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THE CLINTON
NEWS -RECORD
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WAR -TIME SAVING
for NATIONAL and PERSONAL
Secettitei
Every thoughtful person agrees that in this time
of war SAVING should be practised intensively.,+
and for the following reasons:
1) Financing the war
2) Keeping prices down
3) Providing for the future
By saving instead of spending now, you will help'
yourself and your country -provide for Canada's
security today and your own security tomorrow.
simed fectort
BANE OF MONTREAL
FOUNDED IN 1817
Up -w -date Bank#; for Industry and inrkets
Clinton Branch: W. H. ROBINSON, Manager
Londesborough (Sub -Agency) : Open Monday and Thursday
AUBURN
Mrs. Guy Durham. of St. George is
visiting . her •sisters Mrs. Blanche
• Phillips• and Miss Mae Ferguson.
Miss Zeta Munro of Sarnia spent
"the week end with her parents, Mr.
-and Mrs. R. D. Munro.
The following teachersare home,
Donald Ross, Galt, Misses Mary
Houston, of South Porcupine, Mar -
jot ie Arthur, of Teeswater, ,Lia Craig,
Winghaan, Betty Asquith, Benmiller,
Warren Bramford, Preston.
Mrs. Waiter Moore of Kitchener
is visiting her )mother Edgar Law -
toe and Mrs. Lawson.
Miss Margaret Jackson and her
mother of Toronto are visiting Mr.
and Mrs, Jas. Jackson.
Mr, and Mrs. Gormley Thompson
and Bobby of Brampton spent the
week' end with relatives, here.
Arnold Phillips of Toronto was a
week end visitor with his mother,
Mrs. Blanche Phillips.
Mrs. Albert King is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Albert, Killough and
Mr. Killough, Hamilton.
Miss Josephine Weir is one of the
instructora at Cantp Kintail which: is
in session this week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Nott of Strat-
ford visited Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
Robinson last Saturday.
A. large crowd. attended the annual
!Memorial Service at Ball's cemetery
• on Sunday evening. The .service was
in charge of Rev. H. J. .Snell, who
spoke on "The Hymn of -Home Etat-
nal" Musical numbers consisted of a
-quartette by Misses Zeta Munro,
Vivian Straughan, Rosy and Maxine
- Ball, •a».d a solo by Miss Zeta Munro.
Mr. C. E. Asquith chairman of the
cemetery board spoke briefly, stat-
• ing the financial condition of the
cemetery. There is a perpetuity fund
of $3,800, which includes a bequest
of $250. from the late Miss.:Jane,
Ratcliffe. There is also . a working
fund of $800,; of which over one-half
has been received by the annual'
collections.` '
Miss Pauline Xing is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Phaelan, Goderich.
Donald Ross is, a patient in. Clin-
ton, hospital where he underwent an
operation for appendicitis. on Tuesday
of this week.
Death of Mrs. 1•Iarvey McGee
This, community was shocked to
hear of the untimely* passing early,
W : ,Sunday morning' at her home of Mrs.
Harvey McGee. Mrs. McGee was
formerly Sarah Helen Kennedy, dau-
ghter of the late 'Dan Kennedy and
Elizabeth Amd'erson of Beig'rave, and
she was, born there GO years ago.
Following her marriage in 1908 she
moved to Western Canada, but 30
years ago moved back to the farm at
which she died.
She was a most highly esteemed
person, and she attained that envi-
able position by her ,kindly disposi-
tian and cheerful manner. She was
a member of Knox Presbyterian
Church also a Life Member of the
W. M. S. arid president of the Ladies
Aid of that Church,
Surviving 'are her husband; one
brother, -and four sisters; Jaek Ken-
nedy of North Bay. (Liza) Mrs. Van
Norman, of Webbweod, (Mae) Mrs.
Moore, (Bertha) Mrs. Powell, (Jeann;
Mrs. Gihys, all of Detroit, The
funeral was held from her late resi-
dence on Tuesday afternoon. Inter-
ment was. made in Balls cemetery.
LONDESBORO
Miss ,Rhoda Govier, London and
Lieut. Spence Hann, Camp. Borden,
with the former',s, parents Mr, and
Mrs. Wm, Govier,
Mrs. E. Gaunt and Fay with Mrs.
H. Lyon,
Mrs. Harvey . • Co -Bison, Toronto,.
with Mrs. Robt.Peek.
Mr. and Mrs, Ross Johnston, Nia-
' gara Falls . with . Mr. and Mrs. Bert
•Shobbrook,
Mies •Mildred Hollinger, Toronto,
with Miss Dorothy Little.
I Mr. Louis Fingland, Toronto, and
Missy Ruth Finglund, Detroit, with
Mr. and Mrs. J. Fiiigland. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Wnt. Hesk are spend-
ing a few days with Mr. arid Mrs. H.
Mogridge at Auburn
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. W.
Mountain on Sunday were, Dr. and:
Mrs. Whitley, Gerrie, 113x. and Mrs.
Wm. Ferguson, Edmonton, Alta., Mr.
and Mrs. A. Ferguson, London, Mr.l
and Mrs. 7i.. Youngblutt, and Mr. and
Mrs. E. Joslian'e, Eileen and Marie.
Master Jackie Meyers, Stratford,
is 'spending a week with his -grand
mother, Mrs. Win. Lyon.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Griffith and
Bobby, Brampton, with Mr. and Mrs.
Wan. Griffith. •
Mr. and Mrs. P. Gaxdhouse 0w en-
•Sound, With Mr. and Mrs, S. Lansing.
rte'
Miss Phyllis McCool is holidaying
g
with her cousin Miss Doris McCool.
Mrs. B. Staples., Toronto, with her
parents, Mr, and Mrs. H. Sprung.
Miss Helen McGregor, left on Mon-
day to attend .summer school • in
London.
Mrs: Kelly, War. -Time, Sask., is
visiting her brother, Mr. M. Ross.
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Fairservice
spent the week end with friends in
Thamesville. -
Mr. Wm. Tamblyn, Toronto spent a
few days with his another last week,
while here they visited Mrs. Tanably-
n'i nieces and nephews, at Westfield,
Goderich, St. Marys and Mrs. Tam-
blyn's• sister, Mrs. (Dr.) Medd in Lon-
don.
We are sorry to hear that Mrs. T.
Little is ill in the 'Seaforth hospital.
We wish her a Speedy recovery.
• Mr. Harry 'Pods of Detroit came
Saturday to see Miss J. Austin, who
is very i1L
Last week, Mrs. Menzies enter-.
tained in honor of Miss Ruth W al-
kom, a bride -elect of this month. The
guests at the reception were the
mothers of past and present pupils
and friends of Miss Walkom to the
numeber of forty-two.
The program was provided by
several girl . pupils. Instrumentals
were rendered by, Mosses Gail Man-
ning, Lois Wood, Thelma Shobbrook
and Marie Menzies. A' vocal , duet
given by Misses Francis and Vera
Lyon. •The guest of honor was pre-
sented with a miscellaneous shower
of useful gifts after which a delicious,'
luncheon was served by the hostess.
Miss Walkom has been a most suc-
cessful 'teacher at No. 8 school for
the past four years and on the
closing day of school, the, pupils ex-
pressed their appreciation in the
presentation of a very handsome
cabinet.' The School has attained not-
able success in the sale of War Sav-
ings Certificates. The total for the
past year being $428.50 from an aver-
age enrolment of 19 pupils. The
friends of Londesboro extend to Miss
Walkom, their 'best wishes for her
future happiness.
At the worship. serviceen Sunday
the pastor, Rev. A. E. envies will
deal with the subject "Felix before
Paul" a lesson in procrastination,
Mr, and Mrs, John Nott, celebrated
their fortieth wedding anniversary.
on Sunday. Beautiful gifts were re-
ceived from those present. Those
present were: Mr: and Mrs. George
Westbrook, •Goderich, Mr. and Mrs,
Will Archambault, Auburn, Mr. and
Mrs. John Vodden, Mr. and Mise H.
Youngblutt, Auburn and Miss Mag-
gie Youngblutt, Goderich Mr. and
Mrs. R. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Stevens
and family, Mr. and Mrs. F. Roberton
and family, Seaforth, '
Mrs. Ellen Watson entertained at
a trousseau tea on Wednesday of last
week in the afternoon and evening
for her daughter Eida Ruth, whose
marriage toolc, place on Saturday
July 1st, to Mr. William ;Riley of
Goderich in the Londesboro United
Church. Mrs. Watson and Mrs.
Riley welcomed the guests and were
assisted by • Mrs: Jack Sinclair and
Miss Fern Watson, •sisteas of the
bride and Mrs. Will. Wells of Clinton.
The dining -room was prettily decora-
ted with white and yellow streamers
and: flowers: Mrs. Shore of Goderich,
aunt of the groom poured 'tea and
Misses Beth Govier, Helen Radford,
Bina' Kirk •and Mrs. E. Hesk assisted
with the dainty refreshments,
Brig. General and Mrs. Dewar of
Ottawa, Mr. and MVC'Fs. Wm, Lyon of
Thorndauie, Mrs. Amos Watson, Lon-
don and Mi. and Mrs. F. Richards of
Blyth were guests at the wedding on
Saturday, + :
The regular monthly meeting of
the W.M.SI.,'will be held on T arsda*
Jnly 13th, •at the hall grounds, The
ladies are entez`taining the. Mission
Circle, Mission Band and the Baby
Band. A good program will be given,
and games for the children.
Wild the • ladies please piing , sand-•
wishes,'cookies or tarts. '
Mr. a:nd' " Mrs. Tom Kennedy and
Mrs, Frank Cosgrave, •and Mrs, Libby
Gibbings, of Toronto, visited Mrs.
Victor Kennedy'.,
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GOUERICH TOWNSHIP
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Miss Phyllis Middiaton who spent
the month of June with Mr. and Mrs.
E. F. heed in London, andtheir sum-
mer home. in Port Stanley has re-
turned. to Stratford where she has
been appointed supervisor• of a child -
tens playground for July and Aug-
ust,
Miss. Thelma Rands is spending a
vacation with Mr. and Mr s< N. Car-
diff at Brussels,
Mrs. Cooper and young son of
Stratford spent several ` days with
her sister Mrs. J. Randt.
A very :serious accident happened
at the farm. of Mr. Bert..Mcllveen; of
the Dth Con. Gocierieh township
when they were 'hauling in. has. Mr.
Mellveen attempted to climb up the
front ladder on to the rack when it
CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL D.IGNS
For Every Occasion
C. V. COO KE
FLORIST
Phones: GGw and 661
Batkins Locker Service
The best way to store peas is to
coaly for five minuter.then cool in
cold water .and then put in wax
ROXY THEATRE
CLIINT 1F
Now Playing — "ALI BABA AND
THE FORTY THIEVES?' in Tee
hnicolor.
Mon. Tues. and -Wednesday
"JANE EYRE"
•C'hanlotte Bronte's beloved novel
.becomes- a screen classic.
Orson Welles sand .Joan Fontaine
Thur. Fri. and Saturday
Kay Francis, Carole Landis, Mar-
tha Raye and Mitzi Mayfair.
Their superb performance 'enter-
tained, the boys "over there" and
will entertain, you ,too, •
"FOUR TILLS IN A. JEEP"
Coming - "STANDING ROOM
ONLY"
Matinees — Sat. and Hol. at 2.30
p.m. Note Change of time.
CAPITAL THEATRE
GODERICH
Now Flaying - Arne Baxter in
"THE SU'LLIVANS"
Mon. Tues. and, Wednesday
Ann Sheridan, Dennis Morgan &
Jack Carsosn
It's a east of `top-flight favorites
in a film: full of fun and music.
"SHINE ;ON HARVEST MOON"
Thur. Fri. and ,Saturday
Kay Francis, Carole Landis., Mar-
tha Raye, Alice Faye, Betty Gra-
ble and Carmen Miranda.,
'Bring an unusual treat' in the live-
ly and lilting tamely hit,
"FOUR TILLS IN A JEEP"
Conning John Steinbeck's.
"LIFEBOAT"
REGENT THEATRE
ansyc RTF
Now Playing --- HENRY ALD -
RICH PLAYS CUPID" with
"TORNADO"
Mon. Tues. and Wednesday
Humphrey Bogart, Peter Lorre &
Michele Morgan.
Telling the story of a two-fisted
gentleman who always reached
his destinal�ion.
"PASSAGE TO MVMAItSEILLEIS"
Thur. Fri. and Saturday
Maria Montez, Jon Hall and Andy
Devine.
Technicolor at its hest in a lavish
tale of Oriental splendour.
"ALI BABA AND THE FORTY
THIEVES"
Coming Rosalind Russell in
"WHAT A WOMAN"
Matinees — Wed. Sat. & Hol. 2.30 Matinees — Sat. & Hol. at 2.30
containers or sealers.'
Try our fanner style sausages
also different kinds' of fish. ,
FROZEN FOODS AREi BETTER
FOODS
Auction Sale
Of household effects,
Saturday, July 15th
at 1 o'clock
at Joe Beaker's, Victoria Street,
Clinton. 04-1
Open Air DANCE
Hall Grounds, Londesboro, on
FRIDAY, JULY 7th
Ken Wilbee's Orchestra,
Proceeds in aid of Red Cross
04-1
brake letting him fall dowry among
the horses frightening them and the
wagon passed over his' body. He has
since died in Clinton hospital where
he was taken at the time of the ac-
cident, The 'sympathy of the whole
community !roes out to Mrs. Mc-
IIveen and: family.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rowden and
family spent the week end at Both-
well.
Miss Mabel Grigg of Toronto has
been holidaying at the home of her
parents Mi. and Mrs. Ed. Grigg Si:
Master Ted Sauvage is visiting his
aunt, Mrs. Arthur Welsh.
Mr. and. Mrs. Myron Butler spent
the week end with friends and rela-
tives around Bayfield.
Miss Helen Welsh spent the holi-
day :and week end with her cousin
Mrs. Fred' Wallis,
Mr, and MPs.' Alex McBeath spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Welsh.:
} A family reunion was held at the
home of Mr, and Mrs, B. J. Rathwell
on Sunday when their children and
grand children :spent the• afternoon
with them.
The twelve pupils of Fairmount
Sehooi (S. S. No. 10) have .purchased
over $90.00 worth of War Savings
Stamps during the past school
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OBITUARY
VICTORIA HROADFOOT
Word has been received of the
sudden death of Victoria Elizabeth
Middleton (Bessie) Broadfoot of
Nelson, British Coiusnbia. Mrs. Broad
foot was taken suddenly ill at a near
by summer resort and: was taken to
St. Martin's Hospital, Oliver, B. C.,
where she passed away after a short
ilhress. -
Miss Broadfoot as !the' elder aw-
ghter of the late Mr. 1Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
G. Broadfoot ,of Brig -End Faim 2nd
concession of Tuckersmith where
deceased was bera. She is survived
by one sister Agnes, Mrs. George T.
Flewitt, who . lives on the family
homestead in 'Packet -smith and one
brother .Win. W. B. of Oliver, .B, C.
who are left to mourn the loss of at
loving sister. A brother James
Charles Stewart Broadfoot died
several years ago. The homestead
was taken out of the bush by their
grandfather, the late James Broad -
foot over 100 years ago. He came
from Dumfries: Ayrshire Scotland
when the land .was all 'bush out of
whichhe cleared; his home.
Miss Broadfoot, Was a member of
the Presbyterian' Church and toolc an
active interest " in church affairs.
Miss Broadfoot was very succeSeful
in her business, being second highest
in, the province.` Miss Broadfoot was
foved by all who knew her, She had
a good sterling character' and will be
missed so much wherever she was
known.
Interment .tookla e'
P c in British
NO DIFFERENCE!
For ALL HAVE SINNED and comeshort of the glory of GOD
Rom. 3:23.
This is a faithful saying, and worthy of all acceptation, that
CHRIST JESUS came into the world to S'AVE': SINNERS 1 Tire. 1:15
TUNE IN:
"Old-fashioned: Revival Hour" 7-8 p.m. E. D. S. T.
On mutual networks Sundays — Local Station — OKLW. Windsor
Chas. E. Fuller, D. 0. Box 123 Los Angeles 53, California
We Are Proud To Live
to CLINTON
And to be able to sell you THE VERY BEST ilk
Nutritious Bread and Baked Goods.
We appreciate your continued pa'tronagel
because we believe the maintenance of our mu -i
tual ,esteem, assures the continued sucess of our]'
Town and its people. ,
If will always be our aim to serve you with
products that are the best and a service thati'
is pleasing to you.
MADE HERE -- BAKED HERE — FRESH
FROM THE OVEN TO YOU
BARTLIFF'S
Mr. and Mrs. Schmalgemeier, returar-
ed missionaries front Africa, now
of Chicago with their two daugh-
ters were guests at the home of
A. " J. and Mrs, McMurray on
Monday. Other guests were Mr.
and Mrs. B. J. Colquhoun . and
daughter Ruth Helen of Staf'fa,
also Mr. and, Mrs. Bert Howe of
London.
MARRIAGES
RILEY—WATSON--In Londesboro
United Church on Saturday, July
1st, when Elsa Ruth Watson, dau-
ghter of Mrs. Ellen Watson., and
the late Charles Watson of Londes-
bore, and William Frank Riley,
son of Mr. and Mrs. 1lrank Riley
of Goderich were united in mar -
nage. ;Rev. Menzies officiated,
COOK—McE,WAiN In Clinton Pres-
byterian Church, on Saturday, July
1st, when Erni Donelda McE.wan,
delighted of Mr. J. W. Mcewan and
the late Mrs. McRwan of Poreupine
Plains, ,Sask., and granddaughter
of Mr. Walter Mair of Clinton to
0/SM. Leonard Franklin Cook R.C.
N. V. R., younger son of Mr. and
Mrs, L. Cook of Clinton were unit-
ed in marriage, Rev. D; J. Lane
officiated.
BIRTHS
GLAZIER• --Ian Clinton Public Hos-
pital, an Sunday, July 2nd, to Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Glazier, (formerly
Myrtle McClure), Clinton, a daugh-
ter, Gloria Jean.
GILL—In Clinton, Public Hospital,
1. on . Tuesday, Judy. 4th, to Mr. and
Mrs. Douglas Gill of Grand Bend,
a daughter, Amailes Ani:.
`DEATHS'
McILVEEN-In Clinton on Monday,
July' 3rd, Wilbert Guy Meilveen;
in his 56th year.
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PORTER'S HILL
Mr, and Mrs. Errand Betties, To-
ronto spent the weekend- with :Mr.
and' Mrs. Allen Betties.
Mrs. Thos. Betties, Goderich, who
suffered a slight stroke: two weeks
ago is much improved..
Mr. and Mrs. Jim' Turner, Clinton,
visited at Arlie Locicharts.
School is closed for the summer
vacation, Ivan Turner has been re-
engaged
eengaged foranother year at an in-
crease in salary.
Seaman Jinn Young, London tts
home for the week end with his. par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Yomng.:
Shortly Jisn .is to be transferred to
Nova Scotia where he will finish his
training.
Bessie Young, Brantford, is also
hoarse with her parents for a ten day
holiday.
Columbia. Mrs. Jim Durnin London spent
the holiday with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Mutton Woods.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs,
Bert Harris on the arrival of a
daughter.
Mr. Jin Young accompanied by his
Mother anti • sister, spent Sunday at
Winthrop with Mr, and Mrs. Theron
Betties.
Mr. and Mrs, Arlie Lockhart at-.
tended a gathering of the Miller fam-
ily at Bayfield Saturday night, the
occasion marked the thirty-fifth
wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. Miller,
Quite is few farmers around' here
have been losing lambs, worried by
doge.
For Sale
-Leica 35 M.M. F. 35 Lens plane
shutter ,Range finder Felber and ease.
Price $100.00. Write box 391) 04-1
For Sale
Little prigs 6 weeks. old, Apply Ross
Hoggart, R. R., 1, Clinton.' 04-1
For Sale
Cottage, 6 rooms, cellar, garage
and henhouse. ls:Iso garden. Apply
Joe Becker. 04-3
AUCTION !SALE
For Sale—Property of the .late
James Jackson, House and contents
cottage, 6 rooms, bathroom, furnace.
FRIDAY JULY 14th at 2 p.m.
Sherlock Manning Piano and bench,
Dining room table, extension, 6
boards; 6 dining room chairs; studio
couch, spring mattress; . 2 small
tables; 1 ea:binet radio, sparton;
sewving machine, standard;. china
cupboard; rug; floor lamp, : couch;
2' large chairs; 3 bedroom suites;
electric stove; kitchen range; 3 small
rockers; clothes horse, kitchen -table.
kitchen utensils; quilts..
TERMS CASH
Spencer Jackson, Executor of Estate
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer.
Notice To Creditors
In The Estate of Thomas H. Mar-
shall, late of the Town of Clinton in
the County of Huron, Esquire, De-
ceased.
All personshaving claims against
the Estate of the above deceased are
required to file the same with the
undersigned Solicitor for the said
Estate on or 'before the 22nd day of
July, A.D.. 1944, after which date
the . assets will be distribaited
amongst the parties entitled "there-
tc, having regard only to the claims
of which notice shall have been given.
Dated . at Clinton, this 3rd day= of
July, A.D, 1944.
P. 'FINGLAND, K. C. Clinton, Ont.
Solicitor for the said Estate.
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders will be received by the
Secretary until July 16th for paint-
ing the walls and. ceiling and window,
sashes inside and out of No:'4 schools
and a complete redecorating of in-
terior of No, 7 school. For further
particulars apply to G. McGregor,
Clinton, ,15. R. No. 5 for No. 4 school
and Wilbur Keys Seaforth, R. 15,
No. 3 for No. 7 school.,
S. H. Whitmore, Sec.
Tuekersmith Township:
School Area No. 1 03-2
TEACHER_ WANTED
Protestant Teacher for S. S. S
Hulled. State qualifications and
Salary expected. Applications to be
in the hands of the Secretary' by,
July 20.
W. C. Montgomery, Sec.
R. R. 1 Clinton,
03-8
For Sale
One baby's crib, ,with mattress;
almost new, also a .baby's walker -
stroller combination or push cart,
itirs. M. Dobkin' Princess St. or phone
3345. 04-1'
For Sale
Baby's Bed and mattress, like
new, small size. phone 226,7. 04-1
For Sale
Hensasll--Niea 2 storey brick house,
hard •and soft water, furnace, garden.
1 storey frame Arouse, garden, barn,
Wm. Pearce, Exeter,
7iippen--50 acres with buildings,
100 acres with buildings, silo, litter
carrier, bush. Wm. Pearce, Exeter.
02-4
For Sale
Three Pure Bred Shorthorn Bpllsy
fourteen to twenty months old. App.
lir to Geo, L. Reid, Varna, Ont.
03-2
For Sale
A lot at Bayfield with house of 5
furnished rooms for sale at $900.00
Apply to Mrs. L. McNeil, • Clinton,
Ontario. 03-4
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Wanted To Purchase
Pullets eight weeks of age and:
old. Barred' Rock, New „Hampshire,
White Leghorns, Good prices paid. If
you require day-old chicks, we have
them—last hatch July 14th, White
Leghorn, Barred Rock, New Ramp -
shires, White Rook, Hybrids, Non,
sexed as low as $8.95 Per hundred.
Pullets $10.95. Heavy Cockerels $7.95
Write
Tweddle, Chick Hatcheries, Limited
Fergus, Ontario.
03-2
Cottage to Rent
Log Cabin cottage to rent, July,
August. Completely furnished, elect
tricity and water inside; dishes,
stoves; 2 bedrooms; 5 minute wily
to lake; good sandy beach. Rent
reasonable. Adults preferred, Write
Mrs. Harry Ahrens for appointment.
Bayfield, Ontario, 03-2
For Sale
'7 room House with modern con-
veniences, 3 piece bath, furnace, a
large .garden and double garage.
Apply at the News -Record. 03-2
For Sale
Seven roomed frame house, New`
Bath, furnace, garage. Albert Sit.
forth. possession Sept. 1. Apply D.
L. Stephenson. 03-2
For Sale
Bed 'and dresser, spring and mat-
tress, library table, eongoleum rug,
drop leaf table, pictures, drapes
Apply to Mrs. E. Ward, Huron Street
or Phone' 155 Clinton, 02-tf
House For Sale
Comfortable six room house with
3-piece.bath, double garage and good.
garden. Apply to J. T, McI{night,
Victoria St., Clinton. 96-tf
Wanted to Buy
Wanted to .buy, olci'horsesand dead
cattle for mink feed. If dead,P hone
at once. Fred Gilbert 908r22 or Jack
Gilbert 908r21. 5840