The Clinton News Record, 1920-4-8, Page 5IISD.A. APRIL 8TII, 1000+1
,Of Intereat tO You
andMe
'Enaer was a very bad daY foe
• the showine of spring niUiney, ohe
'erwise the wfatelor WaS aeasonable
-enough,
Sir; Hamer Greenwood the trew
'chief Sepretary or ZreInlet, is quite
optimistie. about A Settlement of the
seisie,Qtrestion. Here's wishing bhp
at full the:mere of success,
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If Owen Sound is made a city Hat.
,ever, as the next+ largest and Most
central town, *ill be in line to he-
, wane cony town of Grey, thne when
tGoderich beeomes itcite Clinton will
Jo Huron's counttown,
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"Denmark throne badly shakee,"
:says a headline. This world is get -
:Ong to be a very unsafe place for
;thrones, anyway, There's got to be
'a pretty democratic government be -
bind the throne as a sort of safe
:guard.
Lerel French is nareled as the next
Governor-General of Canada Lord
French didn't make a conspicuous sec.;
mess of his work in Ireland but he
might manage in Canada all right. If
we might choose, however, we'd pre..
.f.er the Prince of Wales.
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• • 'There bee mia to be sixty mill-
• lon bushels of oats from last year's
harvest still in stock throughout the
Dorninon. Seems to Us Canadans
• haven't been doing their whet() duty
• by that good, old-fashioned break-
fast food, oatmeal' Mush, the past
winter. •
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' 'This Torentti thinks • •The
Formers Sere doesn't VW It Y.ETY
nvell when it tang The Star "si pert-
isan paper whfige party is out of
;power." The Sunevidently. doesn't
iknoev The Star well enough. to knew
that it always likes to be considered
on the winning side.
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It is Weight toehe tartlikelys that
the Canadian rtillieade•Win Obsurve
.Daylight Savingetime thie egilefine•
Tire railroads like -it but. tieleSsaSt i,.
mrii;versally obseeyed it • eatmed'ecin-
,eusion. Several df the 5astern
rave -decided to .adept it, hut- ifethe •
ailroalis stick thNtandard-thne• the
majority :of the iii*ns and cities of
sthe country will 4c)
Hohnesville
Dr, T. G. Marlines of Detroit spent
the holiday .anti ..weekeend. with - lis
/nether and sister,.
Miss Holmes.
Miss Eva Robinson is spending
he Easter holidays ender the Per -
dal roof at Kineardin
The W. M. .8.. of the Methodist
lurch formed the• choir for both
aster services On Sunday last and
tarnished excellent =side e Rev. J.
ohnsffiraeiverecl an excellent Easter
ddress in the morning and Mission-
ry sermon in the evening,
Miss Clara Glidden spent Easter
eitiday with friends in Goderich.
The Gleaners' Mission Circle are
tutting on a concert next Tuesday
voning ie the church. .
(Received too late.for last eek)'w
Mrs Langford and. little grand-
hild of Granton are guests 'at the
pine of the lady's daughter,Mrs.
IF. D. Burnes,
Aim Hazel Elford of Ottawa is
trying a visit to her grandparer. nts,
and Mrs. A. J. Courtice.
WO are pleased to hear that lere.•
elllath, who is ill at the home of
daughtes., Mrs. N. W. Trewautha
' improving.
Miss E. Holland or Kinnen paid a
Lort vsit to the•village on Tuesday,
ending the time"between trains, at
home of her cousin, Mrs. _L.
4
Batjfielld
The by-lawto•borrow $25.00, to re -
Mel the-town:hall was voted on on
mclay by the ratepayers and carried
a majority Of 35.
llessrs. Alex, Ferguson.and Thome
Bailey,etthe, are going on the Likes
s summer, left this week for Cia-
o to join their crews.
lliss -Lula King of Eimville R. S. is
•nding 'her Easter .holdays undee
parental modf.
lissee Fair and Davey principal
eassietant in the Ptiblic school,
' spending their Hatter 'holidays
their -respective homes in Bervie
, Kincardine.
1,30, A. E. Erwin spent the past
kewtih 'friends at Seaforth.
iev. A..Macfarlane is spending a
night with friends at .Colling-
ll.
a
W. S. H. Eastman of London,
Orly of Port Stanley, will occupy
pulipt of St. Andrew's church en
day next.
•te James Delgaty, principal a
'Public school, Dashwood, is vis.
his brother, Mr. Robert 'Del-
/, in the village.
rs, Welsh and daughter of To-
e are the guests of the former'.i
Sits; Mr. and Mrs. John Biggeet.
r. G. 11. Holman'County Cleft,:
Mich, was the gust of Mr. Min a
ck Over the week.end.
. Percy Biggart left on Setae -
tor Bedgeh Columbia. Be will
ined at Toronto by:his Wife Who
ttecompahY 'him.
,se "Mina Proctor Of Toronto vas
Sliest of 'her atm; Mrs. George
, overtire holiday.
•ssrs. Harold leillock•Of Toronto
laarenee'Pelleck of London epent
kteter 'holfilays as the guest of
mother, 'Mrs. H. Deeper. '
. William Ballewell left Tuesday
erritlen where he has secured a
on. Arita wife and faMily Will
V In a few weeks. .
. Et Merrier moved his wifei and
V te Clinton this' week.
I. .3. W. Tippet.and niece, Miss
Rigging Anent Easter holidaya
friends at London,
lie Parker left on Tuesdey for
at, -'ask, to spend the SUM-,
Dellyjteea Of Wooffitteek spent
i
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'Taking
Music
from
the
Devil
awuArs the matter down
there at the door?" It's
the drum, General, and the
crowd pushing. lpeet," "lot
the drum come in too."
THIS was the first entranee of
the drum into their meet-
ings,
THEY have given many
hYmnat to the world and tak-
en many songs from the Derr -
11. They have well said, "He
hoe no right to music."
• THEY play their music for
God to bring the people to
Him.
• MANY a man his been led
by Salvation Army , Bands'
and Soegsters to realize that
true harmony in this life ean
only come from the knowledge
of God's power to save.
The Salvation
Army ----
808 CITADELS
AND INSTITUTIONS
-. IN THIS TERRITORY,.
--USE THEM! •
;Lee
Easter week under the parental reef.
Frank King of London wag home
for the Easter holiday, '
' Mrs. Shearclown and daughter of
Godericheeere the guests of the forms
er's sister, Airs. D. Dewar, over the
Week...end. •
• Meeeee. • .pd A. i,fldotiOf
'freafittexi Spent the 'holidey ,aandee lIi
pliSeetal roof, •..• • • •
Mr, Andrew Bronson of ChieegcHs
the guest of 'ri• fe-gong/1'e Mes Rose
this 'Week '
; -' • .• •
Miss Addle. Drelinninitt d Leinclon is
the...teeter, helidayeesta• here
home re the village,. •
Miss,Dorothy whe Is teeth-
ing near Dashwood, is ependres her
Easter heldays at. her 'home in the
village. ; •
Meisrs. G. Gilles and Thomson of
the Sterling Hank spent the Easter
holidays at their lionree, the fernier
al.•Elowenanville and the hitter at
Dungannon. . •
•'Mi. Thomas Brandon end wife of
l•
Wengham spent the holidays as the guests of his mother, Mrs. Brandon
Messrs. Lavvrence and F. Fowlie
of London *spent the holidays under
the parental roof.
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EGGS FOR HATCHING
Leghorns, Australian and Guild Strain
Prom bred -to -lay Single Combe White
Large "Birds, Large Eggs, and no.
• better layers., $1.00 per setting of
15,•or.$6.00 per hundeed eggs. .
P. J. TYNDALL,
Phone 2 on 656.. R. R. No. 4.
• , EGGS FOR HATCHING .
From bred to lay arid trapnested
birds, White Wyandottes.
•Pen 1 composed of year old hens
headed by 2 beautiful Guild cotherals,
Pen 2 Pullets from Guilds special
pen 1, headed be, son of Tom Barren,
Bird settings ,of 15 eggs $1.00 at
house. $1.50' if shipped. , —40-3
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JOILN POLLOCK, BAYFIE11)
. Concert and Playlet
A concert and playlet entitled,
"Aunt Elizabeth's Missionary Tea."
will be give», on April 13th in
Hohnesville Methodist church, under
the auspices of the Gleaner's Mission
Circle, Adtnission 35 and 15e. —40-1
The White Sewing fiachine
You can't afford to waste any more
time with that old rattle trap you
have when you can get a new one
with a life time guarantee. It will
pay for itself now a days. Write for
prices or call for demonstration at
our new stand opposite Daley's gar-
age. Phone 216. Jonathan Hugill,
Seaforth. —40.3
A Chance of Your Life '
To secure a roadster gelding, sired
by Templeton, he by Peter the Great:,
dam Eva B., with a record of 2.16.
Not having time to train him I offer
hint at a price you can clean up some
money. Get busy and write at once
or apply`to Lot 22 eon. 2 Tucker
-
smith, S,R.S. Edgar Butt, Kippen,
Ont. —40-3
Shorthorn Bull For Sale
Registered Shorthorn bull, 17
months old, Apply E. L. Mitten,
P.O. box 18, Clinton. —40-tf
Notice •
I will not be. responsible foe any
debts contracted in my tame. Herb.
R. Jenkins. —40-1
Purse Lost
On Tuesday afternoon in Clinton
or on Heron Road, West, it purse
containing a sum oe money, Clinton
Creamery cheque and n Molsone
Bank Pass book, Finder kindly
leave at Johnson's Grocery of Mote
rish's Clothing store, Reward.
—40-1
Matron Wanted
For the ()linter: lIesPitel, a mat -
roil or housekeeper. Selaey $25
per month, alio board and laundry,
Apply, to Efts, 51t Fowler, Box 43,
e-40-2
Chetori,
ORPICE BOX' SOCIAD.
L.0,10, No, '028 intends holding a
box eoeial In their Lodge rooms on:
the evening. of Wednesday, April
ltith. Come 'and brieg emir boos,
whieh will be auctioned aft' tiering the
evening, •EverybOdy Weleonre,
'House For Sale
• Frame house on Huron etreet, 8
moths besides halls arid eloaete,
Town water, Apply at Newe-Record
e -40-4-p
Eggs or Hatching
Bane d Rock eggs for hatching,
from Path, Guilds, and 0. A. C.
Strains, $1.00 per setting of 13,
H. A. Hovey, Clinton, ' —41-t1
Seed Peas Per Sale •
A limited quantity of peed peas.
Apply to J. G Gibbings, R. R. No,
1, Clinton, Phone 10 on 641. —41-1-p
Muskrat Skins Wanted
Will pay according to size and
quality. V to $5 each, He A.
Hovey, Clinton. • —41-tf
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Auction. Sale
Of farm, stock and Implements.
The undersigned has received in-
structiens to sell by pulbie auction at
Lot 26, Con 14, Goderith tp. Monday
April 12, commencing at 1 o'clock
sharp the following:
Horsee—Mitre rieing 5, Mare ril-
ing 4 years, General Purpose. Cat-
tle—Cow freshened Dec. 4, bred in
Ferbruary, Cow freshened Dec. 11,
bred in Feb., Cow freshened Dec.
31, Heifer duo April 11, 2 Yearing
:heifers, 2 yearling steers, calf 11
Months old, 2 calvds 4 months, Aged
stow leree reht I, good milker, Ca
6 years, Ilred ro, 15, 4 ewes With
7 lambs thorobred pouthdowns,
Awn; (Ree.) 2 pigs 2 months Oct
About 40 hells.' Implements -Spring
tooth cultivator, Disc leeirowe • 10
*hot 'drill, Linke, Roller, Gang Pio-V17,
horse scuffle; walking plow, 8 see -
ton harrows; Deering binder 7 -ft.
ente 'Mower and Pea harvester,
Geiteel box, • Waggon, 2 • pairs' d
eeiraleighs, bells'Fanning' mill, Cut
hog, :Peeper, Wheelbarreile, new,
Baltic areeei separator, 2ee rr. P;
dadoline Bolus end Emery, on
*heels,, Collar's; Cledelate sS*, Punr1W,
1aals; • light ealtiglia;. 'Ildrircierat,''
Buggies, 2 matters, (1046 • belting,Geindstone, Apple grinder!, Ledde;
About 4 tons of hay, 200 bee.' Valhi
Number of grain bags, CrOsscut sane.
set Of double harness, Neckyokes,
2 sets single harness, Sugar kettle,
Cement pig trough, Doubletrees,
Whiffletrees, forks, Barrels, chains,
boxes ' hoes,' churn, 'etc. etc. 70
ods ivoyen fence'80 or 90 rods of
baeb wire, all Sarnia fence. Ev-
erything must he sold as the .propri-
etor is giving hp farming. TERMS:
All stunof $10 and undere cash; ov-
er. that amount, 6 months credit will
be given on furnishing approved joint
notes, or a diseount of 6 per cent.
per annum for cash on credit
amounts. 11 IVIturnings, Proprietor.
T. Gundry, Auctioneer,
Prnit Pickers Wanted
Fruit pickers, strawberries and
raspberries or earlier garden -work,
in one of the best fruit -growing parts
of the ceentry. at Vittoria, near Sim -
coo, Norfolk county. Right onthe
lake. Good bathing., good accommo-
dation at either private boarding
house or. in camp which Is there.
Work beginning in June and lasting
thoughout July and part of .August,•
Come any time in these 'three
months. Highest 'wages paid. For
informatien writs Box 180, &anis-
vine, Ont. —39 -id
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• l' Help •Wanted •, • .
•• Wanted at Ontario Hospital, London
Help for Laundry; Dining -room, and
Kitchen.. :Uniform provided. Apply
Matron.; —38-4
Auction Sale
Of farm stock' and implements.
The undersigned auetoneer has re-
ceived instructions from Robert, R.
Currie to sell by public auction on
Lot 83 „concession '7, Goderich town-
ship, commencing at 1 o'clock, sharp,
on Friday, April 16th, the folrowing:
Horses—mare 9 years old, supposed
to be in foal, mare 7 years old, sup-
posed to be in 'foal, mare rising two
years old, horse rising 4 years old,
driving horse 6 years old, good use -
fel pay 8 years old, Cattle --cow
8 years old, newly freshened, cow
7 years old newly freshened, cow
10 years old supposed to be in calf,
Jersey cow 7 years old, newly fresh-
ened, 5 steers rising 2 years, 2 heif-
ers rising 3 years, 4 heifers rising
2 years, 2 steers rising 1 year old; 3
heifers rising 1 year old. Imple-
ments—Deering binder 7 -ft cut,
nearly new Deering hay loader, new,
Mann culti'
vator, nearly new, Deer-
ing roller, 9 -ft. Deering seed drill,
11 disc, Frost & Wood rake 10-51
Verity riding plow, nearly new,
Prost & Wood walking plow; gang
plow, Frost & Wood mower, 2 wag-
ons, one nearly new, sleighs, nearly
new, scuffle; pulper, 2 buggies one
nearly new, harrows, fanning mill,
2,000Ib 'scales, matter, nearly new,
hay rack, gravel box, wheelbarrow,
2 setts of doubles.herness, sett single
harness 2 setts of heavy whiffle -
trees, extension ladder meek yoke,
grindstone'logging chain, binding
chain, Malotte create separator,
Dais churn No, 3, nearly new,
ng machine, rain barrel, cider
1, number of -cedar posts, 25
bags, 80 young hens, wire
her, number of forks end shov-
trick, crowbar, 500 bushels of
50 bushels of mixed grain.
20 tons of good timothy hay,
hold ferneture: Coal heater,
steade , 2 'dressers, 2 wash
, 3 inatelosses, extension table,
sewing machine, falling leaf
and other erticles too Teener -
o mention. Everything must
d as the ptoprietor has sold his
Terme:. Hay and grain and all
of $10 and elide; earth; over
mount 7 months credit will be'
on furnishing Approved joint
tt (Use:aunt of 4 per cent.
it foe CAA tin Credit 011101111t0.
Currie, Preptiefor, Tilos,
Atietioireee, —80-2
washi
barn
grain
strete
els; ,
oats,
about
Hoarse
g bed
stande
Singer
table,
005 t
be sol
farm.
titans
that
given
notes
straigl
Gunther
Clinton Nown-Reenrd
•Fmkvg. Irov LOST
/*stir Sneetitel If yott have trY seine of ellr',Peris n1 d /34e70;
TO01450 Sauee, Catsup, P1cidg, etc,
Pork and beetle With Both Pleklers a•
Mustard pee quint 40e
Mixed per quart 40e
Sweet per quart 50e
Rex Catsep• 10 & 26e
Dominion Mathes
3 berme tor 26e
3 bale Lavender Bath
Toilet soap 25e
bars Laundry Seep
25c.
We pay 'highest pri Os for Butter and Eggs
Get the habit of dealing at Phone orders promptly cared for
seepeetretemesseetee
JOHNSON & COMPANY Phone 111
Tomnte $atlee
2 large cans 05e,
6 large carts for $1,00
Spaghetti with To.,
mato Sauce
Per 12 OS till 100.
POV Pies or Redding
2 eane et Pumeltin '25e
2 pkgs Corn Starch 23e
Raigine, Prunes, Itiee,
TaPhaea, etc.
111100M SPECIAL
FOR VIIIIP.AY AND •
SATURDAY
No, lee for ,, , 65e.
No, 8 for
(let one while they laet,
MY WHAT A
PLEASANT SURPRISE]
and, they're from McNeil' s too,
my dear boy, I cannot thank you
enough for I do dearly love those
delicious Williard's Forkdipt Choco-
lates and bon bons. They have
such a different taste, you know.
Thank you, indeed, .
AT
The CLINTON CANDY KITCHEN
M. MeNEIL, PROPRIETOR
MAKE YOtift ROMA 11A.PPY
DON'T WAIT ANY LONGER
Don't you knoW the time to educate
your children is when they are
young, Start them into there music
lestons as you would their school
ttoon if1 you rent them to make a
suecees 65 it.
It lifts them into a higher society
Which they can not reach with out
music.
make gerangemente to start then
right. 'Which is only clone on 11.
piano. key magic teacher will tell
en an organ and it priip disheartens
We can quote you pieces and
Gourley pO by dropping -a Cited to
11
By a straight line connection we
, Mean thatare their sole agents
wer;
1 for the connnunity, and although an
.1
imposter may -claim to be distribut-
the .thild.
you it le waste f.SE One practise aiiirbgiiitthyeiha. neoad,,10,nliyt igabeasn tuottsehrowinitpheas:t•
es ea or he is willing to athnit that . we have
Ifeetre for Sale
A., veey ceenfortable cottage en the
44rnet. of Princess and Raglan singe*,
two lots, Electric ligh'
ts Town
water. i Apply on setereleee,ito Mitts
J. Holniee.' —38-45TiOn41.3 fOr Sole
Two from* bowies on' Vietearie
street. Aipply at The News -Reeved
office, —84.-tf
. Farm for Sale 4
100 acres, lot 12 con. 0; Mullett,
adapted for groping or grazing', 1.0
acres bush, balance in grasa. Good
well and windmill, not sold will
be rented for pasture, Apply to R,
J. Miller Box '26, ciinton, er Phone
119. —324f
No Trespassing
Any person or persona trespassing
or destroying property on the prem.
ises of the „estate of the late Will -
lain H. Woods will be prosecuted
according to law. -1 M. Woods,
Hayfield, Ont. Jelly, lst, 1920
ORDER
• YOUR SUPPLY OF
Scranton Coal
In purchasing the Holloway Foebes
Cottl Business, we pecured what we
71: straight line eonnectiter, With
the two great American Coal lYfin.,
ing Institutions, namely;
The D. L. & W, COAL CO.
who own and control the femme*
Scranten Coal fielde, andefurnish no
with their -1WAINILII) AMU..
DOLLARAPRIL
'STH,.. -SHOW E4AT
The biggeot Dollar past we
have ever hada
6 lbs, dates e a .$1
7lbs. Piga , ,,,,
4 Ihs, Valeueia Raisins ..$1
411es, Currants el
1311)e. Rolled Oats ., • 51
71b‚ Broken Sodas ..
7 Bottles' Catsup .... .. • .51
Ors. teurtes._.
e lbs. Apricots.. .. ,$1
4 tine of Salmen .... • ...•,51
6 tins Corn • • . ,$1
tins Peas .. , .... .31
5 tins Tomatoes . ... . .. $1
ft tins Pilthards • • • ..$1.
These are only a few of
many Show Day barg.aina,
11
Ws el
The flub Grocery
• -
SCRANTON
Any wire wish to leeve their order
for eprieg delivery can do so by leav.
ing their orders at my reSidenee
.lren or phone 155, Terme
GITE..
The D. & H. COAL CO.,
Who send us their celebrated LACK-
AWANA COAL.
I strict]Y cash•
Ward.34 if
make terms on a high rade Be.
' the beet availeble,
dealers cart, (Mir resort' to
.JONA'EHAI: PUG1LL STAPORTH
iiiimwordommereati• •
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TENDER itOAST
hiI f! • FRESH tiAk
You lila !hen you -will en.
J0 0 dinnee from ours. It se
simply delicioud young bidet,
tender and most Whalekthg: We
suggest that fdr your dnnee
or Sunday, you order some fermi
us, and you will not be disappointed
THE VETERANS MEAT STORE
• free delivery to any part of town
UTLER BROS., Phone 170
For Sale or to Let
House and lot, centrally located on
Cutter street. Contains 3 bedrooms,
parlor, dining -room, hall, kitchen,
pantry, clothes closet, cellar. town
water, soft water, coal house. Apply
to Wm. Bedard, R. R. No. 2, Clin-
ton. Phone 12 on 602. —38-tf
Desirable Property for Sale
acres of good garden land, with
orchard, Frame house, frame barn
with good stone stabling. Just out-
side the corporation 011 London
Road. Possession given in 2
months. Apply Isaac Marwood, on
premises —28 -id
MORTGAGE SALE
•-Under and by virtue Of the powers
contained in a certain mortgage
which will -be produced at the time
of sale, there will be offered for
sale by public auction, by George H.
Elliott, auctioneer, at the premises On
Saturday, the 24th day of April, 1920,
at the hour of 2 o'clock in the after-
noon, the following property: The
Northerly part of Lot number eorty
in the first concession in the Huron
Road Survey of the Township of
Tuckersrnith in the County of Huron,
containing by affineasurement fifty
acres more or less and being com-
posed of all that portion of said lot
Nurliber forty which lies north of the
Buffalo & Lake Huron Railway.
On the premses are a good frame
house and excellent barn. and stabl-
ing accommodations. This property.
is one of theemost deetrahle in the
vicinity of the Town of Clinton, being
located on the Huron Read within
one mile of the Town.
Terms: 10 per cent, cash, further.
10 per cent. on delivery of possess -
on, and the balance within 30 days af-
ter date of sale.
Foy further 'terms 'and conditions
of sale apply to W. Brydene,
solief-
tom' for the Vendor. Dated this 24th
day of Meech,. 1920. —38-4
Anetion Sale
Of house and 'Lot Town of Clin-
ton.
The Executrices of the Will of
Mrs. Eliza Izzard, late of Clinton,
Widow, deeeased, will offer for sale
by public auction on the premises,
on Saturday April 10th, 1920, at 2
o'clock, the following property, name -
Tot Numbee twente-five (25),
Block "0", in Isaac .1tatteriburres
Survey, on the East side of Freder-
ick Street in the Town of Clinton.
On this Lot there is a frame homer
with kitchen and woodshed, and a
number. of fruit trees, and the prop-
erty is in a OM location.
The sale will be subject to a r�.
seeved bid,
TEAMS: 10 per cent. of the pur-
chase money to be paid on the day
of sale, and the balance in 30 days
thereafter, -when Coeveyance will be
givconi
PAnther partitulees and tone
tilting of sale apply to the under-
signed.
PrOuslfdat, Killoran end Cooke,
Goderieet and Seder% Solicitoes
for the Verelorea. George Plliott
A ue tone er ,
—38-3
Notice to Creditors
In the estate of Eliza Izzard, late
of the township of Tuckersmith, in the
County of Huron, widow,
1 Notice is hereby given pursuant to
the Statute in that behalf, that all
persons having any claims against
1 the Estate of Eliza Izzard who died
1 on 21st -November, 1919, Are required
on or before the 10511 April, 1920 to
/ send by 'Post or deliver to Mrs.
' art la M. Grummete R. R. No. 4,
Seaforth, Mrs. Ida L. Joshua., R. R.
No. 1 Londesboro, Executrices of the
will of the said deceased, or to the
undersigned solicitors, full particulars
of their claims; and that -after the
said 19th April, 1920 the said Exec-
utrices will distribute the assets of
said deceased among the persons en-
titled thereto, having regard only to
the claims of which they shall then
have had notice, and that the said
Executrices will not be liable for
the said assets to any person of
-whose claim notice shall not then
have been received.
Dated 23rd March, 1920, Proud -
foot, Killoran and Cooke, Goderich
and Seaforth, Solicitors for aaid Ex-
ecutrices. —38-3
House and Lot For Sale
Seven -roomed house and one acre
good garden land, on James street.
House in good repair, electric -lighted,
town water ,handy sinks. Fruit trees
and small fruits .Good barn Apply
on premises to James Levy. —38-55
Pine Heine For Sale
• At Bayfleld, the fine summer .spot.
Modern house with 30x40 cement
garage, stone milk house- and one-
fifth acre ground. Act quick for a
bargain. Apply News Office, Tees.
water. —88-3
House and Lot. Per Sale
Lot 51, over the G. T, R. Track,
south. Frame houee and stable.
Apply to john Torrance, Clinton.
• —384
Muskrat Skins
Season close 4 April 21st. 'Prices
sky high. Before you sell call and
get my. pekes. I will get you a lie-
ense if you want one. Jas. Steep,
Box 102, Clinton. Dealet in hides
and furs.
• Field Crop Competition -
Under the auspieee of the Huron
Central Agricultural Coeiety. Entries
will be reeehred-by Bee. A. J. Mc-
Murray or S. B. Stothets, County
'Representative, —87-55
,
• Howse to Rent
bitable house on Victoria street,
ovee the G. T. It. tracks; seven
rooms, summer kitchen, woodshed and '
coal house. Town water. Isa geed
repair. Apply tor Mrs, 3. devote,
Clinton. —36-55
Cloolls Cleaned and Pressed
Clothes °enured pre:est:ad arid re-
paired. Viroellen geede dry elearred.
Itooree erne' Heard'barber ehOP..
Property for Sale
On Base Line, 1 mile north of
Clinton, 21/2 acres of ground, good
frame house with cellar, barn, well
and cistern, small fruits. Land well
drained and in good state of culti-
vation. Buildings in good repair.
Apply on premises to Miss Bullen.
• —32 -id
• Boars for Servlee_,4
barons will not ta t . n any. :Z.;
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1 he may be, Intiffli leee a illielielpill -t
Coal Yard.
o act accordingly and piked Yotiii
order pow at the old stand, as the
4990 allotteepts are being made ac-
cording to past inielness•
• Now is the time fOr a 11200 cheery
open grate fire. Try our•
tn3o/Nry CUBE CANNEL
Atiti in
likthe kitchen range you will
e Mit
CHESTNUT COME
Or if you want to get away from
the coal question try a load of
WOOD
I,Ve are bound to satisfy you, and
will give you real service.
J. B. MUSTARD
CLINTON and BRUCEFIELDet
Phone for Clinton 74.
Phone for Brucefield 11 on 618.
TUE COHNEfi STRE
Phone 45
Make Our Store
. Your Headquarters
on Spring Fair Day
Our bargain counter will be of es-
pecial interest to you. We will
have a full line of fresh groceries,
cooked meats and fruits to meet
your requirements. Ask for our
Special Blend, Tea or Coffee.
Fred W. Wigg
Victor Feed
We have a quantity ef Victor Feed
for hogs and cattle, which will take
the place of shorts, as it is impossible
for us to secure shorts this season.
TRY SOME OF THIS FEED AND
WE FEEL SURE YOU WILL
• -LIKE IT,
Also in our stock is a quantity of
feed flour and mixed chop. As these
two lines ere good value at the pres-
ent time we would advise an early
purchase. .
Having procUred the agency foe
the Swift Canadian Co., we are pre-
pared to offer you
SWIFT'S DIGESTIVE TANKAGE
and also all brands of this tom -
parry% Fertilizers.
Regarding sm.* seeds otir stock
includes the following: Red Clover,
Alsike Clover, Sweet Clover, Alfal.
fa, Timothy, oleo Theetby and Al-
falfa mixed.
Thew: are it feW bastels of ,the
Pure Cane Molasses Aft yet.
W., Jenkins & Son.
,
ribuit AND "F3H41)
lioneel Elevates' 109, Ateidence 141
CRS
for knitters and learners
OMEN
_ _
for menders amd inspectors
APPLY AT ONCE
Clinton Knitting Co.
LIMITED
UNTIL THE SAP IS RUNNING•
BEFORE ORDERING YOUR,
SAP PANS. WE HAVE A SUP-
PLY OP SAP PAN IRON ON.
HAND. ORDER EARLY SO
AS TO BE SURE YOUR PAN
WILL BE READY.
Agent for Hecia Furnaces
THOS. HAWKINS.
Plumbing and Heating. Phone 55
Shop over Rowland's hardware
FLOUR and PEED
A PULL LINE OF
ALSIKE and RED CLOVER,
Also a quantity of Albatrea.
SWEET CLOVER, and ONTARIO
GROWN ALFALFA.
A car of Government Standard
Feed just received.
J. A. FORD iSc SON
Phone 123.
FATIHENS WANTUD
We have an unlimited market fot
live Poultry and are anxious to tab.
lain LARGE FAT HENS.
Our prices fo't kens is as followel
PAT HENS ovee filbs. 30e per IN
FAT HENS Ovee Mts. 28c per AV
PAT HENS over 4 /bee 25c per Re
LANGLOIS CO.
N. W. TREWARTHA, Managere
Phone 190; Holmesville 4 on 141
CREAM WANTED /
The deinand for our butter is ire,
creasing.
To supply this demand we tequirs
more cream.
We request you to ship us Yeun
crown.
We guarantee you the Higiferta
Market Priee.s, accurate tests and
prompt service.
Our firm is known to you and needs
fro further recommend.
We pay all express charges, fern.
ish 01'0003 011/10 and pay twice each
mouth.
Write for dame or xurthet metittest.
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tion 50 'MO
Tint Seatotth Creatriery CO.
0. A, I3ARBElle, MANAGER