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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1925-11-12, Page 5One Good Cow is worth To Poor Ones , . -466 ELIABLE statistics show that the average cow ; produces only 3.000lbs. of milk aid 100 lbs. of butter in a year. By the careful selectionof better - grade animals for your herd aid better, g feeding, the .+yearlyproduction of milk and butter can be doubled easily, ;resulting in increased profit to the dairy-fal'Iner.: Weed out the.culls, breed by a good sire and save your best -heifers. 'Orr Farmer's Account Book provides for a record' of your milk production. Ask the Manager: for a copy. Clinton Branch R E. Manning, Manage Varna Brief mention was made last week. of the death of Samuel Alfred Mof- fatt, a former resident cf Stanley township, but for some years a resi- dent of London.. Mr. Moffatt was a' son e`f the late. W. D. Moffatt, e'no of Sta,nley township's pioneers. He was born at Killeen in 1851 and resided oat the old homestead' until 1901, when he removed with his family' to Iaondon. In April 1874 he became general' agent `for Harris & Son, Brantford, and remained' with them' until they amalgamated with the -Massey (people.` -He set up the first binders used in Huron, Bruce, Perth ,and Oxford counties. After twenty- one years as a travelling roan he re- tired and devoted his time to Diall- ing for a few years, then travelled for one or two other implement cont- panies`and since going to London bas been in the employ ra A., B. Greer and Son. He had taken out railway cer- tificates for the past forty-five years. And Mr. Moffatt made a point during. all his life to be at home for Sunday. During his residence. in Stanley. township Mr. Moffatt bad tt:keit a keen interest. in public affars, being a member of the township councilfor some years and eves also a school trustee." In polities he was a Corner- vative, and was .always intelligently, interested in the affairs of the tour= *Sr. He.was a member of th'e Orange Order, the Oddfellows, and the Can- adian Order, of Foresters. Re was also an active -member of Knox' Un. ited . Church, London. 'Surviving; are his widow; Mist Ag- nes Moffatt, one son, Dr. Lloyd Mof- fatt of London, and two daughters, Mrs. Fair, who resides with her moth- er, and: Mts. W. L..Mnrray. of Ham- ilton. Mrs. M. Pickett''and Mr. J. A. Moffatt, both of Clinton, a brother and sister, are trier only surviving members.of a family", of eight. A memorial service was condueted at his late residence, Byron sheet, London, on Friday afternoon last, the Rev. 1Vlaleolm MoArthur of •Kn'x church and Rev. D. C. McGregor of St, Andrew's United Church taking part. On Saturday the remain -1 ware brought to Varna and a service was conducted at the country home of Dr. Lloyd Moffatt, the two ministers ae•• eompanying the funeral and ceeduet-- lirg the service here and at the grave- side A large number of old friends' and neighbors attended the funeral here. The, remains were reverently laid in• the family plot in Baird's cem- etery. tr..1. • T., Reid of London spent a few days with his sister, Mrs._Jno. Rathwell of the village. Miss Welsh spent the ho'tday at her home near 'Ripley. t :Miss Eva Epps entertained Miss Dorothy Russell of London over the Week -end. The fowl supper and entertainment which was given by the L, 0. L. Thursday evening was a decided suc- cess. There was a 'full attendance and the evening was much enjoyed by all. • 1VIrs Jno. Sparrow' spent the past" week with Mfrs. R, Cameron of Hen- sel], Mr. acid Mrs. D, McNaughton Ind Mr. Bert McNaughton motored elrq n+ Kitchener Saturday and spent Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs. A. Foster., Miss Roundtree of London, visited with Mrs. A. Inge over the week -end. While ehoring Sunday last Master; Gprdon Raymond had the misfortune to fall down the stairs and dislocate one of his : fingers. Fartunately no bones were broken. Mr. and Mrs. W. McAsh m stored from, .London Sunday and returned Monday, accompanied by the latter's mother, Mrs. C. Weekes; who intends spending • the winter months in the city •.agfeld j Mrs. G. W. Woods and Miss Anna Woods spent ' the holiday in Court- wright. • Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Johns and Mas- ters T.,awrenee and Carson Jolins mot- ored to.�i:irton for Thanksgiving. Mr, 4V'i11 Cameron motored from ffetroit on Friday and spent Thankee giving with his father, 111r. 4.. Cam, eron, Miss Jean Woods of Orton was home for the lfoliday. Messrs. Lawrence and, Fred Fowlie of London spent Thanksgiving with their parents. Miss Lottie Peck is visiting her sis. ter, Miss M. Peck, in Detroit, Mr. N. Woods of Wellesley spent Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr: and Mrs. John D, Woods. Me. A. E. Erwin has purchased a Ford opupe. eoit • The one fruif everybody likes and which is good for everybody. Eat them at any time of day. :Cook or bake them 200 different ways. Lay in a . supply for winter now. ` Buy from a grower or dealer. The Hon. John S. Martin, B.A., Minister Ontario Department of Agriculture ',Auction, Sale ; ;F irhol a Farm Clinton Friday, November i3th 'Commencing at.1 o'clock sharp the ,following: 3 Holstein cows freshening in Jan, Everything° will be soidpoeil'ively l0 Iloistein cows, milking, bred to without reserve as we•'are putting iir. • freshen in March and. Aprill e -herd of imported Guernseys,. This I3olstefn springers, • is an extra good herd and have been Jersey cows, freshening in Jan, picked for production ani test. Some Jersey cows to freshen ins,;aring. of these cows -will give 70 lbs, iuilk Freshened cows. and several test high in but,or fat. choice' 18 month old Heifers. The heifers, are all from, our best Jersey hei fors 18 monthstiil ts o„ Yearling Hfifers Jersey i-Telstein. Terns: months credit t on ap- 2 5leifei calves from 3 to 10 months. proved joint notes, a discount of 6 per [erd Ayrshire Bull, puro bred. cont. per annum £or cash, A. E. DURNIN and C. `E. ELLIOTT, Proprietors JOHN PURVIS,. Auctioneer • Vliss niirl.r E• Hemel of Ste:ttford' vys di or the -holiday. 4lios: 11 Gerrie, principal of the Continuation School, stens the holiday. at her hone noar -Ingersoll. The '. ,li S. will meet ,'on Friday night at 'eight o'clock. Sorry to report tht Mr. E. R. vt igJe is indisposed at the home of his wife's, parents, alt and- Nuts. J. Sturgeon. Mrs 'Weir ofLondon is visiting her sister, Mrs. 1- W. Tippet. Me srs. Art Kabel and Wilbur are Frank Erwin- of Kitchener were hunt-' int • in this =district on Monday. , Mr. Jas. Ferguson of London risited his mother during the holiday. Me. and Mrs. H. Lord and Miss Gladys Davison of London spent the ;week -end' with thein mother, Mrs, J. Davison, Mr. E. II. Johns is installing a new radio.. Auburn' Mr. and Mrs. Mayhew of Thames - vine and Mr. and Mrs. Bennett of Se Thomas' motored up oh Sunday to visit their father, Mr. T. Straughan, who is not well. Mr: and Mrs. J. Jackson and son of Port Dover spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. A. Robinson>moved, into the village on Monday and are now living in Ma, G. Howdtt's house; Mr. M Beadle left for Detroit last Wednesday where he has secured a position. - A very quiet wedding :tool: place at the Knox church manse on 'Wed- neday, Nov. 4th, when Miss Lillian D., Anderson, daughter of:- Mr. and Mrs., Wm. Anderson of East Wa- wanosh, became the bride of Mr. Gor- don McClinchey, son of Mr. and .Mrs. John McClinehey,'the Rev. W. R, Alp officiating, The yopng' couple will reside cot the farm recently purchased from Mr.' A. Robinson, We extend our, best wishes. . At ,the November: meeting of the Women's Missionary Society of the Methodist church, Mrs. W. J, Andrew was -presented with a life membership certificate. Mr. and. Mrs. Ellwin Raithby of Guelph spent the week -end at the home of his' parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Raithby. • There passed awayat' the .home of his parents •on Friday, Nov. 6th, Grant, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. T. Addams. In the: early summer. Grant wastaken sickg, all that medical aid could do was done but of no avail Grant, who was eleven years df age, was very cheerful and patient during his long illness. He leaves to„ mourn his early death, his parents, one sis- ter and two brothers. The•funeral took place on Monday from the AngIi- can. church. Interment took plaice in BaIl's cemetery,. Rev. J.. Hawkins conducted the services. The sympathy of the community goes out to the be- reaved ones.- , Macrrtages MoOLINCHEY—ANDERSON -- At the manse, Auburn, on November 4th, by -the Rev. W. R. AIp, Lillian Dell Anderson,' eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Anderson of East Wasvanosh, to Edward Gor- clor MaClinehey, son of • mt. and Mrs. John McClinchey, East We- wanosh. Births COLLINS—At Brucefield on Oct. 30th, to. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Collins, a daughter.—Norma Jean. Death S COLE—in Clinton, on Nova 7th, Mary Alice Sterling; widow of the late Robert Cole, in her 76th year. EMMERSON In Godericli townshi s, on Nov. 0th, Aim Jane Thompson, widow of the late Robert Emmer ' son, in her 87th year. • Cattle For Sale 10 yearlings, and 2 Gows to freshen about Jan. 1st. J'.' 13. Quigley, Lon don Road, Phone ;3 on 619. 31.2-p • Overall's Found On" the Bayfield road, Goderich townshi ,'- on Monday, Nov. 2nd, a pair oe new overalls. Owner asked to communicate with J. R. Sterling,. Godericli township. Phone 12 on 600' House For Sale 7 roomed cottage on Townsend street, Clinton, Apply to Mrs. Annie Niel le. 31-2-p Dissolution of 'Partnership tNotice is 'hereby given that the •partnership' heretofore existing be- tween us •as general merchants at -'.Varna is this day dissolved and that all accounts, owing to the firm are to be paid to John T. McAsh and.. all debts owing by the firm will be settled by him, Dated 2nd November, 1925. John 1', McAsh, Elizabeth A. McAoh. • 31-2-p NOTICE TO /CREDITORS In the Estate of Mary Alice Cole; Deceased Notice is hereby given that all per- sons having claims against the estate of Mary Alice Cole, late of the town of Clinton in the County of Huron, widow, deceased, who died on oi' about the 6th day of November, A.D, 1925, are r.ecuirei to deliver to Edgar'li'og-, ridge, the executor of the said estate or his solicitor, on or before the 21st day of November, A.D. 1925, a full stailement of their elahns,;together with particulars thereof, and the iii- fere of the securities, if any, held by them all duiy verified by affidavit. Aad Take Notice, that after. the said last mentioned' date the said ex- ecutor- x-ecuto - will proceed to distribute the. estate of th'e, said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having re' 0 1 aril to ucT claims g r ra yr cI•r � as he steal. have received due notice and On ac, cordanco therewith. Dated at Clinton, ...Ontario, this Gtih clay of November, A.D. 1925. ; W. B`Pyclone, Clinton, Ontario Jcs1- klitor ,for'the saiti executor. 31-2 Uintal Flews -Reece HUPSDA"Y', NOVEMBER .1 1J urgers' Por trait .'Studio s, Our Clinton 1n Studious open Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of this week 1`�ovomber; 1--1 Do not miss this10— c1--lianeo12to have Photos taken for Christmas. Please conie in forenoon if Possible Studio closes' each da4 n,r. Bur'gess'' Portrait Studio• R. DARRO s BARRISTER' will be at his office in Clinton each N1ONDAY From 3 to 6 ),tn. l .. DANCE CLINTON KNITTING CO.'CLUB Fr°id y Nov, 13 Peerless harmony Orchestra Gents 50c Lb.clies 25c Dancing 9 to 1 - Auction Sale 'Of 30head of stockers and feeders from 800 to 1,000 lbs., to be sold at Connell's sale barns, Clinton on Sat- urday, Nov. 14th at 1:00 'o'clock. Terms: 6 months' credit oiagapproved joint notes,` 4 per cent. ' straight al- lowed for cash. • G, H. Elliott, auction- eer, Fred W. Tyndall, proprietor. 31-1 House For, Sale House on .Ontario street, `_rooms and, bath, 50 foot lot and number .of fruit trees. Apply on premises to Edgar Mogridgs. 31-1 • `Wanted $2,500 on first class mortgage,)will pay 8 per cent. Address Drawer B, Clinton. ., 31.2-p "s( For Sale or to Rent House in Rettenbury street, East. Brick veneer, • in good condition, will sell or rent. Apply to John Gibbings, Clinton. 31-tf • • Auction Sale- Of Farms, Farm Stock and ?mplo- ntena and Household Furniture, the property of Mrs. Ruth Thompson, Huron Road,.Goderich township. 414 miles from Godericli, 8 nines went cf Clinton, on Thursday, Nod. 26th, Som-. ironing at 1:00 q'elock, sharp. The farms contain 100 acres and 110 acres reeeectively, The home place, on the Huron Road, has, a splendid modern .brick house 'with. all conveniences, .a good orchard, barns and fences, The lower farm has no building's, is well fenced, and land is in good condition. Farms will be.o'fferecl en bloc, if not sold that waywiil besold.separately. Satisfactory terms will be given on farms. At the-, same time all the ,farm stock, irplemerits ,and furnitures will' be sold 'without any reserve;; and . will Consist of 5 good horses, 30 head of Milch cows acrd young, cattle, 11 brood sows and store hogs. Poultry. A full line of implements and the household furniture. Teras: , All suns of $10 and under, cash; ..ever that amount, eleven months' credit will be given on furnishing approved joint notes, -a discount of,5 Rer cent., straight, allowed for cash on credit amounts, .Mrs. Ruth -Thompson, pro- prietress. T. Gundry, Anetioneer. 314 Radio Sets For Sale I have for sale the following radio= sets— , , One De Forest Crosley three tube. Prick, all Complete With large Baldwin loud speaker, storage battery, B Bat- teries, nothing else to buy, $140.00 One two tube De Forest Crosley, all complete, nothing else ° to buy, $78.00. One Uncle Sant three tube, in solid mahogany cabinet with storage bat- tery, large Baldwin loud speaker, all cent lete $125.00. These sets may be seen acrd heard at my place 00 Tbwnigend- street, back of the, public school. Lantern elides describing the De Forest Crosley,sets will -be shown et the Star Theatre in the near future. H. A. Hovey, .Clin- ton, phone 89, 30-tf House Fee Sale- • A 6 -roomed house on Rettenbuuy street with electrics Light find town water,,.garden and small barn in con- nection -with the premises. For parr-- ticulars apply to W. Brydone. 30-2 Auction Sale Of Church, Church property, etfa I, the undersigned, have received in- structions to sell by public'auotion,am Wednesday, Nov. 18th, in the village of Kippen a bricl; veneer church, 48x82 with additional' alcove and ap- proach. The building has gallery and basement. Lot 88 ft. front and 114 ft. long. Shed 38x22, outdoor laid! tory, Doherty piano, nearly new, lib- rary cabinet, 'furnace . with long stretch of 8 inch pipes, ; 6 hanging lamps ,3 chandelier twin lamps, 2 wall bracket lamps, 2 old pulpit chairs, 2 up-to-date pulpit chairs, 8 old church t seats, 20 benches, box stove, step ladder, table, lantern,"carpet and several other. small -articles. Terms: On building, 10 per cent, of purchase money at time of sale, balance with hi 30 days, or before property is re-, moved. On "Chattels, cash: In Dins dale, chairman; Geo. 17. Elliott, Auc- tioneer. 30-2 ,Raw Furs Wanted At highest market prices Will pay for mink shins prone, $5.00 to $10.00. Raccoon; prince' and part Mime, $2.00 to $5.00 For ether furs will pay as much as Torento dealers. E. A. Ilovey, Clinton.- Phone 89 30-tf Clinton High Cade Egg and - Poultry -Mouse Now is the time to cull your fio, lis" of laying, -hens for winter eggs. To promote this winter's egg production we offer ems scrviees free to the poultry owners. Kindly phone of£ice (2143) for particulars, etc., Wo appreciate your business and are anxious to give outs services in return. R Milk -fed spring chicks arid• boiling fowlretailed at our plant. Eggs bought according to Govern- ment regulations and highest prices paid.. Phone for `our: prices before marketing your eggs. N. W. TE.ewartittri Phones—Office, 214) Residence, 214w The Wise .Man'' Insures his property against loss - by fire The Wiser Man Does not stop there but insures his life also. How much arei'you worth, to your family? All Lines of Insurance Agent for Herron County for The Sun Life Insurance Co. of Canada H. E. RORKE . Office at residence, eor. Mary and Orange streets,opp, the rink Phone 253 90-, Grape Fruit �e flit California e GranI" s . d Ha die Fillets Thedford Celery Sweet Potatoes Watson's Grocery Phone 111 Clinton. Euchre and Dance On. Tuesday evening, Nov, :10th, a euchre and dance will be given in St. Joseph's parish hall. Euchre at 8:30, dancing at 10:30. Admission 50c. 30-1 Potatoes Wanted Must be No, 1 grade, in bulk. Will buy any quantity.. Jas. Steep,- Clin- ton. Phone 40.: 28-tf Local Sampson Wanted To represent the Old Reliable Font- hill Nurseries. Big demand for stock. Start novo at best selling titre. Ex- clusive territory, -.handsome free out- fit, liberkl terms. Stone and Welling- ton, Toronto, 29-4 Farm For Sale On north haltof Lot 5, concession 2, B:nllett, containing 50 acres. There are on the premises a gold frame house and kitchen, bank barn .34x52 and shed 12x52, one acre, of orchard; apple, /plum and pear' trees. The faiin is well -drained and fenced and five miles". from `deaforth and .2% miles from Constance. School across the road. Apply to Mrs. Marry Brown, administrateix, Brucefield, or W. Brydone, Clinton. 28-tf t'or Sale. Four purebred Oxford ram lambs. Prices reasonable. Frank Weekes, Varna. Phone 31 -an 622, Clinton cen- tral. • 20-8 -Farm For Sale 160 acre farm, situated in township of Godericli, with extra, good build- ings, close to thetown of Clinton,, red brick house with` furnace,: large bank barn with water in stable, never failing spring near born, young or- chard. The farm is a clay loam and level, all seeded down but ten acres; and in a good state of Cultivation. Apr1y to David T, Churchill,. R. R. No. 3, Clinton. Phone 611-r-31, Clin- ton central. • 26-tf Clint 's iikmtrotiott ACT 1' HEAT FOLKS -The WELL KNOWN, :FURNACE FAVORITE'S WILL NOW StlQ 0 illea swami I1 I Uu hr' '1 The Ileaat Folks are renowned in this town for making cold vanish' quickly. They put winter weather to shame and fairly take Jack's breath away.' The coal man is the joy man wizen he delivers this coal. It is the cream of coal -fresh and sparkling. Each piece is jammed and crammed' full of hal ,y heat ready to do 'your bidding. You are baying warmth and cheer when you, Call the- vT,gN5t.ift good, . .� clean'coagg . '�l3 5y COAL COIVIPAhri PHONE 74 CLINTON The Miller Hardware Company announoes 'a change in i POLICY BUSINESS It has always been the policy of this store to give its customers the benefit of the lowest possible prices ° for standard merchandise, consistent with a fair and' profitbut: reasonable l n e, , NOV,'We are going still fttrtlher Beginning Sept. let we will adopt the..policy of selling our men. chandise on a cash basis,` and under this new policy we will be able to give our customers still GREATER VALUES, in 'factthe lowest " prices given anywhere, except in the very largest of city stores, where business is done on the same basis; There is no store doing business today under the credit system - that can sell goods as CHEAPLY as those who sell for cash only, because a merchant doing business that way roust' mark his mer; • chandise at a price sufficient to offset the losses due to long out- ,' standing and in some instances a reollectable accounts. CONSEQUENTLY, in eliminating this additional cost of doing, •. busines, WE are going to be able to serve you in the future at much lower prices with a'fair*profit to the store, and a real saving to you who take advantage of them. . :r� aliar vtare TELEPHONE 53. Rowland's;Old Stand OHI-NAMEIL 'STORE Wanted Agent. for Life Insurance Co., to take over good territory. Good con tract for the right • man. Apply Drawer U, Clinton. Ont. 174f C()A11,4 Having erected new coal sheds will have ,pn,hand full stock of coal for immediate delivery. Prices reason- able. • R. J. MILLER: Orders taken at residence, phone 119 • e FLOUR, D AND SEED Phone 155. Huron Street. Safety Razor Blades Sharpened Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded: Single, -edge '3c. Double edge, 4e. J.•E. Hovey, druggist, agent, 'Clinton. 26-8 Clothes Cleaned and Pressed Clothes cleaned pressed and re- paired. Woolen goods dry cleaned. Rooms over Heard's barber shop, W. 3, Jago. -83-tf • CAL We have a supply of Furnace, Stove, Nut and Soft. Also some good dry slabs. Leave orders at residence, E. WARD • '._-t%a Have a car load of Hominy Feed This is a feed made from the heart of the corn, Cooked anti saturated with malt and sugar. The strangest feed on the market, yet safe feeding. Try it on those pigs you are finishing or for fattening chickens. Special price for the next two weeks for cash. Just received . a carload of oyster shell. By buying these feeds in car lots we get special prices and offer them to you the same way. Also Tankage, Beef Scrap and Charcoal. SPECIAL Have a few bags of No. 1 Ontario Variegated Alfalfa and are offering it at $12.00 per bushel,'while it lasts. If you have any money to spare you will find it will pay you well to buy your requirements . for spring now. Jq A. FORD & SON Phone 123 Flour and Peed Merchants and Grain Buyers s Second Hand Sewing RAlaohines sold cheap during November "Also full stack of needles repairs, etc. W. GLEN COOK Phone 1713 P.O. Box 201, Clinton 09 For FALL & WINTER Months WHY .r$'OT Take out an agency for Nursery Stocic with a good firm. You can make good money and add materially to your present income. We Pay Our Agents Weekly or monthly, Supply canvassing outfit and carry. the largest Stock of Canadian -grown Fruit Trees, Shrubs, etc. Write for particulars. PEILHANI NURSERY CO. Tononrfo 2, ONT. ' 1$stnbiished 40 years. 600 acres. esi THE ONE WHICH —Gives you the longest serrSice, --'Keeps you dry and comfortable, —Maintains its good appearance as long as you wear it, IS YOUR MOST ECONOMICAL SHOE We know whereof we speak when We say ur .?..1 oct r re -'s Special is the most economical shoe to be had. We have proved this by twen- ty-five years of actual test. The men who started- using this shoe twenty-five years ago 'are still using them and will accept to ether. We have just received a shipment fresh from the factory. Get into a pair of these and save money; on your shoe needs.:. FRED JACKSON . The Big Shoe Store Opposite the Town Hall C H. V. NNE , ': lectric ai Electric Ranges, Fixtures, Bulbs, Irons, fans and other Appliances Wiring and Repairs. Phone 15iw 1 GROCERJES: To our usual line of Flour and Feed we have added a full lino of groceries "* the very best quality and we wilt endeavor to serve you satisfactorily. ' FLOUR AND FEED F Bran, .Sheets, Millfeed and Chop always on hand Purity, Five Roses,+b ap1e Leaf and North Star Manitoba wheat flour Jewel, Maple Leaf, blended wheat flour Monarch and Pastry Flour POULTRY SUPPLIES A full of -Specifics, Roup Cure, Laying Mash, flattening Mash, and Poultty Leg Bantle WHEAT, OATS AND BARLEY WANTED e E.AKIiN S 1?h. Greenhouse Phone 141-r-3 Greenhouse Open Evenings