The Clinton News Record, 1918-1-24, Page 5January 24th, bili
Clinton News .Reenrd
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'VIM ANNUAL MEETING ' S'i'RITa'
FOR SALE. --ON ALf1ER'P
oisigneemionnivivimeapamlulliesmelw
111r. W. Carter, tileveteran pout-
Oman in of Hulett, is acting as Closa
liurnnl Couti tllib She 4'o helm held at Ulii
Huron •County Stock ,Show will be
held in the council Member, Ulla•.
ton, on Saturdays of teri.00n, .tan,
Dated arop 34 a taslcoc(n etocic,attend�'in this
this
a seven toolne, d cottage, f'llectrlc
lights ; soft and town water in
kitchen. For partivglars apply to ;
1', A. OrJnig, -18
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(.odnloh ttusyttihg
Ml? b Qaibett of Strtord 2-2
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is .(siting her conga., JVljaa All1e l3U'USL 1+'OTi SALll-7 1�C10M1+11
Carbon, tills week; noise on Mliplo street, town water,
lvlr, John A. 4juigloy. went to Toyalso ltoltse and lost oil Mill street,
onto on Monday Where lie intends
taking a course in Lologr.apily. For partleul irs
Taylor,
Taylor. altNiy to G eorgoyZ
Messrs, Charles Sbt}n}than . and
piec of
sUll,able for repairing n2' tor 17(i{9
building. Sicca 'from 0 to lc2 in-
rhes sotto and from 20 to 54 ft,
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Thomas Flynn attended .lance in BUILDING' FOR SAL' III, AL-
Seaforth on Tuesday night, so light boll sleigh,-Jo'hn Stephen-
Mr, Michael Quigley. of Alpena, son. .-24...
�} t township
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about.
FARM FOR SALE. -LOT 25, IiUR,,
on Road, 'i'uoiterkmith, containing
98 acrea, with buildings. LO`or pax-
toli R. W. Cxibbings,
Have you ever tried
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MV Caroni 111 kJulk ?
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foil oaty " vfsitm �•g,
FO t saf.a -6 BARREID ROOK 1'1. rt. No. hI --fi7
blends here for a few daysthi6 Cockerels
• Large, beautiful quality
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bred from a Cockerel from
weok,'CLOTHES
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Elfntoil;
YOURars
Guilds 218 egg pen: Price $1.50 S CLLANI;D RC
A wall Icntiwii. resident of 'Hulett each if .sicca now. This rico god paired and Pressed and at the
Passed away at his home in this till J. 24th. -II, A. Hovey.: 4--2 shortest possible notice. Roth Lad-
township on Saturday,. Jan, '12th, in les' and Gentlemen's clothes. We
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made in Italy,
Sold
Second Wee
the person of Jolul i hilf'fpa, after F'OR SALT'.- SOML� 1IOUSEf OI.il guarantee to do good work. I am
liiigei'ing illness ori over two Years. articles.-Applg• to J, McOlymont, prepared to French Dry Clean Ladles
the deceased Was born ill Zlhstitigs I?attenbur St, ,28 Suits, Gent's Suits and all kinds
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County' in 1853, He was ,marded to Y of Woolen clothing including Sweat-
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by the pound -it
Will not 1881 long
Big ����
An»ettie Lansing of the sante county'ANNUAI. MEETING. -THE AN- ers, ete. All orders promptly at-
in 1886 when they moved to Hulett, nual meeting of the McKillop Mut- tended to. Rooms over Johnson's
where Choy have since resided, Be nal Fire Insurance Company will jewelry, Store. -Wm -. J, Jago. 00•.sids his grief stricken widow he be held ie the town hall, Seaforth,
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and the opportunity for . saving is replete
leaves two' daughters and one son : on Friday, Feb. 1st, 1918, at two .am0
Itlyrtle, Violet and Orval. Ho also o'clock p.m. The business of the
leaves five brothers : Frederick and meeting will be to receive the an- GIRLS.WAN•TEfl 1
of Clare, Mich,, Daiel and near statnicnt and auditors' re-Richrd of Belleville and William of port, the electiag of three direc- ■
Tweed, He was a ,kind .aad obliging tors and two auditors, and other ���
neighbor always ready and willing to business which might be considered
lend a helping hand, Ile was highly of benefit to the company:. The re- WE GAN GIVE
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Wil
■James
Hub Grocery
with bargains ! It's .simply our wayof
yEMPLOYMENT
respected, a strong advocate of tern- tiring directors are Malcolm Me-gp TO AT
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averting the necessity of carrying these lin-
es to another season, and of closing
penanceand a faithful member of the Ewen, D. F. McGregor and C. R.
Lond'esboro Methodist church, The McCdttney, who are elegible for ,. FEW MORE KNIT -CREAM
funeral took place on Saturday, Jan. re -election. -Jas. Connolly, \ 1'resi-
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WANTED !
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out our
lines before moving to our own store.
19th, to the Union cemetery, service dent ; Thos. E. Hays, Secretary, PERS; ETC, APPLY
being conducted by Rev. 0, 0, Keine, 3-3 AT ONCE.
Deep felt for,
We will buy your cream and guar -
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symantes. liathy is
the loved
ones in their loss of a loving bus- CALVES ANI) COLLIE PUPS FOR Clinton Knitting Co.HIGHEST
band and father. Sale. -Parties wishing young calves
Mrs. Philips and family desire to please leave orders. You need not LIMITED.
express their thanks to the friends take them if they do not suit. •
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ACCURATE, I?POi?D'
PROMPT RETURNS
ENTIRE SATISFACTION
If ou've ever attended one of
clearing sales you 11 know whatL
and neighhors for the kindness and Good collie pups for sale. -A. E,Write
sympathy shown them during their Matheson, Seaforth. Phone 17 on
sad bereavement. 136, Clinton. 22-4
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POUI..TAY
us for cans. We supply.
them. Pay express charges. Pay
you for the' cream you ship twicour
each montli, Carefully weigh,. sam-
a Sig Saving means ! If you've not
I "-come and learn ! ! !
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS. -IN TAEplc
Bruce Estate of Melinda Jackson, deeeas-
ed. -Notice is hereby, given that all
zu spite of the stormy week which persons having Claims, against tilt
had preceded 7t the sato of farm estate of Melinda Jackson, late of
stock and implements told by: Mi, the town of Clinton, in the Coen- •.
ANTED
and• test each can and send you
a statement, Write today, prices are
high.
Agents ;
Walton -W. G. Neal
Kiaburn-iflall & Co.
Last week we hit the high spots and
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our unusual offerings were fully appreciated
B. R. 'Higgins on Thursdaylast %vat
a remarkably successful one. Aue-
tioileer GtaldryY had to drive from
Gaderieh, the trains not pet having, :
commenced running after the storm,
but thea many drove for almost as
ty of Huron, widow, deceased, who "'-'.+"-
died on or about the 19th day of every, week. Highest market price
December., 1017, are required Le de- paid.
liver to William Jackson, the ex- W. MARQUIS
ecutor of the said estate, or his
solicitor on or before the 5tfi day
Varna-Beatty Bros,
THE Seaforth Creamery Co..
Box 480 SEAF0RTH, GNI%
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far to attend the' sale' aad bidding
-was keea all afternoon, '
of February, 1918, a full statement Phone 14-166 R. R. No-. 1
oI their claims together with par-
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LOGS
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Heelers thereof and the nature of -
THIS WEED we are offering an en-
tirely different of lines in the
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Londesboro.
the securities, 11 any, held by them
all rimy veri9.ed hyi affidavit. And
- take notice that after the said last
Selected Potatoes
WANTED
range which
rices are easier,yet the shoes show their
ptate
superiority.
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'Mr. David Mountain of the 10th
concession has purchased the housr.
owned by. M. Thos, Scott of Can-
field, formerly occupied by, Mr, lVm,
C,ovier;
There was a memorial -service bi
the Methodist church last Sunday
morning in memory of Pte- Fred.
e;annep,
mentioned date the said executor
. mill proceed to etrsaide the ear
of the said deceased amongst
the persons entitled' thereto, hay.
p
ing regard only to such claims as
he shall have received due notice
and in accordance therewith'. Dat
ed at Clinton this 12th day of
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<Jauuary, A.D., 1918.--t1. Brydone,
Wanted !
for immediate delivery,
We take them. any day,
g price
Highest marketyard.
paid. We want them
before cold spell comes.
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We are again prepared to pay,
the highest spot cash prices for all
kinds of timber, either in bulk or by,
trig thousand, and either in the bush
or delivered in our. If you
have anything to offer call up, the
old reliable market (11-1145).
We are gettingout
some of our.
Ladies' cushionette, lace, hell Ladies C. M. and kid, lace,
Quality, tarn sates. Regal= prise Hagar shoes, welted, Regular price
$4.00, . 5 a 1 c $4,00. 5 a I e
who was killed while !i ht-
ing in h'rance.
Mk. vi Gibbsm Briercresb'so
Clinton, Out, Solicitor for the
said executor, 21-3
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JAS. STEEP & CO.
home grown Hemlock which is better
and cheaper. than the freighted stuff,
if contemplating aa'y new. build -
price t��7 • price $2.90
$2 ��
is
;ask. is visiting his mother,
THEplan
fax192 Phone 126
lags, or repairing„ lot us heap you
your work. Our
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Ladies' Retiudo kid, button, rub- Ladies' gull, racial, Igoe, some all
ber heel, cushion, \welted'. Regular calf, some cloth top, Regular price
price 84.99, Sale r �� $3.50. Sale $Ci 35
price �j• price ��jj• {,�
Marriages
TERRYBI.RRY-1TcC'L1'i1f0;\T - In
Stanley township, ou Jan,. 9th,
hyo the Rev. J. E. Jones of Varna
Methodist church, Florence Ida,
eldest daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
James ivrrc'fymont, to Frederick
Verson '1'errpbexxy of Tucker-
smith,
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.Kiddies Like It
Try oar Ldwatdsburg Corn Syrup.
Jt}st, the same as you buy in pails
only you are 1101 payingfor the
Pails, Bring your, wn all or' lar
and we will Mr it at 1.0 cents per
THE CORNER STORE
Live and Let Live
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Eat Fish at Least
Twice a Week
We are asked to conserve food
•services are
free.
We also have in stook all kinds
of Dressed Lumber, Mt, .,,Brand
Shingles, Canada Cement, and Buf-
fralo Fertilizer,
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J. B. MUSTARD
BRUCEFIELD.
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Ladies' \'ice kid, blucher:, flexible, y !i,acllea'patenteaii,1ace,ter.
McKay, sewed, Regular price Mets, alclCay welt, Regular price
5 $,3 50 S a 1 e $2 Q5
price 5 a 1 e $2.25
i j �j price r((1�7
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Men's Russia calf, lace, Bell Lathes' kid, lace, common sense,
Births
PREVLRtIA-IiGloderihtown-
ship, on Jan. 20th, to Mr. and
Mrs. IT, J. T'rewartha, a (laugh-
HENDERSO -At Herschl, Sak.,
on Jan. 2nd, to Mr, and Mrs.
Phos, llendersoll, (£ol)nerlp Miss
Rosetta Waymeutt of Hallett,) a
daughter,•
COCHI2,ANE-At Victoria, B.G., ou
Jan. Otli, to Mr, and Mrs, Robt,
Cochrane, tg son (Frederick
George..)
FELL -In Goclerfcb, on Jan. loth,
lb.
SPECIALS
Good cooking leans t Heaver lb,
meat IR 2, lbs. for �35e,:
Glauber: Gatti% salts Ir4 5e per 1b.
3 only hand made cedar tubs,es-
tra well made to clear I• 41.75
each.
Market baskets 4 Ile each,
HIGHEST PRICES FOR PRODUCE
and
hely, tThere no better
way. than 'this. Food viii be the,
he.W
turning point of, the war. It is the
duty of all to save non-perishable
foods.
By. eating fish. you are helping to
win the war,.
Fish is a delightful and economical
food,. You will be surprised what
nen+, zest it will give to the menu.
Here are a few varieties to choose
from :
Cod Steak,
Finnan Haddock,
I ille,tts,
NVA N T E D
WTj/�•Mince
I
e ,1 Laid Eggs
11'anc rices are being paid
Y p g
for strictly, new laid eggs at
°lir poultry plant. 'Bring your
- eggs to us and get the ready,
cash. -
LIVE
Quality, welted, Regular price low heel. Regular price
price S a 1 e 9V , S $3,00. S a 1 t
$2 4Q
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to Mr. anti Mrs, J. T. Fell,' a
son'
Deths•
McINTGSkT-At l31'iceefiClc!, ou Jan,
20th, Marjory Nicholson, dough-
ter of the RCv. IN. D. and Mrs,
McIntosh, aged h year and 10
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Johnson CO
The Store of Quality.
Phone orders promptly cared tor:
PHONE 111.
Salmon Trout,
White Fish,
Hrring,
Fresh Watce ITerring in brine.
Butter and eggs wanted --.highest
prices cash or trade•
Poultry Wanted •price•t/V
Highest prices will be paid -
a for large quantities of live
poultry, that will be required.
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E. E. HUNK [FORD
to meet the increasing de-
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A few left of last offeringsin Men's Shoes. The
HAMILTON. -In Hulett township, on
Jun, .17th, Thomas T. Hamilton,
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mend due to meatless dales.
Poultry: taken, the first three
°pairs are week's
prices are attractive. The styles are good, Qualities the best.
Get into them while the Din is good
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aged 56 years.
I:HIN cER -In Colborne township,, on
Jan. 15th, Jean Proudfoot Kerr,
wife of John Hunter,
MEW -In Godorieh W, on. Jai, 1GtIl
Percy Frak, youngest son of 1VJr.
and Mrs, Vl illiam (Mew, in his
15t11 year.
TRELEAV.EN-In Dungannon, on
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days of each week during the
winter months,.
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theBe good to d he IIoelc ofu tion.
this year and help production.
is patriotic wok and, at
the same time helping your
°wll ppcicCt.
There is no investment that can be
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Jan, 1.2th, Robt, Treleaven, aged'
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made that will pay you such a handsome
dividend as a shoe investment made here
right now.
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7I3n 1'Memorium.
GLEN -1n loving memory of William
flee, who died, Jan. 22nd,, 1917.
MILLER -Ili loving 'timely of Jos-
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GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
CLINTON
N. W. 'Trewartha, Phone 190
Manager or Holmeaville 4 on 143
THE TERMS ARE CASH. NO GOODS
ALLOWED W`ED OE' APPROVAL,
sit Ctattluer, Beloved wife of Rob-
ert J. Miller, who departed this
mire raft. 2211(1, 1017.
"(:ome but not forgotten."
-Husband and furuil
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some of out baled ,nay. and feed on
.Yuck the next time it is going
in ort
11) y000 d1rcction, which will belvexy.
y Just as an experiment we ask
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Plumbing, Heating and
Tinsmitliing
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APPLICATIONS WILL BE. Rb.C> IV-
tel by the Corporation of UGe poem
of Clinton up,to 0 o'clok p,m,, ell
rlday, Velaelr tst, fol Ube following
Friday,
and 1t the salaries stated t
Clerk, $350 ; Treasurer, $150 ; Con-
stable and las colleetol:, 4500 ;
Night Constable, $150; Connetery
HEADQUARTERS.
The cheapest
on the market,
itom,$5.8,00 to
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also the best
• ranging
$256,09:
2.00
PHONOLAS
machine'
in prices
Needles and,
y try them on your horse for a
wiule, if it doesn't result in your
becoming a steady customer for our
hay land feed We miss our gt.bsk,
Once usrd always a tiger GU5 beezf
our cxiltri0hcc,
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A second-hand wood furnace,
in good repair, fol' sa1FILED
cheap.
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Supt,, 4550. DI,th 4 t0 commence
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on heti, 15411, .HMR, and to ton-
Halle' Tot one year or such other
tf010 acs the council stall deter-
mitaa --t), L. Macpherson, 'CIO,
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records 800 9 ole
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R. H. JOHNSON
J e wr 01 a rc a n'cl O p tie 1 a ft
Tsaner of 1132 mage' Lieetisett,
Pkli'. it 0ti irn(rid flbvtu P4 Fril"A\
p�{ . /per C/�«
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Jenkins K •,/VIS
FLOUR AND PEED:
.'hone 199,, highest prices paid to
Efrain and Wolf ElevItawr,
t9 iimiein.,riA
THOS. HAWKINS•
.A..etnt fir i'lecifl l-7nrnacesl
Sli 'p ovet Rowland's tiardwat
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