HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1945-02-15, Page 5^THURS., FEB." 15111 1945
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LINTON N.EWS-IIECORD
BILLS..,. BILLS... BILLS...
Wondering who to pay first.. , how
to catchup on those ovelwdue accounts.
' Put your affairs in order with a per-
: sonal loan at the Royal Bank„ Square
• all those bothersome accounts at
once ... thew budget for monthly re-
payment to the bank over 12, 18 or
even 24 months.
This way you protect your credit,
avoid worry and .embarrasstnent.
Our Managers are constantly making
loans for this and many other per
sonal purposes. Your local Manager'
will be gladto discuss a personal loan
with you at any time.
PERSONAL LOANS AVAILABLE
To pay doctor, dentist or hospital bills ...
to meet taxes... to consolidate debts ...to
buy fuel.. , to repair or improve the home
.,.to meet educational expenses ... to take
advantage of bargains and businessoppor-`•
tunities .. . to meet emergencies, etc.
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THE ROYAL RAND OF CANADA
CLINTON BRANCH
J. G. McLAY, Manager
The Beattie Funeral chapel Service -- -- —
adds Church — Like at'mo3phere.
BEATTIE FUNERAL HOME
GEORGE B. BEATTIE
AUBURN
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Robertson of.
Goderich visited with Miss Susy
Blair on Sunday.
'Miss • EIma Mulch i`s visiting
• friends in Toronto this week.
Miss Zeta Munro Ieft on Monday
for Toronto where she will enter
Western Hospital as nurse -in -train-
ing,
Donald Ross of Galt spent the
week end with his mother, Mrs. Fred
Ross.
Miss Ila Craig of Stratford was a
• week end visftor at her hone here.
-Miss Mary Munro, R. N; has ac-
• cepted a position on the staff at the
hospital at Weston,
Fit. Sgt. Harold Asquith' is visit-
'. }ng Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Malaveen at
Botvm'anviile.•
Mr. and Mrs. John R, Weir have
-returned to Ottawa after visiting the
former's father Dr. B. C. Weir•.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Million have
:moved+ to the Charlie McPhee farm
in Colborne township. Mr. Charlie
Million- of GoderSch has, purchased
this father's farm and he and Mrs.
Million intend moving to it in the
near future.
W: 11I. S.
Mrs. Harry Gooier opened her.
"home for. the February meeting of
the W. M. S. of Knox Presbyterian
• ,Church. Mrs. Herb Govier was in
.charge and opened the meeting with
prayer. The scripture was read byi
Mrs,. Wellington Good, .and a poem
-was read by Miss Minnie Wagner; r
Mrs, Govier gave a paper on "The
Church and the Jew". The topic
was taken by Mrs. John Houston who.
grave •the 'history of four hymns;
" `Stand up ...•Stand rip for. Jesus"
`"From Greenland's Icy Mountains"
"Onward Christian . Soldiers" and
"The Morning Light is Brealtie
Prayer was ' offered- byE
-:Mrs. Jas.
`Woods. Arrangements were made for
the World's Day of Prayer which is
to be hold in the Baptist Church on
Friday, FebruaryHitt, G Tlie roll
calf was answered
by a verse of
scripture containing th4 reed'" "
n pray
"The meetingclosed with the Nation
• al Anthem and the Lorci's prayer
repeated in unison. Lunch was s
ed;by Mrs.: Edgar Lawson unci 'Mrs.
John Iiouster..
Mts.
Ladies Aid
The Baptist Ladies Aid held their
February` meeting at the home of
Mrs. C. A. Howson on Thursday
afternoon. The president, Mrs. How-
son was in charge. The devotional
period was taken by Mss. R. J. Phil-
lips and Mrs. Frank Raithby. The
roll call was answered. by each
members" favourite hymn and one
verse was sung. Red Cross .blocks
were made. The topic "The gates e
Light" was given by Mrs. Thos. Mc-
Neil. A reading was given by Mrs.
L. Irwin and Mrs. Earl McKnight
and MVIa•s. Earl Reithby sang a duet.
A quilt Ives given- to the Red - Cross,
Society and Plans were made for the
Worlds Day -of Prayer which will he
in charge of the Baptist Ladies
Aid. Mrs. Howson closed the meeting
with prayer,
A pot luck lunch was enjoyed,
ountsent away $172,51. Supply
Expenses $6,87, Mission Band 4,50.
Baby Band $1.85. _.
Mrs, Fred Reid was appointed
Secretary.
Flower Committee, Mrs. Ings,
Mrs.. W. Johnston, Mrs. W. Stephen -
eon; Ushers, A. Horner, Ed, Poster,
Geo. Reid, Ben Rathweli; Stewards,
Anson Coleman, Lorne Coleman,
Bob Taylor; Will. Clark, Albert,
Horner, Ed. Foster, E', Webster, J.
McAsh; Organist, Anna Reid; Audi-
tors, Mrs. Geo. Johnston, Albert Hor-
ner; Trustees, Geo. Johnston, Geo.
Clark, Alf Johnston, W. Stephenson,
Albert Horner; Financial Secretary,
Bob Taylor; Treasurer, . J. McAsh.
A vote of thanks was even, Rev.
Herrn for her work as pastor and also
to Mr, McAsh for his work as trea-
surer. _
The council' met February gtlr as
per adjournment, all the members
present.
The Public School Inspector, Mr.
R. O. Staples, was present and ex-
plained very thoroughly the ad-
vantages of a Township school area,
and advised the council to tape the
matter up and call a meeting of the
ratepayers.• -
The auditor, Mr. W A. Grant, of
f London, then came forward and gave
hi's report which showed- a •small
deficit for 1944, owing to the large
amount expended on maintenance
on roads, ,
:The read voucher' for January Was
$512.28; and General voucher No. '2,
was ;$413.75. The council purchased
some more °snow fence from the
Lundy Fence Co.
' VARNA.
The February' meeting of Varna
W. M. S. was held at the parsonage.
The meeting opened by singing 0
God,of Bethel and No. 753, the Bene -
diets Was read responsively from
the Hymnary. The President -ead
the daily meditationefrom Zoller and
led in prayer'. From Ocean unto
Ocean was then sung. .Seven mem-
bers answered, the roll call with the
word peace, Thetext word for March
is I{ingdom,
The allocation is good warm cloth-
ing for men or women -size; 40-44,
0100 'sewing- or knitting for ehildren.
We are to join with the :Anglicans
for: the .Day of Prayer. Miss Horn
took up an'.beta:eatin stud :
China • en
, prepared 'by Mr: Wilmoo tt' .a
worker in China; Ari interesting
letter was read front Violet M'
cCly-
mcnt, The hymn Zion's rKing Shall
Reign Victorious was -sung and
Rev, Rein closed with player.
The annual meeting of •the Varna,
United Chuteh was held • in ,the
Church on February 6th and resulted
as follows,
Wnt.
Stephenson 'gave t .,
11C S, , c .
'eport,. Total recei>ts 9.
l 9,37: Balance
on hand,; $26.54. seineof which was
to he given to the M. and M, Fund
zg
and Personage
f.-. 1
tial
Mrs,' Geo, Ref
d ave the e M. S•
r tire. 17,
ep t. Amount a�aised $7:87.].8 Ain
Presbyterian W. A.
The Women's Association of the
Presbyterian Church held their regu-,
lar monthly meeting on Wednesday,
afternoon, February 7th in the Sun-
day School room with a large atten-
dance.-
Mrs. Stevenson, the President, was
in the chair and opened the meeting
by singing hymn 465 after which the
President read the 84th Psalm follow
ed by prayer.
• The Secretary, Mrs.` Streets, read
the report which was adopted, ,also
several letters of thanks for flow-
ers and , sympathy for the past
month,• was. -read A letter was read
from a boy in the, Navy, who re-
ceived a D;tty Bag at Christmas
packed by the W. ,A. and W. M. S.
from the Presbyterian Church.. of
Clinton. Mrs, Nott then'ave
treasurer's report g the
p t which showed a
very subst ti[il sum on hand.
Mrs. Wilseii and Miss Sterling'
were appointed •to represent th
e
Presbyteriair Church at the. Red
Cross quilts• and. Mrs. Stevenson,
Mrs• Streets add Mrs, Wilson to
assist', at tile ^B'ooc] .Donor• Clinic...
It wa's decided' at this meeting.
that ,the W:,' .A, hold d ,their annual
Bazaar in June; and plans were. made
and diffetent.0on-mittee$: formed.
Atter the singing of Goof Save the.
King, : Mrt. Fox closede l .
. tie meeting
with prayer,
Lunch ' a '
v s:servel
c and a sa '
hen:" ,Jcrit
(,.pent in sowing'•
WEDDINGS
CARPENTER--TIDESW ELL
A quiet wedding took pIace at the
Presbyterian 'manse at Midland on
Saturday, January 27, when Jessica
Clara' Tideswell, daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. Wm. Tideswell, Clinton, he.
came ,the bride of Walter George
Edward Carpenter, son of Mr. and
Mrs. E. d. Carpenter, Midland, Rev.
A. C. Stewart officiated, The ,bride
looked charming in a powder blue
street -length si'Ilc jersey dress with
matching accessories and •a corsage
of Sweetheart roses, Miss Phyllis
Bremner•^was bridesmaid, woai•ing
flowered silk jersey dress with
navy .accessories and corsage of
Talisman roses. • The best man was
Albert Stewart, Midland,
Afterhire wedding the happy
couple deft on a short. motor trip
through Southern Ontario. Theywill
reside in, Midlands .
V _
ITOLMESVILLE
The Holmesvihe Unit held their
Red Cross meeting, on February 6th
at the home of Mrs. Bill' Jervis:
Fourteen "members were present.
The ladies giiilled one quilt, ` after
which a meeting took place with the
President in charge. It opened with
repeating in union .the Red Cross
Prayer. The Secretary's report was
given. The knitting committee TO -
ported 18 articles completed. The
sewing committee reported; 10 over-
coats, 3 pr. boys' pants and 1 quilt
finished in January. The sewing.
convenor, Mrs. Stock, distributed
, ewing for February and the quilt-
ing eonvenor, Mrs. McClinchey dis-
tributed blocks for a quilt. It 'was
decided, to have groups, again for
packing the overseas boxes with Mrs.
Elmer Potter continuing to act as
Treasurer of the Overseas box and
expense fund, Mrs. Walter kindly
consented to serve as President in
place of Mils. Bill Jervis for an in-
definite period, until Mrs. Jervis'
health improves. Mrs, E, Trewartha
will take Mrs. Walter's place on the
cutting committee. Mrs. Tavener
spoke a few words of appreciation
of the President. The meeting closed.
with the Mizpah Benediction. A lov-
ely lunch was served,
BIRTHS
FREMLIN—In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Friday, February 9th, to
L./Cpl, Harold Fremlin- (Over-
seas) .
Over-seas).and Mrs. Fremlin a son.
EVANS--In Clinton Public Hospital
011 Tuesday, February 13th, to
Mr, and Mrs. 'Richard Evans of
Goderich Township, a daughter.
COLLINS—In 'Scott ,Memorial Hos-
pital, on February 2, to Mi. and
Mrs. Stanley Collins' Brucefieldy
a son, (James' Newton), -
DEATHS
COLCLOUGH-In Goderich Town-
ship, on Monday, February 12th,
1945, Robert Edward Colclougln,
in his 63rd year. '
HULLETT TOWNSHIP
The regular monthly meeting of
the Lafalot Club was held at the
home of • Mrs. Frank McDonald on
Wednesday afternoon, February 7th,
with twelve ladies in attendance.
Two quilts were quilted and the
regular business was dealt with
which included paying of fees. The
Secretary -treasurer gave the report,
During the 'afternoon a picture,
donated by Mrs. George Bayley, was
raffled, the lucky ticket going' to
Mrs. Humphrey Snell. Proceeds
amounted to $1.20.
• A dainty ten -cent tea wasr served
by' the hostess and the -meeting closed'
by Singing "God Save the King",
The next meeting will be held at
the iioine of Mre. Theo. Dale on
Wednesday, March 7th, I•t was de-
cided to have a shower of new 'or us-
ed clothing at this meeting.
Help Wonted
Sy MMCinley's .Farm and ••ILat-
chery. One Man for farm work end
two girls or women for work in
house and hatchery, Apply to J. E'.
McKinley, R. It, 1, Zurich. 36-2
Work Wanted
Teaming of all kinds. Septic tanks
looked after promptly. Apply Arthur
Fulford, Clinton. 35-3
For Sale
Little Pigs toady to go. Apply
Adam Steep, .Phone 9061.12, Clinton.
36-1
For Sale
One Incubator, 600 capacity. One
used Pulper in good condition., One
10 inch Grain Grinder, H. Charles-
worth,' 36-1
Farm For Sale
There .will he offered for sale by
public auction, subject to a reserve
bid, - and,other conditions of sale, on
MONDAY, MARCH 5th, 1945
at 1.30 o'clock in the afternoon
se the Town Hall, Seaforth, Ontario.
The -west half of Lot 16. Comes
-
siert 6, Hallett Township ,• The said.
farm consists of 50'`acres , ' more or
less, and is first class level land•. Lt
is all seeded to grass andwell• water,-
ed
atered by a never failing spring. Grow-
ing thereon are a number : of good
Ior. further particulars''aliply+'to-
the' inndersigied.
i'day
ed th f5 13t1r- o F ' .
f ebruary,.
If
If Jackson, 'ATotkoneer,
Bince•.1VIed't, '1#. R. 1'::Seafcrtls,
Robert ,7a meson R.' R: 1'
n , Londesboxro
EX;eeirt-ee ,af alio` Estate .af, Aker-
ainclei Lentchi'
J _
PAME 5
ROXY THEATRE
�quarrel,
Now P laying — Jean Gabin ae
"THE IMPOSTOR
Mon. Tues.' and Wed.
Deanna Durbin, Gene Kelly, Rich-
ard Whorf. and Dean Harens,
Lovely Deanna plays, her greatest
role in W. Somerset Maugham's,
thrilling novel.
"CHRISTMAS }TOLIDAY"
Thur. Fri, Sat, Two Features •
Olsen and Johnson, Gloria Jean
and Martha O'Driscoll, Spooks in
every corner! The most hilarious
haunt hunt, in history?
• "GHOST CATCHERS"
Robert Paige, Louise Allbritton
and Diana Barr•ymnore. The story
of a young married " couple who
arrive at Reno; where, in a..come-
dy courtroom scene all is explain-
ed and, forgiven.
"FIRED WIFE'
CAPITAL THEATRE
CODE LCR
Now Playing -- "JANIE" starr-
ing. Joyce Reynolds.
.Mon. Tues.Wed.
Jdn Hall, Leon Erroll, Eivelyn
Ankers and Man Curtis. 11. G,
Wells' story, "The Invisible Man"
suggested this thrilling sequel
TILE INVISIBLE MAN'S
REVENGE"
GIoria Jean, Evelyn Ankers and
Patric Knowles feature Bob Cros-
liy and his orchestra in a lively
melody hit,
"PARDON MY RIIYTHM"
ThurFri. and Sat.
Diana Barrymore, ;Robert Cumin,
logs and Kay Francis. with John'
Boles and ,Andy' Devine in Henry
Koster',s, rippling fun -treat
"BE7.'WEEN US GIRLS"
Fibber McGee ad Molly with Eug-
ene Pallette complete a rib -reek-
ing lnograni with
"HEAVENLY DAYS"
YOU WILL SPENDi ETERNITY t l — WHERE?
IF EVERY LIVING PERSON KNEW WHAT EVERY DEPART-
ING SOUL DISCOVERS .. EVERYONE would be sa've'd TO -DAY!
"'It is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgment."
Heb. 9:27
"For whosoever shall call upon the name of tht Lord shall be saved."
Romans 10:13
- 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 Rome of Good Eats
BARTLIFF'B
PHONE 1
CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL DESIGNS
For Every Occasion
C. ♦ . COOKS
FLORIST
Phones: 6&w and 669
Batkins Locker Storage
Now ,is a good time to use your
stored fruit and vegetables,
Try, urs for all kinds of fish.
We have liver on hand now.
WE BUY HIDES -
Casings for Sale
FROZEN 10001S Ait1f 1315'.CTER
FOODS-'
For Sale -
Shorthorn bull, 10 Months, old;
Registered heifer, will, freshen; middle
of summer. Apply Stewart Dale, R.
R. 4, Clinton,. Phone 247r21, Seaforth.
86-2
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
Farm, Farm, •Stock, Implements,
Hay, Grain, Etc.
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer, has
been instructed by the undersigned
Proprietor, to sell by public auction
at the farm. on No. 4 - Highway
One and a -half miles South of the
Village of Blyth, on
• TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20th
commencing at 7 pan. sharp, ..
the following:—
FARM .STOCK: Team, of Horses;
Cow, recently £reshoned;' cow, rue
to freshen in April; Farrow cow;.2
.steers • (1000-1100 lbs: each); 1 2 -
year -old Helfer; 3 yearling cattle; 3
Calves; 8 Pigs, (approximately 1.50
lb`s.)' About 50 Hens. -
Cemetery Memorials
Large stock of modern memorials on
display et 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
NOTICE •
MALTING BARLEY
• v
"We are now contracting acreage
for the growing of Barley from next
season's crop, For Further partici-
firs, contact, G. T. MickIe & Sons,
Hensalk, Ontario, Telephone 103
Hen sell. 34-4
Work Wanted
Plowing Gerdens, Cleaning Septic
Tanks, collecting garbage or ashes.
Open for any• work. Apply Philip
iiowcliffs. Phone 2$1, Clinton, 25-1
` Lost
One pair Green Eye. Glasses iu
Black case. Please return to Bank
of Montreal. Reward.. 36-2
Farm Fo, Sale
'Hibbert -100 acres ribh soil, bush,
bank barn, • brick house, • garage,
school handy, moderately priced.
Wm. Pearce, Realtor, 'E'xeter. 35-5
For Sale •
A Quebec Heater, in, good, 'condi-
tion, $10.00, New Modern Dresser,
$30.00. Phone 223, Clinton 35-2
35-1
•Pigs For Sale
9 young pigs, 8 weeks old, weaned
two weeks: 'Also 12 chunks, 3x/a
months old. For .particulars apply
to J. W. Crich, phone 617r23 Clin-
ton. • 36-2
REGENT THEATRE
smarms -
Now Playing — 'PARDON MY
RH.YTI-JM" and Abbott and Cost-
ello in "IN SOCIETY"
Mon. Tues. and Wednesday
Donald O'Connor, Peggy Ryan &
Susanna Foster, Jiggling' with ad-
olescent bounce comes a rollick,
ing musical comedy,
"TOP MAN
Basil Radhbone and Nigel Bruce,
Mystery. chills and fun in a;tingl
ing tale of the unfailing ,Sherlock
Holmes,
"THE' SCARLET CLAW"
Thur, Fri. Sat.
Louise Allbritton,; Robert..Paige
and Robert Benchley, The etory.of
a gal who hunts ' for a head -hunt.
or and finds something. else.
"HER PRIMITIVE MAN"
Martha O'Driscoll, Noah Beery
Jr. and George Baubiee Music and
merriment'' abound in
"WEEK -END PASS"
H.. T. RANGE
"NOTARY PUBLIC
Fire Insurance Agent
Representing 14 Fire Insurance
CoraDivision
Court Office,
Office, Clinton
Frank Fingland, B.A., LL.B.
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public
Successor to W. Brydone, K.C.
Sloan Block .... • , , Clinton, Ont.
IL C. LAWSON
Insurance,
Fire - Auto - Liabih'ty - Life
Office: Bank -of Montreal Bldg.
PHONE:
Office 251w Residence 251j
Clinton, Ontario
Agent --Mutual Life Ass. Co.
ARTHUR E. PARRY
Commissioner, etc.
A quantity of good mixed hay for
sale at barn,
H. C. MEIR
Barrister -at -Law
Solicitor of the Supreme Court of
Ontario
" Proctor -in Admiralty.
Notary Public and Commissioner
Office in the McKenzie Hotel
Hours: 2.00 to 5.00 Tuesdays'
and Fridays.
Dr. F,• G. Thompson
House and Office, Ontario Street
Clinton. Telephone 172
OFFICE HOURS: 2-4 in the after-
noon and 7-8 in, the evening daily,
Other hours by gppointmgpt,
D. H. McINNES
CHIROPRACTOR
Electro Therapist, Massage
Office: Huron Street, (Few More
west of Royal Bank)
Hours ---Wed. and Set., and by
appointment
FOOT CORRECTION
oy Manipulation Sun -Ray Treatment
Phone 207
HAROLD JACKSON
Licensed Auctioneer
Specialist in Farm and Household
Sales,
Licensed in Huron 'and Perth
Counties. Prices reasonable; sada
faction guaranteed.
For information etc. write or phone
Harold Jackson, R.R. No. 4 Seaforth,
phone 14-661. 06-042
Properties Per Sale DR. G. S. ELLIOTT
Tenders will be received by the /
undersigned, for the sale of the fel- Veterinary Surgeon
loivhi• 1130py:tties1 .(til the East side
of Matilda Street, Cliiltoii, Ontario,
up to 19th of .February, A.D. 1945.
,.(1) Lot 53 Gordon's New Survey,
Clinton, on which is said to be erect-
ed a one and one-half storey frame
house, 6 rooms, town water instaIl-
ed, in a fair state of repair.
(2) Lot 54 Gordon's New Survey,
Clinton, on which is said to be erect-
ed a one story frame house, 5 rooms,
in fait condition.
(3) Lots 55 to 59 inclusive, Gor-
don's New Survey, Clinton.
Tenders may be submitted on one
or more properties. The highest or
any bidder not necessarily accepted. Frank McGregor, Clinton, Manager
For further- particulars apply to the Secy-Treas. M. A, Reid, Seaforth.
undersigned. ' DIREC.TORS W. R. Archibald,
Dated at Clinton, this 29th day of 'Se•iforth; Frank McGregor Clinton;
January, 1945,Alex. Broadfoot ,
Seaforth; Chris
'Hartley James 1danaghan, Leonhardt, Bornholm; E. Jr. Trewar-
Administrator of the Estate- of tha, Clinton; John L. -Malone, Seaforth
John Josling, Deceased, Alex. McEwin Bi
Clinton, Ontario, 34-3 g, Yth;t Hugh, Alexin.
der, derWalton; George Leitch, Clinton.
TPersonal.•AGENTS John E. Pepper, Bruce -
If YOU want to get married, field; R. F.'McKercher, Dublin; J. F.
IMPLEMENTS: 1 M. H;'. Mower, write Box 358, Juliaetta; Idaho. Send Prueter, Brodhagen;, Geor a A. att
stamp. g W
(6.ft. cut). 1 M. 'Binder;'.1 M. H, 30-4 Blyth.
Elly Rake; 1 Cultivator; _Roller; Farm fora
S lc Parties desiring to effect Maur -
Wagon;, Top Buggy;'"Set. of Sleighs; One 'hundred acres, lot 13-' con. 2,ahs
Hullett p or transact other business iea-
Cutter; running min.; Set oaf I•Ia,}•-Township, including about 10 beprom promptly
acres of hardwood bush good tion . p attended to onf applicd-
vows. 'Seed Drill; Hay Reek. Pig , g Fault to any their the pecti officers ad-
Rack illy Kona and .Car ` barn, stable, never failing supply of dressed to respective
; Fork, P • , Saw water, at both front • an inspected
e post ctor,
Horse; Sugar Keetle; .F.orlcs • Shov- farm; d back of ccs. Losses inspected by the ,director,
in,. stone . house, five rooms, ..
els; Saws; Tools, :Etc. small or hard,' To wind + rip an es-
HAY, CRAW, ' wee; e; 250" to 300tate. _ .AeolY to George Maan,,Iti_Kti
:'
bus, Oats; 50':lius.::Wheat; ,10 ton of No. 4, Clinton,
Hay; A' quantity of Straw; 6 br, 7
loads of 'Marigolds,
PARK WILL BE OFFERED ?OR
I -
L
Phone 203 - Clinton,. Ont,
ERNEST W. HUNTER
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
57 Bioor Str. W. Toronto Ont..
THE McKILLOP MUTUAL
Fire Insurance Company
Head Office, Seaforth, Ont.
OFFICERS— President W. R.
Archibald, Seaforth, Vice -President.
• Also, at the same time' and place,
the very' desirable Faenrwhich' ie
favourably located,; and consi is •a.
84'aeros' ill s
,> w be. "' 'offereri for sale;;
subject 'to -a ,Reserve
TERMS —0A81-1
sH'.
Geo, GAIRE,TT, Preprretor:.
tate ld ..)',sciceent Alict-eines
House for Sale
-Five- roomed frame House on 'Alb-
ert Street, town water, quaitereacee.
of .land For `-fntrtlier particeliire
apply to Frank.: Fingland.or J. W.
lifcCooI,= Lendesboeo 11-tf.
Wanted to- y
Bu
. ,
Wanted to buy, , old liaises.
y> and dead Gettig West a :.
, depart art .. 17.10, p.m;,
cattle for plink feed. 11dead, phone London and Clinton
Division
at once. Fred Gilbert 908/.22 or Jaelc Comnig North, •arrive ' ... 11.20 a,ny
Grlbeit '908r2i ss tf Going South, 'leave , .. , ;,, . „ 3.10 p.m,
a >
CANAti ik ATIONA"
'TIME TABLE
Trains will arrive e at and depart
rutin'Clinton as follows:
Te•onto and Goderich Division
szon
Goin.
mg. East, depart 6.43 a.m.
Going East, depart ..... , . 3.03 pen.
Going West;depart.
� � 12.04 p.m.