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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1928-07-12, Page 5Nothing that th's ur op&' did tinnier, liars the'mystei'y, Mrs. JQ,11L TarnblYn zetnxned llgine. last -Tuesday after s)5endini ='some f weoks with lolontgy TTamiiton` and Welland flier 4s On `the evening of July 3rd Rev W Johnston 'was inducted riito. the pastor•tte of Londeeher .•cn,cmt;'lley R TI ;Barnby of Blyth ; tondueted; the. service, anld abducted the, new. pastor, Rei Mi Wen'., of Blyth=preaehedtlie• sermon, Rev .7,V'i Seabie of Relgave addressed the; moister apd Re' - ].W Whitfield of St.' Helens addl'essed..;; the congregation The choir xendexed twa fine musical n4rnbors After: the s'ei vice a11. ivoi e' invited into' `'the schoolrooin'where the ,;ladies served exgel(eiit refreshments The atten dance was good; and all agreed 'that a deep nnpression had peen' made by'tha Rulanirig out` of .gas§ is very ttlt»oy y ;ing` on countky'igadg,l+ gpiu s the Farmer's Advocate, brut; :it is really einbarrissmg to',those tiavellmg•. by atr wrth;no land in sight Goderieh has polled down an old landn i m the. shape o£ the old grendstantl at the',racing park .How ever there as Inttle solo ow over it as ib will„ be. replaced'; by a. fine, new one:" oronto fa patting itself Ton the back'because Joel Weight Tib., has won th.e Diamond Skulls at Henley, `The 7oung imam will be`given alptiblic re- <ception en his .return to, his native city in :Aiig1st, An, editor refuses to publish obit :nary notices of persons Who, While liv tang, failed: to_suhteribe for.his „paper He 'oxplaine- it this"way: 'People who. ',tie not take 'their home paperaxe dead .ahyway,. and: their passing away :rias no news value.'-Galt:Ranorter. Goderich dogs seem to be particul early badly -behaved. A couple of them recently got to fighting. in the mem/ oriel plot'inkhe-Square and -tore up a fjpe bed of geraniums before they --could be separated. Those dogs might_ 'have .chosen some other spot to dc their scrapping,. Cutting roadside and farm weeds be- fore they ripen their seeds is a good a conte oX .measure. " Cutting them -late inythe season is evading the law,just :-as costly as doing it at the right time and far less teffeotive, One vigorous, healthy, prolific plant will reproduce itself several hundred fold. -Farmer's 'Sun. Lloyd George is reported to have n'inade,:a600,000 in' six yearswriting for :the press. The Globe thinks it is an -excellent advertisement -for schools • of journalism. But we' are` not so sure. W,e doubt very much that his pomnalistic'effgrts would have been .so well-paid, but for the fact that he .had first served''. as premier of Great - .Britain.. * We should •Iilce to utter a protest against the habit some people have of blowing their motor horns in applause rafter each number at the `open air .band concerts, No doubt it is meant as a compliment to the players but it is anything but pleasing to lovers of music. Those who come to the band /concerts come to hear the band play ten or a dozen pieces of imusic which whey have spent hours in practising, 'not to hear that number of choruses -from motor horns. It is really rah. ter nerve-racking, after listening to a • 'pleasing band nuuber,. to have one's •ears "deeved" by a chorus of raucous ".motor horns, instruments which were. , 'never meant to be musical. We are sure the bandsmen would be 'much more complimented if the aud, 'ience would use the old fashioned •method of applause, a hearty 'hand: clap, and, who knows, we might add not' a little to their pleasure by, nmak- ing this applause hearty .and ready. Anybody who. thought it couldn't eget hot this summer had a chance -6 •change his mind over the week -end, and probably did. *** While we've been slaving away in 'the heat here` -many of our brethern and sistern of the Canadian weekly -press have been enjoying the breezes •across the western prairies during the •past week and reveling in the loveli- -ness. of ,Jasper Park, where a few ...days were spent after the convention, •which opened in Edmonton a week ago 'today. We don't begrudge thein an 'hour of it, however, and hope every) one had a most enjoyable time. k 5 * Entrance results are out for Clinton -and Blyth qentres and will be found on 'another page of this issue. We have 'had them posted up the past couple of. '-days and probably the most popular 'place in the whole town has been that -window, where the names of success 'ful students were . displayed. W,e. 'heartily congratulate the successful -ones and we would like to encourage 'those who failed. There are few -successful people in the world who 'have never made a failure, so we ad- -vise the unsuccessful ones to cheer up -and try again,, If - they have not 'applied •themselves as they might `there is a new year in which to make - ;good, and if they have, and still fell short of the desired goal, it will be ,easier next year, they.. will ,have a -more thorough grounding ` and the 'next examination will find then at `the head of the list, if they buckle '$own to an honest effort. Edmond E. Wince puts ;the case ina little verse thus:- You hus:You are beaten to earth! Well, what, •of that•? Come up with a smiling face,' /Vs nothing against you -to fall down flat,. But to lie there -that's a disgrace. Constance , . `Mr. and Mrs. George :Fox and ;son of. Detroit spent Saturday- night at Mr, George Riley's, Mr and Mrs. George Riley Mr, and Mrs. C. Huggart and sons, Mr. .and Mrs. Joe Riley, Jr., and =Mr, and Mrs, Riley of Clinton spent Sunday in Hay - The '" W. M. S+ had the W. M. S. of Northside church Seaforth; to visit thein on ,Wednesday of .this week. Mrs, (Dr.) : Wilford of Blyth, wife of Dr. Wilford; medical Missien- arty in China, gave an address. A few farmers have commenced haying,,;. Mrs. lild Button spent•a week with friends at St Thomas Mr. Ben. Riley rs . visiting his 'datighter, Mrs. Attwoods. at Blenheim: • Mr.,. and Mrs. Richard Burwiele and family were visitors at Mrs. A. Nich- •olson's on Sunday. Mr'.tind Mrs. James Elsley, Who have spent the last six'weeki visiting - friends in Tor""auto, Welland Haanilton and St.M'arys, ,knave returned horde. Mr'srW,M'eCool spent lest week`' in Woodstock with 'her daughter; Miss Della, who. is still confined to.", the hospital there, 'We are pleased to hear that Mrs'.Wi11 Govier, who has been in St. Michael's hospital, Toronto,,is expect- ed home this week. - Gordon and Kenneth Lyon of Blyth are spending part of this week with their aunt, Mrs. 4 . Watson. Mrs. (Dr.) Kirk Lyon and wee hob- by of Leamington are visiting, Dr. Lyon's patents, Mr: and Mrs: W. Lyon of the gravel. road, • - Mrs. F. Woods, Mrs Roberton and 141 'r. and Mrs, R. Townsend attended the funeral of their sister Miss' Susie Townsend of To`r'onto, last Thursday. Mr: and Mrs. Will,Taroblyn, Miss Joan and Master'. John; ; motored up from ;Toronto last week to spend 'a - few weeks with Mr. Tamplyn's'moth- w , o is agraduat University, is to be congratulated up- on recently receiving, his B. Pack de- gree from Toronto University, Mr. Tainblyn is principal. of the Junior vo- cational school, Toronto,,which is be- ing enlarged.this year by the addition of a new $160,000 section. er Will h e ofQueen s Stanley Township. TINGE,D-SAUAGT lien,` on Jttly Sp.d 'by tht ley J. W siker, .Lasrna Xsabelle 'daughter of IIhlr and M s Johzt R Sayag',e Dunn t gtimran,:to L F Stingle of ,Toronto son of l4iz and efts Mingle o$ i7atlgton, :N S nt4ts ILII TY , X!i "Cluaton ,,Public' ITospi't11,',, n ,7u1y 9t,h to Mr.2-anis Mrs, H. R, I{ilty•of;Toronto, arson "John Wil, lieu BEAN Iii Colborne, on July' 6th, tete. 14Ir, and`Xlrs David; Bean, arson,- PAISLDY Inn Chn�on; on July Welham Jelin Paisley, m his 8sth� MASON At ,Ramco; ;Mich , o,i'. July. 9th Thornes Mason'Of Clinton' in' ,his 79th yeas r'Cippella. Miss Alice, Anderson` hasbeen spending the past,two weeks inBrant- ford -;and• Lonclon, Ur. P. W)ggins spent the week -en cl with his wife and children -in, London, All roads will lead to flensall`July 12th, • Mr. and .Mrs. Ralph Worinnan of Flint, Mich., spent some day recently visiting his brother, Wm. Workman, Mr. Workman holds a "splendid 'posi- tion as manager of a department in the Durant Plant in Flint.. We welcome to our village Mr. and Mrs. Quin Purdy and children. Mr," Purdy intends ,helping Mr. Thos: Butt for the season., Mr. Ed. Butt is iinproying the house he purchased by,having 'it newly plas- tered and freshly decorated. Colborne. Townsh'p'` . Miss Gladys Treble is visiting with her sister;- Mrs: William Clayton: of Putnam. OnlVXonday, ruly 2nd, two accidents occurred. One car going •'west was struck by a car coining south at the corner, one mile•east. of, Carlow. 1111 - Miss Mdrien McEwen aiid Mr. Me- G. Thompeon,:_who is visiting - his par- Crae of Toronto, - motored up and ents, and a companion. where hit by spent a few days with the former's parents,, Mr. and Mrs. Alex, McEwen, Mr..George.Henderson held a very successful barn raisinng on Friday last, Mr. Henderson had the misfortune to lose his' barn by fire last year. Mrs. Frank Howe and two sons of Toronto are spending' some weeks in the community. Mr. and Mrs. Alex,. D. Baird, and son, Lorne, of Foam Lake, Sask., are visiting his mother; Mrs, George Baird, Sr. ' Dr. Peter McEwen of Detroit spent a few days visiting his brother; Mr, John McEwen, and sister, Mrs. - J. Pearson. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Baird, and Thel- ma of. Toronto spent the week -end at the home,of Mrs, George Baird. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Marks and babe. of Toronto spent the week -end as the guests of Mrs.'Mark's parents; Mr. and Mrs. George Connell. (Crowded out last week) The death occured on - Sunday of William 1;. Reid, who had reached the `ripe age of eighty-five years. Mri Reid, although past the four score mark, had been active and smart un- til very recently. His wife died May 19th and since that his interest in life failed. and about three weeks ago he took influenza and pneumonia ;devel- oped and he soon sank. Mr. Reid was born in Belleville but carne to Huron as a young roan. The family settled 'on the Base line, Hub, ett, and he lived in Godeiich town- ship a short -time, but for about forty years he had been , a resi- dent of Stanley. He is sur- vived by five daughters and one son, Mrs. Carpenter of Port Hope) Mich., who has been home since the death of her mother in May. Mrs., l\ il- ler and .Mrs: Taylor of- Clinton, and Mrs. Rachel, Gertrude and W. J. Reid at home. The funeral' took place from the family residence _:on' Tuesday after- noon' the service at house and grave- side being• conducted by the Rev. W. J. Penrose of Varna, .Interment was made in Clinton cemetery. Many very handsome floral tributes were sent by friends, . Tuckersmith -Township The following is the School Report for S. S. No. 6 for the June promo- tion examinations. Thosemarked. with an asterisk failed: Torr. 4th -Isabel Ashton, 85; Eve- lyn Nott, 80. To Jr. 4th -Fletcher Whitmore, 921 Warren Whitmore, 87; Raymond Townsend, 73. ' To Sr. 3rd -Sarah ' Whitmore 91; Pearl "Hugill, 84; Harold Hugill, To Jr. 3rd -Leola :Nott, 77; .Haze] Ashton, 64; Myrtle Ashton, 55*; Ver: na Huggill, 55*. To Sr._ 2nd -Florence Whitmore; 71; Arnold Ilugill, 68; Velma Ashton, 1st: Iona Hugill, 82; Wesley Hug Pruner-Rhoda Govier; Joe, Hunk.' Hugip -Edna M'. Jarnieson, teacher, Only I•Iis Belief They tell the story, of a famous, actor, who was often accustomed' to showa great interest- in the lesser lights about. him, ='-One day he:; was, good-naturedly conversing' with one ,of his stage hands" "And what, my roan, is your vo- cation?" queried the condescending. matinee idol.'" - "I'tn a Baptist" writhe reply, '"No mei:good fellow,'that is your.. belief; I want to ,know .your voeh-° Tor eitibmple; I am an deter." Said the • scene ' shifter: "New, Clerk that's; your belief," -Exchange. ti Wiilliam Watson, Sr., the cause being the thick clouds of dust. Mr. Thomp- son's car was somewhat battered and he himself was shaken up, while his companion received a few scratches. Mr. Thompson was able to be on his feet again on Friday, On Monday at Carlow, two cars locked owing, it is said; to too fast driving by the one party.' An order has been sent into erect stop signs at Carlow. The coun- ty road being a, through road, acci- dents have happened twice in a short time and if something is not done to help prevent it some one may be kil- led. Rev. Mr. Colin Young, D.D., of Toronto cane up Saturday and visited with Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Young and Mr: and Mrs. Andrew Johnston on Monday, . • Mrs. Jean Walter and sister, Miss Julia Young, of Toronto were at Mr. and Mas, R. M..Young's• recently, Mrs,. McCormick, (formerly Stacie Hogan).- and Miss Harding of Detroit were week -end visitors with the Glen family. Nile Girls' baseball team lost heav- ily in a game with St. Helens'. on Thursday,but they were caught at a bad time as several good players were away. They are out to do their best always. Good wishes and o ngratulations are extended to Mr. W. P. Young (Buff) and his bride, formerly Miss Myrtle Bennett,• of Str'athroy. Mrs. C. S. Gledhill of Buffalo is visiting with Mrs. Levi Snyder and other relatives, Billy Young of Toronto is visiting` with his cousin, Mr, Tait Clark, for summer holidays, Miss Olive Jefferson spent the Week -end with Miss Edith Fisher. Born, to Mr. and Mrs: David Bean, on Saturday; July 6th, a son, Mr. and Mrs. 'Rogers are visiting with the latter's cousin, Mrs. Allan Wilson,' °•' Miss Mary Robertson is spending a summer vacation with her sister,Mrs. Ed. Fisher.' Several .in this locality are suffer- ing from summer colds.. Mr, and Mrs. Alex. Clutton and relatives enjoyed a family picnic at Harbor Park, Goderich,' Mr. Richard Mitchell is driving a new Chev. sedan. Colbbrne people certainly must be prosperous, judging from the number of new cars that have been sold in this township. Mr. and .Mrs, Thos, Tabb and-Mr.and Mrs, Harry- Sanderson, and Baugh - ter, Beryl, visited withMr. and Mrsi John Treble, ' Mr, and : Mrs,' Harvey 'Fisher 'visit- ed with. Mr. and Mrs. Ellwyn Rut- ledge and :Miss Mildred ; Thompsonf F' ening. They were. accompaniedby. Mr, and Mrs, Alvia Weigh of.Kinpenn Mrs. Will Maedel of Detroit. visited with Mr, and Mrs. Paul Maedel over the week -end, nom riday inor.ning till MOnddy ev- Gederich Township Connell Meeting: Council met in Holinesville on Monday, ,July 9th, all present except Councillor Salkeld CLINTOX-1kI `WS Appottn PXIOT64ii S IXave t nose Pligtogxaphs al[gn dust,' ing the hohdbys Our br'i'er and worle will please See en Photographs fin;; isle 1 ni 'Oil. dolor/ M Oua Studio fa eci upi ed tro° do every.; iihshg, an Photogva::ph. kinds sent 'anywhere. Special atten- le out of town orders, • We have a large stock of pl t i•eadinesa for hanging besitete, Cony bed_ding; etc, Call and see 'stock -at 'GreeiMonse- Ch Coolie Two Phones -66w and 66j Annual Summer,Bazaar Under the at:Spices of the Guildi of , TRINTIT CHURCH, HAYFIELD .will be held on the Rectory •Lanm. -on the afternoori of 'THURSDAY, JULY 26th BOOTHS FANCY WORK, PLAIN SEWING, 110ME COOKING,. GARDEN PRO- DUCE, AND FLOWERS. Tea served °tithe lawn. Music supplied by the Lakeside Entertahtert COME AND BRING YOUR FRIENDS opinion that. this Was not as; repres- ented .and this account Was left aver, the Reeve to make some inquiry. • . The folloteing accounts were :crder- ed paid: News -Record, _printing, $35.75; Towe-of Clinton, Goderich. Township' share of Division Court feee, $5.66; Reg. Sturdy, sheep claim, $8.00; Sas. Harrison, sheen clahn, $48.00; Les. Cox, sheep claim, $33.00; Richard Porter, sheep claim, 514.00; Geo. W. Sturdy, valuing sheep, $20.00; Reeve and Councillors, services as road com- missioners, $125.00; R. G. Thompson, extra meetings, road progTams and supplies, $14.00; Supt. pay voucher Council then adjourned to meet on Tuesday, Aug. 7th, at 1.30 pan. G. Thompson, Clerk. Proinotion results of S. S. No. 8: Sr. 3rd -Borden Clark, Robert Jr: 3rd -Lillian Picot, Harry Low - Jr. 1st -Gladys Clark. • Sr, Primer -Sylvia Lowden. -R. Evans, teacher. CARLOW,: The trustees of Zion church have' divided 'the proceeds of the sale money between Be/miller and Carlow- United .churches. The treas- urer,. John Treble has presented each church with a cheque amounting• to $321,65. John 7,'reble bought the land being part of his farm. WALTON: The .barn dance whieb was held in Robert Patterson's. new barn dn Friday' evening ;Nes largely attended Mr. Patterson's barn was burned last fall and is being re -built. Jackson's :Orchestra supplied splen- di'd music both new and old time Clarence Bennett of Winthrp supplied the Delco Lighting system. A re- freshment/ booth was run by Russell Wanted Immediately, ,a second hand piano. Inquire at The ,News -Record office. Lost On highway, between Holmesville and,Clinton, a -bag of buckwheat. Finder tiincily leave at Charlesworth's store,. Clinton, or commanicute with S. R. Marath, HoImesvilIe. 70-1/ Young Pigs for Sale Ten young pigs for sale. Apply to George Holland, R. R. No. 5, Clinton, Teacher Wanted Experienced teacher for S. S. No. 12, Goclerich and Hullett. Applica- tions will be receiVed up to Wearies, day, August 1st. Norman Ball, Sec: TENDERS WANTED Tenders will be received up to 8 o'clock Tuesday, evening, July -17th, fox the drawing of 840 yards of gra- vel from Bissets sit south of Goder, fell, to Goderieh. Specification may be seen at F.' Bell & Bros.,. Porter's Hill, Lowest or any -tender not neces- sarily accepted. F. Bell and Bros. :Minutes of last meeting read and • - • _letter 'front 1Virs. jos, Etick the nuisance cansed by. the town sew- ers,' CoUricIllor Salkeld 'was delegated te look after this: . statement, from ,the Getineir 'of the rateS.as Ceutity; $8:- 738,38; Highways 'rate„.$4367„69. This The Soldiers' Settlement. .. Boai-d wrote:regarding lands held by them; the clerk. was. instincted to write. for which.„., Was to, 'insnrel'ithe acCentit. trona: the 6,enre' 'APPLICATION TO II:. T. BOARD In the diatter of the Application of the Coramissieners ,for the Telephone " The Ontario Railway and IVIunicinal, pqrSene having 'an interedi., 'this 'Matter and . cleaning: le be' ifeerd, dil*ted,to attend. 4t. Aid fled. Dater, at Toronto, ,thia Fourth /Day., nesse( •..".�'� "`* . NTE', ,prices 'for' heaviliens are 1,1:8 „Le.sedtttilltigonEgg'^gradh'g inton Poultry. House hones-Qffice; 214j Reeidencei 21.4W NCIN t Harold Skinner's 13lue Water Boys WINGI1AM ARENA EVERY THURSDAY NiGHT 65-13. A New Agency - As I arn now handling the -Cock- shutt and Frost and Wood Impleni- ents and also Cockshutt cream separ- ators, and aM prepared to supply all kinde . repairs for same, 1. -solicit the patrenage of farmers and others. Orders will receive prompt attention. JOHN y. DIEHL, Queen street, Clinton 66-7-p. TENDERS WANTED Tenders will be received by' the un- dersigned up to noon on Friday, July 20th, for the erection of a• school and spectfications may be seeft at my residence, Lat.:4_0, Con. 13th, Hallett, ..2,43 miles southeast bf Auburn. James Tires New lo* prices. Clinton Garage. SALE OF VALUABLE RESIDEN- TAL PROPERTY IN THE VILLAGE OF HAYFIELD Pursuant to an Order of His Hon- our Edward Norman Lewis, Esquire, dated the 22nd day of May A D 1928 the following property will be Put up for' sale at the premises in the Vil- laye of Hayfield on Friday, July 20th, The Property will be put up in Two Pared No. 1 -Lot 271, Hill Terrace 274, 275, 276, and 272, Hill Terrace. On Parcel No '1 there is a small iaine House, small stable, and a few fruit trees. This. would make a very desirable Summer Home as it overlooks the River. TERMS -20 per cent cash at the time of the sale and' the balance with- in 30 days when a deed' will be given for the property. Thomas Gundry & Son, Auctoneers, Hays' ancl Hays, Solicitors , for the County of Huron. 69 -3, - Wanted An Inspector or Superintendent for" Huron Count3r Children's Aid Society in place of Mr. G. M. Elliott, resign- ed. Applications in writing, stating qualifications and salary expected, will be received' by the undersigned up to July 19th, 1928, duties to begin as soon as possible. Full particulars as to duties expected etc. will he given by the Clerk on application. Geo. W. Heiman, Clerk, ITur5ii. Dated at Goderieh, the 2 -5th day of Tune, 1928 68-3; Tractor Plowing I am prepared' to do plowing by the acre, at anytime. AlSo wood sawing Apply to S. Flewitt, or phone 13 on 606; Clinton central. 64'-tf-6p, House for Sate Frame house, Albert street, Olin - ton. e rooms and pantry, in good' re/ pair, Itghts and water. Roomy stable op premises,. V,t acre garden with some small fruit trees. Apply on premises to, Mrs. L. Hunking. 67-tf, A number of Combs, top boxes, bot-' tom boxes, and also some foundation, -Apply to Isaac Dodd, Princess street, In the Estate of Thomas John Snow- den, Deceased NOTICE is hereby given,that all 'Persons` having claims ag;ainst the' 'estate of Thomas John Snowden late of the town of Clinton, in the County of ' Huron, clergyman, deceased, who died on „or abont the 1.2th day -of Ap- ril A. D, 1928, are required to deliver to Ruasell E. Manning the , executor of the said'estate, or his solicitor on or before the,15th clay of July A.D. :1928, a full statement: of their claims together wititparticulars •thereof, and /the nature . Of securities, , any, held 'by "them all duly verified bY ,affidavit, AND. TAKE'N'OTICE that after the said last mentioned date the saitl ,ex- ecater ,proceed to. dietrilnite the estate .:of.,,„the• said deceased amongst tbe persons .entitled thereto having re- ,Dateciat Clinteel, Ontario, this 28th 1 to :attend it; denunistratibn irk OM" Store on hursclaY; Friday and Satur ol this week itily 12th 13th and 14th covering Interior Decorations whereby rooms, walls and be transformed lute a thing of beauty, aweetness, chem. cleanliness prevailing and at the same time provides a pi ground for furniture, draperies and pictures. Please call on abthie days at least. IVIiller Hardware TELEPHONE 53 C. H. VENNER, Electrici Electric Ranges, Fixtures, Bulbs, Irons, Fans an Appliances Wiring and Repairs. Don't •Let Moths Eat Your Clothes up Clothes 'that are soiled and full of dirty spots are what the moths feast ' As a rule they do not touch. clothes. that are dry cleaned, Think of the deinage and loss that the moth causes. Compare this with the small eost of haVing' your clothes dry cleaned. It is real' economy thento have all your winter :Clothes dry cleaned be - closet until next season. It will save you many a 'dollar! We are experts. Our rates are ex- ceptionally reasonable, McEwen's Old Stand. Opposite Post Office House for Sale - Conveniently arranged, seven room- ed house, on Albert street, in excel- lent condition, cement garage, well kept 'awns, etc, Vaeant, possession. Terms can be arranged. Apply box 138, Clinton. 66-tfr‘ House for Sale One of the best located residences in Clinton. A substantial frame house containing eleven rooms, with bath room, halts, . pantry and woodshed, Has hot water heating system, which could not be duplicated for $1,000. Has stone foundation with large cein- ent cellar, extensive verandah and a new fire -proof roof, ;!,, acre lot and garage; convenient to churches, schools and business' section. In addition to being a comfortable home this property has yielded a steady in- come in the rooming house business, and can be made a money maker cat- ering to tenrist trade. For terms ap- ply- on premises. Would also consider exchange on improved farm. W. S. Downs, Ontario Street, opposite Ont- arit Street Church. 69-12-3p, To Customers To let my eustomers know that I have installed a telephone. My num- ber is 640 r 14 Clinton central. Ever, ed L. johnston, Decorator. 61-tf, ctjAiritit, IF YOU WANI- w1SE INVESTORS. LOOK FOR. WEILSXICKED COAL SINS IN E SPRING It SUMMER T In each of Shaw's Tiv follows the present sess lar ordeNron July 31 Booklet free. Write 113 Toronto, W. R. Shaw, 5 ' Clothes Cleaned and Clothes cleaned, pres paired. Woollen goods d Coal That Sat We sell the cleanest, • rriest economical fuel and a fair price. A telephone call will prompt attention, You can feel asolutely every shovel of coal will 1 same uniformity of quality. HOWARD CL . Phone 182 Orders Taken at Lawson Phone 111 We Want V Milk and Cre We are manufacturers cheese and butter. We w milk or cream. We pay hied ket price weekly. Satisface anteed. Phone your order for fine. or pasturised butter in print ids to W. H. Lobb, Clinton, THE HOLMESVILLE T/VE CHEESE AND BU' COMPANY, L/MITEI Eggs and Po Eggs handled at residenc day -graded by an experienc er, for which we pay the high ket price. CREAM Purchased for Stillman's of Agent for the Viking Crea A. E. Flinch victoria St., Clinton Ph WOOD FOB SA A quantity of good hardwoo cedar for sale. E. WARD Phone 155 Huron Singer Sewing Mac Leased on Small Monthly Pay Big Discount on Cash Sales If you want good interest on your investment, heed this teller's words. your cellar and you'll receive coin, pound heat' -next .winter. Buy now and you buy on low 'market and get dividends in dollars and heat. When you put money to work foil: you- this way you get a high rate of interest and hold all the security, too. Call the kittis, for good, clean coal L COMPANY . Now is the time to have your chine repaired and cleaned. Re Needles, Belts and • Parts for makes._ 4 W. GLEN COO Phone 1713 P.O. Box 201, Cli RADIO -Buy a radio for' the fa] iu doing so you will giving them something which 1 can enjoy the year around, We are dealers for the Roister Kings sets and will be pleased to you a demonstration at any .tirn Batteries charged and stor',A'i .6r/the whiter „