The Clinton News Record, 1915-04-15, Page 5April I5th, 19i5 . Clinton News -Record
Mullett Township
Miss: Nora M,'i lake rdturnod to her
school neat ,Collin wo
d on londa}t
after spending .the 'holidays ,it her
°home here.
Mr. N 4, 1`hos. Adonis of the 7,bh .:
'nes purchased a new auto,
N a spent
Mr.Its Im Shanahan, n
1 na Jo
theweek-end daughter;
w 1. end ith here
t
;Mrs. Joee Boyle of St Augustine.
Mrs Jane Gagen of Detroit arrived
laei week and is. the guest of Mrs,
,Jamnes Reynolds, who, is, now nearly
:recovered etod after a tot} serious; illness,
Miss Alice•Carbert visited-in"Blyth
T act ntly.;
Mr. jos, Mclntesh sold a horse last
-week ••to, Mr. Jos', Pope. ..
W. Wnt. Brown's pi ire mare • boot:
-the gold medal presented byi Dr.
Harburn at the Seaforth Fair hist
week for being the best animal ' ;on
exhibition.
Result of Paster promotion exam-
,.
1 t Jr.exam-
inations of S. S. No. 4 Belicht, . J
4th to. Sr. 4th—Arthur Ogbourne 73
percent. Sr, 3rd to Jr, : 4th—Milton
Brown 72, Ceril Cartwright 62, Mary
Cartwright 61, Ralph Jos e1yft 60.
Sr. 2nd to Jr,, 3rd—Olive Joseelyn
75, Leslie Knox 68, Lizzie Laurance
C4.—R. MacKenzie, '1'eachcr,
non.
Varna
Mr. Ed. fluter is busy these, daps
"buzzing wood for the farmers and vil-
lage .people. Ted has a goodoutfit
and anyone giving him a, call will
make no mistake.
Mr. Chris Ward visited relatives
and friends on the.Sauble Line one
day last week.
Mr, T. J. McAsh is at present very
sick with blood poisoning.
Mr. J. T. Reid is getting things in'
readiness for his usual trip to the
prairie.
Mr.. and- Mrs. Ings spent Easter
holidays with friends in London.
Miss Myrtle Horner visited friends
in the village over Easter.
Mr. Andy Foote- is .bus}i drawing
lumber -for his new house which he
intends to build as soon as weather
is fit. °
Mr, Morton Elliott sold his prize
driver for a handsome figure and' has
since nought• another from Mr. Binges,
which wi11, no doubt, under Mort's
eareful°thaudling make a . good one
also.
Blyth
Miss Kate McCaughey visited Sea -
forth friends recently.
Lieut. -Col. McLean was in town
purchasing horses for the army one
day last week, when a number were
offered and• accepted.
Miss Mairs of I-Iullett visited with
her sister, Mrs. Howard Brunsdon,
last week. '
Mrs. Win. Leith and little son have
returned to their home in Stratford
after a visit with Mss. Geo. Leith,
and other friends here,
Capt. R. R. Sloan of the 33rd
Batt., .London, Was in town for a
few days, being Yore for the council
meeting last week.
Miss Ada Laundy and her aunt,
Miss • Roderus, of Winghaui visited
the foemer's mother, Mrs. l?d. Lun-
de', during the past week,
Dr. J. A. Me'l'aggart spent a few
r days during the Easter vacation 'time
with his parents at Exeter,
Mrs. A. II. Tierna,y and Miss Dor-
othui were the guests for a few days
last week of the former's mother,
Mrs. Thompson of Clinton,
Goderich.
mr. Thomas' Ausebrook and Miss
Ausebrook have returned from a
pleasant visit 'with, friends at- Con-
ant, Florida.
MMrr. J. M. Roberts, receountant in
the Union Bank here, has joined,_ the
,second contingent now in training at
London, Me. 0. C. Boyce of Toronto
succeeds Mr. Roberts on the, bank
sine.
Mrs. E. J. Rumball has ' returned
home atter spending the winter with
her daughter, Mrs, 1-I. V. Nicholls of
London.
Mr, F. H. Hewson of New Lis-
keard -vas the guest of Dr. and Mrs.
;Strang for a few days recently.
Mrs. P. T. Dean. left last week ; for
Medicine Ilat, Alta., to visit her
WA.
Mr, Chas, Bell, an employe at the
Buohanan Planing Mill, had his 'arnt'
broken by a blow 10000 a revolving
belt' one day last .week.
Dr. Sale, who has been with the
second contingent at :London,has
been promoted from the rank of Cap-
'rain' to that of Major.
Auburn
The 101h anniversary of the pastor-
ate of Rev, Jas. Wilson of Dover-
court Presbyterian chinch, Toronto,
was celebrated on Tuesd.ay1iight-, Mi.
Wilson recently received a oall to
' -Vancouver, but he preferred to re-
main
emain in Toronto. At the meeting on
'Tuesday he was presented with an
illuininaied adcicess as a token of the
•esteem in Which he is held by the
.ongregation,'while his wife and -
daughter were also recipients' of hand-
tome presents. Mr. Wilson, is one of
several popular clergymen in. Toronto
who were born in Iouron, lie• being a
native of West Wawanosh, and bre-
:thee of Mr. John Wiiisoo of Auburn,
About the Fair Prize
Note the following coreeetiotis in
the Clinton Spring Fair Prize Liszt
is published : Shorthorn' heifer ono
year old—J. Snell; &Song a Wise.
Clydesdale stallion sweepstakeS, -T.
McMichael a Son.
Agricultural team in : harness -el).
Fotheringham, John Dale, Thomas
Marrs.
Carriage horse in harness—W. Can
inghaule, P Wurin, W J. 'Miller. -.
Township •prize^ for best three draft
'horses -D. Fotheringham, Ale:t,
101740,
Constance.
Miss Leis Holmes of Clinton, s,peet
a few days during the holiday
tine,
'with .Miss t
}me IIa1L
Mrs. Ben Snell leas retained from
a `visit with her parents in British
Columbia. She was aceoiripatried home
a tin who , will
i t tet 'Mr. Ch o
her o 1
byb Chemin,
spend some ,tune visiting g friends' here.
Mrs Albert Setley of Clinton visit-
ed her stater, Mts, holes t Lawson,
last week,
- Mr. and Mrs, ,Jaynes Southcombe of
home Mts.
'htof M
visited at the o 0
Clinton
John 'Britton last 'Patn:sd ay.
0 R. Bu ou
f. ill' ' section
Another old residento is
anst9ered the final summons on Wed-
nesday of last week in the person of
Mr. Ed, Rands, Ile had been ill for
•sono length of time, Ile is survived
by his wife, twb daughters and three
sons C Mrs. Miller of the west, Mrs,
Ernest Rumball of Clinton, Joseph,
and ,John m 'the' west, Josiah of Clin-
ton and James .at; home, Sympathy
is extended .'to the family. •
London Road
Mrs. G. B. Hanley visited Gorrio
and Harciston friends over a week-
end recently. •
Mrs. A. B. Stephenson spent the
Eastertide as the guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Wheeler of London.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Stanbury spent
Easter with' the lady's mother and
sister, Mrs. and Miss Killington of
Toronto. •
Mr, Will Falconer went to London
to visit friends ovet the week -end.
Mr. James . Livermore and Miss
Rosie' were in Toronto during the
Eastertide vacation.
Mr, and Mrs.,. Pepper attended the
funeral of the child of Mr, and Mrs.
Geo. Fairbairn of Kippen on Satur-
day week. ,
Mr. Oscar Ball, a graduate of the
Clinton School - of Coininerce, has
taken a position in Detroit and left
last. week to assume his now duties.
Oscar: is a young man who Is sure to
make good and lie has ,the best wish,
es of his old friends for future suc-
cess.
Tuckersmith Township
Mr. Thomas Coleman is under the
doctor's care. IIis many friends
wish a, speedy recovery,
Quite a number of farmers arc bus-
ily engaged snaking staple syrup.
A most enjoyable evening was spent
at the, homeo I Mr.J. Holmes. when
l
they entertained a party of friends
and neighbors.
Captain Fo\vlie, who has been sail-
ing on the great lakes on she steamer
"Corrigian," visited ' his brother,
Bert Vowlie, V.S„ of Galt at Easter,
and also spent the week -end with his
sister, Mrs. S. G. Switzer.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Layton end
their daughters, Donna awl Ina, spent
Eastertide with the Jai lut s sislc'r,
Mrs. W. Crich. ,
Mr. ,Oscar Ball, a graduate of Clin-
ton School of Commerce, l.as got a
Position as book-keeper and steno-
grapher with a large lira) in 1)elli it,
Brucefield •
Mr. and Iurrs. Edmund W. Morrison
and Miss Emily Morrison attended the
Morrison—Claphaur wedding ie l:lani-
iltoli on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs, George Bell and Miss
Margaret of Goderich wore here last
week owing to the illness and death
of the lady's aunt, Miss Templeton,
wile passed away at the age or seven-
ty years.
-Port Albert
Miss Tena Ilanvkins of St. Thomas
is visiting her: sister, Mrs Wm. Grey.
11Ir. and Mrs: Faulds, Caradoe, vis-
ited Arr. and Mrs. Wet. Grey last
w eek;
Victor Green left for Goderioh . last
weds. and intends sailing, this summer.
Mr. John Schoenhads of Clinton was
a visitor here . one day lash week,
Mrs. Will Hawkins has been confin-
ed to her home the past couple of
weeks.
Mrs. furry iIawkins is also on the
sick list
Mr. Thos. Dixon .is hauling gravel
fora silo which he intends building;
during the coming summer.
Mrs. Osman and daughter spent
the week with her mother-in-law,
Mrs. W. J. Rudduok,
Mr. Wm, 13rindly is reported to he
i11. •
Mrs, Hugh McGuire of London spent
Laster with ]ler parents, rebutting to
London on Monday. Mr, McGuire
has enlisted for overseasl'service and;
is. now in training,
Holmesville
The 'following aro thea classes of
S. S. No, 3,- Goderich township for
the 'term, .co111mcneing ' April 12th,
names arranged in order of merit :
till Foxm-Ray. Munnings. 4t11Foi:n1,
Sr.-Dannie Gliddon, Milton Holland,
Emile T;ord, ITarry Ford mid Altalind
McCartney': (equal), Willie Marshall,.
Edna Miller, Clifton Proctor,: Stuart
Mairs, Leslie Jervis. 4th Form, , Jr,
—Willie Allcock, Fred Lavis, Norman
Mairs, Bruce 1lollend. 3rd Forin, Sr„
—Ernest Ellwood Willie Miller, Olive
Bell, Violet Miller. 3rd Forst,
Amos Osbaldeston, Marion Alcock,
Muriel 'Potter,„'Charlie ;,Pottti,_;Dor-
ottry Jervis, Wilfrid el -envie: 2nd
Gores, St, Errol Walters; Willie'Lar-
der, Carman Miller, Vein,
Larder,
Willie Jervis: 2114 Form, 71.—Bessie
Osbaldeseoe, Ilarold Larder, Esther
Trewartha, Clara Marrs, :Elmer Pot-
ter. 'let Form, Sr.—Cyril Proctor,
Allem Larder. let Form,. Jr.—Marie,
Bell, Ohas ,-Larder, Alvin' Proctor,
Fred •M'iller. School reopened Monday
and the work of tine school will be
great1'- helped it children ,are sent
regularly and punctually. • Patents
interested in the school life of the
children will he made Welcome at any
time,
•..A,„,Robinson, Teacher,•
Marriages
IT0 CiU ARTH—B. 0V—In Hullette oh
Aprilril 13th, Mtibel eldest
dau a
iry
of lair, anei airs Eph. Brown, 1 Bout , t o
William -lloggarth, all of Mullett.
PARKER—CIIRISTOPI-IERSQN— At
Spalding, Sask., on April 7tle, bp
Rev. A. Francis, Alice G tn-
t 1nts
p1te.tson to Carrs: T Parker, baths
of Spalding
DORRANCE—BEA'TTTE — 1n lop, on ort Mar'elt 31st James Dor-
rance' to Elizabeth Scott daughter
- of Mr. Robert Beattie, McKillop.
Births
I-LA\VK1N'S-ln Clinton,; on April 9111,
tm.Mr, and Mrs. John Hawkins, a.
son:
Deaths
5'AC,KSON-In Clinton, on April
8th, 'Thomas Jackson, Senior, in
his 82nd' year.
MOORS—In Clinton, on April 8th,
Rebecca J. Dennison, widow of
the late I:clward. Moore, aged 80
years.
1VIDDLI+)1'ON—in Goderich township
on April '121h, John Wise Mid-
dleton, aged 71 years, 10 ntontirsl
and 4 days.
RANDS—In :Mullett, on April . 7th,
Edward Rands, aged 71 years.
\ I
ILAD 1n Brucefield, on April
0111, Matild i Langley, wife of
William Akinhead, aged 49 }mars.
ABERHART—In Seaforth, on . April
5th, Charles Aberhart Sr., aged
73 years. ';
GOVEN'LOCK—In Seaforth, on April
2nd, Susannah R. Van Egmond,
relict of the late Thos. Govenloclr,
aged 95 years.
HOUSE FOR SALE ON. QUEEN
St„ frame, .7 rooms, in good re-
pair, town water, good cellar.
Small orchard of small fruits. Will
he sold on reasonable tern-ie.—Apply
at News -Record Office. —80
31005 - 11031 SALE FROM CHOICE
Barred Rocks, White Wyandottes and
White Leghorns, $1 per 15 eggs, $0
per 100. All good laying strains.
John Garrett) Londesboro. —79-3.
PROPERTY FOR SALE.—FRAME
house of eight rooms and cellar,
town water, frame stable, fou: acres
of land with all kinds of fruit trees.
Situated t Hurn ad East
i Road 0 -
0 o n
ta.rio street,—Apply to lido C'ricl79t.
—,
FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT...-.
Furniture and good up -to -elate house,
heated by furnace, all conveniences
and everything in good repair. Also
chicken pen and barn. Will rent>rea-
sonably, by year, to good tenant,-
1lplily News -Record -Office. —79.
EGGS FOR ILATCIIING.—BARRED
Rock, "Guild strain” good layers.
Leave your orders at once, at Ilell-
yar's Jewelry Store, Clinton. --76.
EGGS FOR IIA'I'CIIING C1IOM
Hens that Lay.—Barred Rocks- and
S,, C. White Leghorns, Settings 500
per 13. One spoclal pen of Barred
Rocks 75e per 15. Incubator lots a
specialty at $3.00 per 100 eggs.
Book your orders early, as we
have a limited number of hens this
year. Next year we shall be in a
position to meet any quantity of
orders. All our poultry are from
"Guild strain of bred -to -lay ,stock.”
-PHole iesville Poultry Yards.—Tre-
wartha Bros,, Ptoprietors, Phone
14 on 153. -73
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF ST.
PAUL'S CHURCH, CLINTON, A.
Y. P. iA. THE COMIC OPERA
THE SAILORS'
TANGLE"
will be presented in the Town
Hall on Thursday Evening, Ap-
ril 22nd by the Choir of St.'
George's Church; 'C,oderich, '32
voices and orchestra. Tickets
25c., Reserved Seats 35e.
Plan opens at Fair's Satur-
day, April 17t11.
Hospital Suppli'es,Need-
ed For OurlCanadlan
Boys in hospital.
Sheets, Pillow Cases, otc",
nOw ready for willing lingers
to makeup. Who will devote
a few ,hours before April 29t11
t,o this :necessary work
If the ladies of each -'con-
gregation
on-
•re •atioi couldget together
6 b t 6
in their own. sehool loom '- .for .'
one or two afternoons.' much ,,:•
might, be accoinplisned.'', The
need is urgent. Let all tette
woman respond.
Material may be obtained
Dom Mrs. '1', Mason,
The Wornen's Patriotic
Society.
TO THE PUBLIC.
T ' haVt jest' received a
stock of McLaughlin Buggies—
the nape' that are known to
the public as The Iiiglt Grade:
?fuggy.
L.have also for 'sale several,
second -nand buggies
Also a few "' three -spring'
light wagons and one second-
hand
Band Ireavy wagon..
DAVID ELLIOTT.
CARRIAGE 'REP'AIR SHOP: ''
FOR SALE—A QUANTITY OF 0.A.
0, 72 and Regenerated lianne5 Seed
Oats, grown on new, clean sot] AP.•
ply to—Joseph G. Crich, R. R. No.
5, Clinton, Phone 6 on 187.-7972,
CAL,VEi5 FOR SALE—THE, UNDER -
signed has again made arrangements
g g
to supply
alimited number
of calv-
es
at reasonable prices, Those calv-
es carefu 1
are a 1 ly handled and are
fu good condition. W. Marquis, R.
R. No, 1, Clinton, Phone 14 on
66. —74,
CALVES FOR SALE, FRESH SUP -
ply on hand at reasonable prices at
lot 27, con. 4, Huliett. Arrive by
express, oarefully Handled and will
be turned over in good, shape. Phone
3 on 206; Clinton,—L. E. 'Weir. -76.
FOR SALE.—POLLED A,N G U S
bull 1 year and 8 months old, from
pedigreed stock. Apply , bo—John
Harvey, R.R. No. 1, Clinton. Phone
5 On 166. —77
PRINCESS THEATRE,
THE HOME OF HIGH CLASS`
• MOTION PICTIURES.
"AFTERMATH"
The Powerful Domestic Drama
by Prof. William A. Her eey on
Thursday and Friday evenings
of this week,
Prices 10e and 15c
1 We Recommend This Coal I
We /enou it's good. It's
unusual richness in carbon
makes it burn long, evenly
and complete y.
LEHiGH VALLEY%
ANTHRACiTE
The Coal That Sates
is always uniform in quality,
very free from slate and other
foreign matter. Although
much more economical than
ordinary coal, it costs youI .
no more.
Phone us your order for
o
prompt delivery.
c P
Y• r
JOHN B. MUSTARD
Brucefield. eeeeezie,
;Phone 11 on 145.
TENDERS
Carnegie Annex.
Te1111005 will .be received by Inc
up to April 26th inst. for Con-
tract 3 Cement 'Block and
Stonework and Contract 4
Brickwork.
rods
No Tender necessarily accepted.
W. BRYDONE,
Chairman Public Library Board.
1llllllnery
We have just:received
our new Spring Millinery
and will be pleased to
have, you call and inspect
the same.
Latest Styles and
Prices Right.
E. P. Merner
Bayfield.
Brucefield
SAWMILL
+ate
WANTED
LOGS. ALL KINDS AT THE
HIGHEST CASTS PRICES.
CUSTOM SAWING, SATIS-
FACTION G IJ'Al IANT.EED.
CHOPPING FINEST OF
WORK DONE.
ROLLING, T -SE ONLY WAY
FOR HORSES.
FOR SALE.
LUMBER, ALL IS,INDS FOR
,' ALL PURPOSES.
LEHIGI-I VALLE Y .COAL,
THE COAL. ' THAT SATIS
ISFIES.
CANADA- CEMENT,,,,A'
FRESH CARLOAD JiIST AR-
RIVED. ' BUFh'.,ALO • BRAND
f+ ER,TILIZ17RS,: REST. BY
TEST. THE PROPER WAY.
TO INCREASE -YOUR PRO-. :,
DUCTION AND :PATRIOTISM,
C Et l9 11 POSTS, •IIOMF.-
GROWN HIGHLAND CEDAR,
I solicit and by : fair, square deale-
ings 'shall `endeavor. worthil}i ,to
merit your .most liberal : patron
age.
J. B. Mustard
Phone 11'on 145.
BRUCEFIELD.
POSITION WANTED. - RESh1CT-
able young widow with two children
aged 7' and 9 'years wishes position
as housekeeper.- -man er and
sGood manager g
eakperienc d in 'bunter making and
general cooking,. Having 'rented ling
property will be at liberty to ,take
position at earler date. Reference' in
exchanpp
ge.—Aly Nen - ecdr'
.it 5 1 I xta
Office'
_79.
FOR SALE. —BARRED' RUCKS)
from Guelph winners., In 'Harmed,
Rock eggs ,S have the best value' in
Canada, To be convinced' !
oom n
a d
a
sec - yourself, fol yo r elf, visitors welcoite'.
Pen 1. -headed by Crusader, son of
2nd," Guelph and 1st, Detroit aocker-
'el, eggs $3.00 per 15, Pen T.—Head-
ed by prize cockerel valued, at '$25.-.
00, eggs $2,00 per 15. Pen 3, --Pul-
let mating. Customer reports pule
Lobs laying at 5 months of age;
from this pen, eggs $1.50 per 15.
Pen _E(ggs 31.00, worth $2.00. lere
is a chance to get good stook. at a•.
reasonable price. 3 eggs from pen
1, 4 each from pens 2, 3, 4, $1.50.
Enfertfie eggs will be replaced free
of charge.—H. S. Bovey, Clinton
-71-5.
BABY CRICKS FOR SALE.—BOOK
your orders now and avoid the rush-.
Barred Plymouth ut Rocks, Rose.
ymo It o
Combs Rhode Island Reds, and Sin-
gle Comb Brown Leghorns. All from.
heavy raying strains. Chicks 15c.
each, eggs. $1.50 per 15.—Frank W.
Andrews, Clinton. —76.
HOUSE FOUR; SALE OR TO' RENT.
—A;two-stony frame residence on
Queen: street, better known as the
Stewart Plummer house, containing
nine rooms, five bedrooms and hall
upstairs and four rooms and hall
downstairs, summer kitchen and
woodshed ; good stone cellar, hard
and soft water ;' ?,- acre of land with
apple, plum, , cherry and pear trees
and raspberries. Small chicken pen
and' chicken yard. For further par-
ticulars,. apply to—John B. Little,
Clinton. —761
WANTED: — TWO 011 THREE
boarders d or threeor four roomers.
0
Apply at E. E. Ilunniford's Groc-
ery, Clinton.
PAPER HANGING.—I AM PREPAR-
P r Hanging and ai
ed to do 'apo g g t-
*Paint-
ing
n
ing promptly and at moderate cost.
I guarantee my work to give satis-
faction. Let me have your order
early before the spring rush begins.
—Wm, A. Mason, Princess street.
—74
MUSIC.—A MAN'S ABILITY IS
his Passport, Prof. Frank Weaver,
'Concert Pianist, Voice Specialist,
London, Ont., teaches all branches
of piano and organ playing. Voice
culture and artistic singing a spec•
ialty. 16 years practical experience.
Studio at- Mrs. Shipley's residence.
near Wesley church, Clinton, Wed-
nesday and Thursday of each week.
_6,9
CLOTIHES CLEANED, REPAIRED
and Pressed and at the shortest
possible notice. Both Ladies and
Gentlemen's clothes. We guarantee
to do good work. Room over Mr.
Grigg's Jewelry Store.—Wm. Jago.
—55.
CREAM WANTED. DAIRYMEN
having cream to sell write to us
for cans. We supply 'two cans free.
Pay all express charges and issue
cheques twice each month, cheques
payable at par. We pay the high-
est market prices consistent with
an honest test. Testing done by a
competent man. Each can careful-
ly welghed, sampled and tested on
arrival and statement returned.
Those in the vicinity of Kinburn.
may leave their cream with Mr.
Hall who will deliver ib here.
Write for cans and give us a trial.
—The Seaforth Creamery, Box 486,
Seatortlt.
Blacksmith Business
HAS MOVED.
I have moved to my new
stand between the Hotel Nor-
mandie and Wesley Church
Shed and opposite Elliott's
Livery Barn where I hope to
meet all my old customers and •
such new. ones as will laver me
with their patronage,
By doing good work, ,pay-
ing close attention to business,
and giving my patrons the
squaio deal 11 hope my business
in my new stand will not only
be as large. but larger tthan
when in my former shop next
the Rattenbury House Stable.
ROBERT JONES -
HORSE SHOER AND GENERAL
BLACKSMITH.
l on the Street to the Station
and near the Postofftce.
estern University,•
London.
I+'ORWARD MOVEMENT,
Greatly, Enlatrged Faculties
in Arts and Medicine. -
Vastly Improved Equip-
ment,—library, laboratories) .,
etc.
Seven New Scholarships.
Record Entoiment, ,
Enquiries Solicited.
sew -
17. E. 13RASTIIWAPPE, ,M;A., Ph. D.
PRESIDENT,.:
i1CI, G. 01A161h71R'ON, IC'.C,, ITARl IST-
er, Solicitor; Convoyaneer,. e3e, OIl'tce'
on, Albert street occupied •by Mr.,
r, I Clinton every Thier
Hoo c o on There -
day,
n v v
dap for hick' ap-
pointments
and. on any } w p
pointments are made. Office hours
from 9 a. m. to 6 p.m. A good
vault in connection with the office.
cele Mr..
'CcYfir en over P
ee o
p Y Y -
,Ane
make att.nis
• 3 iII o)
HooPerora a
poY
for Mr Cameron.
,.
TOE CORNER 5T0
R R 8E
Live and Let Live
ousecle9
easier.
Things, that w•ilp make youn°
spongy Iiousecleandng: easier:
Get armed for the anneal cam-
paign. Bup• tliose things- that
will ,make it most decisive;
that will -make it easier and
will be most endive:
There is no use in. our
1 •
dwellingthe c
on Ut subject you
know that the time has arriv-
ed when you will soon be on
the warpath, By way of sag
gestion we mention
Brooms, Stove UUrushes,
Scrub Brushes, Washboards,
Laundry Soaps) Borne, : Wash-
ing Powders, Ainmonia (liquid
or powder), Wliit'ipg, Chloride.
of Lime, Lye, Brass Polish,
Silver Polish, Furniture Pol-
ish, Old Dutch. Cleanser:,
Sit%eeping Powder, Bath Brick.
E. E. HUNNIFORD
LIVE AND LET LIVE GROCER.
CHOICE
Seed Grain
New Century and Bumper King. seed
oats, Manchuria seed barley, all at
moderate prices, Will have other
varieties on hand in a few days
Seeds
Timothy, Red Clover, Alsike Clover
and Alfalfa, all government standard,
Fertilizer
•
if you want a bumper crop order
your supply of Germs' Shur -gain
Fertilizer direct from us,
Poultry
Wanted
Live bens over 6 lbs. 12c per 1b,.,
4 lb. hens 10o per; Ib.
GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
The Up-to-date Firm
CLINTON.
N. W. Trewartha, Win. Jenkins
Anything You
WANT --
DONE IN 'TILE LINE OF
R00FINC•r, E'AVETROUGH-
ING, PLUMBING, II.EATING,
LIGH'PNING RODS, ETC,
CALL- AND GET OUR PRIC-
ES..
ALWAYS BEST;
CHEAPEST,
OFTEN
BYAM & SUITTER
Sanitary Plumbers. Phone
Our Goods
Prices will
Please You.
Whee. you get tired and hungry dur-
ing house-cleaning time and need some-
thing for a hasty meal our lines of
Canned Goods will please you. Our
prices are right.
Salmon.150 or 2 for 25e.
Salmon 25e.
Corn, Peas r or Tomato or Veg-
etable Soups.
. We have some nice honey. Pric-
es from 10e to 250 in tumblers.'
•
Now' is the season for Maple
Syrup. Ours is guaranteed. Al -
50 Corn Syrup in pails or tins.
Highest prices For butter and eggs
.JOhi1son Sc. Co.
h • Store o
The' f QuaItiy.
Successor to S. Barr. 'Phone 111.
'hone orders promptly, attended to,
Annonliceeli1
ie
iRe Farers
ruuristioddrwiYiragrew
In order to give you
the highest
possiblep
est nice
g
liar your eggs we have
made arrangements with
Gunn,: Langlois & Co.,
wlhtope men will - gather
tllfe eggs as usual, to give
your an order On `us for
groceries, or ill you re-
quire dry goods or boots
and' shoes, we will extend
the order to othdr stores,
all at the trade price.
T. Oleil
CHIMNEY TOPS.
It's• a tirade to build a good chim-
ney and to repair a roof. - It takes
more. than a sheet of metal, a hot
iron and solder, it requires exper-
ience. If your cltinine}v does not draw
well send' for its and we will put it in
order.; If your roof leaks we'll mend
ft.
ALIS KINDS OF TINNIA,Cr
we de well' and' reasonably.
THOS. HAWKINS.
Phone 93.
Just Received
Fn FULL LINE OF SEEDS.
RED CLOVER.
ALSIKE
ALFALFA
TIMIOTHY SEED.
TURNIP AND MANGOL SEED
ALSO FERTILIZER
CAN BE BOUGHT AT ROCK
BOTTOM PRICES FOR CASA.
North End Feed Store.
Frank W. Evans
A General Delivery Done.
Terms : Cash. Phone 192.,
ARTISTIC
J. G. CRICH, THE RELI-
ABLE DECORATOR, MAKES A•
SPECIALTY OF CHURCHES,
LODGE ROOMS AND PRIVATE
RESIDENCES, IIIS ADDRESS
IS 42 AVON ST., STRA'TFOR.D.,
Are you
Troubled ,with
Headaches?
-.re el..
If so the cause noay be eye
strain and in that event a
pair of properly fitted
glasses, will bring • relief and
cure. It is worth trying.
Come to us and we will
make a careful test of your
eyes and tell you what is
the matter, and what you
need.
In our long experience in
the, Optical business we
have made a great number
of examinations and it is
a source of much pleasure
for us to know that our
fittings have invariably,
gives great 'satisfaction.
If your eyes bother you
come' to us and learn tlto
reason why.
A. J. GRIGG
Optician
Jeweler and Issuer of Marriage,
g
Licenses.
Zurich
A' standard weight for market eggs'.
has been fixed hero as ono pound and
a lialf' per -dozen, 'Those who made a,
practice last season of-''plckling" eggs
when the price was' high are t nolike-
ly to repeat the process, as eve iA
eggs and unsound eggs. i.sok