The Clinton News Record, 1924-07-10, Page 5, PLUMBING AND HEA.TING
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:The 'RincarcEne Review' - criticises
ir George Foster for saying that
eople spend to -6 much time, joy-rid-
gg and at the movies, The Review
,m That Sir, George "takes his fun
king speeches while other people
ce going to 'movies and joy -riding
xis] pedple ought 'to- be allow-
d- to do 'tlie 'thlngs they ince 'to' db.
1,,m Review fails to reflect; however,
at if everybody were joy -riding' "Or.
the 111.0vieS there would be no ChlO
listen to Sir George's `Speeches.
Orillia is a town that has hada
eputation tor seine o haom
. .
-very charming way of treating vis-
a 03'S ,They have a unique We?, too,
e day not long ago a car drove 13-
town and the -president of the board
trade or somebody on the execu-
ve ' of their civic welcoming league,
reeted the driver of ,the,the car' and
'sited if he could be of any assistance
ths any way, The man said they
awaulci be in town for a couPle of
.hours hna his wife would very much
l'apprecjate"the use of a baby's baggy,
"alurnog that time, so this resourceful
citizen went off and got the needed
article. You. can imagine that
.thee visits would always have a
kindly remembrance of the ohligifig
people of Orillia. paye to be
As soon as the Ontario, strawbor-
ries were ready for the market this
Year the price avant down, They
were -16c last week and ,theaper this:
Some people are advocating the rais-
ing of .the duty on strawberries so
that the Canma
adian rket might not
be glutted with the frolit before the
homegrown staff is ready. ,This
- Might he a good idea. The first
imported.berries are n'ot up. to much
' in point of' flavor, as those of dis-
criminating tastes will bear witness.
We amid Very well do without them
for a few, weeks...until Mir own ber-
ries, which.are really food fit for the
,gods, afIe ready. But, irpeeple viJT
-"-have the iinported staff, let thent PaY
a high pica for them, A. stiff duty
would keep the Market for the home
grown fruit, for the most, of us would
content ourselves 'aelth rhubarb for a
week or so longer. Rhubanis, by
the way, the nice, pink sort, and nice-
ly 118181)8702, is not to be despised.-
It's, the nicest spring tonic we cart
think of. °
Mr. H. 'Hartley Dewart, R.C., a
well-linoovn lawyer and pablie man
:mann( former Liberal leacler in the
Provincial Legislature, die(' at his
summer home near Usibricige en
Monday -night after a ten days' ill-
ness, « Mr. Dewart was a man of
distinguished ability as a speaker and
had, a keen legal mind. .He Was
not a conspieuous success as'a leader,
, during the first of the Drury regime,
but this was probably for the most
part because of the fact that he did,
not possess` the loyalty of the great
majority of his followers, Who were
flirtibg more or less openly with the
'Party in power. lie finally. grew --
tired of it and resigned.Mr. Dew -
.art was personally °noosed to tem-
perance reform, at least to the Inea-
511z,e8 or it put' fbrward in Ontario
and, after the Liberal Party tdok the
role of chief sponsor for the tempeo.--
.anee cause, his leadership •vvas nob
•considered to be art asset. He was
born and brought up in a Methodist,
parsonage, being' a son of the late
). Rev: 13. 13, Deivait, a minister in
the Methodist Church and for many
years editor of the Christian Guard.
He was ,not an old man, be -
sixty -two, and had a large ellen.
tole, His aged motimr still lives in
Toronto hnd was, together with his
wife, -beside hiai when the. end..came.,
-One brother also\ surviVes. • `
Stanleg Township
Mri, and I)Irs. Thomas Snowden
'and family and Miss Grace Penhale
„spent the week -end with friend' sat
St. Thomas'.
. •
1V1r. and Mrs., AI,. J. Butler of
. Clinton spent Suriday at the honie of
william Heard, ,
Miss Pearl Tayler visited. friends
•,1:41 Seaforth on' Wednesday of Jast
`Mr. and 111:rs.."George Coleman of
eilferth visited friends on the Sauble
ine last Friday night. ,
'Mr. George Reid of the Babylon
ulino is sporting, 2 new CheVr.filet C42'
days, , .
•
ohnesville
• and MrS. Henry Halstead of
4sited
at tho home of: .;the
Ormer'S aunt, Mr. A. ' Jervis, on
unday,
, Liver of Winglarn is erecting
or Messrs. Ciarenge and Fred
,
Holtzhauer of.Niagara is vis -
ting her daughter, Mrs. -F. Potter,
Misses Clara and Amy Moir visit-
,Goderieh -friends last woeh,
r`The anraial .garden party jf, the
, Methodist church will be held en 'kiss'
tHAohesetes lawn on Tuesday. July
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On Sun_
da,- Rev -London
preaching here, initY,' 'church .
- Dr. GarlisA of .Exeter has
°Toned an ehis ,cott4go he'to
and is here each Wednesday after-
noon. ,
. e at ane. a. riot •
last 'Friday from a 'pleasant' Motor
trill ' Collingwood. , sister;
Mrs, Parke, 'and daughter, Elsa, re,
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(8(811211 'with. him.
Mr, and Mr8., George_ Reid are
-home froth SashatcheWan for a vis
if
avl. and Mi•S, Cleml"e. Er 111 a221:11daughter of: Prince. Albert are the
'guests, of relatives here. It is four-
teen years 511100 141r, Erwin left Bay -
Everywhere Yell go People are 'balk"-
ing of the Ford Picnic to be held,
hero next 'Wednesday. '
'1'116 cottages are fast filing up
and all are enjoying ;their -•;Tacaloion.
The golf links were -opened very
auspiciously on July. st, About
one hundred visited the grounds and
several intere.ting.games were phiy,
ed. • Tea, Was served at UM., club -
1131150 by Ma•s. Newton -Brady, Dr,
Newton4D7ady and Mr. E. 1-1. Johns
deserve praise for -the way they have
worked to prepare these grounds.
The school fe'Port hat load to be
held over 'until riext
Thd daily press during the past
Week contained notices. -of the mar-
.riage of a -son and daughter d Dr.
and .Moos, W. .Wright of Totten-
ham, who are well-knoiva in Bayfield.
On, Jane 30th, at Howard Park Me-
thodist church, Toronto, Helen Mar-
guerite, eldest -daughter of _Dr. and-
1VIai. 'Wright, was united in marriage
to Mr, Dougal Peter Ma.cDonaid of
Toronto', the Rev. ,I)r. •Scott officiat-
ing. At Central IVIethodist chinch,
Woodstock,lion .Tuly 5th, Dr. Freder-
idli larright of Baltimore, Md.,
son. of D. and Mrs. Wright,, was
wedded to IVEss Helen :Clare
datighter •of Mr-. and Mrs, Malaohn
3. C. Schell of troat city. - The Rev,
R. S. Et Large,..pa.s-tor of the church,
assisted 14 the Rev:- Dr: eteWS
Chatham, performed the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Ma.aDenald will re-
in Toronto and Dr. and tire.
Wright in Baltiniore. '
Auburn .
Tho.. 1VIetho1ist and Presbyterian
churches
'in the Village have agteed
to combine their services while their
respective ministers are aWay_on holi-
days. The first of these vnion ser-
vices oval be held in Rims church
next . Sunday' ;welling at 7:30, when,
the Rev. Pi S. Banes will preach.
There will be no service in Rnox
ehureb: id the Morning, hut the Sal).
Valli School will meet as usual, The
following Sunday the service will be
at 10:30 a.m. and ioo Knox churelz.
Mrs. W. J. Andrew gavesad ad-
dress at Victoria :street churah, Gode-
rich, to the two Auxiliaries on Mon-
day, July 71(1), .
There passed away at .her home
in Auburn' on Saturday, July 51(h,
Mrs, Holewig, at the .adVaneed age
of eighty-two: Mrs, Helewig Wet
born tot Germany and -came to Can-
ada at the age of twen'ty-seven years.
Her ..husband predeceasedaher by fif-
teen years. She -leaves to mourn
their loss two sons' William of Win-
nipeg and Edwardof: Auburn, and'
two daughter's, Mrs. .l'ones of -Re-
gina and. Mrs. Bond of Sandwich.
The funeral tools place- on Tuesday
afternoon to Ball's cemetery, the ser-
vices being in -charge .of Rev. P.
Banes. t
• Mrs. Roy'Parrow and little &ugh -
ter, Dorothy, spent a few day's with
her parents, Mr. and.* Mrs. James
Johnston. 1
Mr. Roy Robertson, Mr. Harry
13eadle and Mr. George Hallam mo-
tored over from Detroit for the week -
Mr. fr. Washington left on Wed-
nesday to take a course at Queen's
UnIversity, Kingston,
3/11%. BUrieS Of Exeter is vistang
her sell) 4te),. P. 13"attes'• ""
Mi., and Mrs, Joseph Carter. ancl,
S011` and Mrs, 1\1:oir of Port Elgin
Spent, the week.end with. Mg and
Mrs'. JainesCarter. •
'Vas. Patterson and children are
visiting the lady's sister, Mrs. (Dr.)
Weir,
Mr, J. Carter aiid daughter Of
Detroit visited Mr. James Carter
this week,
The Woinan's: institute will, :"Meet
at the home of Mrs:, 1.31. J. Andrew
on Tuesday,",ju1Y.1t11l-- Mrs,
Straughan is to gide an acidress":'on
Institute win*. Hostesses, Ws.
W. J. Andrew and Mrs. A. J. An..
drew.
Mr. and Mrs: G. Raithby.celebrat-
ed their 25t1i wedding anniversary,
on Saturday last, July Congrat-
ulations are in order and most heart-
ily extended'.
Rev. W. R. and Mrs. Alp have
gone away for their vacation.
Miss Mildred King, who has been
visiting friends in Windsor, returned
te her home here on Friday.
Si. -Helens
111r. J, 'Metcalf of London •spent
ithe week -end at the home of Mr.
Robinson. 'Moods.
Miss Anna Stuart has returned
honie from,the States, where she has
spent the last year or. two.
Mrls,, Currie of Goderich is visiting
her: daughter, Mrs. D. ,Phillips, at
present. •
t
'A -.young daugh er lived ht the
borne of Mr. and Mrs. John Patter-
son the other day.
and Mrs. Robt. Snell spent
Sunday 'at the home of the latter's
parents, :Mr., and Mrs. Neil Camp -
Mr. and IVIrs,. George Walker spent
a day.' at the home of the latter's fa,
tiler, Mr.' '
33105 IVIabel Woods and Misi Dor-
FINE
vho (.1 the ••
ak.nis ar,n
•OWrecently, is' able t
,aganf. •
following, teacluirs are- hom.
11.1i -se Ru
ther.XO1.41\ from Mitcliell;' Clara `,•••''otids
Guelph; Wlnnil"red Woods, Galt; Ma)
Caine'ron, Toronto; Jean. kreQuilhai
Orono; -Beatrice 1VieQuillian, Holy-
roocl; and Mary Dur1112,:Dunga4n9n.
Air. Webster of Brussels visit;
ing Ins brother, Mr. J. R. Webster
Mr. James Nelly o' Pigeon
is visiting- his sister, Dave, lodd.
. • ,
Mar
Flager,'
GOVENLOOK—MUNN-7,Pii June 21i,
at, the. •honie of MrS. T• H, Smith,
3'12 'Second Street, New ilriestanins-
•ter, D.C., by Rev, Thos. H. Mit,
eholl, il•fahel Jane; claug•hter of
and Mrs. John R. Govenle'alt, Sea-
- +forth:, griliario, to * -Mr, 'Harry A ,
. 'D. Munn, Vancouver, 13.C._
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.yeima al old," • , , , ; •
11.i-ive you notico'cl and talten adyarit'age of 0111: ea -pee'als •
Friday and Saturday, this, 3 Bars' of Soap any,21(71 hrand•
, mentioned kere. "See; ,,window Tor''.1%-tr-•-..
, 2 'lbs, 'Pure 111.):CI , 32e 3 to one customer.
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114: of 'Bacon 2 'pltg ' -• '21e
Just a few '
JE•NKINS---In Goderich -township, on
July 811, Rowlahd .Jenkins, aged
:SQ'yea.ps . and 8 Months. „
13E4sT,TY—I6 Varga, on ,July 61(1),
tancelot Beatty, ag,ecl.-„70 years.
HELEWIG--i-"At Ateharg; On Jury. 51111,
148. Helewig, aged 82 years, _
DEWART—At BrOoliciale, Uxbridge,
hi,s-countryhoine, are July 7th, Her-
bert Hartley Dew,art,' K.C., in lois
63111 year. . ,
IVIELLIS—At.KiPnea, on July 8th,
Thomas Kell's, aged 77- years.
IN MEIVIOVJAIVI
MERNER—In loving memory. of
Earl IVIerner,.son of Mr. and Mrs.
Merner BaYfleldt 1110 was
alroirnecl on July 10th, 1922. ,
'We often sit and tliinis of hint
NVhen we are all alone,
or -memory is the only friend'
hat, grief can eall its own.13
More and nunia.daclifiity we miss -him,
Friends -ma_ys-think the woupds
-. healed.
ut theylittle know the Sorrow .
haffe ovithin•our hearts concealed:"
—Parents, brothers and sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. j: B. lEustard and
amily have gone to their summer
onte at Inverlumon for 'the remain-
er of Julst and AUgusti.
The molly. friends hereabouts of.
iss Fannie MaRehzio, a graduate of
linton l'ublic Hospital, will be glad
hear that she has been promoted
o Seqpnd superintendent of her•Yloor
queen Alexandra Sanitarium,
onclon, where she has been engaged
r aome time.
Mr. and Mrs. Biggar, sr., with
eir. SOTI, his wife and two children,
Port Maim). tire, the guests of
rs. Biggars sisters, Mrs. Brock
d 1VIrs./jamieson.
Miss Mary Gill-II:our and Misses
an and Gretta Mustard el Cleve -
old are home tor their vacation% '
XV. jam MeIntosh, the efficient
eher of S. S. NO,.
n taking aaapecial "summer Course
" the thi'versitysiToronto.
An unto accident which might eat.
1)11.70 proved more serious occurred
'Sunday afterrioen, whefi a -car
ming frono the east said oae from
e -west tollided in the main street.
15 of the taiA was pretty lady cla-
ged but fortunately no one was
ot. Drivers cif cars theauld drive
re earefullsa eaPeciallY When go-
-
through villages. There is al-
ys 'a danger of accident,
ThWikellir Circle met for their reg -
31 monthly meeting On Thursday
erneon, twenty-six ladies being
sent, which was very giatifying
'the presided, The devotional
st of the meeting WAS -presided qv-
bY 1VITS: Walter Moffett. The
pensive reatling was taken. from
n 14th. Miss Beth Forrest took
topic, 'which was from the sixth
ppm. of the study" book. • Mrs.
rge Baird'read the following ar-
o which appeared in Toronto pa-
s the other day and which was of
test to all, the Gauld family be-
ovell known here:.
'Few gatherings have created a
per impression upon the people
College Street Presbyterian
11011 thtin a service ,held last eveu-
,when nfother and. two daugh-
designated for the China mis-
field we're present on the pint-
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Mrs. R. Johnston,''‘on ibel.alf of the
Wonmit's IVIissionary Seciely of the
Presbyterian C'hurch, 'presented nto.
tiler -and daughters with Dibles, :Ind
T. A. Wilson, Treasurer of the
church, presented them with nurses
of gold. Dr. Jonathan Goforth, the
well-known missionay nw
roon fur-
lough, delivered a congratulatory ad-
dress to Mrs. Gauld and her two
daughters. '
At the morning service in Queen
Street East Presbyterian Church the
pastor, Rev. W. Hardy Anclrowsrand
Rev, Dr, McTavish and Rev. Dr.
MacKay took part."
I)In,,s Martha McDonald read an
11(015) telling of a -number of our mis-
sionaries who 'are, leaving the fer-
eign field on account, of ill health.
-rho members are having` 81 towel
e mothar is. the Widow of Rev,
ianl,Gatild, D.D. , f oz 30 years a
lottery in Formosa. Hea ' claugh-
are ID:a-Flora Ganid, at graduate
he Faculty of Medicine at the
ersity of .Tormito lir 4923, and-
, Gretta Gauld, --a graduate of
lifaining school for nurses at the
11150-1 1:07 Sick Children'. "
ss Gretta Gauld, was designated
service yesterday morning in
Immo. street Presbyterian church,
congregation of which will sup-
hel''• in the foreign.fiold. 1)r.
Gadd was designated last
at the serviC'e in College Street
yterian Chureh, and , with her
er and sisteil. were the central 11-
111 the impressiVe service*.
r. Er. McTavish presided over
movie° and conducted the desig.
exemony. Rev. Dr. R, P.
ay, Secretary of Presbyterian
gn Missions, addressed the eon -
tion, and as minister of 1(110
el* and two daughters, Rev, R.
ochraneideliyered a fine address
'her 'specials: Kindly get your ordei•s early.
11103313613 l'RICES FOR -.SUTTER OR EGGS
OUR S'llpiltE 16 -youR STORE
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Cakes
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Carpet. arid ug
Having„the best Electric Rug:Washer ever made -for cleaning
Rugs and Carpets, I am prepared to clean a limited number
during the summer months . All work guaranteed and will •
call for and deliver all rugs, etc, or May be left at residence, -
Huron Street
• -C. 11. VENNI, Clinton
Electrician .
10111.11.S.
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We Pau Cash
EGGS
Our zslant is now complete and we solicit your shipments o
whether large or smelt Come and see them graded.
POULTRY
eggs
We buy live poultry twelve months of the year. It will pay you
to advise us what you have to sell. At present, market old Hens,
old Rocisters, late hatched and spur Chickens.
CONDITIONS ,
All our eggs are bought on Government grades and' all poultry
atcording to size and quality. We are hereto serve you. A
Gunn, Langlois & Co,,,,,, Li ilted
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Inder Twine
The seasons are'swinging aronnd' and harvest time it joist
around the corner. • We• lave an excellent • brand of "twine this
season, manufactured by an all -Canadian firm in tho new 8 -pound
ball and also in the regular sized 5 -pound ball. ' •
s • Maple Leaf Flour
Formerly sold -wider the brand name Cream of the Wdst. •Every
bag is guaranteed, Monarch Pastry flour is a high grade Fancy
Patent flour and our many users cannot speak to highly 01: 111, We
have the exclusive agency for these two brands of flour.
Purity, Pive Roses, Five jewel, Jewel and Pie'Crust always on
hand.,
1Vlitp1e Leaf Lard anclasifirst.
,W. JENKINS & SN'
Office Phone 199
•
shower in. August,- .
James Swan.,
Miss Laura Ross of the Normal Mr, John „Reettie' and Mr. John
School, Stralord, is holidaying at Stewart of Seafath called on Brae -
the home of her aunt, Mrs. W. Ross., field friends recently,
Miss 14, j, Graham. of. Seaforth Brucefield Lodge No. 210 1.0.0.3'.
visited ltiends in the village overthe had an important meeting in their
holiday. •
Night 141 and 129
Imemokoarm000n. IsmIta
, Georgo-Swan and family spent
Sunday at the home of his sister
Mrs. Ed. Munn.
Miss E. McDonalcit who has been
teaching in Delmar° is home for the
vacation.
Rev. C. 0, Armour and Mrs.,
Armour and Miss Eleanor' were a-
mong the invited guests at the gal.
71011 wedding held at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Percy Cole Friday evening
and which was in honor of Mr.
Cole's father and mother. Guests,,
to the number of fifty were present.
Dinner was serve11 on the lawn and a
inost enjoyable time was spent.
Rev. Mn. Ainnour preached ti,vo
fine, spiritual sermons Sunday morn-
ing and evening, and,- also sang a
beautiful sOlo with Much, acceptance
entitled "Cue Day." The• choir al.
so sang a well -rendered anthem. ..
School Section No, 3-; Tuckersmith,
had a happy, gathering lest week,
when the parents and friends met to
saY g'00c1 •kye po Miss ,IVIeNain, their
efficient teacher,' 'Who , has resigned.
'Mrs. Broadfoot and Mg.'s. , Sauter ,ar-
ranged -for s. social time for the chil-
dren and races and games were eu-
joycl' bY, all. When. the aeholats
came forward with •a .prettily decor.
Med basket filled W-i;th gifts IViiss Mc-
Nain was taken :completely by 51111-
prige but liear,tilY,'",thanited the child-
ren 'and-, friendS'•for their kindness
during. her 'short stay with them.
Rev,. Mol, ,Arniour was present and
dave,:a brief address to t'he teacher.
and -,scholars, after which a lieautiftd
'lunch was served on the lawn',
Mr, and Mrs. I-Iugh Berry enter -
tabled a number of their young
'friends from Wingham last week.
Mrs. C. II. Ham of 1-lanailten and
little son, Wesley, Douglas, are visi-
tors at the hoine of her father, Mr,
Faiday evening for the installa-
tion of officers and also a social thnea
Visiting brethren 'were there Iron
Windsor, Seaforth and Exeter. D.
D. G.X., pro. Taman, of Exeter,
gave an excellent address, which was
very inspiring to .his brother „Odd.
fellows. 11.13. Taman holds a Very
high position in the Order.. Rev.
Mr. Foote of Exetea gave an ad-
dress also. Splendid selections and
solos were renerded by some of the
visiting !brethren of Exeter. Aftea
the program light refreshments Were
served by the resident members. All
departed for their homes feeling' they
had spent a' profitable few hours.
Cottage For Sale
0-rooni cottage, in.,Spencer ..street,
ingood. repair, electric light,. to-wn
water, telephone..' aere of gar -
,810.1 with,. fruit' trees. Apply 'on-
-proin1ses to .Mrs, McIntyre. 02-4
,
_For Sale
Good work ,team 6 years old, one
12120 13 years old, good breeder, ' 2
colts, 3 years old. Ed. Johnston,
4, Clinton, thone 3 on 636.
Choice Young Pigs For Sale
A. bunch of choice young pigs,. 6
weeks old. -Apply to M. Morrison,
R. It, No, 1, Clinton., Phone 6 on
637 . 62-1 -p
Cow For Sale
FrosliMnillt cow and calf sale,
George' Davies. 62-1
Kit Bag Found
Picked tip in. Clinton, a soldier's kit
bag, having nein° and num1;er: Own-
er may have same by proving pro-
perty and paying ,for this notice.
John Caninghame, Clinton.
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TELEPHONE 53'
ITAROftrimmfframmcm.
Heuse For Salo'
7.roomed ,fraine home in good re-
pair, on the east side of Albert street,
Clinton. Sim. room attached, good
stone cellar, -town water. One quar-
ter here lot with fruit trees. Apply
onepremises to „Mrs. Long. _ 59.3f
Notice to Creditors
In the matter of William Henry
Rivers, formerlyof Clinton, Ontario,
Confectioner.
, Balk Sale
Notice' it hereby ,given *jet` the as'
bore 'blotted William Henry Rivers,
made a Bulk Sale lgf hisvConfeetion-
ery business -inchidingk equipment,
eta., to Charles ,Tamet Ready of At-
kona, Oatario and by and with the
consent of said vendor I have been
appointed Trustee under The' Bulk
Sales Act (Ontario) 1917.
persons having claims against
said William Henry Rivers are. re-
quired to file said chtims duly veri-
fied, with me on or. before August
41111, 1924, after which date, only
those claims of which I shall have
received notice will be considered.
Dated July 7th, 1924.
W. E, Fitzgerald, VI/at-ford, Ont.,
Trastee.• • ' 62-3
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Wanted
A Protestant teacher, for 5„. B.
No. 4, Goderich township. Duties
to eonunence _SepteMber 2nd, 1924.
Applications will be received up to
July 22nd, —Wilfred Biggin,• Sec.-
Treasurer, Clinton, Ontario. 61-2.
_
• Cooad For Sale
Some choice, yeang niilk cows for
sale. Apply to. David Easem, R.
.13. No. 2, Clinton. Phone 21-602,
Clinton central. 61-2-35
House for Sale". a • .
33rick ' house on Princess ; street,
7 rooms -and summer' kitchen; town
osatera.also soft water in -kitchen, ea-
thent, ;basement, furnace, electric light -
18 acre garden with small fruits!
stable. Apply to MIA's Mabel Rath..
Well, Varna., , -Phone 33-606 Clinton
central, .62-tf
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. For Sabo .
, Brass -trill -mud irdn bed, wooden
bedstead, good spring mattress; coal,
heater;, Canada- sted.range; quantity
of six and, seven • inch stove,,,pipes;
fruit jars; linoleum; Curtain poles.
Apply to—Mrs. Farnham,' Ratten-
bury street. • 614-f1
Partnership Dissolved
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the partnership heretofore subsisting
between ne, the undersigned, as Hard-
ware Merchants, lin the Town .;of...
Clinton, has this day been dissolved
by mutual consent. .All debts- ow-
ing to the said partnership are to be
paid to Hugh Miller at Clinton afore-
said, and all claims against the said
partnership are to be presented to
the said Hugh Miller, .hy whom the
same will be settled,.
. DATED at Clinton, Ontario, this
20th day of June, A.D., 1924.
Witness, 'W. Brydone
Hugh Miller, W. T. Hawkins, 60-3
For Sale ,
The attractive and beautifully ,101.•
cated property belonging to .qo D.
Bouck, situated on High str,eet, 0/111.
ton. The house has a beautiful Out-
look, imposing architectutal':aps
pearanee, wafls 13 inch- ,solid brick,
rooms large. ' Twe Manble fire -places
'in den and parlor, hot and cold wa-
ter, cement soft -water cistern in cel-
lar, bathroom, electric lights, two yea.
andalis and sun porch, two stairWays,
cellar under whole house, cement floor
hot-air heating. Lot 75 -ft. frontage,
double depth facing on High street
and Townsend. Fruit trees, garden
and small fruits.
A bargain for quick.sale. Write
C. D. I3ouck 43 Standish Ave., Tor.
onto, Ont. 59-tf
• Hooke and Lot For Sale
Brick cottage, ,in good repair, cor-
ner of Dunlop and Fulton streets.
10 rooms, good cellar, modern con,'
venienees., Conveniently situated.
Will be sold reasonably. -Apply to
Miss E..McTayish,"Elinton. 58-1(1:.
House For Sale
Comfortable frame house on North
street, half acre of ground. Ali
kinels of fruit. Snotill stable, town
water iot house. Robert P. Fisher.
37-tf.
For Sale .
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New
; ema slIfs si-hos
steel fie'
nearlY new. -Apply to A. Ro-
bertson, Varna. , 51.1(1:.
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Clothes Cleaned' and Pressed
Cletheii, cleaned ,pressed and re.
I paired., .Wroblen goods' dry cleaned,
Rooms Over Heard's., barber shop,
W. J. jag°, , -4341
COAL
We have a supply of Furnace, Stove,
Nuts and Soft. Also some good dry
slab. Leave orders at residence.
E. WARD
Phone 1155. ' Huron Street.
, -Agents Wanted
The careful attention *to our
customers' orders sind the splen-
did stools supplied for years past
warrants us in having a repye-
sedative or tWo in this county.
Liberal Commissons. Free Out-
fit. Write at once for Eieclusive
Territoryo
THOS. W, BOWMANA SON
COMPANY
RIDGEVILLE, ONT.
STAR bTURSERIES, 60-13
Rouse For Sale
Cottage on Huron street, roomy and
in good repair, 44 acre of garden.
Small barn on place. Possession at
once. Also a buggy and ,eutting box,
Happy Thought range and a sliding
bed aouch for sale. Apply to Miss
B. Cantelon, Rattehbury street. 89-111:.
Shiger Sewing Machinte
Family, Metric and R. :Styled,'
Also some second-hand maims,
goad as new. Old machines-. taken:
as part payment. Easy teams. ,111
will pay you to look these over before
buying elsewhere. • RePairing and ,
'parts fot allanakes • or mac1iinea.7
Earl Steep. . Jan. 1, 1924
AUCTIONEER
Honor Graduate Carey Jones'
tional School of Auctioneering, Chi-
cago, Special course taken in Pure
'Bred Live Stock, RealPstate
chandise and Farm Salts. Rates in
keeping with prevailing marIcet. Sat-
isfaction assured. Write or wire,
Qsaar Rlopp, Zurich, Ont, Phone 18-
93. ---88-t1:-1923
coAt,
.NUT. STOVE -lc EGG
' ALWAYS ON HAND
FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
, 'R. J. MILLER
Orders taken at residence. Phone 11'
SEED CORN
,Well germinated Seed Corn hard
to buy this year, look at grading on
bags before 'buying and buy nothing
but No, 1 Govt, Standard. We have
a very complete stock and our paice
is low fot this year.
SALT
Have jUst received a carload of
salt. Special 'prices on large quan-
tities.
ROOFING
' WP` •
' carry "s, Complete line of Tor -
Onto Asphalt Roofing, befote- buying
you will find it to your advantage to
see our, line and cenitiaTa it with
others, Remember there ,is as much
differenae in roofing as there is in
cedar 'shingles. We. believed we have
the best and can stove it to you.
Timothy, Alfalfa, Red Clover,
131ue Grass, Orchard Grass,
and Sweet Clover always in stook,
Pratts arid Blatehfords Buttermilk
1VIirsh; Royal Purple and Pioneer
Chick Foods. Garcleri Seeds in bulk,
Mangels and Turnips. Our stook -
is complete and twenty years exper-
ience _always at your service.
J. A. FORD St SON
Phone 123
Flour ,and Feed , Merehants and •
Grain' BuYers
CREAM WANTED!
• The alehiancl for Our butter, is Up
creasing, .
To supply this demand we requirf4
more cream.-' • '
We request you to ship us Atig
creani. •
We guarantee you the- Highest
Market Pricos,)aceurata. tests gnd
prompt service.
Our firm is known. to you and geode
no further recommend,
We pay all express charges,.farne
ish cream cans And pay twice wed,
month. , • I
. Write for *ono or further infortasaw
tion to the
THU SEAFORTH CREAMERY Ma
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