'by Rev.
Jas. Abrey, pastor of Knox Presby-
terian, of which`' she had
beena lifelong
member.. The pall-
bearers
li-
bearers were: W. Hess, ' Thos.
Adams J. Beatty, W. H. Stevens,
E. Crawford and J. Cartwright.
"She is survived by her husband
and -three daughters Mrs. M.'Wat-
son of Veteran,. Alta.; Mrs. Chas,
Weymouth and Miss Esther at home.
'Another daughter, Mrs. Amos Cart-
,,.
wright,'passed 'away a year ago:
Deepest sympathy is, extended to her
family in their sorrow and lossof a
cheerful,' loving 'and (beloved mother.
Mr. and Mrs.' J. C. Stewart of
,Stratford were here -for the funeral.'
A very pleasant and successful en-
tertainment and programme`was held
under the 'auspices of the Lonclosboro
Club,•. No. 1066. 11. F; O: on S'Vetl-•
nesday'evening last, it being the: out -
corse of a sparrow,hunt which was •
held^+a' foweweeks previously, w"h"ere
by the:'losing' side provided :the earn -
gramme. . The • Iady .friends of .the
Chili provided -a- very fine 'supper-
whicih, was served in: -the basement of
the Coumnmity hall. After •;ample
justice had ,been done to the good
things provided, 'adjournment was.
made' to the 'auditorium where a
lengthy programme' was given, con-
sisting of addresses by Mr. William
Black, M.P. for 'South Huron and
Mrs. G. W. Layton of Bruceleld,
interspersed with reeitations,:singing
and'arieites': of musical numbers.,
Revs. Messrs, Osborne and Abery
also gave very instructive short ad-
dresses. ,,
il-dresses.,; The recitation of our old
friend, Ted. Crawford, deserves: spec-
ial mention, as well' as some of the
younger contributors, which goes to
_prove that there is plenty of good
local talent which only needs to' be
developed
Marriages
VODDEN-TALBOT-At ' the home
of the isolde's 'parents, Sanble, Line,
Stanley township, on ,March lst,
by the R,ev, (Capt.) Edwards of
Seaforth, assisted by the Rev. Mr.
Quinn •"of Bayfield; Minnie Mae,
daughter of Mr. and Ales. W. H.
Talbot, to Ernest Vodden of Mel-
lom, Alta.
FITZPA.TRICIK-AUSTIN-In God-
erich, on Feb. 18th, by 'the Rev.
Father Guam, Wm. J. Fitzpat-
rick to Regina Austin daughter
r
of
Mr. and Mrs. Philip ,Austin
HARDING-DOUBLEDEE-In
How -
ick, on MVlarch lst, 'Janet Myretta,
daughter of MVIr..and Mos. George
Doubledee to Mr. Norman D.
Harding, son of ex -Reeve Harding
of Howick.
Births
POTTER -In Blyth, one February
19th, to Mr, and bVirs. Charles Pot-'
ter, a son.'
SHEPHERD -At Victoria Memorial
Hospital, Toronto, on March 6th, to
M. and Mrs. J. E. Shepherd, 532
Palmerston blvd., a daughter.-
Al-ison Dutton.
BLAY-In New Toronto, on Mar.
5th, to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest '.Slay,
formerly of Clinton,. a son--
Charles
on-Charles Horace,
Deaths
TOWNSEND-In Clinton,on
March
4th,Joseph C. Townsend,' in.his
G
p r
1sear.
7 y '
BILLINGS -in Clinton, on ,March
3rd, Jane Collins, widow of the late
George -W.. Billings, aged 80 years.
PEARSON-In Goderich township,
March: 6th, Rebecca Harrison,
wife of Benjamin Pearson, in her,
43rdon year.
BELL -In . Gdderich, on Feb.
26th, Grace Lawrason, Wife • of
Thomas W, Bell,
McEVOY In Goderich, on Feb. 25th.
Owen Joseph McEvoy, in his 83rd
• year,
For Sale
Rock Cochens, ' bred -to - lay
strait., also eggs for setting, $1,00
for 13, Mrs. Hiram Hill,-40-tf
A 'Play Coming
A unique and humorous play,c'Tho
\tillage Doctor," will bo presented en
March 17th, in the Parish Hall by
the St, Joseph's Dramatic Club Tlv-
erybody. welcome. -40-2
Boarders Wanted
One or two gentlemen boarder's,
Inquire at The News-Recor31.---40-tf
Heifers For Sale
I Eery
3 -'heifers to freshen iu May: S.
R. MaeMath, llolmesville, "Phone 34
on 60.1, • -881-bf
Muskrat Skills Wanted
n Will pity ,,1,50 to m ,,,2,Ob each,
Badly damaged at wane,. t` I. A.
Hovey..
Auburn .
Mr, W, J. Roberton loft Monday
for Prince Albert; Seek., after spend,
ins the winter moltthsat his here
here, Mr. Roberton intended stop.
7pi rg off at Winnipeg for a few days
e route, to visit ;friends,
Mr, and Mrs, Russell King have
moved into the village and are oe,
copying Mr. Chas, Nevin's :house
We ere glad to see Mr, John Syan-
ington around again.
A large number, from here atten-
ded the Sunclay school convention held
at Carlow' on Friday last,
Mr. Jack Seeley of the Sterling
Bank has been promoted, end Mr,
Charlie O'Neil has °taken his place in
the bank here.
-a member; of the, London Methodist
conference for many years, They
have been in Calgary for several
'years past, The Rev. Mr. Cragg of
the Wingham Methodist church is a'
klli011eernoIt
Messrs, L, W. Curren and -Thos.
Shipley hereby announce to the citi-
zens of Clinton that they will elf-
erate a
IIIGH CLASS GROCER. BUSINESS
in this town,
The store will be located on Main
Street between The News -Record
Printing Office and Plumsteel Bros,
Dry Goods Store ,and will be opened
for business in the near future, with
an entire new " stock of the finest
quality goods procurable, a
A. 'Service second to noise
will be given
LOOK FOR FUTIJItE ANNOUNCE
MENTS
THE 'Ca & S. GROCERS
Pigs For' Sale
A simsilie of ` little 'i s 6'174072 'vveelcs'
i p g ,,,,
olcl Apply to A, ') Matheson, R`.'
No 3{.,Se cforth Phone 17 614,'
Clinton Central._ -40•-2,
Notice 'to ''"Creditors
In the estate of William Morrison,M
Deceased. Notice: is hereby given
that all,.yeesons having, claims
against the estate of William Morri-
son, late of the ;township of 'Hullett
in the County of Huron, yeoman, de-
ceased, who' died on or about the
fourth, day of February, 1922, are
required to deliver to Thomas Liv-
ingston and William J, Miller, the
executors of the said estate or their
solicitor on or before the twentieth
flay of 1VMarcli, 1922, a full statement
of their claims together -:with partici
tilers thereof, and the nature of the
securities, if any, held' by them all.
duly verified by affidavit.
And take notice that after: the said
last mentioned date the said execu-
tors will Drooped to distribute the
estate" of the 'said 'deceased 'amongst
the persons entitled thereto, having
regard only to such claims as they
shall have received duo notice and in
accordance therewith.
Dated at Clinton, this 22nd 'day
of .February,'A.D. 1922.
W BRYDONE, Clinton, Ont,
Solicitor for the said Executors
-40-1
,Clearing Auction Sale
Of Farm Stock, Implements, Grain,
Hay, Clover Seed and Household Ef-
fects. Mr. John C Durst will, sell
bY,Public Auction at Lot 28, Mait-
land Con, Tp. of Colborne,
on Wed-
nesday,
March 22, commencing at
one o'clock, sharia, the : following:
Horses: Filly rising 3, sired by Com-
modore; Clydesdale Stud colt, ris-
ing 1, £rout imp. stook, sired by
Commodore; Clydesdale Stud colt,
rising 1, sired by Dnuure Gartly;
Percberon Filly rising' 2; 2 Clyde
colts rising 2; Good driving mare.
Cattle: Cow, 7 years'old, due in May;
Cow, 6' ,years old, due in June;.2
cows, 6 years, old, due in April; Cow,
'- years old, due in April; '2 Fresh
Cows, 1 8 years old; aged cow in
calf; Fresh cow, 4 years, in calf.
again; Cow, 4 'years, clue in May.
These cotes arQ all in calf to the
Dual Purpose Shorthorn .Bull, Tel
lurion, No. 120068, Pure-bred Short-
horn bull, about 10 months old; 12
head heifers and steers, rising 2; 10
fall calves. Pigs: Brood sow with 9
pigs; Reg. Yorkshire Boar; pure-
bred Berkshire Boar; 2 young Bork.'
shire sows in pigo to York Boar. A
B
,
nunber of Berk ?Sows for breeding
purposes; About 50 White Leghorn'
and Barred Rock hens. 1 year-old,
Itnpletnents: Massey -Harris binder,'
7 -ft, cut, :new; Massey -Harris` hay
loader,, near new; Massey -Harris
Manure Spreader; Massey-ilarrli
64t. cut Mower; Massey -Harris cul.
tiivator; Massey-Haoris Fertilizer and
seed drill,, -13 -hoe, hay rake; roller;
team - oo111 scarier; potato digger;
Hamilton walking Plow; wagon and
rack; set sleigh's; wagon and contbin-
ation rack; new wagon . box; Mc-
Laughlin buggy; Gibson - silo filler,.
near new; 2 Grey cutters; iron pump,
fanning mill; suction pump; set Chat-
ham truck sealer, set team harness;
sal singe. harness; bag truck; hay
.fork and slings; Massey -Harris grin-
der, '10iiti inch plate, new; Fleury rol-
ler, A quantity of hay and straw.
About 300 bushels No. '72 0.A.C,
oats. A quantity ,tee Reci and yellow
blpsso)C Sweet Clover Seed. (Douse-
hold Effects:, Extension table; kit-
chen table; bed and springs; lounge;
washing -machine; A nuttzba1) a kit-
chen chairs and funeroi,5 other art-,
teles, Everything advertised will be
sold without reserve as the Promo.
dor as disposed of the farm end is
l01t1,11/g at 0110, 251015, All stuns
of $10 and under, cash; over that
amount, 8months eyedi
t will be glv-.
011 on furnshing approved joint 11otee.
A diseounl of 4 per cent, ''straight,
tills wed for cats$ 0n cs' i1i i ta,
1 v , edit a O,m
,Tenn h Dusst, l roprictor, T. Coon -
dry, Auetionsoa..
A
IT'$ SO SVirEKTLIr PURE.
DELICIOUS
ti a 1>°een Te
LEAN AND
E30$
is sold on me*it and merit alone. Try
it once and ;you will never go back to
,Japans. At all grocers.1811.140114*
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DON'T. LdSTE14
'1'o reports that we Kaye sold our, business, We have no intention
of Selling at present. Give us a s hare of ,your patronage and you will
,find our prices as low as any. .Tr y our sterefor yottr supplies.
10 bars Pure Laundry soap .. - 49e 1 lb. Ginger ,Shafts . 15e,
7 cakes Pure Castile Soap . 25e Pail Pure Lard, 3 lbs. , ...' • 53c
3 pkgs. Ammonia . 23c 3 . pkgs. Jelly Powder 25c
1 pail Jam, 4 lbs. 65c 2 cans corn .. 25c
1 tinBaking Powder .. . 22e 2 pkgs. Macaroni (16oz,) 25c
1 tin Pink Salmon, 09c 3 boxes Matches 3r
c
HIGHEST"PRICES P011 BUTTER' AND EGGS.
Goods delivered to all Parts of, the town Get the, Habit of Dealing at
JOHNSCN & co': GfOCERY ' Phone 911
THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY
Sale
of HE VOGUE
.t'
utterthilk
The buttermilk of the Clinton
Creamery will be . sold by public
auction at the Creamery on Satur-
day afternoon, March 11th," at 3
'o'clock. George H, Elliott, auc-
tioneer.
Seed Oats For Sale
About 500 bus 1921' Sheffield
Standard, seed,oats, testing 34. to,36
lbs. 80a` , per ,7f1s r Also a Yorle-
.shire sow, carrying third 'litter,. due
'Mar., 12th. .3. B.,'Hiyile L'6 -t: "8,
Con. 2,., Sttiihley, Kippen. P.0 Phone
11. ,on 116 Iiensall central,, 39-3-p
Sale of Quilts:.;
.Ontario St.' I.,adies.'Aid have nine
quilts and one braided run for sale.
Any one wishing to purchase, call at
Mrs, Kennedy's; Ontario St., ilex%
door to the ,public schooI.; -39-tf
Shorthorns For Sale
5 young bulls, 8 to 18 months old,
sired by Marquis Prince, a son of the
champion bull; ` Gainford Supreme,
and grandson. of Gainford Marquis
Prices` to suit the tunes, come and
see them. J. h. Pluinsteel, R. R.
No. 5, Clinton. -39-tf
For Sale
8 -roomed house on Rattenbury St.
Modern' conveniences, garage,, garden
and small fruits, Ideal location.
For terms, efe., apply to E.' M.
Durst, Box 11, Lisle, ;Ont.. -37-5-p
Mortgage Sale of Farm Lands
• In the Township of Goderich
Under"and by' virtue of the pow-'
er•s of sale contained in a certain
mortgage, which will be produced at
the time of sale, there will be of-
fered for sale by public auction, by.
Thomas Brown, auctioneer, at The
Rattenbury' House, in the Town ,,of
Clinton, in the County of Huron, on
Tuesday, the 21st day of March, 1922,
at the hour of two o'clock, ire the af-
ternoon,the following lands, namely:
-Lob number Ten (10), in Bayfield
Concession, of the Township of God-
erich, , in the County of Huron, con-
taining by admeasurement one hun-
dred and nineteen '(119) acres of
Iand, be the same more or less:
This land is situated about 3 miles
from Bayfield and about 7 miles from
Clinton and there are good travelled
roads to both of these places. There
are erected on the premises a com-
fortable dwelling house and a large
bank been. There is also consider-
able second growth timber on the
land.
Terms of Sale
Twenty. (20) per cent, of the pur-
chase money is to be paid on the
day of sale and the balance, without
interest, within 30 days thereafter.
The purchaser will, be required to
sign an Agreement to ednapiete . his
purchase •
Further terms ` and conditions of
sale will be .trade known at the time
of sale and may be had, in the mean-
time, from the . undersigned.-
Dated
ndersigned,-Dated at Seafbrth, Ontario, this
lst -day of ar h `1922. R. S. Hays,
,
Mortgagees' Solicitor„ Neil Gilles-
pie, James Rivers, Executors, Mort-
gagees, Thomas Brown, Auctioneer.
-39-3
Sweet Clover Seed for Sale
White Blossom sweet clover seed.
at market price; also a good
/binder. Apply to H. Snyder,
R, R. No, '2. Phone;2-604, Clinton.
•-39-tt
Seed and Poste foe Sale
• A quantify of White Blesser
sweet clover seed and a few cedar
fence posts and., end posts. Adam
Stewart, R. R, No. 15, Clinton..
-39-4-p
For Sale
On Townsend st„ bank of Public
School, a comfortable, semi -modern,
7 -room : house; also 'a square piano
an ,extension 'table, a small table, and
two beds, .for immediate sale, Phone
No. 176, or Box 101, Clinton, Ont.
-39-tf
Car For Sale„.
2- Lassen `er car,in :fairly `oocl
Condition, Apply good
Mrs. John Tu, c-
-
3 4
ei•, Box 114, Seaforth. 8 p
Pasture to Rent
41)0111;, 75 acres of good pasture
land, Never failing stream running
through; Would soil 56 acres of this
land. Apply to Fletcher Townsend,
3
Y%. IL, No. 3, Soa'".rth, Phone On
614, Clitlten„` 1-418.4-11
The Misses .Beattie have opened
up a fresh new stock of 'Millinery in
the steer in Normandie Block at
very reasonable prices, and invite
your inspection, ,
-40-1
Seed Potatoes
I have a limited quantity of White'
Gz 1ri�' eel '' otatoes 'for;, sale`,' 'The
.are'a heavy yielder ant,Have never
been knownao rot,'- Corne and see
thein:'
FRANK W. ANDREWS
Phone No. 33w Clinton, Ont.
SPECIAL SALE:.
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RUBBERS MITTS
BOOTS. Etc.
GOING AT COST PRICE
H. STARLING
Farm For Sale
100 acres, Lot 12. Con. 6,. Hullett
township, adapted. for cropping' or
grazing. 10 acres bush, balance in
grass Good well and windmill. If
not sold will be rented for "pasture.
R. J. Miller_, Box 25,' Clinton. Phone
119 37-tf
Licensed Auctineer -• '
For Huron County. Pure Bred
stock "and 'general farm sales of all
kinds a specialty. Satisfaction guar-
anteed. Terms: lowest possible. -
T. A. Trick, ;Goderich, Ont. Phone
6-601. -37-tf
Shorthorns _for Sale
3 young bulls, 8 to 15 months old,
all red, sired by 0. A.., C. Ring-
leader. (Right good calves, prices to
suit the times, come and see them, or
write -E. H. Wise, R. R. No. 3,
Clinton, phone 605 r 24. =37-tf
Four Sale Cheap
Imperial Oidord Cook Stove with
high shelf ' and reservoir. Apply at
this office. -36-t1
Barn For Sale
Frame barn, size 34x56, sound tim
bers. To be moved from place, James
McClynlont, Varna. Phone 10 on 622.
•35-4-p
For Sale
ConmfortabIe' residence and 21,i
acres of land with stable and hen-
house, garden and small fruits, on
Baseline near 'Clinton. Apply to
James A. Nott, Robert' G. Smith,
Londesborough. Or W. Brydone, Clin-
ton. 38-4-p
House For Sale
Au eight -roomed house on corner
of Rattenbury St., West, and Shipley
St. Town water and soft water, el-
ectric lights, good .cellar, summer
kitchen and woodshed. Also ti good
stable. Apply to Duncan
McEwen,
Phone 2 on 621, or L. C Paisley,
'Clinton, 35-tf
Farm For Sale
armin
f k ilr
A 100 acreTue ersm t
township. Brick hoitae, bank barn,
garage, other outbuilding's. Hard and
soft water in house avid barn, Farm
well watered. Orchard. Convenient
to Clinton, Seaforth,. Brucefieldn F. J..
Coleman„ -R. -It. No, 3, Seaforth.
344±
No Trespassing
Anyone found hunting, shooting
or trespassing on the premises of
the undersigned, lots 27-28, con,
6-7, Ilullett, will be prosecuted.. J.
G. Gibbings, -34-tf
' Spirella Corsets
apirella Corsets for healthfulness,
style, comfort and durability. Lv
ery corset made to meaiure. Mrs.
Elizabeth Kennedy, Ontario street,
Clinton. -12-1921
' House efor Sale .
8 -rosin solid brick .rouse town
w a
water and electric lights,good gar-
den and chicken 11011se, Apply on,
premises, Corner of North and
SIencerSts.--A. C, Clatiesan.-80-tf
Clothes Cleaned. end Pressed
Clothes deemed ptessed and ice.paired, Woolen geode dry eloened,
Rooms ever T•Tattrd' .i barber .Shop,
W. ,t. Jagoa .--23-tf
ay it with Flowers
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Geo. Stewart
Flot•ist ,Goderich, Ont.
Cut ''lowers always on band
Floral designs and wedding bunches
a specialty,
Member of the Florists Telegraph
Delivery Association, blowers deliv-
ered to any part of ,Canada or Unit-`
ed. States_ -38-12
COVE SEED
FOR SALE
,Annual Swet e . ,Clever,I 7 "
."Hubam"
bum
seed. Government Standard, No. 1,
searifyed and. Ontario grown; $2.00
Per pound for 10 lbs. or over. Ship-
ping charges prepaid.
MUR,RAT GIBSON
' BRUCEFIELD, ONT. '
Coal Strike
Is not only a _ possibility but we
are, sorry to say, an 'ultimate prob-
ability.
You can help to avoid it by carry-
ing full coal bins. So now is, the
time to . fill up with
USTAAIYS CQA
It answers, the 'biiiwine question
craaton ,C
®al
The Standard Anthracite.
Let us hear from you, we are just
at the other end of your telephone
and our Service is free.
J. B. UTAK
CLINTON and BRUCEFIELD;
Phone for Clinton. 74.
Phone for Brucefield 11 on 618.
NOTICE
I will be at 'the Massey -Harris of-
fice for the next few days to collect
all 'outstanding accounts, which must
be Paid et once.,
-40-2
I s, W. WIGG
M i
I
x Oata&c
We repair any make of
battery.
Leave,yovrs with us for
the winter.
Rubbers repaired and half.
soled.
J. Paxman
n
Agent for Overland Cars.
"Examiner for licensed drivers
Phone 80 Res. Mono 140
YQUR FEEO SUPPLY
Will be high hi • quality and rea-
sonable in price if ordered front us
now. We have a full stack eff the
following lines:
KILN DRIED CORN
(IRAN ..luta' I Ur
SHORTS
OYSTER, SHELL
LIMESTONE- GRIT
PURITY FLOUR
FIVE: ROSES: FLOUR,
WHITE'" SEAL FLOUR'"
GOLD SEAL (Pastry) FLOUT.
ROLLED OATS
OIL' CAKE
Feedtrig molasses
tiN•
:II o
ave y a any Wheat, Y Berle or
Btiekwheat.*to sell? We are paying
special prices just now.
W. Jenkins & Son.
FLOiJ.RL AND, FEED
Phonon, Elevator 199, , esidence 141
Boars forService
Champion heed, big 'type Yorkshire
and Chester-WI:is boars for Service.
At home every ler' noon A, C.
L ewf:y, Phone 5 on 6339, Clintes x---25
Having botiglit, bub the 1 rogery
carried, on be" 1Vir, L. Stony.', I wills
to announce to the public that 1 shall
carry a .full stocic of fresh groceries
and respeetfuily solicit u; share oil
the patronage:
Mrs. M. J. Brown
Scranton Coal
We have on hand for Immediate
delivery: CANNEL COAL
IIARD AND SOFT COAL.
Also some ,good Hardwood.
-Leave orders at my Residence,
Huron street, or Phone ,155.
TERMS' CASH
'E. WARD
COA'
NUT„ STOVE & EGG
ALWAYS ON HAND
FOR I' R IMM EDIATE DELIVERY i
R. J. 'ilfHHL L ER'.
Orders taken at residence, Phone 119
' :.:
CONTENTMENT DWELLS
in hones where Port Hope'' Porcelain '.
Enameled Ware is installed. We
can advise you on any'
plumbing necessity_
'THOS. HAW INS
Agent for- Hecla Ftarinaces
Plumbing and Beating Phone 611
Shop over Corless da Vonner's .
.r... r taer
What do You Require?
We have a complete stock of:
Oats; Corn, Wheat, Shorts, -Oat
Feed, Oat Flour, Flax x Seed, and Flax.
Seed Meal, Pure. ,ax;
FLOUR
rr
Five Roses Hants
Purity Silver 'Cr'own
The latter two we bought -reason,.
able and are selling very low.
Blatchford, Royal Purple)calf meals'
Pratt's & Wodehouse 'Stock foods
Glauber Salts Royal Purple
herba' cum Sulphur
� p r
Zenoleum. Salt
Purina Chicken Chowder
Oyster Shell Grit
Beef Scraps
PEAS
A quantity of the above Wanted
Good prices for good quality
J. A. FORD Vic. SON
Phone 123.
Flour and Feed 'Merehants and
Grain Buyers
Also issuers of Hunters & Trappers
licenses
L dve Poultry
WANTED
Wehandl all kind of live and
e s
dressed poultry. Speeial prices paid
for properly milk fed thickens. It
will pay you to finish your poultry,
as our extra price will more than
cover Goat of feed used. Inquire for
prices when ready to sell, Our prleseo
are unsurpassed for all high grit
poultry.
GUNN, L,ANGLOIS ,CO.
N. W. TREWARTEA, Manager,
Phone No, 190 Holtneaville 601 r' 11
CREAM WANTED!
The demand for aur butte is'
, cr:easieg.
To supply this do and Wo require
more cream.
We re nestyou to Ship ts yelp?
We guarantee,. you the Highest
Market Iyrieee; accurate tests and
prompt service.
Our il0nl is known to yon and needs
no farther reeommehd,
t
Wo pay all expl:css charges, Larne
islr croani cans and pay, twice ouch.
month.
Wt
zte:for cane 00 fartherinform i-,
tier to the
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