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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1924-03-27, Page 5SD Y, '1 (ARC -I 27th, 1924 onstance d 11fr. George Riley and daughter, -Edith, .slhent Sudday with: the .iii^- inor's Nailer, Charles, of Tucker Tucker - smith, wino is very sick.' Mrs. pollard is spending a few days in Clinton, with her mother, Mrs, Cole, We are glad to say that Master James Armstrong is improving. On account of the bad roads there will be no -prayer -meeting this week. Quite anumber 'are, .getting ready to manufacture 'the golden syrup. Mr. Sydney Dulmage''and children arrived home from Detroit, where she has been. visiting;r•elatiyes. hIcKillpp .Township Maple syrup making is the order of the day. , • Quite a number attendee ,a daneinp ^ party atWl , W. Ross' Friday evening last A farewell Party was given to Mr. and Mrs, Angus More on, l`hur,^sday Aevehing last, when a large niu ber of neighbours gathered and a most en-. joyable time. was spent in cards and Glancing. All returned home in the wee, sum' Dors of the niornin', after ^wishing Mr. and Mrs. More, future good luck, as they are moving to Mi- chigan. Mr. Mord is a forst class ma- son and brick layer. • ...Messrs. John- Hewes and. Chas. Hen- derson are cutting wood for Mr. F. Fowler the mast week. Mr,F.:Ooleman lost his fine grey. ',driver last Saturday, finding her dead in. the stall. It is supposed it was heart failure after recovering ^ from. influenza, which she had a' few weeks ago. Frank says her equal cannot be picked up every :day,, y' -MT. Lou Eberhartis having an auc- tion sale on the 2nd.as he has pur- chased a house in Seaforth, having sold his farm to iVh'. James Scott, bet, ter known as "Soldier'Jinimie" Scott, The price paid was in the neighbor- hood of $6500. James thereby gets .any A 1 farm with good buildings. Kippen Rev. R. Lundy and, wife left on Tuesday for Toronto, where the for. later intends to take oestopathic treat- ment in *'hope of overcoming high blood pressure, from, which he has been,.sufferng for some months. Mr W. W. Cooper has rented his fano to his son, William, and will have a sale of his stock and imple- ments on Monday' next, We under- stand Mr. ,Cooper intends to go West foie a visit and to see that country. The W.M.S. of St. Andrew's church will hold theih monthly ,meeting at the hone of Mrs. J. B. Hyde, second. of Stanley, on Wednesday of. next week Mr. Z. Desjaerline.,of Hensall, spent a few days with his daughter, Mrs. Emmerson -Smith. • Mr. Elmer Detweiler has taken possession of the farm he recently purchased from Mr. Dwight Fisher on the tenth of Tnckersmith, Mrs. Deyell of Peterboro, who has been with .her brothel', M><.' Roble Cooper; leftforher home on Tues"day. 14Irs. Hudson of Hensall'is:leaving a pleasant visit with her daughter, Mrs. 'Albert Harvey. She spent the erecter tart of the winter with her, daughter, Mrs, Jas. Logan of Wind- sor, who was quite ill. Mr "Wm. Caldwell, who Yhas been in rut:,,, Mich., arrived home on Fri - ?'ay last... Be reports a number of ttirai p oy ed sten in that city. He and his brother, harry are going to ttori- M r":•,. McDo:+i;nlll's farm this ctai + u Waite • Mel: can, who has just d tare,rat .. s..aie attack of in - Ii to ik . ,rat:::+- and has been visiting 1a.: Cster, Mrs. I. Jarrett, t a Rain cbli ed to call in the doc- tor, who :eared he was going to have pleur'y. We have not heard of his condition sines. Births CARTER In Clinton, on March 121h, to Mr' and :firs. Joe Carter, a daughter. -Ruth Lonere. NASI. -hs Clinton on March 20th, to Mr. and -Mrs. D. Nash,a son. NEDIGERr-In Clinton, on March 21st, to Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Ned- ig•er, a son. -Charles - Austin, NICHOLSON-In Tuckersmith, on March J,,5th, to Mr. and Mrs. A. Ni-• cholson,.a son, McDONALD-At St, Helens, on 'Mar. 14th, to Mr. and Mrs. Colin McDon- ald, a daughter. SOME *l ILLE-In McKillop, on Mar. 15th, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Somer- ville, a son. Deaths GIBI3INGS-In Clinton," on March 20th. 'Sarah E. Townsend, wife of My. R. J. Gibbings, `aged 62 years, COU -CA -In St. John's Hospital, Tor- onto, on March 20th, Helen Morris, widow of the late Arthur Couch oi' Clinton, aged 70 years.' THOMPSON-In Hallett, on Maroh 21st," John' Thompsdn,, aged 65 years. II113pERT-Art Auburn,~• on March 17th, Evelyn M. Hill, wife of Frank E. Ribbert,; aged 31 years and10 months, SMITHIn Constance, on March 16th William Smith, aged 90 years. 13ORTON--In Goderich, on March 14th, Hillary 3'. Horton, in his 53rd MEMORIAM REID-In fond remembrance of my mother, Mrs, Robert Reid, who Pas - ed away one year ago, "We shall meet beyond the river. When the surges cease to roll." .Daughter Isabela Maple Syrap Get your order in early this, spring, $2.50 per'gallon. Phone 33 -W. -F. W. Andrews, Clinton. 47-tf. Sale of Work The ladies of the Baptist Mission Circle will hold a sale of "Horne Work," including .home baking • candy and fancy work, at the home of Mrs. Aitken, Victoria street, on Tuesday, April 8th, beginning at 2:30 pan. 47-2 Pasture Farms to Rent Pasture farms, containing 120 acres lots 33 and 37, concession 5, Goderich township. Apply Mrs. Walter Wes.. ton, 14. 'R. No. 2, Bayfield. Phone 13-600. 47-tf CARD OF THANKS The undersigned extend their : sin- cere thanks to their friends for the kind assistance and sympathy extend- ed to then in their. recent 'bereave- ment, also for floral tributes. 1VIrs, W. J. Ross, Percy •Couch.•, Muff Found ,Between Clinton and^Sun rcrhili, u lady's muff. Owner may have sane by proving property and, paying for this advertisement. Inquire at The Nerve -Record office, 47-1, Young 'Bull .Fot• Sale Polled Angus +bull, 14 months old. Apply to John Harvey, Londesboro. Phone -10-28 Blyth Central. • 47-3 Clover Seed,For,ale • Red clover and yellow 'sweet clover seed. Apply to, Frank Tyndall, a. R. No. 4, Clinton. Phone 83 on 686,' Clinton central. 47-1. Car S'or Sale "A Ford car, .good as new. Rea- son for. selling, owner going west. Wm.'Henry, Clinton. Phone 4 on 617. 47-1. Organ Foi Sale A 6 -octave piano case organ, ein good condition. Apply to George Phelan, Rattenbury street, Clinton, 47.9-p. 1 I-Pouse For Sale • Comfortable fraine house on North street ;n1 rwn water, electric Good Vat -dela with fruit, trees; learn, ,SuiLahre for retired farmer, Mrs, M, _.Argent, 47-tl'^ I'4uskrat Skins Wanted,' I have an:order from a Manufac- turer in New York and can pay as much as any reliable dealer in TSr- onto or other cities and carrpay:more than. travelling dealers, Get my, prices -before you kelt:-lI, A, Hovey,, Clinton. ' Phone 89.: • 47-tf, Stable to hent A'3 -stall stable, suitable :for horses and rigs or as a garage, Possession any time. ';Mrs. J'. McPhee, 'Alber^t. St., Clinton. 47-1-p. Overland Car For Sale Overland a d roadster, in good running� order, will sell reasonably for a cjiuck sale. For further^- particulars apply to W. 'T. Henry, Clinton. ^4,-1' Cottage For Sale Good comfortable six -room brick` cottage, in good repair, on Princess St., east., Apply to Geo, 11.,'Elliott, Phone 203. : 47-tf, Bs118 For' Service 3 Shorthorn bulls, 16 'months old, standard breeding•, from good milking strain, Apply to Janies Snell and Son, ;Clinton, Phone',?, on 041, Clin- `ton central. 47-tf. Seed ,Grain For'' Sale A quantita_of oats and peas suit- able for seed.; Apply to J. K. Noble, Clinton. • Phone 3 on 617, Clinton Central. 47-1-p Clover Seed For Sale, A 'small quantityof good alsike seed, also some timothy seed. Apply to B. Rathwell, R. R. No. 3, Clinton. Phone 16 on `606, Clinton central. ti 47-2-p. Auction Sale Of ` farm stock and implements. The undersigned auetioneer,.has re- ceived instructions to sell by nubile auction at lot 9, concession 17, Gode- rich township, 11,a, miles north of Suninierhill on Monday, March '31, commencing at 1:00 o'clock sharp the following: Horses :Roan gelding, rising 4 years; black gelding rising. 3 years; roan mare 10 years old, in foal; driving horse, '9; driving horse 5 years 'old. Cattle -Cow 3 .years, due April 28th; cow 4 years old due May 5th: cow 5 years' old due May 10th; cow, 6 years old freshened in January; cow, 6 years old freshened in November; cow 4 years old fresh- ened in February; eow 6 years old freshened in January; cow farrow; Durham heifer, 2 ,years, supposed to be in calf; Ayrshire heifer, 2 years, supposed to be in calf; 2 'grass steers about :,350 lbs.; 5 yearling heifers; yearling steer; 4 young calves; sow to profit April 28th; sow with 7 pigs 6 weeks old; 12 pigs from '125 to 160 lbs, :.Sheep -7 ewes, Oxfoed and. Leicester; Collie dog; 90 : hens all last year's pullets; 9 tonsof alfalfa: and red clover; .4.tofis.of timothy hay quantity of potatoes: set of "double• heavy harness; three horse set of. harness; 3 horse collars; about 80 ft, of 6 inch belting; good open buggy; two seated surrey.; set of 2000 lb, scales, and other articles too, numer- ous to mention. 'Everything to be sold as proprietor has sold his faxen, Terrors -Ali sums of $10 and .under cosh; over that amount 11 months credit given on furnishing approved joint notes, or a discount of 4 per tent. straight allowed for Sash. Al- bert Lovett. Proprietor, - • G. II. El- liott, Auctioneer. Old Papers ,and Rubbers Householders are requested to save their old papers and rubbers for the Home and' School Club which will make a collection of same in May. 46-3. n ?/16yYard P, edoiuinates �$ffi11.+' �iiwbitty of Operation The Ford is remarkably easy to operate. Gear shifting is done automatically by the feet. The dri4er's hands are always on the wheel. His eyes are always on the road. He can watch Cafe constantly., There is no possibility of failure to accomplisha gear shift. Ford gears being` of the planetary type are always in mesh and every shiftis positive and unfailing. The Ford is very easy to steer and re- sponds to the slightest inoveinent of the wheel. It wi11 turn in a circle with a radius of nineteen feet three inches. The short Ford wheelbase is a boon in congested traffic.', It gives easy inaniptt- lation everywhere, and enables you to park in crowded sections where a big car is handicapped. See Any AT thos-ized Ford Dealer Iktie - TRACT THE to pn ase 'you housecleaning needs is now. - 1 Cake of Gold Soap for 1,tent seeial prices' p in u. o i wizldovl. special price in our window. The Days are: Saturday ay,March, 20th, and Show Day, April ,3rd With your cash border of"$1.00 a large' Cake of Woos Soap Free.. HIGHEST PRICES FOR PROD CE THE PLACE 3IAKE OUR ST .ORE YOUR .STORE JOHNSC - & CO'S GROCERY Phone i11 PROMPT SERVICE `- THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY ' Eggs alrF P, ;Ulla we are in a position to take:all eggs your e ^s no. matter how Iarge. or how small a quantity yon have for sale, Enquire regularly fo • s. 9 eg y r prices. - Aq),11)sli ;ens atnd =t°,r all's- Vi/anted JrCdelivery in May and June. - We are look;ng for high prices a- long through these months. Now is ,the 'time 'to lay your plans for producing broilers. Inforingtion, gladly givc-t, Write, phone or call personally.. Eggs graded according' to Government Standard. Poultry ibought'accoi^ding to weight and quality Gunn, IdandiefisGo.,ni ed Montreal, Quebec. N. W. ^RIE iHlA i°. HA a D y Phone 190. Manager,. Clinton. Branch Night ,Phone 214w d ,tJ �, L 1, p# i i. Whole Wheat V �Th � 1 Ale. . lee m Try'a-Loaf N ILS®N'S ICE Cream Chocolates F.J. BROWN & CO. BAKER AND CONFECTIONER Phone 1 Piano ::argain r ' An upright piano in first class condition. Brand new instrument. Five year guarantee. A duet: bench goes with piano. No chance to lose Price only $375. Apply to 1 A. PLASKETT, Princess Street. 46-tf.. ,FOR .u': LE Two storey Erick House on corner lot 120x240 feet A REAL BARGAIN' Newly "painted and papered throughout. Electric li0 hts Town wager, and,Cellar. In fine condition. ' Owner leasing town , , w� TERMS OR CASH TO SUIT THOMAS L. WILSON, Clinton 46-t.f Reliability Counts In Seeds more than anything else reliability counts. What is mare exasperating; than, after you have spent time, money and la- bor on Seeds, to have nothing to show for your trouble. Whether for field or garden you may rely on our stock as the best. We have roeured the highest grades possible and the rea- sonable prices will surprise you. • i CLOVER A V.3 GRASSES ALFALFA : Ontasjo Grown; Peel. County. RED CLOVER TIMOTHY ALSIKII SWEET CLOVER--YelloWeand White Blossom. ^ BLUE GRASS • ORCHARD GRASS LAWN GRASS. '• SEED GRAIN SEED OATS O A,C 72 and Barrier. BARLEY -Two and Six Rowed, i PEAS GOOSE WHEAL' BUCKWHEAT. PEA BEANNS' . GARDEN SUPPLIES BEANS : CORN PEAS -In Bulk. - FLOWER AND VEGETABLE 'SEEDS - IN .PACKETS - BULBS AND. GARDEN FERTILIZER DROP .11\1' AND 817E US SHOW DAY, THURSDAY„APRIL 3rd, W.. JENKINS Office Phone 199 Night 141 and 129 11 i i 0,Worth of Shoes To be sold out in three weeks, In this Big Saleis included my entire stock Men's and Women's Boots and Shoes and Children's Footwear To he sold at a discount that will clean off our shelves during this `sale starting ' Friday, : arch 24th, To SaturdAu9, Ap 'zU 19th 13aving decided to reduce the stock I -have gut the prices so low that; it will pay you well to' buy. now THE. EARLY BUYER GETS BEST. CHOICE ww r 4 'r aeon 1140116ti 9gwtiilul,i lllnlsII illdl laghllll '8 peeta s 111 1111 181 jaHEE For Spring Show" Day Thursday. . 3rd ' We will offer some very , atll actio e prices in JLUMINU GRANITEWARP and also a.few other lines. Watch our windows for these .SPECIALS, Demonstratioflns On FRIDAY and SATURDAY, APRIL 4th and 5th we will have a_ PAINT, 1; VARNISII and GILAINING DEMONSTRATION. Everybody welcome You will be well repaid for . ^,p I your time... given to this demonstration, ' TELEPHONE ' 53 .3111114 1111111 11 11111 111 1111 1111 11111 111114111111111114111111111111 CHI-NAMEL STORE Ilill3hlhl0fliMln �Ia lleae _ mmmeas lion mmlm -Farm For Sale or ToJtciit Lot No. 11, concession 5,. Stanley, 100 acres, with extra good :frame house and good barns and stabling.' Well watered, orchard, ten acres of valuable bush, good fencing. Apply to Mrs. Eigie,'owner, or to W. Bry- done, Clinton. 46-2, Houses For Rent Two houses for rent with town wa- ter. One has• double parlor with fold- ing boors and electric lights. Apply to _A. Cantelon. Phone 222. 46-tf, Two Farms For Sale or Rent ,South half of lot 77 Maitland con., G"oderich township, 55 acres, frame' house, bank barn, drive shed, and pig pen. A springcreektraverses the farm. Also west half of lot 78, adjoin- ing the latter place, comprising about 75 acres, having a spring creek in it and suitable for pasture land. Will be sold or rented together or separ- ately on reasonable terms. '- AppIy to Jerome Bedard, Oourtwright, Ont. 46-4, Seed Barley For Sale A quantity of good six -rowed bar- ley, 0.A,C., No, 21, Apply C. E. Wise, phone 24 on -605 Clinton central. R. R. No. 3. Clinton. - 46-tf,. Ford Cars For Sale 2 Ford cars, one mounted with area cushion tires. In good running or- der. Apply to W.,L. Peffers, Clin- ton. ., 46-tf, House For Sale Brick house on Princess street, '7 rooms and summer kitchen, town wa- ter; also soft water in kitchen, cement basement, furnace, electric light, i4, acre garden, with small fruits; •stable. Apply to Miss ]Mabel Rathwell, Varna Phone 33-606, Clinton central. .45-tf, House For ,,sale G -room house on Frederick street;. good garden and outbuildings; in goocl condition. Mrs. Ii. H. ItfeCoo1, Goderich, or W.' Brydone, Clinton. 45-tf. Hay For Sale A quantity .of alfalfa hay, $,9 per ton in barn. Apply to Fenwick Stew- art, R. R. No. 6,Clinton. Phone 12- 620, Clinton central: Farm For Sale West half of lot 22 and south half of lot 23, except railway part, con- cession 9, Hullctt township, in all 95 acres more or less. Conveniently Io- cated near Clinton and Londesbero. Good soil, good frame house, bank barn, good well, river at back of farm, Reasonable price for quick sale, Ap- ply William Stevens, William St., Clinton. 45-tf. Farni to Rent On Huron road east adjoining Cliu. ton, 128 acres, first class buildings, good clay land, well watered. Ap- ply on the premises to Wm. Henry, Clinton, R. R. No. 4. Phohe 14-617 43-tf. Farm For Sale Being lot 17 and' part 18 on the 8th concession of Hullett, 8101, acres, also 50 acres on the 9th of Hallett, The buildings aro kill good. W. H. Hesk, Londesboro, proprietor. 42-6-p. House For Sale or Rent 8 -room frame house on Victoria st. Electric light, town water. Large garden with some fruit trees. Apply to Geo. H. Elliott. 22-tf. Farm For Sale Lots 26 and 31 Bayfield concession Goderich township, containing 212 acres, Lot 26. 112 acres containing 2 storey brick house, 2 .baryes each 36x 56 also straw shed. 15 acres hierd- wood bush, spring creek, running year round, 61/ miles from ,Clinton, lye miles from Varna. R. M, De- livery, telephone. Lot 31 contains 96 acres, with frame barn 36x60, all in grass. • Will lie sold •separately or together. Apply Isaac RathwelI Varna. 38-tf.' House For Sale Cottage on Iluron street, roomy and in good repair, i/ acre:; of garden.. Small barn on place, Possession at once. Also a buggy and cutting :box, Happy Thought range and a sliding bed couch for sale. Apply to Miss B. Cantelon, Rattenbury street, 39-tf.' House For Sale Comfortable frame house: on North street, hall acre of ground. All kinds of fruit, Small stable, 'town water in house. Robert P. Fisher, 37-tf.` ;No Goods on Approval All Goods Cash during Sale Frame house on Albert street, Clin- ton,' with one _quarter of an acre gar- +� IAICIlden, fruit trees, for sale. Ap- ply to iVlrs. Thos. Leo, R. R. Nb. 2, Boots and Slioes Opposite Postotce Clinton; Phone -19 on 604, = 'Clinton an _- genual. , - -, _. 10-°-6f COAL We have a supply of Furnace, Stove, Nut and Soft. Also some good dry slabs. Leave orders at residence. E. WARD Phone 155. . Huron Street. Singer Sewing. Machines Family, Electric and D. R. Styles. Also some second-hand' machines, good as new. Old machines take.,li as part payment, Easy terms. It will pay you to look these over before buying elsewhere. Repairing and parts for all makes of machines: Earl Steep. Jan. 1, 1924 Clothes Cleaned .and Pressed Clothes cleaned pressed and re- paired., Woolen goods dry cleaned. Rooms over Heard's " barber shop, W. J, Jago. r-83-tfi AUCTIONEER Honor Graduate Carey Jones' Na- tional School of Auctioneering, Chi cago. •Special course taken in Pure Bred Live Stock, Real Estate, Mer- chandise .and -Farm Sales. Rates in keeping with prevailing market. Sat- isfaction assured. Write or wire, Oscar Klopp, Zurieh, Ont. Phone 18- 08. -88-tf-1923 COAL NUT. STOVE & EGG ALWAYS ON HAND FOR XMMEDIATE• DELIVERY F i J. I IILaLER Orders taken at residence. Phone 1,11' We have just received our early shipment of Timothy, Iced .Clover, Al- sike, Alfalfa and Blue Grass. Buy- ing these early got better priees than we can get now and so are offering special prices for the rest of this month. Our Alfalfa is Ontario Var- iegated, grown in Peel County.. We have made a specialty of this variety for the past four years and: it has given the very best of results. The Red Clover. and Alsike are from the same district also, BEAN. SHORTS AND 1VIIDDLINGS Have just received a carload of these feeds. 'Good quality and fair prices. ALWAYS ON . HAND .. Oyster Shell, Ga4,' Beef Scraps, Ground Charcoal, Tankage, Oil Cake, Oat Meal, around Corn, Five Roses, Purity, and North Star flonrs. Bess Royal Purple, Pratts and Woodehouse Tonics and Royal Purple Calf Meal. -esS J. A. FORD & SON Phone 128 Flour and Feed .Merchants and Grain Buyers Also issuers of Hunters & Trappers licenses Sewing Machines QMH and repairs F t Sharpes Separators late -Word's Calf Meal Tankage E. L. MITTELL, Clinton Store Vacated by J. E. Johnson. CREAM: WANTED! The demand for our butter is ipi;. creasing, To suppfy this demand 'are violet more cream. Wo request you to ship as yobs, cream: We guarantee you the Highest Market Prices, accurate testa and prompt service. Our firm is known to you and needg no further recommend.' We pay all express charges, fume ish cream cans and pay twice each month. Write for cane or further infornsa tion bathe I TIRE' SEAFOIITH CREAMERY C A. I;ARR , MANAC:wn..