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The Clinton News Record, 1941-01-16, Page 5=`I'HURS., JAN. 16, 1941. THE °CLIVTON NEWS-RECORTi Qualify Counts Most "SAL A 'AUBURN Mrs Thomas Bradnock left on. Sun- day to spend same time with Mrs. Wm, Sclater, of Seaforth, Mrs. Carrie Armstrong and little George Dawson have returned form Woodstock, after . visiting friend's theme, . • ' Mrs. Wm. Robertson recently at - :tended the marriage of her grandson, •.Andrew Murray Chrietie, of Crom- arty to Margaa:ett Eva Allen also of Cromarty. Mrs. Edgar Lawson, Mrs. Fred Ross 'and Mrs. Wesley Bradnock, abseiled, on Wednesday, the meeting of Hussein, Presbyterial' held in Clinton Presby'- -terian church. An octogenarian of the village in -the person of Alfred Asquith guietly celebrated his 82nd birthday on Wed- nesday. His 'many friends wish him ;many more birthdays. The Women's Institute will meet in -.the Foresters Hall next Tuesday, January 21st. The topie will be tak- • en by Mrs. John Cowan. =There will be an apron . parade+ Roll call, "If I • could have just -one metre Naber :say - :Mg device it mvaould .be," Hostesses • Mre. E.-Philijps., Mrs. Allen, Miss Mae Ferguson. Friend's of Stewart Ferguson will pieased.to learn that he has been promoted -from junior clerk to teller • in the Royal Bank at Tottenharn. He joined the staff in June. The W.M.S. of Knox Presbyterian church met Thursday, at the home of Mrs, W. T. Robinson. Mrs, Sohn Houston presided. Mrs, James' Woods .-led in prayer. Mrs. Edgar Lawson gave a report of the Presbyterial streeting. Readings were glued b5► Mrs. George Dawson and Norma Daer. The New Year's topic was given by Mrs, Lawson. Mrs. Wesley Bradnock sang a solo and Mrs, P. .Ross gave a paper. Seventeen mem- bers respotcled to the roll call. The meeting was closed with prayer after which lunch was served by Mrs. Robison, Mrs, Dawson and Mrs, Rob- ert Scott. The Baptist Ladies' Aid met Thurs. in the Church with Mrs. 0, A. How- son in charge. The devotional per- iod was taken by Mrs. John Raithby and Mrs, James Raithby.. Mrs. Earl Raithby sang -a solo. Mrs. Annie *Weeper gave the topic and Mrs. Stan- ley Johnstone and Mrs. Earl Raithby sang a duet, New Year's readings were given by Mrs. Frank Raithby, Mrs. le. J. Phillips, Mrs.L. Irwin and Mrs. Earl Raithby. A. musical num- ber was given by Mrs, John McKnight, Mrs. R. 3, Phillips and Mrs. Howson; The secretary of the Red Gross has received the following letter from the vice-chairman of the Ontario Divis-1 Ion: "On behalf of both Mrs. C. D. Rowe, Chairman of the Ontario Work Committee and myself, may I express our sincere thanks for the splendid • eo-operation you have given to all the requests which have been sent from this office, The cheerful acceptance and consid- eration shown by your 'branch has certainly iightensd our task and we want you to know that we appreciate this."' signed Mrs. 3. C. Fraser, Vice Chairman Ont. Division, - A large crowd attended the dance • sponsored in . aid of the British War Victims Fund. Music was provided by Arthurs Orchestra of Wingham The balloon Glance was won by Charles', •Beadle of Port Albert. Elimination{ dance prizes were won by Rhea Shaw, Blyth, and Jake Cornish, Clinton, The epot dance was won by Mrs. Wesley Bradnock and Robt. Armstrong, Auburn.. Miss Beryle 'Wiie n, a bride elect -of the near future, was entertained to a dinner party at Wong's Cafe, Goderich, on Tuesday evening by a number of- the young ladies of the village_, Followng the dinner they attended the local Theatre. A second nonntnation meeting was' 'held in the Library Thursday night, for the purpose of nom]nating men for the office of villag+e .. trustees. "Those nominated were Edgar Law- son, James Medd, Earl Raithby, Jam- es Roberton and Harry Wagner. 'Those who qualified for the office were Mr. Lawson, Mr. Medd and Mi. Wagner, -thus making up the 1941 :trustee board, LONDESBORO The Red Cross meeting was held on Tuesday afternoon, Jan, 7th, with the President Mrs. T. R. Fairservice , prresiding and Mrs. Geo. Cowan the new eseretary read the minutes, after • the opening exercises business was discussed. The New Quota of sewing of dressing gowns and boys shit•ts were distributed also yarn for' socks, etc, Some sewing which was not tak- en may be had from Mrs. Robt, You agblutt and wool for knitting may he secured • from Mrs. Robt. Townsend, Anyone having old licence plates please leave at etle. L. Balls or at G. Radford's' garage the men are ask - • ed to pack them for shipipng. Another' bale of goods were' pack- ed and sent to headquarters, Toronto, last week consisting of 10 quilts, 69 pr, soaks, 1 pr, gloves, 1 girls dress, those were from Burns, Kinburn and Londesboro workers. The Institute meeting followed im- mediately after the Red drove and opened by staging the opening Ode followed by the Lords prayer in undo.. on , Mrs, R. "Fairservice presiding. 'and welcomed all present and wished all A Happy and Prosperous New Year. A discussion about giving school children in the Community "War Saving Stamp," parents to give their consent to their willingness in helping the children fill their card. Buying those stamps will help wit the war, and defeat Hitierism. Age limit of •child 16 yrs. comm. to consult parents, etc. Social activities for raising funds for our Institution was also discussed and it was moved we have social evening Feb. 14th, Val- entine Day. A Birthday 3 layer cake to be made for the occasion, and and sold piece by piece the two top layers to be sold to the highest bid- der. A cone was appointed to arrange programa for social evening, Mrs Men- zies, Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. R. Fair - service, `Mrs: B. Brundson; Menu come Mee. V, Roy, Mrs G. Cowan, Mrs, G. McVittie, Mrs. R. Townsend. A rug made and donated by one of the oldest Institute members, to help raise funds for war work, tickets to be sold by members, Tickets for rug drawn night of social. This conclud- ed busines past Mr. Whyte of Sea - forth spoke on the British Empire Training Plan including Sky Harbour Ooderieh and Pt. Albert schools, He also spoke on what .the Agricultural farmer was facing. Many questions were asked and answered by Mr. Whyte, this address was very inta- esting throughout, Mrs. Menzies contributed a solo. The National Anthem was sung., lunch was served by the cone in charge, 42 present. Mr. Frank Tamblyn retained from Toronto on Saturday, having un- dergone an operation in the Lock- wood Clinic, 3 weeks ago. Although rather weak he is on a fair way to recovery. Three young -men, Edwin Fother- gill, - Nelson Radford and Lloyd Steward Left for a months military training at Chatham onFridaye Mr. Mat Armstrong is very i11 and is in the hospital at Seaforth, The January meeting 01 the W.M.S. was held in the church school room on Thursday last with e, fair attend- ance. In the absence of the president, Mrs. 9'. Tainblyn conducted the meet- ing. A Hymn was sung followed by the daily prayer. Mrs, TambIyn spoke briefly on the opening of the New Year. See, read the minutes and 1 card of thanks. The scripture lesson was read by Mr. E. Wood with the singing of a verso of Hymn 182 titernately. Group No. 5 had charge of the program. The study book was taken by Mrs. W. Hoggart, A story by Mrs. L. McNeil "Resolutions for the New Year:' The roll call was answered by the paying of fees. The word for next roll call is "Kind." The installation of officers was concluded by the pastor, Rev. Menzies, Meeting closed with prayer by Rev, A. Menzies. The following are the list of offic- ers of the W.M.S. for the year 1941: IIon-Prresidents, Mrs. J, Tatnblyn, Mrs. J. Fingland, Mrs. M. Manning. President, Mrs. J. P. Manning. lst Viee, Miss L. Young. ' • 2nd Vice, Mrs, R. Caldwell, 3rd Vice, Vacant. Recording Sec., Mrs. E. Wood, As- sistant Miss F. Jamison. Corr. and Literature, Mrs. Geo. Moon. Treasurer, Mrs. C. Watson. Sec. of Christian Stewardship and Finance Mrs. F. Tamblyn Mission' Bands, Mrs. E Wood, Mrs P. Tamblyn,(acting), Baby Band, Mrs, R. Shaddick, Mrs, W. E. Manning. Supply See., Mrs. W. Brundson, Mrs. 3. Vineland. Com, Friendship See., Mrs. F. Shobbrook. Assoc. Helpers, Mrs. Riddell, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. W. Manning. Press See., Mrs, M. Manning. • Temperance, Mrs. Fangrad, Mrs. Webster. Miss, Manthl, Mrs. R. Townsend. Pianist, Mrs.,J, Armstrong. Flower Cone,, Mrs. W. Brundson Miss Kirk. Finance, Mrs. F, Tentbly's,Mrs. 0. Watson, Mrs, Webster, Mee, J. Shad- dick. Me. and Mrs. Frank Hall quietly celebrated their golden wedding at their home on Jan. Gth. Their friends wish them many more years of happy wedded life together. Both are hale and hearty and quite active. (The above is given in correction of last week's error.) Miss Alma Carter R.N. has return- ed to London,; where she has accepted a position in Victoria Hospital. BAYFIELD The annual meeting .of the Day - 'field Public Library Boarcl was held on Monday afternoon at the Library. The following eoffieers were elected for the coming year: Chairman, Rev, 13. Currie; Secretary -Treasures', Mrs.. Wm. F. Metcalf; Librarian, Miss Frances Fowles; Beard of Directors, Mies J, Stirling', Miss Lucy Woods, Mrs. Wm. Ferguson, Mrs. T. Bailey, Nies Robt. Scotebmer, Mrs, R. L. Bas- sett and Mr, Jim Robinson, Mr'. George Greenslade resigned as sec- tetaey treasuer after 26 years ser- vice on°•the board. He was given that position, honorary, for lift, cireuiat ou for years fiction 1708, non Fiction 428. , Mrs. Jim Ferguson returned Monne on -Sunday after having sgent the past three weeks with her son, 'Mi'. 3. Ferguson and Mrs, Ferguson in x orr- eon. Mrs. H. A, Scott returned to her home' in the viilege last 'week after having spent several weeks in Detroit. Mrs. J. J. Maolntosh and Mrs Bing- eman returned to Fort Erie on Sat- urday after spending the week with Mrs. J. 0. Goldthorpe. , Messrs, Jack Sturgeon, Kieth Gemeinhardt, Newton Sturgeon and Fred Telford lifted their nets on Set urday, which they set on New Years Day and had not been able to lift since owing to the ice, The annual meeting of the W.M.S. of St. Andew's United Church was held on Thursday last and the follow- ing officers were elected for the con- ing year: President Miss A. NI, Stir- ling; Vice -Fres., Mr -s, Fred Watson; Secretary, Mee. Robt. Scotchnier; Treasurer, Mrs. D. Dewar; Mission, ary Monthly, Miss J. Stirling; Tem- penenee, Mrs. Walter Wallis; Strang- ers, Mrs. McKenzie; Baby Band Mrs. Gellner; Mission Band, Misses Jean Dunn and Mary Snowden. The W. A. of St. Andrew United Church elected the fellowinrg officers the same day: President, Mrs. L. Matins; Vice -President, Miss Jean Dunn; Secretary, Miss J. Stirling; Treasurer, Mrs. C. Toms; Flower Committee, Mrs. D. Dewar, Mrs. C. Toms. , Mrs. Malcom Toms: was called to Toronto on Tuesday owing to the ser- ious illness of her niece stirs. Wade. err, Gordon Heard left last week for Hamilton where he has secured a position with the Otis•-Fenson Elev- ator Co, Pte. Walter Johnston of the R.0,1. is hone from Camp, Borden on sick leave. The annual meeting of the Guild of Trinity Church was held at the home of Mrs. E. A. Featherston on Tuesday evening, The secretary and treasurer's reports were react and adopted. They showed an active and successful' year with the finances in good condition. In the absence' of the Rector, Mrs. R. ,I, Larsen presid- ed for the election of •officers which resulted in the following being return- ed to offioe for this year: President, Mrs, Eric York; Vice President, Mrs.. Wm. Parker; Secretary, Mrs, Sam McEwen; Treasurer, Miss Lucy Woods; Flower Committee, Mrs. E. A, Featherston and Mrs. H. R. McNay; Visiting Committee, Mrs. George King and Mrs. F. W. Baker. The President closed the meeting after which dainty refreslnndnts were serv- ed eryed by the hostess, GRAVEL ROAD The people of the Gravel Road pre- sented Mr, rand Mrs. 'William Blacker with a beautiful occasional chair when they met at the grooms hone one evening last week. The evening was :spent in playing progeseive, eu- chre. The address was read by Willis VanEgmold and the presentation made by Edward Farquhar. Dear Bill and Mrs. Blacker: We are assembled here this even- ing to wish you the hest there is along the road which lies before you. We thought for a long time that Bill was going to travel the way in single hareem and we are glad that he has taken a very charming partner to share his joys and troubles along the road. We are pleased to welcome you, Mrs. Blacker, into the neighborhood and hope you will be very happy in your new environment, To -express our sentiments in a more material form we wish you to accept this chair as a token of our wishes and goodwill. May the years which are to conte bring you manifold health and pros- erity. Your friends and neighbours CONSTANCE About 150 friends and neighbors gathered in the Foresters Hall on Thursday evening, of last week to cel- ebrate the marriage at Mr. anti Mrs, Fred Riley who 'were •married necent- ly, after lunch the bridal couple were called to the platform where an ad- dress was read by Mr. Walter Scott and the young eouple were present- ed with a handsome china cabinet and a complete set of enamel wane and other articles. Fred replied on behalf of himself and Cora and all joined in singing "For They Axe: Jolly Good Fellows." Daneing wasthen con- tinued until the small hours of the morning. We are very sorry to eeport, Mr. Mat. Armstrong is in .Scott Memor- ial Hospital very ill. We,hape for a speedy recovery. ' Mr. Harvey Taylor is 'wearing a broad .smile these days, his Wife pre- sented him with a baby boy. PAGE 5 ;i4s, fr.44 �ayi2w 'nu1.013.: s UZIANZAII",,ddhl>x CUT FLOWERS FLORAL DESIGNS For Every Occasion C. V. Cooke FLORIST Phones: 06w and 86j Export Eggs .Commencing this week Britain .is looking to Canada for a large supply of Fresh Eggs. Better prices are ex- pected than last winter months., We are in a position to handle and grade your eggs promptly by experienced candler. • There is a good market now for Geede and Duck Feathers. Poultry prices are improving. Ours is a good' market for -Fowl and Fat Chickens. N. W. TREWARTHA Day Phone 214. Night Phone 328. Batkin's Locker Storage Beef by the quarter, halves of pork,. sausage making and custom ]tilling. Fish of all kinds, also Fruit We buy Hides and Rabbits Andy Teeter the lighthouse keeper Killed a pig and coudn't keep her, He put her in a Locker eel, And there he kept her very weiI. "Frozen Foods are Better Foods" Hockey Intermediate B. 0. H. A. Semi -Finalists Last Season , WATERLOO • vs. SEAFORTH Finalists Last Season PALACE RINK Se * forth Tuesday January 21 -- at_ 8.15 p.m. SEE THIS ,ONE FOLKS IT SHOULD 1317 A KNOCKOUT Adults 25e: Clhild •er& 15e BIRTHS •TAYLOR—In Clinton Public Hospit- al on Friday, January 10th, to Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Taylor of Hullett, a sou, (Laurence Harvey.) DEATHS MILLER•—In Tuckersmith on Sun- day, January 5th, Jacob Miller, in his 68111, year, CARD OF THANKS Mr. Fred Hopkins wishes to thank all those who assisted him; Rev. Her- bert of Dresden, who cause up to as- sist Rev. Wilding at the funeral, also- the lsothe choir and pallbearers, during the recent loss of his wife. God gave me, Annie, And I was blessed With just the finest and the best. He gave me Amio A gift diVinre, ' That dearest precious wife of mine. Fred Hopkins Shorthorn Breeders Meet A meeting of the executive of the Perth -Huron Shorthorn Breeders Club was -held in the hotel at Dublin when important smatters' for 1941 act- ivities were discussed. Russel Dors ranee of Seaforth, pnesiclent of the club was in charge of the meeting and the attendance included J. G. Shearer, Clinton, secretary; Lincoln White, St Marys; William Waldie, Stratford; Ralph White, Stratford, Pertli Ag- ricultural representative; N. E. Whit- ney, Brunner; John L. McEwen Blue - vale; Ray Pepper, Seaforth; R. D. Ilunlar, Exeter; Howard Armstrong, Kinburn; R. M. Peck, Zurich; William Oestricher, Crediton. Tete question of bolding a Spring sale of Shorthorn cattle at Wingham about rnicl-April was up for cons:Mee ation and the secretary was instructed to contact the heeeders in the two counties to 'ascertain what annuals they have for sale. The minimum number allotted to the sale is 40 eq- ually divided es to male' and female. If the sale i5 held all animals offered must be officially Xtested and proven free from T.B. and must also pass inspection forconformation and type by a competent cornnnitte. A sales committee was appointed comprising Rimed Dorrance, chairman; J. C. Shearer, •secretary; Howard' Arm- strong and Benjamin Theile It was ahso'decided to hold the annual meet- ing in Stratford about the middle of February (the exact date not decid- ed.) The guest speakers will 'be H. R. White secretary of "Canadian Shorthorn Association 'and George Day, secretary of Ontario Associat BOXY, THEATRE CLINTON NOW PLAYING: "Invisible Strip- es" and "Granny Get Your Gun" MON., TUES. & WED. Claude Rains, Jeffrey Lynn, Prig - cilia, Rosemary and Lolu Lane and Gale Page "FOUR WIVES" The "Four Daughters" become four wives and this story depicts the family matters that concern each, • Thurs., Fri., Sat. --Double Feature uieorg•e Brent, Virginia Bruce, Brenda iStarsnall • aria lemma isarthelmess: , Ile convicted an innocent man and sent hiin to the chair. THE MAN WHO TALK-, ED TOO MUCH Added Attraction --Ronald Reagan and Lya Lys in `Murder hi the Air' CAPITAL THEATRE GODERICII NOW: Gene Raymond and Wendy Barrie m: 1,10Jbe (AJUN'rItr ROMAN U.O. MON., TUES. ec WED. Lucille 'Ball—Maureen O'Hara— Rale h 'Hara-Ralph Bellamy Stage: comedy romance with Tlieatrrical ambition' as a theme "DANCE GIRL DANCE" THURS., FRI. & SAT. John Garfield—Frances Farmer and Pat O'Brien A thrilling melodramatic story of the search for oil. . "FLOWING GOLD(' ' Coming: "The Thief of Bagdad" M,Mat.: Wed., Sat. & Holidays 3 p.m. Nat.: Sat. and Holidays at 3 p.m. Mat.: Sat. and Holidays at 3 p,m. ,REGENT THEATRE SEAFORTH NOW PLAYING: Richard Dix In "MEN AGAINST THE SKY" MON., TUES. & WED. Victor Mature—Carole Lames -- min Unaney Jr. An ,amazing portrayal of romantic adventure in prehistoric days. "ONE 1VIILLION B.C. THURS., FRI. & SAT. Jon Hall — Frances Farmer and Victor MoLaglen Thrilling conflict between native pearldiverrs and the exploiting white man. SOUTH OF PAGO PAGOI Coming: "TURNABOUT" Saturday Specials CREAM PUFFS, CREAM ROLLS SUNSHINE DONUTS FRESH FROZEN STRAWBERRIES i/ " RASPBERRIES " PEAS & CARROTS " CORN " PEAS BARHLdFF S Bakers and Confectioners THE MAKERS OF BETTER BREAD. PHONE 1 Shoe Repair Shop operated by Andrew Huszti ALL KINDS OF SHOE REPAIRING In building formerly occupied by "Nick's Shoe Repair" ion, the meeting to convene at 10 a.m. and to adjourn for luncheon at noon. A special afternoon program for ladies will be arranged for at the Kroehler furniture factory, Stratford. A resolution was adopted an notion by W. Oestrieher and H, Armstrong, "To enable the Perth -Huron Short- horn Qlnb .to 'be more influential in perfecting and increasing the Short- horn breed in these two counties through Calf Club Field days, radio broadcasts, be it resolved that we re- quest of the Ontario Shorthorn club a grant based on membership, that is for a membership of, say 50, at $1 each, the O.S.C. to grant alt equal amount. Men Wanted Men between 10 and 55. Good News! Good Money! A 910,000,000 Company in business for 78 years has a few Local openings for Men like you, enjoying good health, who are seeking steady occupation and find their age a handicap, Don't fail to apply. This is your opportunity. Credit furnished parties who qualify. Write Mr, Gardener, 2177 Masson St., Montreal, Quebec, Dept 0-0-16 23-4 Tenders Wanted Foe 12 cords of green, hard maple body wood, 14 inches long, to be delty- eyed at School No 4, Teckersniith, by April lst. Tenders to be in by Jan. 28121. Herman Crich, Secretary 11, R. No, 5 Clinton 28-2 CARD -OF THANKS I wish to express my sincere thanks for the beautiful flowers, delicious fruits, ete. and foe the many little acts of kindness shown. me in my re- cent 11111'ese Mrs, Samuel Glidden. Wanted Good Smart Gee for Grocery Store. Thompsonn's Grocery. 23-1 House For Rent Frame house for rent on Princess street; seven rooms, rnddern con- veniences. Possession Feb. lst, Ap- ply to Mrs. Geo. A. Bayley, R. R. No, 4 Clinton, or phone 21-800. .23-2 For Sale 1.re-built Beatty copper tub wash- er. Weekly payments of (90c) nine- ty cents. One reconditioned -ante-' manic washer (93) Three Dollars mon- thly. Apply to Hawkins' Hardware Store, Clinton. ,23-1 Tenders for Wood 8 cord hard body wood, half maple and half beech. 12 inches 'long. De- livered' to 'S. S. S. No. 2 Hullett by April lst. Tenders close January 28th. Apply to Thos. Flynn, R. R. No. 1 Clinton. 23-2 Raw Furs Wanted Highest market price paid, don't be misled by wildcat prices; sell where you get more dollars than cents; Jack rabbits also bought for meat. Nor- man East 11•. R. No. 1 Clinton, 23-4 For Sade. 15 thorough -bred Sussex Cockerels. Apply to Harty. Little, Bayfield, Ont. see • nee i, i • 23-1 CANDY CREAMS,' BROWN — JELLIES SATINS, and CLEAR CANDY. SPECIAL at 15e LB. — CHELSEA BUNS FRUIT and NUT LOAF PLAIN ROLLS CREAM CARES EVERY KIND OF COOKIE and SLICED BREAD Wendorf's Bakery - Home-made Candy and Lunch PHONE 68 BINGO Saturday night at 8 P.M. in LEGION HALL • under auspices of Clinton Branch Canadian Legion FOWL AND OTHER. PRIZES COME AND ENJOY THE EVENING. Its a Date with GEORGIE WEEI{ES at KIPPEN rrid y5 Jan. I For a big nights fun of -"GIVE-A-WAY" Something new ..Admission: Gents 50c, Ladies 35c.. C. Watson, Manager. The Next Meeting of the HURON COUNTY COUNCIL will be held in the Council Chamber, Court douse, Goderich, commencing Tuesday, Jan. 21st at 2 p.m. All accounts, notices of deputations and other business requiring the at- tention of Council should be in the hands of the County Clerk not later than Saturday, Jan. 18th. N. W. MILLER, County Clerk, Goderich, Ontario. 22 2 Wanted Man for Rawleigh Route, Perman- ent if you are a hustler. For part- iculars write Rawleigh's Dept, ML, 169-103-A, Montreal, Canada, For Sale 100 Rocic Pullets, also a few Suf- folk ewes. Apply to Francis Powell It. R. No, 3, Clinton 23-1 House for Sale or Rent Desirable ]rouse for Sale newly dec- orated in nice r+esidental section, will sell 01' rent, immediate possession. Apply to News -Record, For Sale 1 cook stove, Quebec style, 2 cup- boards, 1 fives,piece bed -room suite, 2 tables and 1 Vietrola with records. Apply to W, A. McAllister, King St. 22-2 Man Wanted Good nearby Rawleigh Route now open. If willing to conduct Horne Service business while earning good living, write immediately. Rawleigh's, Dept. ML -169-45-A, Montreal, Can. Work Wanted Young married woman with three- year-old daughter wishes housework by the day, week or month, real good eook. Apply to Box 39, Clinton, Ont. 22-1 Tenders for Wood Twelve cords .chord body wood, Maple and Beech, 16 inches long to be delivered by April 1st. Tenders to close Jan. 21st. Glarenee Ball, sec, -areas., -Union School Section, No. 12, Hullett and Goderich, 22-2 Tenders for Wood 15 cords of hard body Maple wood, 10 in' long, to be delivered to the school, U.S.S. No. 2 Hullett by March let. Tenders close Jan. 20th. 'Apply to Frank Tyndall, Clinton, R.R. 4. BURGESS' STUDIO CLINTON Photographs of Distinction by IRENE BURGESS Phone 115. Developing and Printing (Open Every Day) NOTE CHANGE IN TIME IN BUS TIME TABLE Effective June 29th STRATFORD-GODERICH LINE SUMMER TIME TABLE Leave Clinton for Stratford— Daily 8.10 A.M. and 4.50 P.M. Leave Clinton for Goderich— Daily except Sundays & Holidays; L35 P.M. and 8.00 P.M. Sundays & Holidays: 1.35 P.M. & 9.40 P.M. Connection at Stratford for Toronto, Hamilton, Buffalo, London, Detroit, Tavistock and Woodstock, BARTLIFF'S, Local Agents, Phone 1 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 Bali & Zapfe 59 tf • P0 18 TRANSFORMER •0111E5 HUM•FREF RECEPTION ROGERS 15/54AX TUBES TESTED FREE TUBES & BATTERIES IN STOCK. A. W. Groves, Princess St., PRINCESS ST. CLINTON DANCE Town Hall, Clinton Tuesday, January 2101 Willis Tipping and his orchestra. For Salo Seven good grade milk goats, due• to freshen in May. Apply to Chas. Lovett, Clinton. 22-2 Lost A collie female dog, white neck and breast. Naive "Tippy." Finder notify Mackenzie House. Reward. 22-1 Tenders for Wood 16 cords hard body wood, Maple and Beech, 12" long, to be delivered by March 1st. Tenders to close by Tan, 20th. J. A. Torrance, sec.-treas. S.S. No. 5 Goderich Township, R.R. 2, Bayfield. 21-2 Brick House for Rent Brick house of Princess street, all "modern co venienees. Apply to Mr, E. Ward, Huron Street. 091f. Wanted Olcl 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. 45tf e -o -w For Sale or. Rent Two-storey frame cottage, situat- ed at the corner of Dunlop and Isaao streets. Apply Mrs. McKinley. Clin- ton. 89 tf TENDERS WANTED SEALED TENDERS addressed to the undersigned will be received at the office of the County Clerk until 5 o'clock P.M. Wednesday, January 15th, 1941, for the sale of a two- storey brick house on Cameron St., Goderich, Ont., formerly used as the Children's Shelter. Tenders will be received either for .the house or for the house and its furnishings. Tenders to be accompanied by a. marked cheque for 5% of the tender price. If the tender is accepted a further 35% to be paid within thirty days and the balance may be secured. by mortgage with interest at 4%, The highest or any tender not, Necessarily accepted. Persons desiring to look through this house may do so by applying at the County Clerk's Office, Court House, Goderich. N W. MILLER, County Clerk. ti R , L. -, _ w 20-