HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1929-01-10, Page 51'
0 -DAY, -the lure of easy as ro ts;
drawing many into 'the ' whirl ool of
risky speculation : to-YnUrrow the vision
of wealth may be rudely ,shattered. • '
few w years hence, which will'.
be yours
--a,comfortable. balance in the. Bank or,
vain regrets for hasty action?
The - . at Ban
of Canada
Clinton Branch - - 12. E. Marini€, Manager
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The Bell Telephone ' Company
and its Bill in Parliament
THE' Bell Telephone Company is bringing before
parliament this session a Bill regarding its
authority to seek,new capital, -
No. grant or subsidy from parliament is involved.
It is entirely a matter of authority to offer new.
shares for purchase by investors, from time -to time •
in the future as new capital is required for the
growth of the system.
There are three reasons why the telephone company
is asking parliament for this authority, Each of
these reasons is important
the first reason
The telephone system cannot extend to meet
the growth of the, country•, unless there is a
•' steady supply of new capital year after year.
IN a progressive country like Canada the telephone
system never stands still. Each year there are
thousands of new telephones in new homes and
offices.
For the next free years the definite needs whish the
'system is under public obligation to meet mean"
spending over $120,000,000 in new plant.
Year after year, in good times and bad, new money
is needed for more telephones if the system is to
keep, pace with the country. And of this ,money a
great part can be supplied only through the pur-
• chase of new shares by investors,
the second reason
Nereasary pians cannot be made unless there
is assurance that money may be obtained. in •
the future to complete them,
1JN the telephone busihess it is essentialthat plans
a be made for years ahead.
There must be cables •and conduits and central ex-
changes before new telephones can go in. To wait..
until people are clamoring for service is too. late,
Such projects in the past have been undertaken` be-
cause the company has boon confident of securing
rnoney from investors to put the new equipment into
lull service.
But if the company is not able 'even to approach in-
vestors, its assurance vanishes and to prepare fox:
the future becomes impossible.
• The telephone system does not need, and will not -
seek, all the seventy-five million of new capital pro-
vided for in its amendment now, nor next year, nor
the year after. . it may not -need it all for a good many years. But'
it does need now the assurance that it will be able
in the future to go into the market' fornew money
whet, it 'is
the third reason
The company's present authority to seek
new capital is' almost exhausted.
HF
�% N the telephone company began, in 1880. it
had authority to sell shares to investors up to
half a million dollars, but with the growth of the
'system this authority has been extended by parlia-
ment.
This has happened, 00 an average,, every eight years"
since 18e0. The last anrendrhent by parliament was
in 1920. Another amendment hs necessary now be-
cause, of the seventy-five million of shares set in
1920, less than ten Million now remain for the com-
pany to ofd r to investors.•
With over $120,000,000 to be spent during the next
five yearse-a substantial part of which' must be pro-
vided by sale of new shares -this margin "of less
than ten million represents neither the,:steady supply
of new capita] nor the assurance of the future which
the company must" have to serve the , public with •
efficiency,
. eight, years from now
P' there had not been an amendment 'in 1920
With
the right to raise new capital, Ontario mid uebec
today would be true •I' Q
Y s gg uig with .a telephone system
90 hopelessly behind public requirements thatall
branches of ; business would sutfe'r,
The telephone company does not
'want that state of affairs to prevail'
eight years from` now.:: The •Bill; is
to prevent it,
5ucceeg1'.gl ,boys n0ea sago' Sala"
rr}oney,7Tenry p`0,4says, they siieid
it all 011 selfrlmnraretltent That
2nay be so licit; tl{e 'tronbie is that a
numbei of boys seem to tainle ,th'at•
their chief inettns of `self innpoiye
nitric rine the pool iovurs; the pnrtpre
Shoyvs::and such ]ik instatutlgris:
'Choi;e is not, hP' nnpi iqotonoio
the weather ' ii; Oaitar, ` whatever;
elsq may bosaid agoue.it- Last week
we;Jtad it storing issue•a]Lweek,
with 'coiisxjeiable .snowfall Then;:
•Satuiday eame`.e quick"tihaw and' -the
snow' wkns hn`slush,,. in a iew'bou'is.
The tepipeztituxe dropped during 'the
night• and Sunday Ras cold and` blue
tete •with re' atzventeets' lleeday ;and
Tiiceday the•sante, o, Worse Wed
•needay.was inilder and this morning
it_t'ainedawne.inote • and"the;siicnW is
again so£t At tune ,of ,wtitipg 4t is•
a littlo colder, .with rain turning "to
snow.: Buts es, is not much wondir
people talk about the Weather, there's
nothing So active, so uiiexiiected, to
talk,about If we' hada ehalico we'd
like a'bit of ".steady winter, cold
eiloiigh,tq•keep • the ice,fiozen sled the.
sleighing good,^but not too coldor
blustery. But, Ybile • We •'ecies change
sone things, the .weather has to 'be.
taken as, itconies.
Marriages
JOIINSTON-COOK-At ' the lime
of the bride's parents, --East .Wa-
wanosh, on Jan. 3rd„ by the Rev.
W. It. Alp, "Gladys IV1ae, eldest
daughter oe Mr. and ears. •Leonard
.Cook, to Edward Norman Victor
Johnston, son of the late George
Johnston and MMs. Johnston_ of
Siimmeihill.", - •
Deaths
WHITE -In Clintene on January.8th,
Thomas White, in -his 78th -year.
CANTELON-In Toronto,. on Tana
3rd, Isabella Brown, widow of 'Pet
er
3rd,,,
of Clinton, aged 64
Years,
SNOWDEN-In Stanley township, on
San. 7th, Elizabeth J. Snowden,
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AR1BUGKLE-In Detroit, on Decor: -
her 29th, Virginia Patricia, laugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Ar-
buckle, (formerly' Kathleen 'Bed-
our),.aged 2 years, •
SUNDERCOCIC-At FIensall, on ean-
uary 9th, Nathaniel Sundercoek,
• formerly of near Brueefiel'd, aged
71 years and 4 months, Funeral
on Friday afternoon to Elyth cem-
etery,
TEBBUTT-In Gacierich townshijl,
on January • 10th, Cerolirie • F.
Shepard, wife of Mr.. George Teb-
butt, in her 73rd year. Funeral
from her late, residence on Satur-
day afternoon, January' 12th, to
Maitland eentetery, Goderich, Ser-
vice to coin hence at 1.80.
ICER -2n Brantford, on Sanuary 2nd,
Minnie. L. tier, ' daughter of the
• late Henry Kor of Clinton and of
Mrs. 5. Ker of Edgerton, Alta.
Londesborlt.
Mr. Arthur Lyon of the Toronto
Normal returned to Toronto Saturday
after spending the holidays with his
parents Mr, and Mrs. Will Lyon,
There was only morning ' service
in the United church owing to the
severe storm. on Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs, Milton ,Hooper and.
Master Gladwin• of near St, Marys
spent New Years with Mrs. 1Iooper's
parents, Mir and Mrs: Samos Elsley.
Mr.- and Mrs. Will Tgmblyn. and
Joan and John of Toronto spent part
of last week -'with Mr. Tanblyn's,
mother. .
Mrs,, (Rev.). Johnson returned
home Thursday,having spent New
Years with lier.sisteras"Miss Maud
Fair of .Toronto.
Miss. Olvetta I3righani, teaeher re-
turned to Windsor oat Saturclay after
spending the holidayswith lei par-
ents,"Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brigham. •
The congregational service is to be
held ill the United .church Friday ev-
ening, .
leas Alex, Stewart 'has a position
in Stratford but does not intend mov-
ing until the spring...
An enojynble time was spent at the
watch.' night' services ofethe United
church, ,field by the Young People's
Societies or New.Year's eve. . •
-
The monthly meeting of the Woe
men's Tnstitute was held in the com-
munity hall an Thursday last, The
girls had charge of the meeting
president, Alberta 1lIoon, secretary;
Pear] Moon. Piano duet was given
by Katie and Julia Brown, reading
by Lillie :Garrett, instrumental by
•Venda Watson and a couple of, short
dialogues were put on.
After the program anadjournniept
was 'made Io the basement where an
excellent lunch was served; also by
the' girls: There wete fifty in at-
aendance.
Oruceteld
Schools 'around 13rucefield have all
been 'closed on account of the flu,
Mrs. William Douglas is visiting
her nnbther, • Mrs. Hudson, tin ,Hen -
Mrs,
Hen -Mrs, I'.iieh Berry is ill with b
ental near ` ion
p monis, Her many friends,
wish her a speedy'secovery.
'elle many' friends el Mrd. 1. Walk-
in the village will be .sorry to.
know that 'elle ,has been i11,`
ee I{etehen spent the week
e
ndilli
w .filend9 in Ltllldbn,:,
'For 'Salo
Eighty purebred Barred Rock pal
-
Sete, Apure to `W. V, Itoy,'Londes.
bora. Phone 28-6,.Eleth Central,
I;;wrsh i9 •see lily S,{'udio iu Gent on.
be+ elQeed uncal :Jantiltal+y;: 1929.
Wcit th%s paper Citi spec?al an$_
notieesniynt: A11 I eople w,antrang
Photographs taken ;before L open'
again tomo ,; to m5 , 7rtchell :' Studta.
and. S wi1i: he you• d•• ePeeral%';iedue„
then' iii prices
:All 'Work •ae usual, 'the ebest, •
'et URGESSPORTLAIT sd'UDo,°
Clinton aid Ma4dbell
Meinber of Plvrist.Telegteph aeliVery
As$oeiation
• •CUT FLOWERS, FLORALa
DESIGNS
For •.A1I Oeeasions, Sent Anywhere,
Q11r` Greenhons le a: neat+ as yens
l • t.`E'
Two. Phones -66w and 66j,
'CARD OP,T:ihANT{S
TIM family of the late Mrs. Peter
Cantolon wish- to express .their sin-
cere'thanks to the friends and:tieigh-
bors foe their kindness and sympathy
shown in their recent bereavement.
Also for 'the many - floral tributes
seht.
CARD Or THANKS .
Mrs. Garvie of • Goderich township
wishes toexpress her'thaeks to the
friends and neighbors for their kind-
nesse- to her husband' during his i11
ness, for their sympathy with her and
for, flowers sent.
Annual Meeting
The annual a meeting ,of the Clinton
ITorticniturl Society will' lie held in
.the board room of the toWh 'hall at
8 o'block on' Tuesday evening, San.
15th. All, members are urgently re
quested to attend, H. E. Rorke, Sec-
retary. 96-1.
Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the Bay-
field Agricultural Society, for the re-
ceiving. of reports, election of offic-
ers and the transaction of other busi-
ness, will be held in the town hall,
Bayfield, 'on Wednesday afternoon,
Jan. 16th, commencing at 1 o'clock.
As E. Erwin, secretary. 96-1.
Small Farm For' Sale
Consisting of 27 acres, mostly till-
able. Modern- bungalow house with
furnace. Good barn and silo, large
henhouse. Young orchard and bush
fruits. 'rater in barn, River runs
i through farm. Situated on Provin-
cial highway just south of Clinton.
'Apply on premises to Mrs. T. J. Lind-
say, or. to Charles Lindsay, Clinton,
96-3sp,
MEETING OF HURON COUNTY
COUNCIL
The Huron County Council for 1929
will meet in the ,County Council.
Chamber in, the Court House,- Goder-
ich on Tuesday the'22rid hist. at 2,30
o'clock in the afternoon. A11 ac-
counts, certificates, of election, and
returns re ntiniber Of voters for each
Municipality should' be in thehands
of the Clerk not' later than Saturday
or , Monday preceding the day of
meeting. Local Municipal Clerks
will please see that all these ecrtifi-
dates .and returns are sent 10 by mail
as soon as possible, Geo. W. Hol-
man, County Clerk,
Goderich, Jan, 5th, 1929,
Auction Sale •
01 Dairy Cows and Young Cattle.
The undersigned auctioneer will
sell by public 'auction at lot 68 Bay-
field road; -4 ' miles west 'of Clinton,
on Tuesday, January "15th, at 1,30
o'clock the following:
,Grade Durham cow, Color, red,' due
lt'ehe 3rd; Grade •Durham cow, roan,
due Feb. 10; grade Durham cow, red,
and white, due Feb. 20; grade ,Dur-
ham cow, red, due April 6th; grade
Angus caw, due Vele 5th; 10 choice
Holsteins from 3 to 6 years old- to
freshen in January,February and
March; ten oe these above mentioned
cows were bought from ono min and
are of high quality both in type and
breeding. Come and get one or more
of them at your own price. Young
Calves -4 spring calves, grade Dur
hams; one calf, .10 days old time of
sale. Guarantee-Any"cow sold to
be twith calf not proving' to be so 30
days from date of stile 10 per cent
of purchase price refunded. Terns:
Six menthe; eredit will be given on
furnishing bankable paper, er
wells.
-count
is-
count of six per cent per annunn, will
be given for cash. Sale -will be, core
ducted in doors.
W. H. LOBB, Proprietor
George H. Elliott, Auctioneer. 96.1.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Sri t1ieEstate of Sarah Frances ,Crich,
Deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that all
persons having claims against the
estate of Sarah Frances Crich, ,late
of the town of Clinton, in the. County
of Huron, spinster, deceased, who
died on or about' the 27th clay of. De-
ceinber, A.D. 1928; are requested to
deliver to Wellington Crich, the ezi-
ecutor of the said estate', or W. Bry-
done, solicitor, on or before the 26th
day 01 January` A,D, 1'929, a full
statement of their claims together
with particulars` thereof, and , the
nature f
o the s ocurrties, if any, Held
by them all dbly, verified.:by.affidavit,
AND TAKE' .NOTICFI. ,that' after
the, said last mentioned date the said
assents/I! will proceed t6 distr'ibato the
estate': iif the said " deceased amongst
the persons entitled thereto ' having,
,regard, only to such claims es ,.he
shall h�
tive recall/ea due notice and in
accordance therewith. '
DATED at Clinton, Ontario, this
th day of Jc{ina y,` A.D, 1929
'8
W. BF(YDONB, CIinton, 'Ontario
Solicitor for the said Estate.
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1
Wer havo #{ good',m>xkeG'foi, 'Goose
lad Dlae1c feathers• tins Montle,
VJs are: buyers of Eegs,',`Live and:
Tressed ponitrys eavery day in the
,weeks throughout: the• year; at •.;y'ood`
pi ices
In ti Poultry 1lozrs
,hones-Otf;ce, 2141 Residence, 214w
TENDERS WANTED FOR
"CHURCH SIZED
Tenderswill•'be received by the un
dersigned;for the.. purchase of the
closed chureh ' shed„ size 20e42 ft,,
(Anglican church) •: at Holmesvilie
until January. 2nd,1929. E. J, Tre
wartha, See: Troasurer, Holmesville
Co-operative Cheese and Butter Co,,
Hohnesviile .
94-3.
For „ea1e
A pair of light "bobsleighs in good
shape. Apply to Bert Langford,.,
Oyerland Garage, Clinton. 9ti 1 p,
NOTICE TO 'CREDITORS
In the Estate o2 Emily Anna Finch,
Deceased:
NOTICE is hereby' given that -alt
persons, having claims against the
estate of Emily 'Anna Finch, late of
the town of CIinton,,in the County of
Huron, widow, deceased, who died on
or about the 26th day of November
A.D, 1928, are required to deliver to
Arthur Elymer Finch, the executor of
the said estate or W. I3rydone, solic-'
itor, on or before the 24th -day of
January A.D. 1929, a full statement.
of their claim together' with parti-
culars 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 iirentioned ,date the said
executor -will proceed to distribute
the estate of the said deceased a-
mongst the persons entitled thereto
having regard only to such claims as
he shall have received due notice and
in accordance herewith.
DATED at Clinton, Ontario, this
3rd .day of January A.D. 1929.
W. BRYDONE, Clinton, Ontario,
` Solicitor for the said Estate,
96-3.
For Sale
Solid Oak Buffet, Solid Walnut.
Chest 'of Drawers, Writing Desk:
Also one mattress. eappiy.to R. Tas-
ker, the Jackson block, Clinton.. •
93-11.
Fclr. Sale
A buggy, cutter, set of single har-
ness, set double harness, . wagon,
gravel box, land scraper, scuffler,
svoodrack, Sharpie's cream separator
and logging chain. Apply to Chas.
Peacock, opposite the Clinton Public
Hospital. _ 93-5-p
Rooms Wanted
I can take four roomers' or 'will
rent rooms for light housekeeping.
Comfortable . home with electric
lights. " Apply to Mrs, Annie Col-
elough, Maple street, Clinton. 94-3.
Cow For Sale
A grade Hereford cow, due to
freshen on or before December 29th..
Apply to A. E. Finch, Clinton or
phone 231.
Farms For Sale
Lot 12, Con. 3, Stanley Township,
consisting of 100 neves. There le on
the premises a good two-storey brick
cottage, a good barn with straw shed
attached, and stabling underneath, im-
plement house, orchard, about 5 ac-
''t-es
s''res of bush on a back corner of the
farm,' through which runs a never -
failing spring creek, two never -failing
wells, nue near the house the other
Bear the stable. The farm is in a
good state of cultivation,
Also lot 10, eon. 4, Stanley town-
ship, consisting of 100 acres on which
there isa very good barn, and about
15 acres of bush. A never -failing
stream, runs across the back end of
this farm. Good for either grain or
pasture,
'Apply to Murray Gibson, Bruce -
field, executor for the Estate of the
lata William Collins. 85-11.
Wanted
$800 for short term, Good secur-
ity. Inquire at News -Record Office.
90-te.
Chopping
Will do customgrinding on Mon-
day, 'Wednesday and Friday of each
week. Lloyd Picot, Con. 6,'Goderich
township. Phone 600r42, Clinton.
'centra, 05-3-p.
Notice
A, special meeting of ' `the ratepay-
ers of S. S. No. 3, Goderich township,
will be held :5n the school house or
Friday, January 11th, 'at 8 p.m. to
consider the matter of sending a dele-
gate to the annual conventionof the
Ontario School Trustees and Rate-
payers Association to be. held in Tor
onto April 2nd, 3rd . and • 4th, 1929.
E, J. Trewartha, Sec.-Treas. 95-2.
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Strayed
' A black heifer, December lath,
1928,' Tuesday' evening, "left side -
road going' to 'Gothen. Coming 2
years old_ le April, no horns, from the
premises of llobort Campbell, Varna
Ontario. .' 95-2.:
Five Hundred Dollars
Do',you want it?':By buying this
eighty acres' of
productive
loam with
gooddrainage; picturesque location,
You will pr fit this. Farm
'about two
miles; from Clinton, buiIdiligs ` con
dist of good house bairn, ,also Wind
Considerable bits, Terms:
W Btydone,Clinton, Owner) '• 323
South blain "Borneo, -Michigan., .
A•,Clearing'of all Stock ,to be`anade to`malee room for
Spring:ellanges.'' Evel h'n `'
'yt r g goes at genuiiio saying; pricew
for standard'goods,
All Goods sold -for• Cash Only. No Sales on Approval
No Deliveries on' goods `so'ld at Sale Prices.•
:,
Milier'
Hardware
TELEPHONE' 53
CLINTON
seseeseeee
C. H. 'VE'NNER -Electrician
Electric Ranges, Fixtur,ss, Bulbs, Irons, Fasn% and other
Appliances
Wiring and Repairs. Phone 7
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
eoke. Order by phone at my house.
Edward Carter, 'Phone 271, Clinton.
DON'T BUY YOUR
UNTIL YOU SEE OUR
STUNNING EFFECTS
All Models s scores of beautiful tab -
ries - novel„and exclusive and person-
ally tailored to suit your figure, ,
Stock of Overcoats Just Arrived.
$18.00 TO $65.00
E.C.RUII`IIL `
McBwen's Old Stand. Opposite
Post Office
We still have the
AGENCY
for the
Atwater Kent Radios
Both Battery and Electric.
It will pay you to try the Atwater
Kent before you buy.
J. B. L AVIS
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
90-11.
Cli ton's
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� ldf I-E'A'i- FOLKS (-HELP YAtl
STA12T Tr1E MoRN;NG RIGHT
antra yliEs' Mf1i{ You GLAD
To &t r6,�et 1-1PIH1_'A-r N1GHT
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When the Heat Folks are in your
home- .
You can wake in the morning to
the delightful aroma of coffee and
bacon. •
You jump willingly •ly out of bed be-
cause the room is warm.
You start off to work glowing with
conrfort••.and happiness from head to
toes.
. You look forward all day to a cosy'
evening •at home `
You can really enjoy the winter --
When the Heat Folks are in your
home.
Cali the akt
y
forgood,clean Coal
os�rd
COAL COMPANY
'PHONE 74 CLINTON
Clothes Cleaned and Pressed
Clothes cleaned, pressed and re.
paired. Woollen goods dry cleaned.
Rooms tier Heard's B..rber shop.
W. 3, Jago. . • 2283-t11
Cockshutt Agency.
As I am now handling the Gock
shutt and Frost and, Wood Implem-
ents and also Coekshutt cream sepals
eters, and am prepared to supply all
kinds of repairs foe same, I solicit
the patronage of farmers and others
Orders will receive •prompt attention.
JOHN V. DIEHL,
Queen street, Clinton
81-te,
CORN
Just received a car of nice dr•y con
while it lasts, good value.
Hare on hand clean Onter10 Oats,
Fall Wheat, Bran and Shorts, also
heavy screenings. Let us know your
requirements. Our prices are right.
J. A. FORD & SON
•
Phone 123 Flour, Feed and Seed
• 06-4,
Coat That Satisfies
We sell the cleanest, safest and
most economical fuel and always at cI
fair price.
A telephone call will ieceive one
prompt attention.
You can feel asolutely sure that!
every shovel of coal will bo of tjiit
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 ' or botli
cheese and butter. We want your
milk or' cream.- We pay highest mar.
ket price weekly. Satisfaction guar,.
anteed,.
Phone your order for finest cheesy
or pasturised butter in prints or sots
ids to W. H. Lobb, Clinton, Ont., It,
R, No. 3, Phone No. 605r32.
THE BOLIVIESVILLE CO -OPERA;,
TIVE CHEESE AND BUTTER
COMPANY, LIMITED
Eggs and Poultr..
Home on Tuesday and Friday fore-
noon to take in Poultry.
Eggs handled at residence every
day -graded by an 'experienced grad..
er, for which we pay the highest mate
ket price.
Cream purchased for Stillnian's
A. Finch
Viking Cream 'Separator Agent, '
Victoria St., . Clinton Phone 23/
2744
RADIO
JCS,
��'• a�, 1:IITE;,; l'"6
t
Buy a radio . for the famillej
in doing da you will - be
giving thein , something which they
can enjoy the year around,
We are dealers for the Kolster and
Kings sots.and will be pleased to give
you a demonstration at any time.
Batteries 'charged and store •
for the winter
W '� ,J. e i er, Prop,