The Clinton News Record, 1915-07-15, Page 5July 115th,,I915
ClintonNews-Record
London Road'
IVIrs. Hill and little daughter - o
• pronto are guests at the home s1 p
'Mr. FI„ Livermore,
Mi Ida l Walkinshaw, a Wa w of Clinton
1 on
visit 1
ed het aunt,- Mrs. s. cIC i
r 1V M n h t.
t or
:a few days' oval the week -end
Mr, - Will Falconer spent the Twelfth
in Lontl'on:
Mr. and Mrs, G. Fi. Manley' were in
T.ncan-on Monday, going down with
,a party from Clinton ii1 Mr. Ned-
. tor car. i
Rev. Dr: Rutledge of Wesley church
g eyT
Clinton addressed a e the League, whleti
meet at; 'the hone of Mi'. and Mrs. G.
W. Layton eon Tuesday evening. Mr.
A. B •Steti'ei on was' in charge and.
be and his daugllter, Mrs. Wheeler of
London, favored the 'company with "a
,duet during the service- The meeting
next week wilt be at the home of M.
:.and Mrs. John McKnight and Mr.
:Livermore will be in charge.
Miss, Fanny Waldron of Clinton $pent
:Dominion Dap with relatives, here,
Mrs. George Turner went to Glenhl-
lan a few clays 'before the closq'of the
:school ,terns to meet her daughter;,
_ . Miss IIaittie Turner, who was teaching
there. They have since returned home,
Rev. Dr. Rutledge of Clinton will
x`tdeliver . an address at a meeting of
.the League to be, held at the, 'home of
Mr, and Mrsi. G., W. Layton on 'rues -
<day evening next.
Mrs Snaith and children of Regina,
Sask.,
are visiting' .
a srim
at Mrs,D '
alit,
�t
..Son'S A number of our people, enjoyed
:Dominion Day at breezy Bayfield.
Mrs. 'Davidson 'had a' • bee Monday
'drawing earth for the approach to her
barn and in the evening she gave the
'young'people a dance, About one hun-
«dred •and fifty were present.
Seaforth.
A'" horse belonging, to Mr. Percy
" :MonlE of Tuckersmith - became fright -
+.cued• at the passing of a hnotorewcle
• •one day last week while standing in
.;rant of a house on William 'street and
'breaking loose he ran furiously down
the street and striking a tree broke
his neck,
Miss Vera Dorrancc. of Ottawa is
;spending the -summer vacation with
.lier parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Dor-
ranee.
Miss Govenlock is home front Cat-
egory spending the vacation with her
soother, Mrs. A.. Govenlock.
Mr. and Mrs. James' Sutherland of
Honolulu were here last week visiting
the former's brother, Mr. Alex.
ass Sutherland, It is forth years since
;the brothers met.
Mrs. Clarke and daughter of Itii1-
larney, Man., are, visiting the former's
'brother, Mr. Wm. Rile of I lullett, and
<other friends in this vicinity.'
•
•McKillop Towship.
The -fine rains of last Sunday night
ewere much needed and have clone a
..vast amount of good,
Mr. J. J. McGavin and wife and
• John Berry and wile autoed to St.
Mary'1's one day last week and visited
relatives in that section, Mr, and
Airs. Berry resided down there for-
a.. inerly but moved to Meg illop over
:rorty- years ago.
Francis Walsh raised his large frame
%barn one day last week, Matthew
Mains of Londes'boro is the framer
which insures a good job,
W'm. Tlackwell is fitting up his new
...,a residence in Walton and will move'
.there in the near future.
Miss Brown, the teacher at Lead=
:;bury, has retired from the school. Sine
•is a popular teacher and leaves many
'friends behind her,
Charley Brothers of Stratford is
-spending his holidays with his aunt,
Mrs, James Mose of near Walton,
Dungannon.
'11'Ir. and Mrs. Thos, Smiley left last
',week ' on a trip to the west. They; will
visit friends at Port Arthur, going on
from there to the western provinces,
Miss Luella Bellamy has• been holi=
laying at Mitchell and Stratford.
Rev, bIr. Gomm and fancily are
.camping at Port Albert for the sum
:iner,
ide, W. J. Moffat of Edmonton has
been visiting friends intim village,
While returning-fromr Goderich on
Dominion .Dap Mr. Will McClure's ear
turned turtle and he was thrown out
and somewhat seriously' injured. Iles
"brother, who was riding with 11.10,
jumped and .escaped injury.
Rev. J. A. McKelvey and wife and'
'little daughter have arrived in the
'lege. Mr. McKelvey is• the new. Meth
<odist pastor.
_Has Located in 'Dungannon.
(Dungannon News.)
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Young, " moved
-"their household effects to the village
last week from Walton and are now
'comfortably domiciled in Miss- Celia`
Pentland's ]rouse.
Mr, Young has oPened up a shoe -
repairing business in the shop adjoin-
ing The Nows office and has installed
the necessary apparatus for turning'
-out first.class work. He is 'thorough-
ly experienced in shoe repairing and
saw a good opening here for a bus-
iness of this • kind, And Dungannon-
ites are glad he came, for them has
been a long -felt want tor a local.
cobbler to renew the sole -leather, that
will wear' out.
As we said before Ide. Young; as 'a
hired local preacher, has been peeaeli-
ing at Bayfield and Walton for sever-
al ,years but now feels too old to
continue in the work, so has return-
ed to the• vocation of his first love.
Every housewife
can put
down
aFRUIT BULLETIN
good supply lel. Cuthbert, Ii,aspbe•
ries, The very best all Niagara I'en
insula grown Black.Onrrants are al'
so now at their very best for can-
ning. Montmorency cherries com-
ing last. Have your grocer order
at once,
SOME MORE
REMINISCENCE
Editor News -Record
Dear Ser' -Whoever the "Old .Ti'
Site
Prietez" is who contributed the
annisoences in last week's News -R
ord concerning the True Briton
the ,Neas Era, certainly fail a g
memory 'and was familial, with le
conditions in Clinton fifty ,years a
;lis statements are accurate, and
could easily have .'enlarged there
IVfy father bought the `true Briton
Tice in May, 15.65, and. it took u
the 68h' of July to get ready foe,•
fust issue, =I was not twelve ye
of age at the time, but necess1
compelled that, I• should go to wo
and as;' printer's devil" I helped
get out the first issue of the 11
Era, and remained with the o
through its various changes until
removed -to Toronto, With the, c
ception of a few months when
young man I worked on the Lond
Free Press and Toronto Globe: , T
printing office was my only schoo
Power'or cylinder presses were -
that time too much of a luxury f
eounlry, papers, and tlie; issue vv
run 011 on what wan known as
Washington hand press-. It was d
'eidedly hard work, bout for the plies
man and the "devil," and the
hundred an hoe: Was good week, E
Grigg, (cousin L'
n o 111:, A. J.Grigg
bg, (C i
gb
was an excellent,printer, in person
appearance very neat, and a - l
inclined to be dressy ; he married
Miss Newton- (cousin of the late Rev
L. Newton) and afterwards becam
foreman of the Guelph Herald, wear
he died ; Ills widow re -married, bu
later died in Sioux >City, Iowa', P
J. Moran was a Roman Catholic bu
it used to. he said of him that h
could write a better report, of
Protestant gathering of any loin
than would he written by one o
orthodox faith. He afterwards be
cane editor tn-ehief of the Atlant
Daily Constitution, and made
name for himself in the sunny south
His fattier, Dan Moran of Seaforth
was. quite a character, clever i
many ways, a most volumnioes writ
er but a most execrable penman wll
tested the temper of every printe
in the county for lie was a voluntary
contributor to every paper tha
that would accept his manuscript
Joe Conway, if I mistake not, he
carne a resident; of Detroit, and it
occurs to nee that he has or hall
relatives about Clinton. "Geordie Pi"
was the typical tramp printer of
those days ; soap and water and he
were not close friends. He did not
believe in changing his shirt, and
when one became too soiled for ap-
pearances, he simply covered 11 with
another ; he was an expert at pull-
ing a hand press and I have seen
hint slip off three shirts before com-
mencing work and still have a couple
n.
Printers of the earlyn days 'hacl some
luny experiences, A lady ca1110 t0
it office one day with a bible in
er hand ; a few of the leaves hacl
ben torn out and she wanted us to
z•int her a new copy-, and she went
aa
quite angry because she, was
formed that it would cost twenty
Ines as much 1•o print 0 single bible
she 001)16 buy a tiew one for, A
an who wanted route hills printed
r his stallion,'hitched his horse to
i0 post in front of the office, le or-
i that we might get a correct Me-
lee of the stallion. Needless to say
e didn't.
Let me close this with an oxen: -
nee that betel the New Era of a
ry undesirable kind, though it
as done with the very best inten-
ons in the tope of saving property.
here the Sloane block now stands
ed to be the 13011111 block, owned
rgely by Mr, James Smith, still - a
sident of Clinton: The New para
copied a frame building slightly
tali of its present site. One night
had fire occurred in the Smith
ook and before any of our fancily
cl reached the scene, the office be-
g threatened with desteu0Lion, win-
g hands entered and proceeded to
,ve the. contents ; the cases of type,
Per and lower ease, were just fold -
together; the pages oC the paper
00(1 on a stone slab, and these
00 scooped into boxes, column by
run . When' f
n m father r'
the at .1
veer n
3 0
c scene and sew a couple of Min-
ed ed rlilfe.elt styles of type, all mix. -
in an indiscriminate heap, he al-
st wished the outfit had been
rned: We were not wealthy enoug)1,
buy a nenv outfit at the time, and
were months sorting "pi" before
got the mess cleaned UP.
Yours,
ROBT. HOLMIS.
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Seaforth,
Misses Ethel and Margaret Williams
have gone to Duluth to visit their
sister, Mrs, Dorsey-.,
Miss Shanahan of Clinton was here
last week visiting at the, home of Mr.
D. Shanahan,
Mrs. Will Mudie' of Lucl(now has
heed herd visiting her si,iter, Miss
Margaret Sutherland,
Mrs, W. W. Meredith of Wallacehurg
was in town last, week.
The 1301 Conipanyt have'receit'ed in-
structions that na one is to be 'al-
lowed to go through the department
of their works where' shelter are being
mailIfoctured without a-avritten order
from the committee at Ottawa,
Miss Mabee Gibbons of Toledo,
Ohio, is spending a few weeks vaca-
tion with •115: cousins, the i'ilisges..Do-
gan:
1tir. 1Vlciie Thompson has gone `'to
Manitoulin for the semfner.
Miss 54, McLean at Edmonton is
visiting in .town.
Mr. Dewitt Cosens, Son of Rev. C.
Wesley (✓osens of Tendon, preached in
the. Presbyterian churclh on Sunday
cele
rh
von v ,
tint v res f •dn
0 o the Bible, So-
ciety.
Rev. George McKinley and Mrs,
McKinley have taken - up their eesi-
deuce in the Methodist parsonage,
They come 1(0re frons Lucknow,
The Sinn. of $265 was: raisetl ,on Dom
inion Day for the Red Cross hy, • the
sale of roses.
GoderichTownship
The anniversary Jubilee services in
connection with Bethany church will
take o lac
o.
on Sunday a next
to
Y 11
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eaehez t
P o be Rev. D. L Mec•
lac of
London. 0
On 'the following evening a
garden party (vitt be held . on Mr.
Sterling McPhail's, lawn. it splendid
program will bo presented including
selections byt"members of the Western
University,' Literary Society, London,
and addresses by Major Tohnio, 1111,
P., ,Windsor and Rev. Mr. McCrae,
Miss Eva Vance of London is
spending her holidays as the guest:
of Mr, and Mrs, Arthur. Welsh, Bay-'.
field Line. •
C.
C. I. Promotions.
Form. I to Form II:•
Honours. -S, Alun 86,5, L. Holmes
85.1, A. Leonard 84, R. MciVIath
82.9, LV, Townshend 02.1, N. Ken-
nedy 80.4, D. Rattenbury 79, F.
Fingland 77.2, W. Draper 76.8, It,
'T'ay'lor 76.6, C. Sheeley 75.8, 13. El-
liott 75, L. Stoltz 75," G. Yeller 75.
Pass -P. Ladd 71.5, 13. Roberton
69.7, M. Smillie 65.1, 0, Johnson
65,7, N. Tyndall 65.7, L. Nediger
64.3, P. Currie 62.4, 1I, Manning
62.3, A. Davidson 61.4, W. Berry
59.1, K. Lyon 58.3, W. N, Mcl3eath
57.7, A. Jackson 54.5.
Passed in all but one subject -D.
Churchill v
70.1., spelling, V. Wise G8.
g, 68.7, M. Walker 68,1, Algebra, M.
Gibbings 64.8, Algebra, A. Peekitt
64.3, Algebra, C. Mel3urney 64.1, Al-
gebra, V. Cook 62.8, Algebra, B.
Rowson 60.4, spelling, P. Aikouhead
50.4, Algebra, L, F airfull 59, Al-
gebra, F, Lawrence 58,1, Spelling,
F. Mackenzie 57.7, Algebra, M. Har-
vey 57.5, spelling, V. Jervis 56.7,
spelling, 0. Redmond 56.5, Algebra,
K. McConnell 56.2, spelling, F. Wal -
lie 56.1, spelling, 13. CarberIt' 55,
spelling, L, Redmond 54.4, spelling,
V. Trick 52.2, Algebra, J. McAllister
50.3, spelling.
Note -Pupils who have secured the
necessary total buthave failed in
one subject will be promoted condi-
tionally, silbjeet to their maintaining
a satisfactory position in the, classes
of Form IL The marks of those that
have failed have been sent to their
parents bit :nail.
Happenings of Fifteen
Years Ago.
Happenings in Clinton at the
, Opening of the Centtl;y,
Taken from the Files of The•
News -Record of the date
indicated.
Clinton, July 1211i, 1900
The first wedding to tante place in
Willis church was solemnized by Rev.
Alex. Stewart yesterday morning,
when Miss Doliio ISair was married to
Mr, W. I,, Clucas of St. Louis., Mo.
Miss Jean Coven of Parin was brides-
maid, while Mr. harry 01110as of
Chicago acted as best pian, Miss Ir-
win played the wedding march. The
bride was pres,t pled by the session
with a handsome Bible.
1 he Entrance Exams commenced
yesterday- with Principals Lough and
Houston Presiding.
Mr, Join' Ransford has returned
from a trip to the Maritime. Provin-
ces.
Mr. and Ili:s, G. 1). McTaggart and
family take possession of their S11111-
115 cottage at Bayfirl(' this week,
Mr. R, Ransford, son of Mr, John
Ransford of town, who has been led-
ger -keeper in the Dominion Bank, Sea -
forth, for the past year, has been
promoted to the position of teller in
the Belleville branch.
The Market Report.
Wheat 68e to 70c.
I3arley 38c to 40e.
Oats 26e to 27c.
Rye. 40e. -
t Potatoes 25e.
Butter ill Crock .iac to 14c,
Butter in Tub 14e to 115c,
Eggs 9c to 100,
Hay $8.00.
Live flogs $6.10 to $6.25.
York $5.06 tp $6.00.
Flour $1.50 to -1.70.
Rev. Dr. Gifford, who succeeds Rev
Mr. C'lenteut as pastor . of Ontario
street chttrcit, occupied ;the pilipit on
Sunday).
Robert Welsh was appointed chief
constable at the last meeting, of the
council to take over tine duties, of
Mr. 'Wheatley, who is overseeing the
laying of the granolithic walks.
Davis l: Rowland's hardware store
was broken into early Sunday Morn-
ing and slop's, limner and scissors
to the' value of about $30 taken.
iiolloway'1 Morrish's place was„also
visited but the burglars: were snared
away.
Marriages
McMt0LAN-I'l1'rJt1P: - In Ashfield
township on June 301(11, Bertha
May Petrie - to „James McMillan' of
Port Albert.
Births .
'1'VM.\id-111 Exeter. on June 30th, t
p
Mr. and ;Mrs, W: W. Taman, a
slaughter,
L1111111Y-In (loderieh on July 711i, to
Mr. and Mas. Wm. Luntby, a
daughter.
McKOWiN-Tri Clinton on July 7ti1,' to
Mr, and Mee, Alfred Mbi1owe, a.
son. r -
caths
TN 1V,f,12MORTAM ''ln lovi'ng m011100y
of Eva Mary Cooper, wife of Vic-
tor C. French, who, was born in
Clinton August 160, 7.380, and
who died f
1 cd ,July 121h)), 1914: at
Wetaskiwin, Alta.
B1RADSITAW in'Toronto,, on July
9ti1, William Bradshaw of Som-
bea, aged 78 yeas, father of Mr.
C, A. Bradshaw of Clinton.
OARLINCd In Exeter on July 3.rd,
']'hos. 13. Carling, aged' 00 years'.
DUNN- In Goderich on . July 6th,
Mary Mitchell, wife of Mu:. John
Dunn, aged 67 years.
Auburn
Me. and Mrs. E1 Mole. of S.r,for12
spent Sunday las' at the horse of
the Fi e •'
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P ,ts Mr. t d itr(s
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John n Mole: Mr. A. Naylor Yr ht
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them up in his car. (:tulle a family
gathering was present at the Melo
residence on that days, including Mrs.
W. Sparks of Port Elgin, Mr. and
Itirrs, A. Spades of .Southampton and
Mr., and Mrs, W. Mole of Denganuon.
Mr. and Mrs. Snyder of Cloderiell.
and Mrs. John" Ferguson 0a Sunday
township vieited at .the howls Of Mi'.
last.
'The members of L,0.:.,-ivo, 932
attended divine service ea 4ultday
morning last at St. Mark's church.
The brethren marched in a •body to
the church headed' by the Auburn
band. .Rev. 'J, 11, martconducted the
service. ' _.
Auburn's civic holiday will he held
no Friday, the 23rd, and instead of
the usual picnic to 'the lake the cit-
izens have decided to hold a picnic
to the.river flats, south of the
bridge, and will give theeprocceds to
the Red Cross Circle, There will be
sports and amusemejits of various
sorts. No admission fee will be
charged but the Circle will have a
booth and also a collection will be 1
taken Everybody is invited to come
and bring along a basket and enjoy
the dap.
Good 1VTornitng 1 News -Record means
News -Leader, . Are you a subscriber ?
TENDERS
CARNEGIE ANNEX.
Tenders for Contract. No. 6
for the Metal Work and Roof-
ing and Contract No. 7 for
the Plastering will be received
up to the 5t11 day of August.
Plans and Specifications may
be seen at nip office.
No tender necessarily ae-
cepted.
W. BRYDONE,
1 Chairman Public Library 1300511,
-93-2
FOR SAI,E,-A NUMBER OF GOOD
fresh cows and springers will. be
sold privately. Time will be given
with bankable paper. Apply to -W.
Marquis, R. R. No, 1, ' Clinton.
Phone 14 on CO. -84
TENDERS WANTED. - 'TENDERS
tvi.le be received by the council of
the township of Mullett up to
Thura:lay, 2611, July, at 2 pen., for
the deepening, widcniug and
straightening of the `(fain or creel:
known as the McCall extension
drain from a point on the eastern
limit of the weet•hall of lot 9, con.
11, to the outlet at lot 11, con. 10,
Mullett. Plants and specifications
can he seen at the elekl('s office. An
accepted cheque of 5 percent will
be required to be furnished by the
successful tenderer. The lowest or
any tender not necessarily accepted,
-James Campbell, Township Clerk.
-91-3
VOTERS' LISTS, .191,5, MUNICI-
- of the Town of Clinton,
County of .huron,-Notice is here -
,by given that" I .have transmitted
or delivered to the persons men-
tioned in section 9 01 The Ontario
Voters' Lists Act the copies of
the list made pursuant to said
Act, of all persons appearing •by
the last revised Assessment Roll
of the said Municipality to be en-
titled to vote in the said Munici-
pality at 'Elections for Members of
the Legislative Assembly and at
Municipal Elections ; and that the
said list was first posted up at
ami office in the Town Hall, Clin-
ton, on the 8th day of July, 1915,
and remains there tut inepeotion,
And I hereby call upon, all voters
to tape immediate,- proceedings t0
have any errors sot • omissions car•
-
reefed according to law. Dated at
Clinton this 8th clay of July, 1915,
=D. L. Macpherson, ';'own Clerk,
-92-2
VOTERS' LIST, 1915, MUNICIPAL-
sty of Bayfield, County of Huron.-
' Notice, is hereby given that I have.
transmitted or delivered to the
persons mentioned in section, 9 of
the Ontario Vfotees"- 'List Act, . the
copies required by said sections to
be so •Lransnlitled or , delivered .of
the list, made pursuant to said
act of all persons appearing by the,
last revised assessment roll of tine
said municipality to be entitled to
vote • 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 llayfiehi, on
the .29th day et June, 1915, and
t:enains there for inspection and 'I
hea:cby tail upon all voters to take
immediate proceedings. to' have any
errors of 011115510115 corrected aer
cording to law. -SI. 4V, Erwin,
Clerk of Bayfield. Dated this 29t11
day of June, 1016.
HENS AND BROILERS :WANTED,
highest market price (will be paid, -
W. Ttlarquit, R. R. 1, Clhton, or
1'ltonc 14 on 60. -S7
NOTICE . -THE STORE
1 II
Ol,'
MR.. A
J. Cuurtice, ITolme ville, will close
each Wednesday at 5 p. 111. . during
the summer months, -89
SUMMER HOTEL, KNOWN AS TRF, J
Commercial,situated on Lake, Hue-so son �o.
Phone 11 on 145,
on, will lie. sold reasonable as ''the
proprietor intends to gite up the'The Stare Of Qfaaltiy.
business. For particulars' apply to Successor to S. Barr. Phone 111. Good Morning1 Are
14. Darrow, Bayfield, Ont, X86. mono orders promptly,, attended to. _ Record Suhserier y,.
FARM FOR SALE, -THIS JAMES
Ross farm on the London Road
Part lot 13, concession- 1, Stanley
Tp.,' 42 aures' will be sold at'-auc-
tion
uc-
tr li ,;
u on September r
S Ili, 3rd 9
p 1 15 Foe
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0
c'et
PnLit Lars apply Y t
o 'Pilee
Canada
da
'!'rust Company, London,:, Ont., or
W. Brydone, .Solicitor, Clinton.
Dated this ' 20th day of June, 1915.
-91.
IIOUSPI AND THREE ACRES OF
Laful for Sale on. the Lopdon Road,
- one mile south of Clinton, better
known an the Jackson property:
Two story frame house,- shall bank
barn. Small orchard, :: hard and
soft water. Reasonable teraes.-Ap-
ply to Mrs. Philip Rowelilfe, R. R.
No. 5, Clinton. -92-3
HOUSE FOR SALE -THE ' PRO-
perty of the late Mrs. '!'hos. East.
Frame, '7 rooms, good cellar with
cement floor, wood stied and 'chicken'
pen, all ,in good. repair, 11 fruit
trees, apples, plums cher•ies, and
near, -Apply to 1I. Wiltse, Phone
40. -86
CLOTHES CLEANED, REPAIRED
and Pressed and at the shortest
possible notice. Both Ladies and
Gentlemen's
elle
thes.
We
guarantee
to do good d 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 a't pal'. We pay, the high-
est market prices consistent with
ass honest test. Testing done by a
competent man. Each can careful-
ly weighed, sampled and tested on
arrival and statement returned.
Those in the vicinity of Kinhurn
may leave their cream with Mr.
Hall who will deliver it here.
Write for cans and give us a trial.
Tho Seaforth Creamery, Box 486,
Seaforth.
"ROUGH ON RATS" CLEARS
out Pats, Mice, etc, Don't Die in
the House. 150 and 250. at Drug
and Country Stores. -85-6
PAPER HANGING, -I AM PREPAR-
ed to do Paper hanging 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.
-Wm. A. Mason, Princess street,
-74
News -Record to end of year for 50e.
WANTED
10,000 Dozen Non=
Fertile New Laid
Eggs Each Week
We are prepared to pay, a
premium for eggs from flocks
where there are no male birds,
eggs to be not over 4 days old.
BROILERS AND FAT LIENS
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,
Have you tried our Quebec
Maple Syrup ? We have only a
fecv Cans left,
A carload- of Shorts and
Bran due to aeriv ,
thisvt *eek
GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
The Up=to=date Firm
CLINTON.
N. W. Trewartha, Wm. Jenkins,
A Biscuit for Every
Taste and Prices
Right,
• With 30 Me 10 t arieldes, of fancy
biscuits to choose from. There is no
need boating ue the oven and icitcltan
clueing hot Weather making . cakes
iacl cookies. . There is a dainty and
'wholesome wafer or: biscuit in our
store for every taste. IItu:e are a
few • suggestions, a bargain_ while
they last :
Molasses snaps 3 lbs, for 25c,
Pine apple sandwiches, Vanilla Bar
and Lenten biscuits 2 lbs. 'fol 25e,
And other varictieia of dainty and
clelieious. taste. '
When yot are going camping p
picking look over our wiedo(5
pee will see our suggestions
your picnic or camp` life.
Pic -
and
for
T:
NE
cafl
NEO .
STORE
Live
and
Let'
Live
Why bother with
the hot fire.
When you can get such delicious
and nourishing cooled moats ready to
s'erv'e.
Now that the. warp
1 weather is at
band we would urge that you use
more of those wholesome cooked.
meats. A11 of our meats are of a
selected quality and we lean confi-
dently say that 3,,ott will be greatly
pleased with them, here are a few
suggestions r
CookedI I.
aur --What is .more. delici-
ous than a slice of It.
'Veal Loaf -A creator of Lt ta te'i
PI o in
itself for a warm day.
Cooked Specialty -This is a most
appetising cold meat Iine,
Breakfast Bacon-Tn the eo01 of the
morning these are splendid lines to
?'serve, -
Bol ,
o a
n Sausage-Nicely
q.
b1 at oreil
and made by
a. reputable firm.
E. E. HUNNIFORI)
LIVE AND LET LIVE GROCER,
Anything You.
Y �
WANT
DONE IN 'J'FIE LINE OF
ROOFING, EAVETROUGH-
LNG, PLUMBING, HEATING,
LIGHTNING RODS, ETC.
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 Largo Addition to
Faculty and Ecluipmealt in
Arts and Medicine,
GREATLY INCREASED ENROL
MENT IN VIEW,
, Write for particulars to
as else
E. E. BRAITIIWAI'TE, M.A,, Ph. D.
PRESIDENT.
F.-.
The Clinton Garage
Open All:Night,
The season is now 0n for
Gasoline Stoves. Wile not buy
filtered gasoline out of our
Bowser pump, which passes the
gasoline throuhh fine screens
and a filter. Prices always the
lowest.
•
We keep on hand a stock 01
Automobile Supplies and Bicy-
cle Repairs and do all kinds of
repairing promptly and at a
reasonable charge.
Auto Livery in connection:
J, H. PAXMAN
CEIENT 1
We have on hand awcar-
load of Portland Cement and
allaorders for same wil.1', be
filled promptly,
+sem
JOHN HUTTON,
LONDESORO.
0466DCBCOP ® oet
I We Recomssend This Coal '
e
We knou it's good. It's
unusual richness in carbon
makes it burn long, "event
and complete y. y
LEHIGH VALI D
AN H RAC TE
'
The Cool That Satisfies
1s always uniform in
quality,
very free from slate and other
foreign matter. Although
much more economical than
ordinary coal, it costs you
2310 more,
Phone us your order for
Prom
t delivery,
JOHN B. MUSTARD
Br ucef ield,
7019
a News-
T2a!I
Is the best Package Tea
on the market for
30cer lb.
P Although
Tea 'is veryand
high g
will
be'''hi higher. er. Our
Sterling Brand will
com-
pare favorably ywithle.
reg-
ular 40c Package i''e Tea
Try a package and
P g n
be convinced.
W. T. O'NellI
CHIMNEY TOPS.
It's a trade to build a good chines
noy and to repair a roof. It takes
more than a sheet of metal, a hot
iron and solder, it requires exper-
ience. If your chimneys 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
wo do well and reasonably.
THOS. HAWKINS.
Phone tf3.
ARTISTIC
J. G. CRICFI, ' THE RELI-
ABLE DECORATOR, MAKES A'
SPECIALTY OF CIIURCI•IIIS,
LODGE, ROOMS AND PRIVATE
RESIDENCES. IIIS ADDRESS
is 400 DOW*NIE St., STRATFORD
Monuments !
Finest stock in Huron Coun-
ty of "Made in Canada" Mon-
uments,
Best British and Foreign
Granites in up-to-date finish
and design.
Conte and see diem'.
Prices right,
At Doig's
OPPOSITE THE POSTOFFICJU
A Granite Base goes with each bion-
ltment. -843m
A Drop in
Kindling
a.ng
A LARGE STOCK 03. STAND,
WILL • BE SOLD CHEAP
THIS MONTH TO CLEAR
FOR CASH ONLY.;
Leave your orders for Fer-
tilize): 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 1920
Are You
Troubled with
He
P'
Headaches adach
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
eyes and tell you what is
.the matter and what you J
need:
In our long experience in
the Optical business • we
have made a groat 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 oyes bother ynou
come to us and learn the
reason why. • 1
A. J. GRIGO
Optician"
Jeweler and Issuer. of Marriage'
Licenses. ;'