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oe, rapidly.: The ,leaf is not quite fkl.li-
, for the'24th,- as ,7-0e,,,,,.thuuallYeeexPewth-
it
lobe. , But the gi. ,
derful during the past
heefew b..„ clatiys.,
A e' change says: A coill ., ,.,
viithrialpenchant f or statistics wieitie
that iaddition r„,
to being a.leaP Y ,
'. ' • 1928 will have ,53 Sundaayncliftghrlittso,
-. three full moon Sundaysh re
FrIi-" like tt since 1 •
a the 13th. ll'Urthe.rino.re, t 8e88
t been a Year ,
t be another like it
* ''' 1. . ted
' ." • and there 1955."
-until
4 - .- Alberta is getting keenly Intel. es
' . ' the dev elopement of hydro .in that
in i a ) n May 12th The Leth-
Prov-ne_ie ' a o out with a sixty-
' bridge Herald c
ct:inic:1 Power Develops-
ment number. The great convenience
:•• athne, development of industry and 1;iNn.
d utility of hydro -electric power m
farming -is being ?..eadily grasped ,
I - the people of Alberta, which The Het:„
. ald clescri
1 ' - '15es
as "this favored tiortion
. ef the last great west."
four page Ele
Each year.we hear more or less of
it but this year we have heard more
- of it than -ever, that -ii, the high cost
of flowers .for Mother's Day.- The
week previous to Mother's Day. all
kinds of flowers are advanced in price_
. by the big florists to the local florists.
who must, . of course, advance
their -prices to the public and the con-
. . sequence is that the boy or girl who
" • - wishes to "say* it with flowers," to
mother must pay through the nose to
do it. So glaringis the commercial-
. ization. of this event that one news-
paper paragrapher asks: "Did you
. • remember the florist. on Mother's
' Day?" and another puts the query:,
•
'Whith is correct: ‘Suriday is Moth=
,er's Day' or `Sunday is florist's day?'
Miss Evans certainly started seine-
' thing when she suggested that every-
one wear a white carnation on Moth-
er'S Day. In England in the long ago
' 'Mothering Day" used to be:honour-
erby, bringing mother a certain Iciud
of calce. Were this the fashion now
,:the bakers would be the beneficiaries
instead of the florists. '
Of coarse we can understand that
there is a great min -on the fidists'
supplies for this one day or few days,
and that they -wish to "make hay while
• the stin shines," but it doesn't look
, ;just sporting that they should, lust
beeaase they know that people will
Pay it, ,pil on ",all the traffic will.
bear."
The second 'Sundey in May is a lit-
tle early for our garden flowers and
. it might be a good plan to set the
- -day the first Sunday in June, -when
flowers are more plentiful. ' Then
those who wished or. could afford it
. might buy the hothouse flowers, qth-
, ers,who cannot afford to 'spend much
money but wish to remember mother
might bring an offering from their
, own garden. After - all the day was
intended as a tribute to 'motherhood,
not as a. --day for the enrichment of
florists,
The matter of the weekly hal
holiday during the summer months
. a custom which had spread until i
was observed pretty generally in ou
towns and cities, has lately been Coln
ing in for some criticism and corn
towns are discontinuing it. The ide
was first to give the clerks and busy
ness men, who have to keep such tat
hours on Saturday evening, one hal
• day in the week in. Which to get-ott
into the open and enjoy something o
the pleasures of the summer season
It was a laudable motive and scenic
to work out fairly well for soine
years. The fariters at first made some
• eomplaint as it was inconvenient for
them if the particular! day on which
the stores were closed happened to be
the day they found it convenient to
• come to town but they accomodated
• themselves to 'it, More or less, just as
they accomodate themselves to the
• the fact' that the banks are closed
each Saturday afternoon, the most in.
. convenient day for both busine§sinen
" and farmers, and we had Caine to take
-the weekly half holiday as a matter
of course, But the past year or so
thete has been a reaction. The city
; • mocha -rite decided to cut out the
I- weekly half holiday and to arrange a
plan of allowing each employee a half
•--
holiday in. the week, keeping the
place of business open -the full six
-days. This change was brciught abbitt
., 1)y, the growing volume of tourist
- -trade. It was 'felt that to, have a
toam closed one afternoon in the
week Meant a-hig loss in trade- and
„ gave traveller§ a bad imPressiou -as
.theY drove through.
There something in it too.
" When places of -bn§inesS are clos-
ed up a town puts on a very dead an-
Pegrapee,
, Some towns, Collingwood, for id -
Stance, solved the problem by closing
half the numbo ' each class of,
• stores each, Wednesday, so that neitli
, et' citizens- nor visitors need be dis-
. Olinten is keeping wide open clur-
,
tug May this year, 'with the exception
of the barbers' shops, but the
. pre eve announced their intention to
,cornmeace tbe Wednesday afternoon
losing
•
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;arid' the: iat� Chgle H:
,w inton.,t61.Harold',"A.
drew '
ni
• Sc,
. on."11.1aY -2,1et,!
.".. 01./.1 $yiri3Oti.64. Wade, 'Son late'
,Revk Mre,','Wede,
-'fried: 76 years,:- ,Funeral
from - the
ser.;"
O'clock.
IVIeDONALD4n, .1Vientreal, on May,
Ioth; 'Agnes McDonald, wis't
dow Of..theleleRey,- .McDoriald,
formerly minieter of'' :the
..Preebyterian church,
CONFERENCE IN' LONDON
UNITED CHURCH 01? CANADA
• In this Conference there are '252
charges with 479 preaching places in
them.
?or all purposes the grand total
givings of congregativits within' tins
conference amount to $1,473,772 .f p1
the nine 'months ending December
31st, an increase over the previous
year at the rate of $259,400 for the
whold year.
There has been an increase in sal-
aries of ministers' at the rate for the
whole conference of $36,639 per year.
The Confererce, c.ontributeci 2280,872
for the Maintenance , and Extension
Fund for. nine_mmiths or at the rate
of $374,496 for a. twelve -Month per-
iod—an increase over last year's
figures of almost $80,000.
There are 494 Sunday- Schools -13
less than th6se reporting. a year ago,.
with a total enrolment for the year
Of 72,493-976 less than last y -ear:
"Members of Session total "2,66-1.4
less then reported' a year ago. Stew.,
ands or Managers number 3,342-4,1
more than last year. Other inembers
of Official Boards show a decrease.of
nine and are reported as numbering
2,431. There are, according to the
reports, 138 fewer families ,under the
care of the United Church in tin.,
London Conference this' year than
last. The net membership of the
United Church in the London Confer-
ence stands at -83,605-1016 less than
reported a year ago.
Since the consummation of Union
i 1925 t
n moi gages have been paid off
United Church property to the a.
mount of 257,062,
Churches and Sunday, schools hrtN'i
been repaired or redecorated at a tot-
al outlay of over 276,000. Man-
s e s and parsonages have
been bought or built at a coet of ever
$34,200•and repairs to parsonages al-
)e4tdy fn account for $18,000 ad-
ditional- outlay.
More than $10,500 have been spent
in furnishings 'for manses and'up.
wards of $19;000:foi new organs and
.
• New churches and SturdaY Schools
have been erected since Union in
many parts of the Conference at a
total cost of almost $275,000. Some
of them may -be mentioned, 1
- Giles Boulevard (Windsor); Trill.
ity United (London); , Rodney; Cot•
tant; Corunna & Cartwright;. St
John (Stratford); Parkview, Strat.,
ford S, S.; Forest; Lincoln Road
(W,alkerville); Alvinston; Inwood and
St. Andrews; Westwinster. (North
St.); Park St, Chatham.
Sheds have been erected at Gran-
ton, Centralia, Arkona and Carthage
and a: fine new' church is under way
at Woodstock.
The Women's Missionary Society
has 422 auxiliaries with 16,070 mem-
bers and contributed last year near-
ly $95,000.
This Conference meets in Lincola
Road Churelb Walkerville,' on May
30th.
R. 0. P. COPYRIGHTED
, The Department of Agriculture an-
t nouncee that the term "it. 0. P.", the'
✓ popular title for .the policy of the-
- Record of Performanee for Poultry,
e has been copy righted by the Dom -
a inion Live Stoek Branch, from which
- office the policy is administered,' Titer
o perpose of copyrighting is to pre -
2 vent the fraudulent use.of the term in
t advertising:1 The widespread. popul-
f arity and demand for Record of Per-
formance poultry has made the move.
1 necessary for- the protection of far-
mers and 'poultrymen desiring to se-
cure R. 0, P. stock.
litany commercial hatcheries are
using R. 0. P. males to head.the
flocks from 'which they eectu:e eggs,
and while the Department is .encour-
aging this practice, it also intends ti
insure that genuine R. 0. P. stock is
so used and advertisbd.
Definitions 'are at present being
drafted defining:`the various classes
of R., 0. P. stock—females, males,
chicks, pens, etc. These will be made
nubile when adopted, and will be.ilm
official definitions under. the dis
cretionary, power granted the Dom.
inion Live -Stock. Branch through the.
copyright. • ,
'
• EXETER: On the occasion of the
'annual visit of District Deputy Rt,
Worshipful Bro. McKay to Exeter
Masonic .Lodge on Monday Masons
from the -district turned out splendid-
ly, Luean, Goderich and,
Isinclesboro being- particularlic' web
represented, Following bushiess
meeting, at the ,lodge quarters, the
members attended a banquet in Gen=
tral Hotel, District Deputy McKay -was
the'm'incipal 'speake.r, while others who
addressed the banquet included Geo -
Thompson. of Centralia; R. N. Creech
and W. Taman, of Exeter. -
EXETER: The 'Young' People's
Society presented their .play,' "Eyes
Of Love," here again IVIonday .in
Jamee street United-CInirch, the
way of a special repeat presentation
on reqneSt, and again drew a ,capacity
attendance. This „was „the, eecend
showirig here, and 'the 'sixth held in-
thie distrlet. '
7 7,
THE CLINTON•!Nt,WS •
TIIUR$D M 24 1028
lhI ehipmerte
of onions haVe'lbeen'inacle 'from here TOGRAPIIS:
madO.; i!lrillnetiell -theS'tifdie otien' ,eVery
?-tbe 1)ctsrb aA.id 'ate,
18 Steelo ' Bliggs 'COMPa'11Y.:, „ wn.y , ,Hciare fvcia to
liere.-'ore mak. 5 p We,would be -pleaeed".toimake
..•
°m° real good PlIologralibe for yeti
make SPecialtY of -Wedding
• ;
Ot0,q1.4P We,' also develep Roll
Ii we 'innierteci of "the Old Filing and. finien printe for ameteure,
Oenntry- elcill ancl.rhethdds a breed:- 14S.elre.y01.11`, :011118 ',NI -al us or naail 19
we lnight not -haVa to imPort so our hillteben. studio. . • , •
inneb, Old 001. t stock
urgessPortrait Studios '
, ARD „OF' THAN1C$
;Mrs. Charlesworth, and Mrs. W.,
J. Vedder", wish to extend their thankS
to friends and -neighbors for the kind.
ness and sympathy -Shown them ,in
their rent bereavement, the'death of
their mother,"; the late Mrs. John. Jon -
Meeting of Baron. County Council
The COuneil of the Corporation of
the County of Huron will meet i4 -the.
Counal; Chamber, Goclerieh, at 2.30.
o'clock m the atternoon of Tuesday,
the 51h day of June 1928. •All ae-,
coun.ts'against the County inust.be in
the hands of the Clerk not eater than
Monday preceding the meeting of
Geo. W.,Flolmam County Clerk.
Godericli •May 21st 1928. 62-2.
NOTICE TO, :CREDITORS •
'
In the Estate of Jane Johnston,
• • Deceased
NOTICE is hereby given that all
Persons having claims against the
estate et Jane Johnston, late- of th
Village of Varna „in the Qounty o
Huron, spinster deceased, who died 'or
or. about the sixteenth day of .Apri
A.D. 1928, age required to deliver 1
the execbtrix of the said estate et
to W. Bryclorie solicitor, on or befor
the sixteenth day of June A.D. 1928,
a full statement 'of their claims to-
'gether with' particulars thereof, and
.the -nature of the securities, if held
by thorn- all duly verified by affi-
davit,
AND TAKE NOTICE ' that after
the said last mentioned date the said
executrix will -proceed to distribute
the estate of the said deceased a.
inongSt the persons entitled thereto
having regard only to such claims aa
she shall have received due notice
and 'in accordance therewith.
Dated at Clinton, Ontario,.this 23rd
-day .01 May, 1928,
W. BRYDONE, Clinton, Ontario
Solicitor for the said executrix.
63-3.
Live and' Dresso
POULTRY VIANTED
Your poultry and'eg 1 r
ap e
and niale mpre pr6fit for'yotresel'f•
high—teke advantage of thein new.
, Clinton's Leading -Egg-Grading
• •• Station
, ,
- MITCHEI,w .AND CLINTON.'' -,- T ' Clinton . Poultry floust
.„, _
. .- '....... N. W - TreUrt-trtlia
lid- aici uit- s .viettleat ,
. phQues—Office, 214j Residence' 214m,
, .
We -have some Marquis and Goose
Wheat TO seed. A1SO S03110 'two and
six row Barley. A good price on Tim-
othY seed.
fifloriarch Chick Feed
.
Chick Mash $4.0,0 per 100 lbs.
Chicle Feed $3.50 per 100 lbs. ,
Laying Mash $3.00 per 100 lbs.
Seed Potatoes
Some Itieh Cobblers on hand for seed
Baled Straw for sale.
H. W. Charlesworth
P. T: D. Member
Flowers and floral designs of ail
kinds sent anywhere.. Special atten-
,' tion to out of town -orders,
We have a large stock of -plants hi
° readiness for hanging baskets, .
cony boxes, bedding, etc.
e Call and see stock at Greenhouse.°
Ch Is. V. Cooke
Two Phones -66w and 66j .
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the estate of -William Henry Ball
Deceased
NOTICE is hereby given that all
persons having claims against the es,
tate of William Henry Ball, late of
the town of Clinton, in the County of
Huron, yeoman, deceased, who died
of or about the 18th day of Mirth
AD. 1926 are required to deliver to
Chilstina Rutherford Ball, the ad.
MiaistratriX of the said estate or her
solieitor, on or before the 16th day
of June A.D. 1928, a full stateinent
of their claims together with parti-
niers thereof, and the nature of the
securities, if held by them all duly.
verified by affidavit,
AND TAKE NOTICE that after
the said last mentioned date the said
administratrix will proceed to.distrib-
*ate the estate of the said 'deceased
amongst the persons entitled thereto
having regard only to such claims as
she shall have received due notice
and in aAorciance therewith,
Dated at Clinton, Ontario, this 23rd
day of May A.D. 1928.
W. BRYDONE, Ciinton, Ontario
Solicitor for the said A.dminigtratrix
63-3.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Eetate of Daniel IC. Prior,
Deceased
•
NOTICE is hereby' given that all
Announcing
Bally Chicks.
And Custom Hatching'
S. C. W. Leghorn chicks 13e
Barred Reck chicks 1.5.c
'CUSTOM HATCHING
4ets, per egg for 150 egg tray et more
A limited number of Incubators
.for sale. '
INGLENOOK pouLTity, , YARDS
E. J. l‘EtEWAlftTlitA
° HOLMESVILLE
Phone 611r22, Clinton Central. 54-tf,
CHOOSE
THE NEW PONTIAC SIX
For it's -beauty and proven depend-
ability. •
.Themew ease and comfort of driv-
ing with Lovejoy Shock Absorbers;
the new Fisher bodies and the new
safety and security of positive four-
▪ wheel brakes.
W. N. COUNTER
Pontiac and Buick Dealer
HIGH CLASS TAILORING
MADE -TO -MEASURE CLOTHES
519.00 to $65.00
CLEANING AND PRESSING
GIVE US A CALL
Work Promptly and Neatly Done
ft- C. RUHL
IVIcEwen's Old Stand, Opposite
Post Office
Clinton Flour Mills
'Just received El car of
MGR GRADE WESTERN OATS
and another of
PEED WHEAT
re -cleaned for chickens
JOHN SHOENHALS
PHONE 8w
CHICK „BARGAINS
Barred Rock chicks for May 30th
and later, $12.00 per 100.
3. M: SCOTT
Sunny Crest Farm, Seaforth, Ont.
Phone 351r32.
Baby Chicks and Hatching Eggs
Bred -to -lay Barred Rock baby
chicks, from free range. Breeders
selected for high egg -production.
$15.00 per 100. Eggs $4,00 per 100.
D. M. Lindsay, Hedge Row Chick
Farm, R. R. No. 3, Clinton, phone
61.0r1, Clinton central, 54-14.
COURT OF REVISION
Township of Goderich
Notice is .hereby given of a Court
of Revision to hear and determine ap-
peals against the assessment roll of
the Township of Goderich for the
02_1 year 1928. The said court will be held
in Mulholland's Hall, Holmesville on
Saturday, May 26th at 10 o'clock a.m,
All parties having btieiness at said
court will Please attend. All persons
having destroyed their dogs and not
-returning their tags will be charged
in taxes. R. G. Thompson, Clerk, H.
R. No. 2, Clinton.
The Sensational
' New Low -Priced
Whippet Six
IT HAS:-.-
7Bearing Crankshaft
Full "circe-Feed Lubrication.
Inver -Strut Pistons
Silent Timing Chain
4 -Wheel Brakes
• Bert Langford
CLINTON
Examiner for Chauffeur and Driver's
• Licenses. Phone 251. •
Baby's Buggy For Sale
Persons having claims against the Reed baby's buggy, in good condi.,
estate of Daniel K. Prior, late of the tion. Cheap for quick sale. Mn,
Town of Clinton in the County of Chas. Shanahan. , 68-tf,
Huron, Brick -layer, deceased, who
died on or about the thirtieth day of
April A. D. 1928,, are required to de-
liver to It.L•s. Laura Kay the execu-
trix of the said estate or W. Brydone,
s,olicitor, on or before the sixteenth
day of lune A. D. 1928, a full state
inent of their claims together with
particulars thereof, and the nature
of; the securities, if held by them.all
duly verified by affidavit.
AND TAKE NOTICE that after
the said last mentioned date the said,
executrix will proceed to distribute
the estate -of the said deceased a-
inongst the persons entitled. thereto
having regard' only to' such -Clahms at
she shall have received due notice and
-in accordance- therewith. .
Dated tit Clinton, Ontario, this 23rd
day of May 1928. , •
W. HRYDONE, 'Clinton, Ontario
. Solicitor for the said executrix
63 -3 -
' Cattle Astray
• Strayed from the- premises of the 1
undersigned, Lot 28, Con. 8, Hallett,
on May 9th, '2 yearlings and 1 two-
Year,old, Two black and one red.
Irdermation regarding same will be
thankfully received, Bert Nett,
Londesboro, Phone 28-18 Blyth ten
trot ' :
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate. of Napoleon, Joseph
'Lelleau. Deceased
NOTICE is hereby given that all
persons having claims against the
estate of iNapoleon Joseph LeBeau
late of the township of Stanley in the
County of Huron, yeoman, deceased.
who died. on or 'about the 21st day of
March A.D., 1928, are required to de-
liver to W. Brydone, solicitor for the
executors of the said estate .on or be-
_fore the 9th day of June A.D. 1928. a
full statement of their claims togeth-
er with particulars thereof, and the
nature of -the 'Securities, if held by
them all duly verified by affidavit.
AND TAKE, NOTICE . that after
the said last mentioned date the said
'executors will proceed to distribute
the estate of the said deceased a-
mongst the persons entitled thereto
havipg..regard only to such debits as
they shall have received due notice
and in.aceordance therewith. -
Dated at Clinton,' Ontario, this 17th
day of May, 1938.
• V. BItDONTE, Clinton, -Ontario,
Solicitor for the said executor
63-3,
Motor Coach Service
STRATFORD AND GODERICII •
Godericli to Stratford ' Stratford to Goderich
Read Down • • . Road Up.
Daily Except Sunday Daily Except Sunday
7.OE ani. 2.00 -p.m. GbEERICII Arr. 12.90 p.m. 0.10 p.rn,
8.05 adn, 2.35 p.m.. CLINTON 11.35 eau, 8.40 pan.
8.35 a.m. 3.05 p.in. SF,AFORTH 11.10 a.m. 8.15 p.nl.
ST, cotmtrEAN a.m. pan.
COLMUBAN
. 8.48 '8,18 p,n. DUBLIN ' 10.50 am. 7.55 pan,
9.05, 3,85 pan. IVIITCHEI,I, 10,35 a.rci, 7.40 pan,
1325 .• • 3.3 p,m SEBRINGVILLE 10.10 aan. 7.15 Pan.-
Arr, 9.36 4.02 p.m. S'illATFORD. Icv, 10.00 a.m.- 7.00 pan,
' • Sunday aftei.noen, Ceach leiwes God -erten at 5 yam, arriving at
• all -intermediate potnts 3 hours later than week -day schedule,
day evening .leaves 81,Tatford at 8 p.m., arriving -1 hoar later than "
regular schedule. Sunday in'orniag Ceach saine time as week days.
Goderich Btratfni'd, 31.25 Return $425
COURT OP REVISION
Townshi; of Stanley
Notice is hereby given that a Court
of Revision will be held in the Town-
ship Hall, Varna, Monday, May 28th,
1928, at the hour of eleven o'clock,
for the purpose of hearing and deter-
mining complaints against the Asses-
ment Roll of the said Township for
the year 1928. Persons having' basi-
ness with the Said Court will please
attend at the said time and place
without further notice. J. E. Barn-
well, Township Clerk. Dated at Var-
na this Oth day of May, 1928.
Court of Revision
On Black Creek Drain, Stanley
Township, Will be held in the Town-
ship Hall, Varna, on Monday, May
28th, 1928, at the hour of 3 o'clock in
the afternoon. Persons having busi-
ness with this Court will please at-
tend at the said time and place with-
out further notice. J. E. Barnwell,
clerk. Dated at Varna this 9th day
of May, 1928. 61-3,
COURT OF REVISION
Hullett Township
Notice is hereby given .that the
Court -of Revision of the Assessment,
Roll for the Township of Hellett, for
the year 1928; will be held in Com-
munity Half, Lonclesboro, on Thurs-
day the 31st day of May next at - 1
p.m. for the purpose of hearing and
settling complaints against the ass-
essmenb -roll, Persons having business
at this court will attend at the said
time and place without further notice.
JOHN FINGLAND,
• ' Clerk of Rumia Township
Hullett„ May 8, 1928. 62-2,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS -
In the Estate of 'William. Cantelon,
Deceaied -
NOTICE is heieby given that all
persons having claims against the
estate of William Cantelon late _of
the town of Clinton in the:County of
_Huron, retired merchant deceased.
who died on or,about the- seventh dal'
of May A.D. 1928 are required to de-
liver td"David "A. Cantelon -and Wit,
ham 10. Cantelon, the executers. If
the said estate or W. Brydoneg-solicit-
or, on 00 before:the second day ,-of
June A. D.-1928, a full statement of
their claims together with4partidul.
ars thereof, and the nature ofthe sec-
urities, if held by thern. all duly veri.
fled by afficlaVit.
AND TAKE NOTICE that after
the said lag mentioned `date the said
executors will proceed to distribate
the estate of the said ' deceased a-
mongst ,the persons entitled thereto
having.regarcl only to such clainie
they shall have received due notice
and in accordenee therewith.
Datedat Clinton, Ontario, this 161:11
day- of May1928.,
W. ERYD014E, Clinton, Onterie.
. .
' TEIJEPTIONE 53. CLINTON
THE F.OLLOIVIIVe', ARE A rgw, rrEns' wt CARRYl-FOR
, ,
No, 1 Clover -Honey at 13 Cents per pound,
Pe Neatfoot Oil, - -
Old English- tax and Briglitner. •
SilioniSe Auto Cleaner and 'Polisher. '
Coleman and Aladdin Mantles.
,Spark '
Valve GI -inning; Cempou-nd,
Perfection Oil Stove ,
Whiz -Ply Pante: •
Crenoid, ,
Steamed-Boite Meal Fertilizer,
Cello Glass. -
Garden Seeds in bulk.
Bicycle Repairs.
Men's Work Shoes.
C. H. 'VENNER, Electrician
Electric Ranges„Fixtures, Bulbs, irons, Fans and other
Appliances
Wiring and 'Repairs. Phone 7
Watch Lost
Lady's gold. watch. Finder kindly
leave with Chief L. Stong and re-
ceive reward. 62-2.
House For.Sale •
Large red brick house, corner Or-
ange and Wellirigton streets, 8 rooms,
all modern conveniences. Possession
when desired. Also a barn an 1/1 acre
lot on Wellington street. Apply to
Mrs. W. Jenkins. 0641-69
House to Rent
A comfortable house on Queen St.
lately occupied by Mrs. Wigginton,
Possession at once, Apply T. R. Wig-
ginton. .59-11,
' We Want Your
Milk and Cream
We are manufacturers of both
cheese and butter. We went your
milk or cream. We pay highest mar-
ket price weekly, Satisfaction guar
anteed,
Phone your order for finest cheese
r pasturised butter in prints or sol
Ids to W. H. Lobb, Clinton, Ont., R.
R. No, 3, Phone No. 606r32
. -
THE HOLMESVILLE CO-OPERA-
TIVE CHEESE AND BUTTER
COMPANY, LIMITED
Farm For Sale
100 acres, good soil, good buildings;
fine sager bush; 4% miles from Clin-
Loll. Will sell on easy terms. A. E.
Matheson, Seaforth P. 0. Phone
614-33, Clinton central. 3841
Buggy for Sale
Top buggy, rubber tires, in good
condition. AA -Ay to Mrs. J. Cornish,
Rattenbury street. 60-ti-lp,
To Customers
To let my customers know that I
have installed a telephone. My num-
bar is 640 r 14 Clinton central. Ever,
ed L. Johnston, Decorator, 61-t5,
Clothes Cleaned and Pressed
Clothes cleaned, pressed and re-
paired. Woollen goods dry cleaned.
Rooms tver Heard's BI -her shop,
W. 3. Jago. 2283-11
Clinton's
Wi..YiLR
'COO)(iT,I.
:;•
GET THEHEAT RAKSI
11C) HELP HER.
Everybody gets lazy in the spring
Even the queen of the kitchen!
-And became we feel a little languid
ourselves, we can't be too hard On her
as we might be.
•
Help your kitehen machinery to rim
smoothly this spring with a good sup-
ply'of Heat Folks Coal, It will light-
en taskand shorten the hours which
must• be spent in the kitchen.
Call the ktrA
for good, deansoal
B
COAL COMPANY
PHONE 74 CLINTON
SUMMER TERM
In each of Shaw's Twelve schools
follows the present session in regu-
lar order from July 3rd with no
forced vacations. Enter any day.
Booklet free. Write 1130 Bay St.,
Toronto, W. R. Shaw, Secretary.
Coal That i
Satisies
We sell the cleanest, safest and
most economical fuel and always at a
fair price.
'A telephone call will receive our
prompt attention.
You can feel asolutely sure that
every shovel of coal will be of the
same uniformity of quality,
HOWARD CLARK
` Phone 182 •
Orders Taken at Lawson's Grocery
Phone 111
Eggs and Poultry
Eggs handled at residence every
day—graded by an experienced grad-
er, for which we pay the highest mar-
k -et price.
CREAM -
Purchased for Stillman's of Strat-
ford. •
• Agent for the Viking Cream Sep-
arator.
A. E. Pinch
Victoria St., Clinton Phone 231
27-tf
WOOD FOR SALE
A quantity of good hardwood and
cedar for sale.
E. WARD
Phone 155 Huron street
Singer Sewing Machine
Leased on Small Monthly Payments
Big Discount on Cash Sales
Now' is the time to have your ma-
chine repaired and cleaned. Repairs,
Needles, -Belts and Parts for all
makes: -
W. GLEN COOK
Phone 1713 P.O. Box 201, Clinton
ADIO
KOLSTER -KING
Buy. a radio for the family
in doing se you will be
giving them something which they
can enjoy the year around,
We are dealers for the Kolster and
Kings sets and will be pleased to give
you a demonstration at any time.
Batteries charged and stor
for the winter
W. J. Nediger, Prop.
.SEEJJS
Ilave on hand a quantity of Alfalfa,
Timothy and Alsike . We offer these
at a special ,price through March for
cash. .
Our Alfalfa is the Ontario Vare-
gated strain direct from Peel County.
This quality of seed is very scarce
this ,year advise buying early.
Are accepting orders on Kabanko
Spring Wheat, Oats, lind Barley for
seed. Let us know • your re(11.1ire-
ments so iveecarl. make our purchases
accordingly. -
AFORD & SON
0
Phone 123
Flour and Feed Iderehente and