The Clinton News Record, 1931-03-26, Page 5THE CLINTON-NEWS RECORD
OF INTEREST TO YOU
AND ME
Well, holo .do you feel today, the
•nticldlo of "Health Week,.?",
It does not look like paying proper
respect to our flag of Empire to use
a Union Jack as a warning against
a newly -opened drain. Slalf a yard
:square of turkey,red cotton would be
the proper thing, The Union Jack
should be reserved for more digni-
fied use,
Farmers' daughters are to be 'on
,an equality with farmers' sons in re-
gard ;to, municipal franchise, Por
some years the sons of farmers, who
-worked with their fathers on the
-farm, although not owning any pro-
perty, have had a vote in municipal
eledtions. There seemed no real rea-
son why : daughters should not. have
-the sante privilege' and now they are
:to have it. Whether or not it will
prove•a boon to eitherthe daughters
or the country remains to be seen,
•era
Sir George Foster, the -veteran
'senator, advocates the co-operation
of the parties in the face of present
conditions, fel the good of the coun-
`try. 'In view of the time wasted in
factional strife such a truce might
be so much to the good, A. glance
spending a fewweeks with her
cousin, 1Vfiss S. Sampson at Palmer-
ston
Mrs. E. Crawford spent several
days in. London last week and at-
tended the funeral of her -sister, ?1frs,
McNiel who died, quite suddenly.
The three-day course which was
held at the community hall last week
was well attended. Mrs. Allen of
Toronto demonstrated on Handy
Craft and proved quite ptetesting
The several different ways of beau-
tifying a home at small' cost was
, well worth trying,
The regular monthly meeting of
the W;omanrs' Institute will be held
two days before the regular date,
this time, on 'Tuesday, March 31st.
This is young girl's day, and the
girls always; have a treat in store,
the girls having full charge for both
program and lunch. Miss Alberta
Snell and Miss Gladys Mountain are
1 ladies Al tad s are welcome
and an interesting time is expected.
Those who slid not get their articles
dipped at the special' course' may
bring them to this meeting,
I The large snow plough which is
cleaning off the highway not
moving very fast, They have had
several breakdowns and bad lack in
general.
aver the daily reports of the proceed -1
'ings of either houses Qf parliament
will convince anyone that if the time
spent in fruitless Wrangling were
spent in consideration of public
questions the.. sessions would be very
much shortened and, probably, the
`business of the country would be per -
Yenned much more efficiently.
LONDESBORO
The regular meeting ,of the W,1Vf,S.
•of Knox church, Londesboro, met in
'the church' on March 20th, with'Mrs.
Forster, vice-president, taking charge
Meeting opened by singing hymn,
"0 For a Thousand Tongues to
Sing," followed by prayer. The
scripture reading was given by Miss
Hamilton, Jude 20-25. The business
was then discussed and after a hymn
was sung the "Watch Tower," was
'heard from, Mrs. Fingland; reading
an interesting paper on Korea, Miss
Hamilton on Canada, and Mrs. For-
ster gave an interesting talk on Af-
ricans,
fricans, which was given a week ago
in Sarnia by Miss Effie Jamieson,
'returned Missionary, Mrs. Forster
read a chapter on India also a let -
'ter from. lir. and Mrs. McKinley
'from China. A paper was then read
on Temperance. The study was
'"Fruits of Christian Missions in
Japan." Leaflets were read by Miss
'Hamilton, Mrs. Forster, Mrs. 'Ping-
'Iand and Mrs. Melville. The devo-
tional leaflet read by Mrs, john
'Scott. Hymn 540 was sung, followed
'by prayer and the meeting closed
with the benediction, ,
Miss L. Young, who has been vis-
iting friends in London and other
points all ,winter, has returned
:home.
,Miss Ida Lyon has returned after
VARNA
Mr, Tom Warner underwent an
operation, having his tonsils remov-
ed, at the Clinton Hospital last Fri-
day. By • the last reports "he was
getting .along fine.
Mrs. Percy Workman spent the
week -end visiting her father, also her
sister, Mrs. Wilfred Chuter.
M. and Mrs. Epps spent Friday
evening at the home of Mi'. Robt,
Webster. .
Mrs. Wilmer Reid spent the week-
end at her father's home, Mr. Ed.
Boyce of the London Road.
We expect to hear wedding bells
ringing in the. near future.
Mrs. J. W. Reid is spending a
couple of weeks with her son, 'Dr.
Harvey Reid of Toronto.
M'r. and Mrs. McKenzie and fain-
tly and Mr. and Mrs. Zapfe of Bruce -
field spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Abe Zapfe of Varna.
We are sorry to report that Mas-
ter Horace Brotherton bad the )ms—
fortune to fall and break his erne on
Tuesday. W$ hope Horace will soon
be able to attend school again.
Mr, Elwood Epps is sporting a
new ear these days.
HAYFIELD
Grenville Atkinson returned to the
village on Monday' after having
spent the winter in Detroit.
Mrs. A. Newton -Brady spent the
week -end with friends in Toronto.
Mrs, H. Little left last week to
visit her daughter in 'Windsor.
Haroid McLeod, who has been in
Port Dover since last fall returned
home last week.
Mr. Chorge Gale, who has been
the guest of his aunt and cousin at
BIRTHS
it1'acDONALD---en Clinton, on March
20th, to Mr. and Mts. Ronald Mac-
. Donald, a daughter,—{Mary ;Ellen•.
MARRIAGES
WADE-iLAVTS-At Royal Oak,
Mich., on Mar.• 18th, Jennie, second
slaughter of Mr, L. W, Lavis and
the late Mrs. Lavis of Clinton, to
John C. Wade of Royal Oak,
DEATHS
CO:GE :In FIint, Mich, on Mar. 18th,
Mary A Cantelon, widow of Rev.
W. H. Cole, aged 69 years. •
ARCHIBALD--AAt the home of her
son, R. H. Archibald, Oakville, on
March 21, Mary ltlegaw, wife of
James Archibald of Seaforth,
MILLSON—At Munro, Ont,, on Marr.
22nd, Samuel Milison of St. Marys
formerly reeve - of Fullerton town-
ship, in his 73rd year.
HOLLOWAY.'—In 'Clinton, on Mar..
20th, Albert J. Holloway, in his
66th year,
TACICSON--In Clinton, on Mar. 25th,
William Jackson, aged:: 73 years.
CARD OF THANKS•
hfrs. W. H. Cole and family wish
to express their sincere thanks to.
the neighbors and friends for their
kindness during Mr. Cole's illness
and at Inc- lamented death, Also'to
the superintendent and nurses at
the Clinton Public Hospital. for their
unceasing care and kindness.
the Parsonage for the past two
weeks left on. Monday for Winni-
peg. -
' Mr. and Mrs, Wilbur -Erwin, Mrs.
E. A. Saucier and Miss Ruble Fisher
of Kitchener were the guests of
their aunt, Mrs. F, A. Edwards on
Sunday. Mrs. Edwards' accompanied
them on their return to Kitchener.
The young people of St. Andrew's
United church held their regular
meeting on Thursday evening,' March
19th. Owing to the condition of the
reads, the speaker, Mr. Colin Camp-
bell, was unable to be present. Mr„
George Gale gave an interesting talk
on Korea, where he spent 'eight"
years. A. mouth organ solo was ren-
dered by James Rouatt; and the soc-
ial committee then took charge for
the recreational period.
"Love's Magic" which is being
presented in the town hall on Friday
evening has a good cast of perfor-
mers and promises to be one of the
best plays staged by the members of
St. Andrew's United church choirs
Rev. Bremner of Brueefield con-
ducted service in St. Andrew's Uni-
ted church last Sunday afternoon.
Rev R. M. Gale is improving in
health and expects to be home soon,
his many friends will be glad to
hear.
The fishermen are launching their
boats this week, the east wind hnv-.
Ong cleared the lake and harbor of
ice. Some with small boats have a1 -
ready had some catches,
FESS HEATS
THE WORLD
FESS ANNOUNCES 'rife APPOINTMENT 01?
To
HOMAS AWKINS
ALBERT 'STREET
as Their Agent for Clinton
DOMESTIC AND COM MERCIAL HEATING
FESS OIL URNERS of CANADA, LIMITED
BEAD OFFICE: TORONTO,
Montreal, Ottawa,,Toronto, Windsor, Winnipeg, Vancouver
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NOW I2 THE TIME ' TO GET YOUR HARNESS REl1 IREMTNTS . FOR SPRING
The harness shown above, with or without large ring in trace, is' exceptional value, -$885, Set
We also offer a brass trimmed breeching' harness for $52.00.
A Good Stock of Horse Collars op. hand at $2.00, $2.75, $150,•$4.50, and up.
HARNESS OILED. AND REPAIRED PROMPTLY.
Harness W. M. AIKEN
RIGHT` GODS
• CLINTON
Luggage
RIGHT PRICES,
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THURSDAY, MAILER 23, 1931
CAPITALTHEATRE.
GODERICH
Northern' Electric Sound System
Now Playing --John Barrynrore'
in "M,OBY DICK"
MON., TUES and WED,
NANCY. CARRROLL
with Fredric March and Frank
Morgan, the screen's most beau
tifitl star; in a picture more pow
ei'ful than any she has made.
"LAUGHTER"
THURS., and FRIDAY
JACK OAKIE
will tickle your ribs as a goofy
gob in this rollicking tale of
the •briny deep
"SEA LEGS".
SATURDAY ONLY
BUCK JONES
in the fastest western thriller,
you have ever \seen,: or heard.
Comedy, action and drama 'a-
bound in 1
"SHADOW RANCH"
Matinees: Monday, Friday and
Saturday at 3 pan,
3 program changes next weep
Annual Masquerade
under auspices of Bayfield Ageieul-
tural Society
in the Town hall,
BAYMELD
on the evening of
Wednesday, April 8th
Grand March at 9 o'clock.
Prizes given for best costumes, see
posters for particulars.
Good music. Refreshments Served
Admission, Adults, 50c. Children 25c.
11-2.
Automobile and Truck
INSURANCE
See Ernnta Levis for new and
reasonable rates on 1931 Insurance
on all automobiles and Commercial
Automobiles.
•
EMMA LAV1S
Phone 189j - 11-tf.
Auction Sale of Farm Stock
At lot 32, Bayfield Road, Gus.
Bisback's farm, '1-2 mile west of
Clinton, 'on Friday; April 3rd, at
1.30 sharp, consisting of the fol-
lowing: •
Choice carriage horse, 5 years
old,
CATTLE: Durham caw, 7 years
old, due to freshen April 201h; Dur-
ham heifer, 3 years old, due to
freshen April 28th; 2 farrow cows,
milking good; 6 2 -year-old choice
heifers; 5 choice yearlings; 8 Pol-
led Angus calves,
•SHEEP—+5 young ewes with 10
lambs at side; 10 ewes, due to Iamb
about April 20th.
TERMS: 6 months' credit will be
given on furnishing approved joint
bankable paper,- or a discount of 6
per cent. per annum ' allowed for
cash, Gustave Bisbeek, Proprietor,
Geo. f f. Elliott, Auctioneer 11-2.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF
ONTARIO
KELLY Vs. GARRETT
Pursuant to thee judgment and fin-
al Order for Sale made in this cause,
and bearing date the 2nd day of Sep
teiWhet, A.D., 1980, and the 19th clay
of March, A.D., 1931, there will be
snide with the approbation of J. L.
ICiloran, Esquire, Master of this
Court at .Goderich, by Thomas (Gun-
dry, Auctioneer,' at the Conunettcial
Hotel -in the Village of Biyth in the
County of Huron, at the hour of 2
o'clock in the afternoon on the llth
day of April, A,D., 1931, the follow-
ing lands and premises in one .parcel:
ALL AND SINNGUL.AR that cer-
tain parcel, or tract of land and pre-
mises situate, lying and being in the
Township of Huilett and being com-
posed of- part of the center part of
lot number twenty-sixin the thir-
teenth concession of the Township of
Mullett in the County of Huron, con-
taining Forty acres of land, be the
same mare or less, and more parti-
cularly described in a Deed of said
lands from' John Iiylee to Joseph
Lyon dated the fifteenth day of Jan-
uary,.1850, and registered in the
Registry,Office for the County of
Huron -on the Twenty-third day of
January 1856, as Number 226. •
- The property will be .offered for
sale. subject 1!o a reserve bid, which
]las been fixed by the said Master.
Terms of Sale: 20 per cent. of the
purchase Money shall be paid on the
date of sale and the balance shall be
paid into Court by the Purchaser
within thirty days from the date of
such sale.
Possession of said premises will be'
given immediately after the .sale and
the payment of said deposit. •
In all other respects the terms and
conditions of sale will be the stand-
ine conditions of the Supreme' Court'
of Ontario,
Further particulars can be had
from Loftus E. D'aneey, Vendor's
Solicitor, at Blyth. or Gederich.
Dated at Goderich this 21st day of
March, AD, ,1931.
"J. L. Killoran," Local, MM titer,
1.1,.,3„
Clinton's New -Laid Egg
And ' Poultry House
Eggs bought according to Domin-
ion Government Egg ;Regulations.
Inquire fox( our prices of eggs
You will always "find our prices par''-;
allel with the city markets:
Fat hens and welt -finished chicks
always wanted—Prices good.
Always phone our office for prices'
beforemarketing produce,
N. \YW r, ft rewartha
Phones=Office,.2141 Residence, 214w
•
Love's •
IsilagLe
A 3 -act Comedy Drama, will be
presented by the Choir of St. And-
rew's United. Church in Town hall;
.BAYFIELD
FRIDAY, MARCH 27
at 8 o'clock
Music between acts by Messr1. Robt.
Hale and Geo. Cartet,
Radio Entertainers
Admission 35c and 25e. 10-2.
H. W. Charlesworth
FLOUR AND FEED
We- Sell
THE METAL MOTHER =BROODER
A New and Better Brooder
Boiler 'Plate, Steel Firepot, Cannot
Crack,—Como in and see it.
TRY 1VIOLASSINE MEAL
mixed with other feeds for Cattle,
,Horses and Pigs. Helps digestion,
Sold by the 0'0 -ib. bags or lees.
Eggs For Sale
Barred Rock eggs, three dollars
per hundred, 35c per setting of 18
or 46e for 15. bIrs. Hiram Hill.
phone 150. ""11-1
Lost
In Clinton, between the Masonic
hall and the Beide of Montreal, a
bank book on Ont. Provincial Sav-
ings Department, Hamilton. Finder
kindly leave at News- Record. Re-
ward. 11-1.
House For Sale or Rent
Tear room comfortable house, Jos-
eph street, Clinton, 'possession at
once. For particular's apply to A.
Seeley, Clinton. 07-tf.
Notice
All 1930 taxes in Hallett not paid
by April 15th, 1931 will be placed in
the bailiff's hands for collection. S.
llieVittie, tax collector, Totvnshilr of
Hallett, R, R. No. 2, Blyth. 11-2.
Notice
The Rest Room and furniture has
been repaired and a caretaker en-
gaged and front noir on the room
will be under the supervision of the
Women's Institute, which has kindly
undertaken its oversight. Bert
Langford, Chairman Property Com-
mittee of. the town council.
Farm For Sale or to Rent
Lot 11, eon 6, Hallett, 100 acres
of good ]and, fairly well drained,
fair buildings, drilled well, wind-
mill, water in stable. Would sell
-cheap or rent to a good tenant who
would buy stock and implements for
cash. Roy Lawson, Clinton, R, R.
No. 1, Phone 241r31, Seaforth cen-
tral. 11-1.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of Elizabeth Warren,
Deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that ail
persons having claims against the
estate of Elizabeth Warren, late of
the Town of Clinton, in the County
of Huron„widow, deceased, who died
on or about the third daq` of January
'A,D.,1931, aro required to deliver to
John Gibbings,• George Henry Ball
and Thomas Pengelly, the executors
of the said estate or F. Fingland,
Solicitor, on or before the eleventh
clay of April, A,D.,1031, a full state-
ment of their claims together with
particulars thereof, and the nature of
the securities if any, held by them
all duly verified by affidavit.
AND TAKE NOTICE that after
the said last mentioned date the said
Executors will proceed to distribute
the estate of the said deceased a-
mongst the persons entitled thereto
having regard only to such claims as
shall have received due ndtiee and in
accordance therewith.
DATED. at Clinton, Ontario, this
23rd, clay of March; A.D., 1931,
E. FINGLAND Clinton, Ontario,
Solicitor for the said estate. 11-3
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of David Hoggart,
Deceased.'
NOTICE is hereby given that all
persons having claims against the
estate. of David Hoggart, late of the
village of Londesboro, in the County
of Ituron, yeoman, deceased, who
died on or about the fifth day of
October, A.D., 1980, are required to
•delit'er• to the executors of the said
estate or F. Fingland, Solicitor, an
or before theist day of April, A.D.,
1981, a full statement of their claims
together with particulars thereof,
and the nature of thoa,securities if
held by then= all -duly verified by
affidavit,
AND TAKE NOTICE that after
the said last mentioned date the said
executors will proceed to distribute
the estate of the said deceased a-
mongst the persons entitled thereto
having regard only to such claims as
shall have received due notice and in
accordance therewith.
DATED at Clinton, Ontario, this
17tH day of March, A,D,, 1931.
F. S'ingland, Clinton, Ontario, Sol
icieor :for the said estate. .. 10-2
THE CLINTON
WHEN THE WORLD IS PR1010”-
Aivn YOU'RE c reeLlt4G Blue
TELEPHONE- 'lie HEAT FOLKS
Wm'LL SGT IT •RIGHT, FOR You
HEAT FOLKS
Wo are strong advocates of
ordering coal early. Coniirron-
sense tells, you that the more
evenly our work can be spread
over the whole year, the better
service we can give, and the
more economically 'we can. 'op-
erate. Ordering' well in ad-
vance, is to everybody's advan-
tage. But, we realize that .ev-
eryone is apt to get caught
short of coal, • now and again,
and it is part of our service to
meet these emergencies, When
\tt you need eoal in a hurry,
te,' I CLINTON
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PHONE 74 CLINTON,' ONTARIO
C. FL VENNER, Electrician
Electric Ranges, Fixtures and Bulbs
' Irons, Fans and -other 'Appliances
Wiring and Repairs Phone 7
-Mouse to Rent
Comfortable house, Albert street,
Clinton, electric lights, town water,
8 rooms, garden, stable and gar-
age, Possession April 1st.,. Apply to
Albert Morrell, Londesboro. Phone
28-15 Blyth'eentral. 09-tf.
For Sale
11 good young sheep, withlamb;.
also a ram. Apply to George Col -
Clough, concession 4; Hullett. 11-1-p.
Eggs For Hatching
Eggs from bred -to -lay S. C. White
Leghorns, -hens two and three years
old. Price $3,00 per hundred. Apply
to Roy Tyndall, R. R. No. 3, phone
607r:3. Clinton. - 09-tf.
Seed Barley
Quantity o f clean seed
barley, six rowed, No. 21 at 60e
per bushel. Apply to Morgan L
Jones, R. R: No. 2, Clinton, phone,
602r'4,
Bargains for Show Day
Three Electric "Snow Bird" Wash-
ers, Refinished, Good as New. Full
factory guarantee, A wonderful op-
portunity. Less than cost. Easy
terns if desired.
Singer Shop next Rattenbury hotel
W. GLEN COOK
Phone 171
oti e
Do not let Spring Cleaning worry
you.
Call us for Painting, Paper Hang-
ing, Glazing, Graining, etc.
Attything from cellar to garret.
We supply paper of quality.
SAM"L. LOBE, BERT FREIItLIN
Phone 62. 10-tf.
For Sale
A frame hen house, size 12x55
feet, in good repair, to be moved
from premises. Apply to Mrs. C, A.
Howson, Auburn, 10-2.
BABY CHICKS
BARRED ROCKS
March and April, $15.00 per hundred
For May, $14.00 per hundred
CUSTOM HATCHINGS
$4.00 per hundred
E. J. TREWARTHA
Clinton, It, R. No, 3. Phone 611-22.
09-tf.
Notice To Dog Owners
All those owning or harbouring
dogs are requested to take note that
such mist be registered and dog fax
paid before Saturday, March 28th.
L. STONG
• Tax Collector. e
Farm For Sale or Rent
80 acre farm, lot 22, con. 6, God -
each township. All grass, 'never -
failing spring creek, lots of shade.
1r+ storey brick house, good barn,
driving shed, orchard, 7 acres, bush.
Apply to R. Y. Cox, Huron street,
Clinton for particulars, 09-tf.
BRITISH BOYS FOR FARM WORK
A good class of British boys rang-
ing from 14 to 21 years of age—and
from inexperienced to three years
Canadian experienge=will be avail-
able for placement on a .yearlyen-
gagement basis anythne after Mar.
15th. Protestant homes only sup-
plied—wages from 3120.00 a year up
according to age and experience.
'Application forms may be seemed
by writing to the Hostel, Norval,
Ontario. 09.4,
Heifer Calves For Sale
'Those wishing to purchase Hol-
stein heifer calves, should leave or-
dors with me, as I shall have some
from 'time to time during the next
few weeks. If I cannot supply you
at once will be able to do so within
a few clays of. order'.. W. Marquis,
Base Line, Phone 638-21, Clinton
Central. . 09-tf,
Baby Chicks and Hatching Eggs
Try our Bred -to -lay Barred Rock
Chicks, that give satisfaction and
high egg procluetion, D, M. Lindsay,
R.R. No, 3, Hedge Row Chick farm,
i)${.„ ..., 04-tf.
Poultry, Eggs & Crew
WANTED
We are prepared to buy above e
ery working day. Eggs graded
experienced. graders. ,
Cream purdhased for Bow.
Creamery, Toronto.
A. E. FINCH
Agent for Viking Cream Separat,
Victoria St., Clinton, phone, 2l
Implement Agent
I handle Cockshutt implenien
and cream separators, Frost a
Wood Implements and carry pat
and repairs for same,
I am also agent for Allis -C11/
niers Tractors,
Those wishing to inquire abo�
any of the above kindly call at r1
residence,
JOHN V. DIEHL
Queen Street. Clinton.
81 -
BABY CHICK:
K
Barron Strain White Leghorns
Ontario Bred -to -lay Barred Roe
CUSTOM HATCHING
STAMINA% and BLATCHFOR
CIIICIC FEEDS
ELNISLIA CHICK FARM, CLINT.
E. L. Mittel!, Phone 21
ANNOUNCEMENT
Owing to the stale of the roads
may not be able to visit the farme
personally to see their hogs a
lambs but will appreciate havi
them call me by phone, 105 ever
ings and at noon, for prices and pa
ticulars. Durjng the day can 1
found around B, Levis' office.
DAVID CANTELON
Clinton OG -t
FOR
Government, Municipa
and Corporation Bond:
CALL ON
H. W. CLARK
Phone 182
Representing — McLEOD. YOUN
WEIR & CO., TORONTO
You can keep warm with Lehi -
Valley Anthracite Coal, or have wit
ter sunshine every day if you bo
the famous 0.T.0. Coke,
Also a good supply of Wyandott
Coke, Alberta Coal, Bituminous Coa'
Prompt delivery from my sheds
Queen Street at anytime.
A. D. McCartney
Coal Dealer
Queen Street Telephone 26
NEE MONEY?
Must you get some ready cash
quickly?
Then Use
KELLY & AIKEN
The Collection Specialists of
Guelph, ORANGEVILLE. Owen Sou
• They get Results
No Collection No Char
CUSTOM SAWING
Our Saw Mill will be at John Tu
ners' farm, Clinton, at Bayfield, ar
at T. Wallis' 4th con., Godericlr Twl
to do custom sawing during the eor
ing spring.
RtICEWEN `>HOS.
Phone 624x4, Clinton. 100 -
Clothes Cleaned and Pressed
Clothes cleaned, pressed and
paired. Woollen goods dry clean
Rooms over Beard's Barber ah
W. J. Jago. 228