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THE
CLINTON . NEWS -RECORD
PAGI
THERE IS
BEATTIE SERVICE—,
ICE- •
EVERY
FAMILY
CAN
AFFORD WITH
ECONOMY ANDI PRIDE
BEATTIE' FUNERAL HOME
GEORGE B. BEATTIE
AUBtRNd by'Lindsay Smith
lam accompanied.
-•Mrs. A. J. Ferguson has retained
home after a visit with her daughter
Mrs Ray O'Neil, Ottawa. '
Mir. and .Mrs. Maitland Allen re-.
turned " home 'after' spending the
Christmas holiday with `friends in
Flint, Mich;
Mrs. Gordon 'Tail_or is• 'visiting
" friends in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb'Mogridge have
returned home '-after' "visiting their
daughter Mrs. 'Gormley Thompson
• and Mr. Thomp on; Brampton.
Mrs. Jas. Woods 'has returned
fromvisiting her niece, -Mrs. Carter,
Londesboro.
Prayer services were he'Id in the
United Church' on -Tuesday when the
• message was r 'given by Rev. Robt.
McConnell of the Presbyterian
• Church and on Thursday evening
in the Baptist Church • when Rev.
Harold Snell vas the guest speaker.
The monthly meeting of the Wo-
men's Institute will be held in the
Foresters Hall on Tuesday, -Jan 10th
- at 2.30. The topic 'to be given by
Mrs. Gordon Taylor. Current events
by Mrs. Fred ,Ross. Hostesses; Mrs.
C. Straughan, Mrs. E. 'Phillips and
Mrs. Geo. Hamilton.
At Knox United Church Sunday
School the Yollowing received seals,
11 year seal Betty 117farsh, Billie
." Craig; 10 year seal Eleanor Andrew
• Jack Ladd; 8 year seal, Dolly Beadle,
Billie Andrew; 7 year seal, Hatt
Wighttnan, Norman ' Wightman; .6
year seal, Glen Yungblut.; 4 year
seal, June Beadle; 3 year seal, Carol
Beadle, Bobby Yungblut; 2 year seal
• Howard Ament, 1 year Diploma
• Mary Andrew, Allan Craig.
All the local public schools re-
opened on Monday being •closed clue
to the storm.
The Young people of. Knox United
• Church held a progressive party it
the .Sunday School room on Friday
-- night. It was in ..charge of Wni.
Craig Jr., Betty Craig and Donald
Yungblut. The- prizes for highest
scores went to Eleanor McDougall
and Lawrence Plaetzer and the. low
• score to Royce Phillips and Pauline
King.
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HURON' ROAD
"Happy War Workers Report"
The regular meeting of the "Hep-
py War Workers Club" was held at
' the -.home of Mrs. Ray Jamieson.
Owing to had weather only nine
members and one visitor were pre-
sent. The meeting opened by re-
peating the Club Creed. "What A
Feiend We Have in Jesus" was
bung followed by "The Lord's
Prater". The minutes of the last
meeting were read. and adopted. A couldn't make their rounds; good old
Tette from MIs P k f
In say. mit,
drove them to Stratford,
Mr; D. Harnmill of Detroit%.was in
the village. over the week end.
Mr end' Mrs. E. -R. Weston, God'''
erich, received word last week that
their youngest,sdn, Warrant Offieer
Dick• Weston, was missing -after air
operations over Germany on, danuaiy,
2nd. Dick enlisted in the R.C.A.F
in July • 1941 and •has been overseas
for three years. He is a. wireless,
air gunner and was hying in a Lan-
caster bomber based in England. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Johnston re-
cently-
e-cently= received...en letter from the
medical offices- to whore their son,
Corp.. Walter Jahnston, was assist-
ant, informing them that Walter :had
Ibeen -wounded in his .left hand.
Mrs. Wm. Sturgeon received a
letter on Monday from lies son,
L/Corp. James -Sturgeon, in'Italy
telling her that a piece of steel from
a mortar .shell had gone into his
right -hip, necessitating an operation
to remove it. r'
The Annual Meeting of Trinity
Church Guild was held at the' home
of Mrs. H. R. MacKay on Thursday
of last week. All reports showed
an active year and 'a good ,ballance in
the Treasury. Rev. R. G. Holmes
presided over the election of officers
for 1945 which is as follows; Presid-
ent, Mrs. Lloyd Scotohmer; Viee-pres
Mrs. •Win: E. Parker; Secretary, Mrs.
S. McEwen; Treasurer, Miss Lucy
Woods; Visiting Committee, Mrs. F.
W. Baker and Mrs, George King;
Quilting Committee, Mrs, Wm. Stur-
geon and Mrs. R. Larson, A motion
of appreciation of her faithful untir-
ing efforts was made to the rearing
President, Mrs. F. W. Baker. , At
the close of the meeting the hostess
served refrea'hnients.
The heavy fall of snow and re-
cent storms take one back to the
good old pioneering days and the
following is a list of homely liapp•-
enings which would have been "news'
in those days: Harold Brandon
butchered a pig on Monday, Owing
to the snowdrifts, he was, unable to
string it up for dressing in the us-
ual place so the carcass was taken
to a stout maple -tee on the street
where it hung in the breeze evidence
to all Who passed that at least one
family would net suffer from. a meat
shortage at a time when the butchers.
preciation of the- club'sOework we
own' came into 'his owon Tuesday
read followed by the Treasurer's morning when it took,Jack Parker's
report. The roll call Was Answer ' i team of horses to haul Lloyd Scotch -
by "What you got for Christmas". aner's truck .clown Keith Crescent and
Collection amounted to $4.35 plus out onto the highway. L'esyd was
Flower Fund of 44c, snaking a total starting out to take aoa o hogsload
-of $4.79.
Ito market. Wnt. Hall had the mis-
A list of. 'articles turned in for fortune to lose his. horse last week,
the year 1944 was read as follows: I It was apparently in good health
12 quilts; 8 prs. sleepers; 27! een he fed it, anithe next tame Ise
'
dresses (all sizes); 3 .A'fglnans; 25 !w
-pr. socks; 2 pr. ooties; 7 skirts;. went to the farm he found it was
1 :blouse; 2 Boats; •2 boy's 'suits; 4 , dead. The fishermen are getting
sweaters; 6 nightgowns; 2 pr.' Rom-
pers; 3 pr. panties; 5 crib quilts; 7
towels .and 2 wash cloths; 2 pis.
=pillow cases,; 1'pr. gloves, 3hand-
iLerchiefs.
•'3 layettes each containing:. 12 die-
• pers, 2 shirts,' 2 pr, • stockings, 1
wrapper, 1 dre's, 2 nightgowns,
hex baby powder, baby soap, 1 blan-' When the cuitetr upset throwing
ket, 1 quilt.' rubber pants; safety Samuel McEwen and himself out into
pins, 1 sweater, 1 pr. booties; 2 bon- a snowbank. Fortunately the dolts
-nets, 2 bands, 1 towel, 1 lady's slid not bolt.
ready this week -to reap the ice har-
vest. Shanks snare takes the place of
many an automobile in the village,
lately, and a good old shopping bag
and• basket are. in evidence. Lindsay
Smith has a lively team of colts
which he was driving on Saturday
nightgown
The meeting closed by
"God Save The King.
The February meeting.
held at the horse of Mrs.
Glazier on February 1st.
attendance is requested.
" Th F F
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sing -hag PORTER'S • HILL
will be The P. o,tee's Hill Rel Coss ineet-
George i -
A full n'g scheduled for Monday, January
15th, Ties•. been post_ o ped until 'Mon.:
e armForum of S. S. No. 1 day, Febi nar•y 19th, at the home of
i xis,
Mullett resumed their weekly meet- Mrs, Bert Ha
`nfi's on January 8th after the holi- There has 'been no service at
days with a full atten lance at the Grace Church the east th•ee Su- -
-home of Mr. -and Mrs. Arnold Jamie- days nee to bad Loud condit'en= •
sbn. The meeting • opened with the 11I"• Charles Young was taken to
Ringing of "O Canada" with .Mrs. ('""e'ich hospital Wednesday la t.
Itis condition is much the :sane t•.
Bert Irwin at the piano. day (•Mon•lay) X -Rays -were to. be
The discussion was led by Arnold -taken Tu -soave
Jamieson, the forum secretary, after Miss M•ry Torrance, teach,r at
which, a social time with contests, S. S. No. 2 St tries, ani M'•. I an
music and lunch wasen;oyed"by all•. Turner teecher at Porter;' H 11, w r
The next meeting will be held at unable to get to their s ho^ls last
week: owing to the store{ t l 4c i l
r
wrn as. fast as the
in. '{,cads coned' bv t c t I
'the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ire
e
when Mrs. Fred Pepper Will he the cleared.
leader. Some of these . {`erns ei'e r tire,
late as we have not had a mail
,late as
`sin^e Dsc.' 30th,
V.
The school meeting of S. S. No, 5
BA.YFIELD was very well attended The hew
7 I trustee is Mr. Bert ITarris in the
Pte. Ellen MacKay,. 0. W. A. C. place of Les Cox the new coun
'returned to London on Sunday hay- cillor.
Mg had her leave. extended two iia s 1 The W. A, meeting which should
owiivg to illness. Y • have been held at -Mrs. Reel Tor
L ranee ]tome On Thu isday of this
:Mrs. W. J. MacLeod, Sr: atid'I)on- week isa cancelled.
ac -
aid returned home: on' Friday last C who Mrs. Jinn ox It .
silent •three
,
after having 'spent the Christmas ,weeks with her• sister in Indiana,,
-a,. ha returned
zlld New Years Season in Detroit: s home. -
L
M
Delbert Haw and two eliildteit
� Miss D'orahy Cox teacher in Kirk-
- rs:. .
Donald and Donna: who have {seen land Lake, High iSclnool, spent the
t; holiday with her parents.
visiting her'niother, Mrs, Wm.: Heard 1r.
O cinraay Seaman Jim "Y-•oimg;,
Sr. 'left on Sundayfor` their hoxpp a' , Halifax ; as a holiday 'meter at
home , Vas y V3 it r the
-Proton, station, :Her brother ;Will- borne of Miss Parents: ,
Due -• Dates "fol
•Ration Coipons
Coupons now: valid are, 'pr'eser`ves
83 to, 36, -.butter • 90 'to 92; sugar •46
to 49
Valid, couions in {book five are
good until further notice.'
Those who have not received
copies of ration book five, •mai secure
their books by filling out the stab,
of the 'K :`.coupon :sheet in -;book four..
and sending the book to the local
nation board or a branch pf the
Ration Administration. Branches in
Western`: Ontario are in London,
Rfitehener and Windsor
Anyone leaving Canada for a
period of more than 60 dayp must
turn in his,ration :book to a ration
administration branch. On his return
to -Canada the owner will be given his
book on application.
LONDESBORO
Mr. and Mrs: Albert Shaddick and
family of Clinton visited with the
latter's. parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. Thos.
Fair§erviee ori .,Sunday.
*ill hold their monthly
meeting' in the 'basement of the
church..on Wednesday January 10th.
'The schools `re -opened" again this
week after the 'holidays and the.
storm
The school teachers from Londes-
bora, Miss Dorothy Little, Miss
Olive Moon and Miss Esther Jamie-
son have returned to their schools
at Toronto after the holidays and
storm.
We are glad that Mr. Robt. Town-
shend is • able to be up1 again after
being sick in bed with pneumonia
for the past two weeks.
Messrs. Jack Lee, Harry- Yung-
blut and Leonard Yungblut left for
Sudbury. last week where they have
employment for the winter.
Pvt. Harvey Kennedy, of Camp
Borden spent the week end itt the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Vic. Kennedy.
V. -
BIRTHS
SHOBBROO'K--At Burnside : Wing,
Toronto ' General Hospital, to Mr.
and Mrs.' Stanley •S'hobbrook, a
son, John Wesley.
F1EEMAN—In- Brantford General
Hospital on Monday, January 1st,
to Mr. and. Mrs. Clarence Freeman
a daughter. ,
HOY--In Clinton Public Hospital
on Friday, December 29th to Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Hoy, a son, Lloyd
George.
HENDERSON—In Clinton P.bile
Hospital on Thursday, Denetuber
28th to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Holder -
son, •a daughter, Janet Marie.
JOHNSTON—In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Saturday, January 6th,
to Mr. and Mrs..Stewart Johnston
of Blyth, a daughter, Joanne
Adele
IN MEMORIAM
FREEMAN—In loving . memory of
Charlotte Jane Freeman, who
passed away Jan. 10, 1944.
One year has passed since that sad
day,
'Tile one we loved was called away;
God took her home, it was His will,
But in our hearts she liveth still.
—Ever remembered by daughter,
Gladys, grandsons and sister Fannie.
V
ARE WE RIGHT WITH GOD?
Continued from page 4
scantly to God that they may
be led 'to Him and thus have a
Companion such as the world
can never supply to accompany
them back ,and to he their guide
as they again enter the terrible
war zone.
It may not be as easy a thing
as we think to "get back to
God". Many of us .have -drifted
far. It is true that Christ will
come immediately into our
lives if we ask Him to, but we
have learned a great deal from
the world_ and without the help
of God it will be hard indeed
to leave it behind. God can {help
us to overcome any temptation
if we enter into full fellowship
with Him. There are many
Weaknesses to overcome but as
we give up each earthly plea-
sure Christ will give us bless-
ings ten - fold„ Some one has
said, "Our future depends upon
the number of ,devoted men and
women, ,who will highly resolve
to see to it : that when Jesus
marches to the cross in.t"^ese
days He shall not go alone."
• There are those who have
never met God for ,the first
`Cane. Many have never.
opened the Book of Books
Which our noble • King George
VI requests ,that. every soldier
should' carry with him. We cer-
tainly ,have 'to meet God some
time de wait till' the
m and if. w
a �v
judgment we 'will have no op-
portunity of knowing Him for
our Sentence will be "Depart
from me 1 never knew YOU .1
Why just .,rttis''sentence? Be -
DOXY THEATBH
i lr'rolifcro>a>rs�
CAPITAL THEATRK
ICU ,
kEGENT THEATRE
esi►i�oitrra
'pllaying "'PHE ADVE -"THE
"TUR"AS O,FA'MARfK`TWAIN?'
•F{xedric•March. " ,
Now playn , Sydney Greenstreetb'N,.;owplaying-;witv'Eddi
MASK OF DIMIrRIOS
Bracken
"HALL THE -CONQUERING
R'F�tO?'• - , .'
,- -
•Mon. Tues: Wed. Two F'eatuies •
Joan Davis, Jane, Frazee aind• Bob
Heymes The screen's funniest
coltledienne" offors her . most• Ilii-
arious effort.
. „ .
BEAUTIFiJL BUT BROKE"
:Charles ' ,Starrett, Vera • Vague
and Tex Ritter, assisted iby' the
MillsBrothers in a new, style
melody-western..„s -
• "CQWBOY CANTEN''
Mon Tues.' 'Wed. ''Two Features
'.1�ranehot:'Tone, Veton:ee :'Lake
and 'Binnie Barnes. Spies' and
;counter spies, Strilncion .and; intri- ,
due, in a well- oven story.
.HOUR BEFORE THE DAWN'
"Adolphe Menjou,. •1Vlartha Scott.
and Pala' Negri. Tell a• riotous anh
sophisticated tale.
"HI DIDDLE DIDDLFI'
Mn Tires ,`•rid dn
a Weesday
,Bali�'.'A1L7 1
I mine , In Tam toff and
Ft,aai es .Lederer, A r Pexuvran' ra
%mttnce, n- the breatih`-taking. Andes
' THE BRIDGE' of SAN LUIS-REY
Thur. Fri, Sat..
Larry Parks, n Miller and Joe
Ai
Sawyer. A musical oonsedy pro-
duce'. is inducted into the 'army
but, finds. that he"is still in show
business.
"HEY ROOKIE"
Thur. Fri. and Sat.
Donald :.O'Conner, ,Peggy' Ryan
and •Susanna Foster with . Ray'
Eberle and his' orchestra,: the
Bobby Brooks Quyrtette .'and a
host of tip-top entertainers
"THIS IS THE LIFT,"
Gaming—• "MUSIC IN MXNRAT-
TAN" with "ROOKIES IN BUR-
MA" ...
Thur. Fri.: and -Sat.
=Claire -Trevor, Albert Dekker and
Barry Sullivan, An action -full,•;
dynamic, melodrama featuring the
colorful life of the olds time -two-
gunner "Bat" Masterson.
"WOMAN OF THE TOWN"
Coming Fred' MacMurray and
Barbara Stanwyok in "DOUBLE
IND'EMNITY". •
Coming—Fred MacMurray, and
Barbara'S,tanwyek'in
"'DOUBLE INDEMNITY"
Matinees — Sat. and, Hol. at 2.30
CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL DESIGNS
For Every Occasion
C. V. COOKE
FLORIST
Phones: O6w and 845j,
Batkins Locker Storage
Salmon Steaks Be. .... . 30o
Ocean Trout lb. 27c
White Fisli, lb. 25c
Smoked Fillet ib. . ... Ssc
Cod Fillet lb . 35e
Haddock Fillet lb. • 35e.
Frozen Green Peas box 27e
Frozen corn off cob box ,. 27c
Frozen Strawberries box .. 39c•
WE BUY 'HIDES -
FROZEN FOODS ARE BETTER
FOODS •
Casings for Sale
Fleece -Line Your House
Blown Roekwool 'insulation applied
to walls and ceilings of your ;hone
will save fuel with more comfort
summer and winter. Trained crews
and modern equipment used, For
free estimate and terns' phone 4,
Clinton or write Pneumatic Insulat-
ing Company, Rowland Ray, 5
Thornton Ave., London. 31-4
Annual Meeting
War Services Assoc.
011
Tuesday, January 23.
in the
COUNCIL CHAMBER
at 8 p.ni.
Election• of Officers
31-2
•
cause we did -not want to know
Him here. -
Dr. Stanley Jones ,tells of a
visit he made to Copenhagen,
There he went to see a famous
statue of Christ.' While he was
admiring it 'a young native said
to him. "You can't Bee His face
till you bend the knee." Dr.
Jones went up close to the
statue and knelt dawn. Looking
up he •beheld a face looking
down upon him with a depth,
'an understanding and a sympa-
thy -Which he had not seen until
he knelt.
I Will we not each one of us
strive • earnestly to get right
with God or get back to God.
"Jesus, let thy pitying eye,
naervxsg s'neep,
Fare to Thee,- like Peter, I
Would fain, like Peter weep;
Let me he by grace restored;
On me be all lug suffering
shown; -
Turn, and look upon me Lord,
And break my ''heart of 'stone."
CA1h OF THANKS
Rev, G. F. N. Atkinson and family
wish to express • their : sincere ap-
peeciation of -the many acts of k'nd-
ness and 'expressions of sympathy,
extended to .them by their friends
andneighbour's during the recent
irness and death; :of their beloved
wife and mother.
CARD 01,' TBANIiS
Mr. Piiiil. Rowcliffe wishes to
thank his 4many friends, relatives„
I and neighbours for them kind ex-,
pressions of sympathy and for their
beautiful floral offerings. Special
tha cels to Rev. r G. G. Barton and Dr.
J. A. Addison and to those -who so
lcindly loanecl oars,
For
. n e c 7 weeks old, A
14pigs,vi sApply
to Douglas Farquhar.. Phone, 805,5
'Clintiiii .• .. ,
ARE YOU SAVED BY
"`KEEPING THE DEEDS OF THE LAW?
"—a man is justified by faith without the deeds of the
law. d Romans 3:28
+DOING GOOD WORKS?
"Not by, works of righteousness' which we have done, but
according to His mercy He saved us.—" Titus 3:5
Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and Thou Shalt Be Saved Acts 16:13
TUNE IN: Pilgrim Hour 7-7.30 E'.D.S.T. •Sunday evening
LOCAL STATION CKLW WINDSOR
TRY OUR
Jelly Roll
Chocolate Cake
Tea Biscuits
Do Nuts or
Long -Johns'
The Home of Good Eats
BARTLIFF'S
PHONE 1
WANTED
Tenders for supplying 10 cords of
hard wood. (all Maple or half Maple
and half Beech) 14" long to S. S.
No. 5 Hullett. Tenders to be in the
hands of 'the Secretary by January
15, 1945.
F. M. 'PICKETT,
See, -Teas.
31-1
For -Sale
Seven room frame house on
Orange Street, equipped with bath.
Apply to V. D. Falconer. 30-4
Meeting of Huron County
Council
The next meeting of the Huron
County Council will be held in the
Council Chambers, ' Court House,
Croderich,, commencing Tuesday,
January 16th, at 2.00 p.m. - •
All accounts, notices of deputations
and other business requiring the at-
tention of Council should be in the
hands of the County Clerk not later
Saturday January 13th.
N. W. MILLER
County Clerk
Goderieh, Ontario.
30-2
Tenders For Wood
For S. S: No. 10 Goderieh Town
ship 18 cord of 12" body maple and
beech, to be delivered by March 31st,
1945. Tenders close January 31st.
ROBERT H. WELSH,
Bayfield', Ont.
'Sec.-Treas.
31-2
" For Sale
Cook Stove in first class condition.
Apply at News-Reeot-d, 31-1
Farm for Sale
Lot 31,' Concession 7 Mullett, 100
acres, good grass farm with fair
good buildings. Apply on the Tarns,
R. J. Watkins. 32-2
Farm for, Sale
One hundred acres, lot 13 con, 2,
Iliullett Township, including about 10
acres of hardwood, bush, good bank
barn, stable, never: failing supply of
water, at both front anti back of..Raw Furs Wanted
faun; stone house, five ,roomy, I am buying all -kinds of .raw furs
small orchard. To- wind up an es' and stretching is mot necessary if
tate. Apply to George Mani,„ R. ,ll bought fresh. Highest prices paid.
No.' 4, Clinton, 3].-t£
Norman. East R. R. 1 Clinton. 27-6
Cemetery Memorials
Large stook of modern memorials on
display st our
Clinton Showrooms
For the convenience of our patrons,
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
t
Wanted To Buy
'A Second Hand Upright
Piano In Good Condition.
Reply to the office of the
Town Clerk or Councillor
Butler.
Clinton Town Council
WANTED
!rite Ullnton News-Jtecorc
with which is Incorporated.
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advertising 12c per count line for.
first 'insertion. 8c for each subset
quent'insertion: Heading counts :2
lines. <. Small advertisements not to
exceed one inch, such as "Wanted,"
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Communications intended for pub
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G. E. HALL Proprietor
Tenders will be received by the
undersigned' until Feb. 1, 1945 for 10
cords• of 12" or 14" :hardwood`to be
delivered at S. S. No.•1 Hullett on or
before June 1, 1945.
Bert Irwin, Sec: Treas.
31-1
Tenders For Wood
Tenders will be received for 15
cord of green body maple wood 16"
long to be delivered to the School
House at U. S. S. No. 12, Hullett
and Goderioh, at Summerhill, not
later than April 1st, 1945. Tenders
to be in the hands of the Secretary
by January 21st,
- CLARE'NCE BALL,
31-2 Sec, -Trees,
For Sale
8 'acre faun, 2ndi lot North of
Clinton on No. 4 Highway. Good
buildings, , hydro„ town water, 3
piece bath and furnace. Apply to Ed.
Welsh, Clinton, or Phone 805x12,
Clinton. 30-3
Complete Sewing Service
Repairs, parts., needles, oil, belts,
new or used machines for sale at
your .nearest Singer Depot. Just call,
writt or phone 727. Our new location
78 Ontario St. Stratford, Ont. 30-2
For Sale
An attractive seven roomed cot-
tage bungalow, all modern conveni-
ences. Good garage, and small gar-
den. The home of the late Mrs. R.
B. Carter, Victoria St, •Apply to Mr.
Elmer Finch, across the street, or
Mrs. Wm. Campbell, 86 Gordon St.
Brantford, Ont. ' •
Personal
, If YOU want to get married,
write Box 358, Juliaetta,:Idaho. Send
stamp. 30-4
For Sale
6 Durham Heifers, due to freshen
around February 1st.' Apply J. H.
Quigley, three miles south of Clin-
ton on -No. 4 Highway. Phone Clin-
ton 619r3. 26 tf
Farm for Scale
160 'acres, at present all in grass
and has been pastured each year by
a limited number of cattle. The soil
is good clay loam, - a never -failing
spring creek and 2' springs furnish
an abundant water supply. The land
is slightly rolling and,' naturally
drained. Approximately 130 nacres,
ready to cultivate, ,the rem:ainde" in
bush and partly cleared. There
also•a good bank barn 40' by 60' een
stone' wall for stabling underneath.
The ratan is situated 1 mile front
Highway no. 8 on concession 14
Goderieh Township and is eonlpesed
of lots 23 and 24.ApplV to ,Mrs.
•
Alide Fei'gusou, 26 Well 51,,Strat
House for Sale
Five roomed frame house, on Alb:
est' Street, town water, quarter -acre
of land For further particulars
apply to Frank Fingland or J. W.
McGool, Londesboro • 11-tf.
Wanted to Buy'
Wanted to buy, old horses s and dead
se
cattle for minlc feed. If dead, phone
at once.. Fred Gilbert 908r22 or Jack
Gilbert 908r21, 58atf
Wanted to Buy'
Old or disabled' live horses wanted
fon mink feed, Apply Elmer • Trick
H. T. RANCE
NOTARY PUBLIC
Fire Insurance Agent
Representing 14 Fire Insurance
• Companies
Division Court Office, Clinton
Frank Fingland, B.A.; LLB.
Barrister, Solicitor,' 'Notary Public
Successor to W. Brydone, K.C.
Sloan Block • ... — .. • . Clinton, Ont.
R. C. LAWeSON
bisura:nee
Fire - Auto - Liability - Life
Office: JB'ank of Montreal Bldg.-.
PHONE:
Office 251w Residence 251j •
' Clinton, Ontario
Agent—Mutual Life Ass. Co.
BUY VICTORY BONDS
IL C.'MEIR
Barrister -at -Law
Solicitor of the Supreme Court of
Ontario
Proctor in. Admiralty.
Notary Public and Commissioner
)ffices nn Bank of Montreal Building
Hours: 2.00 to 5.00 Tuesdays
and Fridays.
Dr. F. G. Thompson
House and Office, Ontario Street
A
Clinton. Telephone 172
OFFICE HOURS: 2-4 in the alter,
noon and 7-8 in the evening daily,
Other hours by appointment.
D. H. McINNES
CHIROPRACTOtI
Electro Therapist, Massage
Office: Huron Street, (Few Doors
west of Royal Bank)
Hours—Wed. and Set., and by
appointment
FOOT CORRECTION
iy Manipulation Sun -Ray Treatment
Phone 207 •
HAROLD, JACKSON
Licensed Auctioneer
Specialist in Farni and Household
Sales.
Licensed in Huron and Perth
Counties. Pries reasonable; satis-
facti'tSil guaranteed.
For information ete. write or phone)I
Harold Jackson, R.R. No..4 Seaforth,:
phone 14-661. 06-012
DR. G. S. ELLIOTT
Veterinary Surgeon
Phone 203 Clinton Ont
ACCOUNTANT W.
CHARTERED A
HUNTER
67 Bloor Str. W. Toronto'Ont
THE McKILLOP MUTUAL
Fire Insurance Company
Head Office, Seaforth, Ont.
OFFICERS- - President W. R.
Archibald, Seafdrth, Vice -President
Frank McGregor, Clinton, Manager
Secy-Treas. M. A. Reid, Seaforth.
DIRECTORS— W. R. Archibald
Seaforth; -Frank McGregor, Clinton;
Alex. Broadfoot, Seaforth; Chri
Leonhardt, Bornholm; E. J. Trewar
tha, Clinton; John. L. Malone, Seaforth
Alex. MbEwing, Blyth; Hugh Alexan
der, Walton; George Leitch, Clinton
AGENTS— John E. Pepper, Brace
field; R. F. McKercher, Dublin; J, F
Prueter,.Brodhagen; George A. Watt
Blyth.:
Parties desiring to effect inenr
anae or transact other business wil
be promptlyattended to on applica
tion to any of the above officers ad
dressed to their respective post oft{
ces. Losses inspected by the director
CANAOIANSNATIONAL. "AI' AYE
TIME TABLE
Trains will arriveat' and depart
from Clinton as follows:
Toronto and Geaod i
ch Division
Going `East -
depart
643 a.m.
Going East, depart . 3,03 p,m,
Going West, depart , ,.1., . 12.04 penny;
Going.est, depart .. • , , , 11.10 p.m.o
Lofn nand Clinton Division„
Coming North, Lth, axrive ....11,20 a.ni: