The Clinton News Record, 1927-11-24, Page 51111IRSDAY; I CVEjcIBER 24.:1927.
THE CLINTON
NEW S RECORD
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f interest t0 YOli, SOME HEADWAY
NEXPECTED
Minister i e1
has,ov
a eon
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�ricuhure; 1.
oiiiebody liar sue;;i"sced ti ia ,h� women to 'see that tweeds are cxane-
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and Mie nen John Martin iris e
n led to the
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, the scoter cabs de- Gated from the highways. The quest,
}igrilong the of ", 'n',ei r ,the highest court,'
�claring the driver's de•otion to, cane tier, ns in.:, 1 o e £,
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and Courtesy'st
tone d be printed on and it is probable that the job will
'.
be dune.--%'alt.mct''.::Advocatc,'
Bro. Kerr of'the : Brussels' Post is
'still laid up with sciatica. lie has
had a long siege and has the -sym-
pathy,of his fellow -craftsmen. Trust
his, enemy will soon, be routed and he
vzi11 bo restored to his wonted aftivi-
ties,
In sentencing a man to three years
eh'lcl
' , • a h
� 'lhi
for la
Penitentiary g
' e t r
the
l cart n
in
on the highway recently Judge `Rid-
dc11- said: t lesson
"The great and insisters
must be taught and taught again,
until it is thoroughly understood and.
-heeded by all, that the whole right
an automobile has on. the highway is
v
'
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an•1•
therightto pass over it carefully 1
with due regard to the right of oth'e-
er
When that lesson• is learned, and
heeded there will be'fewer motor, ac-
-cidents.
Eastern newspapers complain that
British Calumbin apples are under-
selling Annapolis apples in Halifax.
'We have • sometimes felt. some shame
that'B,C. apples could gain a footing
in -the good old apple=growing county
of Hti on, but who'd have thought
-that they could go down and Compete
successfully with Annapolis grdWers?
The Governments of Ontario and
Nova Scotia,,: should .. 'send • some re-
presentatives' out ' to the, Sunset
Province to, study the methods of the
western growers. There is a reason
for; their success. ' Why not learn it
and do likewise.
Marriages
?,teCLUSI EY -- ADAMS - At- the
manse, Bayfield, on Nov. 19th, by
the Rev. It M. Gale, Agnes Adams
to Garnet McCluskey.
BEWLEY-;-:FERRIS-Ac the manse,
Londesboro, on Nov. 12th, by the
• Rev. James Abery, "Sadie `Woods,..
(Gertie), daughter of Mr. and. Mrs.
'hi
Robert' Ferris cif-.Ilull.,tt tow ns p,
to Joseph W. Bowley of Morris
- township.
Births '
ELLIOTT—In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Nov. 19th, to + Mr. and
M4 s. J. Y Elliott,Mervyn
a son—
Gerald
,
Gerald Chancier.
Deaths
IVfcEWAI —In Clinton on Nov. 18th;
Elda Jane Muir, wife. of Mr. J. W.
McEwan, in het' 29th* year.
IN MEl4TORIAM
JOHNSTON,,,--In loving memory of.
our'precious brother, John H, John-
ston, who left us so unexpectedly
for that far away home 'of the soul,
Nov. 26, 1926• -Sadly missed by
loved ones, •
Varna ..
The many-•friepds , of Little Miss
- Jean Reid are veiy'sorry to hear that
she is very ill After her recent opera-
tion for, tonsils. W;e sincerely hope
she will soon 'be around again.
Mr. and Mrs. J. ''W. Reid, sr., en-
tertained the adult members of St.
John'6 church on ' Tuesday evening.
After all had partaken . of a bounti-
ful fowl supper the remainder of the
evening was spent in music, singing,
games and dancing. All report a good
time.
Messrs. E: McLinchey and W. And-
erson left for Flint, Mich.; on Wed••
nesday morning.
Mr. W. Taylor sped a carload -of
•'stockers to Buffalo on Saturday.
The'meinbers,yof St. John's Angli-
can church are practising for a con-
cert to be heldeon bee. 20th.
On Thursday afternoon and even-
ing next the W. M. S. of the: United
church will hold abases? and supper
in the township hall.
,ON'l'A1HO Sr. 1TNI'TED CHU;RCH
Rule; Iielatiu;; to Chard Property,
1: The property, including • church,
shed arise parsonage is possessed by adherents of
the members -and adherents of this
church, and is entrusted to the. care
of Board of Trustees; andit is ex-
pected that each ` one win will take as
good care as possible of the property.
2. Throwing stones- or snowballs
or other destructive 'objects at or 'to-
wards the church, 'or 'shed 'oz playing.
ball 'on the. property or doing any-,-
thing that may injure the property
is strictly forbidden.
3. Any damage to the proporty
must be made: good by the ones do-
ing the damage; ..
4. The shed is primarily for the
:i
a
use of naemlrers. and c
this church and pastoral charge.
5. As it costs considerable to
have cement, Boor in the shed and to
keep :tin repair and to fan nish light,
and ether'Conveniences,,all others, -ex-
cept themembers and adherents of
this pastoral charge, using the shed
are expected to donate something
each year towards the upkeep and the
Board hereby :' appoints' Mit; _Lorne
'Tyndall and Dr. .J S. Evans to re-
ceive such donations and ,reportto
the Board each quarter. '
6. Wagons, ` sleighs and autonio-
biles'are to be left outside.
7. There must be no unnecessary
loitering. or noise or disturbance of
,any kind in pr • near the. shed for
-church:
8. Any violations of these rules
will be dealt with by the Board.
9,'' These rules are to be :printed
and copies posted up in several places
on the property. -
Signed. The .Official Board of Ontario
Street Church •
Weeks•
(N1lL CHRISTMAS
Come in this- Month jf you want
your`Photogsaphs.for Christmas.' We
ire buy now ;with Clu:iatmas orders.
Please' ounc•e in the forenoon if 'peg,.
sible or. early in the afternoon.
Studio Hun's for .the Winter
Every TOeeday :r•om 10 Min. to 4'p.m.
My, Studio .is always Warns
HIGH CLASS ENTERTAINMENT
Will be given in
Wesley -Willis Church, Clinton
MONDAY EVENING, AEC., 5th,
Under the auspices of the Y.P.$.
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Miss Pearl Newton, Elocutionist
Miss Ethel Grainger, Contralto soloist
who are amongst' Ontario's foremost
entertainers, will provide the program
Admission: Adults, 50e; children, 25e
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Colborne Township
Mir. Keith GatcILner, son. of Mr. and.
Mrs. Samuel Gardiner, .attended. the
Royal Winter Fair this week.
Miss Edith Glen of Toronto visited
:with Mr. and Mrs. Charles, •, Robert-
son recently.
We' are sorry Mr. lefichact Pfriin-
mer is not in as good health as his
many friends could wish. ti
Though . Tuesday night of last
week was very wet and disagreeable
a fine gathering met at Mr. and Mrs.
'Warner Walter's home, It was a
combined meeting of the W. M. S.
:and Social' Hour, Miss Helen Clark,
president, took the,.chair. Mts. Hen-
.derson gave an interesting synopsis
of a chapter in the study book "New
Days in Old India." Rev. W. R. Alp,
Auburn, • a former pastor of Smith's
Hill ehurch,gave an address on eon-
-iditions in China and Japan, show-
ing how they need our help. It was
-such a good "address 'an invitation
'was given to `deliver it, again soon,
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fowlittthe
he took
Several from er.
supper and concert given by the Wo-
men's Institute of Dungannon on Fri-
day night.
3 -ACT F.ARCF,. COMEDY
Nothing but the Truth
To be presented by
Murphy Lodge, L•;O.L., Clinton
Town Hall, Clinton, on the evening of
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 7th
Coliimencing at 8:15
This comedy 'has been presented in
the New York theatres and is full of
Thrills and Laughs
Admission 47c, tax 3c
.All Seats Reserved
Plan opens at Fairs on Friday, Dee; 2.
Atwater -Kent
RADIO
kiave 'you seen our new models' in
above? i Maley improvements since
Mast year.
Call and let us denionstr rte
:PRICES MODERATE
Dedication services took place lit_
Benmiller chinch on Sunday, Nov.
Printed
a full attendance. with
- '20th,
programs Were provided and every
"vice.
'
one entered heartily into the ser,
'The choir gave three" selections and
bs Beulah
Mis, William Long and Mrs
was a
which
a dire,'
• rendered
Coag .
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message worth• while in itself. Rev.
D. N. McCanus'of London -was the
preacher .pf.the day, Rev. Mr. Poulter,
pastor, being in charge, The address
-was much' appreciated. 'In the even-
ing the congregation` ` was glad to
'Bear Mr. McCanlus again.
J. B LAWS
Auctiun Sale of Farm Stock
Mr. G: 1-I. Elliott has been instruct-
ed to sell by public auction or the
premises of 'Mr... T: G. Shillinglaw,
lift miles south of Seaforth, on, Mon-
day, Dee"ember 5th, 1927, at 1:30 p.m.,
the following: 2 cows rising 4 years.
old, in calf; 5, heifers rising 3 year
0111, in calf;' 7 steers rising 2 years
old; 10 heifers rising 2 years old; all
Ontario bred and in first class order.
Sixty well-bred young -ewes, all had
lambs during the present season; 1
thoroughbred Shropshire ram. Terms
-Cash, or six' months credit will be
given on furnishing approved joint
notes with interest at 6 per cent per
annum. Thomas G. Shillinglaw, pro-
prietor. , Geofge H. Elliott, auction-
eer. - -
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Burgess, Portrait Studio
MITCHELL AND CLINTON
Member of ; Florists Telegraph
Delivery Association•,
FLOWERS and -FLORAL DESIGNS
WEDDING" BOUQUETS, Etc.,
Sent anywhere ,on 'shortest notice.
FLOWjCRING PLANTS: and FERNS
Choice Stop-to—Young Plants
Begonias, Cinerarias Cyclamen
Primula, Fushia, Etc,
`-
Lettuce 10c bunch
`Chas. V. Cooke
Two Phones -66w and 661
Eggs and'' Pouttr•y'
Make the most of your potaltry.-
Top, prices paid for well finished
allele=fed chickens -sell them to us.
.- Town people Who utioy poaltry for
Sunday dinner pan'-alx,ays',.get the,
best, here at retsonahe prices.
Christmas Gift Shop.
Where'. articles suitable fir Christ-
mas gifts can be obtained, from 25c
Thursday, Dec, 1st
Clinton Poultry House
N.'W9(. Trew'at'Iha
Phones—Office, 214j Residence, 214w
StewartrrWarner
MatchedUnit Ra
dios
We sell • pnly one' make of''radio.'
There may be some sets on the mare
'tet just as good but"note better than'
the Stewart -Warner. We sell thent
and forget thein as '-they ' give no
trouble at all. Doss'- yours? Each
set 'equipped only with the best
equipment to make them function
properly. Prices .from -7115:00 --up.
,Circulars describing sets may be had
at Hovey's. drug, store.
Salo at 2:30 o'clock in
WESLEY-WILLIS, SCHOOL ROOM
Under theauspices of the W A. of
Wesley -Willis Church
Also on Sale—Homemade Baking
and Homemade Candy
Afternoon Tea
EVERYBODY WELCOME - COME
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Ideal Christmas Gifts.
Pleasing, useful . and different.
Fuller. Brushes iii - sets, packed in
holly boxes. " Fuller sets are every-
thing that can be desi;;ed in the ideal
,Christmas ;. Gift,—beautiful, useful
and different: Each set is packed in
au attractive holly box ready' few
mailing or to bang on the tree. I am
the Fuller Man. I' bring Fuller gifts.
to your how, Hope to visit you be-
fore Christmas. ,'l'JIhii not write me
of the time most convenient for you
to do your ,Christmas shopping. I
call -evenings too. John Hooper, The
Fuller. Service Man, general delivery,
Clinton P, 0., Ont. 375-p
e 37-tf
CARD 'OF THANKS
Mr, J. W. MgEwan and Mr. and
Mrs. Walter .Mair aiid family wish to
express their sincere thanks to 'thein'^
*friends . and neighbors for the
sympathy extended to then: in
their recent bereavement; for floral
offerings, cars loaned and all courte-
sies shown.
Bazaar and Supper
The W. M. S. of Varna United
church intend having a bazaar and•
suppef in the township hall, Varna,.
on Thursday 'Dee. 1. Supper' served
from 5:30 to 7. Everyb'3dy welcome.
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L ea'9.9 r°,ia r ri
At the serglyce in Knox United
.church last 'Sunday morning the min
,'ester read the following letter ad -
'dressed to the coifgrcgaiioii;
"Sung Jin, Korea, Oct. 23, 1927.
Dear Friends of the Home Church:
As your' missionary I snirst drop you.
a line to tell you we 'arrived safely
:at our own home two weeks ago: To
night I have also another but a sad
message to send you, -You•will `re-
member that when I was coming
Mone last year I brought our littlest
one and we dedicated her, in baptism
"`in the 'Auburn. church. I had hoped
'that she night ho your representa-
tive when I retired, But last night
'her little spirit was called home and
we have her no more. She wa's'. ill
one week with dysentery and after a
brave little fighthad to give up. I
know I ' have the sympathy of the
whole church in my personal loss,
and, as I love the Auburn church so
much, my heart turns there at this
Mary -time.-•vet', sincerely, M y Fits gland'
Grierson."
ric
rson.'
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tee Iathleei f•
h;
a,et
Grier-
son
r-
son
'was' boric in Korea, November
'30th, 1924, 'and was baptized in Knox
'United church, 'January . 2nd, 1927.
Mrs. Grierson has •indeed the •sym-
pathy ofthe'whole community in the
keen and bitter loss that has come to
(her horse.
Tend
erg Wttnte'd
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Radio for House of Refuge at Clinton
Tenders will be received by, the uu-
dersigned up to Friday, December
2nd, for the installation of a' Battery
less Radio, at •the. Clinton House of
L
Refuge.ave extra
Instrument mtz5t I
loud Baldwin speaker, ,The lowest oil
raccepted.
not necessarily
•, p
anytender
.
Further particulars may be obtained
from A. C. Backer; Brus"sets.37-1
Auction Sale
Of Choice Dairy Cows and Young,
Cattle, The undersigned auctioneer
has received instructions to sell by
public auction on Friday, Dec. 2nd, at
lot 57, Bayfield, road, Goderich Tp.,
3i/ miles west of Clinton at•`2 o'clock
sharp the following: -.Pure bred Hol-
stein "cow, No. 76777, 8 years old, due
Feb. 1St; pure: bred Holstein calf, 3
weeks old; registered Holstein cow, 5
years old, due to freshen Mar. 2nd;
registered Holstein heifer4 years old,
dee to; freshen in April; Holstein cow, , pullets. `Implements M,asseysHar-
8 years old, due to freshen Mar. 2nd; ris binder, 6 ft. cut; Deering, mower,
Holstein ,cow 9 years old, due to, 6 It,, cut; hay rake; cultivator and
freshen Jan: 11th.; Holstein ', coty. 8 broad caster combined; Massey -Har -
years old, due to freshen Mar, r4th; rid seed drill,; . 1.1 -hoe;, steel rollers;
Holstein cow, 6 years . old, due to set disc harrows;,' set diamond har-
freshen Mar, 1.8th; Holstein cow 8- rows; 2 walking plows; gang plow,,
Years old, due to freshen Feb, 17th• Coclshntt riding plow; gravel box
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Holstein COW, .8 years old, milking- lumber wagon; good hay rack; set
good;. Holstein heifer rising 2 years, steel trucks; McTaggart -fanning mill;.
due to fersiten- 'Dec.' 10th; -.Holstein scuff=les'; pul; er;' 2 Leel tire, buggies;
heifer rising: 3 years re to freshen Portland ` cutter." set team. breech-
Jan,due ,26th; Jersey cow 6:years old, due ^ing-hones;' set nlowltarness;, set
to freshen Dec, 30th; 4 Durham grade single harness; '3 horse blankets; 2
cows dueto freshen in Feb, and lila,.: logging chitins; several house collars;'
Durham gi•ad'e heifer, 2 years old, buggy hole; turnip drill; wlr0elbar-
milkinggood; 2 high grade holstein row; , about`t.5 ton•,hay; quantity' of
heifers rising;2 years,. not bred. This ash` and elm lumber About ' 500
is an excentioiial7yfine lot di caws, busltd,tnirnins and niangold5, Daisy
Auction Sale
Of 35 choice milch cows. Mr.
Ernest Townshend will sell -by public
auction at Iittnon's Hotel, Goderich,
on Wednesday,. Nov 30th, commene-
hrg at 1 o'clock sharp: 7 newly
calved cows with ' ea Sues at foot; 6
cows due in December; 6 cows due
in January,; -6 cows due in February*;
10 cows' due in April; 25 of these
cows comprise one herd that were
Wight outright, ' and contain what
we consider the best •lot we have -'ever
handled. They are all young, most
of them .. are .Holsteins of the very
best quality, some Shorthorns and
Polled -Angus grades. ""All the cows
will be sold on 'a guarantee that if
they prove not to be in calf within
30 days a. refund of 15 per cant. will
be made. Terms:. Six months' credit
en furnishing approved joint notes.
A dh onist.atrate of 6 Per rent. per
annum allowed for. sash. E. Town -
ahead, -proprietor, p T. Gundry •rietor. Y
and
Son, auctioneers. • 37-1
A CAR ON HAND -
Purity, Five Roses and Male Leaf
Flour in stock ,
Bran, Shorts, Oileake Meal, Royal
,Purple Calf meal; Cod Liver Oil in
gallon cans; Beef meal; Beef scrap;
RundAs Liniment and, Salve, also
Corn Meal for mashes. .
Clearing Auction Sale
Of Farm Stock and implements at
lot 24, con. 2, Stanley township, 4
field on
h test
of Bruce
les port v
mi
Tuesday, Nov. 29th, at1,oclock sharps,
consisting of the... following: Horees
-Agricultural mare,' 8. years old; Ag-
ricultural are, 0 years old; ,. General,
Purpose horse 12'mare old; d, a ed
driver, quiet and reliable. Cattle
Diirlam grade cow, 7, years old, due
to freshen Jan. 11th; Durham grade
cow, 6 years old, doe Mar. 26th; Dur
hate grade cow, 6 years old,, dee Mar.
28th; Durham grade cow, aged, --due
May 18th;- Durham grade cow, 5
years, dun April 26th; Durham grade
tow, 9 years old, bred Oct. 8th; 2.
heifers rising two; steer rising.ty!'o;
steer rising. one; 0,heifers rising one;
4 spring calves, Pigs—Fat sow; 10.
store hers. 50 year old hens; 50
(Identity ,6f Baled Straw' For . Sale
H. A. HOVEY
Stewart -Warner Dealer
Residence back of Public School
Clinton, Ont. • 80-tf
TRY CELO-CLASS
We will buy a few bags of Flax seed
H. W. Charlesworthl
Flour and Feed Phone 192
DAN CE
'Admission—$1.00' a couple
In Knitting Factory Club Rooms
on
THURSDAY, NOV. 24
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under the auspices of the Hockey Club.
Ladies please provide
Dancing 9 to 1—Ludwig's Orchestra
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lay
For Sale
A walnut -iron bedstead and set of
bed spring's, only used a few, months.
Also. an International 2% It.p. gaso-
line engine. Apply to B. J. Gibbings;
Clinton. 37 -If
Auction Sale
Of Farm Stdik and Implements. D.
M Scott is instructed to sell by pub-
lic auction at Thos. Fairservice's barn,
.Londesboro, on Tuesady, Nov. 29th,
1927, commencing at 1;30 o'clock
sharp, the following: '
Hol'sst-mare, 9 years old; •mare, 8
years old; horse 9 years old; black
C
attl
e—cow in
ri 7 e
driver, , watt old.
calf, 7 years' -old; cow in calf, 8 years
old; xHereford heifer; 3 years old;
Hereford heifer, '2 years old; Ayr-
shire heifer, 2 years old; 25 1 -year-
old heifers and steers; heifer 3 years.
old., Pigs -Sow in -Pig; 2 clitinks.
.Sheep -.19 ewes. in
lamb;Orford
ram lambs; aged Shropshire 2 hire ' ram.
6 ft.
index
is—D'eeY•iii
,
Implements—Deering g b
cut; McCormick mower; Massey-H'ar,
rig cultivator; land roller; Frost and.
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YiVoad..clfsc steel fire top buggy; steel
tire opeli buggy; :wagon;, pair light
sleighs; speed cutter; cutting box;
i.
4 h
rOot pulper; 6 -inch 'grinder; � 7
engine; circular - saw ands frame; 2
roller crusher; turnip drill; horse
rake; Perrin riding plow; Massey
Ref'ris seed drill; "iron• pump, new;
12 feet track and carrier for. garage;
4 good wheels for manure spreader;',
seed box Massey-Harriscultivator;',
sap pan; horse collars, and other arti-
cles too numerous to mention.
Terms: -7 months' credit will be
given on furnishing approved joint,
notes. A discount of rate. of 6 per
cent. per annum allocwd'off for cash:
Thos. Fairsetvice, proprietor. D. M.
Scott, auctioneer. - 37-1`
6 of the above mentioned have been
Owned, by the undersigned protlrieton•
for 4 :years and have made high re-
cords ise milk, producing in 1926.
11,500,11)s. of milk ,each. "Guarantee-•-
Any dirt sold tobe with calf not n}r•ov-
inn• to be so 30 days from date of
sale, 10 per cent of. purchase price
will be refunded. Sale will be con-
ducted
,ndueled under• covert 7eritas:_6 months'_
s note
credit given on' approved joint('
or a discount of 6 per cent. per an-
nrun allowed for ons;:. W, IL Lebo,
proprietor. -'Geo, II, Elliott, auction-
eer. , 37-1,.'
churn; Molotte cream separator; cook
stove; heating. stove; 2 sug-
ar lcettles; quantity of house
held effects; whiffletrees, forks,
shovels, chains and tither artieles
tioo numerous to.mention. Terms: All
sums of ,S1.0 and u
udea
cash; ove
r
that tinmmt10'noaths, credit will
be -given oil Ilniiishin approved.
joinit, notes or a discount of 5 per cent.
straight allowed for , cash on r •.dit
amounts. Everything to be sold as'
proprietor has disposed mf his farm.
C.' If. Elliott, auctioneer.' N, SUndnr-
cock, proprietor...
Euchre and Dance
- To be' held on
TUESDAY; NOV. _29
under the auspices of the
WOMEN'S INSTITU!FE
in 'the Club Roomsover the
,BANK OF MONTREAL'
New and 'Old Time Dances at 10:30
Admission 35e -
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Fowl For Sale
Barred Rocks, from Guild 10 strain,
White Legherns from the Rose pens,
Brussels, and purebred Toulouse
geese of both sexes. Apply to Frank
Weekes, Varna. Phone 622-21, Clin-
ton
li-ton central:
See Lite Erla Set before -buying'
Either a" 5 or 6 tube
Price reasonable
Inquire of Mr. Sharp or Mr.: Aitken .as to what
they thine, of them
m
eller Hardware
TELEPHONE 53
CLINTON
O. H. VENNER, Electrician
s Bulbs,Iron's Fans' and other
Electric Ranges, Fixtures, ,
Appliances' .
Wiring and Repair
Cockerels for Sale
Limited number of ' choice 'White
Wyandotte cockerels, Martin's Regal
Dorcas \strain. Apply to Morgan :Ag-
new,. Mary street, Clinton. Phone 34.
u), 353.
Farm For Sale
100 acres, good soil,. 'fine buildings,
small. maple bush, 4% Miles from
Feeders Wanted
A}n prepared to take in eight head
of young cattle to feud: Also have a
quantity of hay for sale. Apply. to
W. Blacker, the Base line, north of
Clinton,, Phone 641-r-21, Clinton'
central. 86-2
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The Bulk Sales Acs.
In the Matter of. the Sale of Clinton
Creamery, Limited, to Gunn, Lang-
lois and Company Limited.
TAKE ' NOTICE „ : that. 'Clinton
Creamery, Limited, has iiiade'-1i sale
of its plant,'' lands; stock and prop-
erties to Gunn, Langolis and Coln-
°pany, Limited,' and I have been ap-
pointed Trustee under the Provisions
of the Belk Spies' Act;. and that all
persons claiming to rank as;creditor-S
of the business must file their claims
with :me en or before the 17th. day
of December, 1927, after 'which date
I will proceed to distribute the pro
eeeds of the said sale having reandip
only to claims of which I have lead
teethe ,and proof as required by the
`said -Act.
t; . the a.
DATED at Clinton, On , h� 23rd.
•day of November,' AD, .1927,
It. E. MANNING„
Clinton, Ont,
Clinton. 'Will sell cheap and 'on easy
terms. Will sell crop with farm if
desired. Iiir;uire at News -Record of-
flee. ' , 12-tf
Rouse for Sale
On Victoria -street,; opposite Wes-
ley -Willis church. 8 rooms, electric
Iights and water, stable; "Fruit trees
and garden. Also Ford Touring car.
Apply A. J. Grigg. • 24-tf-2p
Wanted --- Stenographer -Bookkeeper
A young lady to • take, charge of
our Brumfield :office. Must be court-
eous, accurate and reliable. Exper•
lance' not necessary but preferred. 3.
B. Mustard, - 36-2•,
36-3'
,....Stray Calf
Strayedfrom the premises of the
undersigned' . about August 1st, a
black calf. Byron Weldon,' London
road. Phone 629-1-11. 37-2,
For Sale
A knitting machine, as good as
pew, onlyused to knit one pair of
socks.' Cost $51.00, will sell for
$45.00. Apply to Miss Whitely,
Townshend street. 36-3.
Clothes Cleaned and Pressed
Clothes cleaned, pressed and re-
paired."' Woollen goods dry. cleaned.
Rooms fiver Heard's B-rber shop.
W. J. Jago. - 2288-tf
House
to Rent
Comfortable 7 -room house Mary'
Mar''
street, soft water, town water, elec-
tric lights, basement. Apply to Miss
Becker, Erie street.' °, 86-2-p
Poultry Supplies
LAYING MASH
SCRATCH FEED
GRIT, SHELL
s y- AND <BEEP, SCRAPS
COD LIVER OIL, $1.25 'per Gallon
For Sale e
o
n
One good ,spring; grey Percher
horse foal and- one good worki1tg
o Bay-,
nWods
'.Joh v .
. Apply to
horse..Ai p Y38.4 -p
•
field.
t
Meeting of HuronCounty Y Cou
ncil
The Council 'of the Corporation of
the County of Huron will meet in the
Council Chamber, Godorieh, at'• 2
oclock ' in the afternoon of Tuesday,
the 6th. day of' Deceneber,'1927. All
accounts against the County must be
in the hands of the Cleric not later
than Monday preceding the meeting
of Council. At this meeting of Coun-
ty Council the appointment of a Coun-
ty t r Treasurer, dEo all Inspector for:
the Bourse of Refuge will be made.
Applications los.,' the above positions
to be sent or delivered to the under-
signed?County Clerlcr on: or before
Saturday, Dec. 3, 1927.
GEO. W. HOLMAN,
County Clerk.
Godyrich,• Nov. 5, 1927. 35-4
IIoliuesville Cheese For -Sale
Large, 21c per lb.; flats; 22c per lb.
Stilton, 25c per lb. Order' from W. H.
Lobb, Salesman, phone 605-r-32 ' or
frons, Clifford I.iobb, Grocer, ..Clinton,
phone 40. 21-tf
E. L. IT R LL
Huron Street Clinton
31 -If
Farm, For Sale
Lot 28, con. 15, Goderich township,
85 acres more "oi°less, good land, well,
with windmill, bank barn, hog pen,
6 acres hardwood bush, an acre of.
orchard. Comfortable frame- house.
Also 50 acre farm on London'oad,
Tuckei•stmith. Apply to J T. 'Mc-
Knight, 'R. R. No.. 2, .Clinton, Phone
604-r-4, Clinic's central'. 28-tf
Representatives
Wanted.
Brown Bros. Company, Ltd., Grow-
ers and Importer of High Grade
Nursery stock want special repre-
sentatives in every locality. Liberal
commissions paid weekly. Writd to-
day. Address Ridgeville, ,Ontario.
30-1.0
Phone 7
scooLwork under
the Shaw
Plans for Day,
Evening or llome`Study Coue'tses is
easy and effective. Individual in-
struction is the key note to good
results. , Enter any time. W. R.
Shaw, Registrar, Bay and Charles,
Toronto:
Rouse For Sale
Large red brick house, corner Or-
ange and Wellington streets, 8 rooms,
all modern conveniences. Possession
when desired: Also a barn an y4, acre
lot on Wellington street- - Apply. to
Mrs. W. Jenkins, 08-tf-Op
Poultry and Eggs.
Wanted
We handle eggs every day
Poultry Tuesday and Friday
mornings
Call us if you want to get the
highest market price
A. E. Finch
Victoria: St., Clinton Phone 231
27 -If'
Clinton's
vE.WEAT FOLKS HAVE NEVER
TAKEN LESSONS IN NURSING
Q
W
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R
Wnpncot, ��- :..,
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FIEIP l
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RAI5INI `CT
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BABIES
A cold house is terribly hard, on :a
baby. He can't get down on the floor
to play. He can't have enough fresh
air.
Naturally he gets cross:
-Ana with ail your precautions he
may -wake up in the night with the
Order Winter Coal Now
Prlhes , are lower, delivery is
prompt. The coal you select is stored
in your bin—and all worry is over for
this year.
Orders Taken at Lawson's Grocery •
Phonis 111 -
Let the. . heat Folks warm, your
house this winter. It will mean bet-
ter health for the,bahy and the rest
of the fancily,'too.
Cali the
coalfor good,clean .
Mustail
eCOMPANY
i®J6
Q'• (.0 Pa�N
. CLINTON
PHONE 74 ;
m4
HOWARD CLARK
Phone.182
WOOD '
l have a quantity -ofgood, bald
wood and' some slabs for sale. _
- NOTICE -
•
' I would like all old accounts
straightened up at once.
E. WARD
Phone 155 Huron street
Singer Sewing Machine
Leased on Small Monthly Payments
Big Discount on:.Cash. Sales
Waif I
Now is the time to have your ma.
chine repaired and cleaned. Repairs,
Needles, Belts ' and . Parts for all
makes.
W. GLEN CO K
Phone 1713 ' P.O. Box 201, Clinton •
RADIO
KOLSTER-KENG
Give yotir fancily. a radio set for
_
you v
Chrit doingsowillbe
Christmas, ie
giving them Something which ich theY
can enjoy the year around.
We are dealers for the Kolster and
Kings sets and will be pleased to givq
you a demonstrationat any time.
Batteries charged and stored`
for the winter
W. 'J: Nediger, Prop.
ASHALT
OOFING
e line of
We have a cum. PIck
...
Toronto Asphalt Shingles and
l� g
Roofing for siding or roofs if
corisidering roofing,
ro
you are �
compare ours, before buying,
with any other. This is the
best by y test. '
Feeds
carryBran,
AlwaysShorts,
best �
Oats, uality>' at
Western
lowestprice. '
&
SON A. -FORD J.
Phone 123
-Flouand Feed Merchants and
r
Grain Buyers