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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1930-03-13, Page 5•T1W[[SDAAY, MARCH 13, 4930 THE CLINTON-NEW✓3 'RECORD ,OF' INTEREST TO YOU AND 'IGIE' Well hold up both hands ' for 0 separate highway for •trucks, pre - Tided the"truolt• owners will ,build the highway m w * * If the Dominion Government pro- hibits the export of intoxicating Iiq- the only to iC i nor y ,g al th ng to' do is to cattail the manufacture. Canada is manufacturing much more of the -stuff than any young country should •+ eouinme. • • ! - i The St. ;Marys' Journal -Argus` .carie out in pink; last week. No =doubt the editor was feeling the lure •of'spring and wished to make a bit. of a splurge, but we hope' he won't. 'keep . it up. That particular shade •of pink dazzles our eyes and is very hard en our complexion, we can hardly bear to handle the paper long enough to read it. Nothing like the good, old common white. * , * At Ottawa Mr. Bennett attacks the patronage system; but in Ontario, B1x, Ferguson's Government 'sees -that no Grit gets a Provincial job. If lVlr. Bennett really wants to do away with patronage, he, should ' Iutve a quiet talk with his friends hi Poronto. Goderich Signal. Yes, and The Signal attacks pat- ronage in atronage_in Ontario and ignores it, or -tries to imagine and to make others imagine that it does iiotexist, at ' Ottawa. When party leaders and party newspapers begin " to attack • evils and to right wrongs in their own party we may see- some im- provement. The charge, "You're • another," is never the prelude to an • honest effort at reform. STANLEY Mrs. Morris Durham . and little son George of Rockfort, Alberta, who -have been visiting with the lady"s. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry -Diehl,' left on Monday for their home in the west. Jess Welton of Kitchener` spent the week -end as the guest of , Mr. ' and Mrs. Henry Diehl. ' The following is the school report of S. S. No. 13. The pupils were examined on the following subjects: Arithmetic, Geogi'apthy, Spelling, History, Art, Literature, Grammar and A•riculture. Those narked "" were absent for one exam: Sr. 4th -Harvey Keys, 74; . Allan • Keys, 71; *George Nevem, 68. .Sr, 3rd -John Keyys, 71. 'Jr• 3rd -Mildred Haug, 70; Bob- by Peck, 53. ` Sr. 2nd -=Dorothy Pecic, 81; Clare McBride, 72. Jr. 2nd -.Sybil Keys,76; Gordon 'Keys, 74. 1st class (Order of merit) -Jack • Peck, Russel Oesche, George Haug, Pr. -Florence Haug. [.Number on roll, 14; average at- - tendance, 13.65. -A, J. McTaggart, teacher. . FORMER RESIDENT OF HUL- LETT PASSES AT ADVANCED AGE IN EXETER John H. Medd, for many years a resident of Mullett township; died at his hone in Exeter on Saturday • evening last, aged eighty-four years. Mr. Afedd was born in the County -of Durham, near Millbrook village and over sixty years ago moved to `Hullett, with his young bride, tak- ing up the farm now occupied by his • son, James E. There they lived un- til about nine years ago, when they moved to Exeter, where a son resid- ed and a daughter was teaching. 'They celebrated the sixtieth anni- versary of their marriage a year . ago. .Mr, Medd is survived by his wife, Ante sons, tlV, G. Medd, member of the Provincial Legislature for South Huron, John PI., of Nobleford, Alta., Bruce I+., of McKillop and James E. on the homestead, and one daughter, Mrs. George Layton, who Was spend - Ing, the winter with her husband at Upland, California, when her father died but who arrived home in time foe the. funeral. yesterday. Raving been readied by telephone immedia- tely after her father's death. Mrs. Layton Matted by train, leaving Mr. 'Layton to follow by motor. ?Mr. .'edd was until a few weeks before his death quite active and usually paid a daily visit to the home ad bis son in Exeter. He was in possession of all his mental facul- "ties and was interested in all that went on about him. He could tell many an. interesting 'story of life in •Thilletr township sixty years ago • •and delighted to recall those early -days. He was a lifelong menber • of -the Methodist Chbrdt up to the time' Cif Union and since that of the Uni- ted Church„ `He -was connected with Idain Street church, Exeter, since :moving to that town. The funeral took place yesterday -afternoon, a short private service be- ing held at his late residence in Exe- ter. The remains were, then brought to Constance cemetery, where they• were laid in the,family plot. The Thy. C. J. Moerhouse, pastor of • Main Street church, conducted 'the services, the pallbearers being three • sons, W. G., Bruce and James Medd• two grandsons, Bruce and Llayd Medd, and a;neighbor, James Fergus- -on.' Il1ACKENZIE RIVER ::AIR MAIL SERVICE Early break-up conditions in the 'Mackenzie River .area have trade it necessary to advance the date, of the • `last through -kip.' for the •tvinter•sea- son.. from Fort McMurray to Aklavik and way points. , leaveoft Theplanes will b *Mur- ray ray on March 13th instead of M,areh 25th as previously aniTh3uieod, and are due to arrive ` at Aklavik ori March 18th. Returnng. they will leave Aklevitr on ,March 19th and reach Tort McMurray on March 23. DEPUTATION -ASKS.:,-GOVERN- MENT FOR LARGER AP- PROPRIATION FOR GODERXCH HARBOR - A deputation ,from /Goderich wait- ed on' the Minieter of Public works, J. C., Elliott, at Ottawa on Monday, asking a larger appropriation for harbor work and were given a syin• pathetic . hearing. 'The deputation was comprised of Mayor J. H. -J. McEwan, Town . Clerk'S L. Knox, 'G G. L. Parsons, J. W. Fraser and several• members of the town council, The deputation was ' introduced by- Mr.. [George Spotton; member for North Huron, while Mi. T McMillan, mein- ber for South Huron rMr. F. G. San- derson, member forSouth Perth, Hon. Hugh Guthrie, KC., member for South Wellington, and C. A. Roberton, M,L.A., for North'/Huron, were also present. M(syor MaccEwan thanked .the Government very heartily and Holt. M,r. Elliott particularly for the work done en Goderich harbor in the past, and Hme expressed the earnest hope that the Government could see its way dear to completethe necessary work on the inner harbor as °soon as possible: He pointed out. that now is an opportune time to remove Ship Island, .with the big Boon' Dredging Company plant being still at Goderich completing other im- portant dredging contraets.. He indicated that.. Goderich would favor, if necessary a postponement of the completion in concrete. of the north and south piers for a start to be made on the island removal scheme, which he estimated to cost $150,000,: to $200,000. Mr. Elliott explained the detail of the work planned for Goderich har- bor this year, for which an item of $100,000 has been placed in the train estimates. The ' minister predicted that Goderich will become a great commercial port, much greater even than it has been in the past. The Government, ,be added, would be pleased to do all in its power for the ,Goderich'harbor.• ' NINE -TONE PLANT .SBTS NEW • • RECORD , A recent flight from Paris to London' made in 95 minutes breaks the record made by a plane flying from London to Paris in 99 minutes at an average of 141 miles an hour. The -distance of approximately 200 miles was made by a British' air- plane carrying 20 passengers and weighing nine tons. • An average speed of 145 miles per hour was maintained. WHY MERCHANTS TURN GREY The following letter has been handed us by one of our town mer- chants, but we feel sure it is not a personal experience. Farmers in old Huron County,aren't made of this sort of stuff. But if it ever happened anywhere it's funny: - "Dear Sir, - I have your-- statement showing that I owe you $79.60. I air enclos- ing cheque for $5.00, for which please send the a receipt. I am sorry that I cannot pay more at present as money is quite scarce right now. My living expenses are very high and I find it hard to get along. I will try to send you another payn'ent of $5.00 when I sell my hay in July, I cannot pay yen more at that time as ray daughter finishes college this year and that costs a heap. I night add we have had to build a shed for. the Ford so as to put our new car in the garage. I have promised the niissus a trip to Niagara in the fall. I feel this is corning to her as she .has been working quite hard. We cannot go sooner on account of having the house remodelled some. Farmers around here are in a hard place financially with the price of gasoline as it is at present. Yours truly." Lenten Service At , the Salvation Army, entitled "Boy 'Scouts in Camp," Friday, 7.30. Adults, 5c, Children, 3c. Afternoon Tea Aar afternoon teat will be held at the home of Mrs. James Livermore, King street from_ 3.30 to 6 o'clock, on Friday, Murch 21st, by Group 3 of the Women's Institute. A cordial invitation is given to any who may be able to come. 67-2. House For Sale On Orange street, Clinton, a corn fortabie seven -room cottage, with furnace, town water and lights, good garden, a stable and garage. Apply to Thos. Rathwell, at Ernest Bozell s Rhone, 32. 57-2-p. For Sale Royal coal -burning brooder stove, in good condition, 1,000 chick rapac- ity, also a quantity of good hay. Apply to Fred C: McCool, Londes- boro, R. R. No. 1. Phone 28-14, Blyth central. 57.2. Fer Sala Frame house and' barn, Inquire et News -Record office. 57-2-p. Egg For Sale Eggs from'e pen. of Guild's Regis- tered and Pedigreed Rocks, at $1.00 per setting. C. B. Hale, Clinton. 57-3-p. Slabs Nom' is the time to buy your slabs while . they last. E. Ward, Huron street, Clintons Phone 155. 57-tf. PIANOS AND RADIOS We are offering for 10 days a new piano of high grade make at a spec'. ial price, of $298.00. Also a $135.00 Victrola to go at $40.00; one cabihr e�Radiopricedat3150,00•t tnewn '.o g .0 . Phone 4- 1 at once. at$100 0 hon 3 6 6. No need to leave your own- com- munity : for instrument- valise. as .we will compete with any :firm in Can- ada and terms 'to meet your conven- ience. Phone 34-61.6. J. E Ilugill, & Sons. 57-3, BIRTHS GIi1AIG-Its Clinton Public Ilspital, on March 8th, to Mr, and MIs, Ed- ward Craig, 'of Goderich township, formerly of Ballyntina, Ireland, a KYLE -In time Clinton Public Hos- pital, on Feb. 2Gth, to• Mr. and. Mrs. W. T. Kyle, of Lippe'', a daughter. --Jean Isabel Margaret. bEATHS BROWN In Clinton, on Mar. 7th, Lucy A. Brown,' aged 70 years. FOWLER -In Tuckeremith on Mar, 3rd, Elsie Dawson Mlodeland,` wid ow of Joseph Fowler, aged`'; 70 years: • MIPDD--In Exeter, on Mar.' 8th, John H. Medd, formexly of Hullett !township, aged' 84 %years. • CAMERON ---In Bayfield, on Mar. 11th, Alexander Cameron, in his ,90th year. BRADLEY- -At St. Petersburg, Fla., ion March 10, Merrill Rose (Pin- ky) Bradley, daughter of the late ,Albert G. Bradley and Mrs. Eileen Bradley of Ottawa, aged 14 years. - 'Funeral service at Norman A. Craig's Funeral. Parlors, 1255 Queen Street Wiest, Thursday,, March 13th, at 3.30 p.m, CARD OF THANKS S. A. Brown and family and Miss Maud Archer wish. to extend•. their sincere thanks to the friends and neighbors in Clinton and vicinity for the kindness and sympathy shown during the illness of Miss Lucy Brown and since her death. Homemade Baking Sale and Tea Afternoon tea and sale • of home baking under auspices of W'.M.S. groups, -Ontario 'street church,, ori Friday afternopn, Mar. 28th, from 3 to 6 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth A. Kennedy Ontario street, 57-2. Seed Potatoes and Oats • We can spare a • few bushels of Irish Cobbler potatoes, certified, seed, also a quantity of White Danish Oats which yielded 50 bus. per acre last year. Price 90e per bus.. These oats have been grown by many good farmers in Tuckersmith for some years and proven better yielders and thinner hulled than many varieties on the market. Phone 34-616, J. E. Bugill & Sons. 57-3. For Sale at a Bargain • Two good second hand radios, ori- ginal cost about $200.00 each. One has been sent to factory and is good as new. The other is in good con- dition. Also several battery chargers for sale; cheap. One set wet 13. batter- ies $10.00. If your radio has no volume perhaps some of the tubes are dead. We can fix then' good as new, for 25c each. H. A. HOVEY 57-11. Barley Por Sale Quantity of O.A:C. seed barley. Apply to Mrs. A. Le Beau, R. R. No. 5, Clinton. Phone 619x2, Clinton central. 57-2-p. Pancake Social A. pancake social will be given in Grace United church, Porter's Hill on Monday evening, March 17. Pan - calces and Maple Syrup, followed by Irish program. • Admission, Adults, 40c, children 20e, 57-1-p. Hatching Eggs For Sale • Eggs from large type two and three year old S. C. White Leghorn hens, heavy laying strain, else frons Barred Plymouth Rock hens, $4,00 per 100, 05c per setting of 13. R. Tyndall, R. R. No. 3, Clinton. Phone 607r3, Clinton central. 57-tf. Car Insurance For car insurance call an J. G. Chowen, Postoffico Box, 155, Clin- ton. Phone 52, Clinton. 57-tf. Wood Wanted •Six or seven cords of green hard- wood, maple and beach, body wood of good quality, 18 inches long, to be delivered at Summerhill school by Apirl tat, 1930, Tenders will be re- ceived by undersigned up to March 15th. Oliver J. Jervis, sec. -treasur- er, Clinton. 56-2, Administrator's Sale to Close Estate Re Estate of James McMurcbio [Offers will be received by the un- dersigned Administrator of the Es- tate of James McMurchie for the purchase or rental of valuable town property iniown as Part lots 3 and 4 King Street, Clinton, on which there is said bo be erected a two-storey brick building. Further particulars of the property may be obtained from The Trusts -and Guarantee Company, Limited, 302 Bay Street, Toronto, Ont., . or: the solicitor, Ra. Vanstone, K.C.; Wlinghant, Ontario. 57-2. NOTICE TO INT13RESTET) PERSONS Estate of William Isaac Wiley, late of the Township of Stanley, yeoman, deceased Persons claiming any interest in the estate of WAliam Isaac Wiley, whether as beneficiary or by reason Of assignment of interest or other- wise are hereby notified to present their claims with proofs thereof to the undersigned on or before the 31st day of Match -1930, after which date the undistributed residue of the estate -will be paid over to the poisons appearing to be entitled thereto' and no claim received after saiddatebe the will entertained. bated at Clinton, Ont., this. 6th clay of March, 1930.. Barbara McIver, Clinton, Ontario, Administrarix de bonis non of. the Estate of William Isaac Wiley. 1 57-3. Member of Florist Telegraph Deliv- ery Association CUT ELOWIERS FLORAL DESIGNS For All Occasions; Sent Anywhere, Greenhouse is as near as your phone. Chas. V. Cooke. Two Phones -66w and 66j Mary's Castles in the Air A 3 -act play presented under' auspices of Young people of Sharon Church in SIIARON CHURCH. ON Friday, March 21st 8 p.m. Adults, 35e. Children, 20e 57-2. Pure Lard, bulk, lb. 17c or 3•lbs. 50c Rose: Brand Shortening, lb. prints ; Rose Brand Shortening 3 Ib. pail 50c Home-made Head Cheese, per lb. 20c Choice Queen Olive's in bulk Cooked Pickled Pig's feet 3 foes.,25c ' ' Dry Salt Pork; lb. 25c Smoked Pic. - Hams, lb. 22c Cot. Rolls, P. Mealed, lb30c Cottage Rolls, smoked 32c Fresh Pic. Hams- 22e Loin Rst., Pork 27c Rib; Rst., Pork 25c Shoulder Rst, Pork 24c Side Pork in piece 22c Pork Chops . 27c H. -M. Pork Sausage 22c Rib Rst. Beef - 22c Shoulder Rst. Beef 22c Rump Rst. Beef 22c Corner Rst. Beef 24c Pot Roasts, , 22c to 24c Rib Boils 18c Flank Boils 18c Brisket Point 12c Break. Bacon,, piece 33c Cot. Rolls, P. Mealed 30c Cot. Rolls, smoked 32c Sauer Kraut in bulk - 3 lbs. for 25c Nice large Dill Pickles G • Back 25c Smokedfolack and P. M. Back -Bacon of Best Quality Large assortment of Cook- ed Meats. Choice bulk Pick- les, sweet and sour. Try our Creamery butter, it's real good. Kindly leave your order early. CONNELL & TYNDALL Clinton's Leading Meat Market Grass 'Farm For Rent 100 acres, all in grass, plenty of running water and shade. For par- ticulate apply to Bert Nott, Londes- bore, Phone '28-18, Blyth central. 54-12. Farm For Sale or Rent West 1-2 of lot 27, concession 12, Hullett, 11=2 miles from Londesboro, consisting of 50 acres in good state of cultivation, Good 8 -roomed house, Barn and hen house; never failing well. Apply to Geo. H. Barr, R. R. No. 1, Auburn. Phone 207 Blyth sentral. 53-6. House For Sale Comfortable nine room house, Victoria street, Clinton. Garage and stable. Apply to S. G. Castle, Clin- ton. 40-1f.. • Sealed Tenders ,addressed to the undersigned and endorsed "Tender for interior. fittings Public Building, Exeter, Ont.," will be received until 12 o'clock noon Thursday, March 13, 1930, for the supply and installation of interior fittings in the Public Building, Exeter, Ontario. Plans and specification can be seen and forms of tender obtained at the offices of the Chief Architect, Depart- ment of Public Works, Ottawa, the Supervising Architect, 59 Victoria St,, Toronto, Ont., the Builders' Ex= change, 1104 Bay St., Toronto, Ont., the District Engineer Custom Boase, London, Ont., and' the Postmaster, Exeter, Ont. Tenders will not .be considered mi - less made on the forme supplied by the Departntent and in accordance with the conditions. set forth therein. Each tender must be accompanied by an accepted cheque on a chartered bank payable to the order of the Minister of Public Works, equal to 10 p.c, of the amount of the tender. Bonds of the Dominion of Canada or bonds .of tho Canadian National' Railway -Company will also be„ac- cepted as security, or bond$, and a q cheque if •re wired to make up • an odd amount. 'By orders N DDSJARDINS, , Secretary. Department of Public Works, Ottawa, February 25, 1930. 56-1. Clinton's New -Laid Egg And Poultry House: Eggs bought according to Domin- ion Government. Egg ,Ij,ogulations. Inquire for our prices of eggs. You will always find our prices par- allel with the city markets. Fat hens and - weIl-finished chicks always wanted -Prices good. Always phone our office for prices before marketing produre. " N. W. Trewartha Phones -Office, 214j Residence, 214w Logs Wanted We are again in the market for good maple, basswood, elm and white oak logs, delivered in our yard at Clin- ton. H. E. Ratz Call -phone 147-w, or see J. A. Sut- ter, Clinton. 50-tf. JUST ARRIVED Our Spring Shipment of Men's Work Boots have [just bean unpack- ed with several new lines :added and all priced to give you the best value for your money obtainable. • SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY, FRI- DAY AND SATURDAY Honey bar [Biscuits, '2 lbs. , .. , • ,25c Dominion Biscuits,. 2 lbs. 25c Heintz Tomato Soup, 2 cans 29c Corn Starch,. 3 for - 25e Wheatlets, 4 lbs. 25c Swansdown cake flour, pkg. 39c Aylmer Corn, l's, can 10e Loose Coffee, Ib. 65e D. E. Gliddon HOLMESVILLE 'Auction Sale Of Farm, Farm Stock and Imple- ments at west hall of lot 27, Hullett township, 11-2 miles north-west of Londesboro, on Tuesday, March 18th, at 1 o'clock sharp, consisting of the following: HORSES -Aged general purpose horse; driving horse, 10 years old. heavy horse, 5 years old, weighing between 1500 and 1600 lbs. CATTLE -Red cow, due to fresh- en in April; grey cow, supposed to be in calf; red cow, supposed to be in calf; steer, 11-2 years old; 2 calves, 1 year old; calf, 3 months old. PIGS -2 store hogs about 125 lbs. each; sow with Iitter of 12, 4 weeks old.• HENS -30 white Leghorn hens; 20 Plymouth Rock hens. IMPLEMENTS -- Massey-Ilarris binder, 6 ft. cut; Massey -Harris drill and cultivator; Frost & Wood mow- er; disc harrow; McCormick hay rake; -wagon; hay rack; walking Plow; 3 -section diamond harrows; fanning mill; cutter; buggy; cutting box; gang plow; set of bob sleighs; root pulper; turnip drill; 2 horse- power gasoline engine; Frost & Witted scuffles; set of double har- ness; set of plow harness; De Laval cream Separator, No. 10; churn; Sugar kettle; grind stone; cross cut saw; hay fork; car; 160 ft. rope and set of slings; cook stove; kitchen table; quantity of oats and peas; about 3 tons of hay; - quantity of turnips; forks; chains and numerous outer articles. .Also the farm, which consists of 50 acres of good clay loan., with good 8 -room frame house, bank barn, 20'x 68'; driving shed, hen house; gar- age; buildings are all in good state of repair and farm in high state of cultivation, well -fenced, and a nev- er failing spring; one acre of bush. Everything to be sold as proprietor is giving up farming. TERMS: On farm: 10 per cent. of purchase money paid down on day of sale, balance in 30 days. Terms on Stock and Implements: Hens, hay, grain and all sums of $10 and under, cash; over that amount 8 months' credit will be. given on furnishing ap- proved joint bankable paper, or a discount of 4 per cent straight al- lowed for cash on credit amounts, Geo. H. Barr, Proprietor, [Geo. H. Elliott, Auctioneer. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of Catherine Lovett, Deceased. ' NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claims against the estate of .Catherine Lovett, late of the town of Clinton, in the County of Huron, spinster, deceased, who died on or about' the 2$rd day of January, A.D., 1930, are required to deliver to Nelson Ball, the executor of the said estate or his Solicitor, on or before the 8th day of March A..D., 1030, a full statement of their claims together with particulars thereof, nand the nature o£ the securities if any, held by them all duly vitrified by affidavit. AND TAKE NOTICE that after •the said last mentioned date the said executor will proceed. to distribute the estate of the said deceased amongst the persons en- titled, thereto having regard only to have receivtdall s such claims as he h ari e' rid in accordance there- with, due none a with DATED` at Clinton, ,Ontario, this 17th day of February A,.D.; '1930. W. BRYDONE, Clinton, Ontario, • Solicitor for the said estate. 54-3. Persuasive Prices with no Sacrifice of _Quality EPSOM SALTS, 6 lbs. for 25e SULPHUR., 6 lbs. for . 25c SALT PETRE, per pound '12c BORAX, per pound , 7c • COD LIVER OIL, per gallon . ZENOLEIYM, LICE POWDER, KOW KURE FORMALDHYDE, ENERiGINE, BON AMI, GILLETTS •.LYE LEMON, •, BANANA AND. SEWING IVIACHlNE ,OIL,. VALVEE. GRINDING COMPOUND, FLAKE GRAPHITE, • WHITING ,SHEET AND. GROUND GLUE, STEWART CLIPPER PLATES, COLEMAN MANTLES AND GENERATORS, ALADDIN WICKS, MANTLES AND CHIMNEYS; SWEAT PADS, ETC, Miller TELEPHONE 53 Hardware Co. CLINTON C. H. VENNER, Electrician Electric Ranges, Fixtures, Bulbs, Irons, Fans and other Appliances Wiring and Repairs. Phone 7 RUPTURE SPECIALIST . Rupture, Varicocele, Varicose Veins Abdominal Weakness, Spinal Deform- ity. Consultation Free. Call or write, J. G. Smith, Specialist, 15 Downie St., Stratford, Ont. 10-1929. Baby Chicks There is profit for you in the dif- ference. Better chicks for the same money. Chicks 'hatched by our Hu- ron Mammoth Incubator possess ex- tra vigour. Are you interested? Well, I think so! Wihite or phone for particulars of Barred Rock and White Leghorn Chicks to J. Elgin McKinley, Zurich, Ont., phone 97 ring 4, Hensall. 53-tf, Farm -Sell or Rent Eighty acres of rich and produc- tive loam; good natural and artificial drainage; picturesque location. Farm about two Hiles from Clinton on Baseline. Buildings consist of newly shingled house; large barn; driving shed also windmill, Considerable Terms one-third purchase down; or full rent in advance. Own- er, 322 South Plain Street, Romeo, Michigan. Further information, W. Brydone, Clinton, ' 51-14-p. Farms For Sale Lots 27 and 29, 9th concession of Goderich township, consisting of 160 acres of good clay loam, 133 miles west of Holinesville. Good buildings, never -failing wells. Ap- ply to Lewis Proctor, R. R. No. 3, Clinton. Phone 611r2, Clinton cen- tral. 29-tf. Clothes Cleaned and Pressed Clothes cleaned, pressed and re- paired. Woollen goods dry cleaned. Rooms over Heard's Barber shop. W. J. Jago. 2283-12. For Sale or Rent 80 -acre farm, lot 22, con. 6, Gode- rich township, good brick house with frame kitchen and shed. Good well. Barn with shed. Lancl, clay loam, all seeded down. Never -failing spring creek. 7 acres hardwood bush. Will rent for pasture if not sold. R: Y. Cox, Huron Street, Clinton. 55-12. House For Sale Seven -room cottage with glassed - in porch, Joseph street, Clinton, Pro- perty of Mrs. Geo. Ladd, Furnace, town water, lights. Garden with scene fruit trees. Apply to T. K. Mair, Joseph street, Clinton. 50 -tie NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of Fanny Mair Deceased. NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claims against: the estate of Fanny Mair, late of the town of Clinton, in the County of Huron, widow, deceased, who died on, or about the 16th day of February A.D., 1930, axe required to deliver to Thomas K. Mair, the executor of the said estate or his Solicitor; on or before the 15th day of March A.D., 1930, a full statement of their claims together 'with particulars thereof, and the nature of the securities if held by them all duly verified , by' affidavit, AND TAKE NOTICE that after the said hast mentioned date the said executor will proceed to distribute the estate of the said deeeased a- mongst the persons entitled thereto having regard only to such claims as he shall have received duo notice and in accordance therewith. , !DATED at Clinton Ontario, this 24th clay of February, A.D., 1930. W. BRYDONE, ,Clinton, 'Ontario, Solicitor for the saki estate., 55-3, We Wan* Your flank and Creailla We are manufacturers of bot cheese and butter. Wo want yow milk or 'cream. We pay highest mar ket price weekly, Satisfaction gear„ anteed. Phone your order for finest cheese or P asturised butter in prints or soi ids' to W. H. Lbbb, Clinton, Ont., B No. 3, ?hone No. 605r32. THIS HOLMESVILLE CO.OPER.A• TINE CHEESE AND BUTTER' COMPANY. LIMITED Keep Warm With LEHIGH VALLEY ANTHRACITE MINEHEAD ALBERTA - SOFT COAL. NUT COKE AND ,11,1,1' DOMESTIC SIZE COKE A. D. McCartney Coal Dealer Queen Street Telephone 250 Eggs and Poultry Home on Tuesday and Friday fore- noon to take in Poultry. Eggs handled at residence every day -graded by an experienced grad- er, for which we pay the highest market price. - Cream purchased for Stillnian's. A. E. Finch Viking Cream Separator Agent. Victoria St., Clinton 'Phone 231 e Implement Agent I handle 'Cockshntt implements and cream separators, Frost and Wood Implements and carry parts and repairs for same. I am also agent for Allis-Chal- mers Tractors. Those wishing to inquire about any of the above kindly call at my residence. JOHN V. DIEHL, Queen Street, Clinton. 814f, McCormick -Deering Agency Having taken over the above ag'. ency for this district I will keep on hand a full stock of repairs and parte of all McCormick -Deering machines and will appreciate a share of the patronage of the farmers suronnding Clinton. Call at niy shop, ` next door to Jones' blacksmith shop, King street, W. J. STEWART Clinton, Ont., Phone 281w 04-tf. Clinton's Vaittlan U.T THE HEAT FOLKS CHANGE YOUR. CALENDAR,; FROM MARCH TO MAY March is here! Strong, blustery winds Gusts of rain! Mud puddles! A little later we will want to get out-of-doors.' But during March it' is intieh pleasanter to stay in a warm house, The Heat Folks can bring sunny summer into your house. Call then. at '74 for a load of DL&Wi Coal, which is the best sub- stitute for summer on the market. Call the tattl.10, For good, clean -coal . 1Iustara ICOABI: COMPANY PHONE 74 CLINTON