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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1944-08-03, Page 5'TI IS., Aug. 3rd. 1944 THE CTJNTON NEWS -RECORD PAGE 5 MANY REASONS WHY.. (Continued from page 1) ''stanees require the change. We must also look to the future. Any municipality to -day or in the post-war period, will find it diffi- cult to attract new industries with- out having a sewage system in the town. The trend is to decentralize industries, and to spread them out :tram the large cities to the smaller `towns. .New industrieswill add • stability to 'these 'communities. In- dustiial executives will not want -'their key workmen to settle in muni- • eipalities, where no proper measures "'have been taken to safe -guard their health. Septic. Tanks ''Septic tanks ilio one way of pro - 'Ceding sanitary facilities in the homes, At best septic tanks are only temporary, and :require a great deal .'of care dii installation and subse- ••quent care to .assure satisfactory sanitation., The Department of Health :is frequently called upon to would be of a minor nature. enquire into problems' arising from Question—Will the new system in - the use of faulty septic tanks. Pollee crease water consumption, and there tion of water in the area niay lead fore increase water rates? , ' to disease, endanger the health of Answer—There will be a slight en- tre ooinmunity. crease in water consumption. The in It is not right to': expect Septic crease -will not be ' an appreciable Tanks to give permanent sat]sfae- ,amount, The water rates in Clinton tion. Some, 'of course, after careful are exceptionally low, and there installation, good soil formation, do .should be no worry on this point. not give as frequent trouble as Di. Shaw M. O. H. spoke concern others, which are constant annoyan- big sanitary faeilities in the Colleg- eel to househoulders• late, Public Sehool and Hospital and • More and more towns are learning the three factories, stated that Septic tanks can not give as that be had been notified that some - 'much satisfaction as a properly in- thing must be done soon in connee- stalled Sewage system. tion with these Public buildings, Council Takes Initiative IVlr. Frank Fingland, President of The chairman et the citizens aim - desire Hospital Board, expressed his sys- mittee, Mr. A. J. the 'citizens was desire to have modern sewage linen by the mayor, and he tem, as he ]piety frons first hand in- calledoutlined the •course of action, which agedi formation how the system of sew- -outlined was followed from the time it was age disposal had been a bone of con proposed to enquire into the steps tendon on the Hospital and Collegospita- required to instal a sewage system late Boards. Recently the Hospital in Clinton. The town council employ- Board spent a large sum of money ed an engineer to make a survey of to install a septic tank system and al. 'the town; then the council appointed though working splendidly at prre- •a representative committee to besent, was ,only temporary in reality. present to !tear the engineer's re - have Hien, on the main streets port. The Representative committee have no place for septic tanks or was composed of Mayor .Agnew, drainage. A sewage system, would Reeve Falconer Councillors T1e- benefit them as well as being vitally , wartha and Epps, Dr. A. Addison, necessary for the public institutions Barry Bartiiff, H. D. Cameron, A, F. in the town. • Cudmore, Tom Churchill, Caryl Dra- : Engineer: R. V. Anderson per, Fret! Ford, Ralph Foster, Frank Mr. Anderson was in charge of the Fingland, A. Garen, B. J, Gibbings, survey made in Clinton in the spring, G. E. Rall, Arthur Knight, Cliff and his address was full of many Lobb, A, J. McMurray, C. G. Middle- interesting facts pertaining to Clin- . ton, Dr. Oakes, A. Pegg, A. Mormi- ton's municipal rates in comparison son, 0. L. Paisley, Tont Riley, A. E. with rates in other nearby muniei- ` Rumball, Dr. Shaw, T. G, Scribbles. panties. Clinton's rate is very much `Town Clerk Corless was appointed lower than many other municipali- Secretary of the committee. palling 0 householder to do so. How- ever, if a sewerage system were in- stalled septic tanks would not be considered as satisfactory. Question—On the :outside of the town there are vacant lots how would the new'. plan affect them? Answer—The low taxation for vacant lots, would mean that the added proportion would be only a small amount. Question -"In connection with the financing , of 'the :proposed system, has any feasible plan: been used re - frontage basis?" Answer—Payment according to frontage basis has been used in the, past, and there is nothing wrong with that plan, but there are more advantages in using the sewerage rental, which spreads the payments over the yearly period. Question—Is there any danger of trouble in the future resulting in additional expense? Answer --There is no real danger as the plans are modern. Any repairs . This committee brought additional suggestions for the improvements in the plans, and these changes were • approved by the engineer. It has been suggested that the cost of rental for each householder be divided this way 35% to be paid with the taxes and 65% on the water rates. This is a question to be sett- . led later. • No action will be taken, at pre- sent, but when plans are complete, Clinton will be able to lie among the first municipalities to go before the • Government and say that everything is ready to go ahead: Tho eomtnittee as a whole agreed 'unanimously that it was a necessary project, and secondly, that the citizens of Clinton' are well able to undertake the financing of such a system, ,AUBURN Miss Marjorie Arthur left Tues- day for Holland, Man, where she will yisit Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Riddell (formerly Alma Yungblut). Cpl. Jack' Weir and Mrs. Weir are spending a few days with the for- men's father, Dr. B. C. Weir. 'Mrs. Arthur Yungblut, of Detroit, is visiting his father, Geo. etungblut, and Mrs, Yungblut. Messrs Cameron Henry and Geo. Mustard and Misses .Mary McCully and .Eva Stackhouse of .Brucefield visite Donald with D nald RDs o Sunday. n Sun ay. We are 'sorry to report that Mrs.. ,Bert Daer is serioesly 111 in Clinton hospital following an ' emergency operation late Friday night. Mr. .and • Mrs. Rinderltnecht and Maynard of Detroit are visiting Mrs: Rinderkneeht's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Beadle. Mr, and Mrs. Albert Wilkins of Goderich and Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Gibbings of Clinton, were Sunday visitors with Mr, and. Mrs. Amos Ball. Mr. Harvey McGee left on Satur- day for Western Canada where he will visit relatives at Regina for a couple of months. Following this he intends making\ his home in Detroit with Mr. and Mrs. Percy Gibbs, John Snell. Mrs. John McKnight is visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. Breen, London, her daughter, Mrs, Lloyd Ferguson with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Griffith. and Mr, Ferguson of Clinton. Mr, and Mrs, Bill Riley, Goderich, Communion will be dispensed next with. Mrs. Chas Watson. Sunday morning in Knox Presby ! Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fraser, Wind terian Church, Tlie interim: modera- sor, and Miss Marjorie MeMath, tor of the congregation, Rev. A. al Toronto, with Mrs, Win. Lyon, Wilson ef Whitechurch will conduct,! Mr. T. Moon, London with Mr. and the service. Preparatory service will Mrs. Jas. McCool. ' be held Friday night at 8.80. , •oMrs. Robt. Townsend, Mrs. Ben - Mr. Joe Carter and Miss Sadie, thain, Miss Fern Watson, and Miss Carter were clown from Port Elgin Dorothy Little are holidaying at for the week end. They also attended Barrie., the funeral service ef the late Fred! Mr. and Mrs. Jack Armstrong and Mutat), of Clinton. ]Kenneth with Mrs. Moore at Fore Rev. and Mrs. Harold Snell left , est. this week to spend a vacation on 1 Mr. and Mrs, J. Nott with Mr, and Lake Muskoka, !Mrs. P. Roberton, . Seaforth. Rev. Dr. W. 3. Mortimore who is ,i Mr. and Mrs. John •Riley and !ram- ifying retired in London is renewing ily, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Riley and fain - acquaintance in this district. He ily and Mr. and .Mrs. H. Hunking preached ' in Knox United Church,' and Kenneth spent Sunday with Mr. S the Sunday School. • + Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lobb and Grace with Mrs, H. Lyon. Misses Isobel Rollinson and Fern Rev, Will Fingland, Niagara Falls Hoss of Toronto are visiting the for- fwith Mr. and Mrs. J. Fingland, mpsls parents Mr. and Mrs. Alfred' Mrs. Art. Tobieo and family, Hag - Rollinson ersville, with Mr. John Garrett. Mrs, Wm. Marrs has returned to Mrs. Albert ,Radford -is in St. Cath - her, home in Hallett after a three !crines visiting her son and his wife, s' visit with her mother, Urs. Mr, and Mrs. Carl Radford. et �5»•, F Zig. eyitgoilh 1 uvro no.� CUT FLOWERS FLORAL DESIGNS For Every Occasion C I .C OK FLORIST Phones: 66'w -,and 66J Batkins Locker Service At last our waxed cartons have arrived. A Bandy way to scald beans, peas, corn etc. is to put them in a small cloth, bag and dip them in scalding water for from 3 to 5 ininues then digin cold water. Try us for a n14 beef, FROZEN FOODS ARE BETTER. FOODS unday night at a service in aid of and Mrs. Wm. Ranking. Thos. Doyle. 1The W. M. S. will meet in the base - A successful ea]e of household i nient of the &hutch on Thursday goods seas held by Thomas Adams�Ang.:l0th at 2.30. at the Auburn hotel' last Thursday,; The word for roll call is "Joy": Harold Jackson of Seaforth was Will the members please keep this ties of approximately the same popu auctioneer. Mr. Adams left this week • elate in mind and come to the mneet- lation. Any addition to the local ,tax for Mis emploploy; near Toronto, cvhora he ilia and bring someone else. There yed at the airs rate would only •plate Clinton in the same place as these other towns are now, whereas, if they contemplate similar projects, thisrate will rise accordingly. Consequently Clinton would be considered' a good financial fronick! G 1 People even , driving out fort. there, (will be a special speaker and a good The 'Women's Institute held a sue- program, Group No. 1 . will be in cessful home made baking sale, charge. Saturday afternoon in the Forester's Hall, The goods disappeared, very :isle by the investment .brokers. iii oc erre to make purchases The method of making preliminary The proceeds amounted to 321. A plans, was sincerely commended, as serge crowd, one of the larges everything had been done in a logical ver to attend a sale' in this district and clear-cut manner.' was present at the clearing sale o household effects and farin stock and Council initiated proceedings—, implements belonging to Harvey March, hired the services of a survey, McGee, There wee such a vast list ef appointed a committee of representa articles to be sole!, that the sale oc- tives citizens to meet with them to eupied two days. Stilen :lid prices were hear the engineer's report, planned realized in everything. An example of the citizens' meeting on July, 28th. this is .a 1929 Chev. which sold for Plans are getting under way to can 3350.00. The eeriewas not sold but vass the town. The proposed plan isas been rented to 1 Kenneth Mc - must also receive official sanction of Dougall. Mr. and Mrs. McDougall the authoritie- at Queen's Park. Then (Marjorie Tell) have taken posses- i It is the intention if the committee tenders will be called Tor among the lion of the farm. Donald Blue of Rip contractors, proposals Erni mann- ley was auctioneer, , to canvass the town with a question- factor% concerns, equipment and Friends and` neighbours gathered material. 'All these :factors will re- in the Foresters Hall Friday even - quire a great deal of time and Mg to say farewell in Mr. Harvey thought, Proper decisions cannot be McGee, highly esteemed resilient of reached if everything is hurried. this community. Raymond Redmond Work would have to start early in presided for an interesting and ver - the spring, as the construction of led program which consisted 01 solos Was - such a' unit would require from 6 to by. Mrs. Gordon Taylor,KraWss- iley 13rachnocic, O. Bradley and Mr, BIRTHS 11.3RANDO1i _r,, Clinton Public hos- t pita], on Saturday, July 29th, to Mr. and Mrs. C. Brandon, a son, f l Richard Charles, CARTER --In Chatham. General Hos- pital on Monday, July 31st, to Mr. and Mrs. W. Ferguson Carter, a daughter. naive. Data on the approximate cost for each householder ewi]l be avail- able. Their as soon as possible a vote will be taken. At this point Mayor Agnew spoke briefly, saying that Public Health is -of paramount importance, coring ahead of education, which has al- ways been considered one of the J .months work. Naturally thelStanley Sibth•or a duet b .Miss community's chief interests. towns streets would be in a state i Josephine Weir and Mrs. 1?l etre: More over, if new industries are of confusion, but it would be in a trio by Mrs, Wen. Craig. Mr Wnn. attracted to Clinton, it will mean state of. confusion, but it would Iasi g $ for on one season, and tine result reagin t and Mrs.' Sid uhan, (hey- -add]tioiial help in financing- the pro- y' readings by Vivian. Strachan, Mar- ject• Also, Mayor Agnew continued, will mere than make un for any'nr- ,jcri%` Arthro n and John -Buchanan. every -one is. aware that the Govern- convenience. Brief speeches were ,given by. Harry merit is sitting in theshiver's seat It is entirely tip to the 'citizens of Sturdy, Win. 'Watson, Clinton to co-operate with and as - 'Watson, Nile, Wm. and Wright easily demand that tha Watson, Blyth and Lewis Ruddy. Mr. .town install a -sewage system. m> sist the members of the Committee, idcGee was called to the platform democratic way is for the citizens to The sooner Clinton is in a position to and spoke briefly in a reminiscent plan and matte their •own, arr n e- make a contract to construct such a a d mapper. He was' presented with, a ments. In concluding his remarks, system, the better chance it will have purse of money as a token of the lelayor Agnew asked the citizens to to choose a reliable firm. Atpresent esteem in which he was ]field. The receive the canvassers kin 1 contractors are•passing up jobs be- g y es;National Anthem brought the even - these people are giving freely of cause of lack of labour and the sitna ing to, a close, their time a5 a service to, � the inunie- Lien can be very quiekly reversed.. �.._- ' 1 beater. , C+her. centres besides Clinton are planning similar systems, ,and there j LONDESBORO Question Period , will be a finery to obtain the best "If houaeholdee has lead trouble - ontractors: i Mr. and Mrs' Morris 13041"11.13041"11.os' of ti with house drainage, would the new. en concluding his remarks, Mr. East Wawanosh, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph system help in carrying off the Anderson urged the citizens of. Clic Caldwell of Blyth with Mr. and Mee, water?, !tonnot to delay, but to be ready .Meredith Young, Answer—A sewerage systeau :for the first opportunity, f Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Webster of •should solve that problem, and keep Mr. A. 3. McMurray and Mn. - F. i Clinton have returned home after • all cellars well drained. and dry, Fiiagland expressed the thanks and spending a few days last 'week with Questioir Would: it .be 'contra- appreciation of the citizens for the Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Young. p 1 sosy to make connection with'the information given by Dr. Berry and Mr. and MTs. Jack Sproule and system? Mr. Anderson. This was extended to Donald, London, and Miss Emma Answer= -=There ' is no law cent- the men by 11'layor Agnew, ;Snell, Toronto, with. Mr, and -Mrs. ROXY;THEATRE G7+aIf Now playing '•-- Olsen and John- son in "CRAwr ROUSE" Mon. Tues. Wed. Two Features Franehot Tone, Ella Raines and Alaty Curtis. A shock -rational masterpiece of mystery! PHANTOM LADY" Added attraction -Gloria Jean and Ray Malone in a song and dance entertainment.. "MOONLIGHT IN VERMONT" Thur. Fri, and Sat, CLAUDIA" Rose Franken's adorable, scatter- brained sweetheart 'brought to the screen by Dorothy McGuire who made her eome to life' on Broad way. '. Dorothy aMc,Guire, Robert Young and Ina Claire. Coming -- Betty Grable as "PIN .UP GIRL" Matinees — Sat. and • Hol. at 2.30 CAFFI•AL THEATREDE GO RICH Now Playing , Darryl F. Zanuek's "THE PURPLE HFJAR7"` Mon; Time. and Wednesday Presenting BELITA, the (lancing sensationl "LADY, LET'S: DANCE' with James Ellison, Frick and Frock, Walter Catlett. and four great bands, including Henry Busse, Eddie le Baron, Mitch Ayers and Lou Bring. It's a hit show! Thur. Fri, and Saturday Samuel Goldwyn's• Masterpiece. "THEE NORTH STAR" Ai story burning with love and hate. Ann Baxter, Dena Andrews, Wal- ter Huston, Walter Brennan, Ann Harding Jane Withers, Farley Granger and, Erie Von. Sinoheirn» Coming —. "THE IMPOSTOR" starring Jean Gabin. '. REGENT ail TBR WI1H SBIAPO No Playing -Noah Beery Jr: in "TEXAS TO TOKYO" Mon, Tues. and Wednesday Betty Grable, John Harvey, Mar- tha Raye and Joe E. Brawn. From Iceland to Timbuktu. From Attu to New Guinea In every 'bar- racks there' will be a "PIN UP GIRL" In Technicolor Thur. Fri. and Sat. Olsen and Johnson in "CRAZY HOUSE" A riot of entertainment, music and fun' with Case Daley, Martha O'Driscoll, Patric Knowles, Pony and Sally lie Marco, Count Basle and The Delta Rhythm Boys, , Conning — Maxwell Anderson's stage bit. "THE' EVE OF ST. MARK" Matinees -- Sat. & Rol. at 2.30 IN MEMORIAM FAIRSERV2C'E' In loving memory of our dear son who passed away August 2, 1941. With tears we watched him sinking We watched him pass away We tended him with loving care But could not make him stay. We watched beside his bedside, As the lonely hours passed, And how our hearts were broken When we saw him breathe his last We leave him in God's keeping The rough road is safely o'er He is not lost to loving hearts But only gone before. —Mother and Dad. IN MEMORIAM FAIRSERVICE-1n loving memory of a dear brother who passed away three years ago, August 2nd. If all the, world was ours to give We would give it, yes, and more, To clasp the hand of our dear'brother And see his smile once more, To you who have a brother Treasure hini with care For you will never know his value Till yott see his vacant chair, Sisters CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Fred Mutch and family wish to extend their sincere thanks and appreciation 'to relatives, friends and neighbours for the kindness and sympathy shown 'them in their recent sad bereavement, also for the beautiful floral tributes and those who kindly loaned ears—Spe- cial thanks to Rev. D. 3. Lane, Rev. B. F. Andrew and Plt.ISgt. Janes Ross of Centralia Pipe Band. CARD OP THANKS- Mr. HANKSMr. John Pepper and 'family wish to extend their thanks and apprecia- tion to their friends and neighbours for the kindness and sympathy shown dies: in their recent sad ber- eavement. Sincere thanks to the minister, and those who kindly loan- ed ears, and for the lovely floral tributes. CARD OF THANKS We evish to extend our`thanks and appreciation for all expressions of sympathy during our sudden loss of a son and brother on active ser- vice. Mr. and Mrs. Ben. W. Churchill MARRIAGES and family. f CARD OF THANKS DOLMAGE BISBACIt--On Satur- day, July 22nd, Delphine, daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Victor Bisback, of Goderich Township and Leslie Dol - mage, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dolinage, McKillop, were united in marriage, Rev. Andrew` Lane officiated. DEATHS MUTCH—In Clinton, on Thursday, July 27th, Frederick Mutch, in his 72nd year. ELLIOTT—In Holmesville, on Fri- day, July 28th, G. M. (Mel.) Elliott in Itis 37th year. PEPPER—In Stanley Twp., ori Saturday, July 29th, Annie F. Carter, beloved wife of John E. Pepper. LOGAN—In Blyth, on Sunday, July 30th, William A. Logan in his 71st year. • MCMURRAY---In Tnekersnsith, on Monday, July 31st, Martha Ella Colquhoun, beloved wife of Adam J. McMurray. BRANDON In Clinton, on Tuesday, Aiugust lst, Richard Charles, in - Tent son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brandon, l WALKER—In Clinton, on Tuesday, August 1st, . William Walker in his 78th year. a CARD OF THAMES We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to all friends and neighboitrs for their kindnesses and sympathy shown during our recent sad bereavement and for the beautiful floral tributes. -'Mrs. Elliott and 'family. The family of the late George Crawfordwish to express sincere thanks to their many friends and 'neighbours for kindness shown in their recent bereavement.. Strayed / Two steers about 800 pounds each. 1 Owner can have same by paying ex- , penses. , Apply. Charles Weymouth,. Londesbor•o. 08-1 I For. Sale'' Yellow, q lums 6 cart ` basket at p 35c, Will have plums right along. Apply Mr. 3. R. Stirling, R. R. 2 Bayfield. 08-3 For Sale • 1 Single bed, complete with springs and mattress. Apply News -Record. 08-1 To Rent Two room apartment, :. large bed sitting room and kitchen, all con-' veniences, Apply. News -Record. 08-1 I . Notice to Credi t013 ..In the Estate of Evsi May Cluff Iate of the Town of Clinton in the County of Huron, Spinster, deceased. All persons having claim's against; the estate of the above deceasedare required to file the same with the undersigned Solicitor for the Estate, en or before the 21st day of August, ' 1944, after whichdate the assetswill be distributed amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which notice shall have been given. 1 Dated. at Clinton, this .1st day of August, A.D. 1944. Wanted I F. Fingland, K. C„ Clinton , Ont. A child's tricycle, in gd i- Solicitor far the said Estate. roc coon tion. Phone 143 Clinton. 08-1 ! 08-3 ARE YOU A SON OF GOD? But as many as received Hint (Jesus) to them gave he Power to Become the Sons of GOOD, even to them that believe on His name: John 1:12 TUNE IN: "Old-fashioned Revival Hour" 7-8 pan. E. D. S. T. On mutual networks — Sundays — Local Station — OKLW. Windsor Chas. E. Fuller, P. 0. Box 123 Los Angeles 53, California 0 °nsh :ent a� ��sryy e g i .1 is s a t i.. �G,. That is where we look for ALL that is good to eat. GOOD to us because we know that Mother is the best cook in. town. When. Bartliff's Bread is served, at rounds out the enjoyment of every meal to per- fection.. :?i,i Serve Bartliff's Bread at every meal IT IS FULL`) OF NOURISHMENT. MADE HERE—FRESH FROM THE OVEN TO YOU. A TLWF'S To Rent Three -roomed apartment, private entrance. Apply at News -Record Of- fice. 08-1 For Sale 75, 2 months old pullets, 75 3 month old cockerels, Sow, 6 months old, due to farrow in 13 days. Apply Mrs. Martell, at Old Josling Farni Con. 9, Hullett. 08-1 . AUCTION SALE "Mr. Harold 'Jackson has been in- structed to sell by public auction on the premises on Monday August 14th at 2 pan. the following property. "The administrator of the Estate of Annie Rouatt will sell by public auction at the premises in the village el Bayfield, the westerly part of Lot 224 and all of Lot 225, Howard Survey. This property, consists of a new frame cottage; electrlo light, good cellar. The property will be sold at a reserved bid. Terms 20% deposit balance within 30 days. For further particulars apply to Harold Jackson, Auctioneer,' Seaforth or to Harvey Erskine, Esq., Administrator, R. 0, Hays, Solicitor for the Estate, Gode- rich' 08-2 For Sale Two door sedan in good running order. Apply to F. Johnston, next Seeley's garage. 07-2 For Quick Sale 3 burner coal oil- stove with 2. burner oven (new), Also 1 large circular heater and 1 glass tank for, oil stove. Apply - News -Record,' 07-2 Rooms Wanted A widowed lady would like 2 Rooms on ground floor with bath accommodation in Clinton by the year .if satisfactory. Leave partieu- lams at the News -Record Office 07-3 Notice To Creditors. In the Estate of Jane Austin, late of the Village of Londeeboro, in the County of Huron, Spinster, Deceased. All persons having 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 7th day of August, A.D. 1944, after which date the assets will be distributed amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which notice shall have been given. Dated at Clinton, this 17th day of July, A.D. 1944. • F. Fingland, le. C., Clinton, Ont. Solicitor for -the said Estate. 06-3 Cemetery Memorials Large stock of modern memorials on display et our Clinton Showrooms For the ,convenience of our patrons; office will he open on Fridays Open by appointment at any other time See Mr. J. 3, Zapfe, next door Cunningham & Pude Clinton — Exeter — Seaforth PHONE 41 Notice to Creditors All persons baying claims against the estate of Jaynes Cook, late of the Town of Clinton, who died at Toronto on the 4th day of May, 1944 ere re- quired to file full particulars of their': claims with the undersigned by the leth clay of August, 1944, after which date the estate will be'distributed. Dated at Goderieh, this 20th day of July, 1944' by Frank Donnelly, 'Gode- rieh, Ontario, Solicitor for the estate. 07-3 Notice to Creditors In the ];state of Charles Wilson ,Rothwell, late of the Village of Varna, in the County of Huron, 'Esquire, Deceased, All persons having claims against the testate of the above deceased are require(] to file the same with the undersigned Solicitor for the Estate, onor before the 7th day of August, AD. 1944, after which date the assets will be distributed amongst the par- ties entitled thereto, having regard: only to the claims of which notiee shall have been given, Date(] at Clinton, this 17th day of July, A.D. 1944. F. Fingland; 11.C,, Clinton, Ont,,, Solicitor for the said Estate. 06-3 For Sale One .Heavy Farris, steel -tired _wa- gon in good condition, Apply to Mr. Felwarci Welsh, R. R. 5 Clinton, 06-3 Wanted To Purchase Pulletseight weeks of age and older. Barred Rocks, New Hampshire, and White Leghorins, Good'. Prices paid, Write T'Aveddle' Chick Katcher- ies Limited, Fergus, Ontario. 06-8 Lot For Sale • A good building lot, approximate- ly 65 'feet frontage, leer particulars phone 34w. Gordon Lawson. 05-te Wanted to Buy Wanted to buy, old horses and dead cattle for mink feed. If dead, phosee at once. Fred. Gilbert 908r22 or Jack Gilbert 908r21, •' 5B„ •