The Clinton News Record, 1922-8-24, Page 5lIaflTIjiftS � ltJilIcr
SilcCessor's to 11t, T. Corless•-•-Row]anc1s old stand
3IRST COME-- FIRST $111m) -Act quickly while they last,
A few odd lots of 1001/4 Pure Paint (discontinued colors) to
be' cloned Out, it you have a small e"b:at painting to do, this IS
l Yolar': OIr or'tunitY, tc got paint at less than pianufaeturerb peace ;
HERE IS TOE LISTn-
MA'RTIN•SENOVR 10010 PURE PAINT.''
Light Blue Gray, Croans, Light Brown Yellow Gray
Cream White, Olive Gray and Lavender. '
Hall gallon ;cans ;it $2.10, regular
Quart eans g it price 82,65
at ' .$1,10, regular prate 81:400
Pint ekes at 5$c, regular price, 75e, .
Half pints at 30c, regular price 45e, -
Lowe•'Bros., Limited "High Standard Quality --Flat rk y Plat Colors for
Interior Woodwork, i, Walls, Etc., Ready to use,
Several Quart and Pintcansin the following :colors :' Li htd
Dark tan, Ivory, Neutral Green Blue, Green, Gray, Cream Tints,
Quarts at $1.20, regular price 11.50
Pints at 60e, regular price ; 80c
Sealcoat (a prhnor-.-
Pints ) .pu sins at 65c, regular pr'i.e 90e
Its at 3Ge; regular ,price 50c'
Several Jars Oak Graining Colors 35c per Jaz, reg, price 50e.
Nopunite Varnish (best varnish •-made) in quarts only at, 81.50
each, regular price $1,90.
MAPLE LEAF FLAT WALL PAINTS
In Colors:-SkyBlue., Pale Gree
� n, rink.
$1.25 Pints at 25c• Regular 65e.
Quarts at 75e. Rogular price
FLOOR -LAC -In Colors: Maho
gany, Cherry, Rosewood.
Quarts at 75e,"regular .$1,25. Pints at 25c, regular 65c.'.
A few; half pints of Bath Enamel a
THIS SALE COMMENCES SATURDAY AUG, 12,
price A.M.50e, '
AT fl .M ;.
i11 ^is.palmtutsmanautmenifilMISHER
[IT1aSla 1'i', AI) UST 24th 1921
intereit to You.
And Me
4Vit1r tarvia halt' sole all the
vagc," remarks The Sousse 4iefernt-
"local .shoomaltors are Marling it
hardto make ends meet," In Clin-
•toxr .we've got our tarvia hal s0105
'won't oft again,
"A11 the family skeletons are 29
'confined to the closets," remarked an
observing young man while viewing
a nilmber of young ladies in bathing
in
a neighbouring town •a fewdays
€so, •-Orillia Pa4cket.,
Those who hold 1917 Victory Bonds
Will,, he interested in an advertise-
ment on another )rage of this issue.
`The Dominion Government will take
over thesc,ibonds, due• the conning of
December and convert them into new
bonds bearing five per cent, interest,
peyabe half yearly, for either five or
tea years. The new bonds are dat-
ecl from November 1st, 1922 and as
the old bonds carry interest until
December 1st, those making the
exchange are given a bonus of a mon-
ths interest. ' This'. offer is open
only to the holders of bonds and is
not open to other investors. The
new bonds are the same as the old
ones with the exception thatthey.
are not exempt from taxation, The
latter issues wore not tax free, any-
way. To those who wish to'eon-
tinue their investment in Dominion
of 'Canada securities the offer it an
;attractive one. Any, bank will at-,
-tend to the business.
arucefleld
Miss Marks has returned home
from a very pleasant visit with Miss
Bertha Forest.
Mr- and Mrs, Neil- Yellowlees is
visiting friends in our village,
Miss Dora Addison is the guest
• of her brother, Mr. Joe Addison.
Mr. WilliamRaiserof Moose Jaw
Is the guest of Mr. -.James Swan.
There will be a concert in Wilk-
• er's hall on Friday evening, given by
three blind girls.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Rattenbury and
two lithe daughters of Burlington
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W.
H.'Rattenbury for a few days.
The many friends of Miss Mabel
Swan will be .pleased to know that
-she' is doing }nicely. She was taken
to`' Seaforth Hospital last week and
underwent an operation for appen-
drtitis.
Mrs Beattie` and Miss Waugh of
Seaforth visited Brucefreld friends
one day last week.
Plisses Marion and Ina Gray of
Seaforth are -visiting at ,the home of
their uncles Mr. J. Moodie.
Mrs, J. Grainger is'visiting .Sea -
forth friends. .
(Intended for Last week) -
Mr. and Mrs: Fred. Borithorn' of
-Brooklyn, N.Y., were „the guests of.
his sister, Mrs. Ceeih Sinipson,1 ast
week.
Dr. W. Swan of the Brant Hos
pita', Burlington spent the week -end
at his home here.
Me. and Mrs. 'R. T. Dunlop, and
two little sons, Harry and Jaek, are
visiting Mrs. Dunlop's parents, Mr.
'and Mrs. W.H. Rattenbury.
Mr. Chas. 'Ham, `formerly mana-
ger of the Molsons Bank, but now of
I-Iamilton, has: returned home after.
visiting friends here for a week.
Miss Kathleen. Elliott is visiting
in London,
Rev. and Mrs, McIntosh and fent,
ily have returned 'front a very
-pleasant trip to the coast. Mr.
McIntoshoccupied his own pulpit on
'Sunday last.
Mr. H. Pareer. and Mr. Cope-
land Of Detroit were week -end visie
tors of *Mrs. D Ross and family.
Londeshoro
M. and Mis, Charles Watson
.and daughter Fern -spent the week
end with vrth relatives at DresdeXr.
Mr. and Mrs. McCool; Mr. Thos.
Millar 'and Miss Maud Quackenbush
spent Sunday with Mr. Mlllar's xis=
tor, Mrs, White' of Drayton.
blr, and Mrs. Kunkle and dough-
-ter returned to. Niagara on Friday,
after spending the past two weeks
with relatives here. •,
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hooper and
son Gladwin motored up from Wood-
ham and spent Sunday with, her
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Elsley.
Mrs. (Rev.) Medd and daugher
Josie are visiting, her sisters, Mrs.
John Tamblyn and Mrs, J, Eisley.
Mr, and Mrs, Arthur Kerslake
and children of Exeter spent Sunray
with relatives in the village.
Mrs. T•. Sampson returned home
on Friday last lifter spending - the
past two we;ks with relatives at
Dresden and Cha hani,.
Mr. Fred Richards, sectiomnan,
has gone to relieve Mr, Jas. Leckie,
.section foreman of Blyth, who is.
'talking a holiday,
Mr. Denis' Roberton loft on'.Fri-
day to resums his duties as G T •P.
operator at Sarnia.
bliss Gertie .Roherton is spending.
her holidays with her mother, Mrs.
111. Ross.
Miss Belle Roberton has returned
_home after spending the past two
months with relativesin the West.
Miss Minnie Lavan is visiting her
cousins, Mrs. M. Ross and Messrs.
'Charlie and James Ruddle.
Mr. Will. Caldwell and Mee, Hel-
en Quinn spent Sunday at Port Al-
bert,
Miss. Mary Jamieson of Toronto
is visiting at her horns west of the,
village.
Me. and Mrs,E, Hales of "•Guel-
ph visited ab Me. W. .Caldwells
last week,; l
Over 3,000 musicians will take
part in the Music Day prog rammo
at the Canadian National Exhibition
nl1uding twent - ve hands,
1,500
'chorister and a 1 r e
a g number : of,
troubiadors,•; pianists and other ar-
tists. •
"The Prince of Wales Durbar,'t
the grand stand spectacle at the Can -
lichen -National Exhibition - will , ,have
irpprioxintcitely 1,200 Irerforinore,
The scouory will be 800 feet leng.,
I)EPART:MENT,AL AND MATRIC
ULATION EXAMINATIONS
Time -Table
Middle School
Authors
y a
1 Ec
Agri-
culture
or A
History,
Authors
Authors
Spanish
Oot
Upper School
,September llth, French Authors
and French Composition.
September 12th, Geometry and
English Composition. --
Septerieper 13th, Algebra and Eng.-
lish Literature,
September 14th, Physics and Trig-
noinetry.
e tmnber 15. h Chemistry and
S P t , he rytry ti
History,
September 18th, Latin A,uthors and
Latin Composition.
September 19th, Botany and Zool-
ogy-
September 20th, Greek Authors or
Spanish Authors and Greek Compos-
ition or ,Spanish Composition.
September 21st, German Authors
and-. German Composition,
Centres, Fees and Expenses
1. The September examinations
will be held as follows:
(a)At the University' of Toronto;
- Queen's: University, Hingston;
McMaster University, Toronto;
Western University, London.
(b) At any other centro within
the Province, provided 'the .can-
didate or candidates apply be-
fore September 1st, and under-
take to; pay ,the additional fees
for presiding 'Which are`specffi-
ed in' 4' below:
(e) At -any centre elsewhere iii
Canada, provided • the candidate
or candidates -apply before Aug•°
'list 25th, and undertake to pay
all the local expenses, including
the Presiding Officers' allow-
ances, express. charges, and cost
-. of 'supplies.
2. For . the September examina-
tions, the Departanent of `Education'
will: a th- i
Chief Presiding Officers
h
pay e f
allowances at $12.00" per day, the
Assistant Presiding; Officers' allow-
ances at $9.00 per day, the express
charges, and the cost of supplies at
the centres established under 1 (a)
and, (b) above. The presiding offi-
cer
ffi
cer'shall collect from the candidates
the full amount of any;other local
expenses that'•he may find it necess-\
ary to incur,
3. For the September examina-
tions, the .examination fee shall be
$1.00 per paper witli•a maximum fee
of, $1.5.00 " All such "fees shall be
payable at the , Deportment at the
time `of application'.
4. At any centre -established un-
der 1 (b) above, where the amount of
the examination fees paid by the
candidate is less than twice the cost
of the presiding at that centre, the
candidates shall pay additional fees
-for presiding as follows: Where on
any half-day only one ,candidate is
writing, 83.00; only` two candidates,
$2:00 each; only three candidates,
$1,00`each - • These fees for presid-
ing shall be paid, to the Presiding
Officer at the time of- the examine --
-tion and shall• be. forwarded by him
to, the Department of. Education.
September 11th, French A ors
and French Composition. '
September 12th, Geometry and
English Composition.
September' 16th, Algebra and ig-
Belt, Literature,
,September 14th, Physics or (:lst• year) .Ai eiont History,
September 15th, Chemistryg'=
rieulture (2nd year) Britlee Hi y,
•September 18th, Latin A ors
and Latin Composition.
September 19th, German_ A is
and German Composition, •
September 20th, Greek, or S ish
Authors and Greek or Spanish u -
position.
SEMI-FINAL
AO RO88
e,
St. Marys Vs. - Clinton;
J
Tuesday, sd
a Aug, 29
Game called 5 o'clock
Doli ,t fail to see this
9y
Game
.Teacher Wanted.
Teacher wanted for S, S. No. 3,
Tuckersniith, one holding second, -
class certificate, Apply on or be-
fore August" 29tl, stating salary.
and -experience. Duties to coni-
mence Sept;, ' 5th. -3. S. Davidsdlr,
Secretary, Brucefreld'. ' 63-1-p'
Fertilizer for Sale ,
Judt received a car of ;fertilizer. --
for fall wheat.-A.C, '.bevy, Clinton
63-2
House to Rent.
Brick, residence, Princess St, 3
roosts, good' basement, summer kit•
'then, town: water:,' idaer•e of land.
I hone 33-606. Mfs Mabel :Rath-
well,
ath-well: 68 -LE
Auction Sale,
The undersigned has instructed G.
Elliott to sell by public auction
at his former residence, Aubert
Street, on Saturday, August 266,'
at 2 p,in•, the following: Range
(Buck's Novelty) new; coal healer;
(Famous) ; - wood heater; 3 -burner
oil stove with oven as good as now;
a quantity, of stove pipes; glass cup-
board, 2 tables; ironing table; 2
carpet sweepers, • suttee; 3 chcets
wash stand; heds,,springs• and:mat
tresses; refrigerator; step ladder
lawn mower; quantity ritltv
of ,3-plykV wool
car ef, tin 1Burn dishes; , si
Ivcrwaic;
fruit Jars hanging lamp 3 small
lamps; knitting machine; curtain
Stretchers; curtain poles; 6 sereen
doors; window shades; )natures; ere.
9 well br4±d�'roclt hens. `lerr'ns,%cash.
A. .I
, btt:l4Iurra ;torie li•,
y, 1 1 tc,,, Goo.
Elliott, auctioneer. 63
DOHE+IIR'TY PIANO IIAC'TORY NOW
G;GING IN FULL SWING
The 'Doherty Piano .Company is
running to capacity, Many, car-
loads of orders being reeoivod this.
last week, The business from rho
West scorns to he particularly heavy,
rio doubt owing to the immense crop
that country has gust harvested.
Businoce from Ontario is hastieular-
ly active and • stir, B J, Gihbings,
the General Manager bore, looks for
c1 revival of trade on a large scale,
for the fall months, This is good
news for the people of Clinton, who
benefit ' indirectly, when our largest
industry is proeporoue,
Marriages
I+OS±RES2'frlt-+Bougt( - At St.-
• . Paul's Cathedral, Toronto, on Ani--
gust 16th, by the Rev, G, $, Des -
pard, Ione, Ella, daughter of Mr,
and Mrs, 0, D. l3ouelc of Toronto
to Roy Alex:nide). Forrester of
Clinton.
TANNER--WALKER--In :Clinton on
August 19th, by the Rev. S. J..
• Allin of Toronto and Rev. Ander-
son of Clinton, Grace: Isabelle,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
' Walker of Clinton to Wilfred -W,
Tanner of Paisley, Ontario,
Deaths
GARDNER -In Pittsburg, Pa., on
Friday, August 18th„'Robt, Gard-
ner, formerly of Clinton, in his
47t1i year. ,
KDRIt-In London, on Wednesday,
August 22nd, Mrs, Clara Herr,
daughter of Mrs, William Montan
of town.
Applications
Addressed to the undersigned will
be received by the Municipal Coun-
cil of Clinton for the position of
Scavenger , (dry earth closets, etc.)
Ditties to commence at once.
D. L. MACPHERSON,
63-2 Clerk.
Board .and Lodging
Students wishing board for the
fall term inquire at The Nowe-Re-.
cord office. • 64-tf
AUCTION SALE
Of household furniture at the resi-
dence of Mrs'. Agnew, Rattenbury st.
west, on Tuesday, August 29. Terms
cas'h.. Mrs,. Agnew, Proprietress,
Geo, H. Elliott, Auctioneer, 63-1
For Sale
Choice : Fox : Hound Pups 8 weeks
old, $5 and $3 for- immediate sale.
Also • broken clog. H. .. Brandon,
Bayfield. 62-tf It Pays to Advetise
r.w
TEAPOT.
wtf demonstrate why
MC' Alki.
HAS NO EQUAL
Largest sale in America.
ant
Getting .
�°� Pickled
Now that pickling season is at hand it will pay you to be
sure of the vinegar and spices you use,
OUR VINEGAR' AND SPICES ARE :OT THE HIGIIEST,
QUALITY AND OUR PRICE, IS AS LOW AS ANY
Our delivery service is second to nine You 4 get. prompt" Service
at our Quality Store,; TRY US,
Get the Habit of Dealing at
JO}INSC N .± CO'S GROCERY Phone ii
THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY
Try a, Ton .of Our Chestnut' Coke
It is cheaper and cleaner than anthracite and burns
wirhout smoke or gas
Just the thing tor summer, cooking and; early winter heating
Exclusive Agency for D. L. Zir W.
Scranton Coal.
J
. Be MUSTARD Phone 74
Offa'ce opposite G. T. R, station.
FOR SALE
MODERN HOME -'William at Princess.
LOT -Full size, garden, fruit, shade trees, large lawn.
JIOUSE-Frame, full size cement basement, hot water heating,
extra large verandah, balcony.
GROUND FLOOR -Hall, • living -room, dining -room, den, kitchen,
pantry, wash -room, side verandah on: kitchen.
FIRSTFLOOR-Hall, five bedrooms, , three-piece bathroom, large
size octagon pedestal basin, glass towel rods, etc,
Each sleeping apartment equipped with individual heat and an im-
proved system of ventilation.
Everything for health, comfort and convenience.
Apply on premises, D. S. Cluff.
61-tf
SHO
Piano For •Sale
High grade' piano will be sold
reasonably for cash. Apply to Mrs.
Prank Gibbs, Princess street. 63-tf.
For Sale
1 door 8 feet 3 inches by 7 feet
6" inches. 2 doors 8 feet 2 inches
by 3 feet' 10 niches. 2in. maple, zinc
covered.:both sides. Suitable: for barn
doors. One quarter' curt roll top
desk. Apply `to The Clinton Knit-
ting Co. Ltd., Clinton, Ont. - 63-2
Aninngpls Astray
Came to •the premises of the un-
dersigned one mile east ' of Varna,
on the Bayfield road, about June 15,
2 spotted steers and one roan heifer;,
all one-year olds. Oxmer may have
same by proving property' and pay-
ing_
aying expenses.' Robert Webster, Var-
na, Ont.' . , 62-tf
Tenders >Wanted
Bulk or separate tenders for Mas-
onry, Lathing, and. PlasteringPaint-
ing and .Glazing, Plumbing Sheet
Metal Work, Hot Water heating, El-
ectrie Firing and Tile Work in con-
nection with •alterations and additions
to Iiosptak; Clinton, Ontario, for the
Clinton' I .bspitaL Board will be
re-
ceived by the undersigned not later
than 5 p.m. on Monday, August 28,.
1922. The lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted. Plans and
specifications may be had on applica-
tion to the Secretary, : Mr. Sharp,'
Manager of Molsons Bank, Clinton,
Ontario, or 'from the Architects.
Nicholson & MaeBeth, Architects, 46
Queen Street, St. Catherines. 62-2
•
Team' Por Sale
A pair of geldings, 5 and 7 years..
Sound and right. For cash or bank-
able paper. A. Townshend, 16th
eon, Gocerich township, R. R. No.
2, Cilnton. Phone 22 on 604. 62-tf
Farm For Sale
Lot No, 30, Con. 11, Township of
Hullett, containing 1.00 acres of land.
Ort•tine premises: is a good barn'and
comfortable house, water supplied by
windmill. The land is in a good state
of cultivation, For ternxs and condi-
tions of sale apply to Mrs. S. Lee,
on premises, J. Vineland, Administra.
tor Estate of Samuel Lee, Iondesboro
Ontario or W. Brydone, Solicitor for
the Estate, Clinton Ontario. ..62-3
COME WITH US TO
GOderieh
AND ATTEND THE
Dinner Dance
--AT-----
Hotel Bedtord
Next Saturday Evening
AUGUST 26th
Dancing from 6.30 to 12.00.
Music by Miss Gene Connon and,
London Orchestra.
Sund y 'nner--Music 1 to 2.45.
Sunday Supper --Music 5.80 to 6.45.
Write ,or phone, for reservations to
I'tetel Bedford, Goderich.
RATES:
Saturday. Evening, 6.30 to 12.00
13.00 per couple.
After 8,80. $1.00 per couple
With additional charges for lunch
a la carte.
CARDS
Use your own window space
DAVID. B. CUNNINGI-1.AM. CLINTON, 61.5-p
1
604
Clinton's Leadiil g0Ce>;flral is°.akerg
and
ice Cr,;,, am Parlor
'Bread, Fancg fyakinand all khakis of
confec onar
g
d .' l Ca es a S ecAalt
Neilson's and Bisset's Ice Cream
in . Bricks and : Bulk.
y
Neilson's and
Robe>�'tSlQ11 S
Chocolates
Telephone No. 1
son
eosins
Drill For Sale
Massey -Harris fertilizer drill, good
as new, R. Cant, Sunmterhlll,
63-2-p
For Sale
A piano case organ, walnut settee
and child's sidewalk sulky. Mrs.
Geo. McKenzie. 6241
Horses•Far Sale at Bayfield
To close the estate of the late C.
Tippett there will be sold, by private
sale two horses; 4 and 7 years old.
Fred MclIwen ,and Chas. Marks,
executors for the estate. Bayfield,
62-tf
House For Sale
Fraree cottage with two lots,' on
Huron -street. barn on premises,
garden with small fruit. For
further particulars apply to Miss B.
Cantelon, on premises. 61-tf•
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the estate of John, Bowcock,
Deceased,'
Notice is hereby given that all
persons having claims against the
estate of John Bowcoek, late of
the village of Londesboro, in the
County of Huron, Esquire, deceased,
wino died on or ;bout the 29th day
of June, 1922, are repuired to deliver
to George Garrett, the executor of
rite said estate: or his 'solicitor, on
or before the .31st day 'of August,
1922, a full statement of their claims
.together with particulars 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'mentiened"date the said ex-
ecutor will proceed to distribute the
estate of the said deceased ariaoit gst
the Persons enactled
thereto baying
regard only to such claims as he
Shall have received duo notice and in
ai;cordanee therewith,
Dated at Clinton, this `znd day of
August, A.D., 1922
0 E'' Oink n Ont,
a,; W, . r B1ZYD Irl , o .
• , r fO _i
Solicitor for rise said Executor
62.3
Farrar For Sale -
Lot 29 concession 13 Hullett, .on
the premises' there is "a good bush
and never - failing creek, land suit-
able for all kinds of grain and roots,
Apply on the premises to the leg-
atees. 61-4-2-p
Farm For Sale
Lot 16 pt. 17 concession 1 Hullett,
Huron road 1% miles east of Clin-
ton. This farm contains 127 acres
100 acres drained and in first class
condition, the balance • is pasture
land and bush. On the premises is
a good barn 40x74 with stone stabl:
ing and cement Aeon, also hen house
pig pen and drive shed on cement
foundation. There is a two story.
prick house with modern convenien-
ces. ' Farm is well watered with first
class' springs, and also spring creek
running across one corner. Farm
is well adapted for mixed farming.
For terms and conditions' make ap-
plicatien on the premises or Clinton,
R, R. No, 4. John Noble 58-tf
For Sale Or Rent
Brick residence: for sale or rent,
Rattenbury street at present oc-
cupied by 11, Marshall. Possession
August 1st,' apply, Jacob Taylor 24
Ellerbeck Ave. Toronto. 57-tf'
Farm For Sale
Lot 26,• Con. 17th,' on the Base,
line, mile north of Clinton, 22%
acres first class land, good house,
bank barn and 'young orchard just
beginning to bear. Also 7 -roomed
house on Albert street, Clinton. Wa-
ter, good garden, barn. Apply on
latter premises. Mrs. John Halstead.
-41-tf
Seitella Corsets
Spirella Corsets for 'healthfpiness,
style, cenifort and durability. Ev-
ery:corset made to measure. Mrt.
Elizabeth IKenned Ontkri street,
o at et,
Clinton, Phone 142. 12-1921
Heater For Sale
:A, goed coal. ,heater, only, used a
couple .of winters, G': ' E. ilall'y
Rattenbury street, or The Wows -Kofi
cord..
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Phone 68.
OFFICE HOURS
9.30 to 12 a.m. 2.00 to 1,80 p.m.
7:00 to 9.00 p.rn. Sundays by
appointment.
DR. W. R. NIMMO
Chiropractic : Specialist
Specializing in -Spinal, Nervous and
Chronic Diseases.
CONSULTATION FREE
Normandie Block, Clinton, Ont.
G2.4
To Sell or Rent
House on Princess street. For
particulars apply to W. Brydone.
58-tf
August.
ISA NIONTH OF
Special Values
In Ladies' and child-
ren's Fine Shoes, - Ox.
fords and Slippers,
Reg. r7..50 to $g for $6,00
Reg. $6,50 to $7,00 for $5,00
Reg. $5.50 to $6.00 for i4 00
Mann more values
just as good.
Wm. arrg
Opposite the Postoftice. Clinton
OSTEOPATHY.
DR. A. M. HEIST
Osteonathie Physician
Graduate, Des Moines Still College'
of Osteopathy.
Licentiate. Iowa and Michigan State
Boards of Medical Examiners.
Spinal adjustments -given to remove
the cause of disease.
Catarrhal • deafness, adenoids, and
enlarged tonsils treated.
without surgical operation.
Stomach and intestinal diseases
treated, without the use of drugs or.
surgery.
SuccessortoDr. Heileman.'
Office, Goderich, Ont.
At the Graham House every Tues-
day after 6.30 p.m.•
eed C
`od
Wisconsin No. 7, Improved Learn-
ing, Golden Glow, Bayley, ` White
Cap, Crompton's Early, Longfellow,
Eureka Ensilage and Golden Ban-
tans Sweet.' : '
SEED 'BUCKWHE'A'T
Japanese, clean, cool and sweet.
SE
• ED MILLET.
Yellow and red.
SO.RCIIUM,
Early Amber, Sugar Cane,
CALF MEAL
Royal Purple Calf Meal and Stoch
Foods.
HIGHEST PRICE FOR '
PRICES PAID o.
WOOL
W. Jenkins' & Son.
FLOiiR AND PRIED
Ph'onee; I;leTator 199, Resident. 141
Clothes Cleaned' and Pressed
Clothes ;c caned pressed and re-
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Roars for Service
Champion bred big type e Yo k
P g yp Yorkshire
and Chester White'hoae''s for service.
At home :dvery' forenoon .-A. 0.
Levey, Phone 5 on 639, Clinton »--28
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The South -Ends
Grocery
Try;.our store for your supplies,
you w111 find our prices
AS LOW AS ANY
FULL STOCK FRESH GROCER(A:S
Prompt delivery to all parts of the
town.
HIGITEST PRICE FOR
BUTTER AND EGGS
PHONE ORDERS PROMPTLY 1
DELIVERED.
Mrs. M. Jo Brown'
PHONE 144.
Chestnut Coke
We have on- hand for immediate
delivery a."oar of real Chestnut Coke
KENNEL AND SOFT COAL
Also some" good ,Hardwood.
Leave orders at my Residence„
Huron street, or Phone 155.
E. WARD
COAL
NUT. STOVE & EGG
ALWAYS ON HAND
FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
R. J. MILLER
Orders taken at residence. Phone 119
Ontario Grain Seeds
Experience has taught us the
above seeds are. --the only ones for
our district. We have on hand Gov'
ernment Graded •:t
Red Clover Alsike
Orchard Grass Alfiilfa•
Timothy - Blue Grass
White and Yellow Sweet Clover i
In Baby Chick Feed
Blatchford's Milk Mash
Pratt's Buttermilk Mash
Wodehouse
Roa1Pr
y u plo-
H.'0. Cooked Chfek°d!'eeds
Always on hand, '
Western Oats, Shorts, Oat Flours
Linseed Meal, Purina Chicken Chow-
der. Flours: Five Roses,
Hunts Sil-
ver Crown. Secialprices onIant'
s
or a few days.
Wanted. a quantity of Peas, Buck-
wheat -and •Red :Clover.` Submit `sam-
ples.
J. A. FORD &c. SON
Phone 123. '
Flour and Feed Merchants and
Grain Buyers
Also issuers of Hunters & Trappers
licenses
Live WANTE -
W
PIG'. l'h,rol
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Fanners who raise poultry for
profit 'sell all their old roosters and
broody hens, also young cockerels:
weighing.. about two pounds- each
during June and July.: Coops sup-
plied. Write or phone to
GUNNLANGLOIS CO.
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CLINTON, ONTARIO,
N. W. ,TREWA1aTHA, .Manager,
Phone No. 190,'Holmesville 601 r .)1,
CIR AM 'WANTED!
The demdtnd for our butter is in-
creasing.'
To supply this demand we require
more errant'.
We request q you to ship u5 your,
crearh.` -
We guarantee you the highest
Markt Prices, 'accurate tests and
prompt: service..
Our firm `s known own. to you and needs.
no further o
t r ec
r mmend.
Wo pay all express charges, furn
ish cream cans and pay twice each:,
month.
Write for tails or further informiae•
tion to the
THE SEAVORTH CRRA.MERY
C. As
BARBER, MA111.0R,
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