The Clinton News Record, 1929-04-11, Page 5R ItIRSD Y,;'APIt1L 11, 1029
THE. CLINTON-NEWS RECORD
Of Interest to YQU
and 'Me.
"This is 'the seashnt,", says an ex-
hang•e,,, "when a rampant hen in a
Dowel.. bell, can allay havoc with neigh-
borly goad-wilh". It is true. "People
who :keep hens in 'town should see
that they do not annoy their neigh,
hors;
M rain, of' Friday and''Sunday
eatisel a lot - of damage , owing 'to
,o g rn various, parts, of 'the pro -
e Huron .; County not escaping,
a „young'boy was'.drowned'in the
swollen fiver' et �4Vinghan, •'tiid a
lean had a harrow escape tram death
when" the Wroxeter bridge col lapsed
sae 'he .was ,erosSing it in his ear.;,:
The ]2.ipley Fxpress'has been `pus
eeliasef'by Mr., J. J. I untei; of.'the
Kincardine Review. The paper will
be conducted as usual; with sonic im-
ptlovements,• according to the new
-owner, and' we can well believe , it
will continue to be a newsy little
sheet Mr. W. H Mfoolney establish
ed The Express thirty-five years ago•
but of late hap given Most his at-
tention to other 'lines.: For the past
'five years hisdaughter.has conducted
"the paper.
The Mitchell Advocate 'completes
"thin week its sixty-ninth ' year and
'les been all ' that time. under the
inaitagethent of the Davis :family,
'Xi, II D .ITavis, the present editor,
'and publisher, is a son of the late W.
'R,, Davis, one of the two brothers who
•-started the..paper three stere' and.
'Pine years ago. The Advocate will
.'soon have reached the' allotted span
of human life but a newspaper, un -
'like a nsan,'often grows stronger and
more. vigorous the older it grows,
which seems to be the case with The
Advocate. May it be still merry at a
hundred and : may the genial H. D.
continue at the helm for many a long.
year.
•
• The Kitchener Daily Record enter-
tained members of the Provincial
dailies at a dinner on Tuesday of last
week in honour of the opening of
their Zne new office building. The
'weekly press was not invited to this
party but we each receiveda copy of
th paper issued that day, an issue of
104 pages of news, special articles,.
advertising, etc.,, enough reading to.
`have kept a whole' fancily' in reading
natter for fortnight away back in
the sixties or seventies, but it was
dished up all in One day by that bust-
ling daily in that young and bustlin/
city of Kitchener. On one of those
104 pages was a photographic repro-
duction of the first issue of The.
News, the first newspaper published
in Kitchener in 1878. The News was
later'. taken ever by The Record, and
, xt seems to be finding the going pret-
ty smooth, to judge by the expansion.
u * 0 *
Clinton's taxrate of 50 mills looks
'login but the taxes paid may not be
any higher .than in many towns with
'lower' rates. Clinton's assessment
rate is low, property` is rated
low. Of corirsC it may be argued
that what property can be bought
for is what it is wckth. But in a
''town like Clinton, where houses are
net too plentiful, they should bring
when offered for sale somethat near-
er the price which itwould cost to re-
place then. If property sold at near-
er its real value and the assessment
'was raised accordingly the tax rate.
might be very much lower.. It would
look better before the world and those
having property. to'dispose' of would
receive something like value Zak what
they have to sell. Less than $2000 is
a ridiculous price to pay for a house
which could not be built for. -anything
' like that _money.
.4 50 -mill tax rate is high and there
Are two or three ways od. lowering it,
one is by cutting d'o'wn expenses,
'which is 'difficult, in this age,' wheir
citizens insist upon every ntiodern
convenience and appliance, another is
by :getting a larger' population, thus
spreading the expenses of .running
the town's businss over a larger area,
and still another by raising the ass.
•essntent to a•figure nearer -,to the
•actual value of tine property assessed.
'The latter expedient would not Bower
..the takes any, of course, but a lower
mill rate would look beteg.
The .Fat'nter's Advocate last week
'hadthe following comanent, which
nhay have a kernel of truth,in it:
"If ratepayers weuld • combine to
•elect a `pay-as-you-go' council, this
-sensible method of fine—tieing—would
eventually commend itself; to Provin-
•dial and Dominion administrators. We
are the victims of our own foolish-
ness, and" as long as we elect the-de-
benture
he•debenture typo of spondee our. tares
And our indbtedness will both Contin='
me to grow."
On the other hand if a municipality
Tike Clinton were to wait until it
-could pay for the instalation of. wat-
erworks, paved streets, ete., it would
-never have thein, whilst by the adop-,
tier of a debenture system ,provision
can'be made, without seriously hurt-
'big:anyone, for their payment. Who,
for instance,. :in Clinton would go
bne1x to the old door -yard -pump days?
Nevertheless, Care should'betaken
that the municipality does not go too
-deeply into debt:Such a state is just
as .dangerous for a municipality as
for an individual. Mayor Oa1, Combe
remarked, as the estimates were
brought down the either night at the
council meeting, upon, the compare-.
tive smallness of theamount of. mon-
ey which the council really controlled.
The schools, and the handling of out-
standing debentures- use ^up.a large
amount , of the yearly taxes. Dur-
ing the years which the present
owit
t
er has been Attending the council
meetings far the purpose of 'report-
ing
eporting them there has been little'sign of
extravagance On thePart of
the mem-
bers of the cciuncil. Usually the es-
tiniatesaro made With,eare and loath•
proposed loublay is examined with a
ACM" to getting the best' value for the
money expended. If any bus mem-
ber o-1 any council has been disposed
to be lavish v there were always others.
ready ° to apply the check. What Chu -
ten needs is not so much a more e
eonimieai council but some more pop-
ulation to assist in carrying civic
responsibilities and flus we may hope
to have if our industries are encour-
aged to expand and grofw. In the
meantime y;e are not suffering great-
lyr as comparison with conditions in
other towns• of the same size will
show. Meaford,'a.town oplyslightly
larger than Clinton,, has a rate this
year-lef 49.5. mins; ,the council evid
year of '49.5 mills, the coming evi-
dently •shaving down to keep under
,the 'roma ¢0.`
Births .;
NEWCOMBE In Goderich, on April
let, to >Mr. and Mrs. Jno. New-
'conbe, a son
$ALIOWS.=In Getlericlt, b'n March
29th, to 1411r. anti Rays. R. It. $allows,
a' daughter.
Deans
'.BENNETT In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on 'April. 9th, Mlary: Eliza
beth "dutch, widow of John E, Ben-
nett, aged 72 years:
MieKINfLEY 1n the Clinton' Public
'Ilospital, on. April 5th, John Ilar
fold, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Mc
Kinley, Stanley township, in his
Oth year. ,
STANRCRY—At Exeter; on April
7th, Jane Eliza Stuart, widow of
Dr. R. Stanbury of Bayfield, in
her 89th year.
COLCLOUGH-In Goderich town-
! - ship, on April 4th, Sarah Jane Con-
nell, widow of William Colelough,
in her '75th year.
IN MEMORIAM
COOPER -In • loving memory of Geo,
' A. Cooper, who died `April 8th,
1928.
The blow was great, the shock severe,
We little thought his death so near,
Only those who have lost can tell
The sorrow of parting without fare-
well,
—Sadly missed by wife and family.
London Road.
Mrs: McMichael -spent a few days
last week with friends in" Goderich
and attended the funeral of her step-
mother, the late Mrs. Fisher of Tor-
anto, held in Goderich.
Mr. Calvin Streets and Mr. Jack
Bawden spent a couple of dal's last
week at the home of Ma. and Mrs. A.
Wiltse.
Miss Marjorie McEwing, Harloek,
and Miss Isobel Ashton, Tuckersmith,
spent a few days • last week with
Miss Irene Swinbank.
' Mr. Gordon Manning has`• engaged
with Mr. Glen McKnight for the sum-
mer months.
A number of friends of Miss Thel-
ma Rohvcliffe attended the• gradua-
tion exercises held in the Presbyter -
ion church, Clinton, on, Friday even-
ing. All join in best wishes for Miss
Thelma in her chosen profession.
The London Road Community CIub
held a very interesting meeting' at
the hone of Mrs. Wild Moffatt on
Wednesday of last week. There were
sixteen members as well as a number
of visitors present. The president,
Mrs, Geo. Falconer; ,presided, and ex-
tended a hearty welcome to everyone
present. Tho roll call was answered
by "Hints on Housecleaning;" and
some very helpful hints were given.
Mrs. Fred Sionian, of ;the C.N.R.
school, ' Gaperoel, Northern Ontario,
was present and gave a -most inter -
.eating talk on the lives and habits of
the different nationalities in the
Northern country. She spoke mostly
cif 'the Italian, French and Indians,
'stressing the isolated lives of the wo-
men and the need of educating them
.to the Canadian women's ways of
living and of -being independent. The
Government is striving to give the
younger generation their chance to
develope.. It was an instruetive little
talk and; appreciated.. A hearty vote
of thanks was tenderer] Mrs. Simian,
also Mrs. Moffatt for her hospital-
ity. The Tuckersmith ladies assis-
ted the hostess to servh tea. -Next
meeting will be held at the home of
Mrs, T. M. Johnston on April 17th.
• Miss Edith Stanbury returned to
Stratford Normal this week rafter
spending the holidays with her' par-
ents.
Eiuliett Township
The county road between 'Clinton
and Lohdeeboro,; over•, which M. G.
Carbert is superintendent has been
in pretty good shape' all spring, in
spite of theiheavy rains..
'CARD OF THANKS
ltlir. and Mks. Elgin McKinley
wish
bo express their appreciation, of the
many kindnesses shown and the sym-
pathy manifested by so many friends.
CARD •OY' 'PRANKS
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Cantelon and
other members of the family wish to
thank their friends for the kindness
and sympathy shown during their
recent sad, bereavement, the death of
their mother, Mrs. W. Colelough, al-
so for beautiful floral tributes sent,
;cars -leaned and all courtesies shown.
$100.00 IN PRIZES, .
See Canadian Magazine for April
.On sale at your news agents ' or.
send 10c to 347, Adelaide Street
West, .Tcz•onto 2. 09-1.
CottageFor r
o Sale
6.r m with s w Ir .frost -p raaC cement'
cellar., good summer kitchen; electric
Lights, soft water cistern,, -good gar-
den :withfiix 'uit
, eta,.: two ,lots oir
Rattenbury street, west. Mrs, Thos.'
White, Clinton. °• ' 09-tr.
Member
Member of Florist Telegraph delivoiy
Association"
. GUT FLOWERS,
FLORAL: DESIGNS
For All Occasions, ' Sent AnyWhere.
Greenhouse is as. near as your phone.
Cba
Two Phones'66w'and 66j
Notice to Corn Growers
RE' CORN"BORER' ACT
• All Cern stubble and...stalks must'.
either be plowed ,under or picked up.
and burned before the' 20th day of
May next.
'OSWALD ;GINN'
INSPECTOR, GODLRICH
09.3.
Flour, -Feed and Seeds
A full line of grass 'seed's on ]land,'
alsq"seine seed oats and seed barley.
'CHICK FEEDS "
Stantinax feed and ' jtoyal Purple
Chick Feed. A. full line, of Perufia
feeds, Pig and Cow Chop, Chick.feeds
of all kinds.
BROODERS'
We can supply you with the big
Royal Brooder. or The Buckeye
Brooder . and the Royal Purple
Brooder
H. CHARLESWOIZTH
For Snle
2 Horses °and a Durham nilch' cow.
Apply to A. G. Brandon Bayfield.
09-2.
For Sale
Yorkshire sour with litter of 10
pigs. Apply to John Hyde, Iot $,
concession 2, Stanley, Phone 11 on
88, Henean central. 09-1.
For Sale
White blossom sweet clover seed,
Government tested, 83.00 per pus. Al-
so 2 stacks of hay. Apply to Fred
Gilbert, Bayfield, R. R. No. 2. Plione
608r22, Clinton central, 09-1-p.
°For Sale
. A quantity of O.A,C. No, 21 seed
barley, 6 -rowed, Also a quantity of
goon timothy with a little alfalfa hay,
well -cured. James E. Johnston, It, R.
No: 4, Phone 686r12, Clinton central.
•09-2-p.
For Sale
Cottage, in, Mhtilda street, south of
the - railway station, 6 rooms, 3
acres laird, town water, Would -tent
to good tenant. Apply to "Jos-
eph Allison, Clinton. . 094;f.
Pasture For Cattle
Cattle pastured by the month, good
orchard grass, sweet clover anli nat-
ural grass. Apply to G. R. Forster,
R. It. No. 2, Clinton. Phone 169 Col-
borne. 09-3,
Pasture To Rent
80 antes of good pasture land 16
acres freshly seeded. Apply to ex-
ecutives W. Morrison estate, Geo. Car-
bert and 1%Srs. Janes Brown, R. R. No.
1, Clinton, Phones 637f5, and 637r22,
Clinton central a 094f.
For Sale
On Victoria street. a 16 -roomed
frame house in perfect condition,
pantry, washroom, bath, new Mc -
Clary furnace, cellar under whole of
lionse, large garden, garage,'" in
beautiful location. Apply to Mrs.
Inkley, Clinton. 07 2-p tf
Do Yon Know_ ?
That I am prepared to r'efinis'h
your, piano, furniture or earat low-
est prices. Estimates given. Pianos
a specialty.' E. ,G. Grealis, h3ox .417,
Clinton, . 07-5-p.
Burgess Portrait Studio. Clinton
Will, be open the following days,
Tuesday, April 6th, Tuesday, April
30th and; Tuesday, May 7th. "Hoare
10 a.m. to 5,30 "p,m. Keep' these
dates in mind. 08-2.
Tenders For Coal
Tenders for coal for the Clinton.
Public Hospital• Will be received by
the undersigned up to Monday, April
.15th. 'Mrs. A. J. Holloway.
Potatoes For 'Sale,
A • q uantity of Iiish Cobbler pate -
toes
toes for' sales $1:00 per bag, Apply
to Roy, Tyndall, R. '11 No, 3, Clinton.
Phone 607r3, Clinton central.;. "08-tf:`„
Eggs For Hatching
'Eggs tromoi S.' C. White Leghores
large, heavy -laying birds. Also from
Barred Rocks. Price, $4.00 per 100,
or 650' per setting.' Roy Tyndall, R.
It. No. 3, Clintonn. ' Phone 6070,
Clinton central,: 08-tf.
Farm For Sale
South -half lc* 33 and lot 34, '15th
concession' of Goderich township, 1.1/
miles from (Sinton, consisting of -1.20'
acres, less one acre for school, On
premises arec good barn, n, sta1
es, 80
ft. hepi.
and h
n ens tem t
,pig e on gar-
age, ,driving shed, and a comfortable
frame house, all in good repair. Pos-
session given at any time. Apply on
premises to F. . H. Powell, or write
R. R.'Ne. 3,.Clinton. 08,,-tf.
Clinton's beading Meat ,1VIaticc
MEATS
Breakfast Bacon 27c
Cottage Rolls
P. M. Cott. Rolls
3- Ib Pail Lard
5 lb Pail Lard
Cooked ;Hain
Jellied Veal
20 lb 'Pail Lard.
28c
24c,
50c
80c
.55c
30c
3.00
Veal,Lain 7 b
or Pork..
Bea'
f for the ':Sunda.
Dinner
CONNELL &.TYNDALL
Car Insurance
Life Insurance
Fire Insurance
Also Real Estate and Safe
Investments, '
.Dividends paid Monthly, 1 percent
per month; by.
STANDARD ROYALTIES, LTD.
J, G. CHOWEN
CLINTON.
P. 0. Box, 155 Phone, .52
0,14f.
FORSALE
London Spraymotor 3 -horse pdw-
er engine, 200 gal. tank, used 2
years. Reason for selling, not large
enough for present owner.
R. S. SMYTH
Box 344, Clinton, Ont. 074f.
•
Old furniture made new
-"Furniture 'Repairing and uphoI-
stering, A. full line of upholstering
materials'! Also some antique furni-
ture 'for sale. Cabinet making a spec-
ialty. Look over your repairing needs
and have it done during house-clean-
ing season,
•
Richard Tasker
Perrin Block, Rattenbury St., Clinton
09-3-9.
For Sale
A 600 egg Buckeye incubator, al-
most new, and in perfect running or-
der, equipped with an extra set of
automatic turning trays. Also a 500 -
Chick size brooder stove. W. G. Pick-
ett, Clinton. 08-2-1-p.
Pas:uro For Rent
183 acres of grazing land to rent,
Maitland concession, Goderieh town-
ship, lots 77 and '78, This land is
well shaded and has a spring creek
running across' it. ' Fdr particulars
.apply to Mrs. Olive Bedard, Court -
right, Ont. 07-4.
For Sale
White brick house on Princess St.,
east, with eight. rooms. Town and
soft water, electric lights, one-half
acre of land •with barn, large and
small fruit, Possession at once.
Apply' to Mr. Levi Stong, Clinton,
Ont., or Mrs. Jaun'es Steep,, 8 Eim-
wood Avenue, London, Ontario.
07-12.
Chicks 'and Eggs •
.Baby Chicks and Hatching Eggs,
bred to lay, Barred reeks. Highest
grade stock, developed through years
of careful culling and breeding for
egg ' production, Chicks $15.00 per
100 and eggs $4.00 per 100. D. M.
Lindsay, R. R. No. 3, Clinton, Phone
610r14, Clinton. central. 07-13.
Baby's Buggy
Reed baby's buggy for sale, in first
class condition. Apply to Mrs. S.
Taylor, Box 88, Clinton. 04-tf.
Muskrat Furs Wanted
Highest market prices paid. The
season_ is short, so get -busy. H. A.
Hovey, Clinton, . 06-tf:
Potatoes For Sale
Quantity of No. 1 Trate Potatoes.
Free from disease. Also few. bags -of.
early' Cobblers. "Weston Bros„'.Bay-,
field, Ont. 06-tf.;
house -For' Sale or Rent . '
7 room house, situated corner of
•Erie and Huronstreets.' lddwn wSt
er and soft water. "116 • acre land
with fruit trees; good stable and -hen
house.,. Apply to Mss. T. W. Mc-
Cartney, R. R. No. 2,`Olinton. Phone
604x22. ` 04-tf .
Farm For Sale
115 acres, lot 84- and pert 86, the
Huron road, ('paved highway) 1,i utile
west of 'Janesville, school, church
and railway station. 8 -room house,
barn 50x55 :Ft., driving shed, hen
house and pig pen all in good repair;.
About 30acresthisfarm with ofthe
'buildings,that 1yhng
north
of the
railway, will
be sold separately if
desired, balance good pasture land,
Apply to Miss Elizabeth Ford or to
F. G. Ford, Box 363, Clinton. Phone
39. 02-tf .
Clinton's New -Laid Egg
And Poultry House
Eggs •s bough
� t according to Domin-
ion Government Egg Regulations.'
Inquire „for- - our prices of eggs.
You will always find our prices par-
allel with the city markets.
Fat hens and weIl-fipished chicks
always wanted—Prices good.
Always phone our office for prices
before marketing produce.
N. W. Treverarrtha
Phoned Office, 214j Residence, 21.4w
Custom Sawing
Our sawmill will be set on S. S.
Cooper's lot, behind the Foundry,
Clinton, the coming` spring,
We are in the market :for good
maple, .elm, basswood and ash logs,
Mr. W. J. Nediger, will measure
your log's and give you your cheques.
Inquire_ regarding prices of Mr,
Nediger• or of
McEWAN EROS., BAYFIELD
Phone 626r4, Clinton central. '01-tr.
Baby Chicks & Custom Hatching
Baby Chicks from the best bred -to'
lay stock that have free range. Ba-
red '.Rocks, 816.00, per hundred. S.
C. W. Leghorns, 515.00 per hundred.
After ,May 16th all chicks 51.00 per
hundred less., Custom hatching, 84.00
per hundred iii one hundred lotS'or
more.
E. J. TREWARTHA
HOLMESVILLE, ONT.
Phone 6111'22, Clinton Central
06-tf.
Insurance And Service
MORE CARS
MORE TOURISTS
MORE ACCIDENTS
Consult us for increased Protection
and a saving in Premium for Auto-
onibile Insurance. Also Tornado In-
surance, Accident and Sickness In-
surance, Fire Insurance, Life Insur-
ance, Real Estate Values.
H. E., RORKE
Phone 253w P. 0. Box, 147
Sun Life Agency
TO Rent
A modern dwelling of eight rooms,
also g'arag'e on 'Gibbings St., Clinton:
Immdiate' possession, Apply to A.
J. McMurray, box 193, Harriston,
Ont. 07-tf.
New ,Tractor For Sale
Wallis tractor, only five •days in
use, and 3 -furrow plow. Big dis-
count and liberal conditions of pay-
metn. Reason for selling, owner de-
ceased. See machines at home of the
late Samuel Blair, Bayfield:
TENDERS WANTED
The Trustees of Wesley -Willis Un-
ited Church invitetlers for the
J
purchase, and removal from the prem-
ises, before May 1st next, of the dwell-
ing on Victoria street now occupied
by J. R. Butler. Tenders addressed
to A. J. Tyndall will be received up to
April 13th. 08-2.
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders will be received by the un-
dersigned until 3 o'elc1cic ,p.m, on
Thursday, April 25th, for supplying
power for the running of a stone -
crusher in the Township of Hullett
for the, conning season. At the same
time tenders are also asked for the
operation of the sane; operator to
provide the necessary men and teams
for operating but not for hauling or
delivery of material from the crush-
er. Tenders to state price per day,
also price per hour. Lowest or any
tender not necessarily accepted. John
Fingland, Township Clerk,- Londes-
boro. 08-3.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE TO
CREDITORS •
•
Persons baying .claims against the
Estate of Valentine Wild, late of the
Township of Stanley 'in the County of
'H'tiron, yeoman, deceased, 'are hereby
notified to send their claims with due
proof thereof to the executrix, Agnes
Wild, at Bayfield Post Office, or her
solicitor • oh or before the twentieth
day of April 1929 and that after the•
said date the executrix will distrib-
ute the estate of the said, deceased
having regard only to claims of which
she shall then, have notice.,
DATED -at Clinton, March 27, 1929.
W. BRYD'ONE,'Clinton, Ontario,
Solicitor for the executrix.
08-3..
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the ' Estate of William Collins,
. 'Deceased,
' ,NOTICE is hereby given that-, all
persons having claims against -the ,es-
tate of William Collins, late of the
Township of :Stanley;, in the, County
of Huron, . yeoman, deceased, who.
dieden' or about fifth day of Alis
rid A.D., 1928, are required to deliver
to -Mary Jane Gibsion ` and • 112uriay
Gibson, the D;iecntors, of 111)0 taid es-
tate or their solicitor, oin or before
,the thirteenth day of April A.D.
1929, a full statement of. their ;claims
together with particulars thereof,
and the 'nature of the securities, if
any, held by then, all duly verified
by affidavit. ..
AND TAKE NOTICE that after
the said last mentioneddate the .said
executors will '. proceed to .distribute
the estate ' of` the said deceased
amongst the persons entitled thereto
having
regard'onIY 1;6
such claims a
s
they shall have received d lue notice
e
and in accordance therewith,
RATED -..at' Clinton Ontario, this
26tMarch, 2
h dayurch A.D. 19 9.
of
W. Brydore, Clinton, Ontario,
Solicitor for the said estate.'
07-3.
tock
MEANS, lvitrcmr TO' Y017 IN SAVINGS WHERE CASH PUR-
CHASES ARE MADE. WE LIST BELOW fLO ,1.
W A FEW OF
OUR SPECIALS
Hygyieno Cod Liver Oil or Poultry, per gal
$1.50
Pune sonSalts, 61bs. for:..............._.....
Pure''Sulphur,. 6 lbs • 25c
Salt Petre, per pound 12e'
Perfection Oil Stove Wicks,..eaeh 35c
Electric Light bulbs, 5 for 81.00
Sweat Pads, each . .............. :.........: ...:......... 50e..
Goodrich Rubber Boots, reg. $4.50 at 83.75
Goodrich Rubber Hoes, , reg..55.25 at 84, 25
Work Shoes, reg. at 54.50 at .. ..... ...83:75
' A few odd sizes .in Men's, Ladies and Boys Rubbers, Hetiv :Hub,
hers' and Boots to deco at Cost.' y
bier Hardware
TELEPHONE 58
CLINTON
vorvrs."4
C. H. VENNER, Electrician
Electric Ranges, Fixtures, Bulbs, Irons, Fans and other
Appliances
Wiring and Repairs.
Phone 7
Wallpaper
Season Is Here
Sunworthy' Wallpapers sold and
hung by Evered L. Johnston, Phone
No. 640414, Clinton central. ' 400
samples to choose from.. Papers
range from 5c td 81.25 per roll. Price
for hanging, 16e; lap 18c; wire edge,
20c for butting and paste supplied.
05-tf.
Five Hundred Dollars
Do you want it? By buying this
eighty acres of productive loam with
good drainage; picturesque location,
You will profit this. Farm about two
miles from Clinton; buildings con-
sist of good house, barn, also wind-
mill. , Considerable bush. Terms:
W. Brydone, Clinton, Owner, 322
South Main, Romeo, Michigan,
May'2,
Logs Wanted
Highest cash price will be paid for
good elfin, maple, ash and basswood
logs• delivered in our yard at Bay-
field and Goderich Township.. Mc,
Ewen Bros., phone 624r4, Clinton.
97-12.
Baby Chicks
Hatched in the Huron Mammoth
the cleanest and healthiest hatching
machine going. Cleans the, air from
the hatching trays before it mixes
with. the eggs by patented process.
Barred Rocks and White Leghorns.
Order early. No deposit required.
Price guaranteed satisfactory ten
days before shipment. Custom
hatching $4.00 for one ,hundred; 815
for five hundred. Phone 97r4, Hen -
sail central. J., E. McKinley, Zur-
ich. 01-10.
House For Sale
A comfortable seven room cottage
with town water and electric lights,
14 acre of land with small fruit and
good stable with chicken house. Ap-
ply to Alex. Shaman, Fulton street,
Clinton. 05-11.
Clinton's
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lP THE FURNACE GOES ON STRIKE
WiTHTHE KITCHEN RANGE'ANDG24T
CAL -THE HEAT FOLICS1NAT ONCE
AND LET THEM AR6ITRAT'C—
We know all sides of:' a heating
We can look at your furnace and
your kitchen.range and yotir.:living-
rolam grate and tell you just 'what
kind or coal each should have.
If they, don't get the ,right kind,
they may really "go on strike,”
through no fault of theirs, through
'no fault in the quality of the coal—
but because of an, 'unwise. selection. -
Let us' select the right kind for you.
Call the wallatftl
for good, dean coal'
S.
COALari
:COMPANY
PHONE 74 CLINTON
Clothes Cleaned and Pressed
Clothes cleaned, pressed and re,
paired. Woollen goods dry cleaned.
Rooms ever Heard's B".rber shop.
W. J. Jago. 228349
We Want Your
-Milk and Cream
We are manufacturers of both
cheese and butter. We want yews
milk or cream. We pay highest mar-
ket price weekly. Satisfaction guar-
anteed.
Phone your order for finest cheesq
or pasturised butter in prints. or sol,
ids to W. H. Lobb, Clinton, Ont., R.
R. No. 3, Phone No. 605r32.
THE HOLMESVILLE CO -OPERA+
TIVE CHEESE AND BUTTER
COMPANY. LIMITED
BABY CHICKS
English Barron S. C. W. Leghorns
Barred Plymouth Rocks
Hatches Every Week
Custom Hatching
ELMSLEA CHICK FARM
E. -L. MITTELL
Proprietor, Clinton Phone, 215
New Coal Dealer
I wish to announce to the house-
holders of Clinton and vicinity that I
ani going into the coal business. It
is my intention to keep on hand a
supply of Lehigh Valley coal, coke,
etc., and I resceetfully solicit a share
of public patronage. Leave orders
for spring delivery. Also have a
quantity of dry slabs.
- A. D. McCartney
Clintpn. Phone, 256
FARMERS
Wishing Repairs or Parts for'
Cockshutt or Frost and Woods Ma-
chines of any kind should call at my
Residence,
I also handle Cockslhutt Croani
Separators,
JOHN V. DIEHL,
Queen Street, Clinton.
81-t2,
SEEDS
Complete stock Clovers and Grass
Seeds qn . hand. March Prices al-
ways best prices.
Our, Alfalfa is Peel County Seed
Nd. 1 Government standard . This
type of seed is practically impossible
to buy this year. Have only a small
stock. :Good value while it lasts.
IA. FORD & SCN.
Phone 123 . Flour, Feed and Seed
!McCormick -Deering Agency
Raving taken over the above age
ency for this district I will keep on
hand a full stock of repairs and parts
of all llleCorrick-Deering machines
and will appreciate a share of the
patronage et the Partners surounding
Clinton.
Call ` at my 'shop, next door . t`
q
Jones' blacksmith Shop, King street.;
W. J. S T E
WART
Clinton, Ont., Phone 281w 044f
Eggs andPoultry
Home on Tuesday and; Friday ford.•
noon to take in Poultry.
Eggs ;handled at residence every.
day—graded by an experienced grad-
er, foiewhieli wey hi • a thehest maxie
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price. f
Cream purchased for Siillmans
Viking Separator axatorAgent,
Victoria: St., , Clinton Phone • ,$ 1