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AUBURN
Mr. 'and Mrs. C. 'M. Robertson of
'Goderich visited with Miss S. Blair
-on Sunday.
Miss. Ila Craig of Stratford spent'
'the week . end with her parents Mr.
and MTS. Wm. Craig.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Mogridge of
the Baseline Road, Mullett° have sold
"their farm to Mr. Henry Leishman
and son James Leishman of the
Base Line near Clinton.
Donald Ross, Galt was a week end
visitor with his mother, Mrs. Fred'
Ross.
Mrs. Thomas Anderson o$ Goder-
ich spetnt the week end with Mr:
and MTS. John Houston.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Asquith were
in Toronto at the week end attend-
ing the funeral of Mrs. Asquith's
brother -in -raw, Mr. R. 'A. Clefhent.
Mrs. Lewis Taylor of Goderich is
"'visiting her brother MT. Wm. Dodd,
Sr. and Mrs. Dodd.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lawlor 'recei-
ved a letter from their son Pte. Wil-
liert Lawlor on Friday. Pte. Lawlor
is . serving in Italy. In his letter he
stated he was •well and had recovered
from 'wounds 'received earlier in the
year.
A double wedding anniversary was
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Prank Raithby on Friday when they
were 17 years married and Mr. and
Mrs. Glen Raithby 12 years. .The
'time was spent sociallywith their
families, John, Grant, Harold sons
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Raithby,
Evelyn, 'Allan • and George, children
'of Mr. and Mrs. Glen. Raithby. Re-
'fres'henents were served.
Knox United Church • was filled to
capacity on Sunday morning for
their annual Anniversary, when
Rev. W. 3. Woolfrey, B. A. of Moore-
field was the guest speaker and de-
livered' an inspiring message from
'Matthew, chapter 6 verse 23. The
-choir under the division of Mrs. R.
-D: Munro rendered an anthem "Jesus
-Calls us", and Mrs. Emmerson Rod -
"'ger and Aubrey Toll sang as a duet
""Let. Thy Will be done." At the ev-
ening service Rev. Woolfrey took as
his text, "Esau for one morsel of
Meat sold his Birthright". Tile
• choir rendered two : anthenis and
Rev. Snell sang a solo. The church
was beautifully decorated with bas.
kets of autumn flowers. The pas-
tor Rev, Sitell voiced his apprecia-
tion to the speaker for his message
and to flower committee for the way
they had decorated the church. A3
generous offering was received.
Many citizens in ,Auburn 'welcomed
backto their home town, • Mrs. 3. M.
Hall, Pittsburgh, formerly Rose
Yungblut, MPs, N. Peppier,' Hanover
formerly, Lillian Yungblut and Mrs,
Janes Bonthron, Hensel], formerly
Bertha Yungblut. All are daughters
of the late G. B. Yungblut, who was
a shoemaker,
in Auburn 46 years
ago. It is 38 years since Mrs. Hall
left here.' She greatly enjoyed visit-
ing her old home, now owned by
Mrs., Jas. Woods. The building where
,tier father kept shop is now the
grocer store of R. 3, Phillips. Mrs.
'Hall has a family of four boys,
Major George G. Hall, University of
'Tennessee, Lieut. William Hall, Staff
Sgt. James and 1st class Pte. Robert
'of the U. S. Infantry with the 222
Division and two. daughters Caro-
line, New York and. Margaret, .Mrs:
'G. H. Rieanan Wisconsin, also two
grandchildren.
The son Lieut. William 3, Hall was
identified 'as the Martine Medical
Officer who played an important
Tole in the epic rescue of Capt. Eddie heti their meeting Sunda mnornin
`Ricksirbacker and his u g
• partner frgm� in the basement of the church. The
'the Pacific, Lieut. Hall is credited prosid'ent Kenneth Armstrong was
•with saving the life of one party and in the •chair and Gail Manning at the.
:'tending two others -after being flown piano. Lois Wood read the minutes
to the lonely Pacific • island where of the last •meeting: 'Thelma Shoob'-
'dome of Rickenbachers crew had brook played an instrumento
been tossed ashore.' His mother ver n 1. Vera Landon are with Mrs. L. Beatty and
y Lyon read a, missionary story and E'dittU.
modestly told of his adventure. Billy Gowan' one ort World peace, and Mrs. Welsh and daughter Eliza- " The South End Redloss Unit
Mrs. Hall attended � tine 'Auburn and Ken Wood• a temperance stor,g C
school re -union in 1927,p v, beth in •company with•Mr. and Mrs. will hold thou regular ' meeting on
Miss Kirk gave the Chapter ' in the. Erwin and family ' of Ripley .and Wednesday afternoon, September
Mrs. Peppler's husband passed new Study book. There were twen- with Mr. and
away in Hanover seven years ago. ty-six present.'•• n Mrs. G. H. Beatty and 27th, at the home of Mrs. W. Middle
duet was rendered by Mrs. L. Jervis
and. atiss Dell Finlay. A inter-
esting and helpful address on "Horne
Missions" was given by Mrs. Tave-
ner. hymn 171 and prayer by Rev.
Tavener closed the meeting. Mrs,
Bond and Mrs. F. Mulholland were
hostesses for the day.
Mr. and Mrs. EaT1 Williams of
Goderieh and Mrs: M. Stock and
Charlotte were in London on Satur-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ohm of Wing -
ham .spent. Sunday at Mr. M. Stock's
Quite a 'number from here took
in the Anniversary Services at Eben-
ezer on Sunday.
Mrs. Wright of the West is visit-
ing her Aunt Miss Susie Acheson;
She was formerly Pat Acheson.
Rev. and Mrs. Stnext. Miner who
have visited for the past week with
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Trewartha left this
week to assume their pastoral du-
ties at. Wawa. We wish them success
and 'happiness in their new under-
taking.
W. McClincheyof the H. M. C. S.
Trail left last week for Halifax N. S.
after spending the past month with
his parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Me-
Clinchey.
There was no. serviceaat the Hol-
mesville United Church last Sunday
due to Anniversary services at •Eben-
ezer but there will be service at the
usual hour next Sunday.
Sunday visitors with Mr: and Mrs.
Wm. McClinchey were Mr. and Mrs.
Gould Olivastra, Mr, and Mrs. Har-
vey Stokes of London.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Harry Cudmore on the birthof
a so; September 18th.
V
LONDESBORO
Mrs. Chas. Watson is in Goderich
visiting her daughter, Mrs, Bill
Riley.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Vodden, and
Mrs, Bert Shob-brook spent Sunday
in Hamburg.
Mrs. M. Wilson of Vancouver, B.C.
spent a few days• with Miss IJ.
Young.
Miss Edith Brown returned home
to Brantford on Sunday after visit-
ing her aunt, Miss Young, for a
week.
Mr. and Mis. La. Alcock, Brussels;
with Mr. and Mms. T. Pipe.
Mrs. Wnn, Glover, Detroit, is visit-
ing her sister, Mrs. Robt. Younbblut,
Mr. and Mrs. Cooper and family,
Clinton, with Mr. and' Mrs. T. Fair-
service.
Mr. and. Mrs. George , McVittie
were at Ebenezer Anniversary on
Sunday:
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd. Stewart, with
Mr. and Mrs. Toll, Aluburn,
• Mr, and Mrs. Harry ,Riley were in
Kincardine over the week end.
Miss Fern Watson spent the week
end in Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wells, Clinton
with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Young-
blutt.
Misses Eileen Millar, Clinton and
Mary Caldwell, London, with their
parents.
'Miss Phyllis Manning, Clinton
spent the week end with Miss Betty
Snell.
Mr. Edwin Wood, Mrs: Frank
Wood, Mrs. Wm. Gray, and Mr. and
Mrs. 'James Roberton, Auburn, earl -
ed on Mr. Hill' at Whitechurch on
Sonday: •.
Some of the neighbors and friends
of Mrs. Elizabeth Lyo'i spent Satur-
day afternoon with her, it being her
eighty-fourth birthday.
The Mary Grierson Mission Band
THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
BRUCEFIELD
The Brucefield Y. P. U. are plann-
ing to hold a social` evening on Mon-
day, September 25th ']n the Sunday
Sehool room at 8.30 All the young
people of the community are wel-
come.
(Too late for last Week)
The regular meeting of the W. A.
of Brucefielii United Church . was
held in the basement on Tuesday
September 5th.
The first part' of the afternoon'
was spent in sewing, after which the
meeting was called to -order, Twenty-
one members answered! tine roll call.
Mrs. Atkinson took : charge of the
devotional part •of' the meeting and
Mrs. Scott, the president conducted
the business.
It was decided that the ladies of
the W. A. provide dinner 'for the
members' of Presbytery on Septem-
ber 26 (on occasion of, their meeting
in Bxueefield). It was also arranged
that Group 1 would serve dinner for
the special meeting of the Odd Fel-
lows on September 27.
Miss Edith Bowey read an approp-
riate poem "Summer End" and also
conducted a "Picture Contest".
The roll call for October will be
answered by something about
"Thanksgiving"
The meeting closed in the usual',
manner by singing "God Save the
King" and repeating the Mizpah
benediction.
BAYFIELD.
BAYFIELD RENDEZVOUS
41 rendezvous with Bayfield is a
bit of heaven gleamed from mea-
dows decked' with blossoms and hills
alive with ;spring.
A rendezvous with Bayfield is to
know its sunset gold and linger with
the •stillness the eventide-unlfolds.
A rendezvous with Bayfield is to
feel its balm and know that friend-
ly folk will greet you everywhere
you go.
A rendezvous with Bayfield is to
quickly realize that you are in a
harbor of beauty and surprise.
A rendezvous with Bayfield meand
you know the birds and trees and the
lovely summer language of- native
bower and breeze.
A rendezvous with. Bayfield brings
a calm and restful mind for every
where along its paths Nature's
bounty, you will find.
A rendezvous with Bayfield, for
the quick return to Bayfield, its sun-
sets and its shore.
A rendezvous with Bayfield spells
out words on greening sod where
ehildren play unhampered and the
old folk walk. with God.
It's all . so unpretending, inviting
and sincere. No wonder birds and
real folk return year after year.
A rendezvous with Bayfield why
should I try to tell—no one with
words, could measure its tender
magic spell.
It's all so sacred, warming, this
patch of green and trees for the very
music of it all is told on every
breeze: r •a, --Ever remembered by . Wife and
Margaret Rhynas..daughters.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wightman Anniversary Supper
who have spent the Summer at their
home in the village left on Widnes- concerning, Anniversary Supper in
day to be with friends in Bay City, Clinton Presbyterian Church. 15-1
Mich.
The many friends of Mrs. H. Tal- For Sale
bot vvlio is 111, wish her a speedy re A choice number of Oxcford ram
covers. lambs. Apply to Charles Dale, R. R. St, John's E. Munroe's Barber
v IND. 4, Clinton. 15-1 Shop
YARNA. wash called on Mrs. M. G. Beatty and
Sunday visitors were Ivies. Jno, Miss Mosso on Sunday when he was
Perdue and 2 sons in Company with home en leave.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Perdue and Service in St. John's Anglican
family of Goderieh Township with Chureh will be at 11 o'clock a.m.
Mr. and Mrs, Jao. Smith and fain- Sunday Sept, 24t1i. The Rev. 'Jno.
ily. • Graham will give his farewell ad=
Mr, and Mrs. Ross Lather and dress.
family .and • Miss Gladys Beatty. of ' . V---
GODERICH TOWNSHIP
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CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL ` DESIGNS
For Every Occasion
C. V. COOK.
FLORIST
Phone: 66w and 6644.
Batldns Locker Storage
Have you tried our new hamburg
that is made out of a whole carcass:
of Beef.
And don't , forget our farmer's
style sausages.
We have liver on hand now.
We sell Beef by the quarter.
Now is a good time to store some
Beef.
FROZEN' FOODS ARE BETTER
FOODS
Train Slervice Changes
Effective
SUNDAY, SEPT. 24th,
• Full Information From
' Agents
Canadian • ,National
Railways
ClearanceSaleUsedPianos
Such wellknown makes as Heintz -
man, Nordheimer, Mason & Risch,
etc., and guaranteed. Write for list
of prices. No obligation. Heintzman
& Co. Ltd., 242 Dundas St., London.
14-3
IN MEMORIAM
TALBOT—In memory of a beloved
husband and father, William Hen-
ry Talbot, who passed away two
years ago, September 20th, 1942.
When evening shades are falling
And we sit in quiet alone,
To our hearts" there . comes a longing
If he only could come home,
—Lovingly rememberedby his wife
and family:
IN MEMORIAM
,A!LLEN—In loving memory of a
dear husband and father, Thos. G.
Allen, who passed away Sept. 12,
1942.
He has gone from this earth
All his sufferings ate o'er
At the hearth of our home
He will join us no more
Though, his loss we da mourn, yet
we know he's above
Waiting for those whom on earth
he did love,
Watch for further particulars
PAGE II,
BOXY THEATRE
matron
Now Playing Teresa Wright &
Joseph Cotten in "SHADOW OF
A DOUBT"
Mon. Tues. and Wed.
Ei'ool Flynn, Paul Lucas and Jean
Sullivan
Bombs halt this march to the guil-
lotine, but he >collies back to save
the -lives of hostages!.
"THE UNCERTAIN GLORY"
Thur. Fri, and, Saturday
GEORGE FORMBY 1nbland's
inimitable comedian is here again
in the hilarious misadventure. '
"GEORGE 'IN THE HOME
GUA.fDS"
Coining — Danny Kaye in
"UP IN ARMS
Matinees Sat, and Hol- at 2.30
CAPITAL THEATRE
CoD36Ricn
Now Playing George Formby
in "GEORGE IN THE ROME
GUARD'
Mon. Tues. and Wed,;
The adventure of MARK TWAIN
With Fredric Mareh, 'Alexis Smith
and Donald Crisp.
This story of America's home-
spun humorist promises an -even-
ing•: of rare entertainment to
everyone.
Thur. Fri. and Sat.
Franchot Tone, Veronica Lake and
Binnie Barnes.
Present W. :Somerset Maugham's
most savage p.otrait of a danger-
our woman.
The 'HOUR BEFORE The DAWN
Coming - "WHERE ARE YOUR,
CHILDREN"
Matinees — Wed. Sat. & Hol. 2.30
REGENT THEATRE
Now Playing "HENRY ALD -
RICH'S LITTLE SECRET"' , &
"TIMBER QUEEN" -
Mon. Tues. Wed.
Ginger. 'Rogers, Robert Ryan and
Ruth Hussey .
Telling the appealing story of to-
day's wistful youth and their pro-
blems.
"TENDER COMVIRADE"!
Thur.Fti. Sat. Two Features,
Ann Miller, Joe Besser and Larry
Parks. •
In lively tale of :sunny life jam-
med with songs, dancing and non-
sense:
"HEY ROOKIE"
Russett Hayden, Alma Carroll alut
Bob Willis in
• "SI'LVER CITY RAIDERS"
Coming Ginger Rogers in
"LADY IN THE DARK"
Public Notice
Synop,sis of a Proposed Money By-
law, ,Number 14, read a First and
Second time by the Council of the
Town of Clinton, on the 18th Septem-
ber, A.D. 1944,
1. The Purpose of the Money By-
law No. 14 for 1944 is to raise money
for the payment of a proposed sew-
erage system and disposal plant for
the Town of Clinton.
2. The amount of the debt or lia-
bility to be created by the said By-
law or the moneyeto be raised by it
shall be a sum not exceeding $199,
000.00, which debt shall be retired in
annual payments over a period of
twenty years.
3. The annual amounts required to
be raised over the said period of 20
years is approximately $13,375.00,
which annual amounts include inter-
est at the rate of 3% per annum,
4. One-third • of the annual a-
mounts required to • retire the said
indebtedness shall be raised by a
special rate upon all rateable prop-
erty in the Municipality and the re-
maining two-thirds of the said an-
nual amounts shall be paid by way of
sewerage rentals to be •charged to all
persons owning properties served by
the said ,system, such rentals to be
based on. the volume of water con -
aimed or used by the respective!
owners or occupants of the proper-
ties so served.
5. The By-law contains provi-
sions authorizing the Council to take.
into consideration special cases in
the operation of the scheme; provi-
sions for the registration of the.
debentures; borrowing by the Munici-
pality pending the sale of such de-
bentures; and the right to redeem
the same before maturity,
TAKE NOTICE that the foregoing
is a synopsis of a proposed By-law
of the Corporation of the Town of
Clinton to be submitted to the Votes
of the Electors on the 18th day of
October, ` A.D. 1944, between the
tines of 9 o'clock in the forenoon and
5 o'clock in the afternoon at the
following places:
.Ward Voting Place
St. Andrews' ,Council Chamber,
Town Hall
St. dames' Bert Glidden Laundry
. {ton•, Please remember special collec-
•,,� T� The W M. 5..held their monthly Mi's: M.. Rothwell who spent the tion.
OI!MESVILL�'i. The
ori Wednesday September 13 summer with Mrs. M. Reid. has re -1 Mr. Barnard Clark of St. Thomas
with • the president Mrs, R. Town- turned to her home in Windsor. !visited the past week with the Me -
The Sept. meeting of 'the W. .1.
't aend in the chair, The minutes of Mrs. Wm. Ball and little son Guire families.
Was held at the home of Mrs. Albert elson left -on Thursday to join, her 4 Mr. and MTs. Geo. Lind' of Tar
Bond. The pres. opened the meeting the Iasi meeting were read and the N
by singingHroll call. was answered with a verse husband who is stationed in N. S. !spent the week end with Mr. and
yin 230 'followed by the containing• the Word Peace. The The W. A. of St. John's Church Mrs. Jas. Stirling. Mr. Lind' h
Lor7]'s Prayer in unison, meet at the home `of 1VIrs. Jno Smith just.conn completed modern cold storage
There was considerable discussion! Word' for next month is Power. P g
regaining repairs to be made to Group No. ,2 than tactic charge and on Thursday afternoon. Quilting was on his farm and will be able to take
the parsonage. Mrs. F. Shobbs;ook read the Bible the order of the day. At the close of care •of his 40' ac re orchard,
The remainder of the. business Iesson, Miss L. Young reviewed a the meeting a very tasty hot dinner ' -Mr. Lloyd. Pkot who has ,been in
period was spent making . plans for ebapter in the study Book. Mrs. John was served by the hostess. the Clinton Public Hospital suffering
the bazaar to` be held on. Oct. 28th. Scott sang a Solo and Miss Kirk gave Mr. and Mrs. A. Austin .and fem. fson Blood poisoning, has returned
The meeting of the W.M.S. fellow.' a report oe the summer school at ily of Londesboro spent Sunday with hame much improved. •
ed with Mrs. Wm. Norman conduct , !Alma College, St. Thomas, Hymn Mrs. Austin and Russell, v
n Mr.
' ing the devotional' period, openng 252, was sung and Mrs. J. McOool a d Mrs, R. Whitmore in corn-
'lxy singing Hymn .5d. closed with prayer. pally with Mrs; F. ,Whitmore- of Were you the earth, dear Love, and
Mrs, Walters led' in' prayer and the ' On Sunday a special Rally Day Holmesville called on Mrs. M. G. I the spies,
scripture reading was taken by liars, j will be .heldat two o'clock Beatty',and Miss lVlossop on Satur- My Lave should siitine •on ' yiu like
Service
Palmer. Mrs. McCulloughgave a there will be a good programme and day to the stip,
reading on 'the scripture text. an address by Rev. Mr. Menzies: Will Miss Logan, Miss; Johnston and And lookupon you with ten thou-
_ Christian Stewardship! Was abl I all the Sunday School members ple= Miss SI•oan of Heneall called on Mrs. sand eyes,
taken by Mrs. B. Trewartha. y ase meet in the basement at 9.45 and M. G. Beatty and Miss biossop ion' Till heaven wax'd blind and till
! thea. Saturday afternoon.' , , the worldai'ere done.
Hymn 7.68 wasa'followed by mtxnt}ts..,] bup an a ' bgdy. ''iliere will bea
of last 'meeting anti roll, Call.Al!baptismal Service,Pte. Horace Bretherston of Ipperr J Sylvester.
St, George's R. Jervis' , Feed
Store
And that if the assent of the
Electors is obtained to the proposed
By-law, it will be taken into consider
ation by the Council of the said Cot"
poration at •a meeting thereof to be
held after the expiration of one
month from the date of the first
publication was made on the 21st
day of September, A.U.,1944.
And that the Mayor will attend at
the •office of the Town Cleric at 1.30
o'clock in the afternoon on the 9th
day of October, A.D. 1944, for the
purpose of appointing persons to
attend at the polling places and at
the final summing ma of the votes
by the Clerk,
And that a tenant, who desires to
vote upon the said proposed By-law
Tara
must make and file with the Clerk,
not later than the 10bh day before
as the day appointed for•' taking the
vote, a declaration under The Canada
Evidence. Act that he is a tenant
whose lease extends for the time • for
which the debt or liability is to be
created, or in which the money to be
raised by the proposed By-law is
payable or for at least twenty-onef
years, and that he !has by the lease,
'covenanted to pay all Municipal
taxes in respect of the property in
which he is a tenant other than
local improvement rates. • '
And that the complete text of the
proposed' Money By-law may be seen
at the Office 'of the Town Clerk :at,
any time during Office hours.
' f.'T: d0RLE'SS,
Town Clerk 15-3!
STOP! LOOIC! LISTEN! GOOD NEWS
"If thou shalt confess 'with thy nnouth. Jesus as Lord and shalt be-
lieve in thine heart that God raised Him from the dead, thou shalt
be SAVED" Romans 10:9
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BARTLIFF'S
PHONE 1
BIRTHS
SMITH In Clinton Public Hospital
on Friaey September 15th, to Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Smith of Varna, a
son.
ERB—In Clinton Public` Hospital, on
Saturday, September 16th, to Mr.
and Mrs. Erb of Zurich, 'a daugh-
ter.
GUDMORE•-In ,Clinton Public Hos-
pital on Monday, September 18th,
to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cudmore of
Holmesville, a son, Paul Henry.
Fleece -Line Your House
Blown Rockwool insulation applied
to walls and ceilings of your home
will save fuel with more comfort
summer and winter. Trained crews
and modern equipment used. For
free estimate and terms phone 4
Clinton or write Pneumatic Insula-
ting Company, Rowland Ray, 5
Thornton Ave., London. 14-4
To Rent
Camfy four -roomed cottage, with
two piece :bath, furnished, 40• rds
south of Radio School. Phone us. C.
Watson, 77-21 Hensel'. • 15-1
For Sale
Hudson Seal Pieces, Black coat
•worn one season, priced reasonably.
Apply at News Record. 15-2
House for Sale
Desirable location.. Medium `size
modern conveniences. Apply . Box
39R, 16-tf.
Pigs for' Sale
A number of 'Chunks. Apply' to
Pat Reynolds, phone 801-18. 15-1
Wanted to Buy
01d .or disabled live horses `wanted
for mink feed. Apply Elmer Trick,
phone 907r5 or '907r12. 15-eow.
Dog Lost
4. tan coloured cocker spaniel,
wearing a. collar marked "Brownie",
with a Clinton tag. Will finder
please' notify Caryl Diaper, phone 55
15-1
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Surplus Funds?
Why not investigate an opportunity
to employ them at
r6% INTERTEST
Plus other advantages
no . obligation.
Box • 39.
15-3-
. Cemetery Memorials
Large stook of modern memorials • oa
display at our
Clinton Showrooms
For the convenience of our patrone.
office will be open on
Fridays
Open by appointment at any other
time
See Mr. J. J. Zapfe, next door
Cunningham & Pryde
Clinton — Exeter — Seaforth
PHONE 41
NOTICE
Voters' List, 1944, Municipality of
The Township of Goderich, County.
of Huron.
Notice) is hereby given. that I have
complied with Section 7 of . the
Voters' List Act and that I have
posted up at my office in Goderich
Township, on the 14 day of Septem-
ber, 1944, the list of all persons en-
titled, to vote in the said Municipal
election and such list remains there
for inspection.
And I hereby call upon all voters
to take immediate proceedings to
have any errors or omissions cor-
rected according to law.
Dated at my office this fourteenth
day of September,' 1944. R. G.
Thompson, Clerk. 14-3
House For Sale
On Princess street; close to down
town and schools. Warmly built, Art
brick siding covered... New garage,
good dry garden. Priced right for
quick salel Apply to Frank Wilson.
13-2
HOUSE FOR SALE
Five roomed frame horse on Alb.
e'rt Street, town water, quarter acre
of land. For further particulars
apply to Frank Fingland or J. W.
McCool, Londesboro 11-41.
p'~
For Sale
Five purebred Leicester rains and
one short -horned bull, ten months
old. phone 614r31 14.2
Wanted
Garage to rent by the month, near
London road and railway tracks,
phone 261 Clinton. 15-2
Notice .to Creditors
and others
In the Estate of George Melville
Hazelwood Elliott.
All Persons having.; claims against
the Estate of George Melville Hazel.
wood Elliott, late of the Village of
Holmesville in the ;,County of Huron,
Manufacturer, deceased, who died
on or about the 28th day of July,
1944, at the Town .of Clinton in the
County of Huron, are required to
send particulars thereof to' the un-
dersigned solicitor . herein for the
executors of the estate of the said
deceased, on or before the 4th day of
October, 1944, after which date the
assets of the said deceased • will be
distributed! among the parties en-
titled. theteto, having regard only to
those claims of which notice shall
then have been received.
Dated this 8th day of September,
A. D. 1944.
F. C. MaeKAY, K. C.,
997 Second Avenue) East,
Owen Sound, Ontario.
Solicitor for the Mceeutors!
The Grey and Bruce Trust and Sav-
ing, Company and Helen Burns
Tlliott. 14-3
Wanted to Buy
° Wanted to buy, old horses and dead
cattle ler mink. feed. If dead, phone
at once. Fred Gilbert 9081.22 or Jack
Gilbert 908r21. 58-tyl