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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1943-04-01, Page 5-=APRIL 1, .1943 AUBURN Scofield—Ca1ey, ri Wedding of interest here took ;::place in Grace Ui}ited chiurth, Port .Dever, when Helen Elizabeth Caley, only' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Coley, Port' Dover 'was' united in mar.. Tinge to ,Gilman Henry Scofield, Ham +Ilton; son of Mr:, and Mrs. Harry See - "field; Port Deicer, Rev: George Mar- iey'officiated The bride, .given in mar 'singe miller father wore a long dress <•of embossed slipper satin. Her full- length veil was caught with a cornet ,of ;:gardenias and she carried a bou- quet of calla lilies. Mrs. Theodore McMillion played the wedding music,. assisted .by Iheodere McMillen, violin, ist. During the signing of the. register Harry Moore, Hamilton, sang "At Dawning," :Mrs. J. Hanselman, Delhi, `was matron of honor wearing a floor ;length dress of ice .blue crepe with matching velvet headdress and bon- •gnet of pink roses, Miss Grace Scott 'Hamilton, formerly, o£ Auburn, Miss Dohs Caley, Hamilton, were brides- maids; wearing floor -length frocks of daffodil yellow and lettuce green fa •tonne with matching turbans. They carried daffodils. Leading Aircraft - man. Vickery, Hamilton, was best man •and the ushers were Douglas Struth- ,ers, London, and Joseph Hansel -man, =Delhi: Following the ceremony a recep- tion was held at' the bride's home. 'The grandmother of the bride, Mrs. _Margaret` Caley, Waterford, and.Mrs. E. A. McNally,_ Goderich, poured tea ''Guests were present from Goderich, Auburn, Waterford, and Tort Dover. 'The couple will take up residence in .Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dobie and 'family of Fergus spent the week end 'with Mr, and Mrs. Warner Andrews. Miss Francis Houston' of Kitchener .spent the week end with her parents -Mr. and Mrs. John Houston. Mrs. F. 0. Mclllveene of Bowman- 'ville is visiting her parents, Mr. ;and Mrs. Alfred Asquith. Mrs, W. J. Dobie of Bluevale is vis- iting Mrs. Harry Govier and other "friends, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Robison spent the week end with.Mr. and Mrs. J., A. ,Nott, of Stratford, Mr .and Mrs. Harold Nicholson. and "daughter Karen of Goderich spent the 'week end with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Wilson. Mrs. Annie Doyle has returned .home after spending the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Harry Anderson •and Mr. Anderson Lucknow. Mr. Harry Arthur son of Mrs. Mar- garet Arthur has enlisted with the 1.C.A.F. and is at present at Manning -Pool, Toronto, Mr. James Raithby, who was injur- ed about a month ago at the home of his.son Glen when he was kicked by a horse was able to be brought by nin- i •bulance to his home in the village -on Sunday. Miss Jean Scott of Parkhill spent 'the -week at the home of her parents, -Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Scott. The packing and inspection com- mittee of the Red Cross Mrs.' Mog- ridge, Mrs. Woods, Mrs. Ross and Miss -Josephine Weir met and packed the following articles for shipment to headquarters Toronto. 19 quilts, 10 al- ternate caps, 11 sleeveless sweaters, 12 pair service socks, 1 pair seamen's long socks. Also four bales of cloth- ing for Russian Relief. Miss Madeline Yungblut is visiting her brother Percy Yungblut and Mrs. -Yungblut at Oakland. Mr. and Mrs. Phalen of Toronto are visiting, the lady's parents, Mr. and •Mrs. Russell King. United Church Meeting Knox United Church held their an- . nual meeting in the Sunday School "room on Thursday. Rev. W. G. Ross ' presided.' Encouraging reports were given by all the secretaries. Mr. Earl Wightman was elected elder to retire in 1951 ,other elders are, J. B. Jack- son, Albert Campbell, George • Mil- . lion, Herb Mogridge; Geo. Bean, Chas. ',Straughan, and Wm. Straughan. Mr. , Jas. Robertson and Fred Toll were '-appointed to the board of Stewards to retire in 1946. Nelson Patterson 'was appointed to take the place of Wm. Straughan, who has moved away, •'others on the Board are H. L. Sturdy,, Chas. Scott and Walter Washington. Mrs. Albert Campbell was appointed '' Church secretary; Bert Marsh church 'treasurer; Missionary treasurer Amos Andrew; Trustees Wm. Thompson, '0. E. Erratt, C. Straughan, Wni. An- ^derson, John Moulden; Auditors, Mrs, Albert Campbell, Mrs, E. Wighttnan, Organist, Mrs. R. D. Munro, assis- tant, Mrs. Sidney McClinchey'; ush- ers, Harry Sturdy, Walter Washing- " ton, .Robert Arthur, Ivan Bean. " A.t a joint meeting of the sessions of Auburn, Blyth and ,Smith Hill P'res- bytery„ held at the manse on Monday it was decided for the month of . April to have service at Auburn at 11 o'clock Smith's Hill at 3 pun,' anti Blyth at l BAYFIELD Mr. and Mrs .W. Robinson and' Walter, of London were at their c tage over the week end. Mrs. E. A. Featherston return home last week after having spent: winter- in Hamilton.• Mrs. L. B. Smith and daughter n1 ine of London visited her mother, M Chas W. Parker over the end Mrs. Robt. Bassett left: on Mond to take a position in theoffice the Victory Loan headquarters.' Huron l County. Mrs. Adam Boyd, of Gravenlu and Miss Peggy Boyd of Kitchen are visiting the fornier's sister, M J. E. Howard. The school children had a holiday Monday `owing to a mishap to t furnace. It was repaired and thc• scho e t hen dfor afternoon ernoon classes. The many friends of Mrs. Cha Berry„ who underwent an operatio in Clinton Community Hospitai la week will be pleased to know that el is making 'good progress towards r covery. • Mr. and Mrs. Jas. P. Ferguson an Henry returned to their home in' Lo don on Sunday after having visited t former's mother, Mrs. Jas. Ferguso for a couple of days. Mr. Lawrence Fowlie of London vis ited his sisters, Misses F. and Et Fo lie over the week end. L.A.C. Wm. Elliott who is taking course at the R.A.F. Station, Clinto spent Sunday with his uncle, G. ' Elliott and family. Miss Lorna Westlake, accompanie by Mr, John Dahmer of Hespeler, vis ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Waite Westlake, on Sunday. Easter boxes to Privates Thos. Cas le and Bruce Cann, Sgt. John A. Arm strong and Corp. Wm. Duncalf, Over seas, and S.B.A. James Dewar, 0, S., John R. McLeod and 0.S. John Pear- son, Halifax were packed and mailed last -week by the committee in charge of comforts Inc those on active ser- vice from this community. Mr. and Mrs. Quentin B. Hallman, and two boys of New Sundae were the guests of Mrs. Hallman's aunt Miss M. G. Reid, on Sunday. We, are glad to report that little Miss Marion Makins, who was serious- ly ill last week is improving in health. Mr. and Mrs. Angus McCree and two children of London spent the week -end' with Mrs. McCrae's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Johnston.L.A.C. J. H. Baker, who is attend- ing( R.A.F. S=tation, Clinton spent the week end' with his wife at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. 1� . J. Stinson. son ot. ed the a rs. ay of for rst er rs. on. he` of s. n, st to e- d' n - he n, w a n W. d r t v Holds Bargaining Act is Against Public Good In the real interests of labor and agriculture and for the general wel- fare of the province, the Ontario Leg- islature should not grant current de- mands for collective bargaining, R. J. Deachman, Ottawa, told the Select committee of the Legislature consid- ering collective bargaining legislation today, "If Canadians desire full produc- tion—and this means 'the fullest pos- sible use of our capital', labor and raw material—it will not be brought about by elgislative strengthening of one group at the expense of others, and permitting it to upset the nat- ional equilibrium," stated Mr. Deach- man. "It will come about if it comes by joint effort on the part of all to bring about the desired end—an in- crease in the total size of the national incomeand therefore a larger portion for each." Mr. Deachman presented, figures which showed that over a long period through years of boom or depression, the total of wages and salaries paid in Canada had remained at over three-fifths of the national income in each year and that this is also true of Great Britain and the United States. Higher wage rates to some workers would not' change labor's share of the nation l"income, he con- tended. The important thing is to raise the total of wage payments by increasing the national income. For Sale 1938 Chevrolet coach at Reg. Ball's Shell Service Station, good tires) hea- ter and new battery. 38-1 For Rent Will Rent 3 rooms, living room, kit- chen and bedroom, furnished or un- furnished, to refined) quiet couple. Must be permanently located. Gard- en if desired—Also 2 rooms; •bedroom with adjoining sitting -roomy suit only single lady or bachelor. No house- keeping. Please write Box 600, The New -Record• 38-tf. For Sale r' Eight pigs, six weeks old. Apply to Keith Tyndall, R. R. 4 Clinton, phone 800x33. 38.1 ° THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD FIRTHS STOREY' -At Scott Memorial Hospi. tal on Saturday, March 20, 1943, to Mr; and Mrs. Morley Storey, Bruce field a daughter. JOHNSTON--At Alexandra Hospital Goderich, on March 22nd, to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Johnston, of Clin- ton, a son. DEATHS WHEATLEY hn Clinton on Tuesday March 30th Joseph Henry Wheatley in his 75t o hY ear. RUEGEB—In Clinton on Saturday, March 27th, Daniel •Rueger, in his 71st year. IN MEMORIAM SiAUN'DERCOCK--In loving memory of Herman Saundexcock who pass- ed away 2 years ago March,31, 1941 Memories are treasures no one can steal Death leaves a wound no one can heal Ile lives with us in memory still, Not just for to -day but always will Sadly missed by Wife and family. IN MEMORIAM ROGERSON---In loving memory of Fred Rogerson, who died March 30, 1942. "Not dead to those who loved him, Not lost but gone before. He lives with us -in memory still, And will for ever more. Do not ask if we now miss him, Oh, there's such a vacant place, Oft in fancy we hear his. footsteps, Or we see his smiling face. He has gone to brighter regions - Free from every grief and care. We shall see him again in Heaven, And there'll be no parting there. Sadly missed by wife and family. For Sale Cartier Seed Oats for sale. Also some seed barley. Apply to J. L. Cox. 903-2 Clinton, 38-2 AUCTION SALE Of Farm Stock, On No, 4 Highway, 2 miles south of Blyth on Monday, April 5. Consisting of the following: HORSES—One team of Grey Gel'd- ing•s, 5 and 7 years „old. One good driving. mare, 4 years old. CATTLE -6 cows, fresh; 5 heifers, in calf; 2 Hereford Bulls; 1 Durham Bull; 45 steers, 700 to 900 lbs., (these are good quality Hereford and Dur- ham steers); 25 yearling heifers and steers; 5 yearling Holstein Heifers; 6 young calves. • PIGS -5 Sows, due in April; 75 pigs, Weaners and to 100 lbs. TERMS CASH Positively no re- serve. George C. Powell, Proprietor. Harold Jackson, Auctioneer, 38-1 AUCTION SALE • Of Farm Stock and Lnplements. Mr: Frank Chambers will sell by pu- blic `auction at Lots 23-24, on No. 8 Highway on, Monday, April 12, at 1.30 o'clock p.m, Horses, Cattle, Pigs, Implements Etc.— Black Mare, 15 year old; Black Mare, 16 year old; Gelding, 8 year old; Reg, Holstein Cow, 4 year old, due to freshen May 20; Reg. Holstein Cow, 4 year old, due to freshen June 9; Reg. Heifer, will be 2 in Sept. to freshen May 27; Reg. Cow, 8 year old, to freshen June 16; Reg. Cow. 3 year old, supposed to be hi calf; Reg. Cow, 5 year old, supposed to be in calf; Reg. Heifer, 2 in Dec., supposed to be in calf purebred heifer2 in Nov. supposed to be in calf; purebred heifer 1 year old; Grade Holstein, 8 year old, to freshen June 8; Black cow, 6 year old, supposed to be in calf; Cow 6 year old supposed to be in calf; 2 Reg. Heifer, 9 mos. old Purebred Hei- fer,. , 5 months old; Reg. Heifer, 5 mos. old; Black calf, 8 mos. old; 2 Red Steers, 1 year old; Black Steer, white face, 1 year old; 2 sows to freshen before sale; Deering Binder 7 ft; Frost and Wood Mower, 6 ft.; Massey -Harris Cultivator; Cockshut Fertilizer Drill, 13 hoe; International Disc; Three -sec., Land Roller; Set of 4 sec. Harrows.; Kid Kangaroo Plow, 2 furrow; Fleury Walking Plow,, new; Set Bobsleighs, Cutter; Adams Wa- gon; Light Wagon; Massey -Harris, Hay Rake 10ft.; Frost anti Wood root pulper; Corn shelter; Fanning Mill nd Sieves; Renfrew, Scales, 2000 lbs; Sheep Clipping Machine; Buggy, Wheelbarrow, Forks, Shovels, Hoes, Set of Heavy Harness; Some Lumb- er Plank and other articles; Hay Straw; also ensilage; Large quantity second hand bags; quantity of fertil- izer, 0-12-16 and 2-12-6; quantity of Carter Oats, suitable for seeds; 4 Ten gallon Milk Cans in goof shape; 2 milk pails and large strainer, De- Laval Cream Separator in good hape; 1 large sugar ]kettle; Kitchen ange; Box stove; Some Household Furniture; Organ, Gramophone and Record's, Other articles to numer- u.s to mention. TERMS CASH: No Reserve, The For Sale Farm is. sold. A quantity of yellow blossom sweet Frank Chambers, Proprietor, clover seed.•Phone J. W. Crich, 617r23. Harold Jackson, Auctioneer. 38-1 a 38-2 CUT F1.QWERS FLORAL . DESIGNS For Every Occasion C.♦' • COO KE FLORIST' Phones: 66w and, 66J IPoultry iq� Demand Early y in April the Jewish Feast of the Passover will be celebrated: This will be a good time to cash the hens whose laying qualities have been ex- hausted during this long winter. PouI- try culling done carefully by an ex- perienced poultryman. N. W. TREWARTHA Dsy Phone 214. Night Phone 320. Batkins Locker Service We have a good variety of fish on hand to .choose from Farmers Style Sausage Frozen Green Peas, Strawberries and Raspberries We Buy Hides Don't forget to bring' any waste fat for salvage FROZEN FOODS A.It)i BETTER FOODS For Sale One used cook stove, suitable for summer kitchen. Sell, reasonable. Ap- ply at News 'Record. 38-2 Stoves For Sale Quebec cook stove, coal oil oven. and two plate electric. Apply to Mrs. Lucy Swan, Orange St., Clinton 38-1 For Rent Red Indian Service Station, Huron Road, Clinton. A going business. Small capital required. Apply E. Astle Goderich, Ontario. 38-2 Team For Sale A team of gray Percherons, aged six years. Apply to Albert Steep, phone Clinton 25r906.,,,; , 38-1 For 'Sale Ladiesi8 Navy Tricotine Suit. Size 16, in good condition and has never been worn around this district, Phone Clinton 67. 38-1 Bicycle Wanted A small bicycle wanted for a child seven years old to be in good condi- tion. Apply to W. E. Manning, Lon- desboro, or phone 24r4•Blyth central. Pasture For Rent Farm of 100 acres, good blue grass pasture with plenty of shade and nev- er -failing spring creek. Apply at News -Record Office, Clinton Ont. 38-2 AUCTION SALE Farm Stock and Implements, on Lot. 17, Con. 7, Stanley Twp., 1-2 mile south of Varna on Tuesday April 13, at 1 p.m. The Following: • IMPLEMENTS—+McCormick Bind- er, McCormick mower,' seed drill, cul- tivator. Three drum land roller, steel horse rake, "New" McCormick bean scuffler and Puller, 2 wagon's, hay reek, six horse power gas engine, 1 turnip drill, circular saw, 1 set of four section harrows, 1 set of three. section harrows, McCormick walking plow, riding plow, 1 set double har- ness, (nearly new), set of plow har- ness, 1 buggy, Vesset Grinder six inch plate; Lard press and sausage =grinder,. washing machine and wrin- ger, four horse • collars, neck yoke. STOCK -1 horse, general purpose 8 years old, one colt rising 2 years old, 6 yearling cattle, 1 shorthorn bull 10 months old, eligible for registra- tion, 1 Belgian colt rising 3 years broke, 1 general purpose mare, broke; 1 York sow with 8 pigs 4 weeks old. TERMS CASH Ed. Foster, Proprietor. Harold Jackson, Auctioneer. 38-2 AUCTION SALE Of Farm Stock, on Wednesday, Ap- ril 14th, at 1 mm. at Lot 32 Con. 13, Hullett township., known as Grainger farm, 1 1-4 miles north of Lond'es- boro and 1 1-2 miles west. Everything to be disposed of as the farm is sold. CATTLE -15 choice Durham cows, 9 cows fresh within pakt 6 weeks some with calves at foot,6 due to freshen in April and May; 10 Dun ham steers, weighing from 1000 to 1300 lbs; 18 Durham yearling heifers. and steers. I Yorkshire hog. This is `a choice lot of Durham cattle in 'splendid condi- tion. TERMS•CASH ,Harold Jackson, Auctioneer. John Snell, Proprietor. 38-2 AYmamma THIN Now Playing "THE TUTTLES OF TAIIPPI" MON, ,TUES. & WED. Bing `Crosby, Bob Hope and 1 Dor- othy Lamour. orothy'Lamour. Three of, your favor- ite stars go to town via the land of the fez, in a rib -busting comedy. "THE ROAD TO MOROCCO", THURS., FRI. & SAT. "WINGS F,OR THE EAGLE" Uncle Samhas. heroes on the fight- ing front, but heroic, too, are the men fighting the battle of produc tion. Ann Sheridan, Dennis Morgan Jack Carson and George Tobias. • Coming—Ginger Rogers and Cary Grant in "ONCE UPON A HON- EYMOON" N Matinees --Sat. and Holidays at 3. CAPIT D THEATRE Now PlayingPat O'Brien in `THE NAVY COMES THROUGH, MON., TUES. & WED. Ginger Rogers, Cary Grant, Wal- ter .Slezak. Present the dramatic story of two adventurous newly- weds. "ONCE UPON A HONEYMOON" THURS., PRI, & SAT. Pat O'Brien , Janet Blair and Brian Donlevy. The rollicking tale of two disturbers and a gal who couldn't pacify them. "TWO YANKS IN TRINIDAD" Coming-_"piHDE OF THE YANK- EES" Matinees -Wed. Sat. and Holidays REGENT RHI 151t1l�OlL1+>RTHEAT Now Playing Fred Mac. Murray' in "FOREST RANGERS" MON., TUES. & WED. —Two, Features— Jon Hall, Ilona Massey and Peter Lorre, Tell a tale of fantastic -es- pionage ' INVISIBLE AGENT" Jinx Falconberg and Joan Davis in, the musical 'SWEETHEARTOF THE FLEET' THURS., FRI. & SAT. —Double Ill Penny Singleton,. Arthur Lake and Larry .Simms. Bring back the Bumsteads in a new misadventure "BLONDIE GOES TO COLLEGE" Charles Starrett, Wanda Mc, Kay and Russel Hayden. star in "ROYAL MOUNTED PATROL" Coming—Veronica Lakg in "THE GLASS KEY" BARTLIFF'S BREAD .The Place To Buy Your Bread, Buns, Pies and Cakes PHONE 1 WE DELIVER Sale or Rent -100 Acres About Forty Under Cultivation Rest seeded down, well water- ed. Near school and store. Possession April 1st. Lot 30, Con. 6, Hullett township, Apply at The News Record Clinton 37-tf CLEARING AUCTION, SALT? Farm Stock and Implements, at the farm of Mrs. Edna Cowan, East half Lot 28, Con, 1, East Wawanosh, quar- ter mile east of Auburn. on Friday April 9th, at 1 p.m. Eastern Daylight Saving Time. The Following: HORSES --Bay horse, Black mare. CATTLE—Registered Jersey cow, No. 9436R, 5 years old, freshened in January, due Nov. 10; Ayrshire cow, 6 years old, due May 31; Grey cow, 3 years old, due Oct. 31; Purebred Jersey cow, 3 years old, supposed to be in calf; Registered Shorthorn cow, No. 311452, 2 1-2 years old, due Aug. 27th; Red cow, 5 years old, due in May; Purebred Shorthorn heifer calf, 6 months old; Calf 6 months old; Calf, 2 months old. PIGS -5 Sows due in May; Sow, with 16 pigs, 4 weeks old at time of sale. GRAIN -300 bus. Cartier oats, fit for seed; 200 bus. Cartier oats, clean- ed for seed. IMPLEMENTS, ETC. Massey. Harris binder; 10-20 International tractor, (this tractor has done very little custom work and is in good con- dition;) Stiff -tooth tractor cultivat- or: Case tractor plow, new; Massey - Harris rake nearly new; Hay loader; Mower, 6-15. cut. McCormick; side delivery rake; Tudhope-Anderson walking plow; Steel roller; Massey - Harris fertilizer drill; Bain wagon, nearly new; Hay rack, nearly new, with sliding •attachment; Internation- al manure spreader; Set sloop sleighs, with flat rack; Blacksmith tools; Forge and blower; Vice and anvil, etc. 27ft strawblowor pipes; Cement mix- er; Steel stone boat; Sprayer and bar- rel; Tractor hitch; Six -section bar- row stretcher; 6 section Diamond har- rows; Set Massey -Harris discs; Small electric motor; half barrel lime sul- phur; Portland cutter, nearly new; Stock rack; Emery grinder; 90 ten - inch cement tile; 50 ft. 6 -inch drive belt; 1 cut box; Grain bags and sacks. Bag truck; .Set single .harness; Set double harness; Feed hopper for pigs; 30 -lb can gun grease; 10 -gal. motor oil; Jack Screw,, 3 ton; Set socket wrenches; Set Vanadium steel wren- ches; Set of Dies; Model A Ford lSed- an in good shape; Windows; Quantity of used inch lumber and scantling 2 elm stall posts, 6 inch by 6'inch, by eleven feet; Work shop and garage, 18'x26'; and other articles too numer- ous to mention. • PDR38S iiH Everything is to .bCASe sold without. reserve. Mrs. Edna Cowan, Proprietress. • Harold Jackson, Auctioneer. 38-1 Wanted Washings wanted. CaII Clinton 205. 37-1 20,000 Muskrats Wanted Highest market price paid. Don't be misled by wildcat price lists. Sell where you get more dollars than cents. Norman East, R,R- Clinton. 37-3 Farm For Sale Lot. No. 87, Con. 12, Goderich Township, consisting of 80 acres, with good well and windmill. Apply to Norman Mair, executor for George Mair Estate, Box. 436, New Ham- burg, Ont, 37-3 For Sale Good heavy Swedish Oats for sale. Adam Steep, Phone 906-12 R. R. 3 Clinton 38-2 For Sale A number of purebred York sows due the last of April. Two young mares rising three and four years. A quantity of Timothy Seed. One I.H.C. 13 tooth cultivator also a quantity of potatoes. James E. Johnston, R.R. 4 Clinton, Phone 12r800 _ 38-1 MONUMENTS It will pay you to see our stock of Cemetery Monuments. Finest in On- tario. Some old Country Granite, still Procurable. Prices reasonable— All work guaranteed. Inscription• work promptly executed, footstone in every color supplied. Fred Porterfield, Prop. P. O. box 16, Mitchell, Ont. Phone 99. 38-5 AUCTION SALE Mr, Harold Jackson has been in- structed by the executors to sell by public auction, furniture and house- hold effects, of the late Mrs. Wm. Hiles, at her late residence on On- tario St., Clinton, on SATURDAY, APRIL 10th At 1 p.m. The following: Princess Pat Range, good as new; Gilson Electric Washer, new,; Tubs; Copper Boiler; Coal Oil Stove, Coal Oil Heaters; Eureka Vacuum Clean- er; Electric Plate and Iron; Sofas; Glass Cupboard; 2 Sideboards; Ex- tension Table and Chairs; New Wil- liams Sewing Machine, drop head; 2 Bedroom Suites; 1 Single Bed; Mat- tresses and Springs; Feather Beds; Bedding, Rocking Chairs; Odd Chairs, 2 Parlor Suites; Walnut Tables and Chairs; Small Tables; Bookcase; Rugs; Pictures; Toilet Sets; An- tiques; Linens; Pillows; Cushions; Dishes; Lamps; Wearever Alumin- um; Meat Chopper, Kitchen Utensils; Flour Cabinet, and numerous other . articles; cherry chest of drawers, also the sideboard is cherry. —TERMS CASH-- 'NORMAN ASH-'NORMAN & VERNA CARTER, Executors. HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE Of Farni Stock and Implements Mr. Harold Jackson, has been in- structed to sell by public auction on lot 14, . conn. 3, Stanley township, 1 1-4 miles west of Brucefield, on Wedr nesday ,April 7th at one o'clock p.m. Sharp the following: • HORSES—Bay horse 8 yearn old; Grey mare 14 years old; Bay mare, aged, all single or double. CATTLE—Red, cow due May 15th; Black cow freshened one week; Grey cow due May 17th, 3 two year old steers; 11 calves; Red farrow cow; one fat heifer; 2 heifer rising 2 years; 4 yearling steers; 3 fall cal- ves . PMPLEMEN,TS-- Massey Harris, 6 ft cut; Massey Harris side rake; International Loader; Deering• dump rake; Massey Harris 6 ft. mower; Massey Harris 11 hoe drill; roller.; Massey Cultivator; Oliver Bean pull- er and cultivator; 4 section harrows; wagon with two set wheels and slid- ing flat rack; Fleury' walking plow; Cockshutt riding plow; Internation- al riding. plow; Steel tired buggy; pig crate; gang plow; double back and band harness; 1 set sleighs; gravel box; cutter; fanning mill. TERMS CASH ARTHUR McQUEEN, Proprietor. RADIO SERVICE Repairs of all kinds. Work Guaranteed, Tubes Tested Free A. W. Groves. Princess St Minton, Ont„ Phone 2911.W DANCE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT TO ADAM BROCK AND 1115 ORCHESIULA TOWN HALL ' CLINTON ADMISSION• 35c Cucumber Acreage Wanted By The H. J. Heinz Com- pany of Canada, Ltd. Anyone wishing to grow cucumbers please contact W. H. Lobb, Clinton, Box 64, Phone 314j - 32-6 Wanted Old horses and cattle for mink feed. If dead phone at once. ,Will pay ac- cording to value.' Elmer "Trick, phone 907r5, or Lloyd Batkin, 619r14. 85-51 a -o -w For Sale Two storey frame house on Maple street, Clinton. Conveniently laid out to be rented in two parts if wished. Apply to Huron Murch, Clinton. 36-2 Representative Miss Winnifred O'Neil Clinton, Phone 75j. For complete lines of Fuller Brushes and Service for same. 30-4 Wanted Couple who understand farming. May have home and small acreage in, return for some work and general re- pair necessary on farm and buildings. Location, three . miles from town but near store with mail delivery and tele- phone. Apply News -Record. 3Telf Harness For Sale A set of good double harness com- plete. Set of one -ton scales (govern - meat inspected). Apply to A. D. Mc- Cartney, Clinton, phone 256. 37-2 For Sale 2 Cycle incubators, 50 egg cap., 1 Miller Hot Water incubator, 250 egg cap., 1 Daisy barrel churn. Sell cheap Mrs. J. Rands. Sr., phone 300, Clinton. • Seed Foe Sale • 1 ' Good clean, heavy 'Ethan seed oats for sale. Seventy-five cent's 'per bushel. Bring your own sacks: J. Ia": Pollock, Bayfield Road, two miles west of Varna. 37-4 For Sale A quantity, of good clean hay for sale at Barn, first and second cutting, mostly Alfalfa. Apply to Arthur Parry, London Road, Clinton. 36-3 Farm for Sale or Rent Eighty acres good pasture with spring creek and lots of shade. Six acres good bush and orchard. Brick house, with frame barn and shed. Ap- up to Mrs. Ellen J. Cox, Huron St., Clinton. 35-4 For Sale Comfortable nine roomed house on Ontario Street, in first crass condition. Apply to Frank Glew, Clinton. 35-3 Farms For Sale (1) 100 acres in Tuckersmith on Highway No. 8 ,Lot 29, Huron Road. Frame barn on cement foundation, frame house, productive land and plenty of water. (2) 50 acres in Hullett, north half of Lot. 5, Con. 2 Frame barn on stone foundation, frame house, three wells, choice farm. Apply to Wm. Livingston, or Jas. F. Scott, R. R. 2, •Seaforth, Executors for the estate of the late HAROLD JA,CKSO'N, Auctioneer. rhos. E. Livingston, 21-tf e