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THE CLINTON-NEWd RECORD
THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1931
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INTEREST. TO YOU
AND ME
of When children are born theyale
afraid not more than three things:
NEWS ®' HAPPENINGS ix,�"
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����io CLINTON 'HEAT,
he editor of. the Seaforth Expos-
talks like a man who has. often
his''own. meals and " -more' or
fend for hhnself. But we are
going to waste anyon
We've noticed that it is usu-
the man who has' most ofwill
st that
of thing to do who- wouldn't
it it for litre world. The, man .wlto
plains of being '"hen-pecked".
int is,
They are afraid 0± loud sonnets, they
are; afraid of being dropped, and it is
possible that they : are afraid ot
things that are sudden and liner-
Pected: 'Wen the infant is stimulat-
ed in either of (hese ways, his face
krinkle u , his fingers aifd toes
P
and the muscles of his arms and. legs
om
willbee e tense, and" he.'may cry.
So 'far psychologists have not been
able to finch that children aro born
DISTRICT,
EXETER,: 3'. S. Elliott, of tie-
ter, has had the remarkable expel:
:PEARLY
fence of having,a three -hitch darningYOU
needle pass through his body, Mx
Elliott, who had no recollection of
swallowing.the needle, suffered
sonic pain fiveyears ago, but the
cause of the trouble was not located.
a recur-
Recently 11fr. Elliott hadgreenhouse'
- CUT FLOWERS
. •
•Eggs
FLORAL -DESIGNS
‘IF !
ds Y!!�a For All, Occasions
Carnations,. Sweet Peas; Tulips,
_ Daffodils, Narcissus and
Flowering Plants
Growingin our now
And Poultry House
bought according to Domin
,ion governmeet Egg Regulations.
Inquire far out prices` of eggs.
will always find our prices' par-
1 P
allea with the city markets, -
' Fat hens. and well -finished chicks
always wanted-Pri'ees . good.
Alva =s hone eoffice,
3 phone to for prices
before marketing produce.
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WHEN
- YOU
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FOLKS
HEAT FOLKS SLUMBER°`Earl to bed' and earl t
Y Y o rise
ON THE GRATE is an out-of-date maxim. It:
CAN GET U down t taJce a vex r
Y g elft
GO TO ®CD LATE sreteh of the imgjnateion to
Boli wa that t
i originated when
bed• was the only place where
YE5, AND KEEf''WAR1N
AS 'TOAST a Body could keep coinfoxtahle
after sun -down. But nowadays
it1E CL pCK �lROUNfa ever bol de en Y ,
Y Y p ds on the ITeat
Folks to ]seep the house cont-
corn -
* • * *
ploud
1 item crept into this. columnpport
week which had no right here.
as an interesting little squib a-
things;h fear of more than these three
sounds loss of support,
and the unexpected stick as a sudden
change of temperature.
rence of the same trouble and
stilted Dr, Dunlop, of this town,' con
P, Af-•
ter a thorough .examination was';
made the doctor discovered and re-
•
Our greenhouse is as near as your
phone-
N. N. -rreweii`itia
Phones—Office, 214j Residence, 214w
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bitable 24 hours a day. You
don't. mind getting up early in
a warm house, And than -
oughly enjoy staying up for a
. American speed, clipped from
exchange and intended. as a flit-
but in the hurry of malting up
paper Thursday morning it got
Every other fear that a six-year
old or a fourteen -year-old or an adult-
has, he has learned. Children learn
to be afraid of dogs. The y learn to
move, the long, sharp cause of • the
trouble. It seems incredible. that
such an object could_go through the
stomach and other parts.. without
^yam
Chas. V. Cooke
Phones: Gew and 66'.
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Pi�b1iC School Concert
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late party or an interesting
book when you know the Heat
isn't going down and leave
you in chills•.. Lay in
thio column. The News -Record
be afraid of the dark. They learn to causing pain and inconvenience, but
outlet the patronage of the Home and
Sehaol Club.
a few
..e' ° • '�' tons of three -shift comfort!
is itself upon onlyg.gThey
p including ori-:
I matter in this. column, unless
tricle is quoted and duly credit-
regrets this error, The oth-
ay we had an offer from a wait-
be afraid of saran a men. learn the faet,.remains and the deicer has
to be afraid of being afraid, the needle es evidence.
How sloes a child learn to be
afraid? WALTON: Fetes 1VIcArthux,:
Examples will 'illustrate the way in Youngest son of the late Peter Mc-
CARD OF THAIVILS , 50c
MEMORIAL VERSE
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PER LINE .. ....10c
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TOWN HALL, CLINTON
Thursday & Friday, March. 26 & 27
7.30
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ver in the"United States some-
e offering us weeklyeditorials
he fifty
which children learn to fear 'thing's. Arthur, and the last member of a
An infant was allowed to play with large family which was among the
early settlers in this locality, died
a toy rabbit. He handled the fur3-act`
BIRTHS
p.ni., sharp .
scPANDORA"
Operetta be
a PHONE 74 CLINTON,ONTARIO
a. -:;e , s .v s
small cost of cents per
but we decided to stick to • the
with: evident enjoyment, taking it in Let Thursday night following a
BLAB); In Goderich township, Base
p,
will egivenh'.
by the
p p'
senior pupils. also the following- drills
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product. A poor thing, perhaps,
own.
* * * *
1 the fuss about installing a
er bath in the town hall at St.
caused the
his hands, rubbing it aganst his face, short illness, at his home in Walton.
and smiling. The next time the Tab Deceased lived .for a groat many
bit was shown him, his sight of the years on the ninth concession of
rabbit was accompanied by a very Morris Township, retiring a few
loud sound made by striking an iron years ago when he went near Blyth
bar wieh a livewittrohisson.Two vas years ago
heto
mar -
Line, on March 12th, to Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Blake, a daughter,
GRIFFINInToronto, on Feb. 28th,
to Mr. and IN es, J. P. Griffin, 8
TIaslett Ave., Toronto, a dough-
tee—Margaret Eleanor. '
"A PATRIOTIC DRILL,"
"ARBOR DAY PROGRAM,"
"A GLIMPSE OF HOLLAND."
SONGS, CHORUSES, ETC.
by the Juniors
The School papulas are Always
�. ��++,g'��,gg is
C* + V5-rk ale Electrician
Electric Manges, Fixtures and Bulbs
Irons Fans and other Appliances
iPII anccs
1rid P
Wiring and Repairs Phone 7
failing tos get permission
the town officials. It appears
nt touch tl ehammer.
vnbbit; When7eitwould was vied to Miss Iiirlcby, daughter of
brought close to him he crawled g
DEATHS ATHS •
Admission 35c. 09-2.
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$he town council and a corn-
away. And when the rabbit followed the late Geo. e. Kirkby and Mrs.
AKAM—In Clinton,
lLirkby of�russels. His wife, two
on.Mardo 11th,
of citizens began working to-
for the relief of those in need
town but the council corn-
s that the committee exceeded
uthority by ordering goods with-
him he crier]. The rabbit and the
loud' sound had been experienced at sons, John at home, and George on
the same time, and the natural, in- the olds hGilbert `Grestea igntlsoone d T -
born fear of the loud sound had be -g,
come attached to the rabbit• funeral took place on Tuesday a_The
ter-
interment being made in Brus
Catherine Nielbergall, widow of
Abraham Akani, aged 87 years.
FOSTER—In Goderich, on ar. 9th,
Adam. Foster, in his 83rd year.
c g_
St. Patrick's Social
ST. JOSEPH'S .HALL
on the evening of
CAPITA I, THEATRE
T GODERICH
Northern Electric Sound System
Poultry, r�' Eggs Crew?
WANTED
We are prepared to buy above ev
the council. Only the
ed representatives of the town
Pexercises
authority to spend public mon-
course, and the members ob-
d, It is
noon,
In another instance a child learned g ,
to be afraid of the wind. She was Bels ce tretery.
sleeping in a sleeping porch when a AUBURN: Fire caused byan ov-
rather violent wind care up. The erturned lantern completely destroy-
wind made a whistling crooning
included hymn, prayer and
preadingby
kin. tore Brenton Cod-
kin. The minutes of the former
NOONDAY, MARCH 16
Progressive Euchre the first part
NOW PLAYING —
Richard Arlen in: The Sea God
cry working day. Eggs graded by
experienced ed
Cream purchased for Bowes
Creamery, Toronto,
easy to understand,
a committee, appointed to attend
ie distribution of charity and
together with the town au-
ties, might be tempted to over-
ed the large barn on the farm of
sound through the screens, and the ,Charles Hallam, four and a half
child was almost lulled to sleep by utiles- northwest of here last Thurs-
the lullaby around her. Just before
day night. An implement shed which
the moment of sleep, however, the was located near the barn also took
meeting were read and a social meet-
ing 'was announced for next Mondayto
evening. The first topic "The PeaceARTHUR'S
River Country,"was taken by Irene
Walsh and the second topic, "Work
of the evening followed by dancing
the strains of
RADIO ORCHESTRA
• OrJ_i_p
!
MONDAY• and WEDNESDAY
Grant Withers, Sue Carol, Kate
Price and Tully Marshall
[I
and a crowd of dazzling Banc-
A. E. FINCH
Agent for Viking Cream Separator
Victoria St., Clinton. Phone, 231.
its authority in a matter such
is, but it is always better in the
run to be cautious. Ratipayers
wind blew one of the screens to the
floor with a bang and crash. The fire and was destroyed together with
all the 'farm implements which it
child began to cry. The eerie sound contained. In addition to the build-
the had amused her,
In the Peace River District,' by
Edith Beacom. An instrumental
was-
given by Pauline Robinson.
A TREAT
cess in a fast -paced, red-hot
story
"DANCING SWEETIES"
Implement Agent
`9 l
I handle Cockshutt implements
a very effective way of dealing
elected representatives who al-
P
in the handling of public
and most members _of muni-
councils are quite jealous, and
1y so, of their rights in this re-
}
of wind, which Ings and implements, Mr. Harlan
had been accompanied by a loudFOR
lost what remained of last season's
noise. The noise had aroused fear; hay and grain crops, tour cows, one
the fear became attached to the horse and a large number of hogs•
wind because they had occurred to- Some live stock was saved from the
g'ether, and for a year thereafter the burning building. The fire which
child showed intense fear of even a started about eight o'clock, was
g
fairly strong breeze, She did not en- caused by Mr. Hallam upsetting the
Short prayers were offered and the
meeting closed with the Mizpah
benediction.
BZYTH: Miss Torrey, represen_
tative of Canadian Winter Chautau-
qua, has completed arrangements for
a contract e
.for next winter in Blyth,
EVERY DAY IN LENT
Hot Cross Buns packed with
fruit and spices . filled with de-
lieious wholesome flavor, Isere s a
Lenten treat you can't afford to
miss. Baked frequently.Orderany
some now.
TUESDAY ONLY
Pathe's new musical drama of
Irish Luck and Irish Love
rp
"LUCKY IN LOVE
with Morton Downey and
Betty Lawford
liegprra it's a chanes fer ye to
and cream separators, Frost and
Wood Implements and carry parts
and repairs for same.
I am also agent for Allis-Chal-
mets Tractors.
Those wishing to inquire about
of the above kindly call at my
VARNAj
e following appeared in last
tirely recover from the fear until lantern while engaged' in putting
four years later, down feed. While the new brick
If parents were to control otuefully house on the farm was in no Mimed-
the things that happened to a child iato
vi s
having scented the necessary number
°f guarantors. Those who attended
the Chautauqua festival here last
week were delighted
HOT CROSS BUNS
Richer and Tastier Than Ever
RESULTS OF DENVER SAN
.1.
help the Lions' Welfare Fund
an' enjoy yerself at wan an
.
th' same toime,
residence,
JOHN V. IDIEI,
London Free Press,
Alma College, London Alumni
danger at any time, it is felt
it is not unreasonable. to suppose that that it might have taken fire but for
they could keep the child from hav- the light fall
with each
program,
WICH BAR CONTEST
TITUR. FRI. and SAT,
,
,. "UP THE RIVER"•
Queen Street, Clinton,
81-t4,
ast evening at the Monte of I1Iis,
Moffatt, Waterloo Street, with
40 members present. The
Wilt, Miss Dorcas Roe was inY
hair duringthe short business
n. Mrs. Arthur W. Robinson
of snow last night. The
ing fears that are disturbing, and loss was considerable. The barn was
that they could teach the child those insuredtoth,textent of $2,800, while
fearsrethat
s relations ttoavoid
fe i^{should the coo ents s ed ane] implements are
to be partly covered.
be guarded as closet as their vela -
y
tions to fire and broken glass. BLYTH: The Young People's Soc-
EXETER: Baize Precentor, team-
ster for Mrs. E. 3. Christie coal deal-
er, had the misfortune to step on a
rust nail which penetrated the sole
of his foot, and as a result he has
been off duty. His place was taken
on the delivery
1st: Miss Agnes Reynolds.
2nd: Miss Lucy Warren.
3rd: Frankie Lawson. 4a
Weight v
g t of Bar 9•..x lbs.
�p y
66 ss
/o
4ALIPdtGi�(7(QD 8�
Spencer Tracy and Claire Luce
head a great cast in this tale of
rough and ready wit, A laugh
riot!
Coming; `°Moby Dick."
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Cheese Factory to Open
CleTees andoButtex[ICom le Co-operative
Company will op -
en the factory for the manufacturing
ler committee took charge of
which featured Dean
iety stet in the school room of St.
Andrew's United •Church on Monday'
UNABLE TO EXPLAIN l3I.AST
by E. Cliff and C.
H. $ARTLTLT
GODERICH. Rev. A• L. G. Clarke
of cheese on Tuesday, Mar, 17th, and
solicit the
Mason of the University of
Ontario as the speaker.
emir, Miss Mar Pate, conveno
THAT FILLED GODERICH MAN g• y
of the missionary committee, also
Clinton, Ont. Phone No. 1
rector of the Church of St. Jahn the
Evangelist, London,
patronage of all old pat -
raps , also new patrons. Give us a
Mason gave a delightful travel
her trip to Vienna, where she
congress
the congress of the Interna-
0
Inquest Into Death At Toronto of Clete Watson as aooistant, had
Norman Lewis is Adjourned charge of the program: Devotional
Toronto, March 5:—No
and a former
popular rector of St. Goorge's church �+ g Q
Goderich, has been invited by the HOCKEY MATCH
congregation of Grace church,
Badminton
EUCUURE• & DANCE:,II,
trial, we guarantee satisfaction.
LOBB, E. A. YEO,
Council of n, as one of
representatives. She also
explana-
tion for the manhole explosion which
resulted in the death Norman IIIPPEN
Brant
ford, and Archbishop Williams to
take over the Telephone Cityteam
l
-
The Winthrop All -Rural hockey
will playa
the
IN
IN THE TOWN HALL, HAYFIELD
on the evening of
Secretary,
07-tf,
a vivid description of several of
countries which she
visited. During a roe-
hour dainty refresh is
served in St. Patrick's color
e,"
Will Rowson, Roy and Orne
Monday evening at Mr. and
of
Lewis of Goderich, 10 days ago, was t
given at the inquest into Lewis'Mr, Dan Ross held an auction sale
death leve today,. and the inquiry Tuesday. A. splendid crowd was
present and good prices x8iized,
was adjourned until March 18. We are sorry to loose Ilia. Ross
bit. Lewis was walking on Front from our covmnunity anti we wish
street near the Union station and his successor, Mr. John Tremerc
stepped on a manhole cover just as all success.
an explosion occurred. The blast Mr, and Mrs. Won. Butt and son
parish.
Air, Clarke • has the question under
advisement.
IIENSALL: Thomas Shaddock,
section foreman on the C.N.R. here
had the misfortune to have his foot
severely injured last week while cut-
ting a steel rail. It is the custom to
let the rail fall sharply to the round
g'
game with
Clinton Intermediates in the local
rink on. the evening of
�? March 13th
Game at S o'clock.
'Twill be a snappy game. Dont miss it
Admission
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Friday March
uncle' the auspices
•�+'r��� p es of the
HAYFIELD BADMINTON CLUB
Adtnissi n 'Gents, 50e Ladies, 25c.,
4 ' '
0c-2'
ANNOUNCEMENT
Orwin to the state of the roads I
g
may not be able to visit the farmers
personally to see their Bogs and
lambs but will appreciate having
them call me by phone, 105 even -
ings and at noon, for
Wmt. Reids.
threw him over a parapet, and he
Roy of Seaforth, spent a few days
from some little height in order to
25c and 15c. 091-,
prices and par-
treaters, During the day can be
and Mrs. Lloyd Heys and fern-
y Y
mt Friday evening of last week
home of Mr. and Mrs. George
George Douglas and Irene
as of Hensel) spent Saturday
dropped to the driveway beneath the
pp y recently visiting Messrs. Edgar and
station, dying almost instantly.
Today,Thos. Butt.
eye witnesses and officialsand
of the Consumer's Gas Company bie. and Mrs, T. Workman and son
gave evidence regarding the tragedy. Orville were in Exeter during the
There was some confliction shown in week, attending the funeral of Mrs.
completely sever the cut, In this
instance the sail ha enecl to rebound
pp
struck Mr. Shaddock on the foot
with such force as to inflict a nasty
wound and he will be kept from
work for some time.'
AUCTION SALE
Auctioneer, Thos. Gundry, hes re.
ceived instructions from Wm. T.
aw, A 'iW,, �" CHICKS I C K �
•�>
Barron Strain White Leghorns
Ontario Bred -to -lay Barred Rocks
CUSTOM WATCHING
found around B. Levis' office.
DAVID CANTELON
1LLoli
Clinton 96-tf,
guests of Mr. Wm. Logan and
t'. Logan. •
and Airs Tom Robinson spent
evening with Mr, and Mrs.
Robinson spent the
the stories of the eyewitneses, some Workman's aunt, Mrs. T. Prior.
stating that they saw a sheet of Quite a numbe'i: of farmers have
flame. burst from the manhole; while tapped in readiness for the first
others testified that there was smoke good run of sap, But this storm is
but eo flame. George A. snick- very discouraging,
en, superintendent of the distribution
SEAFORTH: A pleasant sur prise
7
patty was held at the home of Mx,
and NIrs. Robert Smith nvlten the
members of First Presbtyerian choir
met to congratulate their organist
Jenkinsosell by public auction on
lot 40, con. 1, East Wawanosh (near
Blyth) on Wednesda March 18th
commencing at 1 p,m his entire farm
stock and implements. 00-1-p.®�eriliileiitf
STAMINAX and BLATCHFtlRD S
CHICK FEEDS
ELMSLIA CHICK FARM, CLINTON
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FOR
��jqj
Llxiiiliei��l
Cor
-Grace
nd with Miss Helen Anderson,
Stewarts eys'speut the week-
his Mr. Mrs.
department of the Consumers' Gas The auction sale of harness and
Company, declared a crack had been equipment hell by Mr. John Work-
found in a nearby gas main, but the man Thursday last was very satin-
and choir leader, Mr, and Mrs. M. R.
Rennie on the anniversary of their
wedding, Supper was served 7
—y-
g�,pp
BABYCHICKS
E. L. Mittel!
L A`Jll !Il Jl!! 213
Phone
and l.'y�r�?arafiY®Ii 1�(�1[$�!$
Bonds
CALL ON
parents, and
Iieys.
Albert Bohner bought three
of cattle from Mr. Georgecap-by
d'
and Mrs, Anson oleman em-
Q
creche seemed to have been caused by factory, A. very large crowd was
the explosion, and had not been in present and Mr, Ill lliott, the auction-
the main Prior to the accident, The eer, handled the sale in his most
to the
leas co p n y, done no best of tgs able manner. Good prices were real-
lied.
vicinity for 10CUSTOM
years and this was. Miss Mildred Workman spent a
at
o'clock, after which the evening• was
spent in cards.. Mr. and Mrs. Rennie
were presented the choir ivit']n a
beautiful china set in honor of the
occasion:
BARRED ROCKS,
March and A •til, 15,00 er hundred
p P
For May, 814.00 per hundred
84.00 hundred
hundred
For Sale
Shorthorns of quality, breeders
feeders and milkers. Present offer -
ing, two young bolts ready far •ser-
vice, front richly bred, good milking
CL ARK
' Phone 182
Representing -- ,McLEOD. YOUNG,
WEIR & CO., TORONTO
ed a few of theiv friends on
evening of Iast week,
are glad to see Mt. Elwood
again, after spending the
re months in Cuba. He was
with the
the first explosion in.• his experience day with Miss Mabel Workman ofdams,
in 30 years. Hensall recently,
"To tell you the truth I'm puz- The W. 11C. S. quilted three quilts
zled," he declared, when asked to on' Friday last in the S. S. moan of
give a theory as to the cause of. the the church.
blast. - Mr. Thos.
Keep the Date in Mind
Remember the Firemen's card pat
l
ty end dance, to be held M their new
hall on Friday evening, April 10th.
per
E ., TREWARTHA
Clinton R. R. No. 3, Phone 611-22.
09-tf.
priced according to the tunes.
Phone 61Visi Clinton,say call atlc the
farm, Visitors always welcome,
Roy
Roy Pepper, 2 con. Tuckerstmt F
L.R,S, 08-2- p'
-,
You can rkaci warm with Lehigh
Valley Anthracite Coal, or have win -
ter sunshine every day if you burn
the famous O.T.O. Coke.
g sante company 00
Potter, son and grand-
Clifford, who has been
bout three years. Owing to a
in the system, of working, El-
services were not required any louder'
1
Robert McFarland, John D. 'Fra- son of Hohnesville, were callers on
se', Leo Barbeau, aIi eye witnesses, Mrs. John Anderson on Friday,
declared there was a distinct rumble, which was Mis. Anderson's seventy-
than the backfire of an auto- third wedding anniversary,
mobilo as the manhole eover flew
Wall Papering
wall papering, painting and up-
holstering done by Evered L. John•
sten,phone No. 640r14, Clinton cert-
trot, I have
House to Rent
Comfortable house, Albert street,
Clinton, electric lights, town water,Queen
8 rooms
For Sale
Jersey cow, to freshen in May.
Payment can be t,xxanged to suit
at time of James
Also a good supply of Wyandotte
Coke, Alberta Coal, Bituminous Coal.
Prompt delivery £torn my sheds on
Street air anytime.
of the young people of the
up. Barbeau ran to the edge of the samples
about eight hundred
of Boxers-Stountons
a
garden, stable 'and gar-
age. Possession April 1st. Apply to
Cant
McNeil, Mary street, Clinton. 08-tf.
attended the euchre and
held in Bayfield on Friday
and all report an -enjoyable driveway,
hole, he said, and then ran back. ANSWERS TO- QUESTIONS ON
He had proceeded to the station PAGE 4 - ing
where Lewis' , body had also
and
Empire Sunworthy wall papers rang-
from 70 to $1.50 per single roll,
g
50
Albert Morrell, Londesboro. Phone
28-15 Blyth eentt'al. 09-tf,
. ,Baby Chicks and Hatching Eggs
Try our Bred -to -lay Barred Roek
A. D. McCartney
Coal Dealer
dropped.
g to the roads Dieing blocked burning
There was an odor of 1. 'Ghandi. holstering
cloth. but Lewis' clothing 2. A• beautiful relic of the
about samples of York up-
fabrics and about 100
Farm Tor Sale er Rent high
Chicks thatgive satisfaction and
,
eggoproduction.
Queen Street Telephone 2b@
recent storm, Rev. Mr...was
as unable to hold services •on
in the Anglican church here:
great
not smoking'. 'San Francisco earthquake • and
:George Co les was sittingin his,
g yfire of 1906. All that remained
samples of York drapery for. over-
curtails, •cushions and comforters
beautiful window shades o:Pplain and
80 ae a faint, lot 22, con. 6, God-
erieit township.04-tf.
A11 grass, never-
'
Rat Chickfarm.the
8, g
4:;
automobile
Mr'"PouIter who hasn't been the
well for some tinie, was not.the
conduct services in the Uni- Said,
across the street from intact of a certain mansion was
manhole, He saw Le vis oto the pair of white marble col-
1i g I
mailbox at the post office, he limns at the entrance. They
and then start up the street. have boon placed in Golden Gate
fancy laces and insertions Duplex
and Venetian: See my catalogue and
samples." E. L. Johnston.
1a sgtore ri jigiereee k' lots ' shade.
y house , good barn
driving shed, orchard, 7 acres bush.
Apply. to R. Y. Cox, Huron street, building
Notice
31' d• your spring carwriter work,
and repairs, write or see
;+
After 40 years'
"
+l
tact
experience we
on Sunday and as the The
rahwas stormy, no services were deceased
explosion occurred just as the Park.
was about to Coyles' 3. .British Cohimbia, There
NOTICE TO
Clinton .for particulars. 09-tf. Bert
Buller, Isaac street, Clinton,
OG -4-p.
still lead the field in effective re-
pass are
CREDITORS
sults.
car.
Margaret Chuter is spending
ays at Mr. Will Stephenson's fractures
Line. Dr.
turgid
21.,2 telephones per 100 of pope-
The result of the autopsy showed' tation,
: and many burns and cuts, 4. . Ciancer of the stomach,
E. -R, Frankish reported.- A free- 5• "Lysistrata" by ,Aristophanes, a
skull had caused death, Greek writer of comedies. This
CREDITORS and others having
claims against the Estate of Jennie
Taylor, late of London, Ontario, Spin-
ster, deceased, who died at Clinton,
Ontario, •on the 1st day of January,
Will Present Play
ThN
g. Ladies' auxiliary of the Pres-
byterian chtuclt are busy peactisin
for the play "The Old Maid's Asso Mullett
elation," to be given on Thursday, about
Farm For Sale er Rent
,.
Fifty acres, being Lot 17,-C'on. '3,&
township, nearly all in grass.
6 ox 7 acres of •goad ]tardwood
KELLY, AIK0 ye
Collection Specialists
Gite]ph, OItAGEViLL ox 40 years
-�..w
1' ARE YOU AFRAID OF? adjourned
Chief Coroner Dr. Nt. M. Crawford play has been enjoying a long
the' hearing. Consideration run this season in New York.
1631, are required to send fall par-
titulars
Y, bush,
April 16th. Keep the elate open. street,
Apply to John Ginn, Fulton
Clinton. 07»t$
1 .Owen Sound
of such claims, duly verified
of
(Ry Wilfred Wees) • sided
the blame, if any, would be de- 6. The Assyrian leader who, along
in two weeks, he 'declared. with his great army, was stria-•
ken during the by "An-
to The London and Western Trusts
Company, Limited, at London, Ont-
heifer Calves For Sale
•Thoge wishing to
g purchase Hol-
House For Salo or Rent
Tem coon comfortable house,' Jos-
�'i�sS�C�� w� U i, i IOi q�f
SAWING
en should be afraid. Fear is
of as if it were some-
at should be avoided in the
of the child;. but children
night the
BRITISH BOYS FOIL. FARM WORK gel of Death, at the very gates
of Jerusalem. T•his happened
A good class of British boys rang- chilling the reign of the good
mg from 14 to,21 years of age --turd
ario, the. Executors of the last Will
and Testament of the said deceased;
on. or before the • 14•th day of April,
1931., aftez'-Which date the executors
stein heifer calves -should leave opt epi
,oken
dens wth nie as I shall have • some o
from time'to time during the next
few weeks. S
s If I. cannot supply you
street, Clinton, possession , at
sit o , C n p s
e. or articulaxs a 1 to A. -nets'
nc F p lip y
eche Clinton. e_te,
y,,
Our Saw Mill will be at John Tux-
fat's Clinton at Hayfield
a. eld, and
at T. wailer 4th con. Goder'e T
z h Twp.,
to do custom reeving during
O afraid
e afraid of being run over
they: should •
f falling from high places,
uld be afraid of deep water
they be
from inexperienced to three years
'Canadian experience -will 11e avail-
able for placement on a yearly en-
gagement basis anytime after Mar.
thrill 1pt:ot8stant homes
kin I3ezekiah.e
g
7' Britain's {ordmost lrviatrix. Slie,
EI ar alone to Australia last
year,
8, The elephant,
well, proceed to distribute the assets
of the estate among the parties en-
titled thereto, having regard only to
the. claims' of which theymaythen
have notice,
at once will be able i;a do 20 within
a few days of order. W'. Marquis
q
Base Lino, Phone 63t3-21, Clinton location
Central. 09-tf. storey
Farm For Sale or Rent
lot -con, lett
100' acres, 30, 6 o Mullett,
1 utile from highway, 1
' . s 2 large
;rod frames house, age
the Gonn-
m spring.
•
���� ��®�.
Thane 62414 ,Clinton. 100-tf
cant swan, should
only sun-
p, ;in Shakespeare's play, Ric
Dated Zonlon this
barns
with stabling and other build-
atuinblin> into a hole in the
ry should be afraid of doing
t is not, then, that we should
ldren not to he afraid. We
each them what:to be afraid
pliedwages from. $120.00 a year. up
according to age and experience.
Application forms - niay be •scoured
by writing to the Hostel, Norval,
Ontario. 09.4.
evil
HI. the battir.. of Bosworth evl
Field between him and Hcmy
tactor 15 in progress and Rich-
arch has been unhorsed.
1U, Gaiitsboxough, -
at Ott da of'
M'areh 1931. Y
'The
The Landau • and Western ;Trusts
Coni tuuv, Limited
p . • , Executors by
Nlacphersan, Pmvrtn and Carruthers,
their herein. '".' 09.2.
Eggs For Batching tng's•
ghor from bred -to -lay t e White and
Leghorns, hens two and three 7801'5
•' ell
old, Price $3:00 ,per hundred, Applyr General
to Roy: Tyndall, R. R. No. 3 , phone APPl3r
•Solicitors
607r3. Clinton. oo •r.a
Well watexed with springs
never -failing well; ordered, fend
h Ile For n school and
bus int f n
store. •e. ' Fail lowin done.
t' plowingi Parted.
Mr He n,y McBrien, Ontario
, ,,,,__,^_ yr.__
Clothes Cleaned and Pressed
•
Clothes • cleait8d, pressed and re -
Woollen goods dry cleaned.
Rooms over Ileard's Barber shun_
;• 1 01reec, utmtivn; nux vrsi,
W, 3. Jago.
2283-t,£e