Clinton News Record, 1945-10-11, Page 5;',•• ,
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VIIIIRSDAY .00TOlillR11 1945
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Adlete ,are accepted up to NINE *O'CLOCK 'WEDNESDAY
NIGHT.
,FOR SALE
PRINCESS BETH RANGE, IN
.god condition. Apply Jim Lovett.
• GIRLS, WINTER GOA/I, SIZE 12
year old. May be seen at NEWS-
, RE,CORD Office. 70p
FARMEI'S SIZE COOK STOVE IN
firet-clasi eondjtion. Apply to 'Mrs.
Dave Kay, Clinton. • 70-1
vtam. LARGE 'IVH -WIRE CLOTHES
reel, complete with post. Price $3.
Mo. C. McKinnon, Heron St.
GIRLS' FITTED BEIGE' COAT, SIZE
eight pr nine, like new; also white
enamelled kitchen cabieet, porcelain
table top, good condition. Apply to
Mrs.,Alleert Shaddiclt, Victoria St.
70-1
:•Netv 'eleetric and Semi -electric
Sewing "Machines. Also used ones.
'Phone 727 Stratford or write to
Singer Sewing Machine Co., 78 Ont.
Et.' Stratford. Sales & Service. 65-6
' 'FARMS FOR SALE
• e 100 acre farrn,..good landebuildings
- and water. Apply News -Record ,
68-3
Part of Lot 27 .and Lot 28, conces.r.
erion Hidlett, 233% acres pasture.
Several acres of geed leish and wat-
ered by spring creek, also well and
Windmill'. Price $4,750. Apply Fred
Moloy, Thedford, or James- Merad-
mean, Brusdials. ' 69-2
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SO ACRES, INCLUDING 60 ACRES
Of tillable land and 20 acres of maple.
elm and cedar bush. Good bank bern,
comfortable one -and -a -half storey
sdwelling house with.summer kitchen.
Good water. Two nsiles south of
Hohneeville �n ectenty•.• road, four
utiles from Clinton.Will be Old
'very reasonably te„,i
;Wedeep estate, a
tate William Thaelcaberey. • Apply'
.0ecitge • Celblough, administrater,
ILR. 1, .Clinton, or solicitor, IL C.
'Meir, Seaforth. 704p
'LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
10 STEERS, 750 LBS.; 12 HEIFERS,
'70(1 lbs.;14 Durham calves, Arnold
Dale, Clinton. '10-2
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19 PIGS, 6 WEEKS OLD.' APPLY
to Ross Hoggart, R.R. 1, Clinton, or
'phone Clinton 805r22. 70-1
1.1 YOUNG PIGS, READY TO
evean. For particulars and price phone
J. W. Crich, 617r23, Clinton, 70-1-p
Oiferd Rain'Lambs and eight year-
ling ewes. Apply to Charles._ Dale,
11. R. No. 4, Clinton, or phone Clinton
616r4. 69-2
• 5 outstanding Leicester ewe lambs,
a good size.. Apply to Roy- F. Pepper,
Seaforth, R.R. No. 3. Phone 5-615.
69-2
'THREE COWS, FIVE- YEARS OLD,
will freshen in March; one heifer,
freshen last of December; one mare,
eight years old. Leonard Cole, R.R. 3,
'Clinton. 70-1-p
SERVICEABLE' AGED BOARS
, from clear View Bess 143x-283749,
prize winner atenumbee of fall fairs;
'also good young Durham bull. Roy
Lawson, two miles west of Seaforth
on 'Highway. 70-1
LOST :AND FOUND
'LOST—WILTe THE. PERSON WHO
:took the boy's bicycle from the Com-
munity Park recently, please return
to ,Bob Miller, Ontario .Street.
70-1
HELP WANTED
YOUNG WOMAN F'OR NEWSPAP-
er ffice. Opportunity to learn news-
paper work. Educational background
and experignce considered in making
appointment. Apply NEWS-BECORD.
ROOMS FOR ,RENT
TWO: FURNISHED 00.0MS AT THE
Watkins heuse en. lVfary Street: moa -
ern conveniences. Apply to 267w.
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ACCOMMODATION WANTED
SIX ROOMED MODERN', ITN -
furnished •house,' permanent tenant.
Apply to Box 39P. '70-2
Small house orapartMent in Clin-
ton for returned serv.icennare and fam-
ily of two. Apply Box 390, News -
Record. 69-4
6 or 7 roomed house, unfurnished,
in good condition an 'in good locality
Write Box 39 R. C. A. News -Record
Office. 68-3
FOUR OR FIVE -ROOMED HOUSE
or •unfurnished apartment wanted
this anonth by airman. Amity to
NEWS -RECORD.• • 70-1
WANTED TO BUY NOR CASH, SIX
or seven -roomed house, in good con-
dition, and in good locality. Apply
NEWS -RECORD Office. '70-2
A retired businessman would like
two rooms in comfortably furnished
home on or about November L Board
not essential, but desirable. Apply
to Box 39W News -Record Office.
• 69-2
WANTED
Pullets all ages and breeds. High
prices paid. Apply Tweedle Chick
Hatcheries Limited, Fergus, Ontario.
67-11
Wanted to buy, old horses and d
tattle for mink feed. If dead, phone
at once. Fred Gilbert 908r22 or Jack
Gilbert 908r21. 58 -ti,
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SPIRELLA, GARMENTS,
phone 288, Aphra Steepe, Ontario
Street. 70-3
TOP PRICES PAID FOR BRICK OR
frame building to be wrecked. Apply
to Ivan Lankin', 149 Langarth Street
London, Met. 8280w.
• "Jet"
The only polish ...for hot stoves.'
Won't blacken, no brushes, Get "Jet!'
and you're all set. All stores. 67-4
insulation Pays for Itself
Have it done 'the Blow in way
Prompt and Courteous Service Given.
Apply to Western Home Insulators
636 Wellington St., London, for free
estimate. 64-9
AUTOMOBILES. FOR SALE
ONE WHITE TRUCK AUTO TRAC-
tor: would make a farm, wagon,
4 7.50x20 tires; also one Berkshire
sow, due to farrow Oct. 25. Chalice.
Williams, Phone 902r23. 70-lp
Massey -Harris tractor, standard
type On rubber. A 102 junior, equip-
ped with :seufflei^, hi perfect condition.
Apply to W. G, Clark, Varna or phone
Clinton 023r12. 69-2
NEWS -RECORD ADLETS
DO A. BIG JOB
AT LITTLE COST.
North Huron Plowing Match
lb be held at the Farni of Beneon Sowerby, R, IL 2, Goderich.
Wed. October 17
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CLASSES FOR HORSES AND TRACTORS
Come and supoect the match in preparation for 1946
Internartiaeal in, Heron ,C,,unty
Coaching class -will be conducted on Mr. Sewerhy•e Farm
on Tuesday, Oetober 16„ commencing at 1, pati.
Clark Young, Millikee, Ont., will be in
•charge of demonstration.
GEORGE' FEAGAN, Go:leach, L. E. CARDIFF, Brussels,
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President Seeretary
assii
BEAUT,Y SHOPPE
Shampoo
-Manicure
Finger Waves
Permanents
Ethel Thompson
Princess St. East., Phone 535
59-tf
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PLASTER
REPAIRING....
A. French
Plastering Contractor
Specialist in Cornice
Work & Decorative
Plastering
Plaster repairs promptly
And neatly dyne
Box 23 or Phone 187
Wipgham
64 -ti
ATTENTION • , •
Horse -Dealers.
We are in the market to
buy old Live Horses •
Write for price
WILLIAM STONE SONS, LIMITED
' Ingersoll, Ontario 68-4
REAL ESTATE
• • FOR SALE
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Two storey 'frame dwelling, seven
rooms, furnace, hydro, garage, %
acres of land, 3% miles west of
Clinton on Highway No. 8. Immediate
possession. Apply; ,
H. C. 'LAWSON, Realtor
Phone Office 251w
Residence 251.
William's Delivery
• Service
Merchant deliveries a specialty
Speedy and Courteous Service
at all times
Rates reasonable Phone 29
CHARLES W. WILLIAMS
A. L. Cole, R. 0:
'OPTOMETRIST
Eyes examined and glasses fitted
GODERICH, PHONE 33,
CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL DESIGNS
For Every Occasion
C. V. COOKE
FLORIST
Phones: 66w and 683
Batkins Locker Storage
Red cohoe salmon filletts lb. ... 50c
Smoked filletts lb. 35c
Haddock filletts lb. 35c
Cod filletts lb. 35c
Pure pork sausage lb. 25c
SALMON STEAK ...... 30c Ib.
WE BUY HIDES
FROZEN FOODS ARE BETTER
FOODS
NOTICE
Due to the Public Commercial
Vzhiee A t, I will aeain be
operating my trucking business
and will try. to give eeivice as
in the past.
WM. E. JERVIS
;PHONE' 1.90r16' CLINTON
70-1
:AUCTION -SALE •
,pairy,icoWs, Young Cettle; and; Pigs
rit• , •
Illerter;e .Taw h
Tlitee nules wt ef
•TUESDAY; OCT Beet
seono_e__ too 04.5
at 1.30 p.m.. consisting- of:
24 choice dairy cows, .fresh, spring-
ing and to calf in March; 10 heifers•,'
suppose.clito be ht calf; 1l young Hal.
stein heifers; 30 2 and 1 -year-old
steers; 25 yearling heifers. These
are a good let ol'eattle and practical_
ly all Hereford All cows guaranteed
as sold: •
3 Jereci
bd seWs;1„ 35 ehUnics.
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','"TERars: CASII
E. A. TOWNSHEND; Propritter.
EDWARD W.-ELLIOTT, Auctioneer
Ge M. LAWSON, Clerk. 70-1
AUCTION SALE
of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE -at
home of. Walter. Swinbank, .
Mary St., Clinton, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24
at 1.30 P.m. Sharp, consisting of:
Extension table; extension table;
(cherry); sideboard; 9 dining room
cliairse smell fable; 3 rocking chairs;
day bed; couch; large hall mirror;
Cofigoleum rug, 10'x5'; 2 Congoleurn
rugs,.1.5'id2'; tapestry mg,. 1,5'x12';
2 3 -piece bee room suites;tron bed,
mattress and, springs ; dressing stand;
single bed (Spool); 2 „pair woollen
blankets; 6,quilts; pillows; millions:,
floor lamp; table lamp; 2 drop -light
fixtures; 4 bracket light fixtures;
Hoover • electric vacuum cleaner;
electric iron; laege Quebec heafer;
McChtry ceek etove; 4 -section „glass
book case; chemical teilet; wheel bar-
row; shoveel, garden and meehanie
tools,sciishes and gleesware, numerous
other artielee.,_ ,
TERMS: CASH • „,"
WALTER SWINBANK, Proprietor
EDWARD W.Enuorrr, Anctiqueer
G. M-LA.WSON, Clerk. • '70-2
, AUCTION SALE
• HoeSehold: and • Antique- Furniture
the borne of 'Mrs. Elizabeth Graham.
Rattenbury- Ste Easte'Clieton. on
• • SATURDAY, OCTOBER 211 • '
• at 1.30 p.m. sharp, 'consisting of:
Walnut parlor 'suite (antique);
sideboard (antique); extension table;
8 dining room Chairs; 2 couches;, ham-,
mock; Cheerystable; 3 small tables;
arin chair; COngolemn: rug 10'xl11/2';
Congoleum 9'1els; battery -radio; bed -
'room suite; spool bed (antique); 2
wooden beds and 'springs; 2 iron beds
and springs; 2 mattresses; 2 feather
ticks; 2 wash- standee 3 toilet sets;
set ot.diiineie dishes.; set of glnss
dishes;' }Milting machine; Eaton
cream separator; garden sprayer; 2
flower stands;" ilower pots; clothes
horse; mirror; electric iron;.butter
1:9w1; eiocke; dean can; strainer pail;
set of flat irons'; Alladin lamp; 3 oil
lamps; 4 -gal, eoil can; stove pipes;
curtain poles; p drum steel land rol-
ler, numerous, other articles. . '
TERMS:' CASH
MRS. ELIZABETH GRAHAM, -
Proprietress.
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT, Auctioneer
G. M. LAWSON, Clerk, 70 -2 -
AUCTION SALE
of Farm, Stock, Implements and
Household Effects
On Lot 20, North Boundary, Hay
Township,' 21/2 miles north of
Zurich, or 6 miles^. west of
Kippen on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25
commencing at 1.00 o'clock sharp.
HORSES—Matched team of bay
mares, 8 and 9 years old; 1 black'
mare, 8 years old; gelding, rising 2
years old.
CATTLE—Roan cow. fresh; red
heifer, fresh; Hereford cow, fresh;
another Hereford cow, fresh; Here-
ford heifer, due at time of sale; red
beifer, due at time of sale; red heifer,
due in November; white Durham cow;
due in November; white Durham cow,
due in December; white-faced loan
heifer, due in November; black cow,
due in November; red cow, due in
February; roancow, due in March,
still milking; red Durham, registered
pure-bred bull, raised by R. M. Peck;
8 -red and roan steers:, rising 3 years
old; 5 heifers and steers, rising 2
years; 2 heifers and. steers, rising 1
year old; 7 spring calves; 3 small
calves.
OTHER LIVE STOCK -10 Leicest-
er ewes': 1 purebred Leicester rain;
2 Yorkshire sows: 8 stocker .pigs, 2
months. old; 130 Barred Rock pullets.
GRAIN and HAY -1200 bushels of
mixed grain and oats; 40 tons of
mixed hay.
IMPLEMENTS -1929 Ford half -
ton truck; 1 W 9 McCormick Deering
tractor, 1941 model on rubber; Water.
loo grain !machine 28x42 on rubber;
bean machine, if not peviously sold;
125 -ft. drive belt, nearly new; M. -IL
7 -ft cut binder; McCormick Deering
mower, 5 -ft. cut; 15 -hoe fertilize:
practically new; McCormick Deering
tractor double disc, new; set spring
tooth drags, new; McCormick 3 -fur-
row tractoe plow, new; New Ideal
manure spreader; 2 4-seclion har-
rows; draw bars for 3 sections, 4
sections and.' 5 sections; 2 wallengs
plows; McCormick Deering side de-
livery rake; Cuter Packer, M. -H.;
McCormick Deering tear scuffler
and putter combieed, practically new;
W.:Co:net:de Deering Vessit gsin
grinder, new 1 -horse McCormick
Deering seufflet, elm; McCormick
13.4coth eultieator; 'he -throw disc for
horses; MAL low clown steel wagon;
lqw• down fermi wagon; 16 -ft. flat
ha Y rack withel: man loader combined;
stock rack; Maxwell hay loader; rub-
ber tired beggy; cutter; fanning mill,
2,000 -ib. cap. vales; lame hav fork;
sling 4, opes; new 32 -ft. extension
ladder; sleighs,. pr. bunks; gravel.
box: quantity o•f cedar posts; some
lumber; grain bags; • twieo seelee
logging chinne, whiepletreeseevencts,
neolcyolces, steel :sledgee vise, crow-
bars, toose•• and, ^w.enche e; electric
fencer; good set of simile harness;
Ilig 1 '
Dividends ,,''..,.
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ROXY THEATRE
CLINTON
GOODRICH ' -
CAPITAityL,TTOHBRE0AATrovvRAEx:
SEAFORTII '
Now Playing: "SUDAN" ` '
N;°Playl h.:: Jack ° k. * l' '
NRoEwwiGLielyEla,1:isnta..;TrinH,,CEACALlaLTrkRor.rEbTillE
'jP. e''''
Mon.
teTU:eismt'hileeadirr: :biteettez yoine.';
and
and Herbert Marshall
An emotion eo encempaSsing, so
poignantly beautiful that it wove a
web ocfppenstchina:tmaetrlitorzonus;etsheltr,
lonely lives and transformed the
"The Enchanted Cottage"
.,
Mon. Tees and Wed.
l Franz Werfel's
"The addI"
The most perfect picture eget.
S e oni?inb gi 2 oefn1B:stril
feivImereda,s-sse perfect elst
JENNIFER JONES. fl
e..
Charles Bickford & Vincent Pre
Mon. Tues and Wed.
4711040 Endearing. Young
f • ,- •
FreshrT(mroannteoereomor Ceitshs tahtfeimu;reisap:h,r: btrirguhnteisnt
with
Robert YOUNG, Loraine DAY
aea--Ann HARDING
Thurs. Fri. and Sat. •
The Fighting 'Guardsman
Adventure,. leasantly spiced with
romance, from the pages of an
Alexandre Dumas novel concerning
patriotic brigand's who dared to
kidnap a king. ,
Willard PARKER, Anita LOUISE,
Janis CARTER and John LODER.
Thurs. Fri: and Sat.
4`The Naughty Nineties!'
The clown princes of mvilate'
°
trip through a sprightly TA.
(Bud ABBOVTTictorlanLoeullOSTE40
Thurs. Fri. and sat. :
"CALL OF TIIE WILD"
A Jack London story with lots of
pumeh and scenic background.
CLARK GABLE, Loretta YOUNG
and ,Jack OAKIE ,.
Coining: ,
`^The, WOMAN in The WINDOW"
Comine: Ray Milland ,:' e
"TILL WE MEET AGAIN" :
Coming:'"THE CLIMAX,'
with Susanna Foster
Matinees — Sat. and Hol. at 240
.5$
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BIRTHS
LAWRENCE --In„ Victoria Hospital,
London on October 4, 1945, to Mr.
and Mrs. Hilliard Lawrence (nee
Wanda Roweliffe), a son.
GOULD—in Western! Hosiiital, Tor-
onto, 'on Sunday, October 7, to Mer.
and Mrs. Jack Gould. (nee Dorothy
• Innes), a,daughter.
STIRLING—In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Friday, October 5, 1945,
' to Mr; and Mrs. William Stirling,
Bayfield, a daughter., . • ! •
. DEATHS
.McGRECORs—In. :Stanley Township,
on Thursday, October 11, 1945, -Mrs.
,Neil McGregor, formerly: Janet
Mastard, in her 82nd year. Funeral
' will he 'held frore. heOate residence,
concession'2; Stanley, on Saturday,
October 13, at 2 p.m, •••. '
HEELEY—In: Seaforth General Hos-
,, NOTICE
Of By -Law To Close Road
:— •
BY-LAW of the' Township of Stanley
A ,by-law to provide for closing the
road` allowance between lots eight
And nine in the Bayfield Road North,
in the TOWnship of Stanley. -
Whereas the brig-inal survey of the
Township, of Stanley provides for an
allowance for a road between lots
eight And nine in the Hayfield Road,
North, in the said Township.
And:iwherects Such Road Alton:Mice
has never been opened for use by the
public. - '
And whereas the land designated
for such Road Allowance is not suit-
able for highway purposes and it- has
been deemed advisable to close sech
Road Allowance and offer the land
for sale.
Therefc^re the said Municipal,
Council of the Township .o( Stanley
pursuant to the prOvisione of the
Mimicipal Act enacts as follows:
1. The road allowarce between lots
,eight and nine in..the Blryfield Road,
North, is hereby closed' and stopped
up.
Passed tine s day of
A.D. 1945 ' ' •
THE McKILLOP MUTUAL
Fire Insurance Company
Head Office, Seaforth, Ont.
OFFICERS— President W. R.
Archibald, Seaforth, Vice -President
Frank McGregor, Clinton, Manager
Secy-Treae. M. A. Reid, Seaforth.
DIRECTORS— W. R. Archibald,
Seaforth; Frank McGregor, Clinton;
Alex. Broadfoot, Seaforth; Ghris
Leonhardt, Bornlikiline E. J. Trewar-
tha, Clinton; John L. Malone, Seaforth
Alex. McEwing, Blyth; Hugh Alexan-
der, Walton; George Leitch, Clinton.
AGENTS— John E. Pepper, Bruce -
field; R. F. McKercher, Dublin; J. F.
Prueter, Brodhagen; George A. Watt,
Blyth.
Parties desiring to effect 111STI7.
apse or transact other business will
be promptly attended to on applica-
tion to any of the above officers ad.
dressed to their respective post offi-
ces, Losses inspected by the director.
CANADIAN, NATIONAL AILWAYS
TIME TABLE
Trains will arrive at and depart
from Clinton as follows:
Toronto and Goderich Division
Going East, depart ..... 6.43 a.m
Going East, depart 3.03 p.m
Going West, depart 12.04 p.m
Going West, depart 11.10 p.m.
London and Clinton Division
Coming North, arrive 1120 a.m.
Going South, leav,e 3.10 p.m.
set heavy berness with britehen; 3 -
horse hare*, 5 horse collars, horse
blankets; Colony stove, 500 chick cap.
chick hopeless and feeders; also a
quantity of household 'effects, induct_
ing large Quebec heater, Renfrew
cream separator, 609-1b. cap., new;
Maxwell gasoline washing machine,
hew; Clam Jewel cook stove, new;
new axminster rug, 9'x12'; set spring
trtitellesh. arrows; :end num. erous other
a
No reserve as the proprietor has
sold his farm. • '
A. WESE•lit,Em. CLI OASH
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Auctioneers.
E. E. WEIDO, Clerk. •
WALTER McBRIDE, Proprietor.
7(1-2
pital, on Thursday, October 4, 1945,
Douglas Victor Heeley, son of Petty
Officer and :Mrs. Victor Heeley,,
RCNVR, Toronto, aged one year,
11 months', 17 days. Interment in
Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Toronto,
-October 8.
HOARE-ele: Queen Alexandra Sane-
tarium, Byron on Thursday, Octob-
eee ele•1945„;.,Elizabeth, Jean Higbe,
wife of Cornelius Hoare, Clinton, in
her 72nd year. Interment Clinton
Cemeteey, October 6.
GRIGG In Clinton, on Thursday,
October 11, 1945, Reatha Grace
Stevens, beloved -wife of Reuben
Grigg, in her 65th year. Funeral
from late residence,' Maple Street,
Saturday, October ,13,. at 2.30 p.m.
Interment Maitland Cemetery,
GOderiche
FALL
Junior FarmersDance
auspices of Clinton' Jinior Feriners,
and Junior InstitUte
Fr1day,, Oct. 19;'.9, p.M."
TOWN HALL CLINTON
Armstrong's Orchestra
Admission: 50c per person
70-2
CARD OF 'THANKS L.
Mr. and Mrs. Noble Holland; and
P/0 Victor Heeley and! Mrs. *deg,
wish to express their heartfelt thanks
for the tokens of sympathy tendered
them in their recent bereave)nent.
Mrs. Heeley will eccepapange her
husband, P/0 H. V: Heeley tce, Syd-
ney: Nova Scotia, where he Is stetion-
ed the' Navy-
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AND OTHERS !,4 ; -LJ
In the Estate Of . •
CHARLES JAMES WALLIS,
deceased.
All persons having .claims ,against
the Estate of Charles James
Wallis, late of the Town of :Clin-
ton, in the County Of Huron, who
died on oe, about the sixth day of
October, 1944, are hereby notified to
send particulars of same to the under-
signed on or before the 10th of
November, 1945, after which date the
Estate will be distributed, having. re-
gard only to' the claims ersiehich the
.undersigned- shall then have Itotice,
'and the undersigned will not be table
to.:any • person of whose chrim ethey
shall not then Itaye notice.
DATED:. at Toronto this 27t1*l day
of September.'1945.
Wilmer Charles Wallis, . Freida
Eileen Hume and Ralph Waldo
Bouskill, Executors, by their solicit
ors, Messrs. Agnew & Agnew, Con-
federation' Life Building, Toronto, 1,
Ontario. • • 69-3
See our Stoves and Hecla Furnaces
before buying
They are the Best
Prices Right
Full Stock of Hand -made Pipes ---all sizes
Hugh R. Hawkins
Plumbing, Heating, Sheet Metal Work
Agent for Hecla Furnace PHONE 244
Our Funeral Home provides the latest and utmost
in Funeral Requirements.
No Extra Charge is made for the use
of our Chapel.
BEATTIE FUNERAL HOME
• GEORGE B. BEATTIE
Check Your Car
Increase its Life
Prepare for Cold Weather Driving
New Greasing Equipment
at your service.
All Power Alemite will do the best job
CHRYSLER and PLYMOUTH SALES and SERVICE
FULL STOCK of DOMINION TIRES
Brownie's Service
• a' a""a 0
Next Cozy Grill— —Phone 178.
N
Change of Location.
Our Office is now Located at
BROWNIE'S SERVICE STATION
Ross' 'Faxi
Day Phene 178' Night Phone 347R