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J'I-IiIRSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 192}
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erest to Yon Mrs. James Campbell 'over the, week-
end.
t.. ., week-
'
-Mrs, Vi i, . Pickett 1 rt It
end with Mrs, Chas. Watson.
o r i , Nova
un"• hunters down,.. r
rtia:have been;`shooting farmers'
probably when gime is
This is bad enough, but not
iso, bad as shooting each other.
"Women of Germany are wearing
siert' made in America," sass an ex -
range. If they became acquainted
ith the kind manufactured in Clin
n ,we should probably have some
e„dy customers.'
'If 'everybody .put in' piaetiee what
hey learned at fall fairs, plowing;
atches, seed shows and judging coin-
,etitions,
ud ng;corn--
otiticns, the Province' 'off Ontario
ould soon surpass the original: of
...den." --The Farmer's 'Advocate.
,.w w w _
We'd -have 'more time to spend on
he editorial page of this_ great fim-
ly journal if we.didn't-have' to waste
o muchover correspondence from,haps in'tho-LJnitec] State's who want
o write our editorials for -us.
• Mr. and Mrs. James Ilsley return-
ed tierce Friday after spending since
Thanksgiving with thea -daughter,
YMIn. Milton Hooper of near St. Marys,
A farmer near Harriston on going
out to his turkey pen the other morn-
ling found that the twelve fine birds
he had been counting on for the
Christmas tradehad been stolen. He
found' also a purse, evidently dropped
by -the thieves, containing $'200.00.
He would be willing to restorethe
money to its rightful owner, but
what about the turkeys?
w e s t
An exchange remarks with sur-'
prisethe readiness . with which
""chunky boys and maidens ' can
pick out noxious, weeds, name them
and tell all About ,them." Now if
these same chunks 'of boys and fair
maidens, whoknow all ,about those
weeds, would only turn in with a
will to exterminate them it would be
turning knowledge to good aceount.
Lo,,,ndesbbro
The fowlsupper and play given by
the United church was a great sue-
-teas, the•proceeds and Thankoffering
amounting to 5897.00.
Mrs` E. ' Bell is visiting' her ,niece,
Mrs. Griffin of Wpngham.' -
Mr, -E. Wood left last 'week for
Toronto, 'where he expects 20 spend 'a
short holiday.
- Mrs. ,T, Armstrong of Clinton visit-
-ed Mrs. Harold' Adams last Wiednes-
day: .:
Miss Parrott, teacher of No, 5, re-
cently. visited Guelph friends. - She
,was accompanied by Mrs. Morrell,
Sr. '
1Vlr, and Mb's; Wm, Brigham spent
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Win.
,Stackhouse, Blyth, also Mr. and Mr's.
'E. Adams.,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Wells, visited .the•-
latter's mother, Nlrs. ,Marshall, near
`Blyth en Sunday, .
Mrs. R. McCrea ,recently visited
" gham friends,
ifillintuite a number from here took in
• the cattle' sale at Auburn on Satur-
•. slay.
Mr. W. Alli' of New Ontario spent
. several days last week at the home, of
Mrs. E. Bell and at the home of Mr.
W. Bell on the 13th concession,' He
has returned hone.
Mi ai rsaQ es,
IIALLiM-_,JOHNSTON Ab the
• United Church Manse Aubprn, on
Nov.• 15th, by the Rex. W. fit Alp,
Viola Inose, daughter of. 'M.'S, Geo.,
s. Johnston of Suunmerlrill, toCharles
Edward -Hallam, Sim• o'l.Mr, and
Mrs, Thos: Ilailam of the Base line,
B;rigs
SI. Helene
Miss Della Cranston: is spending
met ✓
days an the home, o1 bar brother,
Mr. Earl Cranston Kincardine,
Miss Cora Neal spent a Sew days
with Miss ,Winifred HFarnes Fest
Wawanosh.
MIr: Peter McDonald has returned
home from Clyde, Alberta.
Thanksgiving visitors at their'res-
pective homes were as follows: Miss
Colette Clark, Milverteir Miss Dor-
othy Webster, Tilbury;', Miss Mabel
Woods, 'Nile; Miss 'Doiathy MCQuill-,
man, Stratford Miss Irene Woods,
Kitchener;.'arr. Lorne Webb, Seaforth
and .Mur. Chaffs. McQuillan, London;,
Mr. _Alvin Woods, Miss Vera Woods,
Toronto; 1\lc. and Mrs, Arnold``T3ar-
-houi, Fergus.
Mr.: and M.rs. Wm. Doughtery,
Guelph and Mr, and Mrs. Arthur
Whethare, Galt, spent Thanksgiving
at the hone of Mrs, R. Woods,
Rev. and Mrs. Wihitfield had • as
their guests for the holiday, the for-
mer' -s" mother, Mrs. Whitfield, of
Peterboro,.his sister and her hus-
band, Mr.• and Mrs. Tough and little
daughter; Dorothy, of Brantford,
Mrs. John Miller, Sr., 1Vlrsr Ed..
Thorns and lVlr. Wallace Miller atten-
ded' the funeral of their uncle, IVir
Thos, Cuninghame of Walkerton last
week. '
• Mrs, W. Crisp of London spent sev-
•eral days with friends in the com-
munity last week. Sho- cable up to
attend the funeral of her aunt, the
late Mrs. Alli' of Harloek, whichwas
held on Saturday.
Miss Jennie Cowan. of: near Blyth
has returned after a pleasant visit
with liar sister, Mts..R. Townsend.
Mr. and Mrs. Johit Nett recently
-'Visited Hespeler friends.
A happy event : occurred in this
village op Saturday when Mr. and
Mrs, Geo. Brogden celebrated : their
Diamond Wedding.' As, a young man
Mir. Brogden came from Carlingford
to the township of Hu116tt and for
many years worked with the' firm of
Brinrdson & Son, � Carriage :makers.
He was married to Hannah dockerline
on Nov. 18th, 1868 and they ' have,
spent their lives" in the Village '-of
Londesboro. five ohildren were b'orn
to them, William of 'Winnipeg; Mrs.
D. Moody and Mrs, 'Wm. Lyon,' of
Blyth; Miss Bertha of. London' and
M'r. Alvin of. Toronto, who :'died
abotit ten yews ago. -
- Mr. and Mrs, Brogden received
gifts and flowers from member's of
their family; also coltgratulatiehs and
flowers carne' from other friends.
The Wornen s Missionary Society of
which Mrs. Brogden is a life -member'
-remembered the day with a card of
congratulations, The Women's; In-
stitute sent a lovely bouquet of
''rnurns, and the people of the village
-presented them with a silver basket,
filled with 'mums, accompanied • by
the following address: "Dear 11,1r. and
' Mfrs. ;Brogden: On this, the 60th an-,
niversary of your wedding, we wish
to congratulate you and ,to express in
some way the esteem in which you
are held in our community. We feel
you- are enjoying an unusual exper-
ience 'as not many married couples
are' spared to.celebrate their Diamond
Wedding. We wish to join with oth-
ere of your friends in expressing. our
''sincere regard and earnest wish, that.
- you may be" spared to celebrate other
anniversaries of your weddings"' As
evidence of our 'esteem; nand good
wishes vie present to r6u this basket
of flowers. Our hope is that life's
evening for you may be long and full
of happiness, Signed in behalf of the
Villagers, Mrs, Fingland, Mrs. Tam-
blyn, Miss E. Lyon, 'Mh s. J. G. Adams,
Mrs. T. Maines,'.
Mi'. and Mrs. Brogden were at, home
Saturday afternoon and evening; and
many friends called to, offer best
wishes. Their three daughters -were
present, their son not, being able to,
come. Receiving with Mrs, Brogden
were ;Mrs. E. Crawford and Mrs, M,
Mains, the Latter attended the mar-
M•iage sixty years age. -Miss Lawday
Young ushered the guests to the din-
ing room, where Mrs.' W. Brunclson
poured tea, assisted by Mrs, C. Wat-
son, Nrs. F• 'Johnston anal' Miss ,E,
Mains, `
Miss Margaret McCool is in Lee_
don for; a tiine.
Miss . Gibson of Wroxeter visited
Mrs Chas. Durnin, Sr. and Mr. and
Mrs. Colin McDonald were at Ripley
last week attending the '20th wedding
anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. ]tarry
McAllister.
.Mrs. R. 3. Woods and Wilsen spent
Sunday' with friends in Stanley.'
Quite a number from here attended
anniversary services at Lucknow
United "church. Sunday evening.
• 1LTONDERSON---In 'HCl ihtou 1 nhlio.
Hospital, on November 14th, to Mr.
and Mrs, 0e rge * IIenderson o£
,S'ta101ey 'township, -a son.`
Dentias
T ORD-.ln Clint.on, on November 1$,
• John Ford, in leis 78th year,
Tuckersmith Township
Roland Kennedy, reeve of this
liownship, whose home is on the sev-
enth concession, had the misfortune
to lose his house and garage by fire
on 'Friday.
Mir. and Mrs, Remedy attended the
_
supper held in St.- "Janes' Catholic
parish •hail, Seaforth, on Thursday
evening, and when they •returned
home about midnight everything was
all right and the family retired. Mrs.
Iiennedy. happened • to waken about
1,30 o'clock, and, seeing alight, carne•
fo the conclusion that her son had
left a lamp alight. She arose `and
ran downstairs and found the kitchen
in flumes. •
The family forturiately escaped;.
but their clothing, bedding and Ynos't
of the furniture was destroyed; also
the coptents of the' garage, -which
contained'alt automobile, two cutters
and a fuggy.
The fire track frons Seaforth went
out, but the blaze had got'beyond
control when the neighbors and:fire-
men arrived. The origin, of the fire
is not 'known. The loss is partly cov-
ered by insurance.
IN MEMORIAM
1VicEWAN-In ;toying. memory , of
our dear slaughter and sister, El'da
Jane McEwan, `who. departed this
life November 1:8th,' 1922.
"Gone is 'the face we levee so dear,
Silent is the voice. we loved to
hear;
Too fay away for sight or speech,
But' not too :far for thought to
reach.
Sweet to remember her, who was
here,
And she, though absent, is just
as -clear."
--Sadly missed by father, mother
and brothers.
London Road
Mrs, Tram( Gould,; Clinton was
hostess t0 the London Road 13.F,W,O..
on. Wednesday last,, for their. annual
meeting,, A large number of ,chem-
bers were present, After the open-
ing,exereises reports;kvere given by
the different committees. The past
year hasbeen-a very, successful .one
for the club. Ml's. Wm. Lawson,was
apIiointed, delegateto the Provincial
Convention mit Toronto in .December.
•Mfrs. Davidson, read_ .a' very suitable
articleprior•to;the election of gffieers
and• she was then appointed to the
chair, anil took charge .of the, rest of
the meeting. Mrs: Roy Plumsteel,
'who hasbeen president for the past,
two years, made a very appropriate
speech and thanked everyone for the
co-operation given, her. The follow-
ing officers were elected for the
coming year: President: Mrs, Geo.
Falconer; lst vice: Mrs. Glen Mc-
Knight; Sec. -Treasurer: Mrs, Arthur
Wiltse; Directors: Mrs, Norman Tyn-
dell, Mrs,, Mervin Hanley, Mrs. Nor-
man 1ttarining, Mrs. Percy Cole, Mrs.
Phnnsteel and, M{rs. Stanbury. Flow-
er cowniittee: Mrs. Lebeau, Mars. Tiar-
as, Gould, M}cs. Falconer; Convenor of
Citizenship: Mrs, . Milton Wiltse
Convenor of Marketing: Miss Wald-
ron; Convenor of Legislation: Mrs,
Switbank. The Tuclsersrnith ladies
assisted the hostess to serve refresh-
ments. Next meeting will be at the
hopro ,of Mrs: Arthur Wiitse on Dec-.
ember 13th, ,
Benfield
Mr. Z1jrn. Pease of London is vis"
iting his son, Mr. John Pease. -
Mirs.: Jos. Ferguson went to Lon-
don on Saturday, where she intends
to spend the winter with her son, Jas.
P. Ferguson.
Ma. and Mrs. Douglas of Hyde
Park visited with Mrs, J: M. C.
Tough a few days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Down and
daughter of Thedford spent Monday
with Mr. and Mrs. C. Widcolnlre, who
celebrated their silver wedding on
Monday. A number of friends enjoy:
ed a very pleasant evening with thein
Mir. and Mrs, 3. L. Dixon and
daughter, Carrie, of Galt spelt the
week -end 'with their danghter, Mrs;
F. H. Paull. They were accompan-
ied by Miss Jean Woods, who visite*
with htr parents.'
Messrs. Jas. Wainsley, 5Richnrd El-
liott and W m.' Higgins went to De-
troit on Monday,, Leslie Elliott mot-
oring them as far as Sarnia,
Mr. Wm. E. Parker of Sarnia spent
a few days this , week with his par-
ents,
3, and •Mrs. L W, Burch, 'who
have spent the past six months in one
of their cottages in Jowett's.,Grove,
left on Wednesday of last week to
spend the winter in Florida.
Mrs%:.Geo. Hanly of Clinton, is
visiting Mrs, Green.
IVir. and Mra. Albert Carty motored
to the Oillage on Friday. Mrs. Schoe-
field and Mss, 3., Rich_ aeompaiiied
Mr. Carty home' to Detroit' on Mon-
day while lifts. Carty Carty remained to.
take care of.her mother for a while.
On Sunday eveningthere will'be no
service in Trinity' church .owing to
the fact that the annual service and
Bleating, .of •tlrro Upper Canada Bible
Society will be'hel'd in St. Andrew's
church., It is hoped that there will
be a large attendance at- this ser-,
vice.
On St. Andrew's Day, Friday, Nov.
30th, a special missionary service
will be held in Trinity church, Bay-
field,. at 8. pan. To this -service' all
are invited: especially members of the
other two.churohes of title parish.. It
ig . the'custorn of the church to :em-
,phnsize the importance of missions on
or near St: Andrew's day.
•Mr::W:'J."Stinson spent Monday in
London.
The' Young Peoples' `Society will
"Meet on 'Friday evening at eight
o'clock idthe basement of St.: And -
tearer church.
Mr, Foster. Potts of Grand Rapids,
1Vb'ich.,' visited with his aunt,. Mrs: W.
J 'Faster, on Saturday and Sunday.
Notice'! Notice !•
I tush all people wanting
1ng
Portraits fc, Christmas Gilts had bet-
ter have then taken any ,Tuesday in
Novcrnber- as owing Lo mho shortage of
help and:the rush of liusiness at Mit-
chell I may -have to close my Clinton
Studio for. the month of December;
Am giving .you this warning so as
not to dissapoint my Clinton custom -
era in" not being "able toget their
Christmas Photostoken in December.
Clinatoir Studio open every Teesdoy,
Hours 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
BURGESS PORTRAIT STUDIO
Clinton and Mitchell
In Many Colors and Varieties
All top size bulbs that will force
satisfactorily or, give excellent re-
sults outside.
Cut. Flowers, Plants and 'Floral
Designs for all Occasions.
•
The first regular meeting of St.
Andrew's •l bung''Poeple was held on
November 15, with a' good 'attendance.
The topic was ill charge of Mrs. Robt.
Scotchmei, who gave an'exeellent pa-
per on "Stewardship," A musical
number by Miss Gladys Gale and Rev:
Mr. Gale and Mr. Harold Scotehmer,
was also 'much enjoyed by all.
The :text meeting will be held on
November 29011, and. will be in charge
of Harold Scotchmei.
There passed to rest, at the' home
of ]her son, Robert G: •Colwill, Blue
Water Highway, Goderich. Tp., Ellen
Turner, widow of the late' Joseph Col-
v,rel1 in her eighty-eighth year.
The de .eased was well-known and
highly respected ht the village, hav-
ing lived here for 'a number of years.
Owing to failing' health the sold her
property, mid went to live with her
son three years ago. Her husband
predege0'eed het about ten years ago
and one tinughter, Lizzie, three yeas
ago, Surviving are . four Sups and
one daughter, James 'and i2p cirt'of
Goderich township, William of Sov-
ereign, Sask, Joseph of Seattle, and
'Mrs. 1,. Galbraith of. Regina, Sask.
The funeral was held from the resi-
dence of her son, Robert G. Colwell,
on Sunday afternoon, iriterreent being
made in Bayfield b cemetery'
116 n-tany fr:ionds of rlliss' Cecil Mc-
Leod, R.N., who underwent an opera-
tion in`(1linton liospitai 'ori Tu sdiy
will- be glad to hear that ane is im-
proving.'.
:At a rneeting,•hscld in the town hall
on Tuesdayevening a ••Badminton
Club wase formed with the following
officers: President: Dr. A. Newton -
Brady; Seet.-Treasurer: Rev, F. H.
Paull, Play commenced on that night
and' the club -will continue to meet
each Tuesday, (hiring the winter
months. -
Mrs.. F. A. -Edwards returned home
last week after having spent a
month in. I{itchener.
Lettuce 10c per Bunch
Chas.' V. Cooke
-Two Phones -66w and 66j
Mr. and Mrs, T. M. Johnston visit-
ed Sh'epparton friends one day last
week.
Mrs. Link, Dashwood, who has.been
heir daughter, 'Mrs: John; Ja-
cob, visiting
cob, returned home :last week.
Mr. Dick Jacob, Detroit, visited Isis
parents, Mr. and Mfrs. John Jacob, j'or`
a few days last week. •
Mr: John Biggins attended a meet -
Mg in Wingham oe'Saturdaylast of
thedirectors' of the Huron Shorthorn
Breeders' Association. -
Mrs-. Wm. Scott 'atid Master Billie
of Rosetown, Sask., were guests at
the home of Mr.' and Mrs. `P. M.
Johnston ;for a few' clays last week.
Mrs. III, • Lebe rt and lily, Arthur Le-
beau, Windsor,. spent a 'few days this
week at the home of Mrs, N. J. Le -
beau.
e -beau.
iMIrs. Lindsay returned home last
week from ' Sombre where; she has'
been visiting forsometime with'heir
daughter, Mrs. Frank Rathburn. Mr.
and Mrs. '. Rathburn accompanied
her liolne. '
a
Mn•. � Norman Tyndall had a the 1o nris
fortune to lose a` valuable hoose lasji
week.
The many ;friends of Mr. Wes.
Stackhouse'will be pleased to know
he is able'to be around again after
being confined to bed' for several,
days.
We still have the
AGENCY
for the
Atwater Kent' Radios
Both Battery and Electric.
It will pay you to try the Atwater
Tient before you buy.
, J B. 8s! AVI S
88-tf.
Live and Dressed
POULTRY WANTED
Bring Your ,poultry and eggs here
and make more profit for yourself.
Market prices' for heavy hens are
high:, -take advantage of them" now.
Clinton's Leading Egg -Grading
Station
Clinton Poultry Ouse.
N. W. ,Trewirtha
Phones -Office,"- 214j Residence, 214w.
Cockshutt Agency,
As. I am rievr handling the Cock
shaft, and Frost and' Wood Implem-
ents. and also Cockshutt cream separ-
ators, and am prepared to supply 'all
kinds of repairs for same, I solicit
tile patronage ; of farmers and others
Orders will receive prompt attention.
' JOHN V. DIEHL,
Queen street, Clinton
home of Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Mutch-
Mr. and Mrs. Wm - Craig Craig motored
to . Detroit -over the week -end.
Mr, Jno. Mills returned on Friday
day. after a two -weeks visit with .his
son, . Russel Mills,.•
ills, in Detroi
'"M's, H. Mogridge went to Toronto
this week and will attend the Royal'
Winter Fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos, J. Andrew
motored to Toronto this week.
The newPresbyterian church was
opened on" Sunday last, large con-
gregations being' present at both
morning and evening service The
Rev. R. C. McDermid of ,iinox
church, Goderich, was the preacher
of the day. In the evening the choir
and organist of the. Presbyterian
church, .Clinton, had charge of the
musical"part of the service and their,
assistance was' much appreciated.
The offering on Sunday. amounted to
$1160.00.
Auburn
CARD ,QF THANKS.
The family of. the late John Ford
of Clinton wish to express their sin-
cere thanks to ,the neighbors and
friends for the kindness shown, their
father during his illness, for the
beautiful flowers sent' and for all
courtesies shown 'to him and . to
them. ,
Mr. and ,Mrs.. frank Stanley :of
•i ds hero ' at
Alliston visited fr en i o an0
Geclerich: last week and 'during. the -
week -end,
.Mrs. J. Bennett is visiting a
-81-tf.
Cottage For Sale
Five rooms and shed, town water,
electric lights in all rooms. Small
garden. (Good central location in
Townshend street. Apply td James
Holland, R. R. No. 4, Clinton. ` 88-2:
Private. Sale of Furniture
Amongst which are the following
Solid 'Wahmt chest of drawers;' wal-
nut centre table; oak . dining room
suite; bedroom suites;` bed extension
couch; clay couch; two congoleum
rugs 6x9, one congoleum rug 9x10'
carpets; kitchen cabinet; chairs, Pic-
tures, gasoline sfdve,' writing desk,
kitchen utensils, electric fixtues and
Sewing machine. A. Ford touring car.
Call at apartment of A. J. Grigg, ov-
er Lobb's grocery store between four
and eight O'clock, pail. any day. En--
ter
n=ter by stairway next to W. Brydone's
law dffice, 88-2.
Bull For Sale
One .three-year-old inure bled Dur-
ham bull for sale. This is a real
choice• stock bull, quiet and reliable.
Apply to Ben. Bothwell or -Robert
Cole,R. R. No. 3, Phone 16 on 606 or
24 on 606. � 89-2-p.
Reward
The . Mniiicipal Council of . the
Township of Goderich offer• a.re-
ward elf $15.00, per dog, to anyone
catching such dog dead or alive
While worrying sheep in said 'town-
ship: By Order of -the' Couhcil.--R:
G. Thompson, Clerk. ..:89-3.
For Sale
A. '1928 •Chevrolet coupe, in _good
condition. 'Also 60 early Barred
Rock pullets.. Apply Estate A. ' E
Durnin, Clinton. b ` 89-1.
Raw Furs Wanted
Highest market prices paid. 11. A.
Hovey, Clinton. Phone 299. 87-tf.
Pullets For Sale
Number of Single Conibe White
Leghorn. Apply Roy Tyndall, R. R.
No. 3, Clinton, Phone 607r3, Clinton
central. 88-tf,
Stray .Heifer
Holstein yearling heifer strayed to
the premisesof the undersigned, Lot•
22; Con. 9, Goderich township. Own-
er' may have same b31 proving pro-
perty a}},d paying expenses, II. J.
Treivartha,: 89-1
"MEETING OF IHURON. COUNTY
COUNCIL
The Council of the Corporation of
the County, of-1?Iuron will meet in the
Council Chamber, Goderich, at' 2
o'clockin the ,afternoon, of 'Tuesday,
the '4th day of December 1928. All
accounts agoinst'the County mast be
in the hands of the Clerk not later
'than Monday prec:ediag • the meeting
of Council, Geo. W.'Holman, Co te-
ty Cletlt," 89-2..
Godrich, Nov. 17th, 1028,'
Cockerels For Sale
Some choice Barred Rock: cockerels.
Apply to James Stoddart, R. R, Na.
2, Phone 602r22, Clinton central,
88.4-p.
CHATTEL 'MORTGAGE SALE
Cabin Dishing Boat For Sale
Under and' by virtue of a certain
chattel mortgage, dated March the
12th; 1928, J have seized and I have
possession one cabin fishing
boat, length Forty feet six inches.
This boat: `is in good coalition and
may viewed at the-hsrbour at the
Village of _13cy'ield, where it .now
lies. '
This boat will be nut up for 'sale
-1 public auction at 11..00 a.m. Satur-
day, Deee.mbcr" the 100, 1928.at the
beat Houses on the north side of the
leirbeur at the:; Village; of Bayfield
DATED at Goderichthis 19t1t day
of November, AD. 1928.•
[Geo. II. Elliott Auctioneer George
Gordon Mortgagee, - 89-2.
Do you wish: to purchase some ar-
ticle which you do not jest itnow
howto locate? Advertise for. it in
the The News-Reeogd,
Bazaar and Supper
The W. M. S. of Varna . United
church purpose holding a Bazaar and
Supper in the town hall, Varna, on
the afternoon and evening of Thurs-
day, Nov: 29th.• •Sale -cpmrnences
at 3 o'clock and lunch will be served
during the afternooln. Supper served
from 6 to 8. A splendid assortment
of articles both beautiful and useful
Will be offered for sale. Come and
have yodr dhristinas problems `sol -
vied. Afternoon lunch 15c. Supper.
25c. 88-2.
House to Rent
Small brick house to rent, six rooms
and kitchen, 01091510 light. Central.
Family of two preferred. P. 0. Box,
266. 83-tf,
IViiller
TELEPHONE 53
Pa �wSsee esaF.an,:s®g
'CLINTON
'e are,piepared'to handle your, Fu nace problem wheth-
i thee o- have been
o.� the repairing' • of one u
er it ire a new one i e 1 gy
using, Also .Quebec Cooks and',I-Leaters at lowest prices.
Our 1926-1027 and 1928 Special Quebec Cook at 727.50
Cash. 'We also have a couple of bargains in used Heater,
,and used Range and both for coal coke or wood and'both
•largo size.
Wo still handle
the Goodrich • line of Rubber Boots,
Rubbers, Etc., and the reliable Work Shoes unequalled in
quality at the price,
aa3
C. Ho - VENNER, Electrician
Electric Ranges, Fixtures, Bulbs, irons,, Fans and other
Appliances ,
Wiring and Repairs. Phone 7
baraMISMOINI
Business For Sale •
Will sell or exchange for farm our
stock of Groceries, boots and shoes
sweaters, hose, staples, etc. S.
Merrier, Bayfield, Ont. - 82-01.
For Sale •
A comfortable seven .room cottage
With town water. and electric lights,
101 acre of land with small fruit and
good stable with chiekon house. Ap-
ply to Alex. Sternal:, Albert•
,,St.86`
, House mor. Sale
8. rooms, ]lardwood floors, ;modern
conveniences;. garden. Apply- on
premises to Mrs. H. M. Beadle, Hu-
ron street. 87-25.
For. Sale
8 room house, Princess street,
east, modern equipped; large' garden,
henhouse. Apply -to E, ,L. 1Vlittell,
Clinton. Phone 213. 87-tf,
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A11 Models scores of beautiful fob -
ries = novel and exclusive and person-
ally tailored to suit your figure. ;
Stock of Overcoats Just Arrived.
$18.00: TO $65.00 ' -
RC.RUHL
McEwen's .Old Stand. Opposite
Post Office
Cottage For Sale. '
Cottage in High street, Clinton, six
rooms, summer kitchen, cellar, lights
and water, :small. garden. For further,
Particulars apply to Alf. Moffatt,
lCippen. Phone 77r?16, Iiensall cen-
tral. - 86.1f.
For Sale
Good white brick house on Prin-
cess St., east, with eight rooms, town
and soft waterand electric lights.
One half acre of land with barn.
Large and small fruit. Terms can be
arranged. - Apply to Mr. Levi' Stong,
Clinton, Ont., or Mrs. 'damns Steep,,
8 Elmwood Ave., London, Ont. 79-tf.
.Farms For 'Sale
Lot • 12, con. 3, Stanley Township;
consisting- of 100 acres. There is on
the premises a good two-storey brick
cottage, a' good barn with straw -Shed
attached, acid stabling underneath, min
element house; orchard, about 6 ac-
res of bush on a back corner of the
faun, through which runs a never
failing. spring creek, two never -failing
wells,one near the house the other
near the stable. The farm is in a
good state of cultivation:
Also 100 '10, con. 4; Stanley town-
ship, consisting of 100 acres on which
there is a very good barn, and about
15 acres of bush.. A never -failing
stream runs across the back end of
this faun. Good for either grain or
pasture.
App y
1 00 Murray Gibson, Br. nee-
field, executor for the Estate of�- he
late: Williaiii Collins, 85-02,
TREASURER'S SALE OF LANDS
FOR TAXES
In the Town id Clinton, in the. County
of Huron
NOTICE is hereby given that the.
list of lands for sale for arrears,` of
taxes Was been prepared and that cop-
ies thereof' may be hacl in my office,
and that the list is being published in
the Ontario Gazette, September, 8tlr„
15th„ 22nd., and 29th, A.D. 1928, and
that in default of payment of the tax-
es and costs the lands will be sold on
Monday, the 10th clay of December,
A.D.1.928 nt 8 o'clock p.m: at the
Council Chamber in the Town of
Clinton,
D. L. MACPHERSON,
Treasurer, Town of Clinton
Treasurer's Offices Clinton,
Sept, 1st, 1028. 78,-tf,
Leicester Sheep For Sale
My present offering consists of
ram Iambs, yearling ewes and ewe
lambs, All may be registered. J. E,
Quigley, London road, R. R. No. 6,
Clinton. Phone 619r3, Clinton cen-
tral . 85-tf.
Have you some article you wish to`
sell? Advertise it in The News -Re-
cord.
PHONE 330
GODERICH, ONTARIO
For Upholstering, Repairing, Refin-
ishing.
Samples of Coverings .Carried •
P. A._ZIMMERMVIAN
• Nelson Street •
. Tractor Plowing •
-.,I am prepared to do plowing.-by•tha
acre, ,at any time. Also wood sawing •
Apply to S. Fiewitt, or phone 13 .on.
606, Clinton central. 64-tf-6p.,
Clinton's
1-r iSrll' HARD KEEP
A eOOK,
WHEN.YOu ENGAGE-. -THE
HEAT' Fowls TO HG1-f' HER,
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SHAW'S
Business Schools
Toronto -twelve of them -train
young peope for office positions
through 'day' and evening sessions
end home study courses. Through
a special Employment Department
definite a"ssistance.is offered both
Empolyer and Graduate. Write for
calendar. Head Offices: Bay_ and
.Charles Streets.
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Clothes Cleaned and Pressed
Clothes cleaned, pressed and re-
paired. Woollen, goods, dry .cleaned.
Rooms aver Heard's B..rber shop.
W. J. Jago. 2283-12
Coal That- Satisfies
We sell _the cleanest, safest and
most economical fuel and always at a
fair 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 Lawsoa's Grocery,
Phone 111 __ j.
Whoever.. coolss the family- meals-=
Whether• it's the lady of the house or
the maid,
Is entitled to the best fuel obtainable
Nobody can •cook good food with poor
fuel.
A. great deal of dissatisfaction among
cooks may to the daily
battles with a i•efr•actory"kitchen-
Stove.
Solve your servant problem with
some of our :excellent heat.
Call the vattgefoM
good, clean 'coal
for g tl,
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PHONE 74 - CLINTON
• We Want Your.
Milk and Cream
Wo are iilanufaoturers of both
cheese and butter. We want yorit
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 sol- ,
ids to W. H. ,Lobb, Clinton, Ont:, li,
R. No. 3, Phone No. 606r32.
THE HOLMESVILLE CO -OPERA.
WIVE CHEESE ,AND BUTTER.
, - COMPANY, LIMITED. .
ggs and P;iC9i ltry
• •Home on Tdesdab' dnd°'Frrdayfere-
Boon '•to'take in Poultry:$'
' Eggs' handled -'at residencre ever,
day -graded by- an•l•eltperienced''grade
er, for which we pay the 'highest 'mar-
ket price.
Cream purchased ,for Stillman's of
Stratford.. •
,L E. pinch ,
Viking Cream Separator Agent.
Victoria St., Clinton Phone 281
27-tf
• WOOD FOR SALE
A quantity of good hardwood and
cedar for sale.
E. WARD
Phone 156 Huron street;
Singer... SewingMachine
Leased on: Small, Monthly Payment*
Big Discount .on••Cash Sales -
Now is the time 'to have your ma-
chine repaired and cleaned. Repairs,
Needles, Belts and Parts 'for` al$
makes. • A
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Phone 171J - P.0, Box 201 ,. albite*
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KOLSTE 1NG
Buy a radio for the family
in doing 3o you will bel
giving them something :which they,
can enjoy the year. around,
f and
w
e are dealers for the, Koster d
Kings sets acrd will be pleased' to give
you a demonstration at any. time.
Batteries charged and suer „
for the winter ;S1I"
W. J. NedigerProp.
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