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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1940-05-16, Page 5'TIIITRS., MAY 16, 1940 NEWS, OF AUBURN Mr. and Mrs. W. 1I. Sheppard "and. family, spent Sunday with M. Shep- jaard's mother hi. Brampton, ,, Miss Margaret ;F,enguson of Park, •:hill spent. the weekend with her par- ents,•,Mr. and Mss, A J: ,Pergusom Miss •Annie 1VIcLep i of Toronto agent the .weekend with her mother, Mrs John McLeod. Mr, Eldon' Stoltz and Mrs: J. Chap- • hi of Toronte.Spent-the wee'kencl with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. • Stoltz, 1.; Mr: and Mrs. W. T. Robiso'tt•visited on Sunday with 'the lady's -another, • Mrs. A. MeGool of Clinton. • Mrs. Fred Ross and Donald attend - '.ad the anniversary services at Luck- ;low Presbyterian Church on Sunday. Mrs. George .Beadle and: Miss Elsie ."atterson have returned'homeafter a •three weeks4,riSit'tvith fri'eiids to De= ''*oit. °r' Mrs, Carl Zeigler of Goderich is visiting .her mother Mrs. E. Yungblut. Mi and Mrs. Thadclis Purdy of Pennyan, N.Y., were recent visitors wth Mrs. Jas. 'Woods. Mrs. Jas. Hewitt is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Iiugh Chesney of Seaforth. Mr. and Mts. Derwin Carter and son Lloyd Carter, Mrs. George Car- ter and 'Mrs. Jas. 'Woods attended the graduation exercises at Victoria hospital, London on Wednesday, when Miss Alma Carter was among the nurses in the graduating class. Mr. and Mr. Edgar Lawson and Bernice spent Sunday with Mrs. Law - son's mother, Mrs. Win. Slater, Sea- forth. Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Pothering - hare of St. Marys were recent visit= ors with Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Johnston. Mr.. and Mrs, Thos. Bogie .and Dor- ally, left on Wednesday for St: Thomas where Mr. Bogie will operate. •i to a TRJIeK DiR1Vl Rt to rOPp • ' nud paint his h ale. touvrt tDewpbaitrot.omsnd Luca 6Ni41,:61i :1600.00 5 es8 » a 36,41 2gp,o rile io pcY••• 4mofl Ylt05aS.°� $25:00 MAef#iM15T t0 a coiling% 8Cr?Po Dnd of ee' 'q't interior, buildlinen nnclo3d, and str'oa- huiad tin$YSOAO tui b t , 4,85 t2montatopr� x;50 l4LoathlY Instalm toan iNSURANCEMAN to Bnish r000,>lousecondstoT3 oAsumaan..•`050310 'omt,o,... Leas 12 atioly tdments $20.03 lAtLANDL" t ndaltnP0Y° n opmiu,0Pw0 AmoDswtotUnLote.n...,.... 65206 36 mouths to Pa j.tq 516.67. 1,3outl63105Whn Ask for booklet,"Loansfor 'Tomo I,nprooambnts". It answer syour quastiona about the ironic Improv moat Plan. THS ROYAL Inquiries Invited Loans such as these are being arranged through The Royal Bank by. home owners all over Canada. With the win- ter over, you too may be considering a Home Improvement Loan to ' repair, extend or mod- ernize your property. If so, the Manager of your nearest Royal Bank branch will he delighted to talk it over with you. Drop in next time you are passing. OF CANADA CLINTON BRANCH • - E. E. PATERSON, Manager Full Course Meals THE G ILL Tempting Sandwiches Giant MELOROL ICE CREAM Cones "Our thanks for your business To serve yon we're proud; Whether you come alone • Or you coma in a crowd." KODAK FILMS CLINTON TOBACCOS ONTARIO SURPRISE OF YOUR LIFE when you swing open the doors of the NE 1940 Q V.1MN 911k" OW AN CORN SHR, BIGGEST MEAT sroRAGE SPACE rlelrVDVW0t0 ALL ELVES ROr ROI 4a OTHER MODELS AS LOW AS $169 ao AtireR Here's more teal storage space per dollar of eostan'a'cabinet of such beauty that youth fall in .love' with it, Actually 42 impi+bvements and many exclusive Norge features such ueh 'as the refrigerant cooled Royal Rollatdt, king of Cold -Makers. 1i :•. S PIitINC'ESS STREET 't-- `-Cl i1Va'oiY A crit fol 7.Q,•.. .+Y•c TA_ Pk.�fi ELT*guiTaktOl'ib y, ar,,. 2]b.a0 with JO insulators. RADIO -•BATTERIES and TUBES in Stack. t1, AI?P*) WASHERS KFLVINATOIS REFRIGERAT(.l{tS '::i.i; • irRADIOS THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD a Service Station. Mr. Roy Webster has taken a position in a ' bagber shop at One - more. The G.G.I.T. met in Knox United Church on Friday evening with Helen Marsh in charge. The Scripture' was read by Margaret Wightinan and Betty Craig led in prayer. Joan Shep-: pard read the minutes of the previous meeting. June Marsh gave a reading. on "Smiling." Vivan Straughan,fav- oared with a piano instrumental. Zeta Munro read the 5th chapter of the Study Book. Eileen McClinehey, Viv- ian Straughan and Ruth Wilson were. appointed to paaepare the program for the next meeting. After a quiz con- ducted'by Ruth Arthur and Ila Craig the meeting was closed. The W.M.S. of Knax Presbyterian church held a gathering in the church basement on Thursday afternoon, A pot -luck supper was served at the close of the tweeting. At the armual United Church Young People's Rally of Huron Presbytery which was held- at Grand Beard Mon- day, ,George Straughan was elected Christian Citizenship convener for the Presbytery. The B.Y.P.U. will hold their month- ly meeting in the Baptist Church on Sunday evening, May 18th, The meet- ing will be in charge of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Raithley. A number of the Young People at- tended the Young People's Rally of Huron Presbytery at Grand Bend on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. George Disney of D'a- troit spent the weekend with friends, here. . Mrs. Chas. Asquith received the sad. news of the death of her niece, Mrs. Creighton Douise of Toronto. The deceased, was formerly 'Joyce Haughton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Haughton of Toronto, and was 28 years old. She was well known here, having visited several' times. Special Mother's Day services, were held in the churches last Sunday. At Knox United Church a Mothers choir led in the service of praise; at Knox Presbyterian, Miss • Josephine Weir favored with a solo, and at the Bap- tist Church a Men's choir assisted in the service. Next Sunday Mr. A. W. Zurbiigg of Listowel will be guest soloist at the Baptist church. Mrs. A. J. Ferguson, Miss Marg- aret Ferguson, and Mrs. R. D. Munro spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Murray at Drumbo. Mr. George Patterson of Toronto visited with Dr. B. C. Weir Tuesday. Women's Institute The Women's Institute held their monthly meeting in the Foresters Hall on Tuesday afternoon with the presi- dent, Mrs. Lawson in the chair. The meeting was opened by singing the "Ocie" and repeating the Lord's Pray- er in. unison. "0 Canada" and "The Maple Leaf" were sung after which Mrs. Woods led in prayer for our boys overseas. The secretary, Miss King, read the minutes of the previous meeting, which were adopted. Mrs. Lawson read a letter regarding the Trillium, the emblem flower for On- tario. Mrs. Mogridge, Mrs. Woods, Mrs. Lawson and Mrs. Ross were ap- pointed delegates to attend the Dist - rid Annual at St. Helen's on May 31st. Mos, R. J. Phillips and Miss Josephine Weir were appointed to look after conveyance for anyone wishing to go. It was decided to ask for the Officers Rally and Quilt Niall ing as District project. Current events were given by Mrs. W. T. Robison. Mrs. Fred Ross gave a reed- ing. Mrs, Fred Oster, of Blyth, Dist- rict president for North Huron was present and gave a comprehensive report of Silver Jubilee Convection held in London, A 'hearty vote of thanks was extended to Mrs, Oster for her splendid address. Miss Jose- phine Weir favored with a solo, "Carry On". The Roll Gall was answered by paying of fees. The meeting was closed by singing the National Anthem after ,,which a dainty lunch was served by the hostesses: Mrs. Wm. Dobie, Mrs. J. C. Stoltz, and Mrs, Earl Raithby. TO ENFORCE L.C.A. IN PERTH, 'HURON Premier Mitchell Hepburn has an- nounced that pending a decision of the Privy Council of England on On- tario's postponed appeal to test the validity of the Canada Temperance Act, the Liquor Control Act of the province will be enforced in Peel„ Perth and Huron Counties and on Manitoulin Island. The hearing set foe June, was ad- lou.ned on request of the lords of the Privy Council, along with the second appeal which concerns the 'Supreme Court of Canada Act. The lords said proceedings should be stay- ed until after the war and the prow- ince concurred. In connection with the temperance dispute, the counties readopted the C,T.A. in 1914 and 1915 and the Supreme Court of Canada ruled in 1935 that the L.C.A. is less restric- .C.T.A. is in force in these counties. tive than the C.T.A. and that the :Manitoulin Islend l M il nd so a is technicall Y under provisions of the federal statute. Pasture Two acres of pasture in town limits flu? rent; 'several bags of potatoes for sale. Apply, to Wilmer. ;Wallace, Glin-' tn. 88 2 Barn For Sale 36•x56 frame barn, with steel roof. 1 , Clydeo,nnase,' 10 :yrs. old. Good irubber-tired buggy. Thos. Fairteaivite,: Londesboro. Phone 28x5 Blyth. 88-1 CUT FLOWERS FLORAL DESIGNS For Every Occasion C VeC oke FLORIST Phones: 06w; and 688 POULTRY CULLING TIME Poultry flocks that have been pro- ducing all winter will, no doubt have some boarders not paying their way with increasing prices . of grain. Sat- isfaction given by • an experienced poultryman. Quick service given at our egg grading plant by experienced candle -es N. W. TREWARTIIA Store Phone 214 •'House Phone 328 BIRTHS EMMERSON In Clinton hospital, on Monday, May 6th, to Mr. and Mrs„ Harold Emmerson, Clinton, a son. HALLAHAN—In Clinton hospital, on Thursday, May 9th, to Mr. and Mrs. John Halbahan, . Blyth, a son -John Michael. FLYNN — In Clinton hospital, on Wednesday, May 8th, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Flynn, Hullett town- ship, a daughter. -Dorothy Ann. BECKER — In Clinton lospital, on Monday, May Gth, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Becker, Clinton, a son -- Francis Francis Joseph. MARRIAGES WILEY-BUSTER At Cadillac Boulevard Presbyterian Church, Detroit, on Saturday, May 11th, Frances Buster to Cecil Wiley, only son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wiley of Stanley township. ATKINSOI'IiCHARLESWORTH - • 0n Saturday, May 11th, Ellen Myrtle, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. II. Charlesworth, Clinton, to Percy H. Atkinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Owen S. Atkinson' of Grand Bend. Rev. Andrew Lane officiated. DEATHS 'VITGGINTON In Clinton, on Thurs. day, May 9th, Thomas R. Wiggin- ton, in his 69th year. WEEKES—In Stanley township, on Thursday, May 9th, Rachel Beat- tie, beloved wife of Frank Weekes, in her 72nd year. IN MEMORIAM GRAHAM—To the memory of Harold S. Graham who passed away, May 17, 1939:• • "Thy will be done seems hard to say When one eve loved has passed away; Sonia day I knew we'll understand, When we meet again in that batter land. No pen can write, no tongue can tell, My sad and bitter loss, Put God alone has helped so well To bear my heavy cross. —Sadly missed by wife, Ruth. IN MEMORIAM WHITELY—In loving memory of our dear mother, Alice Ann Whitely, who passed away May 18, 1934: "The depths of sorrow we cannot telt Of the Loss of one we loved so well; And while she sleeps a peaceful sleep, Her memory we shall always' keep." --Ever remembered by her loving daughters anti sons. Colts For Sale One bay Clydesdale gelding, two years old; also one gelding one year old. Apply to Chris. O'Brien, R.R. 5, Clinton. Phone 615r25 Clinton. 88-2 Help Wanted Girl or woman for cooking and light houseworl. at Canadian sttnitirer cot- tage, for weekends only. Two adults in family. Write (stating age, ex- perience, address and telephone) to Miss George, 215 Curtis Bldg., De- troit, Michigan. 88-1. Pasture to Rent I am prepared to take in number of cattle for pasture for the season. Lots of water in spring creek, plenty of shade. Apply to Ellen J. Cox, Clinton. 88-2 Salesmen Wanted Familex - Quality Products becom- ing better known everyday, we need more salesmento insure the bast possible service to satisfied custom- ers. Any active and honest man can make a living selling 200 necessities which bring repeat orders by them- selves. There is no RISK with our Successful Plan. Ask for FREE cata- logue and information: FAMILEX COMPANY, 570 St. Clement ,St., MONTREAL. • 88-1 COURT OF RIGVISION Township of Goderich Revision t A Court of Ile o bear and determine complaints against the as- sessment roll •will be held. in. Butt's Hall, Holntesviile at 40 a.m. on Mon- day, May 27. All complaints to be in writing, and, mailed to the undersigned not later than May '23rd. •s esee •fo dogs th .Ail persone a s d x gat ,,.. have since been destroyed mush, pe, turn the tag or be charged in tastes. 10 .G,•:THOMPSON, ,Cleelt •li:R. 2, 91nto11. ' 88-2 ROXY THEATRE CLINTON Now Playing'. Marie ie Dietrich & TamesStewart in "DESTRY RIDES AGAIN" MON., TUES., WED. EDWARD 'G. ROBINSON Ruth Gordon, Otto Kruger and Donald Crisis "Dr. Ehrlich's . Magic Bullet"' Thur., Frt, & Sat. "DRUMS ALONG TIIE MOHAWK" A. pictorial record of the .plight and hardships of the Mohawk Val- ley pioneers against Indian raids during the American Revolution. Claudette Colbert &Henry Fonda " Gone ththe Wind Playing here May 31st & June lst Mat.: Sat. and Holidays at 3 p.m. PAGE CAPITAL THEATRE GODER1!CI NOW: David'Nivin - Olivia De Haviland in "'RAFFLES" Mon, Tues. & Wed. TYRONE POWER and DOROTHY LAMOUR Two popular romantic favorites team up for a dramatic adventure "JOHNNY APOLLO" Thurs., Fri. & Sat A TECHNICOLOR SENSATION SHIRLEY TEMPLE Johnny Russell — Eddie Collins Spring Byington —' Nigel, Bruce & Gale '•Sondergaard' in Maurice Maeterlinck's famous fantasy "THE BLUE BIRD" "Gong with the Wind" JUNE 3rd & dth Mat.: Wed. Sat. & Holidays 3 p.m.. REGENT THEATRE SEAI'OIOTH NOW: "OutsitloThese Walls" & "WBSTI3RN CARAVANS" MON., TUES., WED. DON AMECHE-ANDREA LEEDS and AL JOLSON present a grand teohnicolor version of the •life and song's of Stephen Foster "SWANEE RIVER» THURS., •FRI., SAT. Marlene Dietrich—James Stewart Mischa Aueee& Charles Winninger a super -western attraction that will thrill and entertain YOU "Descry Rides Again" Gons'tIz with h &eWind " 6th Mat:: Sat. and holidays at 3 p.m. entemostansimmaange uy Clinton Mame Bread Leave your money' in town and" help us to serve you better. We make and bake our own Bread and Pastries, using local labor. We depend on your trade. Are you buying bread from outside firms? Is their product better? Can you honestly say they give better service?• • Remember we bake for YOU. We need your trade. You can get either Brown, Whole Wheat,..Cracked Wheat, Brick .Loaf, Sandwich Loaf or Our Own Daint;* Maid. Next time try' BARTI..IF1'€'° .S PHONE 1 CLINTON Dance at Kippen to CLAYTON 'STEEPER & His New Dance and —on— Friday, May 17th GENERAL ADMISSION 35c , New & OId Tyme DANCE Sponsored by Junior Farmers. TOWN HALL, CLINTON Wednesday, May 22 Arthur's Orchestra EVERYONE WELCOME SEED POTATOES RASPBERRY & STRAWBERRY PLANTS These Early Warba, fine cookers, and large yielders, also The Katakin, a late variety but ripens in early fall before mud and frosty weather sets in. This' is the week to set out seine of our yonder Strawberry Plants and enjoy berries at their best. HUGILL'S SPECIALTY FARM Phone 34-616 Clinton. 88-2 SECOND ANNUAL SALE 8 SCOTCH 16 Bulls SHORTHORNS Females at Elmandorph Stock Farm VARNA, ONT. Tuesday, June 4th, 1940 at 1.30 p.m. • Bulls range from calves to service- able age; '7 cows; 8 yearling heifers and one heifer calf. Herd fully ac- credited and blood tested. CLIFF KEYS, Proprietor. DUNCAN BROWN & GEO. H. ELLIOTT & SON, Auctioneers 88-3 Help Wanted Good home available for middle- ageit lady in return for light house- hold duties. No children. Apply News -Record. 88-1 COURT OF REVISION Township of Stanley NOTICES is hereby given that a Court of Revision on the Assessment Rolls for Stanley and Bayfield will be held in the Township Hall, Varna, on Monday, Juno 3rd at 10 o'cloele in the forenoon. Please take notice that all appeals against the Assessment Rolls must be in the hands of the Clerk of or before May 300h, 1940. Dated this 13th day of May 1940. CHAS. C. PILGRIM, Clerk. 88-2 TENDERS WANTED TENDERS will be received up to 7 p.m., May 22, 1940,.for the operat- ing and delivering of the crushed material from the Hullett Township Crusher to any part of the Township, 'rto supply own est s or if they sod ep v y P. Crusher, The price stabed to be for crushing antl delivery of same to any part of the Township. ,All crushed materials to be put through a one -inch Round Screen and the Crusher to be moved if need be tie three pitswithout any' additional' 'targe to the Township. ,Contractors must comply' to the e e ., g a s,. Com ensa- s o Th W x p ,F n.. ul g ..� 'u - fo " $200 tin and a rt4arited hl;o e r t�thst aecoiytP.a) h'Si•erfrrg tet}der. Lowest any tender not necessarily ac- ted. mil-'•ae�.�i aT,.gVueT ;,,dnah,9,rod.• e eidepellieii'et•Iehb nsirtp.Xee .•<' 87-2 NOW FOR BETTER Ed' Cakes anid Buns PHONE 68. ORDER A, CHOCOLATE Mallow Roll TODAY. Bisset's.Ice Cream LEADS ALL OTHERS FOR, QUALITY. Wend�rr s "WE SERVE THE BEST" 9 9 NOTICE TO FARMERS WE ARE AGAIN HANDLING EGOS and POULTRY. Try our grading. Highest market price at all times. Poultry Culled. HOGS SHIPPED REGULARLY. A. E. FINCH Phone 231 85-3 SEE'.}Si Try our fresh, high vitality Burpee Seeds for your planting this year. We stock all the popular varieties in both flower and vegetable, GLADIOLI BULBS 35e per dozen up We also have many varieties of Lily Bulbs, Regal. Rubrum, etc. Tigridias, Mcntbretias, Tuberous Be- gonias and Dahlias. Perennial Plants—Delphiniums; Fox- glove; Forget-Me-Nots (pink and blue); Cowslips; Canterbury Bells; Columbine (Longepur); Alyssum; Argenteum; Hollyhocks (double). Clifford B. Epps Phone orders promptly attended to. Phone 264 85 tf For Sale Medium size ice refrigerator for � sale. In first class condition. Price very reasonable. Mac Elliott, Joseph street. 88-1 COURT OF REVISION Township of Hullett Notice is hereby given that a Court of, Revision on the ASSESSMENT Roll for Hullett township, will be held in the Community Hall, Londesboro, on Monday afternoon, May 27, 1940. Please take notice that all appeals against the Assessment Roll for tate said Township, must be left with the Clerk on or before the 20th day of May, 1940. Dated this. 8thday of May, 1940. 'JAS. W. • McC00L, Clerk. 8'7-2 '49NTARio' TENDERS FOR COAL AND COKE SEALED Tenders adclressecl to the undersigned and endorsed "Tender for Coal" will be received until 12 o'cl0xk noon (daylight saving), Wednesday, May 29, 1040, for the supply of coal and coke. for the Dominion Buildings throughout the Province of Ontario. Forms of tender with specifications• and conditions' attached can be ob- tained from the Purchasing Agent, Department of Public•Worlcs, Ottawa; and the Supervising Architect, 36 Adelaide St. East,' Toronto, Ont. Tenders should be made- on the forms supplied by the Department and in accordance with departmental specifications 'and conditions attached thereto. When the amount of a tender ex- ceeds the sum of $5,000.00—whether it be for one building only or men— the tenderers must attach, to their tender a certified cheque on a chart- ered bank in Canada, made payable to the order of the Honourable the Minister of Public Works, equal to 10 pet:' cent of the amount of the tender, o' Bearer Bonds of the 'Dominion' of Canada or of the Canadian National, Railway Company and its Leo.nstituent companies, unconditionally gtornt c d i ' as to principal and nteres 1 ,the l tR by � e Dominion of Canada, or the afore- mentioned bonds and a certified cheque, if required to make up an odd amount. The Department also reserves the right to demand: from any successful tenderer a security deposit in the form of a certified cheque or bond as .above, equal to 10 per ..cent •of the amount of his bid, to guarantee the p3oj,ef fnlfEI:Ment. of Laid contract: • ` By order, J. M. SOMERVILLE, , �M�M1s.,et .,; Secretary. lie aatntent• oT"Ptiliiiti" orlts,' Ottawa, April 80; 1940. 87-2 BURGESS' STUDIO " CLINTON "Photographs of • Distinction by IRENE BURGESS Phone 115. Developing and Printing' (Open Every Day) BUS TIME TABLE Effective April 28 SPRING & SUMMER TIME TABLE Leave Clinton for Stratford- Daily 8,10 A.M. & 5.10 P.M. !� Leave Clinton for Goderich— Daily except Suns, & Halidayq;' 1.20 P.M. & 8'.00 P.M. Sundays & Holidays, 1.20 P.M. & 9.40 P.M. Connection at Stratford for Toronto Hamilton, Buffalo, London, Detroit; Tavistock and Woodstock, BARTLIFF'S, Local Agents, Phone 7i it MONUMENTS! To those contemplating build- ing a Monument . Get my prices before buying. Cemetery Lettering a specialty. All work guaranteed. JOHN GRANT CLINTON MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS Clinton — Ontario Successor to Ball & Zapfe 59 01 BABY CHICKS Single Comb Leghorns, Barred Rocks and New Hampshire Reds. CUSTOM HATCHING E. L. MITTELL PHONE 213 Help Wanted Capable woman or girl to assist with general housework. Apply Mrs. Elwood Epps, Clinton. 88-2 Strawberry Plants Choice plants of the following var- ieties: 0.A.C. Early, Senator Dunlap. Price 75c per 100. M. C. Marquis, Phone 802r21. 87-2 For Sale Organ and stool, • in good repair. Price $5.00. May be seen at Ernest Epps, King street. 87-2 Plants For Sale Raspberry cane, Lathan nursery strain, large red, meaty berries, heavy cropping, 1 dozen for 50c; 50 for 22.00. Strawberries, Senator Dunlop, Downham nursery strain, 50e per 100 at the garden. Collins Berry Farm, Phone 616r42. 85-3 TENDERS WANTED TENDERS will be received up to , 7 p.m., May 22, 19.40, for the clean- ing oat of a ditch known as the Mc- Cool Drain. Specifications may be seen at the Clerk's Office for same. The Engineer's estimate of yards to be removed is 3620 yds.,Contractor to furnish a narked cheque for 2200. JAS. 'W. McC00L, Londesboro. Clerk, Hullett Towship. 87-2 Notice Lawn mowers sharpened on short. notice. Dressed poultry for sale. Jabez Rands Sr., Mary street. Fourth house west past rink. 87-2 Pasture I have pasture for 10 to 15 head of cattle. Good grass and good water. 0. R. Poester•, lots 19, 20, 21, Mait- land concession, Colborne, R. R. 2, Clinton. Phone Carlow 169. 87-2 Electric Fence We are again handling the Shure Shock electric fence, which gave such good satisfaction last season.. This is a heavy 'duty Canadian made ma- chine. Extra hot -shots and knobs kept in stock. W. J. Clark, phone Hensall 87r12; B. McClincltey, phone Hensall 97r5. 84-5 House I'orS ale J,1/ store frame house on North, stxeet' Y for sale. Aply to Miss Eva Rapson. 7710.. RHEUMATISM, SCIATICA, Back-' ache, Lumbago are, attacked at the source by the cleansing and antiseptic.; action of l0umacaps: Hovey's Drug Store, A Wanted Au* Buy Old horsesr'apdp dead cattle. Muat1 be suitable for mink feed, removed? priimptljr „Ered',,;Cilhort,, Phone .608O2J, Clinton central. 84-tt.