The Clinton News Record, 1918-4-25, Page 62.
April 25th, togs
43f Interest to You
and Ivie
"Ithi tho
ra enippy, arm obeli: shirker."
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Yeeterday, April .28rd," was St.
•Ocorge's Day. Did you wear a red
awe
in /tenor of St, George, who
esiew the dragoti ?
."Spattes are trumps" ears the
Guelph Herald, wheat means that
you should "dig in" and spade up
that, !backyard gar* of yours.
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They are. teaching the soldiers la
late American training wimps to 'box,
But what' the use ? The Huns
woe't Observe the tales of the game,
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All 311041 and women between the
inges of sixteen arid sixty must reg-
ister and hold themselves in read-
iness to apply their energies "where
they will do the most good." The
state needs the man power and the
woman power and both will be avail-
able, The registration will be ,taken
early in June.
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Belfast crowds are parading under
the banner, "We want conscription
and no Horne Rule," and National-
ists and Sinn beiners are combining
-to combat conscription while (Amy
are bound to have Homo Rule.,
Shire, an' tis hard to Naze every-
' wan, •so it is.
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"Weston' make a couple of guesses.
Lloyd George would net have pro-
posed conscription for Ireland had
mot the need fax it been imperative
-and when the Irish and how impera-
tive the need is they will isubmit."-
Sinacoe Reformer.
Faith, an' I hope'lle's eight,
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Did •somehrely say that Atietralia
was weakening and becoming tvar-
weary ? Eight hundred 'female vol-
untary aids on drill the other day
-declared their willingness to go to
the trenches and fight along side
stheir brothers.
Again Comes the. suggeetiou, from
imbed), knows where, that people bo
wink on Sunday in .order
'ft; 7push. forward Ste work of greater
produetions The wick of greater
production is the most .1113VOr1414t,
save one, 00Artwitin the world
todaY3 the greatest being that of
!joking the Hun, but we du not "Mak
that Sunday labor. is going to play
a very important part In forwarding
it. We venture to say that if this
agitation were trivet' to its source
in nine times out of ten it oould be
Pound to start wita those , who do
mighty little to ilroduee anything
which will feed attics. With the
day an hour longer than last Sum-
mer we believe tiler; farmers and
others who are taking up seriously
tbe matter of greater produetioe will
work hard enough during six days to
need the seventh to rest, It has
been demonstrated aver and over
again that more actual work is ac-
complished when the Sabbath rest is
observed than when it is disregarded.
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It is well known in Canada that
during the first years of the war and
even after the United States mitered
into it that the feeling or Athericans
was not any too warm towand Eng-
land. Her motives were not con-
sidered to bo any too pure and many
supposed that she had some selfish
object for which she was working.
This fee/Ing is said by those in a
position to know to be rapidly dis-
al/Pearing and a warm and friendly
feeling of friendship toward the peo-
ple of the British Isles is said to be
growing amongst our American coils -
ins. "What," an American was ask-
ed recently, "convinced you •that
Britain is all right?" "Canada,"
was the unhesitating answer. "Those
Canadians are fighting to the death
side by side with the English. They
would not hold together like that if
they did not believe in each other,
If Canada stands by England the
way she does in a free fight it means
that they think alike and what is
good enough for Canada is good
enough for us."
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Marriages
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it111.41.1alt-A111.141illi-A t S t, Helena/
on April 21131, Clivietine Robert-
einit ilinighter of WS, n, N. Mill-
er, to Wallace Miller, ,”
PIERDON--ANDERSON-Ati, Hel-
ms, on April 15th, Hazel, •daugh-
ter of 14e, AWL Anderson, to
Robert Portion of Rant Wawa -
nosh,
Births
TURNER -113 Stanley, on April anti,
to Mr, and airs, Harvey Turner,
a we,
Godorith, on April 9th,
to• Mayor and Mrs. H. 14, Wigle,
is eon.
TYNDALL--In Tuckersmith, on Ain.
• 21st, to Mr, and airs. Fred Tytai
doll, a son (Christopher James).
LOCKWOOD-A t Conquest, Sask., an
March 22nd, to air, and Mrs. R.
S. Lockwood, a eon (Charles
Frederielt). •
RANCJO-At Cottage Hospital, Tor-
onto, on April 3rd, to Mr, and
Mrs. Clarence Ranee, a sem,
(Charles Phillips).
SOIJOHGATle-In Toronto, on April
Oth, to Mr. and Mrs, At. 10,
• Southgate, Jr., of Seaforth, •a
son.
Deaths
JOHNSTON-In Clinton, on April
10th, Jolla Johnston, aged. 76
years,
HUNKING-In Huilett, ou April
23ri1e Fanny Lee, wile of Mr.
Thos, Honking, aged 58 years
and 8 naonths,
TYNDALL=In Tuckersmitb, 011
22nd, Christopher James, the in-
fant son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Tyndall.
HARRISON-In Stanley, on April
22nd, Hazel A. Switzer, wile of
Mr. Albert Harrison, aged 24
years and 8 months. •
BEAN -At Sick Children's Hospital,
Toronto, on April 180, Willa
Margaret, daughter of Mrs. Bean
of Goderich, and the late Dr, J.
A. Bean, aged 21 months.
EARR-In Goderich, on April 17th,
Joseph Gerald rare; son of Mr.
Wm. Farr, aged 18 years tied 9
months,
musemomomm.
Vast Issues Depend Upon
the Welfare 'of Our Men!
Cheer Up and Thordi God for the Y.M.C.A.
TRY to picture yourself in the muddy cold trenches after
exciting days and long nights of mortal danger and in-
tense nervous strain. Rushing "whiz -bangs" and scream-
ing "coal boxes" are no respecters of persons. You are hit!
But despite shock and pain you still can face the long weary
trudge back to dressing stdtion. Weary, overwrought and de-
--pressed, you are prey to wild imaginings of that other coming
ordeal with the surgeon. There are other "walking wounded,",
tool You mtist wait, wait, wait. And then— -1
Up comes a cheery Y.M.C.A. man, the ever-present "big brother",
to the soldier, with words of manly encouragement. Close be-
side the dressing station the good generous folks at home have
enabled him to set up a canteen. He hands you biscuits, and
chocolate or coffee.
IF'1911111917ilignir
Red Tri
ay 7, 8 9
4;
ode Appeal
e Fund
Canada -
"In thousands of cases," writes an officer, "it was that first hot
cup of coffee that dragged the man baels to life and sanity.",
The tremendous helpfulness of the Y.M.C.A. as an aid to the
"morale," or fighting ' spirit, of the soldiers is everywhere
praised. No wonder the Germans make every effort to smash
the Y.M.C.A. huts out of existence.
The Y.1VI.C.A. is everywhere. 'You first met the helpftil;
manly. Y.M.C.A. worker in camp, then on train and boat, at
camp in Bligland and in Prance, close to the firing line. Often
he risks his life to reach you in the trenches. He has woi1 the
warmest praise from military aUthoritiee, Statesmen—the Xing!
Have you a precious boy at the front? You cannot be "over
there' to guide him away from fierce temptations of camp and
City. You Cannot Comfort him in his supreme hour of trial.
Your parcels to him are necessarily few, But the Y.M.C.A.,
thank God, is over them" going where you cannot go—doing
the very things you long to do—doing it for you nod for Niro.
Will you help? This vast organization of helpfuliess needs at
least $2,250,000 from Canada for 1018. Vor your boy`s sake be
GBNEROUS ft
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War Work
Summary
There ares
-96 branches of Canadian
Y.M.C.A. in Prance.
.-79 branches in England.
-Dozens, of Y.M.C.A. dug -outs
in forward trenches underfire.
-Over 120 Military Secretaries
0 overseas.
-300,000Iettersa day written in
Y.M.C.A. overseas buildings. ;
-4133,000 needed for athletic
equipment (Helps morale of
soldiers.)
-Y.M.C.A. saved Inuidreds ef
lives at Vimy Ridge byearing
for walking wounded.
-Over 100 pianos in England
and Prance, also 300. gramo-
phones and 27 moving picture
inachiues.
-Y. M. C. A. helps boys in
hospitals. "a -
-Mom than 60,000 cups'of hot
tea and coffee distributed daily
in Fra.nce-free. Estithated
cost for 8 months, 048,000.
-150,000 magazines distributed
free every month, (Estimated
cost $15,090) - •
-2125,000 used it 1017 to build
huts in France. ' -
-Concerts, sing -songs, ' good-
night services and personal
interviews energetically con-
ducted. Concerts, lectures,
etc., east 35,000 a month.
-Thousande of soldiers decide'
for the better life. "
-Y.M.C.A. sells many needful
things to soldiers for their
convenience. Profits, if any,
all spent for benefit of soldiers.,
-Service to boys in Camp,
hospitals.
-Reel Triangle Clubs for soldiers
in Torontu, St John and
Montreal, Centres in Paris and
London for men on leave.
-Out of Red 'triangle Puiid,
$75,000 to be contributed to
the War Work of theY.W.C.A.,
Boys 1'
Here'your Chance to do a film'
stroke in the big war t Help the'
Y.M.C.A. to help 'our big lero-
thers overseas by Joining in the
"Earn and Give
Campaign"
Six thousand Cairadianolder*
boys are blotted to earn and
give at leas t Ten Dollar(210) to
the Red Tihoigle Fund. That
means 260,000 hien! Splendid(
Five thousand donate will be
used for boys' work in Incite and
China; another $6,000 for the
National Boys' Work of Canada,
and 850,000 to help big brothe,rs
in Idiaki, Ask your lope!.
representative for in-
formittion and pledge card,
When you have subscribed one
more smite of Ten Dollars, You
will receive a, beautifully ea -
graved tertificete.
National Council, Young IVien's Christian- Association
Campaign Directors tor Red Triangle Fund:
Ontario Dr. John Brown, 3r., Qudbee g P. S. Dobson.
120 Bay St., Toronto Y.M.C.A., Sherbrooke
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liaton News -Record
In the Countg
Freak A. 'Westlake, wilO wee 333-
(3061117 es wolunlial 131
Prance, was one of floe beetitere who
enileted. with Ube itist Helve bals
talion, their mother, Mrs, W, J.
MitOlIoli resides at Salem,
The Goderich Board of Trade had
111r. Boykin of New York, an expert
at town planeleg, visit theta one
day last week and are planning a
big advertising campaign for' the
town,.
Myth Is taking up the mattee of
greater .productioli very, enthusiastie-
ally, a meeting of the council and
the citizens having been held receot-
ir to devise piens.
OFFICE, 011414 'WANTED FOR
Ford Garage. --Apply, Bert Lang-
ford. ....SO
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FOR SALE -A FRAME HOUSE,
suitable for -moving or pulling
down. Apply at News -Record Of-
fice, 35-1
AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD,
Furniture, Etm, at the residence of
Mrs. J. Twitchell, Rattenbury 1011.,
East, on Saturday Afternoon, April
2719, commencing at 1,30, -Geo. H.
Auctioneer. Terms -Cash,
39-1
A LIMITED AMOUNT OF CHOICE
White Pea Beans. -They are an
early variety and extra good
eesThey were harvested last
fall before the wet season and the
ground sown with fall wheat. -
William Mew), R.R. No., 1, Lon-
desboro. Phone 28-14 Blyth Rur-
al. 39-3
HOUSE FOR
house on Maple
also house and
For particulars
Taylor.
SALE.-7-11001V1ED
street, town water,
lot ea Mill street.
apply to George R.
-35
TWO FRESH COWS FOR SALE, al-
so seed grain. Pasture for a num-
ber of cattle for rent.-APPlY, to
James E. Medd, RAI, NO, 1, 01131-
-96
CAR PORI SALE -A 7 -PASSENGER
Studebaker car. Price reasonable,
owner leaving for the west, -Apply
Taos 90, Bayfield, or at Johnston's
Feed Store, Bayfield. -35
FOR SALE. -ONE 41 h.p. ' GASO-
line (or Coal Oil) Engine,. good as
new. One pair 2000 lb. Scales.
One Canadian Regal Car used as
demonstrator, goon as new, all 110W
tires, a bargaitt-Seeley & Bartliff,
-35
MRS. SARIE JOHNSTON 'WILL
visit Clinton on Wednesday of each,
week to take orders for Spirella
corsets. She wilt be at the homE
of Mrs. Trick, Rattenbury street,
where any message may be lett for
her. -35
HOUSE TO RENT -A COMFORT -
able 6 -roomed house on Orange
street ; town and soft water ; gar-
den with surd fruit trees ; posses-
sion given May lst.-Apply, to Jas.
Cook, Clinton, -35
FOR SALE -6 -ROOMED COTTAGE
on Bond street, good cellar, a acre
land, barn and drive shed, all in
good repair, small fruit:trees, town
water and good cistern. Also an
aged driving mare suitable for
women ; set light double harness
with canvas traces ; set single har-
gess ; a road wagon with dray
platform with pole and shafts, cap-
acity la tons. -Apply to Elmer
Finch. -33
a- -
EGGS FOR, HATCHING -PROM IM -
ported Brown Leghorn bene and
prize cockerel. $1.00 per setting of
1L -Apply to J. Cuchnore; Holmes -
vine. - 33-0
ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF LANDS. -
Bp instructions of the inspectors of
the C. B. Hale estate . and other;
owners, I offer for sale by tender
the following parcels of land in the
Town of...Clinton': Parcel 1-47 lots
and parts of lots in a parcel known
as the Golf Course bounded by Rat-
tenbery, Elle and Newton streets
and the London, Huron and Bruce
Railway containing about 94 acres
exclusive of about 4 acres ,of street
allowanees, etc,,
enclosed with the
lots ; Parcel 2-10 lots bounded by
Newton, Milton, North and College
streets, 21 acres nearly ; Parcel 3
--aslots bounded by Erie College
dad Milton streets and (on the
north) J, A. Carter's land, 11
acres, more or less ; -Parcel 4-8
lots bonded by Erie, College and
Milton streets and, - (on the smith)
Dr. Gunt's lands, 2 acres, more or
less ; Parcel 5-2 lots on Cowper
street, south of Dr, Gunn's lands,
4 acre, more or less ; Parcel 0-4
lots on Cowper, Milton and North
streets south of W. Steep's lands,
1 acre, more or less ; Parcel 7 -
Parte lots 701. and 702 on Bothell-
- bury street ; Parcel 8 -Lot 680,
Hurou street ; Parcel 0-798 lots and
parts of lots koown as the Grove,
lying west of the London, Heron
and Bruce Itailwey anti coOtaining
by estimation. over 0 aeree, (melee -
lye ot, aboitt 4 acme of street al-
lowances, etas etteloSed with thew
loth ; Parcel 10 --Parts lote 051 and
955 east of the Junction of the L.
10. A D. awl B. & I,. H. Railways;
Parcel II ---Park lot 0, Off acres ;
Parcel 32 -Park lot Gs 10 acres, 2
roods, 15 perches. Terms -The Milt
is subject to re,servetious which will
be made Mum» (except ,as to price)
on ;appileatiott, No teridet necee-
eerily metaled.
For 'Teeders ill Abne0003403311 te to oon f Ail 20th
terms, pines d information
Nein of W. Drydee. Datd
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gags VOR HATCHING 0
o FROM HENS rilIAT LAY, o
0
o We aro proParegt to supply
o leapt quantities of eggs for
o hatollint; irinn. our. Guild strain
O of Single Comb White Leghorns 0
O at 00 eents per setting of 13 o
ci eggs, or $4 per 100, Incubate o
O or late a epeoialtp, We will
o have for Sale after Sept. 1st 0
O 200 White Leghorn berm two o
o years ola at 75 ciente each,. o
• $703.00 worth of eggs Were
o sold from our 200 White 1405- o
O lawns in 4917, o
O ,
o Elointesville Poultry Yards
O W. TniDwA.IrrnA.,
Proprietor,
o • ' Phone 4 on 142 83-6 0
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HOUSE AND LOTS FOR SAVE -A
frame house, stable and two lots,
corner of Matilda and James
streets, Clinton. Via be sold
.therip, terms to suit -Apply J.
Cudmore, Hohnesville, 33-4
UMBRELLA EXCHANGED SOME
weeks ago. in the nostofrice.
Mlss-
ing-umbrella has the initials "19,,
14, 0." on top of handle. Parti`
having same may receive their
own bp returning umbrella describ-
ed to Roy. E. 0. 'Porde. -37
YOUR CLOTHES CLEANED RE -
paired and Pressed and at the
sliortest possible notice. Both Lad-
ies' and Gentlemen's clothes. We
guarantee to do good work. I am
prepared to French Dry Clean 1
Suits, Gent's Suits and all kinds
of Woolen clothing including Sweat -
ors, etc. All orders promptly at-
tended to. Rooves over Johnson's
jewelry Store. -Wm. Jago. -00
PROPERTY FOR SALE -1 - MILE
south a Londesboro, two ac-
res of land, , seven roomed
house with good cellar and good
cistern, also barn containing horse -
stable, driving shed and chicken
house. Never failing spring on
place. Ideal for chicken farm or
-gardening, Terms reasonable. Ap-
ply on premises- or to R. G. Gibbs,
Londesboro, Phone 10 on 28,
Blyth central. -32
Calves for Sale !
The undersigned has made
arrangements to handle a few
Shorthorns grade wives this
spring. March and April is
the time to secure them as
the supply is limited later.
W. MARQUIS
Phone 14-638 CLINTON
Daylight Saving
HAS ITS ADVANTAGES AS WELL
AS ITS DISADVANTAGES.
You who are wanting Garden Seeds
to help along the production 01 100(1
will find our . assortment of garden
seeds are of a well known variety
and have given good satisfaction in
the pant and will in future.
Multiplier onions 100 per lb,
Dutch sets 20e per lb,
To those who could not get to
town on Show Day we offer as spec-
ials for Saturday :
2 lbs, Rice for 25c.
1 pail Jain 60c.
1 eau Standard Peas 15c.
Our special tea offer le 55c per lb.
or 5 lbs.. for $2.60. Extra good buy-
ing.
HIGHEST PRICES FOR. PRODUCE
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JOIIIIS011 & Co.
The Store of Quality.
moue orders promptly cared for:
PHONE 111.
THE FOOD
Although the Ainericaa Government
placed an embargo on their fertiliz-
ers, and while it took a considerable
aliment of persuasion tH:3 get them
to realize that Buffalo Mends were
absolutely immense) in greeter food
production fog the allies and, the
eventual winning of the war, we have
succeeded in having it lifted, and
now have a complete stock on hand"
tor your various droll; and at very
low proportionate prices.
Of all years this is yottr golden op.
Portunity to increase profile as well
as foodstuffs by applying a liberal
supply of 13111EALO BRAND PER-
TILIznms,
We also have a fresh supply of the
genre/no CANADA CEMENT, the M-
emoir:ad •standerd,
Give us a, mill when in the market
for tamber, Shingles or auSr of our
various 1311081 Oa WC W111 be eleaecd
to meet your wishee.
Phone 11 lit 018,
JAI. MUSTARD
Phelut It ma 018 IlI4UC10I0aill4/)
BARRED WU* EGOS PROM PARK milimasiomaamsfisisammitirp
'Tomato
flceL
anti Guild'200-.egg 9re1mt0,40
strain. Eggs mostly trOm year.
it nod two -year -QM ton% 13.04
per Di, untertile nue reNeced
free. -4L A. Hovey, Olintog. 34-4
CLINTON'S LEADING JEWMERY
wronsi;
Eye Comfort
15 obtainable through the aid of per,
feet fitting glasses,
Our spectacles and lenses are
guaranteed perfect in fit arid focus.
Now that the second draft is
being calledremember your friends
with a wrist wateh, an Auto Strop
Safety Razor overseas outfit at
$5,00 or a Swan Safety Military
Pen which will write 150 four-page
letters or three letters each week
for a year with one filling, ordinary
size, Don't leave it off till the last
minute -come in now.
Bring . your repairs and have
them done neatly and promptly.
R. H. JOHNSON
Jeweler. an'd Optician
(Next to Hovey's Drug Store)
Potatoes
Seed Potatoes
WANTED
Seed Potatoes
FOR SALE
JAS. STEEP & CO.
Box 192 Phone 126
GIRLS WANTED !
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,WE CAN GIVE
EMPLOYMENT TO lee
FEW MORE KNIT+
PERS, ETC. APPLY
AT ONCE.
Clinton Knitting Co.
LIMITED.
THE COIINEHTORE
Live and Let Live
Seed Time
Seed time is here again arid
we 'lave the well-known kinds,
Steel Briggs, D. M. Ferry &
Co, and Rcnaies in five and
ten cent packages. In bulk
we have American Wonder and
Preminm Juno Peas and Gold-
en 13antant and Stowell's Eve
ergreen Corn, Golden Wax
Beaus, Beets and Kid-
ney 13eaals, Carrots, White
Beans, Dutch Sets, Multiplier
onions, Nasturtiums Dwerf
Mix, Nasturtiums. Tall Mix.
in4.0.1•040
BUTTER AND EGGS WANTED.
E. E. HUNNIFORD
Buy Your
Seeds Early
We have a full stock of the fol-
lowing seeds and grain
fled Clover,
Aisike Clover, e •
Alfalfa, Clover,
Timothy,
Blue Grass,
Orchard Gras,
marquis Spring Wheat,
Seed. Oats (different varieties)
Buckwheat, Sitter Hull, choice
Barley, 2 and 6 row.
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We aro always 111 the market for
grain and will pay highest market
price.
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W. Jenkins & Son.
/FLOUR AND FEED.
Plietie 199, Highest prices paid for
Grain /And Wool, tievaton,
Residence phone 9-142.
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rem) Florida Tomatoes
ak per 1,9,26e
Aylmer and Quaker Cann-
ed Tomatoes IR per tin...25c
This Week WO have fresh
Haddock Fish, Cod-
nsh @ per lb 150
T. Heil
The Hub Grocery
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Th.
Get fly Prices on
CORIIIGATEll IflON
METAS SHINES
AND SIDING
PLUMBING ANO HEATING
THOS. HAWKINS.
Agent for Hecla Furnaces
PHONE 63.
Shop over Rowland'is Hardware.
FOR
Smog Sulillg
A stock of
Clover, Timothy, Alsike,
Alfalfa, Etc,
Mangolds, Turnips, and
Small Seeds
also Seed Grain
Highest prices paid
for Hay and Grain
Foil &TIM
WANTED
New Laid Eggs
Fancy prices are being paid
for strictly new laid eggs at
our poultry plant. 'Bring your
eggs to us and get the ready,
cash:
LIVE
Poultry Wanted
Highest prices will be pait
for large quantities of live
poulity, that will be required
to meet the increasing de-
mand due to meatless daps.
Poultry taken the first three
days of each week during the
winter months.
Be good to ,yrair fleck of bens
this year and help production,
This is patriotic work, and at
the same time helping your
own poeket,
111••••••00.
GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
CLINTON
N. W. Trewartha, Phone 190
Manager or Holmeretille 4 on 142
CREAM 'WANTED
14•111..
We will buy your cream.and guar-
antee you -
HIGHEST PRICES
ACCURATE RECORD'
PRECNIgRTFIRE
SATTUIrSISACTION
Write us for ciuni. We sUpplp
them, Pay &press charges. Pap,
yoti fax the cream you eltip twice
each math. Careftilly weigh, Sem-
ple alui test each eon and send you
a statement, Write today, prices are.
Agents 1 • !
Walton—W, G. Neal
& Co,
Varria—Dcatty Bros.
"0", Seatorth Creamery Co,
Dox 488 SEAPORTII, ONT.*.
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