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Bank of Canada $5 bills Bettee put
every one :men bill through a then,
g'l crews-exanlietation beioie givnmg'
1.4UGipt 'Lor Jt.'
AleeiMey-General i?al)ey, who sent,
bra 'esegeatio'n co ,Prelim Drt v zinc',
said be evouid not accept Ft ,nolnin;t-
'tion foe thQ,'coining election, bits
changed his mind atn(l was ,,nonane
ated:by the United Fannon at .South
Wellington 9ii Saturday,
Andrew Bohai Law, since November
last 'when . the Conservative, ''arty
wase Stneessin7 at the ' polls, Pednie'
Ministe) of England, has been,ob11 ^-
ed
to retireowing to ill -health.'
Hon. Staley 'B Jdwin, C ahnceIlee of.
Exchequer; has been chosen to
snood him. Prince d13an as Lair is
Canadian by birth. "having been
ore in Nova Scotia:-
'This
cotia -This is "Victoria Day," the .birth -
ay of the late Queen Victoria;„who
for over sixty years': occupied the
throne .of Britain. - The 1`24th" has
'been: observed "as ,it holiday through-
out the 11ritiele Empire; so long that
it wo ald seen) strange not to observe
it. Indeed, we would be inclined to
-think ourselves defraudeClif May 24th
were nota holiday, but it would seem
to be time that we pair} some' -atter
'tion to the birthday of, the'reigning'
sovereign. We" did not bother
with King . Edward's birthday,
nor: have we, so far,, 'kept King
"George's, which comes on June Sid,
an ideal time' for a \ oliday, but corn -
inclose tol 24 h for both
gtoo . o hb
t t
to be observed:
Auburn
lukrll I': Rains and Mrs• W. J. An -
:drew are in London this week at
tending the Branch 'meeting of the
Mrs: Wm. :Thompson,' who'.under-
went:. an operation in.Wingham, is,,.
we are glad .tosay, improving. '
M,,.:; A. King was, seriously hurt
last Tuesday, when, hist team ran a-
way : throwing him off fi the load of
tile; ,the wagon going over. his
shoulder.
(Messrs. Wesley and, Albert :Kil-
-lough are visiting friends here.`
Miss Rae Andrew; who has - been
attending -the Methodist National
'Training' School at To onto, is home
for :the,-suminer' vacatona- -
Mr." and Mrs. Baine attended the
District meeting in; Clinton last week,
(Received too late for.lest week)
Mr. and Mrs. J. Carter of Sault
'Ste. Marieare visiting Mr. and Mrs.
• , Joseph Carter.
Mr. J. J. Robertson has purchased
an Overland sedan.
iMr. Roy Munroe of Blyth 'spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. M. A.
Munroe,
Mr. and.: Mrs.. J. ,Thmupson:: and
Mr, and Mrs. Martin, also Mr. Rus-
' sel 'Thompson; of. Seaforth spent Sun-
day With their father and mother; Mr.
and Mrs. Won. Thompson.
Mr.; Geo. ,Hallam has purchased a
--new: Ford car.
cite- a number .of the' Ladies at-
tended
e
; the W. M. S. District ;Con-
vention at Constance on Wednesday.
:SOUTIl ,I- URON LIB-CONSER-
V;TIVES MAKE GOOD CHOICE`.
W, TR'EWARTFIA'
The;ILiliaConservdtives' of.' South.
. 'Huron ".held an enthusiastic canyon-
' tion at' Mensal' on Thursday last
--when Mr. Nelson W. Tre-wartha; of
'.Clinton was selected as candidate.'to
,contest the riding in ,the corning
e election. Reporting the' gathering The
Free Press' predicts the election of
Mr. Trewartha and says:
",If that, prediction 'seems a bit
.offhand, to the foils outside of Huron
-County, ,attention is hereby requested
'to the tributes' paid'Mx. 'Trewartha
by two gentlemen who -contested 'the-
nouminotion -with him.
' 'Moving that the choice of the con-
-vcntion' be made, unaninious, W. , R.
Elliott, ef'Stephen, saki: We have -a'
man representing us of whoili the
whole'ricling is proud.. He may not
los-acquainted as welt in the south,
but we 'will make him acquainted
with everybody' William II. Consitt,
Hilisgrbon, seconding the • motion,
slid, 'He is a candidate who is' a
practical farmer, with good,bnsiness'
ability, well ,versed in m uricipal law;
lie hal much =misdeal experience and
is a;:perfect-,genticnian':,,,I.,venttlre
to say that the -trust reposed in him
will never. be ',betrayed.' With un-
animous effort we can's0nd 13,i'in' to
represent South Heron, and he will
be'of., g.teat assistance 'to tlie, next
premier 'of Ontario, Hon. "Howard
Ferguson:
Judging. by the elieering and zip
plause which accompanied the process
el' `making -it unanimous: Nelson
Tre.wartha is off to horn-dilrger or ae
eta rt."
There were ` govern, norniniti1,e.l.
those' Who allowed their names to
go before the conveptioli being 'Mr:
Trewabtha, Mr, ;W H. Eiliett ' of
Stephen and Mr, Geelsitt, On the'
first hallot Mr,: Trowartha had a:ma-
jority;of ton oven the comhined vote
for' the other two,, ()the' nominees.,
were: II hiller, ex'b .P,P,, henry
Ilor'ton, Fred • K]loring'ton, , J; Jj
Merner,,o1-M,l'., W. II. Lobb, D: Can-
telob and Alex Neeli and each spoke
briefly. , The gathering' was presid-
ed over be' Mr. C, G. Middleton. of
'Clinton, president, and Mr. W. 31.
Berman, K. C of Aylmer was present
'and gave a stirring address.
Charles 0. 'Middleton, was re-
-elected president,
e--elected'president, George C. Petty, of
Uensall, continues ,as secretary
'fr.eesuree of the aseociatibn. Other
officers and representatives of Mbur;i-.
cipalities named were: I3onarary
presidentei iNilbeir and Henry
Hatton. Auditor, II, H, Mbar, •Lis-
borne township; Richard Coates' and
Thomas ilunkins Stephen; Atex.
":1'Qedlr and fleury Bilber, Hay; W.'1.1.
Consitt and,, Barry Nceli, Stanley;
ID. MCNxughton'anii John i4leiCnnloy,`
D„;)yfieldi,Willidna Stinson and Rpber,t
Meitl.array,-Goderiehlawnebnp;
'3s'eel artisa find ih•ed-Middleton,
Tuck -
Clean dh oin offatt
, b rvic,
1
Cent, Herman;(1,
0, "Pettyanlt0
Rob-
ertert
Higgins, Exeter; Will Ceding and
Charles Sanders,
CLERK QF TUC( ERSMITIT T111
01I0I031 OF SO1JT3T, ttRON
LIBERALS
D, P McGregor, yammer .ted cleric
r t r' '
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0 10 of to ri
f the v is was
i Township t t
P p ,
the choiee':or the ;South Huron Lib-
erals' at, u ,1 rrgely;: attended eonven-
tion hold 'in Ilonsell 00 Thursday
afternoon Seven'. were. "nominated
but all withchew with the • excep-
tion o1: Riellazd Seldon, Fleeter, P. G,
Slmillinl'law,' L'uokei:sumith, and D. 19..
McGregor, "'9111', Shillinglaw was •re-
tried b -y: the first ,ballot aed the cane
dilate hacl a Ittage enajorety'oaer Ricl1�,
and Selden,jn^the second- " The newly-'
appointed candidate gave a brief talk
in which he':segred the Drury achnill-
istration for. its extravagance, bub
conended'it on the pasting' of the
Mother's Allowance :Act. He pointed.
diff' that the Liberals, in the 'I,egi1la-
tune' had supported the Drury ,Govern -
molt in all the good measures which
were passed' during the tersn, Major
Tolmie, of Windsor, was the, principal
speaker of the occasion, and in his ade•.
dress reviewed the administration' of
the U. F. 0. Government and pointed
oul; the necessity of a change in the;
regime. The delegates present at the
convention passed a vote of .confi-
dence in Premier Mackenzie King
and pledged themselves to support
their ehosen candidate.
The names of those nominated as
prospective standard bearer,Ns'included
Harry Smith, Hay Township; Richard:
Seldon; D. F. McGregor, Miss L.
Jeckel; Exeter Owen Glegor,;Rensall;
John Morgan, Osborne, and . P. G,
Shiilinglaw. •
Cn untjj' News.
Successful anniversary services
were conducted in First Presbyterian
Church,, 'Seaforth, on Sunday' by. the '
Rev W. R. McIntosh, of Ring street
-Presbyterian Church, London, who
preached able and forceful sere}ons to
large and appreciative congregations -
Special music was given' by the choir
under the 'leadership: of Mrs. • J. G.
Mullen, Hi Livens acting as- organist.,
The proceeds amounted to $218.
The death occurred` at the home of
her son-in-law' E. J. Hies.-Goderich
street, Seaforth, on 'Sunday morning
following a stroke of paralysis' of
Louise Desjardins,'•widow . of the
lateFrank Allen, in her 63rd year.
' The deceased' waas,'born in Montreal,
where she' was married 40 years; ago,
settling in Bad `Axe, Mich locating'
later in Seaforth,.Stratfggrd and Fort
Huron. f Her husband predeceased leer.
10 years ago. A grownup family
of four sons, and three daughters sur-
vive. The funeral took place on Tues-
day from St. James' -Catholic Church
to Stratford.
Mr. W. R. Goulding for the. past
year organist of the Presbyterian
church, St. Marys, has handed in his
resignation to accept the position as
.organist in James street Methodist
church, Exeter. Mr. . Goulding's
hearty co-operation in all the young
people's activities of the church of
St. Marys are said to have been a
great asset to the congregation:: He'
takes up his duties in his new church•
thea first Sunday in Jene.
1
'Mr, and hies. A1)ralieln:"Saaltil et
Goderich annopndo'the engagement of
elude ,daughter, Helen •11ledeline, to
Will ant II scold Morand, of Toronto,
(raamt, II Oertlin of• the Chr1sJ:-
7 g t.
epht z, which was the first beat to
enter (,oderiele berbor this seamen was.
rl 0 with r hat ,.crit„d s�i,h a new , at b){ the,
town council, A silk 11atpsed ,to bo
the proper thing for an 000891on df
-thie sort but recently fust`ort oidia -
try, everyday sort of hat has been
prebs o I as the 211000 practical Tut"'
Mise Eva Dawson, ab11o'' huts been
living in Winghsn; fo)' some years,
has r'etu'rned to Loudoun, England,•ow
ink to the illness of leer mother; The
choir of the Anglican church present,
ed her with a paresol berme) her. dd.
patturo. -�
The Dung'annonpeeple have erlarg
ed then; comotei'y by the purchase pf
two additional acees hook of the pro's -
mit site from Mr, T, Park.'
M arri4g0S,
MORA''--SMITIL=-In Toronto -on
May 12th, by the Rev. lieetriuu
Nelles, Helen, Madelon Smith, clan
ghter of Mr. and Mrs, --Abraham
Smith, of Godcricll, to : Williain.
Moran, of Toronto,.
Births
GILDERS-In . Goderich, .on May
13th, to .Mr. and Mrs. Jps. Gililei•s,
a son.
310GGARTH--In Goderieh, on May.
- 7th, to Mr. and Mrs, Harold J.,
11oggarth, a daughter.
STEVENIS-In Goderich, ; on : May
Oth, to Mr. and Wendell B. Steve
ens, a son,
WESTLAKE-In Wroxeter, on May
13th, to Mr, and Mrs.. Fred 'West-,
lake, a son.' •
Sclater -In, Seaforth, on May 10th',
to Mr. and <Mrs. John, Slater, a
(daughter.
'SHEPHERD: In Seaforth, on May
12th,' to .Mr. and IVIrs.^ Norman.
Shepherd of Mullett, (formerly
Miss' Annie' Reid), a daughter.
Deaths
HENDERSON-In Seaforth, on May
14th; Isabella -Elder, youngest dau-
ghter of John B. Henderson, aged
41, years, 10 months and 10 days.
SMILEY. -At Dungannon, on May
14th,. Lavine Black, wife' of Mr.
Thomas Smiley, aged 64 years.
STERLING. -At Goderieh, o11 May
14th, Mary Ami'.Morgan, widow of
the late Alexander Sterling, in
her 86th year.,, :^
RORKE--In Termite, on. May 20th,
at the residence) of Miss=Monlrnian,
434 Roxton Road, Henry Joseph
Rorke, brother of H E, Rorke; :of
Clinton; in his 69th year, ,
IN Mlii ORIA
M N,
BRAITIIWAITE-In loving memory
of our dear. wife and mother; Mrs.
Margaret Alice Braithwaite, who
passed away one year ago, May.
27th, 1922.
"Earth seems quite another placer'.
Without the cheer: of Mother's face.,
She suffered much with pains untold,:
We watched her ,night ,:and- day,
Till God above 'with tender love,
Bid take '"her pains away. 1
Sleep on, dear Mother, and take reet.
God called you home when -the thought
best, •
Our loss, meant pain but yours meant
gain,
In •Heaven ' eve hope to meet again."
M. Braithwaiteaid family.
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, ,,..,..�A7.... April ,A.-.TY,.r ° labor
°�eveeei o ,tnta,loeent " and i^,rmers
(I t. it soYolo to.; Matra ,men 'alto
4vitt' it (15yo the dawn. In order to.
055, work. an r ara,pur..
p m:AioIDb• e.ct dSfLlcuits' 01n, c1
' tractore, no they cltiim SSnco
neenlowered;they dart.
�1a;u31n6 �t acnr
tlio prices 1 the ti Ft -good o
05 horses ona an s possible to s.caoriirtieh
and ,s p tractor titan with
05 horses,
utero 'work of l orceal•.
g"YourFordithiNo\v.
d you u will ei your
>4 Y g era5ps • In
ori time regardless of the late-
ness
ateBess, of the season.
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of a1r c
s Orenge Pekoe me -Green
"a 1.
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c 1 ole i'for, :Try -them and eiajoy a REAP, ,u1t
of"'Kea, Coffee or Cocoa.
Get otic 0110(> of Lau dr^ '
l r ,s i Laundry soap J'oilet sea is Lex, Ammonia
;Pear/Me aed till the articles 'you need'for the animal s3011g, clean i
p.
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Cola Cola ., .,
i31r'ch Beer
Ginger Boca
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Roclrestei Root Beer'
jersey Creanr
Cream) Soda ':
Ginger a .Ale
Orange Fi'sit
Grape
Cherry
Soda't Fountain Drinks and Various,Fi uit Sundaes
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Ice: Cream in Bulls or' Brick
Neilsori's Chocolates
Fresh Confeetioary always at youeeeornniand
We make Wedding cakes et Speciality
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BAKER ANI) 'CONFECTIONER Phone 1
moan=
TWO citizens of Winghant witness-
ed the double funeral Morelay 'week
of two sisters ' who -were old
pioneers,, coming from ,Scotland' when
they ;were 'young 'children. The old-
est sister was . Mrs. MacKenzie; who
died in.Winhipeg,'the remains who
brought east 'on Setdraday.' Mrs. Mc -
Lennon, the sister, died; at the home
of a third si'st'er; Miss' McLeod, of
Victoria street. on Sunday morning,
Mrs.'MacKeneie:was in her 77th year
and Mrs..MeLennen was in her 68th
year; Both their huebands 'prede-
ceased ,
prede=ceased- then some years' ago. . The
funeral services were conducted. by
Rev.' Dr, Petrie, of the Presbyter -
fan church. The bearers were Mayor
11. B. Elliott N. 1-Iopper, 'J. Dennison;
R. S. MaeGee, .M, Johfieton, of Luck -
now, and Mr. McKenzie; of Lucknow,
The ieinains were interrerd -in the
family plot in Laehlas'h Cemetery.,
The -Wooden mills off --Rainton Bros.:
Wroxeter, Were destroyed by',fire last
week, causing a loss of about $16,000,
partially covered by insurance. As-
sistance was, given from Gerrie and.
Fordwieh which predented the fire
spreading over a wider area.
MEETING -OF 111.110N COUNTY
COUNCIL•
The Council a£ the Cprhoration of
the County' of Iluron will ' meet ie. the
Council "Chamber,. Goderich; at 2
o'clock in the afternoon of Tuesday,'
the 5th day of June 1923. All ac-
counts against the County must be in
thehands of the clerlt not later than.
Monday preceding the meeting • of
Council.
Goderich May 21st 1923:.
GEO. W. HOLMAN
County Clerk."
03-2
Hospital Association Meets
A. ,Special meeting of the Clinton,
flospital Association will be held in
Wesley church' school room an 'fuss -
lay, ' May 29th, at three o;clock
the • afternoon, for the purpose of
sonsiilering a bylaw ; authorizing the
,Ixecution of a mortgage of the As-
,ociat'ion's lands to secure a loan
from the town: Mrs. N. W.,Trewar-
11ba, Pies., ]lfrs. J. Shanahan, Soc..
COURT OF REVISION
For the. 'Village of Bayfield
Noble° is hereby given :that a
Court of, Revision will, be 'held in
the town hall, Bayfield,. on Friday,.
May 25th, at 8.30 in the evening
for the purpose of hearing and de-
termining complaints against the
Assesseirsrrt Rollof the said village
TOT 1923. Persons "having business
at the said collet please please atrtend
at the said time and 'place without
further notice.
3L -W. EI3WIN, Olerk
Bayfield, May 14th., 1923, 02-2
COURT OF REVISION
For the Township of, Goderich
Notice is hereby , ,given, that a
Court of Revisionwill, be • held in
Holrnee' Hall, 3fohriesville, on Satter
day. tile. 26th day of May, 1923, at
the hove'- of 10 o'clock in the forenoon;
°for the purpose. of: hearing and dde-
torminisig complaints against the
Aseasnrent Roll of the said township
for 1923, Persons having business
at the': said court will please attend
at the said time and place without
further,' notice, '
All dogs in the mmnioipality not
certified as destroyed, and the tags
returned on or before the above elate,
will be charged in the 1923 taxies
Any person . owning or )harboring a
dog without the necessary bag for
1923 will be proseoutod according, to
statute.,
ADAM CANTPLON,
Towinsliip Glerlt,R, R. No. 3, Clinton
May - 14th, 1923. , ' 02-2
COURT OF REVISION
For The Township of Stanley
Notice' is ,,,hereby given that a
Court of Revision , will be hold in
the township hall Varna, on Mon-
day, the 28th (day of 31iay, 1023 air"
the hour of: 10,30 o'clock in the fore -
1100n, for the'pte'pose of hearing anti
determining complaints against the
Asessment Roll of the .said township
for 1923, Persons haing business
at the said court will please attend
at the said time and place without
further notice, "
J. E I4RNWOL11n
Towtieltip C1erki,; Varna
May 34{4x, 1923
02,22
Babg Chicks
F'‘''011, SALE
Baby chicks from free range, bred -
to -lay, S. C. White Leghorns. $15,00
per hundred, 10% of purchase price
with order, balance before chicks are
shipped. "
Capacity 25,000 chicks per season
INGLENOOK POULTRY YARDS'
E. 3. TREWARTHA
1loilnesville, Ont.
Phone:- 22 on 611, Clinton central. '
-95-tf
DR. H. S: BROWN L. M.. C. C.
!Office in , Nelsons Bank'. Block'
first door west of -G.. T. R, 'office,
Phones, Office 218 ,Residence, 142w,
03-1
House h`or Sale
Cottage on Princess street, town
water and . electrie lights, '/ acre of
garden with fruittrees and small
fruits. Apply to W. Ta .Peffers, tor.
Albert and Princess streets. ` 02 ti
Noties-"
All acocunts owing to the late_'Ai
Fred M'eKown must lee paid by May
20th. Call and settle with, Mrs. B.
Cole -D. L. .McIntyre, Executor. '.
4J4p
• Eggs For Hatching
;From' bred -to -lay 'strain' of B. P..'
Rocks, mated 'tp cockerels from Mc-
Donald College, Quebec. $1.00 per
setting of 15 or $5.00 per hundred:
D. C. Galbraith', Bayfield, Ont, phone
609 r 11, Clinton central. -98-tf
NOTICE 1'O CREDITORS
In .the matter of the Estate of Em-
ily ,'Stogdill,:late of the township of
,Stanley,. in the County of dluron,
Widow, deceased.
Notice is hereby "given .pursuant
to section tib of the Trustee Act R.
S10. 1914, ch. 121, that all creditors
and others having claims or demands
againstthe estate of the said Emily
Stog'dill, who "died on or about the
third day of April 1923, are required
on or before the 16111 day , of June
1923.to send by post., prepaid 01: de-
liver to' the undersigned their
Christain names and surnames, ad-
dresses and descriptions, the full par
titulars of their claims and state.
went of thein: accounts and the: nature:
of the securities, if any held by
them. •
And take notice that after such
mentioned date the achninistrator
will Proceed to, distribute' the assets
of the said deceased among the, per-
sons
entitled't re • ret- .
1 e, having irwegard
only to the 'claims of , which he shall
then haire r'iotiee and that -the; said
administrator will not be liable for
the said assets, or any part 'thereof
to any ,person or persons of whose
claims notice shall not have been re-
ceived by hint at the time of such
distribution; and such' persotls_ shall
be permanently excluded from'the
benefit of such distribution.
Dated at Sutton West, Ontario, this.
7th day of May A. D.-1923:
e A.:, Crozier
Box 10, Sutton West, Ontario
Solicitor for °tile ,administrator, W,
II..Stogdill, Greece', Sutton West,
Ont, a 101-3
'r Small Farm For Sale
mo„
la!x pile "teeth of Clinton, an Gravel
Road, containing 8 notes; yeetng or-
chard and small fruit; bankbarn with
cement stabling for 4" Bead of cattle
and 3 horses and driving shed .and
hen house; 7 -roomed house'with good
cellar. Apply to Mrs. 0. M. Far-
quhar, • -93 tf:
" House For Salo
2estory brick house on North street,
in, good repair,'all conveniences, acre
of land, fruit; trees, oto. Good stable
could be used for different purposes.
Also a 2 -acre lot near railway track.
C. J. Wallis, Clinton. 81-tf.
Iiog. For Service
Supremo Lad, No, 180, registered
Large. Black hog, will -stand for ser -
gice at the premises of the under
ned. C.Williams,'
g i'V,Wrliams:,ar.,Loh.44,
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Clinton Flour Mills
101-3
BARRED ROCKS AND LEGHORNS
CHICKPEED
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BLATCHFORD'S CALF MEAL
the best by Government analysis
E. L. MITTELL, Clinton
Store Vacated by 3. E. Johnson
or
300
airs
MEN'S SOLID LEATHER WORK-
ING BOOTS
f .�, r _,u' 325 to 5.00
Boys` and ,t,, omen's
at Equal Value
�i %'"�L1AS Pdo
rey
Opposite the, Postofleee. Clinton
ages-Titmnugas
SEED CORN
i\2angels-stGiant Leviathan, : Sugar
White
Turnips -Good Leek, Jumbo, Canad-
ian Gem.
Sugar Beets -Royal Giant
Seed Corn -+(Diets) 'Wisconsin ' No. 7;
Golden: Glow, Bayley Improved Leain-
ing,White Cap, (Flints) Longfellow
Compton~ Early, Early lIuron
Sorglnun--Sugar Cano`e
Orchard Grass -Extra Fancy
Baby Chick Feed and Rolled Oats
Flour -Purity,. Five Roses, Maple
Leaf (Iiigh Patents), Jewel (Blend:
ed) also Monarch and Pie Crust
(Pastry) ,
Feed -Bran; Sohrts, White Middling0'
Feed Flour. r
Sampson (Heavy Chop)
Another 005 course Bulls salt soon
,"Leave your order early
W. Jenkins'&'. Son..
FLOUR AND PEED
Ph640i Jiiilwq to;r iaai hatU lb411
Singer Sewing Machine
Family, Electric and D. R. Styles
Alsoom se e
s e coed -hand ma hies,
good as new. .•
Old machines taken as part payment
Easy Ternis.
It will pay you to look these over
before paying , elsewhere.
REPAIRING•AND PARTS FOR ALL; -
., MAKES OF MACHINES
EARL STREP
COAL
NUT. STOVE. & EGG
ALWAYS ON• BAND ' ''
FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
R. J. MILLER
Orders taken at residence. none 119
AUCTIONEER
Honor Graduate Carey Jones' Na-
tional School of Auctioneering, Chi-
cago. Special course taken in Pure .
Bred Live Stock, Real Estate, Mer- '
chandise and `Farm Sales. Rates in'
keeping with prevailing market. Sat-
isfaction assured. Write or wire,
Oscar Iilopp, Zerioh, Ont. Phone 18-
93. 88-tf=1923
Clothes Cleaned and Pressed
Clothes cleaned pressed and re-,
paired., Woolen, goods "dry cleaned. •
Rooms over Heard's barber shop.,
W. 3. Jago. -83-td
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Our spring
g stock~ of Alfalfa, Red
Clover, Alsike, Timothy, Yellow and
White Blossom Sweet Clover are now '
ready for sale. Farmers desiring
clean, 'hardy seeds at a reasonable'
price will find it to their advantage •'
to buy now. Our stock is all On-
tario' Grown Seeds. "Substantial dis
count on cash sales.
ROOFING
Have a complete line oi' .higlrest,s
grade asphalt 'roofing. Will guaran-,,.
tee our line and stand behind it.
Always on .hand: Purity, Five,
Roses, Thorobred and North Star
Flours, Ground Charcoal, Beef Scrap
Tankage; Ground Flax ,Seed; Coiiyz:.
Ground Corn; Oatmeal; Oyster Shell;
Grit; " Royal Purple, Pratt's and
Wodehouse Stock Foods and Royal
Purple, Wodehouse and Blachford's
Calf Meal; Glauber Salts; Sulphur
arid. Salt. _ Special, prices on large
quantities for cash.
J. A. FORD &- SON
Phone 123
Flour. and Feed Merchants and
Grain Buyers
Also issuers of Hunters St Trapper's
licenses
Eggs & '1 fl tg
We ars in the market all the
year round for eggs and poultry.
IT WILL BE TO YOUR AD-
VANTAGE TO GET IN TOUCH
WITH US WHEN READY .TO
MARKET YOUR PRODUCE.
GUNK, LANGLWIIS Cha
CLINTON, ONTARIO.
N. W. .TREWM%TIIA, Manageuee
Phone No. 190 J.folmesville 601 r ;$13
CREAM. WANTED!
Tho demand foe our butter is. in»
creasing. '
To supply this demand Wo require
more. cream.
We request you to ship us yenii
cream.
We guaranteeyou the H ighes'a
lt?arIcet Prices, ksccurate tests and
prompt service,
Our. firm 13 knoiti'n to you and needra
no further recommend.
We pay all express charges, furn-
iph cream Dans and pay 'twice eacl'd
month.
Write for ean0 or bather informaa,:
tian, to the'• ,
THB SIEAEOi3T.tb: i"1ROADIIalt