The Clinton News Record, 1915-07-01, Page 5July 1st, I915
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Clinton News -Record
`The Great Heart of England
Warms to the Canadians.
7.Lw}vis 11T; x/sr/so.
Following is a letter from Mr.
is Manning. son of Mr. and Mrs.
ter Manning o[ town, who is
iShornelilfe, England :•
Shortielifte Camp, June 1
"Dear Mother :-I have started
tors, to you before but have n
• *been able to finish them ' But
goes, for a finished one. I have e.
:to tell you. Don'<t forget to men
it if ),you got the two letters wri
while in the St, Lawrence. 'Whei
*awoke Sunday morning after ma'
the last letter to you we were
in the (full and consequently u
stheltea of land but alter' reaching'
•open sea the old tub coitus-ehtoed
roll and toss though' we never at
`time had rough weather. ' It Wo
"have been fierce if we had. We
but one parade on Sunday for di
survteh:. , On Moiulaiv we had • b
-drill Each platoon of fifty-two
had a' certain place to fall in a
boat station, At first there
solve confusion as streams of s
going all ways were conflicting
after same rearrangement things w
.smoother. We had physical exesci
in the morning and in the even
'boat drill with life belts on. Outs
of these •n
two )read
CSallwe
1 had
al
do .was. eat and sleep; Terre w
two Sittings at meals and I was
;the second one. .T. gave you before
idea as to what our quarters iv
'like. On the second Saturday we
gas to get nervous about submarii
atilt had orders to lug our life he
about with us wherever we went
the ship. On Sunday night tho
sleeping tevo decks down were order
to sleep on deck and we slid so lyi
in rows in a. slight fog or drizz
'TIe four machine guns of the B
'taken had been mounted on .dee
two in the bow and two in t
stern and the squad practised f
quently, firing at boxes thrown o
• On Monday morning wi-on the log li
oil two British destroyers were se
Coming up fill steam. They had Ie
(lueenstone t�eerpretious, day at noon
act as our escort. They brought nu
of submarines and our course was a
tared for Plymouth. The old boat p
on full steam ahead with a destroy
'on each side as a lookout. We s<
no suhs, and at eight o'clock th
night we passed the Eddystone Ligle
house and at ten o'clock we we
Cafe in Plymouth harbor, The ligh
on land sure did look good. It w
interesting to watch the numeral
searchlights flashing about the barb
In tit!)horning we were -up early t
see the place,. Ti is sonic harbor, Fo
-tifications on all sides, sonic plainl
in sight and others hidden to the ca
uai .observer, It is solid rock o
all sides, the shorn rising steeply o
three sides and the fourth covers
-with big stone buildings. C4ens peel
ed out everywhere. ThtSie. were lots
'of boats in the harbor: from liners,
cruisers, etc. to ;tugs. and fishing
boats. It was a fine, bright day and
everything showed up clearly. About
ten o'clock a tug took us in tan' and
We went up into the inner harbor.
This is all fortified, too, every little
Spot hits its gun and soldiers are
everywhere, I the distance we could,
see beautiful green fields. Che shore
here is a mass of docks, dry clocks,
mills, etc, and nue thing I saw I
obeli never forget. You have `seen
pictures of the old fighting frigates•
with the tarsi in the rigging.We pas-
sed three training ships like •ie'san'.c
old "Victory" and the middies looked
a solid -mass of humanity and the way
they did cheer, Since landing that is
One thing I have noticed. They do
knew
n \ how togive 1 e *,
�" a 0 d wC1C n .
0 1C
g o
and show a son that they are glad to see
one., All along, our train passing old
. men and women even down to kids
would wave and cheer us as we pas-
sed. The Canadians are niers stoical,
The tug took. us a half mile up the
river, a short trip I shall never for
get. Wei anchored again and big fee -
Tics came alongside and tools us all
Off, two companies' at a time, It tools
three long trains to carry us al) and
on 'Tuesday at dee. o'clock we start-
ed for Silorncliife a journey -of three
hundred
miles
right. g t, across the, south-
ern part of England, through Devon,
•Sasses etc., to the east coast,, The
trains ace curious. We bad' them,
compartments and all. Our third class
carriage seated eight, four on each
side, lacing each other. 'There was
no water or toilets en the trains.
The English lads said these' coaches
were
for local tealns only. The little
Conches and freight ears, (goods
trains) make them look.like toy
`trains. But, say, we did travel Six -
Miles per hour is the average and
we ;timed several nillee at eighty;
Devoe county is the most beautiful
place:I have. ever risen. All the fences
are hedges and the, ' railroad' ran
•through a slight valley so that' on
both sides. to the tops of the hills,
we could see rolling country all in
crop' or pasture with occasional little.
hits. of bush• The cute little fields
With their -beautiful thick hedges run-
ning rig-zag up the,liillsides' with sheep
or• cows in this distance showing up'
vividly oce 'the' green of the' pastures
made a perfect moving picture as we
chew :along. You could see the funny
little narrow Country roads with sol-
id hedges bordering them'. 'f'lsey ap
peered so narrow that we wondered
how two carts could pass and they
-'rambled along, appearantly taking the
gong way home, and from the car
window we could see the sign hoards
at tire. crossroads where roads branch -
,,ed oft to the little 'villages tucked
away somewhere. Our Pirst stop was
at' Exeter. As we'left Devon the
country became a little leas like
the Garden of Edon but 'still Iobked
hotter than Ontario at its best. We
shad a halt at Taunton Where we had
a sandwich and a cup of tea. The
x ecglislr tea is just as good as you
read about. Our next stop was at
:Reading. As We left Reading we . pas -
•sed through a -nursery and seedgrow-
; ing . section. You can imagine ' what
ace Englislt seed Zarin would look like.
Gorgeous is a poor word. Wee hune-
,nied along seam mord • and every, see-
Lew-
Wal -
at
4th,
let-
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tion
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tion of country seacnp:l to be given
over to its own special. brand of crop.
All the-
work is done by ]land and. ev-
erything is just perfect, We, were then
humming along heading straight for
'London and as 'we leadbought 6hL a
time-
table we h yrsi
ons of Padding-
, station but about two mules, out
we swerved to the side and skirted
through the, s►,;bserbs, some of Poor
quality and' others- gooif n es'destial
districts. But from ail we got a -good
recelptioce. It. was :evening and as. we
passed along we saw middle aged
business men -out watering tie . gar-
den throw dowii,t e hose gni, rush to
the hack gate to wave and cheer. It
made us feel good, too, We got into
Shornoliffe station at half past eleven
and
a we then lined up and marcltetl
four miles to camp, all up grade, We
got a bite toeat at 12.30 and with
ten in a tont we got to sleep,,this
finished 'thirteen. days and sixteen
hours of travel and we were tried of
motion. 1'iic Y.II,C,A. luau has just
told. clree is that the stall for Canada
closes, tonight so I must stip.
I have been down to • Folkstone onoe
but the records of that: trip aced my
impressions of camp life I shall hold
over until the next loftier. I took
sonic pictures at Plymouth but have
not had themes developed. I an) feeling
fine. We have had a few clays' Bard
work already. On our first day we
lost our mascot "Sandy." He had
to be boxed up to get past the in-
spector rand for
p some reason was
left
ice the care. c of strangers who forgot
him and be was ` smothered. The,
43rd Batt. irons Winnipeg got .here a
few days after we did: Bill is there
but I have not seen him yet.—Lewis.
"Bill mentioned above is Will Man-
ning, a cousin, also an old Clinton
boy, son of the date A. H. Manning.
Marriages
IIABICIRK. — HUDSON — At Eg-
mondville, on June 23rd, Margar-
et, daughter of Mr. and iTra. Jas.
Hudson, to G. IIabkirk, of McKil-
lop,
ARMSTRONG—CLARK— In Hallett,
• on June 23rd, Annie Evelyn, only
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
Clark to Wm. Iioward Armstrong,
• all of Iluhlett.
SIA'IILI,1I—ML'RPIIY—In Seaforth, on
June 23rd, Adeline Murphy, to, A.
E. Snuffle, h'I.D. of Galt.
FOTIIERGTT.L — RUTLEDCGE — Ire
Wingba)n, on .June 23rd, Albert E.
Fothergill, of East Wawanosli to
Catherine A. Rutledge, of Wing -
ham.
Mc ALISTER—JEWELL-111 Exeter on
Jun 2'3rci, Minnie It., daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James Jewell, to
William J McAlister.
GILLESJ?II PEDDLE— At White-
-ehurclt,- on June 16th, John G.
Gillespie to Eunice NI., daughter of
Mr. Samuel Peddle, both of East
Wawanosli,
Births
PI-JJILuth—AG\P:W—ra (.'lin ton on
.June 30th by Roti'. S, .T. Allis,
Tierinice. B., slaughter of Mrs
Sophia Agnew, to George l
Phelan.
TR1.WAR'l'HA—In.Goderich township,
on June 23rd, to -Mr:. and Mrs. E.
J. Tr:ewarthe , a son, John Nor-
man,
BUTT,,—In Clinton, on .lune 22n1, to
Mr. and Mr:s. Wm, Butt, a son.
IIOI LYMAN—In Clinton, on ,Julie
Nth, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Itcl-
lyman, adaughter.
JEFFREY—Ira. Stanley, on June .17th
to Mr. and Mrs,. Leon Julfre)•, a
son.
MItRKLJ; Y In • S\'ingham, on June
- 21sT, to Mr. and. Mrs. Ezra lAlerk-
leS,. a son.
HOWIE;LL—In Goderich, on June 21at
t
od Mrs. <n M s. 11I v'
Mr. a Melvin i Howell, '
c , a
daughter.
LVi31.L—Iin Blyth, on June 19th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Jake, Lybel, a sen.
CALDWELL—In East Wawanosli, on
June 21st, to Mr. and Mrs, Geo,
Caldwell, a daughter,
Deaths
RIDOU s -In Clinton on JUDO; 219th,
Charles Ridout, aged 85 years.
DUCIIARME.—In Stanley, on, June
20th Christopher Duchanne, in his
82nd
safer.
CUMMINGS—At Kippen, on June
]lib, _ Agnes Cummings, aged 61
years,. '
OI,OAK.EY—In Wingham on .June list
John Cloal:ey, aged 36 years, 8
months and 7• days.
FOR SALE;—TWO BARNS, ONE. 32
x 52 and the other 24 x 44, mostly
good rock elm timber. Will he sold
at a bargain T, A. Trick, lot 35,
eon. 16,, Goderich 1`p., Phone 12 on
157, Clinton. —90.
Join with Soutli Huron
County Orange Lodge ;n i
Monster Demonstration on
Monday, July 12th, at ,
LUCAN
Brass and Fife and Drum
Music Galore.
Baseball games and other
attractions.
TheSpecialtrain to Liman
leaves Goderich at 6.30, 4th
con. at 6.35, FIolnesvifle at
6.18 and Clinton at 7 o'clock,
'.Phe retiree train leaven Liman
for. Goderich at 7 o'clock rem.
J. W. ITocigins, Albert Eh -tains,
C. M. Sec. of Com.
FARM FOR SALE, --'THE JAMES
Ross farm on the 'London Road,
part lot 13., concession 1, Stanley
Tp., 42 acres will, be sold at aide.•
tion on September 3rd, 101.5. Fm
parEculars apply to The Canada.
Trust Company, London, Ont,, or
Ter Drydone, Solicitor, , • Clinton,
Dated this 29th flay of June,' 1.015.
—91
TENDERS WANTED, — TENDERS
will be received by tike council of
the township of T-Iullett rep to
Thursday, 24eth July, at 2 p.m., for
the
deepening, n
t widening g
g
r and
straightening itenin
F
o the f i
g 6 d a m or creek
k
sown as the MgCaill extension
drain from a point on the eastern
Unlit of the west half of lot 9, bon,
14, to the outlet at Iot 16, eon, 10,
Hallett,' Plans and specifieationis
can be seen at the clerk's office. An
accepted cheque of 5 percent will
be required ate be furnished by the
successful tenderer. The lowest er ,
any tender not necessarily accepted.
—James Campbell, Towirsllip Clerk.
-91-3
VOTE'RS'. LIST, 1915, MU.NICIPAL-
ity of Bayfield, County of Huron,—
Notice.. Is hereby given that I' have
transmitted Or delivered to ,the
Persons, me)itim.dd in section 9 of
the' Ontario
C otos'.
List Act, -the
copies required by said sections to
- be so'transmitted pi: delivered of
the list, made pursuant to said.
act of all persons appearing by the
last revised assessment roll of the
Said nnunicfpali 1-y to he entitled to'
vole in the said. municipality at
elections for members of the Legis-
lative Assembly and at Municipal
Elections, and that the said list
was first) posted up at Bayfield- on
the 29th 4n day of
June, 1 15
and
ran
c amsflit �r � for i, or inspection and I
hereby call upon all volersato take
immediate proceedings to -'have any
errors or omissions corrected ac-
cording to law.—II. W. Erwin,
Clerk of Hayfield. Dated this 29th
day of Jame, 19115.
TWO SUMLbIE1R COTTAGES FOR
rent, also good square Piano for
sale, cheap. For further particulars
entity to W. R. Jowett, Box 30,
Hayfield. —90
HENS AND BROILERS WANTED,
highest market price will be paid.—
W. Marquis, R. R. 1, Clinton, or
Phone 14 on 66. —87
ONTARIO STATUTES 1015.—JUS-
tices of the. -Peace and others en-
titled. to copies of the above stat-
utes are requested to call at my
office or to send there for then ;
or if more convenient, to write to
the for the • same with the address-
es to which it is desired they
should be sent. Goderich, 19th
June, 1915.—C. Seager, Clerk of
the Peace. —00
NOTICE.—'1'Ilh; STORE OF MR. ;t,
7. C'ourtioe, llolmesvillc, will close
each Wednesday at 5 in. int, during
the summer: months. —89
ITOl'SI's FOR SAI 1 —1'11E P1tO-
per•ty of the late Mrs. Thos. East.
Frame, 7 rooms, good cellar with
cement floor, wood shed and chicken
pen, all in good repair, 11 fruit
%trees, apples, phials, cherries • and
peau,—Apply to H. Wiltse, Phone
4.0. —86
SUMMElR HOTEL, KNOWN AS 1'1111
C onume,teial, situated on Late 'Hur-
on, will he sold reasonable as the
proprietor intrudc to -give up the
business. For particulars apply to
1•f. Darrow-, Hayfield, Ont.
•
Farmers Should I
Use Fertilizer
False reports say that th:'re
will be no more Gunn's'•Sore
Crop." We contradict thus re
port by soliciting your orders
for fall and winter delive res.
IZ no one has called to see
yell write or telephone
A. II, Wilford,
District Agent, Winghanil
i'elophones : Residence 108, '1,fice, 1.54.
COw For Sale.
I have a good cow, guaran-
teed, due to calve August 1st,
which I will sell or exchange
for a fresh milk cow.
JOE RAT:TENJ3DR '.,
Gasoline Engine.. fo.r...
Sale.
A seven horse power gasoline
engine for sale at a 'bargain.
Used only for a short time.
I+urther particulars ,apply,
The Jackson Mfg. Co.
CLINTON, : ONT.
HOME'
STUDY
Arts Courses only.
SUMMER
SCHOOL
JULY and AQQU9T
QUEEN'S
UNIVERSITY
KINGSTON,, ONTARIO
ARTS EDUCATION trEDICINE.
SCHOOL OF MINING
MINING
CHEMICAL MECHANICAL
CIVIL ELECTRICAL.
ENGINEERING
ono. Y. CROWN, Registrar
News-Itecord Means News -Leader, Are
You a Subscriber' 7
POI/ SAI,17.—A NUMBER OF 0000
fresh cows and springers will be
sold •privately, Also a few choice
calves from 2 to 4 weeks old, peri
son
ally selected, Arrangements have
been made tog et a limit-
ed
number for a week or
two yet. Time will he given;'
with bankable paper. Apply to -W.
Marquis; R. R. No, 1, Clinton,,.
Phone 14 on ,06, —88:r
LADIES' TAILOR.—H, HORN, 'TFir;.
Ladies' Tailor from .�e lf 't
�....a or li, will
be at, Couchls store, . Clinton every
Saturday from 11 a.m. until 5 p.m.
-91.
CLOTHES 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.
Gri
gg s 'Jc\velrp Store.—Wm. Jago,
—55.
CREAM WANTED. — DAIRYMEN
leaving 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. i
p Each c'
an
careful-
ly weighed, Sampled and tested on
arrival and statement returned.
Those in the vicinity of Kinburn
may leave their cream w'th Mr.
Hail who will deliver it here.
Write for cans and give us a trial.
—The Sea[orth Creamery, Box 486,
Seafortls. • .
" ROUGH ON RATS"" CLEARS
out Rats, Mice, etc. Don't Die in
the House. 15e and 25e. at, Drug
and Country Stores. - —83-6
FOR SERVICE.—I WILL KEEP
for the, improvement of stock at
lot 10, con. 9, Goderich township,
an Improved Yorkshire hog, two
years old, pure bred. Came from
McDermid's herd, Fingal. 'Terms,
$1.00.—Geo. A. Cooper, —84-8
wee
Hammocks
for the good old summer
time,
They are not only to give
you comfort and pleasure
but keep you out in the
fresh air, an assistance
for good health,
Come and get first
choice,
Prices range from
$1.50 to $6,50.
COOIJCF
Co.
CLINTON.
.nom
PIANO TUNING.—IF YOUR PIANO
is worth r
tlr
anything
it in
y gworth tun-
ing. I am prepared to fill any or-
ders sent in to my address for
Piano Tuning,voicing, repairingaiCi
n
g
and 'action on regulating,
an estimate
mate
of what charges will be cheerfully
given on seeing instrument. Can
attend Is all country work as I
will use an automobile this year.-
R. T. Gibbs, Piano tuner, Condos-
-90
PAPER FlANGING,—I AM PREPAR-
ed tb do' Paper Ilanging.and Paint-
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.
—Win. A. Mason, Princess street,
—74
WANTED
10 Non=
Dozen -
�1 NOIR
Fertile New Laid
Eggs Each Week
We are prepared to pay a
premium for eggs front flocks
where there are no resale birds,
e
eggs tohe not over ve•
4 days l� >
old.
Id.
3
BROILERS AND FAT IIENS
WANTED,
Do not hold your poultry un-
til' fall when the market is
glutted and the, price is cut in
two. Sell now while the prices'
are high.
SEED BUCKWHEAT AND MILLET.
We nave a • good supply of
buckwheat and millet at reas-
onable Prices,
nave you tried our tQerehec
Maple Syrup 7 "S'e have only a
few cans left.
A carload of Shorts. and
Bran dire to arrive this week,
GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
The Up=to=date Firm
CLINTON.
N. W. Trewartha, Wm, Jenkins.
Get Your Supply
of TEAS NOW
Before the next Big
Advance.
Look' aver our window and you
will see our lines of 2'i;AS
COFFEES'.
S'.
and
Our big special is a regaular loo
per pound for 35e or 3 pounds for
$1.00.
We, calf r•ecomutend these teas to
our patrons and friends for quality
and flavor,
We also sell bled hose Tea at the
old price, and the other well known
brands such as Salado, Grand Dfogul
)t:e.
HHIGHIES'I' PRICES FOR BUTTER
ASh
EGGS.
Johnson & Co. -
The:Store of Qualtiy.
Successor to S. Barr. Phone 111.
'hone orders promptly attended to,
i
De Laval Cream Separator
The World Standard.
Ideal Green Feed Silos,
Alpha Gasoline Engines,
.0e -Laval Oil and
Wendott Cleanzer.
Stock of repairs kept at -my house 3
doors west of Commercial E.otel and
repairing done Saturday afternoons,
Also. Agent for Newcombe Pianos.
D. W. Hamilton,
Phone 207 Clinton.
i
FURNITURE,_ RUGS
AND LINOLEUMS
We can assist you in selecting your furniture if you are
going to furnish your home, or if you only want some odd
pieces you will find it to your ,advantage to inspect our
stock and see the bargains we•are giving. We also carry a
good line of violins, pianos and organs.
Our undertaking department is, up-to-date in every re-
spect and we guarantee the best of satisfaction.
JAS. DUNFORD
Undertaker and Funerai Director.
Night and Sunday calls answered at residence over
store,
28 Phone 111.. 28
1
NATIONAL PORTLAND CEMENT
We have ,just received a carload of the same old brand
,of Portland Cement which has always given you such com-
plete satisfaction, It always fills your requirements, You
• cannot make a mistake using the National,
S. J. ANDREWS,
TSE
CORNER ER STD
SE
Live __._..
and Let Live
A
YOU OUGOI NG
CAMPING . c%
The season is here again
when we begin to tliink of lake
and stream and the pleasures
that go along with ' Camping
and Picnicking. If poll. are go-
ing camping, see us regarding,
your . supplies, We are special-
izing on this trade.
Sandwich
Materials
Sandwiches are Bandy and
appetizing 1pc,ti.tng for plenics and lit-
tle ,jaunts that campers' fire-
quently take. ' We have cold
Meats, ..Jellied Meats, ' Potted
Meats, Pea -Nut flutter, Sal-
mon, Sardines, ' Olives and
Cheese:
Specials
Strawberries, Oranges, Lena -
ores, Bananas, line Apples,
Ripe Tomatoes,atos
s, Green Onions
and Lettuce,
E. E. HUNNIE0RD
LIVE AND LIT LIVE GROCER,
Anything You
WANT
DONE IN ' THE LINE OF
ROOFING, EAVETROUGH-
INS, PLUMBING, HEATING,
LIGIITN.ING RODS, LTC.
CALL AND GET OUR PRIC-
ES.
ALWAYS BEST, OFTEN
CHEAPEST,
BYAM & SUITTER
Sanitary Plumbers. Phone 7.
Western University,
London.
Income Doubled—now $75,000.
:Another Large Addition to
Faculty and Equipment in
Arts and Medicine,
GREATLY INCRI'.ASED ENROL
1AIENT IN VIEW.
, Write for particulars to
+o+
E. E. BRAITIIWAITI, M.A., Ph, D.
PRESIDENT,
The Clinton Garage
Open All:Night,
The season is now on for
Gasoline Stoves, Why not buy
filtered gasoline out of our
Bowser pump, which passes the
-gasoline lhroubh fine screens
and a filter. Prices always the
lowest,
Ste teen
on haula
stock
of
Automobile Supplies and Bicy-
cle Repairs add do alt kinds .of
repairing promptly and at a
reasonable charge.
Auto Livery he connection,
J. H.. PAXMAN
CEMENT 1
We have on hand arcar-
load of Portland Cement and
all orders for same will be
filled promptly.
•.s
JOHN' I-IUTTON
Sterling Teal
Is the best Package Tea
on the-markettoday
for
30c per
lb. Although
h
Tea is very high and
will be higher. 0 u r
Sterling Brand will
com-
pare favorably with reg-
ular
g
ular
40c Package z ge :Cea, ,
Try a package and
be convinced.
W. T. O'Neill
• CFIIMNTEY TOPS.
It's a trade 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 attunes, does not draw
well send for us and we will put it In
order ; if your roof leaks we'll mend
it,
ALL KINDS OF TINNING
we do well and reasonably.
THOS. HAWKINS.
Phone 53.
ARTISTIC
J. a. CRICII, TIIE RELI-
ABLE DECORATOR, MAKES Al
SPECIALTY OF CHURCHES;
LODGE ROOMS AND PRIVATE
RESIDENCES.' HIS ADDRESS
is. 400 DOWiNIE St., STRATFORD
Monuments
Finest stock in Huron Coun-
ty of "Made in Canada" Mon-
uments,
Best British and Foreign
CJranites in up-to-date finish
and design.
Come and- see them.
Prices right.
At Doig's
OPPOSITE THE POSTOFFICE
A Granite Base goes with each Mon-
, meat. —813ra
Seed Corn
Oce hand a large stock of
Corn, Mangold and Turnip
Seed which will lee sold at
the lowest ices
w L p r
Leave your orders for Fer-
tilizer and Potash .for your
root crop. We will mix it for
you at the store.
North End Feed Store.
Frank W. Evans
A General Delivery Done.
Terms : Cash. Phone 195,
Are You
Troubled with
LONDESORO.
Headac les ?
oesseasr.-.....isms so somasisem shams
We 'Recommend This Coal '
We knoll it's good. les
unusual richness in carbon
makes it burn long, evenly
and complete y.
LEHIGH VALLEY
ANTHRACITE
Me Coal That Satisfies
Is always uniform
in quality,
I very free from slate and other
foreign• matter. Although
much more economical than
ordinary coal, it costs you
no more.
Phone us your order for
prompt delivery.
JOHN B. MUSTARD
Brucefield,
flet
d•
Phone 11 on 145.
Clinton • Good Morning i Are ye
Record Sulisoriher 1.
a Ne\t's-
If so the cause may 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
Ms 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,
given great satisfaction. (,
If your eyes bother Iron'
come to us and learn the
reason why,
A. J. GR IG
Optician
Jeweler and Issuer of Marriage
License'.