The Clinton News Record, 1929-12-26, Page 5THURSDAY DECEMBER 26 1929
Dead Office: Montreal
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ASSETS and LIABILITIES
31st October, 1929
ASSETS
Cash on hand and due froth Banks and
Bankers - ... $148,338,437.09
Notes of and cheques on other Banks - 63;407,357.64
Dominion and Provincial Government
Canadian MunicipalSecurities and
British, Foreign and Colonial. Pub-
lic Securities other than Canadian. 25,033,797.02'
Railwayand Other Bonds, Debentures.
and Stocks 5,5106,89,8.59
Call and Short Loans on Bonds, Deben,
tures and Stocks,..,..,.,, ..• x54.912,667.55
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Quick Assets,
Loans and Discounts and other Assets
Bank Premises
Customers' Liability under Letters of
Credit
$496,269;977.87
LIABILITIES TO THE
Notes in Circulation
Deposits
Letters of Credit Outstanding, , ..
Other Liabilities
Total Liabilities to Public... .
Excess of Assets over Liabilitie
to Public
441,218,561-2o
r4,5oo,000.00
13,338,458,o6
$965,336,997.13
PUBLIC
$45,465436•50.
8ii,723, 556.89
13,338,458,o6
x8,371,xo2,x6
$888,898,253.6'
•.$76,438,743:52
THE., CLINTON.NEWS. RECORD
vomems
OF INTEREST , TO YOU
AND .VIE
Good morning! How did you e
.yourself yesterday?
,�-m, w,
'W'ell', we had a white Christmas.
Io everybody liked it.
'Did..yyou :'finish your Christmas
'shopping -before midnight Christ-
mas Eve?
' The News -Record wishes its reed -
ars a'•very Happy and Prosperous"
New Year.
'Perhaps the Weatherman just sent.
•along ..this old-fashioned winter to
prove he hadn't lost the recipe,
joy
Better: get out all those old New,
Tear resolutions and brush them up
:reiady'for. use again.
After a week of ._storm Sunday
.broke -fair and sunny and kept that
away all day. It was a treat, but it
was seniething of adisappointmentta
find the stormy conditions had re-
'turned when Monday morning dawn-
eed,.
"Speaking to Ridley College Old
°Boys,' says the. Globe, "lien. William
Finlayson regretted that it was so.
'hard oto teach Canadian students to
:any 'She".
It Wouldn't be such a job if the
students, had been taught to "Sir'
-allele; 'father and ';grandfather, as,
many' of ne were. •
TheNewseRecoid is in receipCof a'
-conepliulentry copy of a very 1hand-
1 some
and1some little booklet' describing the
'new building of its namesake, The
'News -Record, Or The Daily Record,
•'3itchenr.: The Daily Record is own -
red and controlled by Hou. W. D,'
%:)Euler and. Mh'. W. J. Motz, whoas-
'stunted ownership ton years ago, is
'one of the growing dailies of. Ontar-
io and is welt edited and well print-
ed. Thi diaper has been enlarged
and its ,circulation ne.arlythrebled
under' new ownership and •i0 is.
assumia an increasing importance
?in the daily field.' This little booklet
'gives'a,good idea of the modern eon-
%venienco of •tire Records new , home,
"and is itn- itself.ry credit to- the 'p 'mint -
"Mg department which turned it. out.,
Tklll "ELIMINATION OF TIIE
'SMALL SCIIOOL
(W, iVl:. Morris. Sec,-'1'reas., Ontario
School 'Trustees'. and Ratepayers'
Association,).
thestatistical According to sia ca1. l 'e 1 1 0its
of the Department :.of Educatio-n,
there havebeen from 900 to 1000
rural schools in the Province of On-
have had an . average ,attendance of
from 1 to 10 pupils each.
Those schools are considered to be
neither economical nor efficient. It
is impossible for the child to receive
such training as will fit him to. co-
operate with others, and play his
part in life, when in eprly years he
receives his training ie isolation.
There can be little if any competi-
tion in the Class rooms, on the school
grounds or in other activities where-
by .the children learn to work to-
gether. It must be'veiy; disheartens
ing for the teacher toi'atte rpt to in-,
terestone or two pupil '.in. a doss,
She has to put more etithusiaSm into
her 'work to make uppfoi,:the lack of
competitioh.. The teacjiing • process
.becomes a mere routine of imparting
information. 'Pupils mliy be, able to
pass the entrance examination at an
.early age, but we bruit remember
'that, the 'mere passing of examina-
tions is not education,
•
A eonvention'of 'school` trustees of
the county of Carleton was recently
hold in the city a Ottawa, where
this
meter n<tt
er was gone into very thor-
oughly. Inspector R.C. Rose called
attention to a number' of schools
having v g an average attendance of
from 2 to 7 pupils. It wassingular'
that most of the schools had no
local trustee levy. Sallie of them, had.
a balance in the. bank of • over 21400.
They.. drew' the Township and the,
Provincial'CGrants, The school boards
declined to take advantage of the
school • Riagulations by, .which the
few pupils in. one .school 1 -nay be
transported to the adjoining school.
80 was pointed out to them by the
Inspector that they would receive the
Township: , Grant and the Provincial'
Grant if necessary, to pay for the
transportation. It was considered
that a few hundred dollars would
paver tine transportation, and they
would not theiefore require all of
those grants.
School Boards' hesitate to close
their schools, even temporarily, for:
fear it would result in depreciation
of the, value of the farm property.
It might' also be difficult, they say,
to re -open these schools. They eon
Sider it a step in the centralization
of. educational control,
The, following•. resolution pas-
sed
as-
,
sect by this convention: -Whereas
there are many- small .schools in the
Province of Ontario that, are neither
economical nor.. efficient; Wlaereats
the School Regulatione' provide; ler;
the transportation of pupils from one
small school to another; 'Therefore.
be is resolved that it be made com-
pulsory upon. sehool boards; where
there are four or less pupils in aver-
age attendance to close the school
temporarily and transport the pupils
to ae adjoining school un1 s
s•
they
can satisfy the Publicchoo
S 1 Inspec-
tor that it would be impracticable,
This throws the burden upon the
sehool board. The schools would, as -
tat -Ea .for the Last' fifteen ;¢stirs that cording to this resolution, ailtomatie-
MARRIAGES
O11OWEN I{i�TOX At Parkview
'United church pars,onrge, Strat-
Cord, on December 17th, by the
RevC 1W. DeWitt Cosei Flor=
once May, 'daughter -of Mr. and
Mrs Willi<m II Knox, .,Hallett
itowwnship, to James Alexander
.Chowen, son of lilt and Mrs.
Jana; G.='C e'tten,; of. Clinton.
BIRTHS
TOI1iNSTO1' ,- t1 Alex,mdia hospital
Goderich ay December 7th, to Mr.
and; MTs. Chester Johnston, ai
daughter, I-Ielen' Joyce,
DEATHS
1ILI;.Y In ,.,Hp1 ett;. , township, ,,on,
IDe..120th, John Riley, hi, his; 76th,
year.
WILSQN-Tn Goderich tovynship, on
Dec. 15th, Leona ;, Doreen;
sou .youngest daughter of.Mr. anct
Mrs. Roy: Wilson aged 1- :year, 1
'month, 19 days.
819 MEMORIAM
CARVER -lin loving' aneuioiy '62
Richard Carter, who diedDecem-
lieh 2009_ and Elizabeth his`' wire;�'
.who died Decenibei+_30th, 1928
"Sleep on, 93e1oyell, steep, and take
thy rest';
Lay down thy head. upon, thy Sav-
-ion's breast;
We loved you well-,, 'laut'Jesus' loved
=Ever hold in aent'nlbraniie'•by their
soils and- ' daughters. •
•CARD OF THANKS
MS,, Jas. G. Cartwright and; .fam-
ily wish_to express :their,e3ncere ap-
preciation of • the. •kindnelss shown
them by their friends and relatives
in their suddenandsad bereavement
Also for; the flowers sent and all
courtesies .shown.
• - , CARD OF. THANKS
Mrs. Robt. Armstrong, sister and
brothers, wish to express .their sin-'
.cera • thanks to thair friends and
'neighbors for the kindness ,shown
them and the floral offerings sent
during the sickness and death of
their . mother, , $iirsr. Stephenson.'
Special thanks is extended to the
pastor, organist and quartette of On-
tario street United church.
ally close unless they can give good
'reason for keeping open. It will be
interesting to, know what rural trus-
tees, think of this resolution,
JiULLETT SCHOOL REPORT
Report of S. S. No. 10 for months
.of November and December:
Si. ' 4th Donald Sprung,-
Jr.
prung.-Jr. 4th -Dorothy Vodden,
Sr. 3rd -Leonard Yungblutt; Char-
lie- lVfachan.
harlie-1Vfaehan.
Jr. 3rd --Stanley Ynngblutt. ',
Sr. 2nd -Ruth Vodden,' l3eth' Gov -
ler, Eleanor Sprung:, Pearl Johnston,
eequal:"_ Florence Yengbiutt,, "'Ectdio
Thinking.
Jr. 2nd -Rhoda Govier, Joe Hun -
king.
Pr. -Jack' Sprung.
Number on rolls 14, average at-
tendance, 13. Best spellers, Ruth
Vodden, Rhoda Govier.
-E. Arnett, teacher.
FREE TRIP WINNERS. FROM
HURON COUNTY COMPETE
FOR SCHOLARSHIP
The T, :Eaton Company donated
fifteen scholarships of $100.00 each
to be applied on two years courses at
the Ontario • Agricultural College,
Guelph for winners of the frees trip
to the Royal Winter Fain, The a='
wards .will be made to those winning
highest marks in a,written examina-
tion. Seven Huron •County boys
competed and Mr. W.eJas. Turnbull,
Ethel, who made the highest 'narks,
will compete against .wimsers from
other counties.
.A •
n essay contest Was also 'open to
winners of the free t>;sp, All ten
boys from : Huron County entered
this 'contest and Mr. Alvin Proctor,.
Winghain, was`declared winner. His
essay will be judged against the
winning ,essaysfrom,, ether . counties.
The ten .essayists , securing the, high-
est marks will receive a •free tivo
weeks Course at the Ontario Agri-
cultural College, . Guelph.
All others competing in these two
contests must be congratulated en
their earnest efforts and are well
deserving of special'enearition. They
are:-Ilarvey Wi, Stephenson, Ethel;
Clarence Clark, Ethel; .Sohn McTav-
ish; Bluevale; Walter, Forester, Luck --
now; : ' Clarence Snr{11ie, Ilensall;
Frank Wright..Itipuen; Mervyn•• Cud-
more, Hensall;. .Wltrd Herat Wood-
ham. -
'REFORESTATION
Wifey-."Tis afternoon at the
party, Mrs. Jotres toldus about her
first quarrel with her husband, and
that after they had made un, they
planted a .tree 'in remembrance of
Hubby -"I wish we, had done that.
We would have a: fine : forest by
Farmers, Not Ln.
mrane
o �' Q, e
...w 'they you
in the
is'they dqq'you"would hardly lea of
to see' ..arfarmep: in the oenditlos,aR,
80551 $-xaworer, farmers- Overwork'
thomsel-Seo, too, <espeolall'y..When they
are young. and alribltious"and bawl,
fatoilie9 to auppo.,,•tt, Fred' gbt the
nu; not only Once.h`but' several" times; •
couldnt shake it off, and finally the
trouble settled in his 1tt6gs
"00' was a'.lueky day for ine," said
Fred, militia, .the. doctor gat mo into
the Muskoka Hospital for Consumnt
tives, for l.waagoing .downhill- fast!'i
Oo he was, but now with e:cpert bleat:
051 dare, t
i, rss aye proper load he is
n •htln his wayriaalsto health an
6o ilr d
g
hatue.r
, Thns dots the i t4 avotrte
1
bring relief and ropetth9felrrs
of consumption, but hgndicapped b,,y
lack of meanie—It rnuet appeal 'to you
for old. 1
Wilr you please send 5 contribution
to W. A. "Charlton arid A;, 17; A,lik�is,
628 College Street, .Tai -onto 2•
Wn,SHING YOU A HAPPY AND
PROSPEROUS' -NT VV! YEAR!
Chas. • V. Cooke
Two Phones -66w and 66j
i AS WE f%RE ABOUT TO ENTER
INTO THE YEAR 1930, WE TAKE
THIS OPPORTUNITY OF Ex-
.'
PRESSING. OUR APPRECIATION
OF THIS SPLENDID PATRONAGE
AND RELAT'IO'NSI-IIP WITH
'WHICH YOU HAVIII FAVOURED'
:US IN THE PAST YEARS. •
WISIHING YOU :ALL A HAPPY
IAN') PROSPEROUS NE'W 'TEAR,
A. Gliddon
HOL1\2ESVILLE
SEE' OUR FRESH DISPLAY OF
• FOWL FOR NEW YEAR'S AT A
REASONABLE PRICE AND
CHOICE' BABY .BEEF
EVERY'/TING IN FRESH PORK
EXTRA FINE BEEF FOR. THE
HOLIDAY .SEASON .
BACONS OF BEST QUALITY
PURE . LARD, ANY QUANTITY
BEST GRADE
RIB ROAST BEEF • .... , , .....22e
•
SHOULDER ROAST ..... • . , , 22c
CHUCK ROAST 22c
FRESH PICNIC HAMS, LB. 19c
CONNELL & TYNDALL
Clinton's Leading Meat Market
Logs Wanted
We are again in the market for
good maple, basswood, cherry and
white ash loge, delivered in our yards
at Bayfield and 4th concession Gode.
rich Township.
McEwen Bros.
BAYET LD
Phone, 624r4, Clinton,
40202,
Euchre and Dance
The Bayfield Badminton Club will
give a Euchre and Dance in the
TOWN HALL, 'BAYFIELD,
on the evening of
MONDAY, DEC. 30th
Cards at S:30. , Refreshments
Mesio 'furnished by the Lakeside
.Entertainers
Admissions Gents, 50e. Ladies 25c
45-Z
'ANNOUNCEMENT
Having put in a stock of
MEN'S WOR% RUBBERS
fully guaranteed and at reasonble
prices, I invite your inspection
HERE'S
AN OFFER
.11 work. robbers sold by me to
Feb. lst I will undertake to vulealt
i8e new soles upon, when needed
at• half price.
J. Lovett
Shoe Repairer and Dealer, Clinton
, 44-3,
Reorders Wanted-
Bright'
antedBright` warm rooms, all eonven-
loxes,' with home comforts incl pri-
vileges, very conveniently located.
Apply Mrs. Who. Shipley/ Ontario
Street. ` -
•
Horsa Fou Sale
A bi ek Percheron mare, .about
1400 pounds:. also an iron gate, 12
feet tong.' Apply to J, Carrick, Al-
bert street,` 50-1-p,
For Sale
Musical instruments. Buy: your-
self e, ggiiitar for a ;Christmas: pres-
ent. They are easy to play. Two
':to five Jossons free: with 'each gui-
tar --sold. Prices $10.00 up, 18, A,
Bovey,' Clinton. 44-
Eleanor M. Snider,.
ale_
1; n
A.T.C.M.
Organist of Pre
sbyteri
an church,
Clinton, Teacher of Piano, sing-
ing and theory, Pupils preparers for
the Toronto Conservatory Examina-
tions. Phone' 30-618; Clinton:'cen-
tral, _. , 43-tf.
Clinton's New -Laid Egg
And Poultry House
Eggs, bought- according to Dotriin
ton Government Egg. Regulations.
Inquire for ''our, prices of eggs.
You will always find our, prices par-;
allel with the city m•ukets.
Fat hens and well -finished chicks
alplays Wanted -Prices , good.
Always phone our office for prices
before marketing produce,
N. W. Trewar'tha
Phones -Office, 214j „Residence, 214w
For Sale
Musical instruments of all kinds, I
give lessons 'on -the guitar. II. A.
Hovey,' Phone -299; Clinton central
39-02,
Notice To Trappers
Don't ,hold your furs, as prices are,.
expected to go-loiver: I am paying.
high prices for Mink and Coon and
:good prices for 'other furs. I am
paying higher prices than travelling
deals•
rs, as one dealer said'yrhon he
got up near Clinton, he had to pay:
more for " furs than he paid
elsewhere; enough said! .II. A. Ho-
vey, phone 299, Clinton, nt.' 44-,
Hemstitching*'
Experienced hemstitching and pic-
ot ,edging` dont-at zi reasonable rate
by Mrs. W!. J, Knox, Box 321; `Sea-
ferth Ont, Phone 31, ' - 39-0f.
Radio •Sets Repaired
Is your set working good, If not
brig it in., Wie .will put it in good
shape at small. cost. Tubes .tested
frees If you have any old tubes ly-
ing,.around' some can be made good
as new for .25c each. . H. A. 'Hovey,
Clinton. . 44-.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the. Estate of John A. Johnston,
Deceased
NOTICE is hereby given , that all
persons .'having clainIs` against the
estate of John A, Johnson, late of
the township of Stanley, in the Coun-
ty of Huron, yeoman, deceased, who
died on or abouts the first day of
December, A:A, 1929, are required
to deliver to- Lorne Woods, Mary
Campbell and Annie Woods, the ex-
ecutors of the said estate or their
solicitor:, on or before the 10th day
of January A.D. 1930, a full state-
ment of their claims together with
particulars thereof,, and the nature
of the securities if held by thent all
duly verified by affidavit.
AND TAKE NOTICE that after
the said last mentioned date the
said executors will proceed to dis-
teibute the estate of the said de-
ceased amongst the persons entitled
thereto having regard only to such
claims as shall have received duo
notice and in accordance therewith.
DATED at Clinton, Ontario, this
18th day of December, A.D., 1929.
W, BRYDONE, Clinton, Ontario,
Solicitor for the said estate. 45-3,
NQTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of Harrison Lyon,
• Deceased
NOTICE is hereby given that all
persons having claims 'against the
estate of Harrison .Lyon, late of
the Village of Londesboro, in the
County of Huron, yeoman, deceased,
who died on or 'about the 5th day of
October A.D., 1929, are required to
deliver to Joseph Edward Lyon and
Edwin Stanley Lyon, the executors
of the said estate br their solicitor,
on or before the 10th day of January
A.D., 1930, a full statement of their
claims together with particulars
thereof;, and the nature of the secur-
ities if held by them all duly veri-
fied by affidavit.
AND TAKE NOTICE. that after
the saki last . mentioned date -the
said executors will proceed to dis-
tribute the estate of the said deceas-
ed amongst • the persons entitled
thereto having regard only to such
claims as they shall have received
due notice and in accordance tarere-
with.
DATED at Clinton; Ontario, , this
18th day of December A.D., 1930.
Wt. BRYDONE, Clinton, Ontario,
Solicitor for the, said estate, 45.3.
BY-LAW NO 10 FOR 1929
TOWN OP ,CLINTON
A By -Law to submit a question to
the electors of the Town of
Clinton,
WIIEIEEAS oho license fora bil-
liard and, pool room has been issued
in this , municipality, and..'
WHEREAS 'an . application has
been 'made by another resident ask-
ing that a similar license' be granted
to him, which application was re-
fused by the'Municipal Council of
the Town of Clinton,. and
WHEREAS it' has been deemed de-
sirable to submit the, question of the
issuance of more licenses: than one
for billiard and pool rooms - to the
electors of this municipality.
THEREFORE the Municipal
Council of the Town of Clinton en-
asts as follows:--
1. That the_following question be
submited to the electors of the Town
of Clinton:—
'
"Are you in Payout' of more
than"
ane licensed billiard -'99 pool room
in the• Town ' of Clinton?"
2. That'tbs. said question shall be
submitted to the electors of the Town
of Ciinton;on Monday the 0th day of
January, 1930, being the same date
as fer the 'election for metiibers of
the Municipal Council, at the same
time and placer and by the same De-
puty Returning Officers as Tor the
U '
n
a i d nr mei a
1 election. -
Tht•t By -Law shall' conte into farce
and effect immediately on the final
passing thereof,
D, L. Macpherson , Ih 73. Coinbc,
Clerk. Mavor:
�'asteriat
PNPB C0� '�ilVO� ,�1�
Guaranteed
�tea� Rendered
$1.50 per Gallon
$1.40 per gallon, in 5 gal. lots
only'
IVIiller
Hadware Cd
TELEPHONE 53
rrsv,nro,
CLINT
am:s�.r.e••warvw.awwr�o.
C. Ho VENNER, Electrician
Electric Ranges, Fixtures, Bulbs, Irons, Fan and oth
Appliances
Wiring and Repairs.
Phe
RUPTURE SPECIALIST
Rupture, Varicocele, Varicose Veins
Abdominal Weakness, Spinal Dgfopin-
ity. Consultation Free.. 'Call or vtrite,
J. G. Smith, Specialist, 15 Downie Sty
Stratford, Ont. 10-1929.
Wanted
Sub -agents in Clinton and the,sur-
rounding villages to sell Stewart-
Warner radios. Don't apply unless
you mean business. II. A. Hovey,
Clinton. 45-2.
•
Farms For ;i;ale' •.
• Lots 27 and 29, 9th concession of
Goderich township, consisting
160 acres of good clay loam, 11/,1
miles west of Holmesville. Good
buildings, never -failing wells. Ap-
ply to Lewis Proctor, R. R. No. 3,
Clinton. Phone 611r2, Clinton sen-
tral, - 29-tf.
To Rent -
A modern dwelling of eight rooms,
also garage on Gibbings St., Clinton,
Immediate possession. Apply to A.
J. 14feMurray, box 193, I•Iarriston,
Ont. 26-tf.
Cockerels For Sale '
Leghorn cockerels, Pennsylvania
State strain. Apply to A. 3. Glazier,
Phone 617r31, Clinton central. 45-2.
• Slabs For Sale
Orders left at my residence will
receive prompt attention. E Ward,
Huron street, Clinton. Phone 156.
15-tf.,
Clothes Cleaned and Pressed!
Clothes cleaned, .pressed and' re-
paired. Woollen goods dry cleaned,
Rooms over Heard's Barber shop.
W. 1. Jago. 2283-tf.
• House For Sale
Comfortable nine .room house,
Victoria' street, Clinton. Garage, and
stable. Apply to. S. G. Castle, Clin-
ton. 40-tf, •
Rouse to Rent
5 -room 'house, James street, Clin-
ton. Town water, electric lights . •
Apply to W. Jago, Clinton. 31-tf.
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C1intoi95'ik 84 it
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FR0MVER
THE
A'IERRi'HEAT E'O K$ alrg TMr--t'
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Most of us are
tan busy to 'think
aborit, winter tripe to „Bermuda, or
Florida, or the Riviera.
92e have to -take : our outdoor
weather ;just as the weatherman sees
fit to send it.
But -indoors --there's another mat -
tee.
With heat Folks Coal wecan ]cave'
warmth tinct happiness and relax-
ation and all the Health -bringing
qualities of a southern trip,-with-
outthe expense,
,Let's have summer time in our
hones this winter,
Call the
wawa
for good, clean coal
B,. Mill31111
COAL COMPANY
PHONE 74 CANTON
We Want You
Milk and C-r'ea
We are manufacturers of
cheese and butter. We want
milk or cream. We pay highes
ket price weekly. Satisfaction
anteed.
Phone your order for finest
or pasturjsed butter in prints
ids to W. H. Lobb, Clinton, 0
R. No. 3, Phone No; 005r82.
THE HOLMESVILLE CO -O
TIVE CHEESE AND BU
COMPANY. LIMITED
TO OUR FRIENDS AND PA
A. MERRY C11RISTMA,,
A. E. Finch
• Viking Cream Separator Ag
Victoria St„ ;Clinton Pio
Stewart Warner. Electrio .
The most powerful set
market. We heard 'California
time without an oriel. You'll
stations you never heard b'efor
this set. All Canadian s
come in good such as Montrea
ronto, London, Hamilton, Bra
Waterloo, Wingham, WalkervilI
others: Very selective. Fine
The only set on the market wir
telivision.. I alIow up to $75.
second hand battery radios.
buy a radio t111 you hear the
art -Warner. Prices, $200.00 09
A. Hovey, Clinton, phone 299.
R
No Worrying Abo
Se
e1r911t`ItXS.
t
Your dividend cheque mai
the: first of each month by Im
Trust- Company of Canada.
Just a few units left of Sta
Royalties. Over %000,,000 sold
few months. A11 will ,be taken
few weeks,
J. G. CHO
SEN
CLINTON.
P: 0. Box, 165 Phon
0
Keep Warm
LEHIGIH VALLEY, ANTHRA
DIAMOND 0 If NUT COIC1
or
'LIBERTY DOMESTIC SIZE C
• 'PROMPT DELIVERY
CAR OF ALBERTA COAL
EXPECTED THIS WEEK
A. D. McCartney
Octal Dealer
"Queen "Street Telephone
Implement A .eft
I handle Cockshutt implem
and 'cream separators, Frost
Wood 'Implements and carry p
and repair's far; same.
I am arse agent for Allis -C
niers 'Tractors.
Those wishing to inquire a
any of the above 'kindly, call at
residence.
JOHN V DIEHL,
Queen Street, Clinton.
8
McCormick -Deering Agency
Having
taken over the above
ency for this district I will keep
hand a full stock of repairs and p
of all McCormick -Deering mach
and will appreciate a share of
patronage e of the farmers et
:repo
u
Clinton.
Coil at my shop, ,next do
Jones' blacksmith shop, Icing sere
W.
a,0e'
Clinton, Ont., ;Phone 281w 0