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THE C.INTON-NEW$ " RECORD
Honour: with Profit
2`-',°ANADA'is proud of the grain ab4 livestock
'4' records established by her farmers in the
la�Ce of international coInpetitiori. " Success„
,tom artij branch of 'farming conies ` with a
l 'nowlec1ge of the best Methods.
"l~eeding axacl better Livestock" Is a book,-
let issued by this'Bank to 11e1p the Canadian
:farmer increase his. profits. Ask -tor a copy.
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The:likoyal Sank
of Canada
cliiiton .Branch - ' R. E. Manning, Manager.
TM INTEREST 'TO YOU
AND 1VIE ..
• "IXd you hear:the King?" has
ltseu the leading question since Tues-
•day morning,
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The "King's English" is all right,
`toe. Wish we'. miglit"hane the :oPpar--
13017.vf, hearing more of the same.
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A good many people were up, ear-
lier on Tuesday morning last than
•tbbsr neendTy'are, but it was worth it.
- The • days are getting quite retie -
rabbi longer. Still -Spring is a good
way off. There's trine for such
'work "before' the call of the Great
'Outdoors. becomes irresistible.
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The very feet that the opening of
"the Naval Conference could be"heard
around the world is one assurance
•xrf continued peace. A better un-
• dsnsianding - amongst the peoples of
the world will tend to more cordial
i telatione, ,
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The 'big radio "hook-up,"the great-.
'est undertaking., of the kind ever. at-
'tempted, was an unqualified success.
And. "Static," that bugbear of radio
:;lane, seemed to have hidden his dim-
inished head for the time being. The
reeeptien was Perfect.
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When is the Government going to
appoint that woman to the Senate?
"There are several vacancies and
there are several women, apparently,
'who would make good, well, at least,
good average, senators, and every -
',body is curious to know just who is
to be the first woman •senator.
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From a careful `.`listen -in" at the
opening of the Naval Conference at
London Tuesday morning it seemed
'to us tint the representatives of the
'two powers most entirely dependent
upon navies, that -els Great Britain
end Japan, seethed the most earnest
'in their desire for some reduction in
'navies.
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Miss Agnes 1VfeP-sail, the only wo-
man member of the Dominion Par-
• Hanent, has been bereaved of her
tuflter, ihtgald McPhail; -who' died
'after' an illness of .some months.
'Mem McPhail has 'been' an affection-
-etc daughter and, no doubt, her faille
• or was very proud of his gifted
daughter. She will ;have the sym-
pathy of all in, her sorrow.
We are very . ineonsistentpeo-
'ple," remarks The Meaford Mirror.
lige yell for good roads •'and then
•tve yell about • paying for them."
'Yes, and the combined yelling is lik-
-r3y to rise up to diseurb the harmony
of the air for many a long year, or
with every road in the country is
"like a paved street. Then, no doubt,
-we .shall begin to ask that they be
covered for the winter, in order to
•3crrep them clear of now.
What endwits served by refusing
u young inn who is a prisoner at
Portsmouth' the privilege of visiting
'leis dying father,? Willsthe young
man he any more likely `to respect
"tilts maw or"the eights of others when
tiine is actually terminated .be-
cause he was denied the human right.
to respond to his father's dying wish
le see him once -mare? Is he likely
to be a ;better oititen because af•that
denial? Tliat is a matter for the'
authorities to Ponder.
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" again
',The 'Sinicoe Reformer c ' in-
.T.ietltices the Seggeseial that the
autusenent tax on aniateur sporting.
+eoratests,and the like should beabolish->
suT.•Tho' lto'formdr triiIy,. says . than,
sports interests in the smaI'ler towns
;✓ } '(rave a hard, enaitgh time to make.,
'ends eneet witlhottt'7tavtnt` to• contri-
ibu$e' t '.the' Provincibl" treasury'..
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I3oltoo1S which benefit everyone, al am lo -
r atettrP
s errs and'the t veterans
ns
.
silettTd be ,piemjit when they aspire
tss.put oa sninethiiig in the way of an
enter4•ainttlett 'or coitest; • '
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tth tt hat 'af'
• Ilondon was in j? l 14Y •t
;# thewar'ltt' on Tuesday, es all eyes
were turned thitherwvards and till
( ears pricked up'• to hear the 'voice 'of
His Majesty,"King George, welcome
the delegates' to the 'Naval .Confer-
eine- ' Few, perhaps, of • the loyal
subjects of•King George who listened.
to his voice on -Tuesday,' but thought
of the long anxiety of the months of
his' illness and -vete thankful that
he' was again able 'ter take has place,
and perform the duties of his office,.
His voice was firm and clear and as
he spoke the'listenfer was aware` of
the ,deep sincerity of his words. Ib
was not a frothy speech made up of
meaningless platitudet, 'hut one . of
brief, Sincere -desire that •the confer-
eneo would r`esuit in a 'lessening of
the danger of was',. •
In all the speeches there 'was that
ring ,of sincerity, Prime Minister
'MacDonald was athis best and he
was chosen as chairman of the con-
ference...That the conference may
be successful in reaching sorb agree-
ment which will result in the flmita-
tion •or reduction of naval arms is the,
wish of, the people of the five nations
represented, and. the conference gob
off to a good start Tuesday:
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5.
Mk. W. S. R. Holies, and all lic-
ense venal:et " have been, given a
supply of blotters to be banded out
to all those obtaining motor licenses
duxhig 1930. Thd blotters are sup-
plied by the Temperance Education
Council of Toronto and on their back
is printed scientific •information for
the license -holder, such as the follow-
ing: "When one meeits an emergency
in dr}t'ing. an auto, whab bakes plate
is briefly this;- an image of the ob-
stacle is formed en the retina of the
eye and an impression is conveyed to
dile brain. It is einterpreted, and a
judgment of the situation is formed.
An impulse is given through the mot-
or nerves to the muscle of the arm
and hand. The adjustment•of brake,
clutch, steering gear, etc., is then at-
tempted, Scientific measurements
make it clear that the mental process,
with a man in normal condition,
takes about one-fifth of a second.
Experiments under The l4Tediesl
Research' Commitee of England., re-
ported by Dr. A. Vernon Stooks, es-
tablish the fact that when a man has
taken as much. alcohol as is contain-
ed in two ounces of 'Whisky this pro-
cess takes from two-fifths to three-
fifths" of a second,
A drink on two of liquor means a
loss of two-fifths of a second in an
emergency. When it is recalled that
a car going at 35 miles .an hour will
travel betweeln 20 and 21 feet in two-
fifths of a second,"one sees how ser-
lously the margin of safety is im-
paired. Your own life and the lives
of others are at stake."
And in larger lettering the follow
ing i;uotateon: • '
�`.‘After di inking, it is impossible
to drive catrefelly"-•.Magistrate
BY owne of Toronto.
It takes a: clear brain• and steady
nerves • to •manage an automobile. A
drunk Or partially drunk man Can
drive a' ilii+se, ,per.,haps,' es a horse
never indulges in intoxicants arid
may be depended upon to keep •'his
wits 'about him, no matter how fool-
ish his Master becomes, but with a
motor car its different. Everything
depends upoe the. intelligence of. the
driver.,
STANLEY .- . ...
Mr. Will Seotchmer was in. Clinton
'oil Monday last.
Miss Mine Herbert, teacher of S.
S. No. 4, north, spent the week -end
with Tilr.. and Mrs. John Turner.
Mr. Wrill Parker was the guest of
friends on the Brunson line on Sun-
day last.
Mr. Ed, ;Talbot has sold his .farm
oiz'the Beufiinu lino to Mr. Allen
Steekle.
Ma; Geo. Coleman shipped a fine
bunch of stock •to Toronto lest week.
I. V.ARNA •
Mas:'A. Austin has -returned: borne
from Detroit, where; SW;vas
called
'on atcoiit 'cif the';u
den death
of iier
little grandson,, Broca +Austin Sc h ll;
The Royal Seariet Chapter Of Stasi-
SORB
• tal,
and
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MVOLSI
Unite
on'JI
elair,
of
Turlc,
McC4
and
Varn
ROBE
16th,
steel
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most
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Cali
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ory
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Bemis
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ley • me
on Tue
follows
. Wore
.Cont:
Erwin;
Marsh
Lewis
ty; 1st
John
braith;
• A pi
at Hen
15th, a
elaft), '
ter of
Tucker
to Wail
of Mr.
of Var
The •
in •a P.
george
even h
bouque
She w
Clinche
wore
green
line:
Mr. Po
gift to
the bti
and to
links,
Folio
dinner
bride, t
corated
and ee
ding ea
tetter
trip to
trait.
a smar
gold t
coat
shoes,
return
groom'
'Stanley
The
church
Mrs. 5
Clymer/
cided t
to gnou
respells
month.
financi
the ole,
served
The
District
ange
noon, J
McLeod
ducted
whielt
Dist..
Dist. M
lain, A.
W. K.
tam P.
Reid;
er, D.
Rathwe
G. Clar
CONTE
OTT
to The
✓inial
the land
prepare
park in
bee, a
Ottawa,
Stewart,
a gather
Quebec
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Tonal pa
vines,' l
remarks,
the pies
their. att
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yet pos;
art, no
matte '0
ficieni t
parts of
sass thi
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arted
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allf:Fred
Cast}e;
when
smith
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1VItaster,
Marshall,
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senses
f �Clinton.s.New,La
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d Egg
A, �y t �y
n ,, .!. .: • Howe
= Eggs 'bought according 'to DOtttin-
ion Government Egg Regulate*,
Inquire for out prices` of eggs.
Xou.rviil"always, find our pltces;par-
allel with the city markets.
Vat bens and, .well fiinished chicks
always wanted -Prices good.,..
Always phone our office for prices
before marketing produce.
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of
Clinton Public Hospital, on�G°
11th to Ma and Mas, D. A
a sun=Donald Ross
In Godetoch tov n imp on 'fan,,
to Mi+. e:4. hI'rs. Bert' Lobb,
:ghter:=Gi^tee. G(tzol
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iR II ----In Aleaanchie Iiospi-
iederich, on Jan:' 20th, to Mr,
ars.,Wilfred Ifoggarth, a son.
mond Robert, . "
Pi tuber bl Florist Telegraph Dahl,-
erV Association
CUI FLOWIERS
FLORAL DESIGNS
Far All OicaStonsS'ent Anywhere.
Crreenitat
Greenhouse is nt, near as your phone.:
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Two. Phones-6(iw •and 66$
N. W Tre�arartha
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Phones -Office 214j Residetiee, 214w
l rsaM SALTS .6 lbs, 2",c
SUItPHUR, 6 lbs.. for 25c
SALT P'ETRE,• per pound2c
.170
•eNiAR1 AG'ES
Concert Program
vczlE-
IL'-�.At the
d church parsonage, Hensail,
in. 15th, by the Rev. A. Sin-
Nettle' Mae,eldest daughter
r.and Mzs Wm.Pepper of
ars/pith, to •Wilmer George
g
Mehey,. of Stanley, son of Mr.
Mrs. George Mb0lincliey of
'DEATHS
Gadeznch, on Jan,
Mt's:. Raberb Roberton; for-
of Hullott township,; agc1'
ems'•
sit, n the. Beeper Hospitab,
an • January' 6th; Bxixce,
Schell,' youngest son 'of •Mr.
firs• Floyd It. :Schen, aged 10
hs and .14 days.and
and
..
Dance
IN AID OP
BAYFILLD PUBLIC LIBRARY
in
TOWN HALL" HAYFIELD "
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,,on
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FrYday, ,ran'. 31st 193n
from 8.30 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Program eomme6oes ab 8.30'sharp
followed by dancing and refresh-
, xnents ENTERTAINERS
TJ3 cLion, Gentlemen,
,AdtR'ssion, GentleCLINTON
• ,. men, l±e > Ladies,
25c sandwiches : 60-2.
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TirOUYICI Steak 2$e
Sirloin Steak . 30c
Po•rter House Steak -- 30c
BORAX, per:pound ,... , .. .. , .... , ... , :, , .
COD LIVER OIL, per gallon'
ZE OLEUM, LICE POWDER,IOW ,KURE
FORMALDIiXDE T MERiGINE BON AMI, .41:50
, GILLETTS LYE,
LEMON, BANANA AND. 'SEWINNG MACHINE OIL, - VALVE
GRINDING COMPOUND, FLAKE GRAPHITE; W1HITING
SHEET AND GROUND GLUE, STEWIART CLIPPER. PLATES,
COLEMAN MANTLES AND GENERATORS; ALADDIN
WICKS, MANTLES . AND CHIMNEYS, SWEAT
PADS; . ETC. ' -
Hamblarg Steak 20c
Choice Rib Roast : 22c
Rib BO11S 1 oC
Beef for sale by the quarter
Pork for sale by the half
TELEPHONE
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CVL
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Co •
or 'Whole •
Home-made Pork Sausage
per lb. 22c
. of ,all kilzds,
best quality. ' •
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Houle -nulla Head Cheese at
. VENNER,Electrician
H.
Electric Ranges, F1xtgres, Bulbs,,
'Appliances
VViriat 'and Repairs
�^
irons, Fans and other
Phone
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oveJy bird so young and- fair,
hence .by'early doom;
o show how sweet a flower
arattise-•wools 3310 OM."
IN MEMORXAM
) ltCGCK'-In • Lovina' rent-
Nathaniel Saunderieock who
this Life• Jan 9th,.1'929
•�`�C.H
�� •s5 .♦ anted
g .,
•"' We ase again in theanaxketfon,good.•Cures.Ineats
maple, basswood; 'elm and' white oak
g•
'legal, delivered tn•'oixr yard at Clin-
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Colt,
20c per .Ib. `
Any quantity of best Lard
COOkeu Tripe, lb. 5C
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-- .RUPTURE. SPECIALIST "
Rupture; Varicocele, Varicose Veins
Abdominal.Weakness, Spinal';Deform-
ity. Consultation Free. Call or write
J. G. Smith,'•Specialiat, 15 Ddwnio.: St,
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' W e ilValiit, Your
milk and 'Cream
We are manufacturers `,of b
cheese and butter. `. We want y
a year• ago' since Daddy
a -lonely. here below,
e miss :hYm, oh, how sadly,
e we loved him so.
Missed by: wife and family.'
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'• Oall phone 147-w, be see„I. ;A. Sut-
ter, Clinton. . • r ., 50-tf..
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Stratford,: Ont, ". ' • ' 10-1929.
milk or, cream. We pay highest
ket price weekly, Satisfaction
t in the Orange hall, Varna,
slay, January 14th, when the-
ng: officers.were elected: •'
Com.: W. J. McLeod; Dep.
Gee. Clarke; Ghaplain: A. E.
,Scribe; Fred W. McClymont;'
'Watson; lst lecturer:'
Clarke; 2nd lecturer: J. S. pet
Coni-: L. K. Epps;•:2nil Cond.:
Herald: D. C. Gal=
Sentinel: Tom Stinson
etty was
CARD OI THANKS ; •CONNELL
"b�. Thomas Sampsonand; fancily
'wish to- express.their sincere apprec-
elation
n to Hullett, Lodge No,,568 A.
A. M.:, to all those who .loaned
sleighs, to the ladies who:se kindly.•
provided. dinner.. ,for those who ac-
companied them Tram Palmerston on
Feiday lest°and to all who extended
assistance and; sympathy in their
recent bereavement,.
& TYNDALL
Clinton's LeadingMeat Market
Hemstitching
Experzene"ed'h'emstitching and:pic-
of edging done at a reasonable rate
by Mrs. W. J. Knox, Box
anteed.
Phone your order for finest ch
or pasturised butter in prints or
321, -Sea-
forth, Ont. ,-Phone 31,•: • , 39-tf.
ids to W. H. Lobb, Clinton; Ont,,
R. No. 3 Phone- No. 605r32.'
Fish and
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More Fish
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Forma Ior Sale
Lots 27: and 29,' 9th ,concessipn of
Gpderich, township, consisting of
16a acres of , good clay loam, VA
miles west of Holmesyille. Good
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THE•. • HOLMESVILLE C0i0PE
TIVE CHEESE AND BUTCE
' COMPANt-LIIIIITF,D
WA can still supply your
pp y you with
fish requirements, as we have anethr
er targe shipment on hand at the
same price as last 'week.
buildings,,,. neverfailing .wells.` Ap-
ply to Lewis Proctor, ;t. it: No. 3,
Clinton. Phone 611r2 Clinton can-
29 #
Eggs and Poultr
wedding solemnized
sail on -Wednesday, January'
t high noon b Rev. A. Sin-
g ' ytral.
Nettie Mao, eldest (laugh-
Mr. and Mrs. Wen. Pepper of
was united in niarr}age
mer George McClinchey, son
and Mrs. George McClinchey
na•
brid° was charmingly gowned
gown of venetian blue
and lace, featuring the un-'
online,' and carried a bridal
of aphelia roses and ferns.
attended by Miss Mabel Mc-
t, sister of the groom, who
en imported frock of foliage
georgette with uneven hem-
he groom was supported by'
star Pepper. . The groom's
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.HOG SETIPhIEN1S
Report of 'Hog Shipfnents for. the
month ending December; 1929:
Clinton• .Total hogs, • 185; select
bacon 65; budgie 106• butchers 9•
lights and feeders, 1,' ' '
Londesboro�Total hogs, 246; sel-
eat bacon, 103; bacon, 119; butchers,
10; 'lights and feeders, 6.
Huron Co, Locals -Taal 'hogs,
503; select bacons 111; bacon,325•
butchers, 37; heavies, 7; extra heav-
les, 8; lights and feeders, 12.
Iiuron Co. --Total 'hogs, 5134; sol -
act bacon, 1659; bacon, 2776; butch-
ere, 430; heavies?, 43; extra heavies,
4; lights and feeders, 116,
Specials for January 23, 24; 25
Icing Sugar, lb. 7e
Wheatlets, 4 lbs, 25e
Coin Meal, 6 lbs.... 25e
Our own coffee, lb. 66c
- To Rent - •
A modern dwelling of ,;eight rooms,
also garage on Gibbings St., Clinton,
Immediate possession. Apply to A.
J. McMurray, box 193, Harriston,
Ont. 26_tf,
Slone on Tuesday and Friday fo
noon to take. in Poultry
'
Eggs handled' at residence en
clay -graded by an experienced gr
er, for which we pay the high
mhrket price.
Core Starch, 2 pegs. 19e
Pastry flour, sack . 1 95e
Aylmer corn, 1'ri, 2 for 8eo
Lantern globes, 2 for 25c
House to Rent '
5 -room house, James 'street, Olin-
ton. Town water, electric lights .
Apply to W. Jago, Clinton, 31-tf.
Cream purchased for Stillman's,
A.E. Finch
Viking Cream Separator Agent.
Victoria St., Clinton Phone
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Postponed Meeting •
D i . Glidden
fiOLMJ;SVTLLE
The postponed annual meeting of
tite The.
Society will be
held in•tlie board room at the townLOgS
hall on Tuesdayl, Unitary 28th, at 8
o'clock, pan. All members are re-
•
Wanted
We are again in tate market 1
the bride was silverware, to
desmoid; a necklace of pearls
the groomsman, gold cuff
wing the ceremony a wedding
was served at the home of the
C. C. I. Tea
Afternoon tea en Friday, January
Collegiate
24th in Calle Ate auditpriunt 4,3D to
7. Proceeds in aid of Girl Guide
Uniforms, Pay a fewcents at each
table, 50-1-p,
House For Sale
Seven -room cottage with
quested to attend. H, E.Rorke, Sec-
rotary. 49-2.
good maple, ,deliv re cherry a
white ash logs✓ delivered in our yar
glassed-
in porch, Joseph street, Clinton. Pro-
party of Mrs. Geo. Ladd. Furnace,
Clothes Cleaned and Pressed
Clothes cleaned, pressed and re -
at Bayfield and 4th concession God
rich Township.. •
ho tables being tastefully de-
with aprofusion of flowers
with afoot -tiered wed-
ke. •
the bridal couple left fora
Toronto, Hamilton and De-
he bride donned for travelling
Announ• cement
Salvation Army Lantern service
"Uncle Tom's Cabin." In the Salva
tion Army hall on,Priday evening at
7 o'clock, Admission, children, 3c,
adults, 5q. Pion to come. 50=1.
-
town water; lights. 1Garden with
some fruit trees. Apply to le le.
letair, Joseph street, Clinton. 50-tf.
paired. Woollen goods dry cleaned.
Rooms over Heard's Barber shop.
W. J. Jago. 228342.
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McEwen Bros.
Farm For Sale
• 100 acres in Hallett, well tttler-
drained soil, 2 good spring wells;
largo barn and shed, stabling under
all. Good 8 -room frame house
House Por Sate
Comfortable nine room house,
Victoria street, Clinton. Garage and
stable. Apply to S. G. Castle, Clip-
ton. 40-tf.
HAYFIELD
Phone 624r4, Clinton,
46-t
t frock of black crepe with
trimmings, black broadcloth
sable trimming, and" hat,
gloves to match. On their
1VOTICE 1'O CREDITORS
In the Estate of :rohtt Riley, Deceased
with
cellar. No reasonable( offer refused.
Apply to Ohas. Sundercock, Londos-
bore. Phone 250 r25t Seaforth ten-
tial 50-5•
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Now Is The Time
• Now is the season to get your har-
Hess oiled. 1 am prepared to oil all
kinds of harness, single or double.
t-^--+ "--
File Mid-Continentaland
Corporation
twill reside on the
fine fat m, concession 8,
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M. M. S. of the Varna United
met recently at the hone of
:elk, the president, Mei. Mo-
t, in the chair, It Was de-
at the members be divided in-
groupB.
ps of three each to be
for the program, for one
Miss Bertha Diehl read the
report for' the year. Ata
of the! program Mrs. SteIk
a delicious afternoon tea.
meeting of Stanley
L.O.L. was held in the Or-
all, Varna, on Tuesday after-
au 21st. Wlore 'Bro. J. W.
Past District Diaster, con-
the election and installation,
:Tanked as follows: Wor,-
C. E, Diehl; Deputy
aster, F. Watson; Dist. Chap-
' b. Rea -Secretary,
Erwin; bis S y,t'
Stevenson; Dist, Fin.-Secre-
McClymont; Treasurer, J. W.
L. Clark; lst lectur-
C. Galbraith; 2nd lecturer, B.
•auditors, G.Johnston . and
NOTICE is hereby given that all
persons baring claims against the
estate of John Riley, hate of the
Township of Hulletb in the County
of Huron, yeoman, deceased, who died
on or about the 20th day of Decem-
ber A.D„ 1029, are required to deli✓-
er to Elizabeth Mann and Benjamin
Riley the executors of the said es-
tate or their solicitor, on or before
the 10b17,day* of February .A.D. 1930,
fell statement of their cleims to-
gether with particulars thereof, and
the nature of the securities if held
by them all duly verified by affida-
vit.
.AND TAKE NOTICE that after
the said last mentioned date the said
executors will proceed : to distribute
the estate of the said deceased
amongst the persons entitled there-
to having regard only to stab 0101113s+^
as. they shall have received due not-,
ice and in acesrrdanee therewith.
DATED ab Clintons, Ontario, this
20th day of January.A.D., 1030.
W!. BRYDONE, Clinton, Ontario,
Solicitor for the said estate
. • . , 60-3.
Tenders
Tenders for the erection of a new
• J. A. Workman, harnessntaker, Kip-
Pen. 49-2,
'"Having completed sale of shares
second Standard Royalties, are no
school in section Na 10 Goderfch
township, will be xeceived up to 6
p;id Monday, Feb. 10th, 1930. Plans
acid specifications may be seen at
the home of the undersigned, Lo-
Loweable
est or any tender not necessarily ac-
cepted. Certified cheque for 5 per
cent. of contract price must accom-
patty tender. ' Sighed Oliver R.
Welsh Seo.-Treas. R. R. No. 2, Bay-.
field, Ont Phone 22-606, Clintons
central. 50-2-p,
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1 x f,�iy
fi�0�ll.� Cllz� I S•
WI
giving clients another chane° to pu
chase .Syndicate unites, with bout
of contitnon in a new Royalty C'ou
pang.
Call on representative for partici
lays.
J. G. CHOWEN
CLINTON.
P. O, Box, 155 Phone, 1
Il_p0
es®MI�L�To=
Wanted
Experienced
Hi.
(ll ljUT
THE FIEA �Q acs
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e
Deep Warm • Witl
maid, who can cook
'��
LEHIGH VALLEY ANTHhACIT•
for family of three. Apply to 14irs.
Ramsay, 197 Ridout Street, south
c,
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MORGANTOWN BITUMINOUS
London. 49-3-•
•NUT
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MINEHEAD ALBERTA
DIAMOND O.K.OKCOKE
DIS€'ERSION SALE
oC'Herd e Dispersion of
Ayrshires--
ices
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or
LIBERTY DOMESTIC SIZE COX
L'
-re
ton Herd of Registered yr
2G head --to be sold by auction on
TUE1SDAY,. JAN. e8th, 1930'; at 2
p.m., at Earlston Farm' '(1 mile
southwest of C.N.R. Station); Sea -ewe
forth, :Ont. Apply lar catalogues.
w, , •�
r .E '! ,�
, lEille..
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A. D. cCartne V
J
Coal Dealer
Queen Street Telephone 2;
k
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
•,
14iPLA7'E NEW NATIONAL
PARK
In the !:state .'• 2 John we• 3oltns,
1Joceased.
J. A. D2eKENZIE, Prop, 49-2.
MEETING OF HURON COUNTY
-,'' • COUNCIL
•, The Coblicil of the Corporation of
the oiinty • of Huron will meet in
the` Goitnt'y' Council chamber Goder-
ich at; two o'clock In the afternoon
of Tuesday the 38th day of January
Dees••
, All ;accounts against the County,
y' a applications for Old Age I'en-
dons should bre in the hands of the
Clerk on or before Saturday the 25th
inst. ire order to ensure . action at
this meeting of the County .C`•ouneil,
Did you ever, stop to think that
much of our containment depends On
comfort?and
Wherever you- find a smoothly run-
nYng -household; good meals on the
table, warts, cosy•roams to.live in, a
cheery fireside to gather around,
There you are likely to find a ha -
P
py, contented family.
Keep up the contentment of your
home'with another load of heat
I`olks Coal,
Intplernent Agent
I handle Coekshutt iinpleme
.pecan separators,, Frost a
Wood Implements anti carry pat,
and repairs for seine... .
I am .also agent; for' Allis -Ch
meta Tractors.
Those wishing. to. inquire alts'
any of the above kindly call at t
xesidence,
JOIHN V. DIEIIG,
(Zueen.Street, Clinton.
81
pot,. Jan. 20 (Special
News-Reeoid)=:I£ the Proms
Government ' would set, aside,
the Pedeeal government was
establish a new national
the G4"tiifean •district of Que-`
few, mules to the north - of
• stated' the • . Hen: Charles
Mtinister of the Interior, to
Mg' of Ottawa, women in the
mete -of -the Chateau Lauder.
was to see established a eat-
rk in revery one of the pro-
to said in the course of his
' "whielt dealt' chiefly with
en g oup 'parks
t r of15 ark and'after
ructions for tourists.
i a Stewart,' "`as
da, sa d, M S
•no supreme works of
g;i at Cathedrals, me mobil-,
f bistety ,' of entigiiity'' suf-
.
o hitt 'visitors ,from" other
Die world but site does os
„ P
Cgs that aro of world tiller-
r 'heat' attracttor iii her
.. , ,,, .. h �
:her .ilia mf tent lane's and
,e
s ei unspoiled il ild.r est
V , Ti n po ed w m
wonderful. l4ational Patt.s. •
,NOTICE is Hereby given all'per-
sons having claims against -the' es-
state of John . Rowse Johee, : late of
the. Village of 'Veber, ie. the; County:
of ILaron., laborer, deceased, who died
on or about the 15th day of •N'ovem-
ber Al)., 1929, are required to de-
r eel'and •the ad`ntittis-
liver to -Ethel 1, r
tratrix :of the said estate or lies 'Sol-'
leiter, on.or.befor'e the 10th day of
kebruaiy A.D., as* aefull;sts lenient
d,f their claims together with parte-:
culars thereof, and;the.rtatuve of the'
t
securities if held lay hem all duly'n
verified by affidavit. • ;
AND TAKE ,NOTICE that a ,r
the said last Mentioned date the sold.
s ' e ' , is-
admimstratrtx will proceed ie. d
tribute the estate of„the setae; deeeas-
. ed amongst the • pet:sols ` .entitled
t,
thereto having regard only to.- such j
. .,. i
she shall have received due
rice therer Tilt. -
notice and t:n trecotda V.
- ,i
` DATED at ;Clinton, Ontario, this
rr ""'f anuar •' fi':D:' 1980 •
soils;
, tt to t Ontario
J . t tat °
olteitot oi• the sa d ea
b0-3.-
and the Oe A. Pensions Committee.
Applicants for 0. • A. Pensions
that al ue tions are
should see l q s
roterl „ slut. plainly, answered anti
P Y '' executed. Be
all forms properly.
Call the '
t�l�
McCo nick -De ening AgCpC,
g'; over• the, above
fOr 80011, clean coal Having taken e a v
ency for this district I. will Ise• ,
sure your Post Office and • the .1Vtun-
ieipality you live • ill are correctly
given.
Itifuntct al Cl�exks ' aro asked : to
icip
p
� le
sendper mail as ' soon < s. 'possible
p
their Certificates of Z IoeLton of
.
Reeves -De uties..:
. , • ' GEO. HOLMAN . ;"
C n ieYt,.
., ou y f;.
Goderich, Jan, 10th,,,1930. 49.2.
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handa full stock of rep ars. and p
of all McCormick -Deering mac.
and will appreciate
P , g ofthfa' share o£
Clnttott..
illglaratrona a o£ the:fainhers'suroun
- .: ,
a myshe next do,
:. Cal t
, 7otxes! blacksmith shop,' Kiiig sir. • '
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Y ..*.W. TEVVAA
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• •CLINTON--Clinton, ()nt,,:•Pkone 2$lty.