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-TILE MEMBERS OF THE 1928 COUNTY COUNCIL.
-Courtesy The God-erich Signal.
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Accomplishment
The Old Man says:
"I began work at fifteen
Now T' atn retiring at sixty
Mypay averaged $1,500
I earned altogether $67,500
And I have $30,000 saved—
IT COST ME $6 A WEEK."'.
.As for our booklet,
"The Measure of Your Thome."
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of Canada
Clinton Branch - - R. E. Manning, Manager
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Of interest to You
and Me
\ Merry Christmas to Everybody.
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feu can . stilt -de your Christmas
:Doing early—in the morning.
s soon as Christmas is over there
1 be the nominations and elections
think of.
Y y *
,00hs as if we might have a white
ristmas, which is the sort that
ms to suit Canadians best,
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Hope of the recovery of Ring
orge is a very welcome Christ-
's gift to the British Empire.
here's hoping we escape the flu
least until Christmas is over, and
et everybody who has it may re-
Iver sufficiently to enjoy the
uistinas-baled :meats.
:N * ,k 9
This is the week of the Christmas
tertainments, when Tittle Johnny,
ary and:, Susie make their bow to
a world. Good luck to them, ev-
y one, and may Santa Claus make
up to them. Christmas morning.
IOMINENT.MEMBER OF TOR-
ONTO HURON OLD BOYS' -AS-
SOCIATION PASSES ON;
A. well known resident of Toronto;
d a former resident of IGoderich,
the person of Mr. John Robertson,
ssod away at the residence of his
lighter, 493 Windermere' Ave., Tor -
the 7th Inst after a short
o, on
ness. 'Deceased was born in Col-
rne township, and from his boy
od was, attached: to the late Sher -
Gibbons' office, later becoming
Once sheriff of, the county. Re
ruing to Toronto in the '90's,- he
as associated with hisbrother-in-
v., the late E. F. Clarke, M.P, in
3 'insurance business. After a
ort residence in, the -city, he was
pointed an inspector of the Road-'
rys. Department. _ Later he was ap-
inted to an important position in
Provincial Registrar's Depart-
nt, :from which he retired a few
eks: previous to his demise. He
as a prominent imember of the hu -
't Old Boy's'' Association, being
moraey Treasurer at the time of
death. Ire was Past District
toter of the Or n110'0 Order, and a !
.tuber' of Huron and Bruce Lodge,
P. & AM.
Being of a genial and agreeable
,position; he made hosts of friends,
d was often remarked that he
1t
1 not have an enemy in the world.
The funeral took place on Monday,
h inst, to Mount Pleasant cemetery,
d was attended' by a large con-
arse of the citizens, including ninny
enbers?of the Ituron01(1 Boys'. As -
sedation, and of the Orange and
Masonic Orders.
The services at the home and the
grave were conducted by the Rev.
blr. Meintyre, of the Reformed
Episcopal Church, and the pallbear-
ers were Messrs. J. A. McLaren, R.
C. King, E. Floody, B. H. McCreath,
Robt: Holmes and R. D. Stanley.
Do you wish anything in the way
9fprinting, sale posters, letter heads,
business or correspondence station-
ery of any kind? Try The News -Re-
cord Commercial Printing Depart-
ment.
THE DIFFERENCE,
(When Pa is Sick)
When pa is sick,
He's scared to death
An' ma and us •
Just hold our breath,
He crawls in bed
. And puffs and grunts,
An' does all kinds
01 crazy stunts.
He wants the doctor,
An' mighty quick,
For when pa's i11,
He's awful sick.
An' sort o' sighs,
• Ho gasps and groans
He talks so queer,
And rolls his eyes,
Ma jumps and runs,
An' all of us,
An' all the house,
• An' peace and joy
Is mighty. skeerce—
When pa is 'sick,
Itson .
s nothing fierce.
(When Ma is Sick)
When ma is sick
She pegs away,
Not much t' say,
She goes right on
A-doin' things,
An' sonietitnes laughs,
'Er even sings,
. She says: sire don't
Feel extra well,
But then it's just
A kind of spell,
She'll heall right
To -morrow sure,
A good old sleep
Will be the cure:
An' pa he sniffs
An' makes no kick,
For women folks, •
Is always' sick,
An' 111a she srniles,
Let's on she's glad --
When ma is. sick,
It, ain't so bad.
Do you wish to purchase some ar-
ticle which you do not just know
how to "locate? Advertise for it in
The News -Record.
FRANK P. LANSING, A WELL-
KNOWN CITIZEN OF ' BUL-'.
LETT TOWNSHIP, CROSSES
"GREAT DIVIDE.;
Another old resident of Hullett
township crossed "The Great Divide,"
on Sunday morning in the, person 'of
Flank Lansing,.of the Baseline.. Mr.
Lansing was born in .Prince Edward
County, sixty-eight years ago and
when a boy moved with his- parents
to the farm on: the Baseline, which
continued to bo his home until the
end came. IIe was an energetic
worker and by sheer ability and hon-
est effort became one of the most
prosperous farmers in Hullett town-
ship. He was a staunch Conserva-
tive .and was a member cf.the Bap-
tist church. Of a' quiet, home -loving
disposition, he was a wonderful fath-
or to his family; a person of the most
sterling integrity and highly res-
pected in the community and by a
wide circle of friends_
itlr. Lansing: always enjoyed .very
good health and until 'the last few
years war, hale and active. He slip-
ped away very quickly and yet very
peacefully, like the sun dropping
down behind a cloudbank silently and
surely, hidden' for a time only.
"Sunset and evening star,
. And one clear call for ate,
And may there be no moaning of the
bar,
When I put out to sea."
The funeral took place on Wednes-
dayafternoon and, in spite of the
bad reads and disagreeable weather
was largely attended. •The casket
was covered with flowers sent by
sympathizing friends. The services
were conducted by Rev. Rebt. B.
Gracie of Clinton and the pallbearers
were: - Andrew Shepherd, Robert
Youngblutt, Willis Mountain, Harold
Sprung and David and Foster Wright.
Mrs. Lansing, who was Miss Fina
Rapson until . her .marriage thirty-
eight years sago, survives her" hus-
band, together with their four. child-
ren, Sidney and. Clifford at home,
Mrs. Edward Ball of Hallett and Mrs.
,Elmer .Robertson of Colborne. Mrs.
Wealthy Brown of Edmonton. and
Mrs. Jno. Raithby of Auburn, sisters,
and Clinton Lansing of Piston, a
brother also survive,
The sincere sympathy of the en-
tire cornmunity is extended to the
family in the present bereavement.
Births
PALIET — :In CIeveland Hospital,
Cleveland, 'Ohio, on Dec. 13th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Pallet, (1or-
•merly Harriet Porter, Goderich),
a daughter.—Dorothy Elizabeth,
Deaths
DAVIES—In Clinton, on Dec. 16th,,;
George Davies, in his. 86th year.
LANSING—In Hullett, on Dec. 16th,
Franklin P. Lansing,. in, his 69th
year.
CALLENDAR—In Patksburg, W.
Va. on December 9th, Dr. J. C.
Callender, beloved husband of Em-
ma Rumball,
CANADIANS TURN TO FLORIDA
FOR A CAREFREE WINTER
SEASON
Semi -tropical. Florida is again'
drawing largonumbersof . Canadians
for the winter season. Itis becom-
ing more pcipular every year—pritt-
cipally because it is sonear, its
climate is so inviting, and it offers
stela an array of interesting- sports
an stimes peculiar to that part of
th ' csntr'y. '
nFloridat 4�i•e else but Floi can one
el y better such an exciting novelty.
ason fishing g , .. or aquaplaning
, or speed -boating . , or polo.
Where else can ;one motor for utiles
through avenues shaded• by graceful,
paltns—by great citrus groves of:
ripening oranges and leptons—or a-
long the shore of the ,Atlantie ,There's
pelf, tool -all winter long,
Arrange now, to spend your winter
months in Florida—any Canadian'
National Railways Agent will gladly
supply you with information about
rates, routes and its resorts. 92-3.
GODERICH: The annual liieotinp,•
of Victoria L:'-0. L. No. 182, Goder-
ich, was held da Thursday night,
After the usual business was tran-
sacted, the election of eificers took
place, the following being elected:
Past Raster, E. G. Smith; W. M.,'
John Bell; D.M., David' Sproule;
chap,, Herb. Leggitt; recording sec-
tetar'y, Joe IVIcNevtn• financial sec-
retary Ernie Breckinbridge; treas-
urer, 'John Sturdy; director of ser-
etnonles, Neil McDonald; 1st lett.,
Art Kaiting; $nil, lett., John Mc-
Craw; inside tylor, D. 14oVicair; out-
side'tyler, Wm, Mew; 1st cern. man.,
RECORD
PHOTOGRAPHS
I wish to say my Studio. in Clinton
will be closed until January , 1929,
Watch this Paper for special an-
nouncement. A11 people wanting
Photographs taken before I -open
again come to my Mitchell Studio
and I will give you a special reduc-
tien in prices.
All work as usual, the hest:
BURGESS PORTRAIT STUDIO
Clinton and Mitchell
Christmas Tree and Concert --
Ontario Street United church, Fri-
day evening, December 21st, at 8
o'clock. Splendid program of songs,
music and dialogues. Santa Claus
will be. there, Don't', miss this- con-
cert. Admission—Adults 25c, Child-
-ren, 15c.• Children of the'Ontario
street school free. - 92-2.
Christmas Tree
The annual Christmas entertain-
ment of the Baptist Sunday school
will be held on Thursday evening,
Deceniber 20th. Everybody welcome,
Adults 25c, children accompanied by
parents, free. Otherwise 10e.
92-2.
NOTICE
The annual:meeting of the rate-
payers of S. S. No.. 4, Tuckersinith,
will be held in the school house on
Wednesday, December 26th, at 10
a.m.
G. R.' FEAR,. Sec.-Treas. 93-1.
Thos. ITywkins; 2nd com. E. G. Smith
3rd. coin, Will -Brownlee; 4th coin,;
John Juek; 5th coin., Thos. Ryan.
The new officers were duly installed
by past master Bro. E. G. Smith.
"CONFEDERATION" TRAIN TO
EDMONTON ENSURES PLEAS-
ANT COMFORTABLE
JOURNEY
Canadian National Railway offi-
cials are being congratulated on hav-
ing continued the popular "Confed-
eration" in operation between Toon-
to and Edmonton.
This innovation has eliminated
most of the delays experienced . by
travellers crossing the Prairies in
the winter time as it provides a fast,
through, comfortable service to Ed-
monton, via Winnipeg, Brandon, Re-
gina and Saskatoon. By this route
good connections are made'to all im-
portant points by lines radiating
from these cities.
The splendid equipment and tour-
-teous service—always' a feature of
the "Confederation"—ensure a pleas-
ant journey without the discomforts
Of winter travel.
Full information and reservations
from any Canadian National Rail-
ways' agent. 92-3.
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. Frank Lansing and family
wish to expre9s 'their gratitude to the
hind friends and neighbors 'for their
kindness and sympathy in their pre-
sent bereavement.
For Sale-
Solid Oak Buffet, Solid 'Walnut
Chest of Drawers, Writing Desk.
Also ono mattress. Apply to A. 3.
Grigg. 93-1.'
Cows For Sale
2 5 -year-old cows, due to freshen
this Month, 'for salebyRoy Tyndall,
R. R. No. 3. Phone 6071'3, Clinton
central. 93-2.
Fdr Sale
A. buggy, cutter, set of single har-
ness, --set double . harness,' wagon,
g&tave) box, land scraper and logging
chain. Apply to Chas, Peacock, op-
posite the Clinton Public , Hospital.
93-3-p..
Pigs For Sale
Two purebred 'Yorkshire sows with
litters, also a bunch of York chunks,
Sonathan Hugill, R. R. No. 4, Phone
610r32, Clinton central. 93-3,
Woed For Sale
Quantity: of stove wood, mostly
beech and" maple. Leave orders at
Charlesworth's flour and feed store;
Clinton. James Stoddart, R. R... No.
2. Phone 602r22,' Clinton central,
93-3-p.
Wo Sell Coal That Satisfies
Don't buy your fuel till you get
my prices which are lower than else
where, • Best quality of coal and
co1ec. Order by phono at my 1101150.
Edward Cartel• Phone 271, Clinton
POULTRY`NEEDS
Oar togylrensents Tor next heck;:
500 Dressed Geese 4
200 Dressed Ducks;
2500 Frit Livo Chickens.
Sell here -and receive top notch
prices.
Clinton Poultry douse,'
N. W. Tretartila`
Phones—Office,' 214j Residence, 214w
Cockshutt Agency
As I am now handling the Cock-
Shutt 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
the patronageof farmers and others
Orders will receive prompt attention,
JOHN V. DIEHL,
Queen street, Clinton
81-tf.
Poultry Supplies
Different brands: of bread and pas-
try flour. .
Bran and Shorts, - Oilcake meal,
Royal Purple calfineal, ground flax
seed, whole flax seed, bone meal, "Big
Sixty" Beal Scrap, Beef meal, fine
Ilomony. Big Sixty tankage, Royal
Purple Stock Specific and Poultry
Specifics, Dr, Hess' Stock & Poultry
foods, Charcoal by the pound or by
the bag, Monarch Laying mash, Moth-
erwell's Laying Mash, Oyster Shell
and Grit, good mixed grain for laying
hens, Cod liver oil, $1.25 per gallon.
We are handling' Royal Purple
Brooders and Poultry.Supplies.
What we haven't in stock we will
get for you.
New supply of Celo. Glass on hand. '
H. W. Charlesworth
Flour and Feetl. ,
SPLITDORF tipioS
We are now agents for the above
radios and to introduce them are of-
fering special prices. Every set
guaranteed this year's models, Where
can you buy an electric radio all
complete for $150.00 or. a console
model 'all complete for $175.00. Re-
member these prices are for the set
complete, -nothing else to buy. See
these sets before you buy. We also
have a table model battery operated
set at- $150.00, regular. price $190.00.
You can save money if you buy your
radio here. See our large ad on an-
other page. We have a Splitdorf
ldud speaker which sells at $80,00.
We have several to sell at $15.00
These are the best load speakers we
have heard yet. •
II. A. HOVEY. CLINTON'
M. T. CORLESS, CLINTON
Agent For.
Fire, Automobile, Plate -Glass, Sick-
ness and Accident Insurance, Etc.
General Agent for
The Ontario Equitable Life and
Insurance Co. of Waterloo
TO OUR RADIO FANS
The Ontario Equitable Life is
broadcasting each alternate Sunday
evening, from, and including Decem-
ber 911i, between the hours of 8.30.
and 9.80, throughout the winter
months, through . station C.F.C.A.,
Toronto Daily Star. Music rendered
by the famous 'Waterloo Musical
Society Band.
For Sale
.A. comfortable seven room cottage
with 'town water and electric lights,
acre of land with small fruit and
good stable with chicken house. Ap-
ply to Alex. Slomaa, Albert St.
86-12,
' Notice
All threshing accounts due the
Londeslidro Syndicate of 1926-27 must
be 'settled at once. Londesboro Syn-
dicate, 3. Nott, See.-Treosurer,
32-2-p.
Farms For Sale
Lot 12, con. 3, Stanley. Township,
consisting of. 100:acres. There is ort
the -premises a good two-storey brick
cottage, a good barn with straw shed
attached, and stabling underneath, im-
plement 'house, orchard, about -5 ae
res of bush on a back corner of the
farm, 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 lot 10, con. 4, Stanley town-
ship, consisting of 100 acres on which
there -is a very good barn,, and about
18 acres of bush A never -failing
stream inns across the back end :of
this farm. Good for either grain 9r
pasture. -
Apply' to Murray Gibson, Bruce -
:field, executor for the Estate of the
late William Collins, ' 85-1.2.
Wanted
$300 for shott terns. ` Good secur-
ity. Inquire at News-Rceord Office,
90-tf.
For: Sale
Good white brick house on Prin-
cess St., east, with eight rooms, town
and soft' water and electric lights.
One half acre of land with barn.
Large and small fruit. Terms can be
arranged. Apply to Mr. Levi Stone,
Clinton, Ont., or Mrs. James Steep,
p,
8 Elmwood Ave. London Ont, 79-tf.
For Sale
8 7.'00111 house, Princess street,
east, modern equipped, large garden,
henhouse. Apply to E. L. Mittell,
Clinton, Phone 213. 87-tf.
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THUPSDAY, DECEMBEP 20, 1928
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A Clearing of all Stock to be made to make room for
. Spring changes. Everything goes at genuine saving prices
far standard goods,
All Goods sold for. Cash only, No Sales on Approval
No Deliveries on goods sold at :Sale Prices.
M11er Hardware Co.
TELEPHONE 53 CLINTON
,C; H. VENNER, Electrician
Electric Ranges, Fixtures, '.;ulbs, Irons, Fans and other
Appliances •
Wiring and Repairs. Phone
psometsossamin
DON'T BUY YOUR -
UE CULT
UNTIL YOU SEE OUR
STUNNING EFFECTS
-All Models - scores of beautiful fab-
rics - novel and exclusive and person-
ally tailored to snit your figure.
Stock of Overcoats Just Arrived. ,.
$18.00 TO $65,00
E. C. RUHL ..
McEwen's Old Stand. Opposite
Post Office
We still have the
AGENCY
for the
Atwater Kent Radios
Both Battery and EIectric.
It will pay you to try the Atwater
Kent before you buy.
J a Ld, { VIES
88-tf.
Raw Furs Wanted
Don't sell, your furs till you get
my prices which are higher than you
can 'get elswhere. You are loosing
money selling to other dealers.
H.A. Hovey
Clinton 90-tf.
Five Hundred Dpllars -
Do. you want it? 'By buying this
eighty acres of productive loam with
good drainage; picturesque, location,
you will profit this. Farm about two
miles from Clinton; buildings con-
sist of good house, barn, also wind-
mill. Considerable bush. Terms:
W. Brydone, Clinton. Owner, 322
South Main, Romeo, Michigan.
90-7-p.
Clinton S
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WHEN \a/INTER Finms..THe
ID HCAT •
1vAITING IFOLKSN YOUR BI
FIE LL PUFF AND BLOW
AND B3LUSTER.--
•RU7lgCAL.T(E�' IM1
We don't meati to brag.
Bet, honestly, no blizzard can get
into a house, where the Heat Folks
aro in charge.
• We can't control the weather man
yet.,
But our C001 can snake the inside
of your house so comfortable that
it wont make any difefernce to you
if the thermometer outside regis-
ters forty below! '
Send for some of our concentrated
sunshine, and give yourself. a Warm
home. for the rest of the winter.
$d e
Call the
keNtle
for goods clean coal
COAL COMPANY
PHONE 74 • CLINTON
N E W YEAR
Term from Jan. 3rd will inter-
est a fine lot of Matriculants and
High School students in the work
of qualifying for a business posi-
tion. through one of Shaw's Bust
ness Schools. Why not you?
Think it over and act. Write for
syllabus of courses, locations of
our 12 schools and list of grad-
uates placed. Address W. R.
Shaw, Registrar, 1130 Bay St.,
Toronto.
Clothes Cleaned and Pressed
Clothes cleaned, pressed and re-
paired. Woollen goods dry cleaned..
Rooms Iver Heard's B..rber shop.
W. J. Jago, 2283-tf
•
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 Lawson's Grocery
Phone 111
•
We Want. If our
Milk and Cream
We are manufacturers of both
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 sol-
ids to W. H. Lobb, Clinton, Ont., R.
'R. No. 8, Phone No. 605r32.
THE HOLMESVILLE CO -OPERA- .
TIE CHEESE AND. BUTTER
COMPANY. LIMITED
Eggs and Poultry
Home on Tuesday and Friday fore-
noon to take in Poultry. •
Eggs handled - at residence every
day—graded by an experienced grad -
et, for which we pay the highest mar-
ket
arket price.
Cream purehased for Stillman's of
Stratford.
A. E. Finch
Viking Cream Separator Agent.
Victoria St., Clinton Phone 231
27-tf
Wishing our friends and patrons
A Very 1%ferry Christmas and A
Happy New rear; •
E, WARD
Phone 155 Huron street
Singer Sewing Machine
Leased on Smallonthl Payments
M 9 .
Big Discount on Cash Sales ..
a.
Now is the time, to have yonaa-
chine repaired and cleaned, Repairs,
Needles, Belts and- Parts for all
makes.
W. GLEN COOK
Phone 171J P.0, Box 201, CBntoos
RADIO
KS ESTE -KING
il lL�l
Buy , a radio for the family
in doing '. •do you will be;
giving them ' something which they
can enjoy the year around,
We are dealers for the Roister and
Kings sets and will be pleased to givti
you a demonstration at any time.
Batteries charged "and stoa
for the.•winter
J. Nediger, Prop.