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Well, how did
nes year?
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Christmas is ever and Sundaynext
arks, the opening of a New Year.
Santa Claus use, you
The Toronto Globe calls ' •itself a
tional "newspaper -and it said on
onday ' that this "wa's o. ;green
hristlnas."
"1 am quite prepared to answer: the
estion about what the girl will do
ith her vote," says 'G. K. Cheeter-
11, "she will forget 4t".,°H.e'might
fve added, as so many of her broth-
-5' do,
OMINAIWONS IN HURON, A*7D'
•CItRROUNDING MUNICIPALITIES
Stanley; Stanley township elected
e reeve and 'councillors by acclama-
tion, on illonday, John Manson is
gain' chief and ,his council.,401. 133d'
vill consist , of .John Etu, . William
Douglas. A Koya and D. W Carlisle,
& Killo1> Non inations for coun-
cil were as ,follows: For reeve—J.
Dodge, Frank 'McQuaid, J N. Eck-
ert. , For councillors, --J, N. :Eckert,
Daniel Regele, Thomas ,McKay, .Ed.
IIoran, John -Campbell
Tuel ersmith ,For reeve Roland
Kennedy, Robert P.: �yateon,' Joseph
G. _Crich. For cokncillors`-Charles'
McKay, John 'll > lgre, lamo5 Crich,
W. 13. Thompson Matthew Clark_.
Goderich Thwr,shipt For reeve —
Il C. Cox; 0. J, Jervis, D, Churchill.
For' councillors—J. R.• Middleton, W„
Haao1i , B. Salkeld, 13. Churchill, F.
Pfensall: 'Owen Geiger, present
reeve_,' and Robert Biggins age in the
field fon 'reeve 'of Mensal] The coon-
]. is
counil'is elected by acclamation as fol-
,George C Petty,_James-Sang-
ter R. J. Cameron; James Priest. '
• West Wawanosh: Albert E. John-
ston, William -Mole , and Benjamin,
Naylor will"oonte•t the reevealrip=in
West VV' awanosh ' For councillors,
William II, 'Carr,. Jaynes B Forster,
Richard E. <-Leishman, William J.
Stewart and.F. G, Tedd,
St Ashfield For reeve -•--John Cam-
eron„ Alex. >IIackett. .Deputy --Thos.
Anderson (accl.) Council—A. John-
1V1'r. Clarence Pollock . returned to sten,^ Janes McNair, John: A. McKen
the village "a week ago Saturday af-
ter -having spent four. months in the
Canadian, west and in Toronto.'
Misses Irene and Sarah M. Ross•
came• to spend Christmas with their
parents, 1\ir, and Mrs. lel. Ross.. The
latter was obliged to returk to Phil-
adelphia on Monday. -
Misses Elva and Annie .Dewar, of.
the Toronto Public Schools staff and
Mr. David Dewar of Colborne Tp,
are spending the vdcation with their:
lilies Alma.MeKay returned to Tor-
onto on *Tuesday after having spent
Christmas with her parents.
Mr, John Thomson of Fort Frances
is visiting his" mother, Sirs.` Jas.
Thomson.
Rev. and Mrs. F. II. Paull Left on
Monday to spend -a few days with the
former's mother in London. ' •
Miss ThelmaRitzis home -for the
vacation. •
Mr, F A. °'Seeds of Detroit.. gent
Christmas with his family,
• 141essr5, Lawrence and Fred Fowlie
returned to London on Monday after stixd,.James 14IcTavish, William Ana
halting spent Christmas with their S
parents
Bay are spending the Christmas sea- real 'hot ''w"ou fol ,mayor, reeve and
-sonwith .their parents, 'Mr. and 71Irs, eenncillors, the following,'' having
W. 3.'Stirlson. qualified: For mayor—H. Jr. 'A,°Me
The Christmas Eve servieein Trin-
, Ewen•and C. C. Lee. Por Reeve -J.
sty chinch was fairly well attended. J. Moser and Robert Turner. Deputy
W. (acel:) For
tie, Samuel Sherwood, :Thomas Sulh-•
van:
Grey: Reeve—John McNab,' Harry
A. Keys, Robert Livingstone, Frank
Collins and R. L.' Taylor, 'Deputy—
Fred Rowland, Oliver Hemingway.
Councillors—Joseph.-O. McKay, Ar-
mour L.'1VicDonald, Alex. McDonald,
Edward '0, `Collins and Stewart 'Mc
Quarrie.
Hullett: Reeve artiest -A. Ada111s1
Matthew •Armstrong: Counciller:s —.
Thomas Sloan, Herbert Mogridge,
James Leiper, -James C. • .Ferber;
Robert Lawson, John Barr. -
Hay: Reeve—E; F:> Klopp, (aceh).:
Council -7. P, Rau, L. H. Rader; W.
R. Dougal, A. Reichert, (old council
re-elected.)''
Howick: Ilowick council is elected
b'y'acelamation, as follows: Reeve
Thomas Inglis. Deputy --George Hub-
bard.', Councillors—P`;' Taylor., Wil-
i_am Gamble, Melton Leonard.
Turnberry.: Reeve -Isaac". Wright,.
John L. Mc);wen. Council—Joseph
Breckenbridge, Roland Crain, David
Fortune, Wiiliain ' Marshall, Edward,
;1a! Kour8
Burgess' 'Eor Portrait Stuclin in Clinton'
will he open every l 1 ue„day. The
hours, until further.;, notice, will be
from 12 a.m. to 2 p.m. IC you want
Photographs taken.- please come in
these hours.; My studio will: always
be n.n m, co do not be afraid`! to bringa
the children to the winter.
Burgess, Portrait Studio
MITCHELL AND CLINTON .
FLOWAItS. OR FLORAE, DESIGNS
Sent anywhere; on; shortest not ice
We have a new stock of -Flowering
Plants and Ferns
We cordially' wish every one a
Happy and Pr'osperous New Year
0111a .,V.Caioke
',Cwo ,Phones -66W and, 66j
Mr. and Mrs, Al 'Furter of•1Jorth; Goderich Goderich is to have a
singing a the ' TI f' tl e 1 was hearty Reeve•—.T Craigie
o Sunday school eoncert"gvyen 1n
tower , hall; on ' December "?.,oath
the auspices' of St, Andrew
eh wfs a decided success. The
gram.. was varied and full of inter -
from the recitation of, the tiniest
to the .presentation of "The' iia-
'tY' by the teachers and older pup -
Rev. R. M.. Gale, pastor, acted.
chairman and IVIliss Gladys Gale as
onipanist. The ereliestra gave
eral uuiiibers et • the •- program.
st of the program was.repeated at.
ce United ;church, .PortersHill/
following evening,
iss'M. Helen Gerrie, B.A., left on
day to spend.. her vacation at her
e near Ingersoll.
r. N. Tilken of the Standard , Brandon.
k, spent his vacation • at his,home M;essrs.• David Ms ii and K. Gordon
arriston.
ass. Elsie Bryan teacher it S." S.
1`3, is, 'spending her ' vacation at
home in H•arristoni.
s.: J. Fraser left on Saturday, to`
relaidves lir Luciciietr. '
ssTzetta`Merner gf 'New Dun-
s spending the vacation with her
re
and joyous and .the celebration of -the Coimeillors—•Robe. Cott; Wm, Baillie,
/Tay Cwmnmaaa just ` at inidnigbt" ° - d"Munnin5•sfxl�alve Sproule, • George
one to he remembered by those who, 'Humber*
attended. �' Brussels: Reeve—A. C.' Baeker.
The chuilSt services i[�Christintts Council—Robert F,iowinan, John, Hew -
da, 'were all well1 and specialittj; William Little and W. E. Willis.
Ch''rte�s''t1�riias innate wfs i provided and S4hool board -t . C. Ross, R. S. 'Down-
en-joVat by ,,�, theme� difrerent •cpngrega.- ing,'A. L. McDonald, John Gibson.
Liens in lla:viltage. Utilities Commission—A, C. Jpnies',
Miss Jean 'M. Woods of Orton is ':'Eketere ' :Recye-W. D. Sanders, 0,
was impressive and made the servtsa y3tllJI 1Vesley D cL .l. tt is
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KATIN
PARTY
A skating party will be held under
the auspices' of the' Ladies' Auxiliary
of :the Presbyterian • Church. inti -
home to 'spend tine vacation witty her 13. Snell, ,,13. IVI. Francis, B. W.
Parents, - Beavers arirl C. 13. Snell have quail -
.Mrs, Walter 'Johnston 'is visiiing fico•Councillors—Eli Couttice, George
relatives in Olnton, Williams, Joseph Davis, J. 11-L. South-
Miss- "Florence Scotehmer returned ' ,cote, Herb•1!ord, Ia511 Heywood;ITenry
to her duties in -Clinton Community Bierling, Dr W, E, W eelce, B -.M,,
Francis, I' J Chl,rstie, James Grieve,
Tuesday, Jan. 10, 1928
IN THE LOCAL ARENA'
commencing at 8 o'clock, p.m.
HOT DOGS -SANDWICHES
COFFEE
Admission 25e
42
PIANOS AND RADIOS
OF MOST ANY MAD
90 days free service 'given on any
.ggs ant' uUUr°
;/lake `Use most of goal' poultry
--Top prices paid for webl finished
milk -fed chickens -sell them to 05.
Town people who enioy Pend -DT 'for
Su is iy dinner .can always get the
best here at reasonable prices.
Clinton ' Poultry Moine
N. ii9ia Trewartha
Phones—Office, 214j Residence, 214,w
article. Our prices are best quoted an
Canada, It is your bnisiness'to call
phone,'84-616 before buying else -
_where.'
JONATHAN E. HiUGILL
2 Piano Cased Organs, in gbod shape
for school, to clear' at $16,00. each
2 cabinet gremaphones' te..elear at
$50.00each, were $165.00 A ^
Hospital on : Tuesday, after baying L. J Penir4le, lie C. Rivers,' Mese
been home , Barr rfstinas• Amy, T rG:;May: School bogrd-W,
Mr. Thos, Barrett .of Waterloo is H. Dearing ' "Jesse. Elston, Franklin
visiting his daughter, Mrs,, Thos. g°
Delbrndge, Dr, "J.H. Browning, Dr. G.
S, 'Atkinson and'J. M. Seetheott..Pub
lie utilities, - William Ward:and H. E,
Heston ;have qualified. " .;
Seafortli;: Nentinations for Seaforth'
are as follows: Mayor—W. II. .Gold-
ing. Reeve J. W; Beattie Coulicillors
—Vlh A. Origh, 3. Di Hutchison, G P
Cardio, I1..,0. Box, I, G Parke W. 3.
Bickel)' .Public utilities eomtnlssion-
J, F. Daly: 'Pablic scheel' treitees--••
North ward --11. 'i olril3alil' Ea11t
ward --M. It£1eICellar. , Sottth wva ci-7.
Ma Robertson:" eke e there were only
enough nominated to fill -the positions
all were returned. by acclamation,
Blyth; The council,for 1928 will be
as follews: IZeeye—Dr. W. J: Milne.
Councillors --W. Johnston, G. White,
W, Mills •and W. J. Giomeher. (ucl,)•
Colborne: The municipal •notnina
tions„took place in.Colborne _township
Tuesday afternoon "as follows: For
Reeve—Iitigh •HiIL •For Commillors
=P, Wilson, W. L.. -VVoting, Wm, Torn,
Albert Goldthorpe. (ace.1.1
Usborne: -Reeve —'Janes Hellan-
tyne Councill'ors''' WielliiigtoS' Skins
ner, Hugh Berry; Dan Dew and Ben-
son 'Williams, (all acct)
Stephen: ' Reeve---.Tohn 3. Hayes.
Deputy ,Reeve—Reuben A. Goetz.
Councillors—Wesley Dearing, Isaiah
Tetreau, Chester MRwhrnfilsy. All er-
elected by acclamation. •
Lucimow: Candidates for: reeve--
D.
eeve-D. M. Johnston, E. -N Hodgins, For
Councillors—A.. Bushwell, Robert Rae.,
Robert: Mullin, W. J. "Seind er, A, E..
Mitis ii, A. W, Hamilton,, S. E, Rob_
who have been building a'boat and
fishing here this season, left i or their”
homes" last Week.-
•
(From another:source)
"Thea eswfll be , rio election for vi1-
l age 'tru f es here at''1n esent, owing'
to u'mrx-u» ariei, out' of Bayfield's
its• rdoersidn this year (io1fs the status of
ass Ruth Houston' returned ` 'to an incorporated Village, A board was.
elected ifs June,'but°appeal 4ecti'talien.
Con 015,.Thesday after "having in connection':with the voters' lists:
Chrasttxas 'under th pia ental 'Used; the trustees resigned and have
ss Nina Heard of Iiitcheuer;'is not been replaced,: There seems to be
for the vacation. ' no 'person with authority to ,conduct
ss lVIinn Proctor of Tertian" was an election and it is assumed that ad
nest o`11 hOt',aunt, Mrs. Geo, Tseng,
the Christmas week -end -
s Gladys .Davison 'and Mr. Tom
it t of London were visitors with,
dimers mother, Mrs. Yate Davi-
n Monday':
, and Mfrs. Ephriam Howes and
sots of Ridgeway, and Mr• Clef
Clarke Cameron' are spending
hrietmas season with their par -
gr, -and Mrs, L,, Claris
vice wilihave,to bo ebtained.fron .the
provincial secretary's department at
Toronto befere the matter 'is cldereth
ee. A .private bill was approved by
the Legislature at .its last session,
prion representations,; by members of,
the Council. by which Bayfield 1"
verted to', the status of a notice vil-
lage and came under the, provisions
of the rural hydro borons, •
?'(T, A. Burt and children, Lon-
'C. and Mrs.•Erie York, Toronto,
arvey .Baler ,of Stratfordwere
rue to spend .Christmas with
parents, Mr, ''and Mrs, Fred
life," and Mrs. York and
Baker left onTuesday.
s Ethel Geniinhardt returned to
to ori • Monday after having vis-
ith her parents over the ,Christ -
eek -end.
Lola Elliott returned to De --
on Tuesday, having spent
Was with her. mother, Mrs. M.
•
es Annie, Betty and >'Gwen
of Toronto cane on "Saturday
ted the"Christmas holiday with
arents, Mr. and Mrs. T. 11,
. Miss Betty Elliott returned to
o on Tuesday.
Win. E. Parker, Sarnia,- Mr.
s. L. B. Smith and babe, Lon -
pent Christmas with their par-
r, and *s. Chas. Parker:
, Wm. 12 Parker; and L. 13.
returned to their respective- ae-
ons on Tuesday.
and Mrs. John ,Pollock left on
mas Day. • -
ted Mrs. J, Stewart left for
ton, where it is ` beir intention
it for several months. • „
and 'Mrs, A. Newton -Brady
o -Sarnia on Saturday to spend
nas with the latter's parents,
id Mrs. D. MacDonald.
d
and Mrs. Jas, Sturgeon went to
en Tuesday to visit their
ter, IVIie. A. Wigle.
Auburn
tiyater- eHit
RADIO
Ileve you seen our new inodels'in
above?, litany improvements" .since
last year.,
Call' and let `us demonstrate
PRICES MODERATE
® B. LAVIS
• " 37-tf
Wood Cutting, by Cord
Am prepared to do woodcutting by
the cord. D: Poulter, P.O. Box 345,
Clinton, Ont. 42-1-p
Hens and Pullets For Sale,
50 1 -year-old, hens, also . 50Rhod
John Red pullets, Apply to E
.Pepper, Stanley. Phone„ 627-r-13
Clinton. 42-1
Murrtates
GAULIY"-- NASA. In Clinton, on
Dee. 20th, by the • Rev. .A. A,
•Holmes, Dorothy Evelyn, daughter
of Mr. anal Mss. D. Nash of Clinton,
1. to John. T, Gauley of Goderich,
iDeitths . .
LAWIRENCE—In Goderich, on Dec.
'19th;";Frank 13.:' LRwr;enee, in his
nth vet.'
Property For Sale .
Shop and residence combined, or
ner of Albert and Princess streets
Garage large enough for three cars
also winter storage :for several bars
Garden with small fruits. Apply t
W. L. Pef€ers, Mary St. Clinton.
41 -2 -
Bear the nominees tell what they.
thinkshould be done and what they
would da it elected. ' The old council
were all nominated and in- addition
H. Salkeld, D, Churchill•'"and Oliver
Jervis were nominated for reeve. The
fernier ' dropepd «out . of the running
and the Contest -is 'between the pre-
sent reeve, Ii. C. Cox, O. Jervis and,
D. Chuff•chill. For 'eoancillors, in ad-
dition to the old counicl, •3. Sowerby,
Bert 'Lobb, I. Jones, 13, W. •Churchill,
F. H. Powell and H. Salkeld ware
nominated, Thoth whose- names will
appear on, the ballot on- Monday are:
J. R. Middleton, "1'V",. Haacke, •xnem-
bers of: the present council, and B. W.
Churchill, F. W. Powell and H. Salk-
eld. -Mr, W. Lobb acted as chair-
man during -the speed inakiug. • •
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Farrow anil fam-
ily of Mitchell spent Christmas ivith
Mr. and Mrs. 3, H. Johnston.:
Miss Alma Muteh of Toronto is
spending the Christmas holidays with
her parents, Mr, arid `M'a,,,:J.,M.utch,
Mr. and Mrs; Barry Beadle and'',
babe motored from • Detroit to spend
Christmas here,
Miss 'Mae Ferguson and 'Mrs, C.
Taylor are visiting at their home here,
Among those who returned home
for Christmas are: ' Miss Reta Harri-
son, Goderich; Mr,Stephen Medd.
Woodstock; Mr.. Hector McLeod and
(,"neo.IIallarn, Detroit; Mr. Har-
old Carter, Dungannon incl Mr. r-nd
Mrs. •Alex, Manning and sou of Bel
grave.
313s', and Mrs, Maitland Alton, ac-
eoinnanicd by Dorothy and 1111.1'5 ala.
are holidaying withs•elatives at Flint,
Michigan,: '
Mr, and. Mr.s.,Jos, Carter toil son of.
Tort Algin "nee spending• Christmas
with 1115 fornmer's patents, '23r, and
,stirs I15. Carter. ' •
l'iMr. Clarence Weldon and Miss
Fidssa, Walden silent Christmas with
their sister ' in London. '
Joins, 0. E. titian anent Chrisnae
1 tit Woodlands Farp1, 01inton. ,
1 Mr. and Mrs. Forest Carter„end
Soli Reg. of C,odesieh.were at Mr. Jos.
Carter's on>Mondsav, '
Mr, and Mrs, Geo: Patterson and
1 tlairghtorS of Toronto sneer Ghrist-
r11As with 1)r. Weir and family.
Londesbiro
Mis'd' Olv'etta Brigham, teacher in
the Teelinic£il school,'•Windsoi, is
spending her helidays with tier par
ltev: and Mrs. Stewart" of near
Port Huron,' who 'spent several days
last week in the 'coinrnunity, re-
turned Tuesday. • '
Mr, and bTrs, Fieglargl expect to
'go to Toronto 'ov'er the week -end; and
While there they will attend the wed -
:ding' of their sob, who is to be xnar-
'ried to Miss Brown, tiVeghter of Mrs.
J. Brown.'Wa extend congratulations:
Dr. L. WBrigham of 'Star••City,
Seek,, son of Mr. -and Mrs. Win. Brig-
ham; arrived home " Christmas' Day,
His many friends were glad to see
him and congratulated hire on looking
For Sale
All the parts for a one tie,radi
set with batteries, phones, aerial, tube
Price, $20,00.' H. A. Hovey. 41
Notice to Trappers
• The season • •for raccopn skins i
over on the 31st of December. Sel
them now, am paying $6.00 to $9.0
Mink, $10.00 to $15.00. Highes
prices _for allother furs. H; A
Hovey. , 414
Read What This la
Your money back or good result
by using Mrs,.Sybilla Sptihrs Tonsil
itis, for Sore Throats, Cough, Bron
chitis, Whooping -Cough, Catarr
Head Cold and Tensi1•Diseases..Olin
ton Druggists, 41 -
Mitchell: A11 lye tehell's municipal
effaces .for 1928 •leave been': filled by
acclamation iwitli'the election of the
follotnin,r: Mayor-hrthnr Mutton.
Reeve—David Hanscnn., Council --W.
II fTollich. George Roniicnberg'0, J.
Merrier, ;Geon'n•e Ediehoffe2, S. ' A.
Hewitt, Pres McClocldin„35ublie .1Jt113-
1-105 Comniii cion—K, Th Thomson and
S. R. Stuart..
C del: iw h Th it sMp
1MMr. George: Thompson, student at
sa saved,„•,Ire,speales of sev_,etal fain'
'Wood For Sale.
A. quantity of dry, bard maple bed;
wood. .Apply to Chas E, Wise, R. -
No: 3, Clinton.. Phone :$05-r-24, Clin
ton. central. 40-t
Raw rugs Wanted
A,11 kinds of raw fur's are-bringin
high prices. That is if you sell then
to ii. A. Hevey, Clinton, Ont. If yo
sell,' them elsewhere" the "priees rna,
not: be so high, A word to the wis
is sufficient. 884
Farm. FUr' Sale
• 100 acres, good eon,' gadd buildings
fine' Sugar bush; 41 miles from Clin
ton. Will sell on easy terms. A. -
Matheson, Seaforth P,O. Phon
614-r-33, Clinton central, 8841
flies of, this.' coilamunity who live•
quite near Star ';City, one being Mr.
aiul,blies. R. Leiclr; who some 20 years
.age Shoved to Star City, and we un-
derstand, have prospered well, •M'r.
Leich. is a cousin of Mrs. Wax: Gray
and Messrs, 3, and A. Radford,. Dr.
Brigham; We understand, has been
their family dogtor for inan3r years:
'Another family is that of Mr: and
Mrs. Eddington, uncle and aunt of
•Mrs, (Rev.) Snell. Dr. Brigham is
] epi pretty busy :and onTy:' expects to
spend one wdeli'with his:parents and
other relatives.
Mr, and ,,,Mrsa ,,,Mrs.Stewart, of near
Wingham spent : the• "Week -end with
friends hi the coinmunnty.
Mr..and Mrs. Brogclen,a:re spending
the.holiday season with alien il high
ter in'Blyth, arid Mrs: W. H. I,yon.
Misses Jean and Eleanor .Maines` of
Chicago spent Christman with .their
mother, Mrs, M. Maines,
Misses Esther end Mary Jamieson
are 'spending the Christmas :vacation
at their, home hero.
Miss Eunice Tyhurst of Victoria
College is spending the vacation. with
Wyclitl'e College, Toronto, who spent Miss Blanche Snell, •
Christmas with his patents, Mr. and Mr,' Tom Caldwell of Port Col -
Mrs. Harry J. -, Thompson; loft 611 borne;' is visiting his -parents, Mr.' and
Monday t$ visit a' friend in Foston •Mrs. Pobt. Caldwell,
This friend. who is a sora of one o1' Mrs: W. 3100001 and Iliss Margifret
Cottage to Rent
Small, comfortable cottage, wire
for electric, range, Garage on -prem
ries:,: 'Apply` M. J. Moore, Willie
street_” 3B -t
Iiolmesvilie Cheese For Sale
Large, 21e per 1b.; flats, 22e per 1
Order from W. 11. Loll, salesnia
poling 6654-82, Pr from Clifford Lob
Grocer, Clinton,'phone 40. 214
For Sale, ,
• 'Number—of . mules • and some pur°
bred Hereford cattle, young brills an
females of all ages.Apply to P. 'V
Elliott, Bayfield, Phone 600-r•-3
Clinton central. 38.6 -
the parishioners it Qucenspoi L. Nova McCool ,spent the week -end; wii.11 Mr.,
Scout, ,whe e 111h;. Thompson was in and J. T,. Awde Woodstock.
charge during' the holidays' lest seer- •Mr, T-Iarold ;,Johnston of London
Mot; invited him to visit him Airing spent 1;11/ week -end at Iiia home here,
the Christnr)s raercbion, seniii10/ along Dir.' FIarold"Snell of Victoria Col-
itis transportation. lege is speniding the vacation with his
Nomination day brought out a flood- parents, Mn, and Mrs. Humpiniey
ly number of the ratepayers to hear Snulh' it
the members give ;nn account of their s Rev. Jas. 'Abery • is visiting his
stewardship during the year and to 8aughtor, Ml's. Jas, Watt, Toronto..
'NOTICE TO CREIHTORS
11 the Estate' of Samuel Jaynes Joh
ston, Deceased •
• NOTICE is hereby' (given that
persons having claims against. the e
tate of Samuel' James Johnston, la
tlaerTpivllship'"'of Stanley, in t
Courrty, of Huron, yeoman, decease
who died an or about the ,15th day
November, A.D. 1927, are required
deliver to John A. Johnston ai
Annie Johnston, the executors of ti
said estate or . their solicitor, on
before the 4th day of January, A.
1028, a full statement of their clain
together with particulars thereo
and the nature of the securities,
any, held by them all duly verifii
by affidavit.
AND TAI(E NOTICE that aft;
the said last mentioned date the sa
executors will proceed to distribu
the estate' of the said deceas<
amongst the persons entitled there
having .regard. only to such claims ;
they shall have received due yeti
and' 'in:accordance therewith.
DATED at Clinton, Ontario, Lir
8tli day el: December, A.D. 1827;
W. BRYD.QNP, Clinton, Ontario,
Solicitor for the said Execut4o�
Guns—Gene' ' •
ITave two double barrel shot gu
to -exchange ,.for two •'siiigle bar;
shot g11118.• For sale: One Remingt
22, repeater, 24 inch barrel, Fri
$18.00. One single barrel diet gn
Price, 85.00. Ili yon --have a gun
rile for sale or. exchange see Ii,,
Hovey, Clinton. ,._ 40 -
'Fowl For Sale
.Barred Rocks, frons: Guild 10 stria
White Leghorns from the Rose pe
Brussels, and purebred Touton
geese of both sexes. Apply to Fri
Weekes, Varna, Phone 022-r-11, Cl
ten' control.