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AND M3E
The world is surely in a state of
• •confusion ' and turmoil when the
premiers of two countries have been
•.shot to icleath within the past fort-
'night.
Wou`dn't.it seem that the Lind-
berglis had 'trouble enough without
somebody trumping up a lot of fake
clues about the recovery of their kid-
napped child, causing the father
• needless journeys and useless ex-
-
pense.
The Exeter Times -Advocate last
week installed a new Babcock -Optic,
us press, on which it will fits doubt
'be able to print even abetter paper
- than in the past. Mee congratulate
the Times -Advocate igir-,this sign of
• prosperity and hope it may continue.
One of the best recipes for success
• That I've come across," says `Sir Har-
• ry Lauder, "is to keep the other folk
--good-tempered and happy." That
is all right for Sir I•Iarry, that's his
"business' •and he gets well paid 'for
'it. But if the rest of us didln't hustle
•.er•ounel and earn a living, 'sometimes
so'inebody in the process, who'd
pay high prices for tickets to get
into :halls to hear him crack jokes and
• make people good-natured and hap-
• py? We suspect it was the humorist,
not the philosopher that spoke that
time.
• s a s
Why cannot,the'police in the Uni
• ted States, who ate supposed to be
•••trying to capture the kidnappers and
• murderers of the Lindbergh baby,
r go about their work quietly without
1 publishing every stove in the news-
papers. They ought to kick every
reporter who approaches them higher
than a kite and get on with their
work. And the newspapers ought to
haves aense sf pul jlic >jesponsibility
t and abandon their senseless system of
.` printing every item of news avail-
;
• able, regarding the contemplated
movements of the authorities, thus
r warning the underworld in time to
• prevent success. If the police autho-
rities ever apprehend those crimi-
hats it will be more by good lock theft,
.good management,
The Doukhobors are threatening tc
leave Canada if they cannot go along
•stud do just as they please. ;. WelI,
'perhaps it would be just as well. We
'have never come across such a scene
but it must be rather startling to the
• descendants of staid old Anglo-Saxon
• stock to meet a company of these
• naked folk• parading a public high-
way. We've been wearing clothing
for so many generations that most
of us take it for granted that they'll
be worn. Some people in Canada
have not been wearing so many gar-
mutt�is Ti'or su:h abundant garments
c. as formerly, (we :tow refer to tate
ladies), hot seeing people in the nude,
that is, absolutely, is still sontethities
of a 'shock to us.
', The tIOuble began when this Donk-
1 /miters were givelt concessions bit dom-
ing to this country, such as•dreedonr
from military service that native-born
citizens, the descendants of those
who settled this country first, do not
•-enjoy. No person should be accepted
as a 'citizen of Canada who is not
• 'willing to eenfcrm to the laws and
customs •of the country. Laws which
are good enouph for the grand-chil-
••dren of our grandfathers are good
enough for anybody coining from any
.other land.
Pew events in modern times have
aroused public sympathy and indig,
' nation as has the kidnapping and
':subsequent murder iof- the twenty-
' months' old son of • Col. Chas, A.
' Lindburgh. Surely it was the Arch
:Fiend himself who planned the ab-
rcluction of the 'helpless child from his
..crib in his parents' home, the brutal
murder of the, child, which it is sup-
posed, immediately followed, and
'then the negotiating for ransom,
450,000 of which was paid, while all
• :the 'time the body of the murdered
babe lay within a few miles of the
Monte from which it had been stolen,
• and the parents were encouraged to
believe that the babe was safe and
would be returned to them.
During the long weeks' in which the
• distracted lather searched far his
-missing son the police were supposed
to be doing their best, but the police
failing to get any clue, he applied to
the underworld for assistance, the
• police -making the plea that the child
• might be injured if the :search. and
negotiations were 'not carried on
• carefully. This fear "is now Taney-
,
anov• el. the worst -has happened, not a
• shred of consideration is 'trove due
- anyone, the kidnappers'hading showr
themselves criminals' of the deepes+
cast. If the pili,ee-cannot now trace
the perpretrators df this' dasterdly
crime it is time for the great 'mnajor-
" ity of the citizens Of %be'United Stat-
es to arise ancl-.demasid a change in
the administration of law and justice.
' Surely they are not going tb admit
that the criminals sof the nation are
in charge of its affairs or that they
• are -helpless against them.
A mother was discussing with he-
• thtughter the qualities' of men. "Oh"
;aid •,the .daughter' impatiently, "but
i hey have no self,cohtrcll" "All the
hotter,"'relilied';'the mother, "I£ they
lrad there would , be • a great many
mdro'Spinsters.
CHEAP FARES PO'PULA'R
Thear ain excursion to Toronto
b g
last week end was well patronized,
ever thirty buying tickets et Clin.
ton and about forty- at,iGoderich. Ant
ober is being held next week to
Windsor and Detroit, which will, no,
doubt, prove equally popular.
The News -Record has been telling
the Canadian National all along tbat
it ought to arouse itself and fight
for its busingss and just see what
happens "when it begins to take our
advice.,
1. 1CARD OF TIIANMS .... 50c
MEMORIAL VERSE
PER LINE .. , ...10c
l _.
MARRIAGES
LLIOTT--1COREY—At the Ontario
street parsonage, on May 18th, by
the Rev. F. G. Farrill, Bessie May,
daughter pf Mx. and Mrs, H.
Corey of Goderich township, to
Melvin A. Elliott of Clinton, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Elliott of
:Goderich township.
MULHOLLAND—B'URKE : At the
LOIOiDESBORCI 'home of .the bride's father, on
May 17th, by the Rev. R. M. Gale
of St. Andrews United Church
Bayfield, Alita, daughter of Mr.
Richard Burke .of •Goderich town-
ship, to Howard George Mulhol-
land,son off; Mir, andlliirs. J. Mul-
holland of diolmesrille,'
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hooper from
hear St. Marys visited with Mrs.
Hoopeo's parents, Mr. and Mos.'
James. Elsley, on Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs: James Pipe. .of
Goderich, spent Sunday et the home
of Mir. Rcrbt. Youngblutt.
Bulding operation's have commene-
ed 'fol• the rebuilding of the Com
niunity Hall, which was destroyed
by fire recently.
Mr. Di. Ewan is remodelling his
home Which was purchased from Mr.
J. Woothnan, and will add greatly
to. its; appearance.
The Women's Institute will not
have a regular meeting in. June, be-
ing invited to meet with the Blyth
Branch on the 20th of June, when
the summer speaker will be present
and address the meeting. The an-
nual district meeting 'will be held in
Belgrave on June the 7th. As many
as possibly can attend will be made
welcome at both those meetings..'
The regular meeting of the W -.M.
S. of the United Church was held at
the home of Mrs, Frank Wiood on
Wednesday last week with the
president, Mrs. J. W. Johnson, pre-
siding. In the absence of the sec-
retary, Miss L. Garrett was asked
to take the minutes. The business
and discussions being :concluded,
the meeting was handed over to
group- No. 2, Mrs. W. Lyon taking
charge. Miss Beth Shobbrook gave
a splendid reading on temperance,
Mrs. Frank Tamblyn explained the
church in the Study Book, Mrs.
Thos. 'h!"o'tt contributed a solo, Mrs.
Fred Shobbrook read the scripture
lesson, Mrs. Wm, Hesk of Blyth
was pus dot Safi gave a splendid •re
port of the district meeting recently
held in Wingham, which was listened
to with great interest. This een-
cluded the meeting which was well
attended, Mrs. Johnson closed with
the benediction. Refreshments were
served by Group No. 2, and a few
minutes of social intercourse was
enjoyed. A vote of thanks was giv-
en Mrs. Wood for the use of her
home and to Group No, 2 for their
splendid program and lunch
Mr, Willis Moantain, 117r•. and
Mrs: Bert }Wincing and Mrs. 1Vi.
Manning attended the funeral of
the letter's brother, Mr, lames Mar,
vis, held on IVionclay, key lith, in
R. ', Heine, uew;!sed, who at his
death was 3$ Peke of Age, 'will pe
remembered by many' df the older
residents of this community, hht+ing
came to Huron County with his .par-
ents when 6 years of age. This
county was then a wilderness. The
parents took land and settled en
Concession 10 and 11 where they
hewed out a home for themselves
and where deceased spent his young
manhood. 47 years ago he was uni-
ted in marriage to Miss Annie
Mountain and they commenced their
married life in St. Thomas, where he
was employed in the M.C;R. ear
shops till health failed Min about-
twelve years ago and he was . forced
to retire. He leaves to mourn his
loss his wife, one son, Mr, Ernest
Morris of Niagara Fails, three
daughters, Mrs. Geo. Francis, Mrs.
M. Spiny and Miss Teazel, all of
St. Thomas, also two brothers, Mr,
Enoch Morris of Detroit and Joseph
of Paris, Ont., ono easter,', Mrs,
/Margaret Manning of Londesboro,
The funeral was held from his late
home G9. Elysian :Stu, ,§t. Thomas tc
the cemetery them, the Rev. Wm.
Raithby conducting the services.
In the United Church (former.
Methodist) Londesboro, the congre-
gation of that Church and that of
Knox United Church will hold a un-.
ion service at 10 a.tn. on Sunday,
Rev. Mr, L. C. White of Elimvills
will conduct the service. Mr. White
will preach also at Burn's at 11
*leak and •iCinburn at the usual
hour.' There' will be no service in
Knox church, Londesboro.
Rev. Dr. Leckie of Motherwell,
Rev." H. V. Workman of Elenheiin:•
Mrs , Workman and Miss Irene were
cn.Ilers at the Manse, Londoebol:o
on -Saturday.
TIJCKERSMITE
a (Turner's Community)
Mr. and Mrs. -Charles Layton and
two daughters of Hamilton were
visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Iloward Crich on Sunday.
Messrs; Walter and Leslie Pepper
have been visiting the latter's sis-
ter, M'r's. Casey Why sof Kippen.
Mr. and Mrs. Reid Torrance and
children of Porter's Hill have been
visiting at the home of Ma'. and Ma's.
Fred Pepper.
T'urner's Cemetery Committee
held a meeting last Friday with the
purpose of `making•improvementi,'
She must be en electrician's dau-
ghter
la.
glrter for she knows watts write.
DEATHS
LOVETT—In St. Catharines, on May
15th, Albert Lovett, formerly of
'Clinton, in his 48th year.
RILEY In.the Scott Memorial Bose
pital, Seaforth,' on May 15th,
George Riley of 'Constance, in his
69th year. .
BLYTH
Rev. E. L. Anderson who has been
the pastor of Queen Street United
church for the past two years has
been invited to :become pastor of the
United Church at Wheatley and it is
understood will accept.
Rev; and Mrs. Anderson have been
very highly esteemed by the congre-
gation over which he has been pas -
tar as well as by the citizens of
town.
Queen street church and St. An-
drew's will unite July 1 and a new
pastor will be in charge of the Un-
ited church.
WINGHAM: George Spetton.
M.P. for North Huron, charged in
the House of Commons on Friday af-
ternoon that packers at Toronto
are "squeezing the life out of On-
tario farmers." He alleged a com-
bine was keeping down the price of
cattle. •-
CART) QP THANKA
Mr, and M!rs. tired Napkins Wish
to extend their gratefdl thanks to
their neighbors for the assistance
given when their house was burned
on. Sunday. The ready and timely
assistance given at the fire and
kindly sympathy and assistance of-
fered since is very much appreciated
by them.
Leavitt's Theatre
Exeter
MAY 19 TO 21
"CARELESS LADY"
with ball Bennett, John Boles
"Charlie Chase" in "Rough Seal"
' MAY 23 TO 25 '
"LOCAL' BOY MAKES (100D"
With JOE E. BROWN
Van Dyne Mystery Comedy
MAY 26 TO 28
MARIE DRESSLER IN
"E1l1MA"
Boy Friend Comedy
71-1.
New and Old Time
DANCE
ODDFELLOWS HALL, SEAFORTH
Thursday, May 19th
MUSIC BY
Hammer Saw and Pick
AND THEIR 5 -PIECE ORCHESTRA
Evergdoclig We1QOmU
MORTGAGE SALT;
Of Valuable Farm Prupetty
Under and by virtue of the pow-
ers of sale contained in a certain
mortgage which will be produced at
the time of safe, there will be offer',
ed for sale by public auction, subjecii
to a reserve bid, on Monday, the 6th
day of June, A.D., 1982, at the hoar
of two o'clock in the afternoon, at
Let 12 ,Concession •b, Hallett Town-
ship, the following property, name=
ly, Lot 12, in the eighth C'oneeesion
of the •Township of I ellett.
Upon th:e linoliei'ty there see erect-
ed first class farm buildings, with
plentiful water supply.
TERMS: Ten per cent. of the
chase money to he paid down at the
time of the sale and :balance to' . hi
paid within thirty days.
For further verticulars and condi-
tions of sale apply to the under-
signed solicitor.
DATED at Clinton, this 18th day
cf 11/fay A.D., 1932.
Geo, 11. Elliott: Auctioneer. F.,
Fingland, Clinton, Ontario, Solicitor
for the Mortgagee. 71-8
For Sale or Rent
'Desirable' house, Princess -street, 3
minutes from the Collegiate, 10 min -
Ides from down, town. .14. acre of
land. Garden, fruit trees. Ideal
home in goos'l'ocality, Water, -elec-
tric light. Apply to E. M. Akan, or
Dr, Shaw. 62-tf.
THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
Meniber of; Florist Telegraph
Delivery Association
Floaeiq' mot Floral
Designs for all
Occasions
.;✓v,.w�,-Ly.Yldv
ROCK GARDEN
•PLAN'S
20 Varieties all Hardy
PLANT NOW
Chas. V. Co v tie
FLORIST
Phones: 06w and 663
Rido Cafe
Meals et all hours, Special Dinner 40c
from 11 a,m. to 2 p.m.
Supper, 5 to 8 p.m. Lunch at all.
hours.'
Try our Neilson Ice Cream, Ice
Cream Bricks, and Eskimo Pies,
Cigars, Cigarettes, Candy.
Charlie Koo
Proprietor. 53-c.
HORSE RACES at
New Hamburg May 24
and
Stratford Wed. June 1
Big sport -days. Aeroplane stunts.
Drop from the skies in parachute.
Twelve fast heats of Best Harness
Horses. Don't miss these real treats.
Admission GOo, Grand Stand, 25c.
STOP
r 15,000 BABY CHICKS
S. S. WHITE LEOHORN%, 13ARRlap
{ ROCKS, WH/TE It0C$S
We are now booking orders 'for
baby ehieks for June delivery, ail
our chicks are produced from Gov-
erantent Approved Stock, Electrically
Hatched, from Eggs that weigh over
24 and average 2535 ounces per doz.,
Leghorns, $7.00, Barred Rocks,
$8.00 White Rocks, $10.00 per 100 in
lots of 100 or aver, order from this
as our supply is limited, and orders
will be filled in the order received.
Write or Phone to -day to:
THE HURON POULTRY FARMS
Brussels, Ont. Picone pi. or 68-15.
71-3.
The
Beninillela Nurseries
Established itt 1863 • '
have a large stock of Bedding Plants
Trailers, Vegetable plants and Am
nuals, Strong, Healthy, Sturdy
• plants. •
(ioldeui' Acre Cabbage and Cauli-
flower if set oiit AIoW will be ready
for use early in Jiffy.
Prices to suit the times.
STEWART BROS.,
Phone Carlow 235, R. R. 4, Goderich.
COURT OF REVISION
TOWNSHIP OF GODERTCH
A court of revision on the assess-
ment roll of the Township of Code -
rich will be held in Mulholland's hall,
Holmesville, on Thursday, May 26th,
at 10 am.„ to hear and deal with
complaints of assessment, or changes
of ownership, All parties complain-
ing should have their complaints sent
to the clerk before that date.
All having destroyed, their dogs
and not returning the tags will be
charged in taxes. • ,
- R. G..THOISPSON,
Clerk. 70-2,
TENDERS FOR COAL
.ffetried tenders addressed to the
ACtiiig'-' Chief Purchasing Agent, De-
partiiidflt of Public Works, Ottawa,
will be rciltived' at his office until
12 o'clock noon, !daylight saving),
Wednesday, May 25th, 1§32, for the
supply of coal for the Doanfnion
Buildings throughout the Province of
Ontario, including the City of Otta-
wa. _-
Forms of tender with, sji&diticatiotis
Old conditions attached can ire ob
tahi&tl :froth if. F. Ifiaws'on, Acting
Chiel,Purcliabing Agent, Departinent
Public W,bike, Ottawa; and It.
Winter, Supervismgf; Aidhitect, 3t,
Adelaide St, Past Toronto., bOtt'. '
Tenders will :rub bo eotisidere`d hit-
less made on the foriris supplied by
the Department and in accordance
with departmental specifications and
conditions.
The right to demand from the suc-
cessful tenderer a deposit, riot ex-
ceeding 10 per cent of the amount of
the tender, to secure the proper ful-
filment sof the contract, is reserved,
• By order, ,
N. »ESJARDINS,
• Secretary.
Depat?tinent of Public Woks,
Ottawa, May 2, 1982. ,
Clinton's New -Laid Egg
And Poultry House
Eggs bought according to Domin-
ion Government Egg Regulations.
Inquire for our prices of eggs.
You will always find our prices par-
allel with the city markets.
Fat hens and well -finished chicks
always wanted—Prices good,
Always phone our.. office for prices
before marketing produce.
N. W Trewartha •
Phones—Office, 2143 Residence, 214w
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CAFI l'AILTIEATRE
Goderich, Phone 47
Now Playing: William Powell
in
"High Pressure"
MON. and TUES.
JOE E. BROWN
as a ball -playing fireman of-
fers the greatest fun -film he
has yet made.
'FIREMAN SAVE MY CHILD'
Matinee at 3 pan. on the 24th
WED. and THURS.
Gary Cooper and Claudette
Colbert, a hard -fisted sailor
and a hard-hearted scamp in a
dramatic hit
"HIS WOMAN"
Matinee Wed. at .3 p.m.
FRI. and SAT.
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.. and
Joan Blond'ell
show you a lot of life and ac-
tion in a' new production',
• "UNION DEPOT"
Matinee, Saturday at 3 p.m.
TRY OUR
RAISIN BROWN
BREAD
'AND
TEA BISCUITS
i'IIEY ARE DELICIOUS
BARTLIFF & CRICH
Makers of Dainty -Maid Bread and
Cakes.
Phone 1, Clinton,
NOTICE
All accounts due the Clinton Hard-
ware anti Furniture Company, owing
to a dissolution -of the partnership,
must be paid on or Il)9fere 4119 let,
.,tht"...wye they will be put in the
hands of a collector and interest and
eolledt bn expenses added, •
CLINTON' HARDWARE AN)9
FURNITURE COMPANY
' I , _ 70-2.I
•
1
COAL,COKE,
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WOOD, CEMENT
Some people. `
Who are very wise in other
Sg', things
Think that coal is just—coal.
That all furnaces are alike.
That all heating equipment
may lire supplied with the
same' kind of Boal,
These people are probably
losing money 'every winter.'
If you know any people like
that—
'Send them in to see us.
We can furnish them with
�,. • . the right kind of coal for every
purpose.
Call ; the O.d ,1V.31rt
'(op MUCH•OVcRNetlr,' WaN
,PLL IN THE MEAT POLKS'
BFFIe EN,eyi a.XPF..RTS•. -iro
Hgr•r'YOU. Et,l.T' 'perWet
THOROUGHBRED STALLION
To Whom This May Concern:
The horse breeders of Huron Coun-
ty and particularly those who fancy
the light ,breeds are advised that
this year they have access to an ex-
eeptionally good thoroughbred stal-
lion which has recently been brought
into Huron County by M1'. Percy
Johnston of Varna.
The horse referred to is Bulldog
Drummond and is owned by Mr. Jas.
McFarlane of Ailsa Craig, Ont. Bull-
dog'
1 is a dark Chestnut; stands close
to :at /lands high trod weighs about -
1250 lbs; :hick strong }leavily
muscled sound horse. "l1sg horst:
breeders of Hluron County are ezeel3'',
tionally fortunate in having access
to a' Sire such as Bulldog Drummond
has prover? himself to .ba. Ha is 13
years old and hta always been aw-
arded A,1 and Preiniunl iv radstral
and provincial Inspectors. Apart !i dhi
his excellent quality as an individual,
this in itself sped€e volumes fol this
hersa ire a Sire. fruited; Asa proof
of this, one has only to look. 7hireith
the Coiiiity of 1Vl!iddlesex where rushg
of his dolts ate to be seen.
Biillilagiti tieing connections are
also woi't1sy di Mention, as both his
Sire and Dam were toted performer's
they laving won many .of the im-
portant stakes in England in their
day. Being the ,progeny , of a sire
and data so well known fortheir turf
perforinance, the questiou of him
sireiiig' speed is beyond any measure
of doubt.
:Concluding' *fit say the breeders,
of Huron Countffro tid see this liot'se
before reialcin'da cheiice Of tI MVO' fe
this year.
'isis'. Johnston will be glad''C'c, s'f%'gtic'
him and talk terms to anyone' tiro
may be'interested in -this breed.
(Signed) Duncan Bxowri;
PHONE 7. CLINTON, ONTARIO
C. H. VENNER, Electrician
Electric Ranges, Fixtures and Bulbs
Irons, Fans and other Appliances
Wiring and Repairs
Phone 7
"otos'
LET US DEVELOP AND PRINT
Your next snapshots or make an
enlargment front your negative.
Making photographs is our business. i
That is the reason we give you such r
good pritntp•.
See out Studio Photographs of
wedding parties. Be sure and; have
Photographs of this great event.
Our prices are not high.
BURGESS' STUDIOS '
CLINTON AND MITCHELL
Ui,iRON COUNTY COUNCIL
MEETING
The Huron County. Council will
meet in the County Council Chamber
Court House, Goderich, on Tuesday,
June 7th, 1932, in the afternoon et
2 c'klo0k. All accounts, petitions,
notices of delegations and one Ire,.
ters for the consideration of the
County Cetitten should be in the
hands of the Clerk vn the •Saturday
previous.
Goderich, May 12, 1932 70-2.
GEO. W. HOLMAN,
County Cleric
House To Rent
France house on Princess street,
west, electric lights; town water,
possession May Oth. Apply Geo. Bay-
ley, or phone 636r21, Clinton.
69-8-,p.
For Sales
House in Clintali, Beegila street.
France house covered with asphalt
shinglos, in good condition, fire,
plate, town water, garden and fruit
trees. Price namable:. Apply to
r. 7. Watt, Clinton, b9 tf,
Houso e'er Salo or Rent
•O'omfoitabl0 8
ilg -room house in Prin-
eFitted; tee/alta() 6t the IAts
Peter Caiitelbil; „Pox, ap-
py 4o George CldifielpAtdff, :tat hnbury
street, Clinton, Phone) 271 35-tf,
Pastrue To Rent
40 acres pasture, spring creek,
plenty of shade, good fences. 2
miles north of I•Iolmesville. What
offers? Chas. Wilson, R. R. 2, Min.
ton, Ont. 69-3-p.
House and Baby's Buggy For Sale
Five room house, corner James
and Matilda streets, 1-4 acre of land
lights, water, barn en premises. Al-
so cream wicker baby's buggy. Ap-
ply on premises to Joe Carter.
69-tf.
Wood For Sale
Dry wood for sale, either at pile
or delivered. Apply to Victor Fat
corer, R. R. No. 1, Brucefield. Phone
620x12, Clinton. . 68-6-p.
For Rent
A small cottage, suitable for two,
Convenient to post office. -
Apply to F. Fingland, Clinton.
50-tf.
'I:(ouse for Sale
8 -room house with modern convert:,
sioert street; vr4z.., ,ccs
In garden, barn, woodshed, ghMd eel'
lar udder house, Apply oii premises
to Hiram Hill. 66-tf.
House td.Rent , +
6 -room comfortable house, Victor-
ia street, Clinton.. Electr(e tfg'$ts,
lowi] water, good cellar. Apply to
Mars, k.11t Crter, aVictoria street.
. +
70-tf.
Posts For Sale
A nunibbr of cedar posts. 6 -inch
lop, e<3i; til d n40tas, 'I5o• Also some
telepli ipd . 61es: Apley ," .A, Steep,
It.]1 . No. - dMliuit31ie 4i00rt ; CIin-
ton central' 7b-,�'
TOWNSHIP OP III7LBIrI
COURT OF REVISION
NNotice is hereby given that a Count
of Revision on the Assessment.. fqr,
the Township of Hallett, ,will be
held in the Forester's Hall, Londes-:
bore, on Thursday, May 26th, ,at 3
o'clock in the afternoon. Anda tape,
notice that all appeals against the
Assossnient roll of ":.the said Town-
ship must he left with, She Clerk of
the lituiiicipality , not Iater• than the
`pial day' it May, 1932.
$&ied at Londesboro
,May 9, 1932,
Late of the Live Stock Braiihli, 1 JOHN FINGLAND,
Ottawa. i C]'e1k. of FIu]lett. 70.2.
Funeral Service
Funeral Director and Embalmer
Complete Motor Equipment
24 hour Service
SUTTER--PERDUg_.WALKER
Day or Night Phone 147w
P ASTUERIZED
Rich wholesome milk Cream, Whip.
ping Cream, Buttermilk.
A. W. GROVES
(Delivered DaiIy.) Phone 289
,•
WAtkitielti
Fresh Eggs .and Cream
Highest Prices for Strictly Fresh
Eggs.
Cream shipped regularly.
Good Prices Paid.
A. E. FINCH
Phone 231.
BABY CHICKS AND CUSTOM
HATCHING
I am prepared to take in any num-
ber of eggs for hatching at 2c per
egg:
White Leghorns and Bar'r'ed Recite
paby Chicks
at Reduced Prices.
E. L. Mittell
Ct.INVON,
Farmers Attention!
ARE YOU ALL READY FOR THE
SPRING WORM?—SEE ME
IF IN NEED OF PARTS FOR ANY
COCKSHUTT OR FROST & WOOD
MACHINES
I am also Agent for Allis-ChaI-
niers Tractors, and for Lacta Cream
Separators.
JOTIN V. DIEHL
Queen Street. Clinton. 81 -td
E. G. HOWES
Electrican and Plumber
A Full Line of Electric Appliances
aise
Plumbing Fixtures
Wiring, Plumbing and Repairs
Phone 53w, 18-tt.
rsal! Cokcct Wa® I;
le]iuin.e "Lehigh Valley Anthra-
cite Coal" of all sizes.
Alberta :Coal. •
Hamilton -made Coke ai well as Am.
erican, also Bitiminus coal at my
sheds, Queen St,
Prompt and careful delivery.
A. D. McCartney
foal Dealer, Clinton.
Quail S'ti ' r ' 1 ?hone 25e
1
All Cleaning and
/Pressing
Leduc
edi I��°iced
4r . 'I[ i
i�... rw J. JACO
If not • open : work may be left
at Heard's Barber Shop