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'MONEY, no less than mets. and machines. is
vitally needed to win this war.
YOU can provide that money :. 'and save
for your own future ... by investing in WAR
SAVINGS CERTIFICATES regularly ... for'
the duration.
to to the branch of The Royal Bank Where you
'maintain your account.'Sign one of the special
War Savings ''`Pledge" forms which will enable
the bank to purchase War Savings Certificates for
you every month automatically..'
Once you have signed the form, the bank looks
:after everything for yon... buys the certificates,
pays for them out of your account ... arranges for
ahem to be delivered to you direct from Ottawa.
This is urgent. Do it to -day. Tts a sure way
to save... and a practical way to strike your
blow for freedom.
THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA
CLINTON BRANCH • - E. E.'PATERSON, Manager
THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
Bayfield again for myself.
I must say So long new and thanks
again.
Yours very 'truly;
• . Corporal;' 'Peter johns.
Mr, and M'i'x. Claude Robins and
small daughter Claudia, of Detroit
are visiting Mrs. W. J. McLeod for
a few clays this week,
Aircraftsman, Malcom McLeod o£
• Dunnville and 0. S. Bob McLeod of
;•.' London spent he weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Louis McLeod. ' ,
WEDDINGS
IiAYTER—I;OBINSON
A. charming wedding took place at
the home of Mr..andt Mrs,Richard
Robinson, Stanley Township, peas;
Hensall, when their only daughter
Ethel Norene, became the bride of
Mr. Eimer J. Hayter, eldest son of
Mr. and Mrs. William Hayter,
Stanley Township. Rev, J. R. Peters.
officiated anti Miss Grace Andrew of
Carlyle, Sask., played the wedding
music. • Given rn marriage by her
father, the bride looked lovely in a
graceful Heerleingth gown of white
taffeta and sky blue net trimmed
with orange blossom's, Her long ap-
pliqued net veil was • caught with her
mother's bridal .wreath of orange
blossoms' and she .carried a bouquet
of shell pink 'carnations and fern.
The bride was attended by Miss Alma
Forsyth, Reg. N., of Toronto, wear-
ing a floor -length gown of pink net
over satin and carrying white carnat-
ions. Mr. Harvey Hayter . was his
brother's groomsman. Later a wed-
ding dinner was servedto fifty
guests. For the wedding trip the
bride donned ,a gown of• rose crepe
with white lace trim and smart coat
of acadia blue. They will reside on
the bridegroom's farm near Varna..
BIRTHS _ I
AUBURN BAYFIELD
Mrs.,,Ray O'Neil of Parkhill spent The • death oecurecl in Clinton Com-
-Ate
om- $beweekend with her parents Mr. munity Hospital on Thursday, Mar.
13 of Sarah Ann McEwen, daughter
of the late Joseph McEWen and illness
Eli-
zabeth zabetit McCullough, after an r
of three and a half week resulting
from a fall who; site sustained a
fractured hip The 'late Miss McEwen'
or Jany as she was 'familiarly kno-
wn, was born in Liverpool, England,
on June 26, 1866, and was brought
Mr. W. H. Sheppard manager of to this country as a baby, •The fam
the Bank of Connnerce he>:•e and at ily first settled in Montreal, moving
Dungannon incl Robb. Prest teller later to Goclericltc whore her girlhood
were forced to remain in Dungannon was spent, came to reside M Bay
• overnight on Monday due to the field fifty, years ago. Surviving are
blocked condition of the road. three brothers, Joseph, Samuel and
The monthly meeting of the Winn- Frederick of the village and a sister,
ens Institute which was to have been Elizabeth (Mrs. Chas. Knuckey) of
held en Tuesday was cancelled ow- Toronto. The funeral • service was
ing to the storm, held on Sunday afternoon from her
\V'M.S. late resilience and interment matte MBayfield• Cemetery. The service was
The W.M.S. of. Knox Presbyterian. in charge of Rev. J. Graham. The
church met at the home of !itis, Wes- pallbearer were: Messrs. Donald and
ley Bradnock on Tuesday. Mrs. pallbearers were: Messrs. Donald Anil
Bradnock had charge of the opening Russel Davison and Lindsay Smith,
exercises. Mrs. J. J. Wilson led' in Mrs, Clayton Guest of Toronto is ecl during her recent bereavement in
prayer. Mrs. James Weeds gave a visiting her sister, Mrs. M. Toms. the loss of a brother, For Sale
reading. The topic "Mission•ary , Mr, and Mrs, E, A, Westlake left Two-story frame house on Jame
Work" was given by Miss Isobel on Wednesday of last week to visit • CARD OF THANKS street with town lights and wane
Scott, Miss Betty Craig favored with relatives in St, Thomas. . We wish to express our appi'iee-
a solo The Bible Study was taken Mrs Ernest • Iletin of Farmington; 'ration for many acts of ]cinclness, ex- Apply at the News -Record office.
30-
RMrs. john Cowan, Mrs. Pied ' Mich., is vis"" her parents, Mr. preslsions of sympathy, loaning, of
Ross gave a teaditig The 'April
- and Mrs. A. J. Ferguson.
Gunner William. Thentpson of
Camp Borden is spending fourteen
days leave with his wife and parents
Mr. and Mss. W. J. Thomson,
Owing to the severe storm on Mon-
day the two carload of scholars at
tending Goderich Collegiate were for-
• • ced to remain in'town overnight
PAGE 5°
CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL DESIGNS
For Every Occasion
C. V. Coke
FLORIST
Phones:, 66w and 661
REGISTERS ATIGN EGG -GRADING
During the past few weeks we have
re -constructed our premises to com-
ply with the new Egg -Grading Reg-
ulations,. We now have controlled
temperature in both our 'Candling
and• Egg Rooms; and the Government
Egg Inspector recommended to the
Department of Agriculture, Ottawa,
a Certificate of 'Regulatin which we
have recently received and our Reg-
istered Number is 0-140.
N. W. TREWARTHA
Day Photie 214. Night Phune 328.
Batkines Locker Storage
Wishes to purchase a few head of
good grasscattle. We also have room
to take in a number of cattle to pas-
ture.
Inquire about our prices on quart-
ers of Beef. Custom killing and sau-
sage making, Buy Hides.
The home of fresh fish
There's no tastier dish
The. home of fresh fruit
The always suit
The home of fresh meat
It 'sure is a treat.
"Frozen Foods are Better Foods."
MURCH In Clinton Public Hospital
on Sunsiay, March 16, 'to Mrs. and
Mrs. \\'illiam Murch of Clinton, a
-daughter. •-
SAULT—In Chatham General Hosp-
ital, ori Thurs. Marek 13th,
and Mrs. W. H. Sault, (nee Joseph-
ine Carter), a daughter.
IN MEMORIAM
COLCLOUGH-In loving memory of
a dear father, Robert Colelough,
who passed away- one year ago,
March 16, •1940.
it's just one 'year •since that sad clay,
When "our dear dad was. called away;
God took him home to a better place,
But now we miss his loving face.
—Ever remembered by sons and
daughters.
CA13D OF THANKS
Miss Helena Pope wishes to ex-
press her heartfelt thanks to her
many friends for their acts of kind two choice young bronze gobblms.
;nes, expressions of sympathy and Phone or Write, E. C. Lawson, R;R.
beautiful spiritual bouquets extend- No. 2, Clinton phone 001-23. 33-2
DANCE
Sponsored by Junior Farmers.
TOWN HALL, CLINTON
Tues
on
March 25
Music by
ROY McKENZIE'S ORCHESTRA
ADMISSION: 25c &' 35c
FOR SALE
BOXY `THEATRE
CLINTON
NOW PLAYING: "Hot Steel" and
"Cowboys Froin Texas"
Mon., Tues., Wed. Double Feature
A. Finn and a Russian become
great friends at the Olympic Gam-
es. They mesa as foes on the bat-
tlefield,
"SKI PATROL" -
Philip Dorn and Luli Deste'
Also—Leon Errdl and Dennis 0'-
Iieefe in "POP ALWAYS PAYS"
THURS.,, FRI. & SAT.
,Broderick Crawford and Johnny
Downs, '
A gangster kidnaps a. composer to
get his lyrics and then boosts his
song to the top,
"I • CAN'T GIVE YOU ANY-
THING BUT LOVE"
Coming: Don Ameche in `DOWN
ARGENTINE WAY"
Mats.: Sat. and Holidays at 3 p.m.
CAPITAL THEATRE
GOPERICH
NOW: "The' Mark of Zorro" with'
Tyrone Power.
Mon., Tues.; Wed Two Features
Kay Francis, Jack Oakie and
George Bancroft
present a stirring story by Louise
May' Alcott
• "LITTLE MEN"
`Ronald Reagan and Lya Lys
offer. a tale of spies and the G -
Men
"Murder in the Air"
REGENT THEATRE
SEAPORT"'
NOW: "Man from Montreal" and
"Pioneers of the West"
MON., TUES. & WED.
Anna Neagle, Roland Young and
Helen Broderick
A grand musical -comedy founded
on hilarious marital entangle-
ments,
"NO, NO, NANETTE"
THURS.; FRI. & SAT.
THURS., FRI. & SAT.
PAUL MUM and VIRGINIA FIELD
heading a superlative cast in an epic picturization of the hard-
ships and the courage of Canada's pioneers
"HUDSONS BAY"
Corning: Shirley Temple in `Young Coming: "I Can't Give You Any -
People' thing but Love Baby."
• .SPECIAL ICAKES
SAT
Delicious
HOT -- - BUNS
Fruity & Spiced 'Right
CREAM PUFFS AND
Oita:AAVb 1KULLS
LEMON AND PUMPKIN PIES
Silverwoods Butterscotch or 4.
Chocolate Pies
They are Swell
Jamosway Electric Ltcubator, 300
egg capacity, complete with automa-
tic egg -turning defice and thermon-
eters. Used far 4 hatchings only of
turkey eggs. Mechanically O.K.
Cost $71.0D for 'sale at $35,00; also
s
1.r.
r g' ears, and beautiful floral tributes
meeting will be the Easter Thank- and Mrs. Davtcl Dewar. Partners in Draying
n the shun -I Mr, Harold Scotehmer of Toronto extended by friends and relatives Arthur Partners
i -- lay Laycox
offering and will be held i
ch. Lunch was served by the hostess- ,spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs• during the recent death of our beloved Team and one horse work of
Roberti Scotcbmer' mother,—Mr. and Mrs. Thos Lee,
es, Mrs. HarveyMi McGee, .Mist Jos- I Mrs. -Lloyd Makins and Mrs. Per- kinds. No jobs are too big or 33 -to
epheneOttoWeir, Miss Isobel Sooty. 1 Wanted small for us.
One of Auburn's grand olcl ladies cy Weston returned home on Satur-
dav after• Navin spent the :Past flour � Experienced gin'] for general Farm For Sale Or Rent
Not Baked at Heine But
"HO'MEMADE"
FRUIT BREAD* —CRUSTY ROLLS
BARTL1FF'S
PBONI 1 WE DELIVER
DANCE
• with •
CLAYTON STEEPER
and his orchestra.
at ...,
KIPPEN
Friday, Mar.21
ADMISSION 33e.
C. Watson, Manager.
HONEY DIPPED DO -NUTS
HOT -}� BUNS
'Por Sale or Rent
Good home on High street for sale
or rent. Apply to Mrs. Harvey
Cooper, Clinton, Ontario. 30-.
Auction Sale
Mr. E. Ward bas •instructed Mr.
Gordon Grant, -to sell by Public
Auction, at Varna, on Thursday,
March 27th, at 1 o'clock, the house-
hold effects of Elizabeth Ward. 31 -
Homemade Candy and Ice Cream
Wendorf's
'BAKERY PHCANDY — ONE 68 LUNCH
'BABY CHICKS
S.C. White Leghorns and
Barred Rocks Custom
Hatching.
YOUNG LEGHORN HENS
DRESSED 15c a lb.
E. L, MITTELL
Phone 213 • Clinton
For Sale
House and lot with garage on Rat-
tenbury street, town lights & water;
also house and tiro lots on Huron
street, 9 rooms, lights and water, also
stable and henhouse. Apply to Miss
Bertha Cantelon, Huron street, Clin-
ton. .. 27tf
For Sale
100 acre well watered pasture farm,
three utiles cast . of Clinton, No. 8
Highway. Apply to Mrs. Charles
Attention Farmers Glew, 287 King Street, London, Ont.
We have soma specials in engine ario or Frank Glow, R.R. No.4, Clio -
drive washers for this month only, ton, Ontario.
Apply at Hawltin's Hardware. 31-2--a—For Sale
For Salo One hundred acres, Lot 7 con,7
RAM Beatty Copper -tub washer: Hallen township, 11 mile from school
$4.00 a month, store, church and county toad, brick
cottage \with frame kitchen with far-
naee, well at door. Barn 76X48, hay
shed 30X60. driveshed 24X40, artes-
ian well, silo 14X30., 12 acres of bush,.
- For Sale Grimm Evaperator and pails 14X
Frame residence on Princess street -in 20 Evaporator shed. priced to sell.
good condition, with modern convert- Apply to William Britton R•R. No. 1
Clinton Phone 841r6. 31-2
Farm for Sale or Rent
100 acres, hydro 'in house ani! barn,
10 acres fall wheat in, 30 acres
ploughed, good stables and house. 1
--$49.50, -terms,
Also several used washer's ranging
a rn price from $15.00 to $30:00. Apply
o . at Hawlcin s Hardware.
f.
in the person of Mrs. John Ferguson g
weeks in the Canadian West housework, Apply to ,Mrs. Ronald
S0 acres good pasture !duel spt.rr
• at her celebrated her Mollifiers of L.O,L No. 24 spent a MacDonald, after p.m.creek, lets o
at her home.on Sunday March 15th. �their — farm Barn, orchard. App!... to Ill!
86th
birthday we
ft• 5 31-1 f shade, Brick Hous
Many friencls called during the day pleasant social evening with Farm for Sale ;;;;
to offer congratulations. wives and friends at the Lodge One hunched acres •of choice lain!, J• Cox, Clinton, Huron 'St.
Quite a number from here attended Roo
BURGESS'' STUDIO
CLINTON
Photographs of eDistinctio>r
IRENE 9URGESS
Phone 115.
Developing and Printing
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 & Zapf
59 tf
Wine Ro
•POWSR TRANSFORMER
'GIVES NUM -FREE RECEPTION
ROGERS 15/54031
TUBES TESTED FREE •
TUBES & BATTERIES IN STOCK
A. W. Groves, Princess St.
PRINOESS ST. CLINTON
Wanted
We would like to purchase copse.
of the old Huron County Atla
(1870) and "In the Days of Th
Canada Company, by the Misses Liz
ars. If any of our readers have cop
les of these publications, that thea
would be willing to dispose of; pleas
get in touch with the News -Record
e, lenses and new furnace• Apply to
J. c teen a s, i
Apples for Sale
S no 'al- apples for sale, phone
en M. S ] h 1 Clinton. 30tf.
-1i 11
the funeral of Mr. G. C. Treleaven at
Dungannon on Friday.
Members and officers of -the Morn-
ing Star Lodge A.F. and A•M. attend-
Rooms on Tuesday evening. There ---
situated on No 8 highway between
uizz Pro ram and gopd okl-
ly
was a I� g SeaEarth and Clinton. The buildingsA quantity of feet! bat e,. 1P
fashioned spelling match and cards
Clinton Ontario. 33-'1
were also enjoyed.
Owing to the severity of the storm
ed a meeting of the Lucknow lodge whieh raged on Monday evening the
Thursday evening, 'conferring a cle- St, Patrick's Supper, which was to
gree, have been held in St, Andrews Un-
• A splendid crowd attended the Hot ited Church basement, had to- be can_
Supper, Bazaar and Sale of Home celled.
. made baking held in the basement of Word was received Win, Hig-
the Presbyterian church, Saturday gins on Saturday of. the death of itis
evening. The tables were in charge sister Elizabeth •(Mr's. Andrew Weit')' The Canadian Red Crass has nettle
of Mi's. Wm, Dobie ansi Norma Deer, which occurred at the home of her an excellent impression by the speed
Mrs. J. Cowan and Mrs. Brachtock, daughter in 'Detroit after an illness with which it -meets any appeal, par - _______—
Mrs,
' " —' Cooly aged 35 to 4_
r :Latvsbn several months. The , C•arm Stec AUC' CION SALE
:Mrs. Goo, Dawson and 'Mrs, extending over ticttlarl since last.Septembei, there and Irii)lements, for doctor's home in suburb of Toronto; the Estates of Lite above ducessec,
charge of . held in London on Mon y Of Partin Stock a c 1 are required to file the same with
while the Bazaar was infuneral was • d has been an urgent demand for cloth- Blair; at Lot 23, Concession fifteen minutes to City capable
must Weir. Tippet f the village Mr. John Bla ,
ante! Josephine W I J W d 1 1 plain toe] and capable of an- the undersigned. Solicitor' .for the
IVIrs, Pred Ross pb
c 4 R R. 2, God r rte• 20 00 per mmttll> sant Estates, Proceec 1 550 00telephone; $
consist of large bank barn, brick at Frank W. Andrews, phone 33w,
house, new double garage, hydro
through out well fenced never fail- SALE
ing water supply. Immediate porn• IO 1
res
Off
Clinton 622-24, Frecl McClymont,
Varna, 24tf• miles from town. 60 acres in grass
•
'Wanted and hay. Apply to Walter Mair, 30tf.
Small neem wanted for stowing ton.
small quanity of furniture, pp
POSTPONED AUCTION e -
t Apply NOTICE 'I'O CREDITORS
ClintonPost Of Farm Stock,. Etc. -Will be tele! on Clinton. 33^i- In the EstateTIC'I'O CRED Wigginton,
icon, Geo. C. Nott, to Bert Glidden, ice. 33.4 of Monday, March Reg..
Hats mile east late of the Town of Clinton iu
of Brucefiold. Reg.•'linights and John For .Sale the County of Huron, Married
Watson, Props. Harold Jackson, A quantity of good Timotlry hay Woman, Red (TOSS Notes Attcticneer, 33-1 and some good alfalfa hay; also
For Sale some little pigs. Apply to George
No. n, 33-1
tnan Deceased
And itt the Estate of 'Thomas 11. Wig -
gluten, late of the Town. of Clin-
ton in the 'County of Huron,
Esquire, Deceased. .
All persona having claims against
Colclouglt R.R. 1\o. 1, Clinton. One good .Piano for sale. Apply '
at the Nuts -Record. 30-1 \Vturted
n An„
day. MTS. o rte ' in' and. blankets for thonstuicis made et•ich Township, on )e good
+ on or before the Slat
ds UDSDAY m faintly, da
•.Field Seei'etaiy , blankets given in London alone num- T r Ijtirhain cow, 8 years old, to uniforms furnished, three n house- date the assets will be distributed a-
• Majox 1 . Watson,\\ One Chauffeur and t t •� ntario Division -.the ec er an in u•
•freshen .about • s ; es required. iron st• the parties entitled • .
amounted to nearly T • is a sister, -
homeless by air raids. Our Canadian ' o sw•ermg•
+� APRIL Stli, at 1.,,0 sharp , of March, A.D. 1941, after which
'EPIC D of Red b 40 000 d are use in shelters May1 t 1 Durham no washing' t' t tlecl thereto,
���'� �' of the O
Cross Society will speak at sin open all over the city, a tangible evidence cow, 10 years old, to `freshen about hard employed refers, ry, 26 .having regard only to thee• claims of
Mr, James Hill and SOIL' J511- ofh arch in ' of the art that the people of- Canada Address,
Mrs. Forbes, Godfrey,
tl meeting o£ the Hayfield Psi.P P P Nov 1st 1 Massey -Harris' binder, d l Albert Avenue, Mimieo Toronto 14,1 -which notice 'shalt have been. given.
Mr. and -Mrs. J. JL. Cornish.,,. I Ontario. M 111i Wm. 'D•twson o res i f 'L
. Stratford spent the wceteiic' with 1 N1 Harris cultivator ' - '
;the Town Hall,' Wednesday, March Have played in
the alleviation of suf- er v 33-1
DATED at Clinton, this ].0th clay
term
f D k 20th g 1 NIassev % of tun, Out
-
day
The following „cy H
d M R' h i Dawson and Miss f lady. �•
d sp.en un-' ,
Dawson.' he the Red d Poy, peter
(roan , for -Ito doing
their
part
declared "they were hay rake; 2 Bain wagons; 2 hay \\rages sax: per •month, board and.
Robt•
Dawso
see here Bayfield Poy; Peter Joli7is, who I doing tlncir part in Genie
•nd
ft. cut; asset' •
• •and the. maintenanee of morale _ Harris
cutting boa; 1 Mas piano• �
Mr. ant rs. n , o" on- March, A.D. 1941,
• is a letter received' among the bombed civilians ... _ anis disc'
14 plates; 1 McCo�ran- Wanted •
,,F• FiNGLAND, R.C., Chu
Maryr, is Aof the local Branch ' don. A London magazine referring t S � by the 'secretary of ash mower, 6 ft, cut; 1,NIcCornticlt LVIaict to care for elderly
,Mary Dawson of .Inwoo.
th • day with :Mr ante! 1Virs;
alio Solicitor for the said Estates.
Canada Carries On, be sure•a telegram col
vernmatat . ar rc ores oin 1' Imperial i tl Army: U'mpne• tions; 2 •Verity 21.tvalltutg plows, 1 'Immediate Answer by
the Go There is a feeling of good will andi
on •Tt Dear :Friends: titling' plow; '1 Portland cutter, with lest to W. H. Tippet; Billings, Mon -
drown in the M rch Church allow' me even though it friendliness •for the Can d•iah ' Red 1with 334
clay reverting, March' 21: They•'are Please . I pole; 1, top buggy; tans,
' and - shafts; is
1 • ver Cross everywhere, in England. Wet of sleighs' 1 stock
rating'- the racks; 1 wagon' box; harrows, ,4 sec- room included, at Hayfield, Ontario•
t b iR serving m the mpe, .
\V P g
really worbh seeing; You .shouldn't mortise a bit late to than. you• y I louder., 1 so
tnueh' for your most welcome parcel. had a great" deal of publicity . from box ,and rack; 1 set 2000-1b, scales;
miss ilrein,.
It seems such 'an age now since I the work that `was „undertaken' in 1 CClinton fanning mill; 1 scufflci; 1
Tine' Sluowei' duel Supper th a 'the I t I in ' • ten'. thoustutit . prrson'ers-of fork, car, iulleys.
ri Wafter- last beard of and I find i Ipack g sugar kettle; 1 hay f 1
Red Cross s limo e8 on F
w l rather" !tare! to visualize. I wonder ,,war par'cel's this year in Canada. We
and rope; 1 set wire stretchers; 1
noon and `ore wig was very success
'if itt would be possible fm•"you to tell received scores of clippings from .11 set" horse chippers; 1, set work har-
ftrl and those -who missed it were un -knew me over England- and Scotland, and, light double harness 1
the ,if any of the chaps I } g ness; 1 set g
fo adnate. laudatory for editorials, . A lines
1 over here as I would lik'e to get in number of lar c a Y
Mrs. A. Patersan and Mrs, A:I sing'1e harness; 1 'set doable,
touch' with them very much.'' good deal of notice was taken of the setearly new; extra collars, etc.; 1 post-
Lapf.spent' the w•eeltof in Tomato.. v vod-t presentation by the Oanadaan Recl T. Eaton "separator•,
7 iYl G 11 f St. Thomas Laurie my brother, is out in Rr i p tl B 't hole "auger; 1
• l d t his home here esxa with the R
the 1 'ft
e u o ri -
as. to to
Mr.. Y .A.F; • stow, I guess Cross of 120 ambulances spent
; o Wee sen a • i100 -1b. capacity; 1 churn, 1;
1 'there. isit Red. Cross, and of otter gifts sent � ` Ford
etir, acitY; 3gDaisys robe; 2. horse
Don't forget to bring in your junk it is pretty hot out Iag
We had some pretty tough luck .in not `only to the British Red Cross, but aboard ens; A` quantity of hay incl oats;
tow the Red moss, TTh tis' 220. last , .
+ ' ice and Bel •urn and passed over to otluer organizahions ` ]oohing, after chains; • whiffl¢ta•ces, shcvels and
week the:man- co. Watson Thais, el ' Pta $
Sec- the country , so quickly it seemed,' refug'gees aril evacuees,. The result other articles.: Everything to be
Major E. H. A. Wfield
I very much like a Cook's Tour, even 1 is that people in. -Great Britain know' sold as proprietor is giving up far»s-
retaity of the Red Cross will be here i what the people of ing. • • . we had some good times out a good deal of P , Terms cash.
L • Mar. 2i, . at 8 p.m, toladdress the thengand'
+and will .discussany ;there are aching to get another' Canada have,.dotte and are doing, this - .r T. GUNDRY Re ,SON, Local Society there is i fine; feeling, to Auctioneers.
problems, and answer questions: whack at theta,
ttaleeting will be celled at 8 d'dlodk. 1 Lets hope it's soon so• I can 'see country `�,
s. For Rent
Brick house 011 Princess street, all
Modern conveniences; also cottage on
Rattenbiuy street and once small
house on Victoria street. Apply to
E. Ward, Huron street. 30b
Wanted
Housemaid aged 35 to 40
for doctor's home in suburb of Tor-
o a t ; fifteen minutes to City Limits;
n p,
must lie able to do plain cooking and
be competent to answer telephone;
$20.00 per month; uniforms furnish-
ed; three in family; no washing;
chauffeur and cook employed; refer-
ences required; eAdd'ress, Mrs' Forbes
Godfrey,' 26 Albert Avenue; Mimico,
t 33-1
NOTICE 'tl',O CREDITORS
In the Estate of William John Shad -
dock, otherwise known as: William
John Shaddiclt, late of the Town-
.
ship of Stanley in the County
of Huron, Yeoman, Deceased.
All persons having claims against
the Estate of the above deceased are
required to file the same with the
undersigned Solicitor for the said
Estate, on or before the 22ru1 day of
March, A.D. 1947, after which date
the assets will be distributed amongst
the parties entitled thereto, having
'regard only to the claims of which
' notice shall have- been given.
DATED at. Clinton, this 3rd day, of
1Vlarch, A.D., 1941. -
i F FINGLAND, K.C., Clinton Ont.,
Solicitor for the said Estate.
1 ' '`30-3
33 2 Toronto 14, Ontario,
•
A healthy, hungry, fast-growing
chick eats only 2 pounds of Roe
Vitafood Chick Starter in its first
6 weeks! Why take any chances
with your 1941 chicks, when so
little of this complete, farts -proven
feed will ensure life and vigor? It's
madefresh daily—is always fresh
when you get it.
Give yuur.baby.chicks Roe Vita -
feed Chick - Starter, style- tested food
which means so much ^to their fast
growth, future health and egg -laying
ability. See your •Roe Feeds dealer
next time you're id town. Ask for the
free 120e• booklet on raising chicks
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CHiCK , STARTER
Sold by:
CHARLESWORTH
Clinton
HAROLD BOGIE
Auburn
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