The Clinton News Record, 1925-12-31, Page 540'1In/crest to Yoar;
arad lie
New Veaz's Eve.
e you made your New Year's
"ohitioiis yet?,
1
We extend to all our readers
a Happy and Prosperous
illi
leu. tV. II. Price said ttt:a gather-
St. homes the other: day that
nada should manufacture her own
•odndts; Ho struck the nal or: the
ad• Canada will never bedtt ee a
eat nation by shipping her raw ma -
rials into another country to be
annfactiired, andthen buying back.
o finished product at an advanced
>ax
One of_ the resolutions which 0n-
rio should make is to discover dun
y 192d why Ontario cannot bby the
which she needs and Alberta has
sell, but must be denendoht upon a
reign country for a necessary pro -
[et, That there is a reason not ap-
rent on, the surface is the opinion
a good many people. Let surae-
dy unearth the reason'and0rag'i
the light. The development 7Sf Al-
rta coal fields would mean added
asperity to. both` Ontario and the
et.
Since our last :issue two Huron
'nty.• newspaper men, •Rev. F. J.
Snowdon of the Seaforth News,and
n W. Vanatter of the Goderich
it, have crossed the Great Divide.
Snowdon, had been ill for some,
the and his death' was not unex
d, but Mr. Vanatter's death • was
to a stroke, although he had not
1 in good health for several weeks.
Snowdon, had been connected with
News "since 181.6, having conte
from Littl Ouiz•ents Manitoulin
nd, where "he 'i had conducted e
spaper for some time. Mr., Van-:
i• was the senior i_-iartner in the
• of Vanatter and Naftel of The
having been conneeted with the
!James Mitchell in the same pub -
ion for many year prior -to the
is retirement. Hunan county
' two good citizens and the press
uran two valued members in the
ing of these -two veteran news-
r hien. Our sympathy is extend
the surviving relatives.
Constance.
Sidney Dulmage 'Of Detroit
Christmas with his 'wife and
', and also 'visited his mother,
Jas,. Mann, hi the village.
and Mrs. Thos. Riley of Olin
.ent Christmas' with his parents,
nd Mrs, 'Geo, Riley, .•
and Mrs. D. ' Tudor spent
niay in Clinton with the letter's
ts, Mr. and • Mrs. W. Stanley.
. Christmas tree entertainment,
in Christmas, . Eve was well: at
d, The- proram consisted of a
s by the younger members, reel-
s, drill by the 'King's Daughters
t piece entitled "I-Ioly Night''
out, Afterwards the gifts from
•ce were distributed by- Santa.
te a . number around here nt-
d tile',: nominations at. Landes -
on Monday_
s Myrtle Lawson of Toronto.
'Christmas with her parents,
tnel Mrs. Rebt. Lawson.
St. Helens
and Mrs, John Woods and Miss'
of Pathlow, Sask., are renew-.
cl•,acquaintances around here at
it, afteran absence of seven -
Geo. McRoberts, Mr: Chas,
Ilion and Mids Beatrice Mc-
in left , on Saturday to visit
Mary MCQuillian'in Muskoka.
Theinas'Alexander of the ninth
siert had the 'misfortune while
g logs to get both his legs
1 below thp, knee. He was me -
to Wingham "Hospital, where
being eared for.
d was received here last week
. death of Mr. Pat McGlynn gf
inter. Mr. McGlynn was a
'r -in-law
,of Messrs„ Cornelius,
on Foran..,
'., Alex. Stuart left last week for
t with her sister, Mrs, 'Muiray
can. She also .went to Toronto
ind Christmas with her daugh-
nna.
Buckingham is spending the
on at her home near Lochalsh.
following are among those who
'ending their vacation at their
Jive homes here:, Misses W. D.
-ford of Timmins; Mabel Words
an Clara Woods, ' Guelph; Win-
Woods,- Galt;.- May Cameron,
:o; Dorothy Webster, Ashfield:
Duxnin, Dungannon; Muriel
Wingham r and Mr. ' Alvin
Toronto. •
e a 'number of thechildren
here have had attacks of
,
ng cough and measles.
Loldesboro
United; formerly Methodis, S.
its annual Christtnas tree and
hrinent on Christmas. night. It
decided success and very•
Large
lilted,
farmerlY
Pr
es
ovte1
_
'day
school held its Christmas:
the Community hall last Tites-
ning.' This program was also
Mont one:
!'Dime spent;' "the week -end
hone of 'Miss S. Barr on the
Snell p: Toronto is spending
ation with her parents at. the
'3 e,
rad Mrs. J. Armstrong spent
15
-ivIth Cons' ncc
friends.
r
Mill of Myth yisited friends
ds
and'ti
. Brigham of Star City, Sask.,
in re
esenl; visit p his 5 parents,
Win. Brigham. The (leder
1 1
and he speaks very, high; ni,it, B3,t:.
stili it does hail good to see 1na11j*"of
his school 'mates and old tiaeiids,
ag tin,
Nlr, and Mrs.' Hooper of Si, Marys
anent the Christmas holiday at' the
home of Mr. and Mrs; J. 7 llisy.
The inonthl;,' . Meeting „ of ,the Wo-
men's:Institute , will be, .held -in the
Community hall on Thins/MY, des, Jan.
nth I.
tivell e"Cul; Day" ry th ;i.
'}t c r
Program and Tench by`'the
Burgess' Portrait Stirdio• Clinton
will be "open on
uesdag, Jan,5
and each Tues
day following
• hours 11:30 to 2:30
Highelass Portraits a Specialty,
annus, Burgess, Portrait Studio
-,irITCIIEL5 AND CLINI'ON
.ltl COLE,GGlATI: INSTITC;'1'II
13'URA) INGS ^.
Editor News -Record; -During the
past low months Clinton has been
considering the building: of ¢t new
Collegiate Institute aad T have been
interested in reading the various ;et-
to s that have appeared in your
Upon arriving home' to spend .t
Christmas vacation, I -was asked
my father and several other - Parti
if I would make an inspection of t
school buildings with a view'to 'e
pressing my opinion on the advisabi
ity of remodeling. the present buil
ings to put thein in a suitable ccsid
Lion to -meet the requirement of
Collegiate Institute for this town,
•
It is now five years since. I grad
uated from the' Clinton ColIegia+
Institute and even at that time it we
quite apparent that something week'
have to be done. Now I' return after
having. been actively.interested in
the construction of school buildings at
irarious places' in Canada•and in the
United States. In looking through
the building T find the condition of
the school is more deplerable than I
had expected to find it.
My father and: I inspected the
school's construction from basement
to attic and fdunil that not only the
floors, interior' walls and ceilings
were in bad shape but also that the
iuiderflooring, joists, etc,,, were in bad'
Condition and quite inadequate to sup-
port new floors. The windows, as
well as being, very poorly located for
the proper lighting of classrooms,
were draughty and would need to be
'replaced by new frames. and sashes.
The heating : system is in such had
condition that a complete new heating
and ventilating,system would have to
be installed. In: short, ebout'the Duly
thing about the school 4liat we found
apparently in :good condition were
the masonry walls and when alters•
tions get in progress it is quite pin -
slide that even the brick w`lls 11111
hihie to be repaired.
The present' requirements of 'a
school for this town would he, seven
classrooms, ail auditorium, one or two
science laboratories and.gymnasirun,
es well as the teachers' rooms, offices,
cloak -rooms toilets, etc., whieh would
be necessary. Tlie present walls will
by no means ever be made to snr-
mound these necessities. Even by ex-
tending certain of the masonry walls
to make space the planning can still.
be nothing' but awkward• and incon-
venient avid the cost of doing this will
be found to be very high. •,`
From limy Ienneviedge of the cost of
malting ailterations, I „would say that,
the Bost of ,remodeling the old school.
building to put it in anything like a
permanently satisfactry condition as
against the cost of building an entire-
ly new school will,. by comparison,
make it: quite inadvisable+to attempt
an alteration scheme. My father was
aIeo quite convinced of this fact.
I should` like to see ' Clinton
equipped with ,a school that will cit-
able her to keep up the high educa-
tional standard that has been .maiii-
rained under a great Handicap iri the
'past.
-FRED- 7. WALLIS,
Salgfieici
Miss Lola EIiiott returned , to De-
troit on Wednesday aftef having
spent Christmas with. her mother,
Mrs. M. Elliott.
Mr. and Mrs.: H. Lord and Miss
Gladys Davison of London spent
Christtnas' Day with "-their mother,
Mrs Jno,•Davison. •
Mss. G.M. Woods and Miss Anna.
Woods left on Thursday to spend the
Christmas vbeation with Rev, and
Mrs. Crosby id Courtwr•ight.
Mr. A. Ford King: of Toronto spent:
Christina± with hi parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. ' King -=1t1iss Mina Proctor,
also of Toronto, was the guest, of. her
aunt, Mrs. {ing.
Misses Annie and Winnifred I Iliob;t
of Toronto are spending the vacatiiin
with Mr. and Mrs.: John Fraser.. '
Miss Betty Elliott of Toronto spent
Christmas with her parents, l\1 , and
Mrs T. II. Elliott.
Mrs. Jas. Ferguson returned nn
Tuesday after having spent CliriSt-
ina 111 'n • r
s WI g3 am,
311ss S. M. Ross returned lo Wood-
stock
on 'YID I
r nc
a
'after. spending
Y e1 do
r
P g
Christmas with:
hen her
parents, Mr. Ind
Mrs. M.Ross, Miss Irene Roti .,of
Buffalo was also home for the 1'nen-
0ioi1.
Mr. and Mrs. L. 11. Smith of Lon
cion are spending the Christmas va-
cation with the hettcr's parents, Mr.
and Ills'5 ` C, Parker,
T_
'Miss Margaret Balser at Toronto,
Mrs. Victor. Bunt. and children and
Mr, I'I irry Baker of London were all
home to spend Christmas with their
parents, Mr- and rM's. F. W. l;alcer.
Mr, Ernest Brown .of the Standarc1
Bank spent,.;Christmas with relatives
in Toronto.
re
M r
C. Bander is spendini the
Christmas ;season Willa Mr. and Mrs.
II'. Brandon in London.
Messrs. Lawrence ;and Fred.FowIie
spent ,Christmas at their home,; Fred
remained foe week's vacation,
Mr. -George Blair' of Detroit is
home for the Christmas holidays. '0
Miss Lucy McLeod and Mr. Charters
"Plater, who motored from Detroit
ancl. spent Christmas with the :tram-
en's parents, Mr. and Yrs. W. J. 14fe-
Leoci r t
euineMonday.
cl ozr
Miss Rut Higgins Ii m
T S Of i bin
g do'ispent
Christmas week end with her parent,,,
Mi, Fred .Davison .of Detroit Spent
Christmas with,,. his rnoil ei Mrs, .i,
T3avbs1nr'
tic 'Nest agreed with him Mrs. l urea and son Geor; e it AT ,.i
3. VICAR MUNRO
'ARCHITECT
Plans, Specifications, -prepared for
Residences,, • Churches, Schools; etc.
Best references
Room 8, Coote Chamber
s
Market Lane, London
32-11
Music Lessons
Miss
Edna
Teacher of Piano and Theory
Special Mites for Beginners
Studio at home ill Ontario street,
Clinton, Phone 163-j
33.2-p
ton, Alta., Mrs. Johnston and Baugh:
-ter-Maeion of St. Solace, John and
James Stirling' of .Pickford, :Mich.,
Miss Maud :Stirling of Kingston and
'Mrs. Hugh McLaren of Port Elgin.
are guests this week of their mother,
Mrs. (!.:Stirling.
Mise. Ethel Jowett went to London
on Tuesday to attend a reunion of the
ex -normae students of that school."
Mr. and •Mie. Barrett and sons of
Waterloo spent Christmas evith,their
daughter, Mrs. Thos. Brandon,
Miss L. Reid spent a week"with
friends an Lnek'noiv, .
Mr. and 'Mrs. Jack Stewart: of
Stratford are spending a few' days
with the 'letters parents, Mr'. -ans
bin's, John Pollock. ,
Dr and M s: A,. Neteton-Brady.
tnotefed to Goderich, and ..spent
Christmas with the Tatter's parents'
Mr. and Mrs. D. McDonald. .
Births
LOB/3 -.In Goderich township, -on
Dec,'2Sth, to Mt and Mrs. 1i'rank
Lobb, a son.
SAVAGE—At the Genertal Hospital,
Geneva, N.Y,, on Dee. 22nd, to' Mr.
and Mrs. Owen Savage formerly
Miss Lyda Livermore, .:1 daughter
—Dolores Marie,
Deaths
SHEPHERD—Suddenly at Saskatoon;
- on Dec. -24th, James Shepherd; eld-
est son-gf Mrs. Junes Shepherd of
Clinton,
•COJRTICE At Reemesville, on Dee.
80111, Janet Annan, wife of Mr. A,
T, Gourtiee, in her 77th year.
LAWSON--1n tHullett, on Deo. 22nd,
William Lawson, in his. 73rd year:,
RU'TLEDGE—In London, on, Dec.
80th, .Susan Elizabeth Ford, widow
of the late William 4, Rutlodge, of
Goderich township.
- For Sale
Heifer calves, grade Shorthorns, a
few days old. Apply on A. E. Durnin
farm, " 38.1
Skating Party
A skating party will he held in
the Arena on Tuesday evening: Jan.,
121h, under the auspices,ofthe young
people of the Presbyterian .church.
Everybody most cordially invited to
tha'first skating party of the season.
Admission: Adults, 25c; children, 15c.
Hot doge,•,sandwiehes and coffee will
be served,- - 3d'-2
Farm For Sale
In Goderich township, an the- Pro-
vincial Highway, 5 mile, oast of ,Cod-
ei.•ich, 6 miles .west of Clinton, 'adjac-
ent to Church ani.school, comprising
30 Beres of fn•st'class land, well,tile
drained,'Good cement block 7'rbom
house, bank barn 40;50, driving fit use.
and garage 30x511. Orchard of 55
good winter apple•treess `;TTeverfail
ing water supply. For farther -;par-
ticulars apply
grthel:;partienlars.aipply to Oswald Ginn,
No. 1,..Goderieh. Phone 16-608,;God-,
rich Central,'„ ti4f=5025.
Farm For Stile
150
acres
first class soil, go'tld
building's, '36. acres fall ploughing.
done, 4 acres Mit plougla:ed, fit for
roots, 14 acres,: r 1lardw
be(
i ,bush 91
1,
acres alfalfa timothy and, sweet clo-
ver, 5 acres covered with orchard and
buildings; 4 miles •east of , lintodil and
3"11
miles west of: Seaforth`; on the
best gs'avel highway 7n` Ontario. Wild
'be sold on very easy terms; Apply`
to Geo. Ai; Sxldall,, broker, Tuck now,:
Oct, •
Di; 'FOREST CROSI
os ,l.3 ti lz+.ltxo
Rey'yeup DeForest CrosIe
.v Radio
setrom'II A. Hovey: Lev me instal
a'thre
'three -tube set in your hoiiic FREE
for
r one week.. I I
fon
.v are rine s'ti.iSJ,
.Tied after:hetain'c it for a wee, that:
it 15 the hest set yea ever •listened -10.`
.I Witt take it out aud it will` not ocst
. you a cent. Price, with Very 'best.
equipment, 5142.00."
1 also •have in stock one ;five -tubal
set with Mozart lo'tid speaker, 80 all:
storage battery, 43 tubes, nntena etc.,
price compiete 1125.00.
f..1 have installed at the StaraTheatre
a Lull line' of radio parts, all kinds of
tubes, B batteries, A Batteries, sock-
ets, rheostats,
condensers, it r secs aerial
Wire
and other parts too numel ons to men-
tion I have also in stock several 3 -
tube sets; priced et $100 to 1125, coin
ieletc, II, A. Hovey, Agent:for 15e
Forest Cr'osley Radio Sets, ,Phone 89.
1'rl
Winton We'
« i<deec i
Applications Wanted
The Home and School Club sanc-
tioned by Board of Trustees, ask'
for applications Cor emeicel n stius-,
tion in the Public' School of Clinton:
Applications received until San,, Sth'
1916. Address Mrs. J, G. Chower „
convener or Musical e
,mrrnlittge 37-2'J
Skates Sharpened_
First class skitte'shar•penine. All
work. guaranteed, Clinton ITardware.
Co Earl l Crich. - 37-1.3
• Bard Wood Wanted
10 or 15 cords of sound, green, hard,
d
maple wood, 12 of 14
,inches, delivered
December, January or 'February. Cash
on delivery.. Write Box 174, Clinton,.
To Electors of Clinton:
LADIES AND
GENTLEMEN;
1earl i
`
g ,Y appreciate the confidence
rrr•eposed+in me by the people of Clinton
in returning me for the third ye.tr as
reeve of the town, the second year by
acclamation. I can 'assure then' that
I will do my ,best to serve thein,faith-
fully and as'well tis it is possible for
me to do.
CHARLES G.-MIDDLETON.
To 'tae Electors
of. Clinton
I am a candidate: for Councillor for
1926 and respectfully, 0211510 your
vote and influence
04 Ls .
sle
FOR COUNCILLOR FOR 1926:
Vote Samuel
FOR COUNCILLOR
If elected .Z will do my best to
serve the town and see that alI cor-
poration work and fundre properly
handled. -
Your 'Vote
Sud influence solicited for
r
Bert . Langford
'FOR COUNCILLOR FOR 1.028
if elected I will conduct the town's
bnsinesi`with .promptness and without
partiality.. Wishing everyone a
HapPY New Yeav, .
To the Elects rs
of Clinton
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:
My name is before you as a Candi:
date for the ;municipal council of
1926. If elected I assure the rate-
payers that I will serve their inter -
este to the best of my ability, Thank-
ing' ,you in anticipation of your sup-,
port at the polls, I ani,
Yours to serve,
L. W. CTIRRELL
To the Electors of
O•oderich Township
LADIES Awls GENT•L3sMEN: e
I-Iaviig decided. to., -stand:for the
reeveshiip I respectfully solicit your
votes on Monday, Jan, 4th, If elected
I shall endeavor to; serve you to the
best of my ability.
HARRY COREY
38-1.
'a.the Ratepagers of
Goderich Taavnshi
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:
I take this oppor'timity,of soliciting
your vote and: influence for the ,posits
tion of Reeve' 'of. your townsltip, I"
served eight . years at' ,your• cblrneil
board, being reeve for the year 1908;
and I trust that.niy experience may
be of some benefit' at- this time; If
you .elect ale for the €omnia .yvear.. I
will de my best to reduce e ince elle -tax'
rate, awl. will give everyone a square
deal.
Wishing each. and all the colnpli••
•
inerts : of the Season
Respectfully yours,
HARRY L. SALI(PLD.
38-1
To the Electors of Goderich Twp.
LADIES ,AND GENTLE•1VIPN:
Having • been nominated for the of-
fice of reeve of the .Municipality .3
have decided toallow my name to go
before the electors. t am not without
experience as you
snow, having
served five years at the council board,.
and if
el -
s . elected will endeavor .:
neavoxi,oaeyse
your interests tothe best o1 nyyatl>'"1-
ity.
IIFILIBERT C. COY. ,.
To the -Electors
of Httliett' Township
.T ADI12S AND GENTLEMEN:
Having served your interest as
Reeve
forh
t a
year 1925,
1 solicit y
o
r
support
sufficient to elect^:ine tor tt;.c
unnln•a' year. If elected, I will safe-
guard your, interests to the ,best of ply
3ibi1103'.: .
ROBERT C:LARKE.
Cthlton Poliflrtll't
Highest'Prices Paid for
New ..
La
d
E
Everything points to Eggs
prices
for the winter eggs. Call and ask for
the. recipe for our egg -producing
mash—free by calling at our office,
Now is the time to put as many eggs
as possible on the market while the
price is soaring.
Always in the` Market for "good
quality poultry °a
Phone oar' 'office 214J for 'prices
N. W. Trerwa
tha
Phones -Office,, 3145 Residence, 214w
e Wish our
Customers ..
a
Happy and Pros 'emus
New Year
Watson's
s Grocer
Phone 111. Caton
The Clinton lVlills
Have for sale now
A CAR OF WESTERN OATS
ALSO A LOT OF GOOD SHORTS
Chopping Wednesdays and, Saturdays
7c per bag,
36-3
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given,that James
• Thomas Young of the Town of God-
erich, in the County of Huron, Ma-
chinist, will apply to the 'Parliament
of Canada, at thenest session there-
of, for a bill of divorce front his wife,
Leona Christena Young, of the said
Town of Goderich, on the ground •of
adultery and desertion.
Dated at the Town of Goderich, in
the County of Huron, this 21st day, of-
November, A.D. 1925.
Hays &; Rays, Barristers, etc., Haai-
ilton' street, Goderich, Oot„ solicitors
for the .applicant. 33.6
TRAPPERS TARE NOTICE
Coons, Foxes, Mink and Weasel
,skins have advanced in price so don't
sell your -furs to travelling dealers,
until yon get my 3rices .which are:
considerably higher than they can
pay. H. A. Hovey, Clinton. Phone
89. 34-tf
LIVE AND DRESSED
POULTRY WANTED
.And Featheis
Weiay highest Iiriees. Write for
price list. Crates Ioaned. We are
buyers '12 months in the year.
Established over 30 years
A. Stork & Sons
25 St. Patrick'., Market, TORONTO
33-10
CIothes Gleaned"and Pressed
CIothes Opened pressen and re-
paired. Woolen goods dry cleaned.
Rooms over Heard's barber shop,
W:
J. raga' •-334
Clinton
is O
DARK mops 'iNTHE HEAVENS
SNOW IN me, AM
HEAT fora<5 iN THE RAM
SO Y111 SHOULD HE tARE.
HAPPY NEW *SEAR1,
Have you made any good resolu-
tions? The best, one you can make
is to resolve to turn over ,your fuel
worries to the Ileat Fonts. Our reso-
lution is -Co give you another' year of
good' service and good coal, strike or
no, stiike. We can' furnish you with
the best grades oh genuine Pocahon-
tas 'Coal and of Coke' for your im-
mediate
e'
needs. And we will •
.have
Sour favorite grades of Anthracite as
.Soon a5 WCcan get them..
Call the.
for good, clean' coal
q
u.. „
COAL PANY
P'llfl I!
CCIIUI1SDls v DEJI1MB
Thevrami
a,Chris-
Irl'
Touches 1
eart•
That the Christmas Spirit which comes front -giving may 1111111
thr•ougli'the entire
year—thatyou, that we, that all men may s
even more fully, may give even noire freely of the best that isi
is the Christmas Mge, the Newessa g Ywish
ears wrsh which we bel
will bring`. a more xe complete and lasting happiness than .'
PP i can be
veyed by me>;•e wishes for a_Hanpy Chrisrtmae:
(i11r Hardware
Rowland's Old Stand
TELEPHONE' 53
CHINAMEL ST
F. R. DARROW
BA..._
RRi5TE
R
will be at his office
in Clinton each
MONDAY
From 3to6p.m,
3041,
.FLOUR, FEED
AND SEED
Have a ear Toad of Hominy Feed.
This 'is a feed made from the heart
of the corn, cooked and satttrated with
malt' and sugar. The strongest feed
on the market, yet safe feeding. Try -
it on those pigs you are finishing or
for fattening chickens: Special price
for the next two weeks for cash,
Tush received a carload of oyster
shell; By buying these feeds in car
lots we get special prices and offer
them to you the "same way.
•
Also . Tankage, Beef Scrap and
Charcoal.
SPECIAL
Have a few bags of Ne.;1 Ontario
Variegated Alfalfa and are offering
it at 112,00 per bushel, while It lasts.
If you have any money to spare you.
will find It will' pay you well to buy
your requirements for spring now.
a A,' FORD & SON
Phone 123
Flour and Feed Merchants and
.Grain Buyers
COAL® -
Having 'erected new coal s
have on hand full stock of
immediate delivery. Prices
able, -,
R. -J. MILL
Orders .taken at residence, p
COAL,.
Wishing out Friends and
A MERRY CHRISTM
.AND A HAPPY
AND PROSPEROUS NE
E. WARD
Phone 155. Hur
A,TenrDag 8
of New Singer Sewing
How. would a new multit
wife for a Christmas
Also full stock of nee
repairs, etc.
W. GLEN Co
Phone 171T P.O. Box 20
M. RAMEA
Will pay, the highest mar
for.
HORSE HIDES and BEEF
SCRAP METAL
GEESE and DUCE FE.,i
Deliver to my reside
Opposite Cameron's Carri
Or. Phone 137 and I wi
a
Happy Newrr'Year
1926
To our Friends and Patrons, One and all, we send a Heart;
Year's Greeting!
We aro very thankful, for the many favors shown usduri
past year and we feel that our efforts to -furnish the best'df
wear, at the lowest possible prices consistent with good quality
been fully appreciated, This thought affords us the greatest
faction! •'
We are not content with battles already -won, how
ever, and during the Coming year, we shall press' far
ward to still greater achievements in Shoe Selling.
Again we say
A Floppy New' Year.
They Big Shoe Store Opposite the To
C. H. V -E NNER .'Elecfric
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a sages, Fixtures, Beelbs, Irons, Fans an
Appliances
Wiring and'Repairs.
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have a quanFlour and 1`‘e
tity ua t of Bran Shorts,Whole i
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Corn, Oatmeal bysack, Beef scrap, Beef meal O ste
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Royal Purple Stock Foods and Oil Cake. meal,
Five Roses, ...
s, -Maple Leaf North Star, Clinton Maple
Pe pe
Pastry Flours, ,Monarch Snow Flake and Pie Crust f
A choice line of fresh groceries
We will buy,. - go.
y u quantity of good oats...•.
harlesworth
SUCCESSOR TO
W. Jenkins Son
PHONE 19.9'