The Clinton News Record, 1920-4-22, Page 5ft1Jl SIMY, AP13lhi 22nd, 1$20;
Of Interest to You
and Nle
Clinton needn't worry about the.
tax rate, St Mary's roto is 29'%
mills and Strathr'oy's, 44 mills,
"Th vote or not to vote," on anoth•
•er- temperance referendum, was the
question in 'the Legislature yeater.
.deY.
Some fashionable people :are trying,
to bring down the cost 'of clothing
by wearing overalls and print, But
then denim and print cost nearly as
much nowadays as serge and silk
used to do,
Detroit housewives boyeotted the
purchase of potatoes on account 'of
the advance in price and thus brought
it down somewhatBut where is
this boycott business going to stop?'
One has to eat something.
* ,p *
A man was shot while taking up
the collection in a church in NeW
;Fork on Sunday ;morning. Many a
man feels exasperated when he sees
the collection plate beginning to cir-
'eulate at , church but it seems a bit
drastic to shoot the man who carries
it,
* * *
We aro not scientists but we give
it as our opinion, which may be tak-
-en for what it is worth, that if the
time spent in "listening•for a mess -
.age from Mars" werespent in clean-
ing up the back lot and getting the
•garden plot in order the returns
-would be quicker and more evident.
* * . *.
A Wingham young man advertised
in an Eldorada, I11., paper for a wife
sand a week or so ago along came a
young lady to fill the bill. What is
the natter with the young ladies of
;Wingham that a young man has to
;go so far afield in search of a wife?
Or is it the fault of the young man?
* .* * *
Why shouldn't the members of
the Farmer -Labor Govermneet wear
•: overalls ? Come to think of itit'might
.
be the bent thing in the world. They
would feel at home in their working
garb and get right down to it. At-
torney -General , Raney mightn't be
" -able to throw off all self-consciouness
just at. first.
** *
It would be well for municipal coun-
ails to beware how they treat depu-
tations and persons who present
themselves before then.. A man
.appearing before the council of York
township the other clay not liking
_,'the way he was received whipped out
. a revolver and nourished it around
while all the members ran for cover.
* * * s,•
Canada's Postal War Tax will be
••continued during this year. Last
year' the tax yielded $6,000,000. The
stamp tax on commercial paper, such
:as cheques, etc., brought in a rev-
enue of $10,000,000. The railways
.are demanding an increase for the
-carrying of mails which will amount
. to $4,000,000,
g, uautity as they would cut c4. the
whole if placed oh the market earlier.
It as said also that the, x'ecent jump
in the price of sugar was caused by
the fact that the raw sugar market
is in the hands of speculators. If
a beard of eommelee or any other ors
g'anizetien can replete theirs( things
it ought to get busy, . It ought to
be made a criminal offence to spec -
elate in food stuffs.
CountU News
Dr, irlma Kennedy of Toronto
General Hospital, Toronto, has been
visiting her parents, Dr. and Mrs.
J. P. Kennedy of Wingham, recent-
ly.
Union church, . Grey, held ,iia• an-
niversary services on Sunday week,
the Rev. R. Fulton Irwin, of Lucle
now being the preacher, • On the
following Tuesday evening Mr. Irwin
gave his lecture on "Ireland and the
Irish." The proceeds of the lecture
were given for Armenian Relief.
Goderich has already over $5,000.
collected • towards its memorial fund.
A canvas of the town was made on
the anni"ersary of Vimy Ridge and
about $2,000 was collected. •
,Dungannon Is said to need a butch-
er, baker, tailor, milliner and a black-
smith. Nothing is said about:a can-
dlestick maker but they are agitat-
ing for hydro. up there and probably
do not wish to get any business t�
the village under false pretences.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Stackhouse of
Blyth have returned to their home'
after spending the winter, with, their
son, Dr, Stackhouse of• Ridgetown.
Reeve Cutt of Blyth has removed
to Goderich, where he will in future
crake his home. It is the intention
of Reeve Cutt to .retain his offiee as
chief municipal officer of Blyth until
the end of the year.
The marriage of Dr. Douglas God-
win was :solemnized in New York on
April 15 to Miss Ethyl Mairs, daugh-
ter of Mr. arid Mrs. James Mairs of
that city. Dr. Godwin is the son of
Mrs. (Rev.) Godwin, 623 Maitland
street, London, and a brother of Mrs.
(Rev.) R. J. McCormick' of Blyth.
He is a graduate of Ann Arbor Den-
tal College. Dr. Godwin served ov-
erseas with,the American expedition-
ary force.
Marriages
CLARK—SHANNON—At St, Thom-
-" as Church, Toronto, on April 17th,
Gwyneth, younger slaughter of
Mrs. Shannon and the late Dr.
Reginald Shannon of Goderich,
to Christie Thomas Clark, only son
of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Clark,
Wehner rd. Toronto,' ,
DirthS
VINCENT -le Seaforth, on April
12th, to Mr. and Mrs, J. Vincent,
a daughter.
BEST—In Brussels, on April 12th,
to Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Best a
daughter.
*r. * *
";Except for i2&E lard weather, and
----p
3B,o-1aisevi Ls s and profiteers, and
( strikes, and the coal shortage, and
the high. cost of living, and grabbing
landlords, and the after-effects of
'war, and the Irish question, and a
few other little things, this is a
,good -old world." —Goderich Signal
Yes. Especially as the gardening
,and bowling season is on.
* * * *
The wearing of blue jeans by
people not hitherto accustomed to
wearing them will result in the boost-
ing of the price of blue jeans to those
who have been wearing them and
who have found the price high en -
tough before, . Most people have
plenty of old clothes, the wearing of
•which would serve the end sought
.even better than the -purchasing of
Errand -new jeans..
•, * 5 *
The Toronto Star twits 14Ir, Craw -
/ors] for his action' in connection with
Mr. McCreary's bill in the legisla-
ture the other day but says that you
-could hardly expect anything 'better
-considering Mr. Crawford's opposi-
tion to the Banish-the=bar policy five
years ago. Will The Star kindly
tell us where all the advocates of the
"Abolish -the -bar" policy were the
•other• day. They did not give Mr.
McCreary much help, either.
h * *
The Goderich Signal says Wing:
spam might have something to say
. about 'Clinton becoming county town
in the event of 'Goderich becoming a
city as Wingham has something on
us in regard to population, We are
mot admitting the superiority of the
northern town as regards population,
not until:- after •the next census is
taken,. but anyway the -population of
(Clinton will no. doubt double by' the
time Goderich attains to cityhood,
There is no question as regards Clin-
ton's central location. All roads in
the county lead into Clinton.
The housewives of Detroit refused
to buy potatoes while the price re-
rnained so high and kept climbing
and the effect was that' the price
dropped --a trifle, The law of supply
and demand would be a
fair and just
law if, it were allowed to work out,
Rut pebple cannot stop eating, thought
snany have had to stop eating the
staple articles which used to form
their daily bill of fare, While the
tgrrice of potatoes was soaring in De-
troit it is stated -that in •tlie freight
yards in that city many cars of 'po-
tatoes were standing while speculat-
ors traded them. back and forth, one
car ehanging hands ne less than six
:times in the course of a day. This
is the sort of thing that makes un-
rest and dissatisfaction, No lair-
.minded person grudges a fair profit
sto those 'who hart
;stuffs or dr handle goods, food
y goods or anything also,
.but this speculating in food is a per-
nicious evil, What makes it worse
is the fact that with such a coinmod-
.ity as potatoes their food value is
tdetei'ioteting every day and in a
few weeks they Will be unfit for
:food. '
Of u:
co rso
the speculators
cars
nailing fo
r that i
g 1' they can make as
pitioh-or Merle money out of halt tate
.-
OHRRSi3N=•Ili Wingham, on April
11th, to Mr. and Mrs. G, E. Rob-
erson, a daughter.
Deaths
FLUICER—In Clinton on April 22nd.
William. Fluker.
BARKER -In Colborne township, on
April 15th, John Henry Barker,
aged '71 years,
BURROWS—In Goderich,, om April
13th, Teresa Burrows • widow of
the late William. Burrows.
For Sale
A quantity of choice White Blos-
som. Sweet Clover seed. Free from
weed seeds. Ezra. Fisher, R. R.
No. 4, Goderich. Phone 125 Bon -
miller., `--42-2
House to Rent
On Princess street, west. 6 rooms
and summer kitchen. Modern conven-
iences. Garden and stable, Fruit
trees. Apply to A, Cantelon or at
Miss Cantelon's millinery store.
--42-Id
For Sale
As I am short on feed and
pasture, and long . on horses
I Will sell 2 yearling heavy draft
colts, also my 3 -year old carriage
mare "Cedar Dale Dolly," Standard
bred and Registered. These colts are
all prize winners at Clinton and Sea -
forth .
ea=forth.. "Topnotchers" in every way,
and priced to sell,—,Ed. Johnston,
R.. R. No, 4, Clinton, Phone 8 on
686; —42-1
Private Sale of , Stock
• 2 cows, rising 4 and 6, due to
freshen this month; black heifer, due
May 121h; 2 cows freshened last
mouth; yearling heifer; 4 last fall
calves; spring calf, month old; brood
sow and 13 little pigs, week old; 2
good work horses. Terms—To those
wishing time 3 to 6 .months will be
given on bankable security at rate of
6 per cent. per annum, Stock can
be seen at my barns any tune. R.
A. Roberton, Bayfield Road, mile
south of Clinton, Phone 16 on 607.
—42-2
Auction Sale
Of house and lot and household
effects. The • undersigned
has received instructions to sell by
public auction at Lot 64, Bond Street
south of the G. T. R, track on Sat-
urday, April 24th, at 4 o'clock sharp,
6 -roomed Cottage m good condition,
good cellar, town water and quarter
acre of good garden land, Also
household effects consisting of White
drop head sewing machine, nearly
new; gramophone, nearly new, and 2
dozen records; dining room chairs,
extension table, buffet, carpets, dish•
es and other articles too nuinorous
to mention. Everything will be sold
as the proprietor is giving up house-
keeping. • Ternts—Household effects,
cash, Holme 110 per cent, on day of
sale,
ba n
la ec
in 80da ,
s. F.
W,
v
Joiles
r Proprietor, Get Elliott; Auc•
tioneett, —42,1
' PIS'l'RIGT AGENCY
SUN
LIFE ASSURANCE, CO,
01' CANADA
The Oldest and Strongest Canadian
Life Company
Assurance In force $416,358,462
ALSO FIRE
PLATE GLASS.
AUTOMOBILE
ACCIDENT
SICKNESS
LIVE STOCK an
General Insurance Agency .
E. H. 1 . RORKE
(Office next door to New Era)
TENDERS FOR COAL
Sealed Tenders addressed to the
undersigned •and endorsed "Tender
for Coal for the Dominion Buildings,
Ontario and Quebec," will be re-
ceived at this office until 12 o'clock
noon, Thursday, April 29th, 1920,
for the supply of coal foe the Dont-
inion Buildings throughout the prov-
inces of Ontario and Quebec.
Combined specification and form
of tender can be obtained from the
Purchasing Agent, Department of
Public Works, Ottawa, and from
the Caretakers of the different Do-
minion Buildings.
Tenders will not be considered un-
less made on the forams supplied by
the Department and in accordance
with the conditions sot forth there-
in.
Each tender must be accompanied
by an accepted cheque on a chart-
ered bank payable to the order of
the Minister of Public Works, equal
to 10 p. c, of the amount df the
tender, War Loan Bonds of the
Dominion will also be accepted as se-
curity, or war bonds and cheques if
required to make up an odd
amount.
By order,
R. C. DESROCHERS,
Secretary.
Department of Public Works.
Ottawa, April 3, 1920. —41-2
EGGS FOR IIATCHING
From bred to lay and trapnested
birds, White Wyandottes.
Pen 1 composed of year old hens
headed by 2 beautiful Guild cockerels.
Pen 2 Pullets from Guilds special
pen 1, headed by son of Tom Barron,
Bird settings of 15 eggs $1.00. at
house. $1.50 if 'shipped. —40-3
JOHN POLLOCK, HAYFIELD
EGGS FOR HATCHING
Leghorns, Australian and Guild Strain
From bred -to -lay Single Combe White
Large Birds, Large eggs, and no
better layers. $1,00 per setting of
16, or $6.00 per hundred eggs.
F, J. TYNDALL,
Phone 2 on 636. R. R. No. 4.
Hay and Straw for Sale
Small quantity of hay and straw
for sale. Loren Tyndall, R. R. No.
4, Clinton. Phone 4 on 636, Clinton
central. - --42-2-p
For Sale
Used hardwood' square timbers,
about '75 feet. '9 inches square,—
Hellyar the Jeweller. Phone 174W.
—42-tf
Auction Sale
Of house and lot and Household
furniture, The undersigned' has re-
ceived instructions to sell by public
auction at Maple Street, Clinton, on
Saturday, May 1st, at 2 o'clock
sharp. 8 -roomed frame house.
Equipped with electric light and town
water, garden in connection and good
stable. Also the contents of the
house; Some coal and wood will
be sold. TERMS—Household effects
and fuel, cash. house -10. per cent.
on day of sale, balance in 30 days,
Geo, Jackson, Propriotor, Geo, H.
Elliott, Auotioueer, —42.2
• House For Sale
.7 -roomed cottage with contents
will be sold privately. House in' good
repair, .electric lights, town water.
Good garden. Apply on premises to
Mrs, -Pratt, Rattenbury street, east.'
—42-tf
For Sale •
Three acres in suburbs of Clinton;
one-half utile from Town ori London
Road. 11/4 storey residence with six
rooms and cellar, hard and soft wnt
er, Barn 40x20 on cement wall with
cement floored atabling underneath;
and driving shed suitable for car.
Possession in Fall, W. Brydone,
Clinton. --42-4
Barn For Sale
Good Cow for sale --Mrs. W. A.
Balkwiil, .Bayfield,—41-2-p
'Barred Rock Eggs For Sale
From good laying strain. Also
Pekin duck eggs, Prices moderate.
Some young pigs' reedy' about the
middle of May. it W. Watts, Rag-
las. St, Phone 149,
Barns for Sale
Brick barn for sale 25x40, also
•framean
b m 21;e
20 ..
21x2014.—Nora
M,
I'er.
guson, Hayfield. Phone 624--3
.».•41.2-p
Clinton Novo -Rooms]
HAVE YOU LOST
"Veer appetite? If yen have try 80100
Tomato sauce, Catsups, PiekI s, .etc,
pork and be
ons with
Tomato Sauce
2 large cans 35e,
0 large cans, for $1,00
Spaghetti with To-
mato Sauce
Per 13 oz tin 10c.
For Pies or Pudding
2 cans of Pumpkin 25c
p cgs Coxes Starch 250
Raieins, Prunes Rioe
Tapioca, etc.
of our
BROOM SPECIAL
FOR FRIDAY AlyTD
SATURDAY
No. 100 for
wh 1 th i t Toilet soap 25o
t ' 3 bars Laundry Soap
25e
Get he habitWe pay iiighes4 prices for Butter and Eggs
e t of dealing at Phone orders promptly cared for
JOHNSON & COMPANY. Phone 111
No, 8 for . , . ,• „ . „90e,
while ey as.
Pork anti Beans with
>,
Both .l Pickles
Mustard per quart 40e
Mixed per quart 40e
Sweet per .quart 50a
Rex Catsup 15 & 25e
' Dominion Matches
8 boxes for 26e
2 1 3 bars Lavender Bath
Gat one
Phone 126
"UM -M, BUT THAT'S GOOD!"
You will say when you have tasted
ono of our many delicious hot drinks
—They have a flavor all their own,
that voluntarily calls forth an ex-
clamation of delight. They not only
quench the thirst and tickle the
palate, but ere wholesome and
highly nutritious as well,
DROP IN AND TRY SOME OF
OUR HOT DRINKS WITH A
FEW FANCY BISCUITS
AND BE CONVINCED
The CLINTON CANDY KITCHEN
M. McNEIL, PROPRIETOR'
MAKE YOUR HOME HAPPY
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
lessons as you would their school
soon if you want them to make a
success of it.
It lifts them. into a higher society
which they can not reach with out
music.
Make arrangements to start, them
right. Which is only done on a
piano, Any music teacher will tell
on an organ and it only disheartens
We can -quote you prices and
Gotirlay piano by dropping a card to
JONATHAN?HUG1LL
1141111011111111110
you it is waste of time to practise
the child.
make terms on a high rade tell or
SEAFORTH
B IItLE
KFS.,
TENDER ROAST
FRESH HAM
You Iike it? Then you will en-
joy jo Y a dinner from ours. It s
simply delicious — young, juicy,
tender and most wholesome. We
suggest that for your dnner to -day
or Sunday, you order some from
us, and you will not be disappointed
THE VETERANS MEAT STORE
free delivery to any part of town
Phone 17
ti
For Sale or for Lease
The brick store on Albert street,
Clinton, recently occupied by Irwin's
Dry Goods, opposite the town hall.
Liberal terms to good purchaser.
Possession on the first of September
next. If not soul will be for lease,
for terms apply to Miss Florence
Cuninghame, Express office. J. 0:
Stevenson, Berkley, Cal. —41-4
The White Sewing Machine
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 Chalice 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
him 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. s--40-tf
House For Sale
Frame house on Huron street. 8
rooms besidees halls and closets,
Town water. Apply on, premises to
3. Mcllveen, 40-4-p
Eggs For Hatching
Barred Rock eggs for hatching,
from Park, Guilds, end 0. A. C.
Strains. $1.00 per setting of 13.'
H. A. Hovey, Clinton, —41-tf
Fruit Pickers Wanted
Fruit pickers, strawberries and
raspberries or earlier garden work,
in one of the best fruit -growing parts
of the country at Vittoria, near Sim-
coe, Norfolk county. Right on the
lahce, 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
information write Hex 180, Beams.
villa, Ont. —39-tf
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 Win. Bedard, R, R. No. 2, Olin -
ton. Phone 12 on 602. —88-tf
Desirable Property for Sale
6 acres of good garden land, with
orchard, Promo house, frame barn
with good 'stone stabling. Justout
side the corporation on London
Road. Possession g luau in
2
months, Apply Isaac .&.wood, 00.
premises •-38.11
Little Pigs for Sale
10 little pigs for sale, 4 weeks old
Apr, 16th. Apply to John Riley.
Phone 7 on 636, Clinton. —41-22
House and Two Lots for Sale
Lot No. 675 Huron street and Lot
No. 693 Rattenbury street, 5 -roomed
cottage with attic, kitchen, pantry
and washroom. Cellar under kitch-
en. Stable and hen house. Apply
on premses to Miss 13. Cantelon,
—41-tf
We wish to an.
nounce to our cus-
tomerd that we
will guarantee to
repair
FREE
for one year, any
GOODRICH
CASING
bought from us.
Vulcanizing
done Neatly
Sc promptly
SQUAME DEAL
GAI AgE
ARNA LINT,
VIM,
1
W. Jenkins & Sorg.
House .for Sale
A. very comfortable cottage go the
earner of Princess and Raglan streets,.
Iwo lots, Metric lights, Town
water. Apply on premises to Miss
J. Holmes,--33-tf,
Muskrat 'Skins
Season Oases April 21s1. Prices
sky high, Before you sell call and
get my prices. I will get you a Ile-
enee if you want one, Jas, Steep,
Box 192„ Clinton, Dealer in hides
and furs,
Field Crop Competition
Under the auspices of tate Huron
Central Agrieultural Cociety. Entries
will be received by See, A, J, Mc-
Musvay or 5, B. Stothers, County
Representative,--37-tf
.No Trespassing
Any person or persons trespassing
or destroying property on the prem-
ises of the estate of the late WilI-
iam H, Woods will be prosecuted
according to law. --I. M. Woods,
Bayfield, Ont, July, 1st, 1920
ORDER
YOUR SUPPLY.OF
Scranton Coal
In purchasing the Holloway Forbes
Coal Business, we secured what we
call a straight line connection, with
the two great American Coal Min-
ing Institutions, namely:
The D. L. & W. COAL CO.
who own and control the famous
Scranton Coal fields, and furnish us
with their STANDARD ANTHRA-
CITE.
The D. & H. COAL CO.,
who send us their celebrated LACK-
AWANA COAL.
By a straight line connection we
mean that we are their sole agents
for the cbmmutity, and although an
imposter may claim to be distribut-
ing their coal, it is an utter impos-
sibility, and only goes to show that
he is willing to admit that we have
the best available.
New dealers can only resort to
jobbers, which means that the qual-
ity may be irregular, as the coal
barons will not take on any new
dealer no matter how well equipped
he may be, much less a Municipal
Coal Yard.'
So act accordingly and place your
order now
at the old
stand,
as the
1920 allotments are being made ac-
cording to past business.
Now is the time for a nice cheery
open grate fire. Try our
EBONY CUBE CANNEL
And in the kitchen range you will
like our
• CHESTNUT COK1E
Or if you want to get away' from
the coal question try a load of
WOOD
We are bound to satisfy you, and
will give you real service,
J. B3O 0.Gi U S C,. A D
CLINTON and BRUCEFIELD-•'
Phono for Clinton 74.
Phone for Brueefield 11 on 618.
THE CIFB EFI STM
Phone 4 5
WE HAVE A FULL ASSORT-
MENT OF
FOR SPRING GARDENING
Dutch Setts, Multipliers, Seed Corn
Garden and Flower Seeds
Cinch Clenser stakes housecleaning
- easy. A splendid article for
cleaning woodwork and
windows. •
TRY OUR
BULK TEAS AND COFFEE
Fred_W *'Wigg
Manitoba Oats
Onr Manitoba Oats are of au ex-
cellent quality and we have a small
-quoutity on hand which we are able
to offer at a very reasonable price on
account of buying some time ago.
Do you expect to raise any baby
chicks this season ? Our Baby Cluck
Feed is composed of a mixture of No.1
grain and is clear of dust. We have
it in two grades—Fine and Course
Ashipmentof Seed Corn has just
arrived and is composed of the follow-
ing varieties-- •••
Improved Learning Early Bayley
Wiaconein No. 7 Hing Philip
Lougfellow Yellow Flint
For Bogs and Cattle we have a
mixed chop made from equal parts of
oats and corn, This chop is ground
very fine and makes an excellent feed
for fattening hogs and cattle.
Our stook oleo includes the follow-
iiig lines—Gardon Seeds in pattern.
Easifhrst Shortening, Clever and Grass
Seeds, Flour, Hen Feed, Feed Flour,
Calf Meal, Rolled Oats, Seed
Buckwheat and Barley
Highest prices paid for wool and
grain. When disposing of your wool
abvise us and we will give you the
best priest obtainable,
FLOUR AND FEED
Phones: Dlevat*t' 199, Residence 14
Fig M
e
IS GOOD
PIE
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE
7 lbs for $1.00
AT
W. T. O'Neil
The Hub Grocery
SCRANTON COAL
Any who wish to leave their order
for spring delivery can do so by leav-
ing their orders at my residence
Huron St, or phone 155. Terms
strictly cash. E. Ward. —34-tf
Houses for Sale
Two frame houses on Victoria
street, Apply at The News -Record.
offiee. —84-tf
Clothes Cleaned and Pressed
Clothes cleaned pressed and re-.
paired. Woollen goods dry cleaned.
Rooms over Heard's barber shop.
W. J. Jago. —85-tf
• Boars for Service
Champion bred, big type Yorkshire
and Choshter White boars for service.
At 'home every forenoon.—A. G.
Levey, Phone r m 639. Clinton —28
INTED
foi knitters and earners
ALSLI WOMEN
for menders atad inspectors
APPLY AT ONCE
Clinton Knitting Co, •
LIMITED
Do not wait
Tilt next Winter to
Talk about that
Furnace
DO 1T NOW
Agent for Hecla Furnaces
•
THOS. IAWKINS.
Plumbing and Heating. Phone 53
Shop over Rowland's hardware
FLOUR and FEED
A FULL LINE OF
ALSIKE and RED CLOVER, •
Also a quantity of Albatrea.
SWEET CLOVER, and ONTARIO
GROWN ALFALFA.
A car of Government Standar&
Feed just received.
J. A. FORD & SON
Phone 123.
FAT HENS WANTED
We have an unlimited market for.
live Poultry and are anxious to ob.
tain LARGE FAT HENS.
Our prices for Hens is as follows:
FAT HENS over 6lbs, •30c per lb
FAT HENS over 51bs. 28c per lb
FAT HENS over 4 lbs. 25c per lb
GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
N. W. TREWARTHA, M'anager.'
Phone 190; Holmesville 4 on 141
CREAM WANTED 1
The demand for our butter is in
creasing.
To supply this demand we require
more cream.
We request you to ship us youe
cream.
We guarantee you the Highest
Market Prices, accurate tests end
prompt service.
Our firm is known to you and needs
no further recommend.
We pay all express charges, fern
ish cream cans and pay twice ehch
month,
Write icor cans or further irrfornta-
tion to the
"o' c, Seatortll_Creatnety Co.
O, Ac SAl1BlbR, MANAGER