HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1928-02-02, Page 5RECORD.
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• sholill event When 'Mennittio WOnian
rjorpied, their -best cloOlifS and cattle
mit to -see and be seen.Now it is filo
members to get down to biteiness
.anci see -how muc1 . world they can. put
.thrlaigh before Easter. •
Vo little 'children were sufCocated
e len an electric heater in their bed-
room ignited the bedding • or curtains
011 the vviridew the other night in Tor-
outo. , •The children; twenty-two'
mouths' old twins, and another- child
vere alone in the house at the time,
The fire was put out by cheniicals'
bin tile children had died when res-
mued. • Tile practise of leaving sleep-
ing children, alone in the house lias so
eften. re'Sulted Such a grim'tragedy
that it is a wonder 'it is not diechritiri-
uctl.
Some newspapers are blaming The
...-overnment that no wo"rd of senate
reform appeared in the speech froni
-the throne. But hasn't it been re-
forming that body as fast as possible
by appointing Grits? It will Soon
IA as fully reformed as any reason-
able Government would want. You
never hear a Government complain
about.the Senate when it has a major-
ity of Govermnent supporters. But,
when the -Tories are returned to pow-
er it will have to be reformed all ov-
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or again.
The pleasant little town „of Thorn-
bury has come hi for a bit of "rag-
ging" because the Citizens „carried a
-bylaw at the begifining of the new
year prohibiting cows running at
'large on the-etreets. If 'the citizens
had defeated the bylaw thee avould
be some excuse for poking fun at the
- town. Bet they didn't, .they -carried
itoby a large maority, thus denion-
-strafing that they are desiroua'of hav-
ing an up-to-date, prOgressive 'town,
even at the inconvenience of havin
to carry a milk pail, out to the -pasture
field each evening and morning to.re-
• ceive the precious liquid so necessary
for the health -of the family, or having
Johnny lead the family cow in by a
halter, tying her to the backyard
gete to be najlkecl. to,
alms,
we said, demonstrated the fact that_
51 is.a evideawake, -progressive town
and ought to be'commended.
General regret iS expressed at the
destraction of the Metropolitan Um
• ited chilreh, Toronto, on lVforiday
morning. This thurch, •,which .was
built over fifty years ego and was a
• beautiful and dignified building, has
been deseeilted as "the cathedral of
Methodism." It has held many 'an
'important .gathering. and was consid-
ered the dean Of the United Churches
in Toronto. Fifty,eyears in a young
country like Canada is it long. period,
but this historie church might have
stoo'd for five hundred, or a. thotisand
years, had no mishap beliallen it -It
-.will probably be rebuilt but no. new
building can replace the fine, lovely
old structure. -This is the- second
United ..Chureh . of Canada to be des-
troyed by fire in Toronto within the
-past,few weeks, Fortunately the'fine
rarililon of.belle, installed in 1922, the
first to' be brought ' to this eounthar,
are unharmed, • '
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"Canada's foreign -born , population
is OnlY six percent, of the total" says
The Owen -Sound Sun-Thne0. "Surely
we can Canadianizen far larger per
:cent. then that, if they are a good
kind." e •
Yes, we surely ought to be able for
such a task, But it Must be remem-
bered that this paltry six per cent. is
not evenly scattered over the whole
t Dominion but is jargely bunched to-
gether in parts of the Western pre-
einces and the tendency it to isolate
the foreigners in groups by them-
selves, where they continue their for-
mer customs, speak their , own Ian-
-guage mid, in sortie cases, • wish to
-have their own schools, where theie
own langaage is taught. In such
cases the difficulty of Canadianizing
them becomes much greater. .We
should be willing to learn from -these
new Caradiarie -anything of good that
they can teed; us, (and there may be
few from whom We might not learn
-something of value; ,but care must
he taken that Canadian -ideale and
.Canadian sentiments aee nob -'moth-
ered out and something'Inferier set
up in their place. It wet% far better.
to go more slowly in ,populating this
great coentry than that it shOuld lose
any part of its fine birthright as a
British Dominion, with' all the pride -
less heritage that that implies,. -
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14011deSbOr0
Mr. a,nd Mrs. Will Lyon of Blyth
spent Saturday afternoon with the
latter'mother, Mrs. Toe Lyon, who
left Monday f ot.' Ottawa -to visit her
'daughter, Mrs. E. Devver. , •
Mrs. George Lyon of the 12th con-
-cession is spending a few weeks with
Mss Esther Lyon. •
The young people's group held their
experience' social in the basement of
the 'United ehurch last Tuesday even-
ing, when a, most.interesting time was
spent. Each 'told how • they raised
their maintenance fund. . They
br oughlin $20.00. .
Aftel.l'an illness 01150100 ,montlis
Marshall Braithwaite, a respected
citizen of this village, passed 16 the
Great Beyond on JanuarY 19th at the
age of '79 years. The deceased Was
-born 111 ,Yorlcshire, England; crossing
the Atlantic when only three months
old. The1 family lived' al, first just
east a Toronto', coining to this com,
Inanity some time later. After his
marriage to Miss Margaret MoVittie
in 1876 he resided on a -farm on the
15111 concession lor ten yea -rig, after
which he lived in 13lyth for fifteen
, years. • Prom there he moved to 0
-farin just ,west of T.,ondeshoro, where
Is resided for a number of years, be -
elg
e0oci hy,
'ee'edingelt 41,
He loaves tiPitip,nimg. 10 Siater)
seri, Detr-o-t; and th:'nodaiagh-
tei's, Mrs, Wm, Fothergill, tondos-
, bpro; Mrs. .Tos. Vode(M. Hallett and
Mrs. AlVa.111CDowell, Wawamosh.
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The fitocriil was: held in Die 5ormer
Methodist, naw United church; on
January 24t1is Intermont,was•inade
the -Union Cemetery Myth. The a00 -
vices were con( ucted
, Snell, the' pall bearers being, 'Messrs,
WTam , George and Henry Moon, Gee.
and Simon McVittie and 'Robert Cald-
well. • •
- The sympathy o( the community is
extended. to the bereaved family.
Reit. Jaynes Abery spent last week
in Toronto. ,
Mrs: George I,yon et the 13th con-
cession is' visiting Mios Esther Loyn.
Wells o1 near Blyth was the.
guest of MTS.- A, Wells several days
last week.
, Quite's:number from here attended
the annual,nleeting a -the Blyth 'Tel-
ephone Co., Friday last,
Mr. and Mrs: H, lateen treated quite
a number-sof their} :friends ,a fowl
dinner leat Tuesday eVening.. -
Miss A. aSnell recently visited re-
fatives.near Seaforth, "
"- Mr. Webster has, bought, the" house
where he has been re'sidinst for some
tine. He Purchased it front Mrs..
Wallis, who is malting her Iname,with
her son in Clinton. • '
Mr. James Campbell is not 00 web
as his many friends would like te see.
Mr. A. Wells and Mr. G. Cowan
:completed wiring Mr. E. Adams
dwelling and barns on Monday. •
Mr.' .lames McCool is having the
store and his dwelling place done this
Mr. Smith of Blyth celled on
friendsahere'last Tnesclay.'
blie E. Adams spent several days
bn Goderieh last week attending Coun-
ty Council. '
Mr. A. Braithwaite of Detroit who
came to attend Ms father'e. funeral,
has returned... •
Mr. Qpinnie and daughter of near
London spent sev,eral, days with rela-
tives here lest Week. ,
Miss Annie Garrett, who teaches
near Blyth, spent the week -end at
her horn° here.
The Ladies' Aid of 'Knox church
are boldieg a chicken pie soeial
Tuesday, Febipary 14111. A good pro-
graneis being prepared, consisting of
-niusie and .a three -act coniedy, "The
Path Across the Hine,"
-Mr. Ed. Hutton' of .SaskatOon has
'been -visiting his brother, Mr. John
Hutton of tide
Auburn.
Next Sunday, Feb. 5, the.serviale in
Knox United chuarch will be 1141:d 0.
the evening at 7.30 instead of in the
morning-. Sunday school will be held
as- usual. at 9.30 a.m.. This arresige-
melt- will he only for.' the one .Sundase
" Mrs. Jno..Raithby is in Stratford
this week with Mi...Itaitliby, 'who is
having his. eyes treated.
Mr. Oliver Anderson returnee from
Toronto on MonislaY; -where he, has
been,taking. a short course for a week,
Miss Margaret 'Williams of no-
mesville. is `visiting at the home 02
her uncle, Mr. has. Straughan.
-Mrs. .Torn Straughatt Ilea returned
to her home here .after spending .a,
'month with ie1atl0s atByt1n
Miss Arnot called at the home of -
Mr. 0. E. Eratt.on'SaturdaY.
Mrs, Sara Cox of Goderich ie visit-
ing Mrs; .1litodridge of Base line. '
Mr. Thomas Hamilton -was in „p.a.
erieh on Monday this week. - ,
Mr. Clayton Robertson end; Mr.
Itelmer Dawson' were home from.G.
C. L. over the week -end,
;The "sympathy of the community is
eattended to Mrs -Wilmer' Nicholson,
-whose mother, IV.frs. Edward Gaunt
of' Whitechuich, died this -week.
The •Aubuen L. 0. L: held another
seelai and card'party on Wednesday
evening, Feb. 1St, in.the For,rester'l
hall. , .
The Auburn Egg Circle is holding
o soeial. evening in Forrester's hall
on Friday night title week, All mem-
bers'and their families are cordially
'invited to attend. ,
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No doubt -the people of this vicinity
are Much interested -in knowing just
what progrese-is being mede toward
the permanent beautifying. and up-
keep of Ball's cemetery as -a result of
the campaign started by the 'Board of
Trustees .1aSt July. At that -time the
Board After dee consideration con -
Chided that the -only' pradticalway. to
keep the grotinds^ in anything like
proper condition Was to raisO a trust
fund of at least $2000.00 and. Use the -
'interest, on aaane for the perpetual
maintenance of the grounds, the:fund
to be .raised by voluntary subscrip-
tions. In making this' appeal the
Board desired to call attention to the'
fact 'that many -thousands of dollars
had been fp:vested 0. mentuneets
while no prOvision whatsoever had
heed -made for the care of the grounds
and, furthermore, there were many
Plots containing whole families with-
out any living relative as far as the
Board were aware,'interested .in the
care of their resting places.
The Board then' sent to each plot -
holder an explanatory subscription
form which stated that the 13oaed eS-
timated that an aVerage contribution"
of $25.00 per plot would be, remlired
to insure the proper upkeep of the
cemetery' in perpetuity. This wns
'followed by a personal iiitervie`w or
'.
However, sinceslartin • tl isniove-
inent the 13010001 had )eared that ac-
cording to statute-the'Boad of Trus,
toe,s should consiSt , of only three
meinbers and whereas -seven hnd beoi
appointed in June,..1024, a nomination
sem, oc eew Hemel aviva held imo the Vol,
dSterS' Hall, Auburn; on Jan. 2lIrd.
when 0. L. Sturdy ; -0. A. Hawser' and
George Raithby•wern•-elooted to work-
in conjunction with the -trustees. The
following 'were appointed as an ad-
yisory Boards, Roy'Pattersom 11.. Mog-
ridge, J. V,Tagner, d R
an
,. Mc-
Gee. At this meeting tt motion swas
. Passed calling Tor $h annual meeting
of the plot hoidens' to be, held at the
,..enactery mach June on •on about the
middlc of the month
Mr. George Itattliby,, soc,-treasurer
01 the subscription committee, roper-
te4-olhat ;subscriptions ",vere coning
ih WC11 arni tint ovi, 5l200.00, 'rid
been subscribed...,The committee wore
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confident that -t( fifty'per cent of the,
balance of the plot holders would sub-
scribe this winter the $2000,00• Would'
be reached early echllei Le commence
improvements ill the spring,
' The following ,extract from a let.,
ter uhows how the efforts or the
Board are particularlytapreciated by
non-resident plot holders,
"I am an glad-I:I& trust fluid iia
been considered hy your Board of
Trustees, and wishyon success' in the
uridertaking. • Trust you will be able
to raise the necesary amount. En-
closed yotto will rind my cheque for
$50 . 00," ,
Below is alit of the subscriptions
up to date:
Ed. Mole,' $5t00;, Geerge Raithbn
s$50.00; 0. E. &reit, ,;350;00; Adam
Dyer, $5.00; GeorgeBall, 025.00;
Frank Gibbs, $10.00;- Harold -'i'urner,
025.00; Miss S. Pierce; -$25,00; 1VIrs,
Allen Boles (Lena Sprung),.52..).0
Margaret King, $10.00;, Henry Stur-
dy, 525.00; li1,411. J. Dobics,. $15.00;;A„
E. Cullis, $50.00; Wealth's Institute,
$50.00; Joseph Lawson, 515,00; Johin
Mills, $50.00; John Finkel', 015,00;
George Dawson; On, $15.00; Jean R'at-
cliffe, $50.000 Jeremiah. Taylor,
025.00; 111).'S. John Symington, $10.00;
Mrs. E. Phillips, $5,00; Tarries 1VIedd:
$10.00; A. Asquith, $25.00; Mrs,
'John Lbgan, (A. 1V1i118); ,$25,00; R.
A. Roberton, -$10.00; Alex McKenzie,
$25.00: -.James Ladlaw, $10.00; Miss.
Bedford, $10.00; Miss Sarah Oliver,
525.00; Wan. Davidson, $5.00; W. C.
RoberVon, $25.00; Mrs; W, C. Rob-
ertson, (N. Elkin), $25.00; John Rob-
hrtson, • $25.00; Roy Patterson,
'525.00; Wm. Waite, $25.00; Win.
Neaves, $2,5.00; Mrs. Wm. Scott,
$25.00; Motile Armstrong, $5.00;
GeOrge Beadle, $25.004 Jasper Me -
'Brien, $5.00; Minnie Dobie, $25.00;
Mire., Fuller Cowell, (M. Arthur)
$25.00; „Thomas Brown, $20.00; Mrs.'
Nelson McClarty, (Liezie Lawlor).;
$25,00; Mrs. • Margaret, 'Arthur e,
62.00; Mrs. J. Hickingbottem; 525.00;.
Mis...Robt,...Tolmston, (Edna Hicking-
bottom), $25;00; Wm. Patterson,
625.00; Archie, Robinson, $25.00;
George Howatt, .625.00; 0hre4eScott,
$25.00; Edgar Lawson, 825.00; G. L.
Sturdy, $25.00; W. B. Patterson,
$5.00; Mrs, Themes' 'Straughan,
525.00. '
DetettaS •
MILLER -In Clinton, on San. 271.11,
John Miller of Goderich township,
in his 69th year.
CRAIG -In Goderieh township, on
Feb., lst, Margaret Craig, in bee
86th year.
FERGUSON - At Christie Street
Hospital, Toronto,. on Jan. 28111,
Clara Ferguson, R.N., daughter of
the, late Mr. and Mrs. James ler--
. gusiin of Clinton. ,
• IN, MEMORIAM
LANXON-In loving meMory of Mrs,
5, Lamson, who passed away ori
,Tan. 30th, 1927. "Gone but not for-
gotten." Her daughters.
, ' CARD OF THANKS -
The relatives of the. late Nursing -
Sister Ferguson Wishe to thank the
veterans, Who turned out to the fun-
'el:al, the Many friends who sent fleets
ers, and 'also .the friends and neigh -
bore for their -kind sympathy te, them
in their bereavement.
' , CARD OF THANKS
Mrs, Stewart wishes to ex. -
press her appreciation and thanks to,
her friends end rieig.hbors foe. theie
pinny tokens of kindness during her
recent -illness. '
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. and Mrs, Thos.`McCartney and
the other brothers and sisters of the•
deceased wiSh to extend -their thanks
to the frieeds and neighbors for the
kindness shown them in their,
recent sudden and severe ber-
eavement -the death of their brother,
the late John 1VIiller..
CARD OF THANKS • ,
Mrs..Fred Nott and Mrs. Bert
Jaeltson wish to extend their sincere
'thanks to the neighbors for the many
isindness.showe their ,aunt, the late
1Vliss. IVIargaret Craig, especially
ing her illness, and for all the come
Cesies -shown them.
Cbsys for Sale
. •
3 good, young cows, pwo to freshen
in February and the in April. Apply
to 'Wes. I-Ioggart, R. R. No, 1, Clintom
Phone. 22 on 641, Clinton Centrel. •
- 47-1-p.
. For Sale
AM Auto ,Knitter; triple plate in
good condition, Will' sell cheat.; f or
Cash. Inquire at The News -Record
office, " 47-2;
For Sale
Cutter and net of single. harness.
Apply to A. E. Erwin, Bayfield, Ont
47-2,
Dog Lost
Young black Collie, short, tail, of ol-
loWed cutter to town Monday and 1MS
not returned. Informatien regarding
same thankfully received. Fred C.
C,00k, IioR. No, 4, Phone 21 'on 617,1
Clinton central, 47-1.
, Dog Tax
OWIlet8 and harborers of dogs .afe
Thereby- notified that the dog tax'. is'
•duo,
on or before March 1st.. Payable
at tb, offico' of the tax collector,
tOWil hale Clinton. L. Stong, col-
leetor.
NOT'T‘-',E
The firm, of l'omnsclon 0.
,ivas dissolved on OctOber 20111,
102-7, hy mutual agreenient. All mit-
.
-stonding account:ware reouested to he
settled not later tiller; FebisuarY .201h;
1.928, nib either Lendesboro or
laainiain T. Briindeen, J. Howard
Difindson,"-
Specinl ors
nirgess' Portrait Studio in Clini do
will he open every Tuesday. Tlio
hours, until further notice, will be
from .12 a.m. to 2 pmi, If you want
Phet,oal'aplis• taken ' please crone in
these- hours. My studio will always
be warm, so do not -be afraid to bring
thu children 11 the winter.
Burgess, Pertraii.,Sludie
AND CLINTON.-.
MEWIBER at: T. La
Prompt attention to Orders for Flow.
, ors, Plants, Flo-rtil Designs.
Flowers 'and Designs soot Anywhere:
Lettuce and Finced Rhubarb Now
Ready,
,Chas.V. Cooke
Two Phones -66w and 661
Clinton Flour
Car of Feed Wheat
- JUST ARRIVED ;
$2.00 per Cwt., -Ground,
$1.15 per Bushel.
J. SCHOENHALS
47-2.
Tourist Homes
---W4NTED" „
Parties willing to rent room-
ing accommodetion to motorists
season 1928 in Clinton or at in-
-termediate 'points on or' near
Highway can earn from $300 to
$2500 in their own home, serv-
ing of meals optional. For 'par-
ticulars write now to Tourist
Service, 24 Waiatt 'Ste London,
Ont. . 47-1.
,Farm for Sale
80 -acre farm on Base line, 2 miles
north of CJinton. 8 -room frame
hew, bank barn '80x40, Artesian
well, with windmill. 5 acres good
maple bush. Good orchard. Apply,
on premises to j. Macdonald or to 3.
Macdenald ,R. R. No. -1,, Clinton. ,
47-2-p,.
Huron County Breeders
The Huron County Horse Breeders
held their annual meeting on Jan. 14,
The secretary -treasurer's report was
read and found satisfactory. ',Any
person wantineto join the club; for
1928 should apply to the secretary as
the list is filling fast. G, R. McCart-
ney, Secretary,'Setifortho L it No. 3.
47-2,
Auction Sale O0 dattle .
• ffr. Ernest Towniltead has instrue-
ted the undersigned to. sill by public
auction at Lot 92. Huron Road, 2,4.,
miles west of aohnesville, on, Tues-
day, Feb. 7th, at 1,00 sharp, the fol-
lowing: 50 head of cattle consisting
of young farrow cows, springers, 2
year 'old, and bus year old heifers and
6 spring calves.. -
This is an exceptionally good lot ef
stock, in .good condition,. and will be'
sold without reserve on the following
terms: • -
7 months credit will be given on
furnishing bankable paper, or a dis-
count of 4 percent straight allowed
or mall. Sale conducted undercover.
Ernest Townshend, Proprietor. Geo.
H.. Elliott. Auctioneer. 47-1.
Auction Sale of HorseS
Mr. Charles J. Wallis has instructed
the undersigned to sell by public atm -
tion at hie sale barn, Clinton,
-en
Thursdays, February 9111, at' 1.30
sharp thet following; 18 Clyde and
Percheron geldings and fillies from
3 to 5 years old, weil b '
roken some
well inatehed„teams in. this lot, also
2 good delving herses. 'Phis is a
ehoice lot of horsesecarefully selee,ted
and all Ontario bred.
Terms:. Cash, or 6 months credit
will be given on burnishing bankable
paper with 7 per ,ceni; per anneal
ad-
dod, .
George, Elliott, Auctioneer,
Charles Wants, 'Proprietor. 47-1.
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AUction Sale of Cattle and Horsee
Webster and Jarvis havOinstructed,
the,undersigned eell by,publie auce
tion. at Let 22, l3agfielci Road, 'one
mile east; of'Varee, ort•Toriday Feb-
ruary ard. at 130 otelock sharp, the
following: 10 young cows,, in calf, 5
spring calves, 20 head of 2 -year-old
and. 1 -year-old heifers and 'steers,
Durham . Grade, " Ontario Stoek,
2 Clyde Geldings elsing 3, Clyde Filly
rising 3, Clyde Filly, yearling.
Terms: Nine mar:His' creait will
he given on • fernishing approved
joint notee, or a discount of 5 per,
cent straight allowed for cash.
Webster and Jarvis, Proprietoes,
G. II. Elliott, Auctioneer. 47-1,
Wanted -
4000 " dollars on first mortgage on
fn. Inquire at News-Recora • -
46-2-p.
Lost
A reddiali yellow jolig tailed Collie
dog, with white strip between 05'es,
white aroud
n.neck, breastf
, rn
ot lega,
ancl hind paws white. Any informa-
-regarding same will he gratefully
received by j1,1,:Oslo
13e,attie ,Sea -
forth, Ont., Box 448.
r0•
Chinchilla rabbits, bah sexes.
Prices rensoimblea Apply to Gordon
11. Rathwell, phone 60606., Clinten
.
, 48-2.
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'Salesman Wanted -
To not as agent for one of tho le:I.:l-
ing Canadian Assurance Coe:wellies,
lis Clinton and semen -tiling country.
For information write -Manages, 203
Dundee Building, London, Ont:
Live"Dresse
POULTRY. WANTED
.
yon47+ poultri ana...egge hero
and make more:profit, for yourself.
Mmicet prices0.or heavy. liens Inc
high-tako aavnntage of them now:
Ciliate/ea. Leading Egg-Graxling
Statiens
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Clinton Poultry House
IbL W; Trewartna.
Phones -Office, 214j Residence, 214w
LOGS WANTED •
We are agam in tbe market for
good logs of all kinds, either deliv-
ered in -our mill yards or on -the
stump. I-Iighest cath price ,will be
paid: Custom sawing will be. den° at
Bayfielcl, Thomas Wallis', 4111 con.
Goderich township. and, Clinton as
usual' during the year, `
•MeENVEN TIROS.
13ayiiole P.O. Phone 624-r-4, Clinton
41 -11 -
Stewart -Warner
Matched -Unit Radios -
Six reasons why Yon shoidd buy a.
Stewart-Wlertier five tubo ,Radio set,
1. The price is within the reach oa all,
2. It gives very little or no trouble,.
We have a set out three yearn
-old. It is working as good as
11050.
8. It is easier on B. Batteries than it
six tube set.
4.'11 is very clear, fine tone, and
works well in any kind of wea-
ther and has plenty of volume,
'5, Brings in Termite and London with
Very little interference.
6. Will' tune in statiolus as far away
as -Californift on the loud speaker.
What 171.01.0 could you wish for in
O -radio. Try one out and be Zona
vinced for yourself.
H. A. Hovey,
Clinton
Postponed Sale "
The auction sale of farm stock and
implements of G, 14IeMicIiael, which
was advertised to take place at Lot
106, Maitland Con., Goderich town -
00 Thursday, (today), San. 26th,
has been postponed until SaterclaY,
Feb. 4111, when it Will be held at the
seine time and place. G. McMichael,
proprietor, G. H. Elliott, auctioneer.
46-2-p.
Property -For Sale ,
8-20001 ,, brick house, corner Sen -
dor and North streets, coal and wood
shed, cement eisteen. . Nice garden
with small freits, neve barn and gar-
age, hen house, pig pen, new fence
around property. All buildings sup-
plied with Hydro and town water,
phone in house. Also a good building
lot, Albert street, tenth next -to 5, F.
Wasmari's residence. Also a black'
mare, suitable for delivery, with rub-
ber sheet, hareess, sleigh and wagon.
Would consider exchanging same in
part payment on farm property. All'
will be sold as Proprietor intends leav-
ing town. T. H. Leppington, Box 332,
phone 2761v, Clinton. '45-3.
Farm For Salo, ,
100 acres, ,good soil, good buildings;
fine sugar bush; 40. miles from Clin-
ton. Willusell on easy terms. A. E,
Matheson,- Seaforth P, 0. Phone
'614-33, Clintoe central. 38a10
Hides Wanted.
Horse.hides and beef hides, highest
market price paid.. Will call in OM;
ton any night by appointment. John
F. Tighe, R. R. No, 1, Clinton. Phone,
637r33, ,Clinton central. 45-3-p.
' Farm For Sale
Choice 1,00 acres, lot 26, on Previte
cial Highway, 30. miles north of
Clinton, convenient to lPublic and Sep -
orate schools, property oe the late W.
Morri.eon, mostly under cultivation,
small hardwOad btah. Large brick
house, barn 68156, geed young 'or-
.cliard. 'Apply to George Carbert or
1VIrs. James Brown, eXecutore °fats:
tate, R. IL No, 1, Clinton, 45-10.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
'-In thc Estate of William Morrison.
Deceased,
, NOTICE is hereby given that all
pgrsons having claims against the
estate of William IVIOrrison, late of
the Township of Hullett, in the
County of Hurn, yeonum, deceased,
'Who died on or about the 9111 day of
January A.D., 1927, are required to
deliver to Cehego Culbert; and Maiy
Arm Brown the exec -kers of the seid
estate or their solicitor, on or beitire
the 10011 day of 'ehruery .A. D.,1028,
a full statement; of thoir claims to-
gether with particulars thereof, -and
the natore of the aecurities, -if,,helcl
by thoin all duly verified by affi-
davit, `
AND TAKE NTOTICTS that after
the said last, mentioned date the said
Execute' Will proceed to dietribute
the eatete of the said deceased
amongst tae persous entitled thereto
having regard only to such claims as
they shall haviereceivecl due eotice
and in accordance therewith. •
Dated ate-Olinton, Ontario, this 1111
day of January A, D.. 1028.
W. BRYDONE, Clinton, Ontario,-
Solmitor for the said F,xecutors.
r•], PHONE, .74 , CLINTON .
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IJRSDAY, FEJ3RtIAJ5,Y
hi !chitty
•We are agbhtsi 16:c Ole ‚0:15: Bia,aei Connielie oil Elora; and quo e
you PRICES: ,on'their produigs, Cerripa
12 Plate,' In -Throw Disc Harrow -Nvitli 2 liors,e evenor
hely, „with 0111, gonipuitprh and' licte the saviin.": You(
'• 00
.1 br.ise, Harrow. with 8 horse evoile.n
50.00
12' Pifite' Out -Throw Disc. Hariase, -with 2 horse evertor 5.00
5200.
1.4.1 Plate, Out -Throw Disc Harrow with 3 lorse evener,
If truck is required ADD $5.00 to the above pri11.es
14' Plate Tractor Disc handy control double -action . 102 00
14' llate Trector Disc, levee control : 96.00
0 foot Land Rollers, steel; elevated frames . 70.0.0
foot Tillage, width, ... . . 101.00
8 foot Tillage width MalchorePacker . . , .. ....a 101.00
6 foet long by 30 ipehes wide Steel Stene Boat ---------------------13.00
7 foot long ,by. 30 inclies wide Steel stone Boat 15.00
, Above pricQs,' payable, by note October 1st, 1928
A diberel rednetion in the above latices; for CASH
Ale priees, include. delivery. at . your freight, station,.
Me' r
THUM-ONE 53
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CLINTON
C. H VENNER, Vectrician
Ilieeirit Ranges, Fixti.nres, Bultas, irons, Fans and other
Appliances
Wiring and Repairs. Phone 7
Wanted -Fox Furs
Will pay 510 to $20 each for good
fox furs. Highest prices for all other
furs. H. A. Hovey,' Clinton. 43-tf
Cottage for Sale or Rent
Small, comfortable :cottage, wired
I
for electric range. Garage on prem-
ises. Apply M. J. Moore, William
street. • 3840
‘
Farm For Sale
Lot 28, con. 15, Goderich township,
85 acres more or less; good land, well
with windmill, bunk barn, hog pen,
6 acres hardwood bush, on -acre of'
orchard. Comfortable .franoe house.
Also 50 acre farm on London road,
Tuckersmith. Apply to 3 T., Mc-
Itnight; 15. 15. No. 2, Clinton. Phone
604-r-4, Clinton central. • 2840
• Clothes Cleaned and Pressed
plains cleaned, pressed and re-
paired. Woollen goods dry oleanad,
Rooms iser Heard's' B-rber shop,
W. J. Jago. • - 228341
Poultry Supplies
LAYING MA.SII
SCRATCH FEED
GRIT, .SHELL .
AND BEEF scnAn
COD LIVER OIL, 51,25 per Gallon
E. L. MITTELL
Huron Street e Clinton
3140
Poultry and Eggs
Wanted
We handle eggs every day
'Poultry Tuesday and Friday
mornings .
Call us if you Want to get the
highest market price
•A, E. Pinch
Victoria St, Clinton
Phone 231
27-t£
Clinton's
00-05tA
ALLANI309.1.11XE1:
su5lIpeci;to
The Sunshine Special, our "crack"
train, leaves these yards Overy day gor
points south. . •
,And the Heat Folks, who run the
trait:, take all the responsibility f or a
pleasant journey.
All you have to'worry about is get-
ting on board.
An order for _coal -from, the Heat
Folks' yard pays .all your expenses
and puts yeu oil the train.
Let'e go!
Call the
V17;.'Al
for goo& clean coal
COAL, COMPANY
J11.11.111101.19,0131
NEW, TERM
'Opens on Jan. 4th in each of
SHAW'S TWELVE BUSINESS
SCHOOLS in Toronto. Write for
Calendar. W. R. Shaw, Registrar,
Bay and Charles, Toronto,
House For Sale
Large red brick house, corner Or-
ange and Wellington streets, 8 rooms,
all modern cenveniences. Possession
wheridesired. Also a barn an 14 acre
;lot on Wellington street, Apply to
Mrs. W. Jenkins. . 064f -Op
Buy Your Coal NOW
• It's a, long time until spring. Three
more cold winter months are ahead,
and the mercury will shiver down -to
zero more then once,before the flow-
ers bloom again. Have .you enough
coal to last all. 'Winter? Don't
gamble with your family's health and
comfort, Nt is much cheaper to buy
enough coal than to pay doctor' bMs.
'HOWARD CLARK
Phone 182
Orders Taken at Lawson's Grocery
Phone 111
WOOD
I have a quantity of good hard
wood, slabs and cedar.'
NOTICE
Any coal accounts not paid by the
15111 of February will be handed in
for collection. • '
E. WARD
Phone 155 Huron street
Singer Sewing, Machine
Lensed on Small Monthly Payments
131g Discount on Casio Sales
Now is the. time to have your ma-
chine repaired and cleaned. Repair,
Needles, Belts' and Parts for all
makes.
W., GLEN COOK
Phone"1713 P.O. Box 201, Clintont
ADIO
KOLSTER -KING
Give your family a radio set for
Christinas, in doing so you will be
giving them something which they
can -enjoy the year around.
We are dealers for the Holster and
Kings sets and will be pleased to give
you a demonstration at any time.
•
Batteries charged and stor.d •
,for the winter
W. J. Nediger, Prop,
ASPHALT
ROOFING
We have a complete line of
Toronto Asphalt Shingles and
Roofing for siding or roofs if
you are considering roofing
compare ours, before buying,
with. any other. This is the
best by test.
Feeds
Always carry Bran, Shorts,
Western Oats, best quality at
lowest price.
A. FORD Az SON
Phone 123.
Flour and Feed Merchants andl
Grain Buyers ,_