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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1931-10-15, Page 5THE. CLINTON-NEWS. RECORD iO INTEREST TO YOU AND -ME The ITur'on County'Press Associa- -.1ion will meet tomorrow at .Grand Bend. Rev. Callen Cody, has beeen ap •pointed- president of the University of Toronte,'to assume his new dut fes next' June.' Canon Cody has al- ways taken a keen interest in_edu- national affairs.` Be is himself. a. graduate=of the'Univertity. The Maple' woods are glorious, "'Take an hour off and see them if you can, But if you Cannot do that take, a walk all over town, of up and ',down the concession lines and you'll get an eyeful -sof beauty.' A resident .of torrie boasts of a pumpkin that weighs `. 49 pounds. What a treat it would be to -see the contents of that .pumpkin wrapped up in one single pie. • —The Stratford Beacon -Herald. The above just gees to prove that •-a man may be able to eclit_a news- paper without knowing a great deal about really important thing's. Any - ante of experience will tell you that ' these giant pumpkins ace not need -to inake pies' at. all. They are used ;eta feed the bossies. GUDERICH TOWNSHIP Mr. and Mrs. Adam Stewart and. • daughter, Nora spent .Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Taylor. Mr, and Mrs. Samuel RateweIt, of Waterford spent Sundage with Mr. and Mrs. Ben. Rathwell. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Ellwood' and family spent the week-endeas guests • of Mr. and 1Vhs. 'Fred Thompson) Bayfield the. Miss Elsie Blackhall of .Exeter vis- ited Miss Norma Welsh' last week. Messrs. Randal and' Robert Cole el Western Theiverdity, •London, spent the 'Thanksgiving holiday with`their parents. Miss Marian Middleton spent the holiday with friends in Toronto, Mr. John' McNaughton of -London •. and Mr; D, H. McNaughton of Varna visited their niece, Mrs. Fred Middle- • ton, on Sunday.' Mrs. Ben Anderson of Toreeito' has been visiting her brother -i -law, Mr. Louis 'Anderson. ever. and Mrs. Jack Watson and • their guests, Mr. and Mrs. picker- ing, Miss. Edina Burk and 'Me. Mar-. ontate of Amherstburg, visited Mr, and Mrs, Mason Sterling. an Thanks- giving Day. Rev. W. H. Townshend of London Will oonducta Childre',n's,Daylserviee in St. James' Church, Middleton, on Sunday, October 18th, at three eel • clock. Mr. Townshend is an old Gad- erich"township boy And no doubt many of his old friends will be glad ,of an opportunity of hearing 'him preach. • Mr. and Mrs• Frank Whitmore and + Master Harold, of Hamilton spent • Abe Thanksgiving holiday with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Whitmore. - -. • - Mr, J. Harrison, Mr, D. Pearson, and Mrs. J. A. Fulton" of Sarnia. and Mr. and 'Mr's. J. Grigg of Grimsby 'were holiday visitors at the home of Mr' and Mrs. Harry Thompson. . Mr. J. R. Thompson of Huron Ccrlege, London, visited his parents, Mr, and Mrs. H. Thompson on igon- •,elay. Mr. and Mrs. Middleton, Leman and • Mr. Oliver Ferguson visited their parents, Mr. and Mas. Ferguson far the holiday. •itrr. and Mrs. Butler were visitors itt Kitchener with Mrs. Butler's him- - ther for the holiday. ST. HELENS 'Mrs. R. J. Woods, Wilson Woods and Miss Vera Woods of Toronto • epeet Thanksgiving at the home of the former's daughter, Mee. Arthur Wihitham, Paisley, where' the other remembers of the -family were also gathered together, Misses Mabel and Irene Woods and Miss Vera Tedd all near Kitchener spent Thanksgiving • at their homes Here. Mr, Ed. Nicholson and Mt. Wilson . Woods of the O.A.C., Guelph, spent the week -end at home. Mr. McIntyre spent the holiday .at his home near Paisley. Messrs. Harold Hyde and •Ronald and Allan - Cranston of Strathroy were week -end visitors with Mr. and Mk. Hyde. Messrs. Albert and Hugh Wallace • of Barrie were Thanksgiving visit- ors with Mr. Wallace Miller. Rev. T. C. Wilkinson conducted the. services at Seaforth in place of Rev. W. P.eLane,'who conducted anniver --nary services here, on Sunday. • Mrs. Lane and daughter, Helen' accompanied Mr, Lane on Sunday . and spent the day 'with St. "Helens friends. • HURON ROAD,EAST M. and''Mrs.. Henry. Wagner of near A:uburn,''gisited at Mr. and Mrs. Win. Ball's last Auuiiday. Mr: Ernest Vanderburgh °Irof ch. 2nd, concession' of iuliett motored - down to tendon one 'day recently and teek Mr. and Mrs.,Ben Vander,- ' burgh, who had' been spending a few weeks with the former's brother, Mr. George Vandenburgh, 'back to Lan- don.... Quite p number from around here took in the 'howl supper at Porter's Hill en Thanksgiving evening ,and all •t•eforted a good' time - Miss Olive 'clew of London spent her Thanksgiefing' at the home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Charles; L. • Mr.• and'Mts.lames Jaelcsere of. Walkerton etpeilt 'a day recently at' Mr.' WIn,, Balls: M'rs.sChaliiles Kook of Clinton apent Thankagiving ,day with her son, Mr "Ghed••Cebk Mid :family..' " • LONDESBORO 'Burn's',United church, Mullett; will celebrate its anniversary next -Sun, clay, Oct. 18th Servicee will be held in the °mornipg at 11- o'clock and in the- evenings at 7:o'clock. These will be .conducted l,y Rev- W J. Mortimore,' B.A., D•D., of A•u'burn. Special music= is being prcdided. It is now\ about seventy-two years. since the first church building was. opened and •dedicated. Mr. and Mrs. Milton '1-Tooper.:. anti son of $t. Marys and Mr. and Mrs. J. D; Elsiey and family spent Sun- day at the home of theirs. parents, Mr. ane Mrs. James Elsley, it, being the 44th 'anniversary of their wed- ding day, . Mr. and Mrs, Elsley re- turned 'with their daughter, Mrs. Beeper to their home near St. Marys for a few weeks visit. ' Mr. A. Kerelake and -family of Exeter -spent Sunday `vitll Mrs. Kers slake's''mother, Mrs. H: Lyon. eel's, Helen Pally ' of London is 'spending a week with Mrs. W. Allen. Mr. and Mrs. •Hugh' Chesney and daughter of Seaforth visited with Mi.., and Mss.. Percy ..Manning on Sunday:. ' .Mr. and Mrs. James Pipe end Mrs. Mountain , cf Goderich visited with Mrs.' Pipe's sister, Mrs. Robt, Yqung- blutt on Sunday. The anniversary services held in the United church, on Sunday were well attended. Despite 'thea inclem- ency . ,ef the weather large crowds assmbled, . Rev. Dr. T. W. Neal of Toronto delivered two . impressive and touching sero tens; which were much- appreciated by the eongrega- tions. The service of . song was well rendered by the choir which added to the enterest -of the gatherings. Mr. and Mrs. Will .Tambyln and family of Toronto spent -Thanksgiv- 'ing at the 'holne''hf Mr. Tamblyn's mother.. During the visit arrange- ments were completed for a concert. party of fifty boys from the junior vocational school, where•Mr. Tamblyn is principal, -Le give their program in the community hall an Saturday. November 7th, under the auspices of the Wiamans' Assoxiaticn of Londes- boro United Church. Miss Marian Snell of Goderich Collegiate and Miss Laura Snell of Dashwocid spent the Thanksgiving holiday at the`home of their par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Snell. STANLEY The following front the Regina Leader refers to a native of this township. Evidentally those west- erners keep their beards on. Prob- ably it keeps their chests warm dor, ing rigorous winter days "Te go 89 years and four months without shaving having a smoke or taking a drink of liquer is the claim of James Johnston; 2230 Cornwall street, wii`iiwon the first prize in an "old age contest," held by R. H. Williams and Sons, Limited, at the company's store Thursday as part of a celebration in observance of its 43rd anniversary. Mr. Johnston said he was born in Stanley Township, Ont., and came west 29 years age,. He is a retired farmer, he said, and has a brother, in -'law with a beard six feet long. Miss Mary Gordon of Goderich, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Thos: B.'Baird over the week -end. Miss Tena Baird returned from Sheppartori on Friday of last week. Mrs. Wm. Grant of -Clinton was the guest of Mrs. Arthur McQueen 'a few days last week. 'Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Campbell and Jean visited at the home of Mr, R. Woods at St. Helens en Monday. LONDON ROAD The neighbors in the, vicinity of Linsley Terrace, to the number cf fifteen, gathered on Thanksgiving evening to enjoy a thanksgiving din- ner together at the home of bit. and Mrs, Cecil H. Cooper. The dinner of nicety -corked fowl, with accoin- paniments, a vas."..enjoyed • by all and later music and social chat wiled a• way a pleasant few hours, Before the company departed a hearty vote of thanks was given to the hosts a4 the evening and the.ladies who had providedthedinner, , Mr. Geo. Falconer had the mis- foltune to break his .ante last week while cranking: the tractor. Mr. Frank Lane` had a very sne- cessful sale of farm stye k and ims plements last week and this. week in- tends to move his household effects to Clifford. The neighborhood will be sorry to lose Mr. and Mrs. Lane from its midst. Mr. and Mrs. Bert McKay, who have taken the farm ov- er for a term of years, get possess Sian immediately. Wie extend a wel- come to them. , Mts. Lebeau returned home last week after an extended visit with friends in Chicago acid Evanston. The Cernenunity Club held its Sep- tember meeting at the home of Mrs. H. Gould, Clinton. • Oeving`te the busy time there was not as large an attendance as might be desired. The roll call was responded to by "A Salad Combination" .and some very tasty salads were given. , The Tuck. ersmith ladies assisted the hosted to serve refreshments. The October' meeting will be held at the hoofer of Mrs. Glen McKnight.' • HOLMESVILLE Mr. avid Mrs. neighs Ward and Betty of Elmira, spent the holiday week -end as guests of Mee. Ward's parents, „ Mr. and - Mrs, John Cud- more. Mr. and Mie. W. S. Kelly and Miss Jaques of Toronto -were guests ee Mr. and Mrs..Brogden' erfaobfath for a,ceuple of days last week. Mr. Harry - Cudniore spent ` the week -end et his' parents' bane here. Mite S. R. lllatMath is spending'a few days with her sister,, Mrs, 'Camp - belt of Aylmer' who, has been ie poem. health for emete tirne,1 'A very' pleasant ,time_ was "spent • en Monday;when. Group No, 3 of thee. Holmesville Ladies' -.Aid , brought, their contest toy' a Close by serving afternoon tea • Mes. Edgar sPrewar- tha pouring tea. Mrs. Walter and Mrs, .Fred Potter received the guests: 'Miss. Rita McDonald attended\ the Teachers''gonventien which was 'mid at Exeter an Thursday, and Guelph an Friday, after - ;which' she spent the week -end at her home in Tees water. Mrs: Mortlock -and Doris, who have spent the past few weeks in Toronto as guests of Mrs. Mortlogk's, sister, returned home 'a, few days ago, Mr. 1llottloek Motoring down for them Mrs. Morticek's many friends are pleased to'see her so remelt, improved health after her 'senors illness of the past rsummer. .=,, ° A group of the Ladies' Aid led by 1Vers. Edgar 'Trewartha, had' a quilt- ing et the home of Mrs. S. T. Waal - ter on Thursday afternoon, after'. which a "pot luck" supper was serv- ed. ,Good "Luck" seemed tobe in the. ascendent :on this occasion as the. supper was all that could be desired. After supper an adjournment was made -to the phnrch,where a very good" program was put on, consists' ing of musical numbers from several local performers and a reading by. Mrs. Margaret Southcombe: of Port Union, who is visiting in the vicin- ity. A very' pleasing .entertainrnent avis the result. HULLETT TOWNSHIP :Miss Barbara Snell, little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ephriam Snell- was the -winner of a special prize at the Wingham fail for the best ewe .lamb, (If any breed. ' There were fifteen in competition. The prize was ' a $25.00 silver tea set.' Miss Barbara is starting her hope chest early in life, but t there is nothing Iike a good start, - Report of S. S. No. 10, for month of Septembet: Sr. 4th—Stanley Yungblutt, Leon- ard' Yungblutt. Sr. 3rd—Ruth Vodden, Beth Gov ler, Pearl Johnstc't, Eleanor Sprung, Florence Yungblutt. Jr. 3rd—Rhoda Govier, Soo Hun - king, Eddie Ifunking. Jr. 2nd—John Sprung. Jr. let—Anna Mae Johnsten. Pr.—Fern Yungblutt, Berva Mair. Best speller for month: Rhoda Govier; number on roll, -14; average attendance, 13.8. —E: Arnett, teacher. -COUNTY NEWS :GODl7RICH: The will of the late Miss Mary A. .McMahon, who taught schoce in Goderich for nearly half a century and who died a few weeks ago in her 93rd year, pro - irides for a bequest of $100 to Pres byterian foreign missions and $200 for the,perpetdal careef her plot in Maitland Cemetery. • GODERICH: The death occurred in Alexandra Hositel, where she bad been a patient.for over three years, of Mies Jean Cowan, a native ' of Gerrie, but who; before her illness, was employed in Goderioh for some years. A. brother, Arthur Cowan, and sister, Mrs. Knight, reside at Gorrie, where the funeral took place oil Tuesday. GODBKICH: Death on Saturday called Samuel Halstead, a pioneer resident of Gaderich, et the age of 80 years. Of recent years deceased conducted a chicken farm at Piper's Dani, near Goderich. He is survived by his wife, one son and two daugh- ters in Detroit. The funeral " was held from the family home, to Mait- land Cemetery, on Monday, the sec- viee being conducted by Rev. D. J. Lane, of Knox Presbyterian Chureh, which deceased attended, Financial Report of Town Council (Crowded out last week) Street -Account Paysheet 74.50 W. T. Hawkins, grease, Etc1.60 R. J. Fisher, grates, Etc,82.50 S. J. Andrews, tile 2.01 illectrie Light Aceount P. U. Com., st. lighting 160.56 Property Account Paysheet, Mrs. Brown .4.33 P. 93 Com., light, town hall6.71 P. U. Coni., light, rest room 1.00 P. U. Cem., water, rest room 1.77 P. U, Cont., 3 mths. rent rest room . 2.7.00 W. J. Miller & Son, 12,730 lbs. coal at $15.50 98.65 D. E. Closet Account A. Fulford, salary for Sept65.00 Cemetery Account. M. McEtvan, sal. for Sept.,, 116.66 H. 'W. Charlesworth, salt and grass seed .,.. 8.42 Salaries L. Stong, salary for Sept. e. 70.83 E. Grealis, salary for Sept. 58.88 ii'. E. Rorke, assessoe 175.00 Grants Account P. U. Cam., light, water, , X -Ray Hospital 55.44 Stationery' Acchunt ltiunicial World, -'forms ... 1..71:' - Postage Account' R. E. Manning, 'stamps , .. 3.00 Fire and Water Account. G. L, Hanley, battery and gas 12.45 -T, Morgan, 3 inths. sal. tak- ing care Fire truck 12.50 Insurance Account Royal' Insurance • Co,, Prem. Fire Appliance 10.70 Toronto Gen. Ins. Co., pmetn.' • Town's Liabilities ,., , `, 100.00. Charity Account Jun J'an, meals fot ;traiwps.. ; ' 2.50 Incidental Account Harding Bros., dials 3.7e Typewriting . . 2.80 RECEIPTS L. STONG- Market scales , .10.85 Dog, Tax ......... 8,00 Hall - Rent 10,00 28.85 MC' McEWAN- Work . . 5.00 5.00 - E. Grealis, Stock 'scales `: 14.00 Memises, tt Florist Telegraph Delivery Association ' BULBS . Thousands of Them, 1st QUALITY' ONLY a .8J-1,«. NARCISSUS, DAFFODILS„ TULIPS ETC. PLANT EARLY TO ENSURE SUCCESS•, VP' ChasV. Cooke FLORIST • Phones: 66w and GGj BIRTHS THOMPSON--en ' Clinton • Public Hospital, on October 3rd, to Mr. and Mrs, Sidney Thompson, a daughter.—fftuby Evelyn. WOOD—in Paris, Ont, on Oetobee 6th, to Mar. and. Mrs. Harry Wood, Jr., a daughter.—Betty, M'aribelle. MARRIAGES FLEMMING—DRE.HMANN--At the home- of the bride's father, on Oct. 7th, by, the Rev. R. M. Gale, Elizabeth Adeline,' daughter•, oft bir. H. Drehmann, Bayfield, . to David Morley Flemming of Pon- tiac, Mich. r GTBBIN•GS RAISON - At Knox United church manse, Londesbnro, on Oct. -14th, .by the Rey. 3. C. Forster, Mary G. (Marie) only rdaughter of Mr. and hers.' I. Rap- son, to Warren H. Gibbings, -young- er son of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Gib- bings, alt et Hulled ` township. IN. MEMORIAM - CARTER --Iii loving memory of rChas. W. Carter, who passed away one year ago,, October , 19th, 1929, Nothing but memcrtes as we jour- ney on, Longing for a smile from a Loved lone gone; No one knows thedepthsof cur deep regret, But -we remember when others for- get. —Sadly missed by Mrs. Chas, .Carter A *ORD OF THANKS . We wish to extend Hearty thanka to the people of Clinton and vicinity for the very generous response to an appeal for vegetables and produce to ship west, to those who gave mon- ey to pay for some produce purchas- ed and also tc those who assisted in loading the car, which was shipped Monday. C. J. Wallis, George H. El- liott. Table For Sale Dark oak dining table 'fc, sale. Apply to Mrs. H. R. Sharp, Clinton. Rhone 12. 40-2. • Lost Large yellow Persian cat, between Clinton 'and Seaforth. Anyone hav- ing same or .knowing of its wherea- bouts kindly 'phone 290 Clinton. Res ward. COURT OF REVISION The Court of Revision for the Toavn of Clinton will sit for' the hearing of appeals concerning as- sessment, . in the Council Chamber, in the Town'c1 Clinton, at 8 o'clock pan,, on Friday, October 23rd, 1931.„ Appellants will appear before ,the Court at'the time and place above stated. R. Ls, Manning, Clerk. 40-2. Auction Sale of Cattle At lot 23, Bayfield Line, rGoderich township, 5 miles south-west of Clinton on Saturday, ()etcher 17th, at 1,30 sharp: 45 head of beef type yearling steers and heifers; a few thrice forward springers: • ,;Terms: Cash. A. E.eTownslhend, Proprietor, Geo. H. Elliott, Auctioneer. 40-1. Auction Sale The undersigned auctioneer has received instructions to sell by pub- lic anction at lot 35, can. 4, Goderich township, now occupied by Thos. Prosser on Tuesday, Oct. 20th, ce n- mencing at 1.30 c'cloek, sharp, the following: ` Three horses; three' cows, Jersey, Holstein and Angus; 1VI.-H. Binder, nearly new; M.-11. Fertiliser Drill, nearly new; wagon gear, nearly new; good steel rake; mower; disc; drag harrows; plow; harness; incubatar, and other numerc,as articles. Also a quantity of •mixed grain, oats, hay and straw. Terms: Cash. g • Geo. H Elliott, Auctioneer. - 40-1. enileamer EXETER THEATRE Announcing Opening of LEAVITT'S THEATRE OCT, 16 8: 17 n ' 'THE • PRO.DICALt` with Lawrence Tibbett's Met- rctpoletan Opera Stars LAURIEL & HARDY COMEDY OCT, 19 & 20 CRIMINAL CODE • Popular Canadian Star WALTER Hi1ESTON OCT. 21 & 22 REGIN.ALD DENNY in, "STEFFINOOUT", OCT. 23 & 24 MARIE D.RESSLER AND FOLLY MORAN in , " LIC° DlJOIIOiC" • Prices: Children 20e; Adults 3$c;' tax 2c Clinton's'New-Laid Egg. Poultr And y House Egga bought according to,;Domin- ion Government Egg Regulations. Inquire for 'our prices of eggs. You will always find our prices par- allel with the city markets. Fat hens and welleeinished chieke always wpnted--Prices good. Always phone our office for prices before marketing produce. N. W., T rearva>rth Phones -=-Office, 2145 Residence, 214w FOWL SUPPER A Trot fowl suppr will be served in the new 'shed, Varna, under the aus• picas of the• UNITED CHURCH, VARNA on the evening: cf • TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20th Supper served from 6 to $ o'clock Good program;' will follow the supper Proceeds in hid of the new shed Admission, Adults, 60e, Children, 80c 89-2, Northern Electric Sound System CAPITAit.TIEATRE Goderich, "-.Phone 47 A short drive and a good show! A newsreel with:everyprogram Now Playing: Joe E. Brown in "BROAD-MINDED" MON., TUES., WED. ' JANET GAYNOR with Warner Baxter and Una Merkel the queen cf the screen in a rainbow of romance j� " DaddyLong Legs" • THURS., FRI., SAT, Lilyan Tashman, William Boyd Regis Toomey ,, offer you an unusually thrilling tale woven about a'female "Brunie" Murder by theClock Coming—"II'uck Finn" Spireiia Coreetiere . For Corsets, -Girdles, Brassieres, etc., call on Mrs. 3. Silcox, Clinton. Phone 236. Listen . in to the daily broadcast at 1:50 p.m., over W.G.R. Buffalo. e '40-2-p. Silent Glow 011 Burner Citizens of.Clinton and vicinity are invited to call„ at E. Wendorf's store and see the above burner in operation. It will interest you. Gen. Bolton, Agent. 40-3. .Baking Sale There will be a Home-made Baking Sale and a Hot Supper• served in the Auburn Baptist church on Sat- urday, October .17th, commencing at 5 o'clock. Everyone is cordially invited. 40:1. CIDER MILL Cider made every Tuesday and Thursday. Applebutter boiled by ap, pehitment. F. O. KALBFLEISCH Phone 69, Zurich, 40-2-p. • The Vogue Hats, Dresses and Fine Tailored Coats, which ate proving their merit, now on display at The Vogue. •39-2. For Sale A comfortable six -roomed (louse with modern conveniences and good garage. Apply to J. A. Sutter. 39••tf, Piano Wanted Wanted to purchase a good second- hand piano. Apply to H. W. Gould, Secretary of Committee I.0.0,1e., Clinton on phone 221. • 39- • Slab Wood For Sale A large quantity of slabs at $2 per cord. drill run at yard, Terms: Cash. Apply to John Hutton, Lon- desbcro. 39-tf. Bull For Sale Purebred, registered Ayrshire bull, 18 months o1d. Apply to C. E. El- liott, Fairhohne Farm, • Clinton. Phone 157. 34-14. Watch Lost In the vicinity of Brucefield • ct Clinton, on Tuesday, !Sept. 15th, lady's silver wrist watch, a Bulova. Finder kindly leave` : at The News - Record office. Reward. • , 87-2. Pure I,eicesters For Sale •Shearling earns and ram lambs; budding ewes and ewe lambs, Apply to' J. H. Quigley, R. R. N'o. 5, - Phone , Phone 619-3, Clinton central.. 38-tf. • Asommonavo OPPORTUNITY! You can make splendid money selling Personal Greeting Cards. Our co-operation and beautiful portfolio assures success. NOW IS THE TIME TO. START :. Special Radio Prize. Contest, be- ginning. No chargefor samples„ Commission weekly.. 1VtA,STI,uR,.; KRAFT. LIMITED .x 0F onto 2i 40-3 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 198e etimosismesselassaseatearessecesesesatem COAL, COKE, WOOD, CEMKNT ,.I. Fat -KS Ntr H CaT � fo � W K t.l. Fite. YGOIa ceFF 1 CE AND APART -raiser f3O I t-DlNGS wr ri-v HAPPY :"I —HANTS -• The; Heat Folks know the pre,blems of heating a"big stove or apartment:or office building, •They know, that satisfactory heat goes a Iornrg way towards 'snaking •tenants contented.- Put thein in charge .of your buildings, and you'll hear f no mere complaints about eold • roams. Call the i ►i.PaR5 FOR GOOD, CLEAN COAL i w .� _i Uustaird Co 1.. IC PHONE • 74 CLINTON ONTARIO C. H. VENNER, Electrici n . Electric Ranges, Fixtures and Bulbs Irons, Fans and other Appliances Wiring and Repairs • Phone 7 House For Sale 5 -room ' frame cottage, Albert street, north, Clinton. Quarter acre of land, town water installed. Cheap for, quick sale. Write P.O. Box 3255 or phone 83, Gluten. 39-tf. For Sale Lady's Persian lamb, sable trim- med coat.. Medium size, in good cons dition. Will be sold reasonably. In- quire at The News -Record office. 39-tft House to Rent Six room cottage, corner Ratten- bury and Shipley St. Water, lights, Etc. Apply to T. R. Wiggington. 39-tf. Hospital Dance. A. dance will be held in the town hall in connection with the Hospital Pair, on Friday evening, Oct. 16th. Tony Farr's: 6 -piece orchestra. Dane- ing to commence at 9.30. Admission Gentleman, 50c; ladies, 25c. -09-2, House For Sale A most desirable house on Prins cess street. 3 minutes from the Col- legiate, 10 minutes from down town; 1-2 acre of land., Good garden and fruit trees. An"ideal home in geed locality. Water and electric light. Apply to E. M. Akam, or Dr. Shaw. 32-tf. For Sale House in Clinton, Beech street. Frame house covered with asphalt shingles, in good eondition, fire- place, town water, garden ,and fruit trees. Price reasonable. , Apply to E. Y. Watt, Clinton. . 27-tf, ,,house For Sale • Modern' six 'room house, good cation. Hardwood floors, good gar- den, garage. Inquire at News-Re- eord office. 27-tf. Car For Sale A ear in perfect mechanical con- dition. Good tires, new top. Price $50. Apply to H. A. Hovey, Clinton. 254f. House For Sale or hent Comfortable 8 -room house in Prin- cess street, residence of the late Peter Cantelon. For particulars ap- ply to George Cantelon, Rattenbttry street, Clinton. Phone 272. 35-tf. • •' House For'Sale Comfortable six -roomed house in good location, all newly remodelled and redecorated throughout, new bath and fixtures, lights and wired for electric stove. Price very reason- able as house must be sold immedia- tely. Apply to F. Fingland. 84-tf. Cottage For 'tent . Comfortable cottage, Townshend st., Clinton, 6 rooms, lights, water, etc., Good' cellar, small garden. Posses- sicn Oct. 15th. Apply to J. W. Bair- 'ley, Clinton P. 0. 38-2. MORTGAGE SALE Of Valuable Farm Property Under and, by virtue of the pow- ers of sale contained in a certain mortgage which will be produced at the time of sale, there will be offered for sale by public auction, subject to a reserve bid, on Monday, 26th day of October, A.D., 1931 at the hour of 1.30 o'•clock in the afternoon, at gat 6, concession 1, Hallett township, the following property, namely, Firstly: Lot number 6 in the 'First Concession 02 . the said Township of Hallett in the County of Htuon, ex- cept that portion of the T,ot included in the plan of the Village of Alma registered in the Registry Office of the County of Huron, save that por- tion of the Lot included in the said plan which is laid out in blocks but not subdivided into Village lets and not numbered,in'said plan. Second- ly: Lotti 34 and 35 in the Village of Almaas shown upoh the said plan. . . Upon the property it is said there is a -good barb and a plentiful sup- ply of water. TERMS: • Ten per cent. . of the purchase money tit be paid. down at. the time: of the sale and 'balance to be paid within thirty days... For further particulars and T,on- ditions of sale apply to the under- signed Solicitor. DATED at Clinton this Oth day of October, AD., 1931. •, Harold Dale, Auctioneer. F. Fingland, Clinton, Ontario Sol- icitor for.` the Mortgagee. • 39-3. ' Funeral Service Funeral Director and Embalmer Complete Motor Equipment 24 Hour Service SUTTER--PERDUE--WALKER Dav or Night Phone 147w Poultry, Eggs & Crea WANTED We are prepared to buy •above ee ery working day. Eggs graded b experienced graders. Cream purdhased for Bowe: Creamery, Toronto. A. E. FINCH Agent for Viking Cream Separate Victoria St., Clinton, Phone, 23 Implement Agent I handle Cookshutt implemen and cream separators, Frost Wood Implements and tarry pa and repairs for same. I am also agent for Allis -Ch mers Tractors. Those wishing to inquire abo any of the above kindly call at, n residence. JOHN V. DIEIJL Queen Street, Clinton, 81.1 AGENT FOR MASSEY-HARRIS C SAWY°R AND MASSEY STAB AND BARN EQUIPMENT BEATTY WASHERS DE LAVAL SEPARATORS WIRE FENCING Prompt Attention to Repairing Phone 15w or 15j J. H. RRU:NSDON E. G. HOWES Electrican- and Plumber A Full Line of Electric Applianc also Plumbing Fixtures g, Plumbing and Repairs Phone 53w. 18 Wir New Tinsmith Sho Having started a Tinsteithing -SI in Londesboro I am prepared to all sorts of Tinsmithing Work, Specializing Eavetroughing, Roofing and General Repairs. Give' me a chance to show what I can do. ' F. M. PICKETT, Phone t5r18, Blyth Central. Londesboro. 13 - Coal! Coke! Woo You can keep warm with Lebi Valley Coal, or have winter s shine every day if you burn t famous 0,T.0. Coke. Also a go supply of our own Canadian prod Hamilton Coke, Alberta Coal, B umincus coal. Prompt delivery Ero ny sheds on Queen street at . a time, A. O. McCartney ' Coal Dealer Queen St. , Phone • Clothes Cleaned and Pressed Clothes cleaned, pressed and paired. Woollen goods, dry clean Rooms over Ileavd'a Barber s W. J. 'Jago. 2288 House for Sale or. Rent 8 -room house, Maple street, C ton. Furnade, bath, etc. • Gar with small fruits. Garage. Reas able terms,W Write Box 1, Clinton; phone 211. "'-•87