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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1943-12-16, Page 5e r v G tOIc?�i€;trG?Mz 1.`�C-- va - ? vateam a kl te? ?Fitemete state ytM,?P>?Y,?•a'#a wt%t�h"�t�lw+X3tPitti'atE(t�f.',.Ik.:Allwlf'tt�?�' wig at'fF',�atF°i ROXY THEATRE CAPITAL THEATRE REGENT THEATRE CLINTON GODiRICH MEAFORTH st Now Playing— Charles Laughton and Maureen O'Hara in "This. Land is Mine" .& WED. "SQUADRON LEADER X" ", MON., TUDS When a Luftwaffe pilot mixed love with, espionage he met his master, Ann, Dvorak, Eric Portman and Martin Miller. THURS., FRI. & SAT. Bud Abbott, Lou Costello and Pat- ric . Ifnowles. Abbot and Costello go a -sleuthing, but while tracking down the guilty .one they don't for- get to dispense their inimatable brand of buffoonery in doses of standard quality and quantity. "WH.O DONE IT?" Coming --"The Sky's the Limit" with Fred Astaire and Joan Leslie.) etMatinees—Sat.' and Holidays at 3 Matinees—Wed. Sat. and Holidays .Matinees—Sat, and Holidays at 3 °° 1M- rads'3i`,a}'dMOM-D7:77AZr':Y`di OD42'#i3i'yil 21.200-2r0tb"d 'a remv4"I6`3t2if°.t?Yt> 0ark7Dr'dMt1l`- 4DtriM`3tr9$+i53'i",3t ialti€atAmtg'r'dt,'d3Y`3t'et5A%nm` m,w iv Now Playing — Sonja Hetile in "WINTERTIME" MON.; TUES.' & WED. S Erie Portman and Ann Dvorak, Amazing! Baffling! Breathtaking! The terriffic thrill and mystery sensation: "SQUADRON LEADER X" THURS FRI. & SAT. Deanna Durbin Joseph Cotten and Charles Winniger. Combine to produce a light-hearted romance an dsome high hearted fun. -"HERS TO HOLD" Coning— "Thank Your Lucky Stars." An all-star cast. Now Playing Alan Tadd as "Lucky Jordon" MON. TUES. & WED. � D. "FIRST COMES COURAGE" An exciting adventure based an the principle of high ideals. Merle Ob- eron and Brian Alrerne, THURS., FRI. & SAT. Fred Astaire, Joan Leslie and Ro- bert Benchley. A flying Tiger takes a fling at fun during. 'his dance -filled holiday. "THE SKIES THE LIMA[" Coning—Don Ameche in "Heaven Can: Wait." ip a" THURS., VEC 16 :1943 THE CLINTON tr. setkeVeieeeraIe et se?€eelatetteelelee °Meat i%SRtateelieelPe etesetei tf t ty PROCLAMATION BOXING DAY In accordance with a Resolution adopted by the Town Council a 1 HEREBY PROCLAIM fiQ Monda,December 27th, a A CIVIC HOLIDAY 1 A' nH A. J. McMurray, Mayor. n God Save The King. etet9Ybenk alai"ai t aeeseie b eele2r r91 ir> tae9raiaemasDeeraike ta+aa taezikiesZ i rsis Mrs. G: McGlincjtey, Mrs. Thos. Jar - din, Mrs. Sid McClinchey; flower eon mittee, Mrs. C. Scott, Mrs, B. Marsh Mrs. W, Woods, Mrs. Robertson,; Mis- sion Band Secretary Mrs. Earl Wight - man, Mrs. Snell ..closed the meeting with prayer. Baptist Ladies Aid The,Christmas meeting of the Bap- tist Ladies Aid was held in the church on Thursday afternoon. The devotion- al period was taken by Mrs. Frank Raithby and Mrs. Stanley Johnston. The business period was in charge of the president, Mrs. C. A. Howson. the material for a quilt complete was donated to the •Aid and was quilted during the afternoon. The quilt will be donated to the Red Cross Society The program was in charge of Mrs. Earl McKnight, several Christmas carols were sung and prayer was of- fered by Mrs. Earl Raithby. A read- ing was given by Mrs. Jas. Woods. Mrs. Wesley Bradnock rendered a solo and Mrs. R. J. Phillips gave a piano instrumental. The topic on Bethlehem was ably, given by Miss Amelia McEl- wain. The meeting was closed with prayer by Mrs Howson. A hot pot luck lunch was served. Colored moving pictures were shown in the Baptist church. The pictures -charge for the election of officers were taken in 1941 when Dr. McLain, which resulted as follows: Honorary in visited Bolivfas While the reels President, Mrs. John Houston, Presi- were being shown Dr. MeLaurin ex - dent Miss Josephine Weir, ist vice plained the pictures. A silver collec- president, Mrs. Herb Govier, 2ncl vice tion was taken for Missionsary work. Mrs. J. C. Stoltz, secretary treasurer, Dr. MeLaurin has been in the Mission •Mrs. Wes Bradnock, assistant Mrs, Fields in India for the past thirty Jack Cowan, Home Helpers Secro- Lary, Mrs, Edgar Lawson, Birthday Fund secretary Mrs. J.J. Wilson, Wel- come and Welfare secy., Mrs. W. T. Robison, Library seey Mrs. John at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon when Houston, Assistant Mrs. F'. Ross Rev. Dr. A. D, Thomson united in flower committee, Miss Josephine marriage Barbara Isobel daughter of Weir, Mrs. Wes. Bradnock, Glad Mr. and Mrs. Robt Scott and Charles 'Tidings secy., Mrs. F. Ross, pianist Keith Gardner of Colborne township Miss Norma Daer• son of Mrs. Gardner and the late Mr. Tile roll call was responded to by Samuel Gardner of Colborne. The a. verse of scripture containing the bride was becomingly attired in a word "Joy" The singing of a hymn street length two-piece ensemble of 'the National Anthem and prayer by gold . wool with brown bugle bead Mrs, A. D. Thomson, brought the trimming. She wore a felt hat with meeting to a close. shoulder length veil and brown acres Refreshments were served by Mrs, series and corsage of talisman rose - 'Ross, Mrs. Lawson and Miss J. Weir. buds. Miss Jean Scott of Parkhill was W.M.S. her sister's bridesmaid wearing green The Christmas meeting of the W, crepe with sequin trimming brown ac- M.S. of Knox United Church was held cessories and corsage of roses. Mr. at the home of the president, Mrs. Jas Eric Gardner of Kitchener brother of Woods, who presided and opened the 'Meeting with pryeer. The assistant secretary Miss Mae Ferguson read the minutes of the previous meeting. It AUBURN Miss Zeta Munro of Sarnia spent. the week end...with her ,parents, Mr, and Mrs. R. D. Munro. Mr. Elmer Keller of Whitby spent the week end with Mrs Keller and urine. • Mr. and Mrs. John Houston have re -eeived a cablegram from their daugh- ter, Corporal Jean Hbuston informing them of her safe arrival overseas. Mrs. Wni. Orozier of Crewe is visit- ing her brother Albert Campbell and Mrs. Campbell. W.M.S. The W.M.S., of Knox Presbyterian Church held their Christmas meeting at the home of Mrs. Fred Ross with the president Miss Josephine Weir in charge. Following the singing of a ' Christmas Carol the scripture was "read responsively and Mrs. Lawson ,offered prayer. A Christmas greet- ing.was read from Miss M. Small of Toronto. It was decided to remember the shut-ins at Christmas. An instru- smental was given by Miss Norma Daer. Rev. Dr. A. D. Thompson brought the Christmas message which was enjoyed. A solo was rendered by .:Mrs. Wes. Bradnock. Miss Weir va- cated the chair and Mrs. Lawson took years. Gardner—Scott A gaiet but pretty wedding was sol- emnized at Knox Presbyterian Manse were finished, making .a total of 36 quilts. The following sewing was completed this year 85 panty.dresses, 50 girl's blouses, 1 dress, 6. personal bags, 6 pr. boys shorts 5 boy's shirts, 20 hospital sheets and the following articles were knit 6 girl's sweaters, 8 turtle neck sweaters, 7 pr s ocks' and 6 pr, socks for prisoners of war. Peer times during the year boxes were sent to the ,soldier boys of the community who are now overseas. Several thank, you letters were re- ceived. Mr's. E. Potter is the treasurer of the Overseas Box fund' and submitted an :interesting finan- cial report as did the Unit'treasurer. Mr's. Elliott, The following' is the 1944 slate of officers, President Mrs. W. Jei.vis, Vice -Pres. Mrs. Harris,' Sec. Mrs. C. Hutchins, Treas. Mrs,Elliott Over- seas box fund Treas. Mrs. E. Potter. and' the following committees were appointed—Sewing, Com. Mrs. Stock and Mrs. W. Johnston, Cutting Com. Mrs. Walters,Mrs. Cudmore, Mrs. 0. Pocock, Knitting Cons. Mrs. E. Tre- wartha and Mrs, Fred Potter, ,Quilt- ing Com. Mrs. McClinchy, Mrs. J. Harris, Miss M. Proctor, Mrs. Palmer The Pres. thanked the officers for their co-operation during the year and received a hand clap in return. The meeting closed with the National anthem after which a pot buck supper was enjoyed. V }IULLETT TOWNSHIP The regular monthly meeting of. the Lafalot Club was held at the home of Mr's. 3. Johnston with fifteen ladies in attendance. The meeting opened with the sing- ing of a hymn followed by the Lord's Prayer in unison. Then the monthly report was given . Yarn was givea. out and also patches to be made up into blocks for quilts. Two quilts and five pair of stocking's were sent into the Red Shield. A ten cent lunch was served by the hostess and the meeting closed by singing "God Save the King." The next meeting is to 'be held at the home of Mrs. T. Dale on W'ed- nesclay January 12th, The school entertainment and con- cert at S.S. No. 1 Hullett will be held on. Monday evening, December 20th, at 8.30 p.m. Everybody welcome. V HOLMESVILLE The W. ,M. S. met on Tuesday after- noon December 14 at the home of Mrs. Norman Trewartha with Mrs Bond in charge. The meeting was opened by singing a Christmas hymn followed by the Lord's Prayer in unison. The scripture lesson from 2nd Chapter of Luke was read by Mrs. E. Potter. A composition by one of Miss Alma Trewartha's pupils entitled "'She Oth- er Shepherd" was read by Mrs. Mul- holland. The financial report was given fol- lowed by a solo by Mrs• E. Trewartha A Christmas story was read by MIrs, W. Norman. The minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted. Another Christmas hymn was . sung Ur groom was groomsman. Following and Mrs. Bond closed with a short their marriage the bridal party roe. turned to the home of the bride's prayer. par- Mrs, Walters then conducted the encs where a reception was held for election of officers for 1944 whieh re - was decide:l to remember the shut ins the immediate relatives. The bride's salted as follows: at Christmas. A letter of thanks was d corsage of roses. mother received. wearing black crepe president Mrs, Walters; 1st vice read from Miss M. King for card of anMrs. E. Trewartha, 2nd vice 1VIrs. thanks received dThe house was prettily decorated clueing her illness Yeo.; 3rd• vice, Mrs. Bond; 4th vice also a Christmas greeting from Miss in a color scheme of pink and white' Mrs. F. Mulholland; Secretary Mrs. ,with white Wedding bell. A buffet Margaret Small of Toronto. The trey- ' g urns, Norman, Treasurer, Mrs. Eimer serer Mrs. Charles, Straughan gave luncheon was served. ePotter, Literary Secretary, Mrs. Nor - Later Mr . the financial repptt for the year. Sees -and Mrs. Gardner lftratan Trewartha; Temperance, Mrs. for a wedding trip to be spent in 'oral Clt4rist:nas hymns were sung. J. Potter; Christian Stewardship, Mrs, IZitchener, Welland and Toronto, I'o" &Ira. Woods read the service of praise B. Trewartha; Flower Committee, Mrs travelling the bride chose a green also an article on the hynms sung.Palmer, Pianists, Mrs. M. Elliott, Mrs. Mrs. Gordon McCiinchey gave a crepe dress with wool trimming.eielOn W. yeo.! Press Secretary, Mrs, C. ^oplendid paper on "The Christmas itheir return they will reside on the Wilson. Vi- sion," Mrs. Earl Wightman read a groom's farm in Colborne township. This was followed by a short meet - Deem "Declaration of Faith," A duet, V ing of the W.A. with election of of- HOLMESVILLE fivers as follows. President MIrs. B. Trewartha, Vice The Ilolmesville Unit of the Clin-' Mrs. Boal, Sec. Mrs, Palmer, Treas- ton Red Cross held their meeting at firer Mrs, W. Finley; Buying Comm,, Miss Aeheson's on December 7th, Mrs, J. Potter Mrs, Bond, Mrs. W. with the president Mrs. Will Jervis Finlay, Miss Acheson, in charge. Mrs. Charles Hutchins Flower Comm., Mrs, D. Glidden. was pianist and Mrs. P. Palmer acted ivas rendered by Mrs. M. Allen and Mrs, Craig and a reading was given by Mrs, Allen. The slate of officers for 1944 wa sthen brought in by Mt's, Wightman. It was proved that these officers be accepted. Nit's. il'aroldj Snell then took charge for the instal - Wien of the following officers. Hon- orat'y President Mrs. John McOlin- ehey, Mrs, Jas Mutch, Mies Susy Blair, Miss Margaret Small; Presi-+ tient, Mrs. Jas. Woods, vice presi- dent Mrs. Geo. Bean; recording sec- retary, Miss Margaret King; .assist- ant Miss Mae Ferguson; correspon- ding secy., Miss Sadie Carter; trea- surer; Mrs. Chas. Straughan;' 1'itere- ture and missionary secy., Mrs. Jas, Robertson; stewardship Secy„ ' Mrs. Fred Toll; Finance Committee, Mrs. Ves, Anderson, Mrs. J. Washington; Mrs. C. Straughan; visiting commit tee; 1Vlrs. Joe Irwin, Miss Amelia Mc- Ilhvain; Strangers Committee, Mrs. =J. Clarke, Mrs. H. Wagner, Mrs. 3. Arthur, Mrs. Wm. Roberton; Mrs. M. •Allen, Mrs. Wm. Dodds sr; Temper- ance Committee; Mrs. Ernest ratter - 'son, Mrs .Jas Jackson; social com- mittee, Mrs. Mogridge, Mrs. Geo. Sturdy, Mrs. E. Taylor, Mrs. Erratt, Mrs. J. J.. Robertson, Mrs. Nelson 'Patterson; pianists Mrs. Wm. Craig, Miss Sadie Carter; music connnittee as secretary. The meeting opened The meeting was closed by singing by singing "0 Canada" followed by the National Anthem and repeating the Rad Crosti prates and the repeat- the Mitpah Benediction. Lunch was ing of the Lord's Prayer to-gether. served by the hostesses. Mrs. Norman Trewartha, and Mrs. C. Wilson. Mrs. Walters gave from memory an 'interesting story "Christmas Leave.'" The annual meeting of the Holmes - Later in the meeting Mrs. Will Jervis 'read from the Red Cross paper, a tfirst hand aecount by a recent prison- er of war, Just what the Red Cross parcels mean to a prisoner even the paper the parcel is wrapped in and the twine it is tied with is put to gold purpose. At the beginning of 1943 the unit Was divided into three groups for work and raising money. The method was three groups -for work and rais- ing money. The method was similar in all the' groups, quilting avid teas. Mrs, E. Trewat'tha's group made six Red Cross quilts and $29.29 Mrs. Les Jervis' group made six Red Gross quilts and $29.60. Mrs, " McMath's group made eight quilts and $44.76. At the regular meeting, sixteen quilt', ville United Church will be held in the basement of the church on Wednesday evening December 22. Miss M. Proctor has gone to Toron- to to spend the winter months. Miss Fern Watson spent the week end in Toronto with friends and at- tended the Ice Copecks. Don't forget the Christmas con- cert this Thursday evening at eight o'clock in the basement of the church. --V-- DEATHS JORDAN—In Clinton, on Wednesday December 8th, Samuel Jordan, in his 81st year. BROWN—In Tuckersmith Township en Friday, December 1011:, Robert Brown in hisv7Gtli year. NEWS -RECORD PAGE 5 FY FA - 'W iEtudli wdnr.- CUT FLOWERS FLORAL DESIGNS For Every Occasion C. V. COOKE FLORIST Phones: 66w and 66J DressedPouliry Our Christmas' City Trade requires large quantities of Dressed Turkeys Geese, Ducks and Chickens. High prices will be in order for this trade and our prices Will bd in line with .ceiling prices. Get in touch with us before marketing your binds.'- N. W. TREW ARTIT Day Phone 214. Night Phone 328. Batkins Locker Service WHY NOT EAT MORE FISH FOR YOUR HEALTH WHEN THERE IS S0 MANY TO CHOOSE FROM, SUCH AS, SAL MON STEAK,S,' WHITE FISH, COD FLLLETTS AND HADDOCK FILLETTS TRY OUR FARMER STYLE' SAUSAGE FROZEN FOODS ARE BETTER FOODS Proclamation MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS Nominations Monday, Dec. 27 1943 Elections Monday, Jan, 3, 1944 NOTICE Is hereby given that a meeting of the electors for the Nolnination of Candidates for the positions of Mayor, Rkeve, Councillors, Public Utilities ,Comissioner, and members of the Board of Education, for the ensuing term, will be held in the TOWN HALL, CLINTON MONDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1943 Between the hours of half past sev- en and half past eight in the evening. M. T. CORLESS, Returning Officer. and if necessary, the election to fill the above named positions, or any of then, will be held on MONDAY, JANUARY 3, 1944 at the following places, and by the following named persons that is to say, in St, Andrew's Ward:—At the Town Hall, L. Stong, Deputy Returning Officer. St. James' Ward:—At B. Glidden's Shop, Victoria Street, R. B. Fitz- simons, Deputy Returning Officer. St. John's Ward:—At Ed. Munro's Barber Shop, W. Wallis, Deputy Re- turning Officer. St. George's Ward: — At Russel Jervis' Office, Albert Street, Chas. Manning, Deputy Returning Officer. Commencing at the hour of nine o'clock in the forenoon and continuing until the Hour of five o'clock in the afternoon and the results will be publicly declared in the Town Hall, on Tuesday, the fourth' day of Jan- uary, 1944 at 12 o'clock noon. M. T. CORLESS, Clerk and Returning Officer. MARRIAGES THEEDOM — COLQUHOUN— At Knox Presbyterian church manse, Godericb, Friday, December 10th, when Isabella Jannett, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs, E. W, Coiquhotm, Clinton, and Corporal Leonard H. R. Theedom, .R.C.A.F. Clinton, elder son of Mr. and Mie. Cyril H, Theedom, Nanaimo, B.C. were united, in marz'lage. Rev, I7. J. Lane officiated, CLIFT'ON"—WEBSTER- At Knox, Presbyterian church manse; G'od- eich, Saturday December' 11th', when Leona Jeanette, only claugh'- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer. Webster Varna, and .Joseph George Clifton,. only 'eon of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clifton, Clintos, were united in marriage by the R'ev. D. J. Lane. DIE'GEL—HUDSON— At North- side United Church parsonage, ISeaforth, on Wednesday,. December etli, when Alice May, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Isaac Hudson, Sea- forth became the bride of Dalton W. Diegel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Diegel, Logan Township. Rev. H. V. Workman officiated. The Place To Buy Christmas Candy BARTLdFF'S PHONE 1 Important Changes in Train Service There will be certain ,changes in train service between DECEMBER. 24th and JANUARY 2nd, Consult your local C.N.R. Agent for full information. CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWtiYS KEYS LOST Lost — a pair of keys on holder. Anyone finding them please leave at The News -Record. 75-1 FOR SALE Scotch Collie pups. George Wise, R.R, 3 Clinton, phone 22r905. 75-2 For Sale Ducks and geese for Christmas. Apply Francis Powell, Clinton phone 907r4. 75-1 Wanted to ,Rent Small house or apartment in CIin- ' ton with two or more bedrooms. Oc- cupy any time within three weeks, Tar- nished .or unfurnished. Apply. to Box 393 The News Record. 75-1 BIRTHS DALE—In Clinton Public Hospital on Sunday, December 12th, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Dale, R.R. 4 Clinton a daughter. LIVERMORE—In Clinton Public Hos- pital on Sunday, December 12th, to Mr. and Mrs. John Livermore, Clin- ton, a daughter, RADFO•RD—In Clinton Public Hospi- tal on Friday, December 10th, to, Mr. and Mrs,_ Gordon Radford of Lonclesboro, a son. IN MEMORIAM LOVETT—In loving memory of Eliz- abeth Maude, beloved wife of Noble Lovett who passed peacefully away, Dec. 14, 1938. Though her smile has gone forever, And her hand we cannot touch We will always have sweet memories Of the one we loved so much If all the world were mine to give I'd give it yes and more To see the face we loved so well Come smiling through the door. Sadly missed by her loving hus- band and family, PORTER'S HILL We are glad to report Mrs. Dell Gardiner able to be home again from Clinton hospital after an operation. Mrs. F. Weston, who has been quite ill at the home of her daughter, Mrs. A Betties is improving. Mrs. Thos, Elliott, who has suf- fered a mild case of blood poisoning is also much improved. Her daughter Mrs. Schoenhals and little son are with her from Lotsgbranch. The W. A. meeting was held Thurs- day last at the home of Mrs. John Torrance quite a few ladies were pre- sent and a quilt was pitrtly quilted. The afternoons are so short it is hard to accomplish much. Election of officers resulted as follows:: Pres iclent, Mrs. J. Lockhart; Vice Mrs. Vic Elliott; See,, Mrs. Wilmer Har- rison; Treasurer Mrs, R, Torrance; organist Mrs. A. Lockhart, flower committee, Mrs. R. Torrance read a report of the year's work which was very encouraging $5 was voted the M.M. Fund and $72 handed in to go for improvements on the parsonage. On Friday evening neighbors sand friends of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cox, re- cently married gathered at their home on the Gth concession and presented then with an occasional chair and card table. Donnie Harris read the address w}iil'e Alvin Betties and' Arlie Lonitka'rt macre" the presentation. Jim and Mrs. Cox bah replied' very' fit- tingly', tha'n9iirg all for^ their kind nessand inviting them' to visit at any time. The evening was spent in cards and so'cial diet, Lunch was served: Mr. Ivan Turner ancl' pupils are busy practlsin'g for their Christmas concert to be .held December 21st iss the evening. Wood For Sale Mixed wood and some cedar for sale. Apply Charles Mann, phone Clinton 21r616. 75-1 Lost Black leather billfold on Main street, Clinton, containing money and valuable papers. Reward. Finder please get in touch with Police or News Record office. 75-1 CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Samuel `Jordan and fancily wish to' thank their many friends and neighbors for their kindness and sym- pathy during their recent sad bereav- ment also to those who so kindly loaned their cars and for the many lovely floral tributes; and especially to Miss Grainger and her nursing staff at the Clinton hospital, who were so kind and patient during Mr. Jordan's illness. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the estate of Anne Jane O'Brien. All persons having claims against the estate of Anne Jane O'Brien, late of the town of Clinton, deceased, who died on or about the thirteenth day of October 1943, are hereby notified to send into the undersigned on or before the thirty-first day of Dec- ember 1943 full particulars of their claims. Immediately after the said last mentioned date the assets of the said estate will be distributed amongst the parties entitled thereto, having re- gard only of claims of which the un- dersigned shall then have notice, to the exclusion of all others, and the ndersigned will' not be liable to any persons of whose claim the under- signed, shall not then have notice for the assets so distributed or any part thereof. Dated at Clinton this 15th day of December 1943. _ C. J. O'Brien, Administrator. 75.3 NOTICE To the ratepayers of Tuckersnsith Top. School Area No. 1, The final meeting for 1943 of the Board of Tr'u'stees of the above men- tioned School Area will be held in Na. 6' 'Scho'ol House on Thursday, December 28rd. at 2 p,nr. to which the ratepa'yers of the Area are in- vited to attend to receive the report of the Trustees and Sec.-Treas. and to discuss any other matters relative to the area and 'to snake necessary ar- rangements for the nomination of two trustees at the annual Township nom- ination meeting held on Monday, Dec. 27th at 1 pant 75-1 S. H. Whitmore, See. Treas Mrs. G. G. Newton is ep ntding' a I Wanted few day's with her xtsot'her near 'Den- i •Live, old and disabled horses and miller. MIrs. Walters has not been so cattle for mink feed. Eimer Trick, well of late. Phone Clinton 907r5. 39 -e -o -w HATCHING EGGS WANTED We require breeding fioeks all breeds to supply us with hatching eggs for 1944 hatching season. Flocks cull- ed and bloodtested free. Guaranteed premium paid, also additional hatch.. ability .premium.. Also turkey flocks wanted to supply hatching eggs. It will pay you to write for full details immediately, TWEDDLE CHICK HATCHERIES, Limited. 71-5 FERGUS, Ontario. FARMS FOR SALE '75 acres pasture land (65 tillable) abundant water in ditch, lot 16, con, 7, Hay; 100 acres gravel loam, frame louse, bank barn silo, henhouse, implement shed, some bush. Hensall area. Other, farms, houses, mills stores, William Pearce, Exeter. 75-6 Work Wanted Housework wanted by day, week er months. A,pply to Mrs. Bil! Glazier, % Mrs. A. GIazier, Frederick street, Clinton. 75-1 For Sale A General Electric five tube radio in good condition, used six months. Reason for selling, no hydro. May be seen at News -Record office. 75-2 Pigs for Sale Twenty chunks for sale. Apply to William Jenkins, Base Line, phone 802r21 Clinton. 75-1 FOR SALE One Tulouse gander, two geese. Will sell separately if desired. Ed. C, Glen, R.R. 5 Clinton, phone 620r- 24. 75-1 Boarders Wanted Two girls preferred. Apply at the New -Record Office. 74-2 For Sale Three good steers, 18 months old. Wanted a horse suitable for mink feed. Apply to James East, R.R. 4, Clinton, 2% miles north east of Clinton. 74-1 House For Sale A brick house in good condition, modern conveniences. Apply by Ietter to Box 39X, News -Record. 74.2 NOTICE TO CREDITORS ' In the Estate of Louis Frederick Peacock, All persons having claims against the Estate of Louis Frederick Peacock, late of the town of Clinton, retired farmer, deceased, who died on or about the 7th day of September, 1943, are hereby notified to send in to the undersigned on or before the 27th day or December 1943 full par- ticulars of their claims. In mediately after the said last mentioned date, the assets of the said estate will be distributed amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to claims of which the undersig- ned shall then have notice, to the ex- clusion of all others, and the under- signed will hot be liable to any person of whose claim the undersigned shall not then have notice for the assets so distributed or any part thereof. Dated at Seaforth this 4th day of December 1943. Elva Wiltse, Executrix. By her solicitor, H. G. Meir, Sea- forth, Ont. Raw Furs Wanted Mink, Fox, Coon, Skunk, are in good demand get my price before selling elsewhere. Norman East, Fur Buyer, R.R. 1 Clinton, Phone 805r41. 71-6 .For Christmas Gifts A Iimited number of Nylon and Bristleconsbe Hair Brushes, Also per- sonaI brushes, may be ordered at Miss Winnifred O'Neils," Phone 75j. Fuller representative. 70-6 For Sale Good 1 1-2 storey house with• new bath. House in good oonditon. Also small barn, garden and fruit trees. Apply to J. V. Diehl, Queen street, Clinton. 69.tf Wanted to Buy Wanted to buy, old horse:, and dead cattle for mink feed. If dead, phone at once. Fred Gilbert 908r22 or Jack Gilbert 908r21. 58-t$.