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The Clinton News Record, 1914-03-26, Page 6arch 26th, 1914 ! • News -Record Mr. John. Ratisford Partner , gid Nidnufacttirer, Presided. •Meeting for farmers,. arranalby (Mai tyilt " eventually.. _ evolve , -Manets, presided over by w •a farther • ;s9heute wherehY.,-soililera I9e0iV -are 'addreSSect by„ a -fatineratvaS tha s�h encoMagniaenta as; Will eriabl beld ail the town hall • on "Sitianday theM td get, oftato• a good •start,"., aafteknobn Mad addressed ti 0, ,Th@ thiitl the Datist fatinert • ;Pratt, Member- hi -the' • Prov iffaied 1.Ootaiag" jo .aaa,, Pratt, ie somorain • .r; • •- wrOlderful, and their, systana o( „co, ,. • Mt, John Ransford,who rglories, •; 'operation is 'said to • e .largely ro :the ftible -cif "fnamier12- • Preaided an sPonSilild for ' . efeptabeed_ ; 'Then, just' to "ahow that ouch. -1 a '•;90lore- 'Par. system is possible here, the speaker • Clintthl-Cht of:Snell • interest,. told something; of the system rn ,eapecially ,, to farnaera, that ktr• was native c011ar of ,No,161k, ' and of • the tlimight ..to give more,. Of • the' *advantage aeeraing to the 'armors by. farmers an opportunity of hearing' it -thus working together.• . no the Public Meeting liad kcOn1 ar- there is no quarrel,. really, ' • tween the learner anL the muldlemau, Clo-Operation was the topic of Mr: each sticking to his legitimate, work, .Pratt's address and'he began Iv rea' Tbe middleman can handle stela for Marking that • the ' most 'Sueeessful a hundred aarrners more cheaply. tlkan Itam of co operation in Canada- to- lea each one soparately and the pro - dal' was the trade . fitwould be more lastly divided.' "The idea of co-operation ' among "A co-operative association an bay 'farmers is not a new one in Canada, more cheaply and sell to better ad - course," remarked Mr. Pratt, vantage than the individual farmer" abut the schemes for its develop- remarked Mr,, Pratt, "and the fanner meat have so far not proved to he is relieved of the worry of both." The lecturer' also spoke of the need of intensive farming and thought the time was coming when mote attena tion would be given to- the raging ol vegetables, fruit, ete„ than to grain farming; which has been the ride up to the present. And he cited the eas- es of several farmers in the southern counties who are making three hun- dred dollars an acre from straw- berries, goose -berries, cucumbers, cauliflowers, beets, peas, etc. "We are not .by any means reach- ing the limit for produation. We are in an era of development and of ex- pansion. Parmeas are not receiving too much' for their products -I see no' prospect of a lowering of prices - and if -a farmer can make money in- dividually ho can make more money through cooperation, while the mit- sumer will in all' probability pay less for what he buys." ' • Mr. Pratt also strongly urged the farmers present to insist on Huron obtaining a district representative; expressing surprise that this county had not had one before this. He 'ex- plained many of the advantages of such an official and said that; Norfolk IY it, did not succeed unless the had two and that they certainly aaathers „ma their land. He then would not wish to be without one hited the little country of Denmark as in°w" -the place where co-operation is in Several of the farmers asked ques- . full bloom, so to speak. . . • Mono as to the working 'out of this '"Rare, 'infertile, cold, the average • feature, some seeming to have the 'Canadian farmer set doyvn • upon a idea that a district representative Danish far*mild starve 'in"five would be something of a white years," said Mn. Pratt, "and yet elephant, and being a Government owing to their s,ystern, of farming aPpointee, could not be got rid a at and their co-operative schemes that will. Mr. Pratt, ho.vover, aaaured Iibtlo country, smaller ia area than thdna that such had not proved to be tbe province of Ontario and with a the case in any of the counties ho dense population, was one of the had knowledge of, "On the cop, most thrifty in existence." trary," said he, "the diflicalty will "Almost . eyery branch of industry beat° keep him, for as soon as a man id run upda the co-operative system begins to demonstrate his in Denmark. They even have a rat some private corporation will come catching association, and rats, which along and offer a, far larger , salary had become very ttouhlesorne, are bo- and away he'll go." fog rapidly -elaterminated." 1 It was a practical talk by a loo - Hog raising, egg oxpor Lotion, milk tical man to practical meti and was sapplios, etc., were among tote ' in- listened to with much interest by the ?Entries enlarged upon as being run largo number of larmets present, itaon the co-operative plan with great On its conclusion Warden Cant elan, success and profit. ` who With Rev. J. 0, Potts, °coupled Oyer these associations are what a aeat on the pint:form, moved a vote lacy, pall "control aoeieties" width of thanks to the speaker. Tit WI have the oVersight of all industries, course of his remarks he said that which are rigidly inspected and the for years he had been endeavoring to rides strictly enforced. have a district represertiatith , ap- -"the _farmers make these rules and, pointed in Huron, but had so far. they' °hey them to the letter," re- failed, and , the strangest part of it marleouthe lecturer. -• was that While the town and village He` 'then spoke of what; they call representatives favored such an ap- the "sinall holding scheme" by which poirtment the representatives of the the Goveannient 6.,'Osists a farmer to ural rounidipalffies voted It down perches° a farm, paying back the loan every tune. "There is nothing more ire. Ai' dertaln. number of years. needed, in Huron today," said the "There are sixty millioes of acres warden, "than a district representa- et fertile farm land in the Great Clay. tive ancl considering the small coat, to Belt," said Mr. Pratt, "and I be- the county, we certainly Ought to lieve something similar to this Dan- have ono." iah achetne could be done in regard to Mr. D. A. Forrester seconded the it, It is not fair to bring a man vote of thanks to the speaker which oat from one of the older civiliza- was given heartily. tions, set himdown among vastly The probability is that the interest ;intermit satrouniings from anything aroused in these subjects vital to the he has ever experienced before and welfare of the farming community will let him sink or swim. The Govern, yet 'boar At the 'nuipination a'aeftlng ijib1b Mod -•to11111"-the vacaney ,�itthe1 a *hoe' 'beard ea -lased' by the • resigns, - tion, of Dr. 'Cluddenwortli on -afeemilit e of .S, A. Pop- • lesPone was the only, nominee, 50 was elected y acoiamatiofi•-• g1 The- •toWil, started its incandescent stroot IiIaling idoed y"-nigltt'"and tliesa• are greatry appreciated after • anOf F " hrt • ' Williams are lamer1s -JOSepli Tffinan, Miss ,Ea, Siothera of: t14 Elpdra Public school'was.home oven the week- ., end rsanbly, • 111r, and Mts. Win. Davis of - bellford hays been visiting the •lady's parents, Mt. and Mrs. Thos, Sosman 01 Morris, , • . • Mr,' Thos. Healy Inc returned Ifoino. after spending the winter wilt friends pabhioS.Ri'inaw, Mich, and Crevd elan,,:., Mr, J. IP, McIntosh, who went west las,t year and who has been home on a visit this winter, has returned to Coblanz, Sask., where hehas purchas- ed a farm and will carry on farming. He look back some stock with him, Mn. J, A. Coombs of Toronto was visiting; friends bere last week:While up in the north country he had the misfortune to have his right 'hand severely frozen and lie is still nursing it. • • - Mrs. W. Bell has returned • from a visit with 'friends in Braceileld. Mrs. T. Carbert and children of Sea - forth visited the -lady's mother, Mrs. Flatiron, Sr., lapt weck. Mr. John Welmouth has engaged with Mr. J. ,Hutton, Londesboro, for the season as head sawyer and left last week to start work. Mr. W. Nichol left last, week for Kindersloy, Sask., after a visit of some weeks with his parenits in town. Miss Ena Taylor of Toronto was I here on a visit to her mother last week. • very successful."' This failure he at- tributed not to unsoundness of the schemes themselves but Tether to tho fact that other interests had Macr- ae-refl. • "Sach organizations 'in the past," said he, "did not confine themselves altogether to the furthering and de- NeloPing of purely cooperative en- terprises.. Other mat teri were allowed to dreep in, the 'organization had :been used to further personal or pol- itical ends and so had failed. -- This did not prove that co-opetation was n ot a good thing. "In union , is strength," and what one man cannot accomplish one hundred men, bent capon' its accomplishment, may not .And at all difficult." The speaker cited the co operative -organizations of the western provin- tea, such as the Wheat Growers' As- sociation of Manitoba, . Saskatchewan and Alberta, the co-operative stores in the mining regions of 'Michigan, ,azd , the very succeisful stores 'of Great Britain as samples of the work which could bo done by such as,sociations. Speaking of co-operation among farmers Mr. Pratt said that apparent- Goderich Mrs: Collins of Edmonton is visit - in; at the parental 'home, that of Dr. arid Mrs. Whitely. Miss Maude Hale visited Benmiller friends recently, ' • Mr, F. 0, Gilchrist; has returned Dom a short trip north representing the American Roada• Machine Co. Mrs. McKenzie of Gall and Miss • Balaton of Blyth visited theta sister, Mrs. Jas. H. Leech, last week. kle. Ed. Lawson has returned from e trip west. Clothes line thievee have keen ab 1 work in town lately. A. 'Canadian ChM was formed in ' town one evening last week at a re- lareseatatiwo meeting of citizens. The •oflicees were appointed presideiat, *Rm. J. B. Fotheringbam, -ace, Mr. 1), McDonald., secretary, Mn, J. L. ICillotan, treasurer, Mr. Geo: Williams, executive, Mayor Reid, 1VIeS- 873, R. J. Megaw, F. R lIodgens, P. Hnme and Jos. ,Kidci. Rev. Geo. E. Ross has been Sliff01?-• big from a severe cold. • Mr:. E. N. Lewis, M.P., spciat the -week-end .at his home here recently, returning to the capital Monday, Mrs, G. M. Elliott , has been spend- ing a• few days in Toronto duaing the past week, • , a rdrs Ditakeld of. Caledonia is the guest. of ParentsMr. and Mrs, :Duncan Cameron, •• • Mrs, porter , who was operated ' on 1 et appendicitis recently, ia„doing. •ale has trafelled exten,sively since . .•„-Mr. David Fritzley has returned to , • -Own, after being.absent several years D but has' been 'residing in 'Detreit for some tikne. Mt., Hugh DOnlop,- who received ,• a. sight stioled 'a -fortnight . ago, ia re- thveng . The remains...of, Miss Robena Harris daughter -of thb late William Harris, lvtehareclerich for interment, the fluxes-.. o 'died -,at .11aniilton, were brought al tikling place froiri" the borne of Mi. -Wm; Warnock. , • • Goderich. The funeral of the late Mrs. (Rev.) I. Montgomery, who died in Montreal took place from the home of her unc- le, Mt. Samuel Bispet of Sanford On Friday. • Mr, John Hamlin, who had passed his n'nety-first birthday, passed away at ,his home recently alter but a short illness. He was a good citizen and highly esteemed. Ktiox Presbyterian church wds fill- ed Saturday night when Mr. -0, R. Carrie, M. A., general secretary of Toronto University Y. AT. 0, A. ad- dreoaed the young men of the town. A men's choir rendered special music. Speaking on the problem of correct principles, of, living the speaker em- phasized the necessity of viewing life as the scientist saw it, as a struggle, tho ,struggle of mankind; againal 'forces within aria without towards a higher manhood as seen in the life of ,Christ. The great, goal , ol the ifc ,of Jesus is the establishment of the "kinadom of God on earth, the reshaping of society- so that Goers will could be done by all. • Dungannon. Mn. J. 11.• MoNab. was itt Toronto for a fow days last week. • Mi. SVs Shaleleton has sold out, his stote liminess. at Prosperity to Mr. Wm. H. Young. Mn. Shaldeton has kept the postoinee at' Prosperity for many years,. • . • • The marriage took place at , the home of the -bride's parents in. Ashr field on Wednesday of last week or Miss Laurette, daughter of Mn':and- Man S. Roach, to Mr...G.' Cecil Tre- lea,ven, Tho 'many fiends 'of the. young coltple. offer congra•tulations, 1VIrs. Ta C. 'Allem, who has been ill; is row better. Miss Olive Gruff of Ashfield and Mr; Arthur M. Sbraughall of Bentniller were married last week and a,ftei honeymoom trip have taken tip, resit . ' . • „ • , . ,• ' • , "'' . • , • . , , , r ' . • ^ .; • 1 1 4 ' --- ;At the r on to •4:1 son ot d G:. ''01,111es,Vill rMr. Mist MnW Mara 35th, nit R,,,tn',t,. • re Pastor Varna ' y torten, church, ARLATT-DtINItiN of the ,p6re('s'StffifeY the llaoji ma ...• Peaffi dax„...ihter -.Mr,' 'and" ' Andreii,„Dunkin,. to Aktlxiir Stanley', Marlatt, of Hamilton, EVANS--.CLARK-Al; Varna on Mai. 18th, by Rovs 11. A. Miller and • 1):,John&tolfe, Eniilyr daughter- of Ml ' Mr. and is.Wni. Co lar Robert Seined Evans of Corinth, ' Sask. , SELLERS-SOUCH-1n Morris, on March 11-th, John Sellers, Moose- • jaw, Sask., to Florence' daughtee • of W. J. and IVIrs. Soueh. WILSON,-STRASSE'R--Art Seaforth on March 1011, Edith Strasser, second daughter of 'Mr. and 'Mrs - • H. W. Strasser, to Samuel Wilson, of Ingersoll. • • SPROAT-In Tuelemsmitt -on Maroh llth, to Mr. ani1.1VIrs. Jas, H. Mitchell, a daughter.. BELL -in Blyth Alarcll, 13th, to Mr. and Mrs. Archie' rfeffc'a (tau- , ghter. IAIGI-I--In ,Seaforth 011 11faicrii. 1111), to Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Haigh, a daughter, • Deaths ARMOUR --In Clinton on March 21st, John C. Armour, aged 47 years. EIRENNAN.-In Hallett, on March 25th, 'Collette, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brennan, aged 5 years. N AFFECTIONATE . REMEM- BRANCE of our father, James Shepherd, who passed away, . at his late residenee, Townsend St, Clinton, Friday, March 2911), 1912 -The Family. CRUICKSHANK - In, Sarnia on March 2011), Elizabeth Cruick- shank, widow of Charles Cruick- shank, formerly of Clinton, aged 71 years. LEE -At Indian Head,- Sask., on March 19th, Mary A. Reynolds, widow of Roger Lee, a former resident of Clinton, aged 81 years. FIOMUTH-In Wingham, on March 14th, Harry A. Homouth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Win. C. Homuth of Turnb'erry, aged 3 years and 7 months. . BELL-Tn Blyth on March 130, the Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Bell. _ MORRISON-In Seaforth on Match Iffith, William lAforrison, aged 71 years and 9 months. HENDERSON - In McKillop on March 18th, William R. Homier - son, aged 91 years and 10 months. Auburn - bit. C. Culleton of Winnipeg, who left here some sixteen years ago for the west, called on old friends lest - week. Mn. John Willard spent a SCIV days inHamilton with friends recently. Mn. Lorne Wilson and his sister of Brucefield visited frierida; hero for a few days last week. Mr. Andrew Ferguson, who was in- jured in the mill a few weeks ago, is now, recovering in Goderich hos3tal: The remains of the infant son of Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Mole of Seaforth were interred in Auburn cemetery ' on Sunday Week: Mr. Wilfrid Armstrong has returned to the west after a stay of a couple of months at the parental home here. The sea:mill is running full blast night and day in order to fill orders noAw , ber of tho members and ad - hermits of the Baptist church mot at the home of Dt, C. A. Howson one evening recently and presented Miss Winnie Howson with an aPPreciativo address and a music cabinet in, ye - cognition' of her valuable servinesas organist for several years. Atter ,athe presentation the evening was pleas- antry spent in games and Plensali Mr. Beaver has moved in front near Exeter to the residence recently pur- chased from Mn, R. Clulmore, Rev, Geo. Jewitt of Blyth, a former pp y f on, LIM Methodist; church on Sunday next. - A number of citizens who are occu- pying rented houses and have to move this spring are finding it difficult to procure residences to mot's into, The claim of Mr. F. W. SmaIla- combo on account of loss by fire and water to his stock of onions a couple of weeks ago has been adjusted by the insurance company. A Sunday school Institute was held in the Methodistchurch here on Thurs- day week which was well attended. Reeve Hudson and Councillor Sruith attended a Hydro -Radial meeting in Exeter one, day last week, Much in- terest is being taken in this subject just now and aTirge delegation from Huron are in Ottawa today confering with tha .Government. About seventy of the threshers of the section of the country- surround- ing -here mot in convention one day' recently to consider the cost of car- rying on their most necessary. calling. The result will probably be -a slight • increase in the cost of flailing out the grain from this year's crop. Miss C hariotte Welah of London, dmany of Exeter, was married, recentHWMA- ly. to Mr. Harry 37 UI of Lon- ctaoilfig of 1Villiam Welsh for - Dungannon Mr. Pied RO8Sprincipal of the Pub" Do school, was laid ' oli for several days last; week owing to illness, A Legal Question. •. (Mail and Empire) R. G. T. Clinton. -Qu. --There is a watercourse which runs from A's land into B'S and then along a line fence between B and C Ito a creek,. 5, an adjoining owner.; objected to the location of the runway and brought , on the engineer. The engin- eer' came on to the land and gave some directions' to B about cleaning oat the &tali. .11 consented to pay. ball the "fees,"assuming. that D. would pay the other 'half. D has • since died. Can the engineer eorapel. his executor to Pay his lee? Ans.-Probably the. engineer pro - .cured aa, agreement from the Parties; which will enable bios to °afore° pay' kient of hit fees. 1 cannot" say, how - over, whether, the agreement is suf- limerit or not, but -if the, claim is placed in the. hands of some solicitor -ler ocellection he witI look into it and LIVING ROOMS TO RENT IN THE pantelon Mock, just vacated by Mn. and Mrs, Matheson, who have moved to en5r1'ry.--11'. AV. Evans, TEACHER WANTED - .181 OR 3m! elass teacher with Normal training, by No, 9 Goderich town- ship. Duties to commence after Easter. State salary and qualifi- cations. Applications received up to April 1st. by -Guy Hicks, Seel. rotary., R. R. No, 3, Clinton. -21-3, CREAM WANTED, -I AM AGENT --fara the Walkerton Creamery. Any person .110,Ving- -atm., to dispose of • please write or phonii-me.-ilagar J. Trewartha, Holmesvillo; P. 0. Phone 15 on 1;53. -15. IT WILL PAY YOU -WHEN HAV- hig an auction sale advertise it in The News -Record which goes into the great majority of homes ia the district. , BOYS ANY BOY anxious 5 o earn money earl secure it position with ine, Good pay, easy lamp's, A 1 s o prizes --everything 1r o ni tops to Shetland pony out- . fits. The work is easy and need not interfere wi bh °that duties., Apply to - COOPER & CO. CLINTON, r ONTARIO feenatilletereleMaillaNnlagaceaczmananiall •'New Telephone Directory. The Bell Telephone Company of Canada is soon to print a new issue of its Official Telephone Directory for the District of Westeim Ontario in eluding , CLINTON . . Parties who contemplate becoming Subscribers, or those 'who wish 'chang- es in their present entry should place their orders with the Local Manager at once to -insure insertion in this issue. Connecting Companies Should also ' report additions . and changes in their list of subscribers, either to 'the Local Manager, or dir- ect to the Advertising ,Directory De- partment, Illoatreal. The sell Telephone Com - v ,FOR AND t W09- FOR SAL-aaag 14FiSTH a half 'frame 'II:4Se on 'queen street , Q.44,411Plana1;,01%•:"(4,; 1,rpoina; town, and 'Soft water. ere of n11 Willi nUmber of apple, plum and pear trees. A stab- ` le and good sized chielrea For furthea Particulars apply op Ilreinisen ,oC adda0a-Mrs, Albert °Turner, Clinton, Ont. - -11 SEED GRAIN. FOR SALE --NO:, 2a• 0 A,0 jinPrervedrManellniia Barley and' Sibetinn' '; Oats.-JOba W. Yee,. HOdineaville 5, 0a, 'cktt. PILO Oodera' IPA ,i'ToNirilaiirifn Menet. 7: •on 1.53 •-• •-. ' ,.• . FATtal FOR SALE:a-TI-III EXECU-• tor of the Southeoinne . estate et= figs for sale 50 acres, being east half of lot 28„ COM, 6, Mullett., This is a first class farm, welt tvatered, and iniProved with good buildings and orchard, also seven acres. .of bush land. -•-•Apply to 'R, J. South - combo, Clhiton P. 0, , -24 MONEY TO ' LOAN, PRIVATE Punds.-Apply to Box 173, Clinton, P, 0. -21 • MONEY WANTED -THE UNDER - signed can place several thousand dollars on mortgages, bowie or debentures -security ;ha ve!.), best, Twitchell & Son. HOUSE FOR SALE. ---ON RATTEN-, bury St, west. Six rooms with wood shed, Good cement founda- tion, good cellar well drained: Town water and cistern. First class gar- den. -Apply at The' News -Record Office. -21. FEATHERS FOR SALE -A QUAN- tity of good feathers in pillows, al- so a number of lamps, for sale. For particulars apply at, - Canadian Express Office, Clinton. -18. FARM FOR SALE. -The William Proctor Farm, Lot Number 32 and south-west part of Lot Number 33, Maitland Concession, Goderich town- ship, 144 acres. -Apply to W. Bry- done, Clinton. -10. COTTAGE, FOR SALE, - SIX rooms, cement cellar, town water. Located in the centre of tlie town.' -Apply at The News -Record of- fice. -15 Review Sunday Mar. 29th ONTARIO STREET .SUNDAY SCHOOL Flour, Feed and Seeds When in town on Horse .age, Callao. Show Day don't fail to call -allite-NtlatILEnd Flour, Feed and Seed Store. - Just received another lot of Salvage Wheat. Everybody is getting some for chicken feed, Mare Bran. and Shorts coming in this week. We can keep you supplied. Tito very beat Seeds of all kinds kept in stock. North End Flour, Feed and Seed Phone 192. Store. Frank W. Evans Clinton. Phone 192. Wanted 'RAW FURS COON, MINK , FOX, WEASEL AND SKUNK, ALSO 1000 MUS fit R A T SKINS WANTED BY APRIL 20th, - JAS. STEEP. • JOHN MAY, AGENT , FORTHE DEERING PEOPLE. 4 , • • 1. Is offering fencing 'at low prices. AI - So .a geed p,alw.der for sickiy,. hogs% - Orders taken now for gemeste0 Fertilizer, '• For Sale in Clandeboye GOOD BRICK HOUSE, 2 ACRES ORCI-IARD, ST(AB- A.ND 15 ACRES LAND. CONVENIENT TO POSTOE- ETCH S 0 , 00 L AND 13any, of Canada. CHURCH A.13 JONES 206 PPIRC1/ sat . M1111.1.1111111111•11111111111111111111111111,111.111.1.i. OTTAWA. CIsIa0111eC:E.41;0A.CS2T11-1;.11,0F1onets,51"Ajortalvf5, St; sIrt. ley, containing 77 acres under tivation, 40 acres in pasture . and 7 acres in good bush ; consisting of cedar, hemlock, beech and. maple. There is ,a good frame , barn and cedar lop house, ThoSe wishing to PilichaSe a good pasture tura. with opportunity ,for light agriculture ' will do well in interesting thema selves in this property, as river nuns through this farm, and woods' afford excellent shelter, and grass is alway the best -Apply to J. J. Richardson, Varna. BELLEVIEW F A 551 DAIRY. - From our stock of firat-class cows we aro prepared to supply you twice daily with the best of aline and cream. We solicit a share, of your patronage. -E. B. Hill, Phone THE CORNEA STORE Live and Let Live House- Cleomill TIME. BROOMS I BRUSHES, STOVEPIPE VARNISH, STOVE POLISH, SOAP, PEARLINE, GOLD DUST, AMMONLA, SOAP CHIPS, LUX, FUN TO 'WASH, OLD DUTCH CLEANSER,-ALli THESE HELP TO MAKE 'WORK EASY. Fruits ORANGES, LEMONS, BANANAS, GRAPE ,FRUIT. Specials for Saturday LETTUCE AND CELERY, A CALL SOLICTTED. E. E. HUNNIFORD LIVE AND LET LIVE GROCER. 'Is Your Eyesight Not as Good it Was? J If your eyesight is not as good as it was you need glasb- es, not a pair picked up at random, but a pair carefully selected by an experienced optician. J The same glasses will not tsuit every pail of eyes and the optician does not make the selection until he hao -drentific test of your eyes. ti Properly fitte g asses a comfort to those who need glasses, 1J And there are people who are troubled with headaches caused by eyestrain who would get relief from glasses fitted by,us. AmWAlaP',Dr--Vit HAY)) 1540. quipped' an aff-tP-dite-crertinerrifaa are ready:to, tecei•o',ciaataa- We Solicit-yoitt patronage, Wo Tilt • pay you tugboat 'prices for ' -Cream' twice ,a .month,..also Pay ' ffih, express . charges and furnish yolk ' 'cans. Those in the 'vicinityt;e0- •Kinburn ' mak leave their' er3aink ,• with Mn. 'Hall and ,delAtat • It Write at' once for' OA* efid• 'give us a trial, -The Seal** Gre0ra0r3" , CO, Hex 480, Seaferldt" e • ,111••••••••• *••••11 , We will be ‘`.At • • Horne" on April 2,.: • .; • • Clinton Show Day e • : to all our friends. • ., • 0, ; Come and See Us. :- • i • ., Bring Your Wives 1 ; Children, and t • Friends. .• .. • o- 1 --jt • • • 111•1•1••••=mid41.111.•monns., • • • A • • . w. T. O'NEIL• " • • • "The Hub grocery." ow • 11100111•••••••••••••••11111.• For Artificial Hatching and Raising Chickens we have Prairie -State Incubato6; and Universal Hovers— a great saving on the old way of hatching with hens. Call andsee our display --four different sizes of In- cubators, For the laying hens we have Oystu Shell, Crystal Grit, Beef Scrap, etc. Fat heim wanted, 12c live over 5.1b 10c live over 4 lb. A full line of grain, flour and feed always on hand. GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.. The Up-to=date Firm CLINTON. N. W. Tretvartha, Wni. Jenkins. A. J. GRIGG Optician Jeweler and Issuer of Marriage Licenses, .;t:,;`; don't Accept Mimi Here's a Guarantee Don't talre chances on Roofing, fpi, yon can now have roofing insurance, J-IYI Regal Roofing' is absolutely guar - =teed against leaks due- to defects in thAeardootfig.guarastes is as good as a governaient bond, for it's signed by the makers, a 0,000,00(1,00 company. J- Regal Roofing is made entirely in the Regal people's own mills. They know'the quality of every square inch of it, That's why they can guarantee It. They make the wool felt -know that it is the best gummy, long -fibred wool. I They refine and process their own asphalt -get it direct from Lake Trini- dad. No man has yet found anything else half as.good for waterproofing. So here Is a roofing that is proof against the broiling sun, against snow and rain, freezing and thawing, the oxygen in the air and the other things .whieh so soon ndn other wool felt roof. mga. J -M RBGAL ROOFING is also highly fire -resisting. a Samples' are free; also an interesting book on roofing. BYAM SUITTER Salaam" Plumber* Phone 7... Call and see the Tinware that we are making, and the quality of the tin we use. Do not buy factory; goods when you can get handmade , for very little more Money. SAP BUCKETS AND PANS. A SPECIALITY. ORDER NOW. THOS. HAWKINS. Phone 53. PLUMBING AND HEATING.: Sewing Machines anti Supplies. If you need a new Sewiag Mae- ; hine let one know about it for 1 can supply you with any make you desire. I also keep on heal a fu.11 stook of supplies, needles, oil, etc. If the machine you have needs repairing bring it to mo and I will mitit to rightg. A general Insurance business also carried on, A. HOOPER Store Next Wiltse's Grocery. IRSIMINIINNEIRESSMINNIIIIMMINIUMNIA COLLEGE AT 1101VIE 1 Thousands of ambitious young P001,10 1. aro fast preparing in their own homes to occupy lucrative pooltioes as stonog, tomboys, bookkeepere, Ielegrophers, (24,711 servants, in fad 000(0'sphere of Nuetoese AeGivittes. You may finish et collage 0 yOu so wish. Positions guar- anteed, Cuter college any day, Indi- idual instruction, 10xDert tooehers Thirty yeas'eirporienee. Largest train era In Canada. .Sevon colleges. Special course for teachers Affiliated with Commoreird Educe, torte Association of Canada, Stiminet lichoel at Canons Spotton DOsineas College. London. ohlINIToN ROSINESS COLLEGE GOO. SroxtoN B. IP, 'wimp President. Principal. 811110111111111111111111111111111ININIMEIKligillilig&Mii1111