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The Clinton News Record, 1928-08-02, Page 5Of Interest to You andMe 1avY u noticed that the e ni.ngs -lire drawing in a little? , Anybody Who. is going to learn to swim this summer i101.11(1 13(3 at it. 'The water -will soon be too cold. Toronto Exhibition opens on „August 21th.. Alter that it is time to prepare far winter, August it here, the month ef har- vset,•the gathering in of the fruits of the field. Wonder if the reason men have al , ways praised the busy little be is be cause in Beeland it is the women whi -do all the work? ' Canada seems to. be doing very Well at the Olympic games. . This .is all right, Canada should grow as athletic -young men and women as any country. Under the sun. The excessive rains may have been 'hard on haymakers and have made the ground so soft that it is difficult to run harvesting machinery 'over the fields, but they have beenfine for grass. The lawns and pastures have -seldom been so green at the firgt of August as they are this ' year. While the world is looking toevard tbe outlawery of war and science is endeavoring to teach men how to keep ' healthy, the toll of death by accident seems to be increasing all the time. Yesterday men were heeled to a hor- rible death when one of the great gates of the Welland canal fell and ev- • ery clay people are being killed and - maimed in automobile accidents. As civiliaztion advances the clances of • death by accident seem to be in- -• creased. The death occurred on Tuesday of Hal. B.• Donly of Sirecoe, until 192g .aditor and proprieter of the Simeoe 'Reformer, wbich he inherited from "his father. Mr. Donly was 'consider: ,ed one ‚of the outstanding newspaper —men in the. weekly aield in Ontario • and,ais editorial page was ali-vays eaga erelysscanned, for he had an iedepee- -• dence thaught and expression which won the respect of even those - who could not always agree with him, 'He wee twice elected president of the Cartadian Press Association. Since - giving up newspaper work he had in- tore'sted himself in business but his -health has been /ailing for , sorne - years. * * Getting lost in' the woods in the' Tted Lake district, Jahn Helmer, an -experienced prospector, ' wandered 'aimlessly about,for twenty-two days before he was found, his only food be. ing berries, On being" discovered he • was, 'naught to Port Arthur Hospital ' but the exposure, lack of food and the • mental anguish he endured were too much Air his constitutive and he fail- ed to rally tinder care and died. Hie - voice failed and on more than one oc- casion he saw emu.° parties looking ' for him but could not call loud enougb '•to make himself heard. It was a ter- • -Tilde experience and a very sad halt- ' •epening for this age in Canada. Those. ' going into the -woods need.to 'exercise ••great care, as Helmer was by no -means 4 novice in the woods'. e • • Hohnesville Mr. and Mrs. Pullman of Chicago, .and Mr. and Mrs. Draper of Detroit s are spending a few days as the guests of Mr. and tears. Wen. Mull - 'holland. - We are pleased to report that Mas- ter Lloyd Stock, son 'of Mr, and Mrs. M. Stock, 'who has recently undergone' eau operation in the Clniton Hospital, is progressing favorebly, and we trust • will soon be in our midst again. Mee. Leonard Birth of Detroit is • spending a few days as the guest of eller patents, Mr, and Mrs, I. Mtsllhol- lancl. • Mr. and Res, Sohn Schwstez of ' Toronto, former residents of this -.community, called on friends Isere over the week -erne They were in Goderich attending the funeral of Mr, ' Schwanz's motherwho paeted ° away last week. Mr). Schwanz return. ed to Toronto on Motalay, and Mrs. Schweaz is spending a few days vis- iting eelatiees and Weeds in this vi- - cinity. • Mr. Arthur Elliott of Aberdeen, ba- kota, visited his cousin, Mrs. G. R. Sheppaed, erne day this week. It was •a pleasant meeting, as they had not . met for forty years. Mrs. Ross Tiehbourne and (laugh- ' Leer, Mame of Goderich visited Mr. -and Mrs. Ce. Sheppard on Tuesday. Mr. J. B. -MacMath is spending a -•cottple of days in Toronto. Mrs. Frank McDonald of Detroit • and daughter, also Mrs. Halstead 4f ' Brucefield, and Mr. Eagleson of ba- kota, .'vera,callrs at Mr, George , Sheppard's his week. Hullett Towynship Mrs. Wm. Davison, Mr. John Davi- eon and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Devieon 'sand son of Ontario, California, who "have been visiting relatives and friends hereabouts for • some weeks,' were the guests last week of Mr. and • Mrs. Fsd. Johnston. The Davison's • and the Johnstone were friends years ago in Dakota. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Todd and Mr, ° and Mrs. Bert Hill of Detroit, Mich., spent over the week-encl 'with the lat- ter's brother and sister, ItereFred and Miss Jennie Austin. . Mr. and ears. J. Hughes and son of Ilderton spent the week -end at the home of Mrs, Thee. Adams. - Mies Loretta, Flynn and Miss Egan have retnened to Toronto since enend- ' ing a few weeks with the formee's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Flynn. Me Peeve Reynolds, is visiting at les home in fIullott Misees M. and A. Carbeet have re,- - turned to their home attr spending a few 'weeks with their sister, Mrs. T, Quigley of Detroit. M.iS'8 1. Griffin of Toronto is • the gueet of Miss A. Flynn. Mr, Cap. Taynn left for Toronto en Saturday. Auburn Mrs. Benhett is visiting with her brother, Mrs. Jas, Match, Mr, and Mrs. A. M.' Rice and son, have returned home after spending two weeks holidaying. Miss Vera Trick of London spent the week -end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Andrew. Mrs, Chas. Wallis Misses Gertrude and Freida and ilirq Wilmer Wallis called on friends herb Sunday' last. • Owing to the, wet 'weather farmers are finding it diCEicult to save their hay.crop this year. Wheat cutting will commence in this district ^thio 'Week. - An event of much interest, not onlsi to peolile of this community, but also to 'many in the surrounding dis- trict, whl be the holding of a memor, ial service isa the grounds of Ball's Cemetery on Sunday evening, August. 5th. The service will commence at (3.30 and be in charge of the local clergy. SI. Helett Mr. and Mrs..R. A,Barbour were up front Fergus last Tuesday attend- ing the wedding of Mrs. Barboor's sister, Miss Clara Weeds. We are sorry to report that Mr. John Rutherford is still in very poor health. * • Mr. and Ms'. Robt. Reid of Wiedsor• and Mr. and 1VIrs, John W. Kehl. Of Varna spent Friday at the home of the former's sister, Ma's. R. J. Woods Miss Marion MePhersoneis visiting -her niece, Mrs. Wm. Rutherford, Miss IVIcGregor of Neve York ie vis- iting her cousin Mrs. Geo. Stuart. IVI Miss urier'Millers of London spent the week -end at her. home here, leliss Dorothy Barbour of Fergus has returned home aftee spending a few weeks at the hothe of her grand- mother, Mrs. S. J, Weeds, Messrs. Wm. and Arnold Woods, Mr. and Mrs. -Jas. Irwin and Meat Richard Martin motored to Simcoe county on Sunday. Miss Lamm Martin is spending a few weeks with her greadfether, mgr. Wm, Woods. ' • • ' • 'A' very' pretty wedding teak Pfau at Calein church', St Helens,. on Tues. day, July 24th, at 3.30 When Clera. Mners daughter of Mrs. Sarah Woods and the late R. Je Woods, aecame the, bride of Mr. WIti. G. Dougherty, son of the late Mr. atid Mrs. Alexander Dougberty of Guelph. The ceremony was performed, amid a'profusion of summer flowers, by Rev, H, G. Whit- field, pastor of the church. • The bride entered the church on the arm of her • brother, Mr. Wilson Woods, to the strains of Lohengrin's wedding march played by IVIiss Dolly Peguegnat of Guelph, She wag a pictuie of loveliness in a white taffeta Ivied gown flowered in rose and blue, with rose mohair hat and satin shoes to match. She carried seecolonial bouquet of sweet- heart roses and baby's breath. Little Bobbie Phillip, nephew of the bride, acted as ring bearer, and Dorothy Barbour, niece of the beide, made a very pretty flower girl, gowned in maize geogrette frilled in maize satin ribbon. The mother ef the bride was gowned in navy blue canton crone with biege trimmings and hat to match. She ,carrid sweethestet roses and orchids.- During the sign- ing of the register Mrs. II. G. Whit - nem saug very sweetly "Until." Immediately after the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the beide's mother, a dainty buffet luncheon being served. The decora- tion •of the brides table was carried out in rose and blue centred by the wedding cake, ' Mr, and lefrs. Deng,hertyl left on a teeter teat to points east; the bride travelling in* a biege camels hale French Icaeha ensemble. with felt hat, and shoes to match. On their retulat they will vesicle in Guelph. With George 'Young in tettining again undo Johnny Walker and pro- nounced in as good shape as when he conquered the Catelina , in the Fine Wrigley 1/araban Swine and Ernst Vierkoetter a sure entrant, the world's championship ewlin at the Canadian National Exhibition, this year has every appearance of beieg it "battle" between tease two noted stars. There will be others, too, who will be "in there,a such as Arne Borg, of 'Swe- den; Mendell Burdett, of Toronto, whoee performance lad year was out- standieg, and Georges Michel, of Fra -nee, the rennet -tip of lest Year. WHERE BRITAIN IS SIIPREtVIE Porty-six•percerta of the exports of the "United States are carried in Bri- tish ships, a greater percentage thae thet castled by the marine of any ether nation concerned, including the United States itself. This is despite a determined effort made since the War by the United etates to expand her shipping business at the expense of the 13ritieb, The fact thet Britislt thips (-any more of -the United States export; goods than that nation herself suggests that the struggle for ocean business has not yet seriously affected the standing of the British as tee first mercantile shipping nation of the workl.—Sarnia, Canadian -Observer. Stenographer Wanted Must be fast and accurate at short- hand' arid typing, bookkeeping know- ledge desirable but not esseritial, State qualifications, experience, age and salary expected. Apply Box 477. Wingham, Ontario. •Auction Sale Household effects at Bayfield on Saturday, August 11th, at 1.80 sharp, consisting of the following: Paelor Suite, Upright piano, 2 bed room suites, completde Acme B range, elewen coed 16 -inch hardwoods sideboard, collet, dining .room table, 6 dining room chairs, bureau, writ - Mg desk, rocking chairs,„ 3 oalz kegs, linoleum,. Carpets, lamps, blinds, cur- tains, dishes, pots, pans, sealers and neirnerous other articles, TERM'S: All sums of 7.10.00 and under, eash; over that abount, 3 months' credit will be given on fur- nishieg bankable paper, or a discount of 8 per cent per annum allowed for carat an credit amounts. H. Davrow, Proprietor, G. H. El- liott, Au cti °neer. • 73-2, r asv.>s ARCHIBAfiD—KINDREE — At the , residence ot.the bride's ,parcrits, by tee Rev, Mr. Deeth; on auly 24th, Morris Pearl, only 'daughter of Mr. and Mrs. john E. Kindree, Jarvie, Ontario, to Frederick Pe Archibald, youngest son of Mr. and IVIrs. Ansi- 3' A):eili.)) El 1 d' Of' Seat: ox• th. ' "BATSON—HARVEY—Li Exeter, ,on July 21tit, by the Rev. I). McTavish, Mildred Maude, daughter of Mr. ahd Mrs, Thomas Harvey of Exe- ter, to john William Batson of Tor- onto. • DOUGITINERTY—WOODS—At Cal - church, Si. Helens, on July 24th, by the Rev.' EL G. Whitfield, Ciaect May, daughterofMrs. Sarah eeroode and the late R. J. Weeds of St. lielens, to William G. Dougher- ty, son of the late 11jr. and Mrs, Alex. Dougherty of Guelph. Births MANNING—Tn CIidton, On July 26511, to Mr. and Mrs. II, B. Manning, a son.—John Russe. , HARNESS—At Clintotn hospital, on Wednesday, July 18th, to Mr. 4rid Mrs, Elmer Harnees, of Exeter, a daughter, Phyllis Barbara. CRQSS—In Clinton Ptiblie Hospital, on July 30t11; to Mr. and Mrs. Edger A, Cross of Toronto, daughter.—Marion Campbell. IN MEMORIAM COOK— In loving memoey of Fred- erich Cook, who diede August 1st, -1927. Gone is the face we loved so dear, Silent the voice we loved to her. When days aee dark and friends are few, Dear Father, hew we long for you. A, loving father, tree and kind, No friend on earth like him we'll For all of us he did his best, God has given himaeternal vest. Sadly missed by wife and family —p. GRAINgER----Ia -loyietg, memory of "our father, who died Auguet 41.11, „Peacful beethy rest, °clear. --Father. It is sweet to breathe thy,.nerne. In life We loved you.dearlye • In death we do the Smile. • - —Sadly missed by daughter, Mrs. G. Cowan. . --p. Constance •. . , Mr. and ears. John Riley and sort of Tuckeremith spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Riley, ar. Mr. and Mrs, Adam "Glazier of Clinton spent Sunday as the guest of Mrs. Thos. Pollard. Quite a number of the village peo- ple responded to the call aor help on 'Monday morning, when Mr. Matt. Cstrbert's hoese was burned. Mortgage Sale 01 Valuable Farm PeoPertY • 'Under and by virago of tbe powers of sale contained in a certstin mort- gage which will be produced at the time of sale, there will be offered for sale by Public Auction at the Town Hall, in the Town of Clinton on Fri. day, August 17th, 1028, it the hour of two o'clock et the afternoon the following property namely: All and Singular: that: eertaineparcel or tract of land • and premises situate, lying and being in the Township of Hull - eta in the County of Iltmon and the Province of Ontario, being composed of Lot number Twenty-two (22) in the .Fourth Concession and Lot num- ber Twenty-three (23) in the Fifth Concession of the said Township of Huron, containing in all two hundred acres more or less. On the said property is a frame house, bank barn and drive shed and other buildings all of which tire in . good repair. , - This property will be put me in one lot subject to it reserve bid. Terms of Sale—Ten per ceet of purchase price at them of saleandthe balance within thirty days thereafter. For further particulars apply to Cowan, Cowell ac Gray, Sarnia, Ont., Vetzlor's ardicitors, or W. Brydone, Clinton Ont., Agent for Cowan, Cove- san & Gray, G. H. Elliott, Auctioneer, • , 73-3. es. Per Sale A very choice 100 acres at a give- away price, lot 18, con. 3, I-Iullett Tea, Huron County, 2lee miles from Clinton, a good town of about 2000 population; 5 churches, Public school, Collegiate, fleshless College,' etc. Pablie scheol one mile front the house. Gravel toad 10 rodsfrom house; paved highway 114 mileses London 45 miles Toronto 120. •Soll extra good clay loam, 90 acres tillable, balance bush - lend, pasture with spring water. No sand or gravel. Land gently rolling, enough for good drainage. Buildings consist of a large, 2 storey brick house with sarenter kitchee, cistern and woodshed, berm 56x60, heavy frame timber, stone stabling under- neath, cement Deers, hardwood- stalls and mangers, stone root cellar, cem- ent chicken and pig house impliment house and work shop. Buildings rodded with _latest patent` Copper lightning rods, Buildings are insured for 77000 and 710,000 would not put them here to day, All A-1 condition. 3 acres of orchard, about 70 fruit trees, different vat atlas apples, poets and plums. Hog paslures calf mestere close to beildinge- ledge fence aroundlouse and-yaed. '3 never failing'spring wells). Taxed around -780. 40 acne in even, 22 alfalfa, 14 summer eallow, balance pesture. Such ,farm has never been offered in Hurois e,ounty-Ser the price 77,500 withota crop or will sell with 0'013 Priced low. •A good thee now to look this propertrover when crop is erow. ing. Farm eatver been rentect. e3,500 cash will handle it. Balance time to emit, at ,6 per cent, Reason for selling. am past 70 veers, have no male help and health farline. Telephone ancl daily rnail delivery. Ed. Joneston, Clinton, Ontraeo, R. R. No. 4. Phone e36r3. - 73-1. THE CL NTON-NEWS •REC,ORD Angthing Should., Happen Have you good photographs of the eye:dram of father and mother? We are in our Clinton Studio every Tues- day to enalce good Photographs for A Wedding, Photograph 03:a Family . _ Group. We please others we can. please you, Prices aro reasonable. We make Photographs from $2.00 .,per dozen up. Finishing for Amatem•s. BURGESS STUDIO, CLINTON TOM 4TOES THE CHOICEST - HOT ROUSE GROWN 30c' Per IL Chls. V. Cooke Two Phones -66w and 66j N TICE , Owners and tenants of property in' Clinton must . commence to cut all weeds on their property and keep thorn *cut during the summer. Pir(13NO, . 3sVieed Inspector 71-2 WEEDS Must Be Cute Owners and tenants of property in the Police Village of Bayfield must commence at once to cut all weeds ort their property and keep them cut dur- ing the surnnaer. .WM. OSMOND, Weed Inspector,' 73-1, FEVER RUNS HIGH AS 1316 RACE DRAWS NEAR ' Can Ron -tame Gratton win the 2,12- Theusaild 'Dollar' Stake' at. Goderich, Civic Holiday, August -6th? Already wagers have been made that Silent Gratton from the Litt stable at Mitch- ell will take the rich prize. Chas. Barrett from Patkhill and Earl Rowe, M.P. of Simco e County, are tWo that are setting back and smiling as both have been miles better than. 2.10. Billy Fitch, if he is the BillyFitch of old, will also figure as will Jean Pet- ers and Carl Private. Perliaps the best judge of pacers in the country Welby Almas of Brantford who says that ehe race is the most open in years is correct. Vic. Rowntree who will likely have the mount behind Billy Fitch, says he can win, so there you have it. The pertgrarnme arranged by Dr. Clark, Dr. Whitley -Smith and Co. at this beautiful town. on Lake Huron simply glitters with class and with the two thousand dollen stakes and a 7500.00 open 2.30 class will give a days racing long to be rernemberedj Ali roads lead to Goderich Civic hoii- day. Mayor McBride of Toronto will likely do the starting. A strong effort is being made to have the great Canadian Champioe pacer of the world, Gratton Bars'and his driver Vic. Fleming, ale° a Can- adian, give an exhbition mi.% during this great Race Meet at Goderich, August 6th, -Civic holiday. A new Grandstand is being built. This will be the best and largest Grandstand in this district.' Come and see the races in eornfort. - 73-1 CARD OE THANKS Mr. Will Lyon desires to express his thanks to his many friends, in- cluding the brethern of Clinton Mas- oeis Lodge, for their kindness, and also beautiful flowers sent to ban during his stay in Clinton hospital, -Also to the matron and nurses for their kind attention, which was the very best. 'Work Wanted • Student wants work, odd jobs, ariya thing, mail the middle of August. Ap- ply Roy Cook, Maple street. 73-1-p, Housekeepeer First class, one small child, desire position with widower or bachelor; town or coenty. Enquire at The Neves- Record, 78-1-11. Stanley Township Voters' List The Voter's List, 1028 for the Town- ship of Stanley, -County of Huron Notice is hereby givet that 1 have transmitted or delivered to the per- sons mentioned in Section 0 of the Ontario Voter's List Act the copies of the limn made pursuant to tbe said Act, of' all persone appearing by the Assessment Roll of the Municipality of the Township of Stanley, to be en- titled to vote in the said Municipality at elections to the Legislative Assem- bly and at Municipal Elections, and the said Bet was first posted up in my ,office at Varna. on Monday the 23rd day of Jelly 1028, and, remains there for inspection. 1 hereby call on all voters to examine the said list stncl if any errors br omissions are found' therein to take hninediate proceeding to have same corrected according to law. Dated at Varna this 26th day of July, 1928. Je, E. Harnwell, Municipal Clerk. 73-2. Attention We start you in business and help you stmeeed"—eocapital needed or ex- perience; we furnish everything. Man- ager will call on you personally and advertise for you free. Requivements —must be honest and fernish refer- eeces. Write to our London offiee, 210 Royal Bank chambers, tandem Ont, 72-2, Farmers Attention?. Having purchased a newtractor and plough; I am now reaay 'to doa limited amount of custom. plo,ughing. Let me help you eat your ea:id-resale Ino' (3 all wheat. Will do a aattefactory job. F. W. Andrews, Clinton. Phone 33sw. 72-tf, „ • il'ITURSI)A,Y, AlJG-TJaT 2, 1928' "331 Live and Dressed POULTRY WANTED Bring your poultry and eggs ehere and make morel profit for yourself, Market 'prices for heavy hens are high --take advantage of them now - Clinton's Leading Egg-Gradiatg, Station • • Clinton Poultry House N. VV.-Trewartha Phones ----Office, 214j Residence, 214w DANCING to Harold Skinner's Blue Water Boys in WINGHAM ARENA EVERY THU.RSDAY NIGHT 65-13. A New Agency WARNING the undersigned, have received in- structions from Mr. J. P, Bidkle, Tor- onto that all children under the age of 16 years must not operate Motor Cars on the Highway and all between the age of 16 and 18 must have a "Miner's License." BERT LANGFORD Examiner for Chauffeur anti • Operators License. Clinton, • Phone 251 House for Sale .Frame house, Albert street, Olin- , ton. 6 roomand pantry, in- good rs. pair, lights and water, Roomy stable en premises, 34 acre garden with some small fruit trees. Apply on pre]raisee to Mrs. L. Bunking., 67-11, Expert Kodak Finishing Developing 5c roll, Prints, any size, 3c eacli;-post paid. Jackson° Studio, Seaforth, Ont. 72-6-p. Money Wanted 7200 -wanted on a good first mort- gage. Will pay 6ea per cent, In- qqtre at • News -Record. 72-tf, • NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate et Thomas Mason, Deceased NOTICE is hereby given that a Persons having claims against the es- tate of Thomas Mason, late of the town of Clinton, in the County of Hur- on, gentleman, deceased, who died on or about the Oth day of July A.D. 1928, are required to deliver to Alice lelasee the executrix et the said estate or her solicitor, ort or before the 4th day of August A.D. 1928, a full state- nient of their Claims together with partieulars 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 ex- ecutrix will proceed to distribute the estate of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto having re- gard only to such claims as she shall have received due notice and in accor- dance therewith. Dated at Clinton'Ontario, this 16th day of July A.D. 1927. W. BRYDONE,' Clinton, Ontario, Solicitor for the said Executrix, 71-3, NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of Williant John Paisley, Deceased NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claims against the es- tate of William Sohn Paisley, late of the town of Clinton, in the County of Huron, esquite, deceased who died on or about the 8th day of Jelly A.D. 1928 are regeired to deliver to 0, L. Pais- ley and W. Stewart Paisley the exe- cutors of the said otate or William Brydone their solicitor, on or before the 4th day of August A.D. 1928, a fell' statement of their clanne togeth- er with particulars thereof, and the nature of the securitiee, if any, held by thene all duly verified by affidavit. AND TAKE NOTICE that after the said last mentioned date the said exe- cutors will proeeed to distribute the estate of the said deeeased amongst the persons entitled thereto having regard only to se& Maims as they shall have received due notice end in accordance therewith Dated at Clinton, Ontario, this 16th day of July AD. 1928. W. liIRYDONE, Clinton, Ontario, Solicitor for the said Executor. 71-3 NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of John Wellington Reid, Deeeased NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claims against the estate of John Wallington Reid late of the Township of Stanley in the Coun- ty of Huron, yeoman, deceased, who died an or about the 7th day of June A.D. 1928, are required to deliver to James F. Reid, Bayfielcl, Ontario the administrator of the said estate or his solieitor, an or before the 4th clay of August A.D. 1928, a fell statement of their claims together with parti- culars thereof, and the nature of the securities, if anyl, held by there all duly verieled by affidavit. AND TAKE NOTICE that after the said laet mentioned date the said ad- ministrator will proceed to distribute the estate of the said deceased a- mongst the persons entitled thee:ate having regard oely to such claims art he shall have received due •notice and in accordeace therewith, Dated at Clinton. Ontaeio, this 160 day oe July A.D. 1928. VV. BRYDONE, Clinton, Onterio, Solicitor for the said Admitestrator. see 71-8 , To Far ers THE ItIcCORMICK-DEERIN \ 1tijitiC Grain Lifter Will solve your trouble with grain that is down or lodged by rais- ing all within reach of the rel. They fit any Binder or mower. For Binclers four lifters are used on 6 and 7 foot and five on 8 foot, For Mowers one foot apart for clover and hay—Easily and quickly attached to guards now on your implement. They will save you' many tittles their cost in time, grain and pationce.and will last a life time. More than one thcaleancl sold at London during the past week. PIIONE 53 Hier Hardware TELEPHONE 53 lr CLINTON ' C. H. VENNER, Electrician' EleOric Ranges, Fixtures, Bulbs, bons, Fans And other Appliances Wiring and Repairs. Mar.70IISfaff IINI4S(Darl,Sitrilam.lif ,Don't Let Moths Eat Your Clothes tap ' Clothes that are soiled and full of dirty spots al* what the moths feast As a eule they do not touch clothes that are dry cleaned. Think of the damage and loss that the moth causes. • '- • Compare this with the sniall' coss,i of having your clothes drY' 'It is reel economy then to have all_ your winter clothes dry cleaned be- fore hanging' then away in :your closet until 'next season. •' It will save" you many a dollar! We are experts. Our rates are ex- ceptionally reasonable. E. C. RUBEL MeEwen's Old Stand. Opposite • Post Office PHONE 330 GODERICH, ONTARIO For Upholstering-, Repairing, Refin- ishing, Samples of Coverings Carried P. A. ZIMMERMAN Nelson Street Trattor Plowing I am prepared to do plowing by the acre, at any thne. Also wood sawing Apply to S. Flewitt, or phone 13 en 606, Clinton central. 64-tf-dp. For Sale—Poultry Perin and Orchard Good house and outbuildings and White Leghorn culled flock. Terms can he arranged. E. Parker, Clinton. 71-tf. House for Sale One ot the best located residences in Clinton. A substantial frame house containing eleven rooms, with bath room, halls, pantry and woodshed. Has hot water heating system, which could not be duplicated for 81,000. Bas stone foundation with large cem- ent eellar, extensive verandah and a new fire -proof roof, Yt 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 tourist trade. For terms ap- ply on premises. Would also consider exehange on improved farm. W. S. Downs, Ontario Street, opposite Ont. arit Street Church. 69-12-8p. WHEN /I COMES, :TO HAPPY HT. GiVVTHE BOX OPCIOARS TO THE HEAT F12 Men! Step up and place your bets on .the Heat Folks. If you Want to win the rnain heat next win- ter, order this thoroughbred coal now. Here is coal that starts from scratch and wins in a walk. You have an inside bet and can win by odds if you stable the Heat Folks in your cellar now. Here is a sure tip: Coll the .5 for good, dean coal MR111.11 COAL COMPANY PHONE 74 CLINTON Fhone 7 SUIVIIVIER T,EIFIM In each of Sbaur's Twelve -schools follows the present tessionein regu- lar order from Suter. 3rel, with no forced vacatious. Enter early day. 'Booklet free, Write 1130 Bay St., Toronto, W. R. Shaw Secretary. „ Clothes Cleaned and Pressed Clothes cleaned, pressed and re. paired. Woollen goods dry' cleaned, 'tiepins mi. Heard's B4rher shop. W. J. Jago. • 2283-11 Coal That SatIsfies • We sell 'time cleanest, safest and most economical fuel and always at it fans price. A telephone call will receive our prompt attention. You can feel asolutely sure that every shovel of coal will be of the same uniformity of quality. HOWARD CLARK Phone 182 Orders Taken at Lawson's Grocery Phone 111 We Want Your Milk and Cream We are manufacturers of bait cheese and butter. We want your milk or cream. We pay highest mar. ket price weekly. Satisfaction guar. anteed.. Phone your order for finest cheese or pasturised butter in prints or sole ids to W. It Lobb, Clinton, Ont., R. No. 3, Phone No. 605r32. THE , ROLMESVILLE CO -OPERA. TIVEVGIIBESE AND BUTTER CO1V,IPANY,. LIMITED Eggs and Poultry Eggs handled at residence everY, day—graded by an experienced grad-. er, for which we pay the highest mar. ket price. MEM( Purchased for Stillman's of Strat. ford. Agent for the Viking Cream Sep., arator. A. E. Finch Viottoria St., Clinton Phone 231, 2741 WOOD FOR S LE A quantity of good hardwood and cedar for sale. , E. WARD Phone 155 • Huron street Singer Sewing Machine Leased on Small Monthly Paymente Big Discount on Cash Sales Now is the time to have your mee chine repaired and cleaned. Repaireli Needles, Belts and Parts for alif makes. 10 W. GLEN COOK Phorte 1713• P.O. Box 201, Clintote RADIO KOLSTE -KING Buss a radio 1 or the family, in doing , ee you will - be giving them something which they; can enjoy the year around., We are dealers for the Kolster and Kings sets and will be pleased to givo You it demonstration at any time. Batteries charged end storal . for the winter W J. Nediger, Prop.