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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1932-08-25, Page 5Funeral Service Funeral Director and Embalmer Complete Motor Equipment 24 Hour Service SUTTER--PERDUE--WALKER Day or Night Phone 147w 'THURS., AUGUST 25, 1932 OF INTEREST TO YOU AND ME'The Goderich Signal, sane and ,,areul?'--is a reference by The En terprise-13tilletin of Collingwood. Clinton News -Record, please take notice.—•Goodrich Signal, The Signal maybe sane, The News - Record never really suggested ,any- thing else,. but it wasn't careful enough do a,recent rase to get all the _tact; before making comment.. 'COLBORNE 1Icr'eert J. Morris, clerk of Col. borne Township, died 'on Wednesday • afternoon after a brief illness. Mr. Morris suffered a heart attack on 1 Saturday from, which he did not re- cover. He was born in Colborne ' Township, the son of , the late J. Morris, and was in bis 58th year. Ho has lived in his 'native township all hie life with the -exception of three years spent in Manitoba from 1919 ' to 1922, when he returned to the east, on account of his health, He 'was appointed Township Clerk,. when Mrs. Hetherington niovde to Toron. ..tor He is survived by his widow, a •-daughter, Mary, who is a school tea- cher in Austen, Man.; Jean, a nurse, -at present at home and Dougald, a son, at home; two brothers", Edwin, • of Austen and Joseph of Buffalo. LONDON ROAD At the home of Mrs. Will Falconer on Wednesday last the Community Club held their August meeting. `The meeting. being the first ,regular meeting held for some time and a good attendance was present. Mrs. Ilteiley occupied the chair and open- ed the meeting with community singe intthe club hymn. The roll was a • salad combination of four salads and was given by Mrs. M. Moffat. Po- tato salad, Mrs. Glen McKnight; fruit salad, Jean Falconer; sliced vegetable salad, and Mrs. J. David- son a chopped salad. Each brought •.a generous (bowlful and gave their method and recipe at lunch time, . All were pronounced excellent. Mrs. Will Falconer had the topic • .for the clay. The food value of ice -cream. It was a splendid paper. Several discussions and some busi- nese items were dealt with and Mrs. Anderson favoured the meeting yo. with reading on "Smile" and Mrs. Nay gave a huneorous reading, "I like the depression." Miss Edith Stanbury, teacher at Port Cunning- : 'ton, gave a very interesting, talk on ` her work and a description of . the country and the folk she lives among .and their interests. The meeting was brought to a close by singing • the National Anthem after whikh sewing' which was previously • started was continued and several • articles finished. Anyone wishing ' information about the quiits' which are for sale should communicate with Mrs. Anderson, Secretary, London Road, or Mrs. G. Hanley, President. Rattenbury street, Clinton. 'Tea was served on the lawn and the hostess was assisted by. Mrs. Plumsteel's • group wit h the demonstration salads which were indeed both generous and appetizing. The -September meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. John 'McKnight, Clinton. Miss Cora Streets, Clinton, is vis• Ring her cousin, Miss. Georgia Me - Donald. Mr. Howard Kellington and bride -of Kingsville, spent a couple of days 'last week at the horn rot his aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Will Stanbury. Miss Marjorie Hunter. Clinton, vis- ited her cousin, Miss Edith Stanbury `- last week. BRUCEFIEI11) ' Mrs; McDonald of Carelton Place near Ottawa visited at the home of ',her sister, Mrs. R. McKenzie last week, Mrs, 'McDonald of Dundas visited . her sister, Mrs. C. Haugh this week, , Messrs. C. and S. Read of the, village are visiting friends in Teo- • lontoethis week. Miss Cassie Ritchie of Drayton is visiting friends in the village and • vicinity this week. Mr. and Mrs. Ben. Kaiser and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kaiser of Detroit • spent the week -end in the village. 1VIi+3. Ronald McKenzie and family -of Detroit are visiting friends in the village at present. Mr. and MIs. Austin Wheeler and anof Detroit are spending their • vacation at the home of Me. 'and -Mrs. •`T. H. Wheeler. Miss A. Graham of. S•eaforth is Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs, 'A. McQueen this week. Mrs. ,. (Dr.) • Elliott formerly of . $rueefield, but now of Denver. was 'the guest of Mrs. A. T. Scott last week, Mr. and Mrs. Jim O'Neil of Flint. "home of Mr. and Mrs. James Walker, Mich,. spent .the week -end at the hone of M. and Mrs. James Welke,', IT'S UP TO THE GIRLS Whe/a; skirts were short, some funny tliinge;. Both fat and • thin were viewed, lee e hope thoee ".props will. fbe'improv-- eti "'.Ere short skirts are renewed. e:Met:beine- •Iat 'News, CLINTON'S FLOWER SHOW (Continued from page 1) spikes named—A, S. Inkley, •W. J. Gook; Gladioli, 12 spikes, any vari- ety, not named—A. S. Inkley, W. J.. Cools, Ross McEwan; Glaclioi, 5 spikes, named, 5 colors --Mrs. J. L. Heard, Ross McEtwan, George Van Horne; 'Gladioli, in basket, quality, and arrangement to count Ii. Liver- more, J. Tiplady, W. J'. Cook; Glad- ioli; red, 2 spikes named', Mrs. M. Nediger, I1:. Turner, A. S. 'Inkley; Gladioli, 2 spikes, pink, named — George Van. Horn, Ross MoEwan, W. J. Cook; Gladioli, 2 splices, white, named, W. J. Cook, G. Van Horn, Mrs. J. L. Heard; Gladioli, 2 spikes, yellow—A.' S. Inkley, G: Van Horn; W. J. Cook; Gladioli, 2 spikes, strip- ed' or flaked—W. J. Cook, Mts. Ml Nediger, 'G. Van Horn Gladioli, • 2_ spikes orange, waned 3. Tielady, Mrs. Colton,- LI. Turner; Gladioli, 2 spikes, any color, not mentioned — Mrs. M. Nediger, G. Van Horn, Mrs, He Castle; Gladioli, 1 spike, named, most`•flowers open—eW. J. Cook, A. S. Inkley, Mrs. M. Nediger. Section 0, Larkspur, annuals 1.6 spikes—Freda Schoenhals, May ,Day - is, ' Miss Cuninghame; Marigolds, African, 10 only (too many in ex- hibit; Nasturtium, collection A. Seeley, Miss Clark, Miss S. Sloman; novelty pop plant or novelty cut flower—Miss Cunninghame, Mrs.. Carter, W. Cowan. Section D, ppei enetials collection in one container, arrangement to count—Miss •Cunnighame, Mrs. A. T, Cooper, Miss Davis; Phlox Drum- mod—Miss Cunningham; Phlox, per- ennial—H. E. Rorke, Mrs. Mutch, H. E. Rorke; Pansies, collection—H. oE Livermore, R. Mwan, A. S. Inkley; Petunias, single, 8 only --IH. Liver- more, Miss Cunningham, R. Walton. Section E—atoses, 12 only, Mrs. G. D. McTaggart, Mrs. G. D. Mc- Taggart; roses, 6 only—Mrs. Bry- done, W. J. Stewart, Mrs. E. Nickles roses, 1 only—W. Selby, E. Smith, Mrs. Brydone; snapdragons, 6 spikes —Ross McEwan, H. Livermore, Miss Cunninghame; scabiosa, 18 blooms— Miss M. R. Clark, A. S. Inkley; sal- piglossis, collection --,A. S. Inkley; stocks—Mrs. McTaggart, Mies Cun- ninghame; sweet peas, collection -.t W. S. R. Holmes, E. Smith, H. Liv- ermore; table bouquet, not more than 12 inches high, arranged in bowl —• Miss M. Davis, Miss Cunninghame, Mrs. A. T. Cooper; verbena, collec- tion—H. Livermore, Mrs, 3. Becker, W. J. Cook; basket of any variety of flowers, arrangement to count — Miss Cunninghame, Mrs. (Rev.) K; McGowan, Ross McEwan; any other variety of flowers not mentioned-- Mrs. 0, Rands, Miss M. Davis, Miss Helen Roberton; colleetlon of an- nuals, separate, numbers to count — Miss Cunninghame, W. S. R. Holmes. Mr. H. Edwards and Mr. le. Stone- house of Goderich acted as judges, and tins judging was admitted to have been very fair and impartial with everyone satisfied with the results, The Horticultural Society of Clin- ton wish to congratulate and thank the exhibitors, donors 'and the work- ing committee for the general sup- port given in ,the recent Flower Show: PEOPLE YOU KNOW Miss Marjorie McEwen was a week- end guest of Miss Grace Hellyar. Miss M. R. Clark is holidaying with friends in Toronto. Miss Phyllis Crich of Toronto is holidaying with her mother, Mrs. Eh Crich. Mrs. George Elliott is spending the week with her sister, Mrs: Clar- ence Ball of Detroit. Miss Florence McCallum is spending the week with Miss Harriet Gan- dier at Southampton. Mrs, E. B. Carter and Miss Eva Car- ter have returned after ,spending . six weeks in Bayfield. Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Wallis of Rudyard Mich,, visited recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Wallis. Mr, and Mrs. Nelson Ball have re- turned from a few days holiday in Bayfield. • Misses Pearl Churchill and Irene w Layton spent the eek -end with Hensel' friends. Mr. and Mrs. 3. J. Zapfe arespend- ing the latter part of the week at the James Ford cottage in Bay- field. Mr. and Mrs: H. Atkinson and small daughter, Marion, are holidaying. with.friends in and around Coiling- wood,Rev. H. L. and Mrs. Roberts of Galt. • and daughter Evelyn, spent a cou- ple of days with Rev: P. G. and Mrs. PenileMr. and Mrs. G. W. Dineen Of air kerton are guests of Mr. and Mrs, 0, W . Potton' and Mr. and 'Mins Louis Dippell. Mr. and Mrs. T. Carson, and' Tamil• who have been spending• their holil days in the community are, return- ing to their home in Toronto to- day; - • i± Mr. and 'Mrs. Clifford Tyndall, and': little •eon have returned to To- rento after' spending their 'holiday] with the former's parents." Mr: 'and Mrs. Lorne Tyndall ac'compau- • led theto' the city.' ` • Mrs. W, C. Baldwin of Rainy. River and IVIrs.'W.. H. Hare and danetter Mav cif Sault Ste ,Marie 'motored "•to Chntbn'and spent 'the`la"s,t'week MARRIAGES S WRIGHT—ROW'CLIirli —On Satur day, August 20th, Ila Thelma .PoW- cli:ffe and William Wright, were united in marriage by the Rev.. F. G. Farriil, BIRTHS McCA1VII3S-At the Bruce County Hospital, Walkerton, on Aug. 16th, to Mr. 'and Mrs. W. R. McCamus, sen. BLAKE -- Tn Colborne Township, Maitland Concession, . on Monday, August 22nd, to Mr. and Mrs. Or- ville Blake, a daughter. DEATHS LAWRENCE—In Clinton, on Sunday August 21, Sylvester Lawrence, in his 78th" year. at the hone of Mr. and Mrs. Gel- , don Rowes. Mrs. J. Polland and Miss Jessie Cress spent a 'fortnight with' the form- er'sOn, Mr. Merman Cress, of Kitchener, and Mrs. Marshall Rose- . villa and her brother, Mr. J. C1. Swan of Ayr. Misses Ruby" and Elvera 'Churchill and Alto McCartney spent the week -end as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Middleton of Lucan at their summer cottage at Ipper- wash Beach. Mrs. Gordon Cuninghame who has been quite ill since the .first of August is now with her family at •.their summer home in Bayfield; where she will recuperate during. the remainder of the month. Mr. C. 0. Martin of Englehart, who has ;been visiting with relatives in the community, left this morning for Englehart, where he will re- sume his duties as Principal of the Continuation School. GODERICH TOWNSHIP The friends and neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. Wan. Batkin gathered at the home .of Mr, John Batkin a fort- night ago to present then with a kitchen shower. The evening was spent in singing and music, Mr. Bert Rowden also gave a very appropriate speech.' - The following address was read by Miss Madeline Pickett after which the gifts were opeeed: "Dear Mr. and Mrs. Betide': It is with delight, That we have gathered here to -night, And so in keeping with the hour, We planned for you this kitchen shower. Each article a token of love and good will From the neighbours and friends of. Doris and BileAccept our gifts with this happy thought, That you are not by us forgot. Some day we may form another pro- cession, And visit your home on the eleventh concession; We would like to give this adviee to you, To God and each other be faithful and true. - Sometimes the roach may be rough and steep Other brave hearts have been known to weep, Always be true to ,your marriage vows And thus avoid all family roue, If at any time things should go amiss, Then kindly exchange the forgiving kiss; Our closing thought to you to -night Is trust in God and do the right" —Signori by .your friends and neigh- bor's. Mr. and Mrs. Batkin thanked their many friends and afterwards lunch was served. All spent a very enjoy- able evening. Mies June Stephenson returned to her home iii Hyde Park on Sunday attar 'spending the past two weeks With friends. . Miss Marion Middleton is spend- ing a few days with friends in Gode1 rich, AUBURN Mr. Art Lyon metered to Leam- ington on Thursday of Iast week to spend a few days with his brother; Dr. E. H. Lyon. Master Bob • Lyon who had spent a few weeks with his grandparents, ' Mi•. and Mrs., Wm. Lyon, accompanied him, Miss Maty' Cartwright gave a par- ty last week in horror'. of •lien steno young guests. Miss Phyllis Wood and Miss Mary Forest of Stratford. The young people of the .'Win Oth- ere" class in the Londesboro United Church Sunday school, spent a very pleasant time at Bali's grove, Wed- nesday evening of last week. ,Mr, Has'old Snell led in the. games and sing -song. An appetizing lunch was served. after which Rev. Will Ring - land gave a short talk. Mrs. Lyon. teacher, thanked all who had helped in making the evening a success, Over seventy .young people formed in a circle and earl Auld. Lang Syne. Mrs. Sampson ofPalmerston es visiting her friends in and around Londesboro this week' . e SEA .SON4,RLE POEM • • Mary had a bathing suit,: she: cm'. Tied in her otn•se, and, every time. she wore the thino,`at.shrunjc up 'worse acid. lyorse;Melirene I#at News. THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD Member of:Florist Telegraph Delivery Association ' Flowers and Floral Designs for all Occasions Chas. V . Cot xke FLORIST Phones: 66w and 66.1 Ride Cafe Meals at all hours. Special Dinner 40c from 11 a.sn. 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, Cigeeettes, Candy. Charlie Koo ' Proprietor. 58-e: TO CLINTON NEWS -RECORD Dear Sirs-:— ' ' Kindly allow me space in your val- uable paper to correct statement made by Col. Combe in issue of your; paper of August 18th. It is true that County Epgineer met Council and decided that Mary street was in shape to re -surface and it was sug- gested by the council to elo the work on Mary Street. It is also true that Col. Combe addressed the council and discussed the condition -of said street last spring, but there was' one thin he failed to discuss and that was the financial end of it. When we. struck oui rate in February we allottced $2;000.00 for street allowance, thi/ amount is to take care of all -die streets in the town for the year Vdrains, weed cutting, snow plowing. etc.) Council could not elnslnce this project so I interviewed County En- gineer ` so as to get our Rebate to apply on our town streets, he inform- ed nie that we could use this County Rebate on County road going through our. town, and we could also use it on a designated Street leading to a Public Institution connecting Pro- vincial and County Highway, that was why WO decided to lay this Re- surface on Shipley street. If we had done Mary Street and used the towns funds we would have found our- selves with a deficit of several hun- dred dollars at the end oaf the year. Ever since I ,became a public servant of the town I have 'worked for the best interest of the Town of Clinton, I have no axe to grind as to what street was to be re -surfaced fii•st— If this work is a success and not too expensive, it is the intention of the Council to have all the streets re- surfaced as soon as finances -will al- low and I can assure Col. Combe that if I am in the Council for an- other year that I will bend every ef- fort to have Mary street re -surfaced and I can. assure him also that the town council appreciates what he is doing for the Town of Clinton both as a citizen and as •a Manufacturer and employer of labour. I ask to remain, Your humble servant, GEORGE H. ELLIOTT, Reeve of Clinton, Wanted—Housekeeper A middle-aged lady to keep house for one man. Apply at News -Re- cord Office. 85-2-p. Wanted Roomers eon boarders. Apply Mrs, T. G. Scribbins or phone 315. 86-1. For Sale Large size, full enamelled, Beaeh range, reservoir, warming closet,..hot water front, Apply to Mrs. R. B. Carter. • 85-4. For Sale or For Rent A double house, Victoria street, seven rooms in each side, electric lights, water, furnace, gardens, wir- ed for electric range, garage, 1-4 ac- re of land, good cement cellar. Ap- ply to Mrs. R. B. Carter. 85-4. Wanted Married man to work on fern -by the year, duties to commence Sept. 16th. Apply at Box 256, Clinton. Wanted Roomers or boarders, comfortable semi -modern house. ,Mts. N. Lovett, Mill street. 85-2. NOTICE TO 1)O0 OWNERS For every dog owned, possessed or harbored hi the said Town of Clin- ton, on or before the first day of March in any year a license hereun- der shall be obtained on eor before the first day of Mastich in such year and for every clog subsequently RC.. gutted or possessed during such year a license •shall be obtained within fifteen clays after such dog has been aequired. Any person contravening any of the provisions of this 73y -Law shall be liable, to 'a fine of not more than $10,00 exclusive of costs for each in- fraction thereod. This, By-law will be enforced if dog .taxes are notpaid: on or before, September 5th, 1932. • L. STONG, Collector. • 85-2. `nye Have The "'i SPRING CHICKENS FOR SUNDAY DINNER Also EOILTNG FOWL & CHIPPED 13005.. FOR GOOD I3EALTII EAT, MORE a EGGS AND POULTRY WE ARE CASH BUYERS OF EGGS AND POULTRY THE YEAR ROUND • N. W. Tre*artha Phones—Office, 214j Residence, 214w r, Jackson's FAMOUS • ROMAN MEAL BREAD The Natural (Health Bread' Eat Your Way to Health Order a loaf to -day or have ' Cart call Sold only by our BARTLIFF & CRICH Makers of Dainty Maid and Whole Wheat Bread Phone 1, Clinton. CAPI I'AL THEATRE Northern Electric Sound System Goderich, Phone 47 Now Playing: Jack Buchanan in "MAN OF MAYFAIR" An All British Production MON., TUES., WED. GRETA GARBO the screens most famous star in her latest success "AS YOU DESIRE ME" with With. Eric Von Strohein and Owen Moore THURS., FEL, SAT. Another Doable Feature Bill' Barbara Stanwyck, Bette Davis and George Brent in Edna Ferber's great epic story "SO BIG" on the same program is Doug. Fairbanks, Jr•., Ann Dvorak, Frances Dee and Leo Tracy making a racketeer out of Cupid "LOVE IS A RACKET" ' Coming: Joe E. Brown in: , "TENDERFOOT" . Mat.: Wed. and Sat. at 3 p.m. 1 Foe Salo A two-storey frame dwelling in good repair, on south side of Rat- tenbury street, west, formerly occu- pied by Mr. Ezra Washington, Fur- nace, electric light, town water, small stable. Apply H. B. Manning, Phone 29 or 18, Clinton, Ont, 85.3i Wanted, Boarders or Roomers House, centrally located, two doors west of the Baptist Church on Huron street. All modern conveniences. Terms, Reasonable. Apply to Mrs. W. H. Cole. ' 8641. Wanted Roomers, good accommodation, rea- sonable terms. Apply to News -Re- cord office. 86-2-p. Boarders Wanted Accommodation for limited num- ber of studeit(s. Comfortable situa- tion, modern conveniences, home privileges. Mrs. E. Nickle, Clinton. Phone 23w., m' 84-tf. Ifrdiets A number of Bred -to -lay Barred Rock pullets, laying, hatched in March G. R. Lindsay, Hedge Row Ferns et. R. No. 3 Clinton, Ontario. 82—tf. Cottages to Rent Deer Lodge, Bayfield. Cottages tennis, bowling, near golf links, easy terms. J. Fitzgerald, Bayfield. 81-tf. Prof. Loadstone, %wie111tnown, world -traveller, famous seer, will be this Friday until Sunday night, see, ask HIM, Ile Icnowi%, At Park House, West street, close to Beach, Goderich: 84-1-p, NOTICE Voters' List 1932, Municipality of the Township of Goderich, County of Huron NOTICE is hereby given that I have complied with Section 7 eof the Voters' Lists Act .and that I have posted up at my office in Goderich township on the 9th day of August 1932, the list 01 all persons entitled to vote in the said Municipality at Muniepal elections and that such list remains there 9or inspection. And I hereby call upon all, voters de take immediate proceedings to have any errors or omissions corrected ac cording to law. Dated, at my -office this 9th day of ,.gust, 1932. R. G. THOM3PSON . 83-3 Clerk ALP ,W.,1 ,,,.r, 1.,.::.X r:Y •• 555 YES MAAM! THIS IS THE PLACE WE DELIVER OiVLY 14 Kt SOLID COAL PAGE 5 Somebody's ordering some pleasure -packed coal.' Some- body's stealing a march on win- ter. Somebody's awake at the switch and we hope R's you. Happy is the man who see's the Heat Folks tucked away in his bin before, September wanes, If you value 'your- comfort and peace -of -mind now is the time to invite the Heat Folks into your cellar. IT you want to measure the wisdom of a man, take a peek at his coal bin be- fore October. Call he MT P6t1.5' .11htstard C PHONE 74 CLINTON, ONTARIO - .,1'S+3r.l iFRti'sr✓&R73'YM1IuWY.,_.%,.st t.S.n,Ik 5,'i!..+.+ti*Aw4 :tn.. • -[mt C. H. VENNER, Electrician, Electric Ranges, Fixtures and Bulbs Irons, 'Fans and other Appliances Wiring and Repairs Phone 7 Children Grow Whether children grow faster in summer, or only seem to, you will note a great change before the sea- son's end. A new portrait of your child made now will be a priceless record in years to come. BURGESS' STUDIOS CLINTON AND MITCHELL High Class Studio Portraits Superior Developing, Printing Enlarging. Harvest Festival Community Hall, Blyth on the evening of TUESDAY, AUGUST 30th Supper a la carte—Concert & Dance Admission 25e. under anrspiees of St. Michael's Church. MORTGAGE SALE Of Valuable Residential Property Under and by virtue of the powers of sale contained in a certain mort- gage which will be produced at the time of sale, there will be offered for sale by public auction, subject to a reserve bid, on Saturday, the 10th day of September, A.D., 1932, at the hour of 1.30 o'clock in the after- noon, at the Rattenbury Hotel, Clin- ton, Ontario, the following property, namely, Lot number 807, on the South side of Huron Street in the Town o f Clinton in the County of Huron. Upon the property there 1s`erectecl a first class one and one-half storey frame house in good repair, and a Zest class barn. TERMS: Ten per cent. of the Purchase money to be paid down at the time of the sato and the balance to be paid withie thirty days. For further particulars and oendi- tions of sale apply to the undersign- ed solicitor. DATED at Clinton, this 24th clay of August, A.D., 1932. Geo. H. Elliott, Auctioneer, F. Ping - land, Clinton, Ontario; Solicitor for the Mortgagee. AUCTION SALE Of Farm Stock and Implements on Provincial Highway No. 8, five miles east of Clinton, en Wednes- day, Aug, 31st, 1932, at 1.30 p.m. HORSES: Grey mare, 8 years old; grey horse, 9 years. This team extra good workers and well matched; brown general purpose snare, good single or double; driving horse, 12 years old, quiet and reliable. CATTLE: Hereford cow, freshen- ed in June, 8 yea'.p • old; white Dur- ham cow, 6 years old, freshened in July; black now, 5yeais old, with calf by side; well-bred grey Durham eow, 5 years old, with calf by side; blue cow, 6 years old, due to freshen last of October; rod heifer, one year HOGS: 3 young pigs, 2 chunks around 100 lbs. each. IMPLEMENTS: One M, -H. bin- der, 7ft. cut; M, -II. mower, 6 ft. cut; M. -H. cultivator; 51.-H. 13 -hoe peed drill; M. -II. steel roller; Mc- Cormick Deering rake, nearly new; scufflee; set harrows; 2 wagons; 2 Verity No. 21 walking plows; 2 -fur- rowed Fleury walking plow; Chatham fanning mill, complete with bagger; M. -H.. root pulper; SO cedar posts; stone boat; hand grass seeder; one good cutter; Anchor Holt cream sap- arator, nearly new; imp pan; 2 *all barrels; one chop box; set brass mounted breeching harness, com- plete with long • straw collars and high tops used on' year; one set of used harness; set of single harness; 175 feet of new hay rope; 7 pulleys; one hay fork; neck yokes, whiffle - trees, forks and other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS: 'CASH Mrs. Orval Phillips, Proprietress,... G. H. Elliott, &uctioneee 84-2. WANTED Fresh Eggs and Cream Highest Prices for Strictly Fresh Eggs. Cream shipped regularly. Good Prices Paid. A. E. FINCH Phone 231. FEATHER BEDS Our agent is now in your district, limited time only. Feather beds remade into Sart- itary Mattresses, Down Comforters, Pillows, Cushions, we remake your old Felt Matresses over like new. All work called for and delivered prices reasonable; --drop a card to drawer B. Clinton. 82--•+4 For Sale or Rent Convenient brick cottage on Prin- cess Street, East. Bathroom, wired for stove. Apply to Mrs. Rodaway. 82-4. Wood For Selo ' Dry Wood foe sale, either at pile or delivered. Apply to Victor Fal- coner, R. R. No. 1, Brucefield. Phone 029r19, Clinton. 88-tf-100-p. •— House for. Sale ` ' . e; 8 -room house with modern conven- iences, Albert street, Clinton, 8 lots in garden, barn, woodshed, good cel- lar under house. Apply on premises to (pram hill. 064f, (louse For Sale or Rent Connfortable 3 -room house in Prin- cess street, residence of the late Peter Cantalon. For particulars ap- ply io George Cantelon, Rattenbury street, Clinton, Phone 272. 8541, E. G. HOWES Electrican and Plumber A Full Line of Electric Appliances also Plumbing Fixtures Wiring, Plumbing and Repairs ' Phone 53w. 13-tt, Coal, Coke & Wood Genuine "Lehigh Valley Anthra- • cite Coal" of all sizes. Alberta Coal. Hamilton -made Coke as well as Am- erican, also Bitiminus coal at my sheds, Queen St. Prompt and careful delivery. A. D. McCartney Coal Dealer, Clinton. Queen St. ' phone"256 All Cleaning and Pressing at Reduced Prices W. J. JAGO If hot open work may be left at Heard's Barber Shop