HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1941-03-27, Page 5"THURS., MARCH 27, 1941.
THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
MONEY, no less than men and machines; is
vitally needed to win this war,
YO't.I' can provide that money... and ,save
:for your own future ..: by investing in WAR
-SAVINGS CERTIFICATES regularly , . for
the duration.
Go to the branch of The Royal Bank where you
'maintain your account. Sign one of the special
'War Savings"Pledge" forms which will enable
rthe bank to purchase War Savings Certificates for
'yew -every month automatically. •
Once•you have signed the form; the bank looks
after everything for you...buysthe certificates, ,
pays for them out of your account ... arranges for
them to be delivered to you direct from Ottawa.
This is urgent. Do it to -day. It's a sure way
to save ... an a practical way to , strikeyour
blow for freedom.
THE ROYAL -BANK OF CANADA
CLINTON BRANCH - - E. E. PATERSON, Manager
BIRTHS
STANBURY—•In Auburn on Friday,
March 21st, to Mr, and Mrs, Har-.
old Stanbury, of Auburn, a son.
SNAFtY—In'Gr+ace Hospital, 'Toronto,
on Friday, March 21st, to Mr. and
MTs. Fred Snnty of Toronto, form-
erly of Clinton, a son, (Albert
Frederick).
preyed upon by fears 'running from
James' pain in his. stomach to being
robbed by their young. housekeeper,
Betty (Mrs. Stuart McInnis). How-
ever, the robber is none other, than
their own nephew Phillip (Stuart Mn -
Innis) who.is•planning to marry Bet-
ty and make a home for the old lm-
eles. Miss Vera Pease played, for the
National Anthem.. Mrs. Graham di-
rected "The Servant Problem," Rev
J. Graham, "You're a Cuckoo" and
"Friday for Luck" was` under the
direction of Mrs. James Ferguson!.,
The Society is. indebted to the Afr-
men who came from Port Albert and
gave the numbers which were so
greatly appreciated by the large -aud-
ience. Before the close of the pro-
gramme, Miss Stirling on behalf of
the Hed Cross Society, expressed
thanks to all who had contributed to
the programme. The drawfor the
lucky ticket was nide by Mr. M..
Malcom Toms, Miss Nora Ferguson.
held the lucky ticket.
Mr.- and Mrs. Percy Dyment of
Detroit spent Sunday with/Mrs. Dy-
nient's mother Mrs, J. Tippett.
Mr. C. Bennett of Detroit spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Har-
ry Weston.
Mrs. Bennett and Mrs. T. Barnett
who have been visiting their parents:
for some weeks returned to Detroit
ory Monday. Miss Rozell of Clinton
is looking after Mrs. Weston.
Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Smith of In-
gersoll were guests over theweekend
ith Mr: . and MrsWm. Higgins
AUBURN
'thanks for cards of'sympathy receiv-
- I ed were read from various members.
Mrs. James Howitt returned home Mrs. A. J. Ferguson gave a very in-
-Monday after spending the winter
with her daughters, Mrs. Percy Man -
.ming of Londesboro, and. Mrs. Hugh
Chesney of Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Nott and Ger
aldine of Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. N.
P. Garrett, of Blyth and Mrs. Annie
McCool, of Clinton were Sunday vis-
itorp with. Mr. and Mrs- W. T. Roh-
ison.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Raithby, Gord-
- on and Paul of Goderich visited on
Snnday with Mr. and -Mrs. James
Raithby.
Earl Craig, Mrs. George McNeil,
Miss Beatrice Green and Charlie Hod
. gins of Grand Bend were recent vis-
itors with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Craig.
Stanley McNeill of the R.C.A.F,
. has been transferred from Pieton to
Manning Pool.
r Mr. and Mrs, B. Philips visited
one day last week with Mr, and Mrs. Mr. Pletcher Whitmore visited with
Alfred Tebbutt, of Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. G. Elliott' of Walton on
Vivian ,5traughan is confined to Sunday,
her home with an attack of German
• Measles.
Frank Raithby connmencecl dolling
teresting paper on "The Life of Mrs.
Winston Churchill, Mrs. Wesley
Bradnock favored with a.seio. Miss
Josephine Weir gave a demonstrat-
ion on Icing a' cake. Tickets were
sold on the cake and proceeds $2.65
were given to the War Vietums Fund.
Mrs, Earl Raithby was the lucky
w*Japerof the cake. The meeting
Was closed by singing the National
Anthem: A dainty lunch was served
by the hostesses, Mrs. W. H. Shep-
parol. Mrs, H. C. Wilson and Mrs.
Fred Ross.
T UCKERSMITH
Several from this vicinity attended
the funeral in Clinton of the'late Mr.
Wm. Tiplady.
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Whitmore and
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Lawson held.
a Red Cross Party at their home on
•
v sap on Saturday. He has over a Friday evening,
. thousand trees tapped. The snow plow with Mr. Cameron
Mrs. Shaw of Toronto is visiting Rintoul at the hemi is removing'...Mr.'...Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Tewson, some' •of the snowbanks on the. 2nd
The B,Y.P.U, met Sunday evening sendession this week.
.1-q is George Raithby in charge.
Prayers were offered by Donald Ross � � ,I a LD
. and Bill Raithby. Vocal duets were
. • rendered by Shirley and Emma Rob
• croon, and. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas three short plays, vocal and instruct -1-
Campbell; readings by Ronna Hag -1 ental numbers was given in the Town
gift, Dolly Beadle, June 'Beadle and Hall on Frlday evening for tho ben -
,George Robertson, vocal trio by Dor- efit of the Red Cross. Miss A. M.
is, Sack and Garth McKnight, piano Stirling, vice-president of the local
instrumentals by Marie Raithby and branch, acted as ehnirman and in -
Joan Killough; guitar solo, Elaine troduoed the various numbers as fol
Johnston. The scripture was read by.lows: Vocal solo, "Land of Hope and
Roy W, Phillips, Mrs. Raithby gave' Glory'.', and ""Thumbs Up," by Miss
the topic on "The. Beast and the Best" ( Lucy Woods: "The Servant Problem,"
and Harold Reid closed the meeting
with prayer.
Adams—McQuarrie
A quiet wedding was solemnized re-
,. gently at Simpson Avenue United
A. very .fine program consisting of
CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL -DESIGNS;
For Every Occasion
• Cooke
FLORIST
mum. 66w and 58J
IIEGISTERED EGG -GRADING
STATION
During the past few weeks we have
re -constructed our premises to coma -
ply with the new Egg -Grading Reg-
ulationsL 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
lave recently received and our Reg-
'stered Number is 0-140.
N. W. TREWARTHA
Day Phone 214.Night Phone 328.
Batkin's Locker Storage
Your fur garments may be stored
here.
Fresh frozen fish of all kinds, at
lowest prices, also fresh frozen
strawberries, raspbel:ries, (peas and
corn.
Try our prices for a quarter of
Beef. Custom killing and buying of
hides.
It's a pleasure to serve you
The cold' storage way,
We're sure if you try it,
You will' find it pay.
"Frozen Foods are Better Foods."
w
Mrs. Higgins and Miss Lottie Hig-
gins, returning with them to. • Inger-
solI, for a short visit.
Dr. and Mrs: A. Atkinson, and, Mr,
Casey Atkinson of Detroit are spend-
ing
pending -this week at their biome in the
village.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ferguson and
Henry of London spent the weekend
;with the foimer's nether Mrs.' J.
Ferguson. henry remained for the
week.
- Members of the casts of the three
short plays which were . given here
on Friday night go to Varna tonight
(Thursday) where they will- present
them for the benefit -of the Red Cross.
Miss .Rubie .Fisher of Kitchener
came on Tuesday to be with her aunt,
Mrs. F. A. Edwards, who had the
misfortune to sprain ,her knee on
"Monday.
Jack Murray left on Sunday to
join the Oapt. S. G. Senora at Owen
Sound, on whieh he will sail this
summer.
Mrs. Frank Hobson of St. Thomas
is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. A. Wes-
tlake and other relatives in the vie-
inity.
a screamingly funny farce in which
two mciiden ladies, Tabithe (played
by Mrs. E. York) and Priscilla (Mrs.
J. Graham) think to solve the pro-
blem of a servant by the purchase of
a mechanleal maid (Ellen McKay)
• church, Toronto, when Rev, Dr. but the matter of regulating her
Clarke B. Lawton united in marriage, movements proves to be a bigger pro -
.
Dorothy Eileen MeQuarrie second blem; Vocal solo, "The Road to Man -
daughter if Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Me• clalay" by L.A.C. Len Prosser, ac-
Quarrie of Brussels and Gordon Ad- eotnpanied by L.A.C. Eric Tilnn'is;
ams, son of Mr. and. Mrs. Thomas "You're a Cuckoo," a most amusing
Adams of Auburn. The couple will comedy in which the husband Henry
'reside in Toronto. Willis (Charles Gemeinhart) attem-
Mrs, Herb Mogridge, Miss Joseph- pts; to explain the absen;e of his
ine Weir and Mrs. Fred Ross packed brother-in-law Richard Grump (Bor-
five bales for the Red Cross on Mon-' den' Clarke) to'his wife, Helen (Jea-
day containing the.. following Articles. 1 nue Dunn) and their wealthy Aunt
21 mens dressing gowns, 25 pairs Martha (Mrs. E. Sturgeon). But he
mens pyjamas, -52 ' pair army socks, gets- in deeper and deeper_ when he
12 pair seamens long socks, 4 sleeve- I explains his absence from the office
less sweaters, 7 turtle neck sweaters, and his wife tells Richard's fiancee,
7 large scarfs, 7. small scarfs, 6 pr. Friecih Wright (Vera Pease) that lie
two-way mitts, 5 ribbed helmets, 3 was not home last night. To solve
pair broadcast mitts, 7 -girls sweaters, the mystery Frieda brings Detective
• 9 pair mots mitts, 3 pair childrens J. C. Traylan (Rev. J. Graham) to
mtts, 1 pair Childs socks, 11 quilts. the house and things become more
A combined meeting of the Wom- !muddled than eater. The women. are
. en's Institute and the local Red Cross asked to withdraw and 'Henry, and
was held in the F'orester's Hall on the detective discover thatthey are
Tuesday. Mrs. Lawson presided for both members of the Exalted Order
the first part of .the meeting. whieh -of Cuckoos. Richard is also a mem-
was opened by singing the, Institute ber of the order and when he ap-
Ode and repeating the Lord's pray- pears with a black eye, Traylan fix-
er in unison. Mrs. herb Mogridge, es him up and evolves,a story to sat-
president of the Red Gross took char- isfy the women. It apparently .pass-
ge and the secretary, Mrs, Fred Ross ed o --.i • alright but Aunt Martha. had
Tead the minutes of ,the previous road ihs morning paper. which Henry
meeting. Miss Josephine Weir gave had h.dden and put two and two to -
the treasurers' report, Ways and genii. , Two comic songs by Corporal
means of raising money were discus- Hoyle, "Alfonso V,ictoriadore," "Sp-
sed. It was decided to hold a chain anis' s^nova" with guitar accompan-
IHOG FOR SERVICE
Pure-bred Berkshire hog, from ad-
vanced registry stock, best bacon
type; also—,
Fertilizer Drill
nearly new, Cockshutt 11 cllse drill,
latest model, would consider exchange
on cow or yearlings. W. T. Lining -
sten, phone 847r31 Seaforth. 34-1
TENDERS'
tea. Mrs. Mogridge, Mrs. Ross and
Miss Josephine Weir were appoint-
ed a packing committee. It was de-
cided not to do any knitting for the
• navy for a few months as there is
a great, demand for sewing for the
refugees.
Mrs. Lawson then took 'charge of
the Institute, and the secretary, Mrs.
Margaret King read the minutes of
the previous meeting. • Letters of
'• Sgt. Charles a vocal
!mer g . Grant, .
trio ', y Sgt. Grant, Corp. Hoyle and A number of hydro
L.A,C. Prosser with guitar accomp poles. A quanity of he:
animent, 'Admiral Broom' and 'Good-
in. •'!lies;" Pianoforte duets by
Mrs. J. Graham and Miss Vera Pease;
"Friday for Luck" a comedy full of For Rent'
laughs in which tyro old bachelors, Roomsto rent suitable for light
Willie Gosling (Leslie, Elliott) and house keeping for one or two persons,
James Gosling (Fred Weston) mix also garage for rent. Apply: to Mrs.
CARD/OF'THANKS
We wish to thank our friends and
neighbours, also the staff -of the
Clinton Public Hospital for the kind-
ness and sympathy shown to us
during our recent sad bereavement.
Also Eor• the beautiful floral trib-
utes. -Mrs. Dan Crawford and fam-
ily.
Tenders will be received by the un-
dersigned until SATURDAY, APRIL
5TH, to supply one, one half ,ton
truck. Tenders to include a trade in
allowance for a 1935 Chevrolet 1'si
ton truck The lowest or any tender
not necessarily accepter,. Amy in-
formation required will be supplied
by the inndersigned.
GEO. C. FEAGAN,
Huron County Home Inspector
34-1
IF BACI{ACHES are slowing you up,
take RUMACAPS. Pains and aches
are relieved after the first dose.
Hovey's Drug. Store.
FQr: Sale
• 1927 Tudor Ford Sedan, good con-
dition,..low mileage. Apply to Milt-
on Johnson, Clinton, Ont. 34-1.
Por Sale
Yellow blossom sweet clover seed.,
Government graded. Apply to Wil-
liam A. McGuire, Bayfield, phone
Clinton 900-3. 34-1.
Wanted
Medium sized room wanted for
Storing furniture. Please phone 291
Clinton. 34-1
SPECIAL EASTER
C
TownHall,
w}�! Clinton
EASTER MONDAY
APRIL 14th
Alf Tibbs and His Band
BOXY THEATRE
CLINTON
NOW PLAYING: "I Can't Give
You Anything But. Love"
MON„ TUES. & WED.
Don Ameche, Betty Grable, Car=
men Miranda and Charlotte Green-
wood.
Glamorous night life—Latin lovers
—Enchanting music—The magnif-
icent beauty of the Argentine!
"Down Argentine Way"
THURS., FR. & SAT.
Paul Muni, Virginia Field, Gene
Tierney and John Sutton
Romance that spanned two contin-
ents—Drama at its mightiest.
"HUDSON'S BAY"
PAGE
CAPITAL - THEATRE REGENT THEATRE
G.ODERICH ' SEAFORTH
NOW—Paul Muni with Gene Tierney in "HUDSON BAY"
MON., TUES. & WED.
Shirley' Temple, Jackie Oaicre and
Charlotte Greenwood
melody and fun as a troupe of
vaudevillians turn to farminb.
"YOUNNG 'PEOPLE"
THURS.,. rRI. & SAT.
Helen Parrish, -Peter Lorre, Boris
ICarloff, Dela Lugosi arid
Kay Ryser
A gang of fake spiritualists are
musically exposed.
"You'll Find Out"
Coming: "Down Argentine Way"-
Mats.: Sat. and Holidays at 3 pan. Betty Grable.
MON., TUES. & WED.
Broderick Crawford and Johnny •
Downs
head a Humdinger cast in a riotous
underworld musical.
"I CAN'T GIVE YOU ANY-
THING BUT LOVE BABY"
THURS., FEL & SAT.
Tyrone Power and Linda Darnell
Presents the adventurous' story of
'California's favorite Den. '
"The Mark of Zorro"
Coming: "You'll Find .Out," Helen
Parish.
SAT. SPECIAL
HOT .-{= BUMS
We have been fortunate in securing
LONDON'S BEST DANCE BAND
from the London Hunt and 'Country
Club.
Dancing 9.30 to 1.30
Admission: 50c Dress Optional
Come and Enjoy A Real Treat
Huron Fish and Galue Club
34-3
For Sale
One used Gilson Electric Washer;
thoroughly re -conditioned, .639.50.
Terms, $5 down; and. $4 per month.
Apply at Hawkins Hardware, Clinton.
34-1
Potatoes For Sale
Irish Coblers, Green Mountains
and early Warbiesc Apply to Roy
Tyndall, R.R. No. 3, Clinton, phone
907.3. 34tf.
CHOCOLATE CAKES
SPRING SHOW DAY SPECIALS
Hot Cross Buns and Do -Nuts
VISIT US FOR DINNER or LUNCH
Ice Cream, Candy -or Bake Goods
BARTLIFF'S
IWONE 1
WE DELIVER
. with
BUDDY HOLLET AND HIS
8 PIECE ORCHESTRA
KIP EN
Friday, a .®.28
ADMISSION 35c
C. Watson, Manager.
House for Sala
Brick, all' modern conveniences and
garage. Apply to E. J. Howes, Clin-
ton, Ontario, 34tf.
CAKES
Not Baked at Home But
"HOMEMADE" •
FRUIT BREAD -CRUSTY BALLS
FOR SALE
Jamesway Electric Incubator, 360
egg capacity, complete with automa-
tic egg -turning defice and thermon-
etors. Used for 4 hatchings only of
turkey eggs. Mechanically O.K.
Cost $71.00 for sale at $35.00; also
two choice young bronze gobblins.
Phone or write, E. C. Lawson, R.R.
No. 2, Clinton phone 901-23, 33-2
Boy Wanted
A boy wanted at the News -Record.
Annutg A to must he .Paas For Sale
Maple syrup and maple sugar. AP.
ply to Fred McClymont, Varna, or
phone Clinton, 6221.24. 34tf.
on or before May 1st 1941
Every person owning, possessing or
harboring a dog and the head of ev-
ery household in which any dog is
owned, possessed or harbored in the
Town of Clinton shall annually reg-
ister such dog at the office of the
Tax Collector, Clinton.
NORMAN KENNEDY;
Collector • 34-2
USED MACHINES
FOR SALE
One McCormick Deering Seed Drill.
Two CocksI utt Seed Drills. •
One Massey Harris SeedDrill.
Three Section of Scotch Clip. Harrows
Two Spring Tooth Cultivator.
Cod Liver Oil for Poultry and Hogs
on hand. g{ ORY+(H
H, CHARLES V4
1936 CHEVROLET DE LUX SEDAN
formerly owned by alady in Parkhill.
This car operates like new.
also
1940 WILLY'S i4 TON PICK-UP
TRUCK
in fine shape. ' Good price for a quick
sale.
See us or. telephone Clinton 616-34
at once.
J. E. R(JGILL
R.R. Na. 2 Seaioith.
34-1,
AUCTION SAL:
of Farm Stock, Woo., . c., on
• MONDAY MARCF 1T
at Lot 11, Bayfield Line nooncing
at 1.30 pal.,,
Team of general pine • #bares,.4
and 5 year old; Dnrhann ', due to.
freshen, time of sale, b s fresh-
ened; 3 cows,, due to fro . ;;!.April;
40 pigs from weanlings , 50 lbs.;
150 cord of green wood; cord of
dry wood; 1,000 cedar r. '
Male Help Wanted
Young man for restaurant work.
Apply The Kozj Grill, Clinton.
34.1.
u the ast and the future and are ( Harold Graham, King St. 34-1
ling 2 inches by 4 inches:
TERMS CAS''
A. E. Townshend, Pros
EDWARD W. ELLIO
eer.
Please note this sale ,
on the Clinton Road 2 - ilea from
lephone
lc scant -
HONEY DIPPED DO -NUTS
HOT BUNS
'or.
mneti011.
be held
Bayfield.
34.1
Homemade Candy and Ice Cream
Wendorf's
Wanted
Old hordes and cattle for mink feed,
If dead phone at once, Will pay ac-
cording to value. Elmer Trick, phone
90755, or Lloyd Batkin 619r14.
85tf a -o -w
Farm for Sale
One hundred acres of choice land„
situated on Ni. 6 highway between
Seaforth and Clinton, The buildings
consist of large bank barn, brick
house, new double garage, hydro
through -out, well fenced,. never fail-
ing water supply. Innnediate pos-
session, Geo. C. Nott, Clinton Post
Office. 33-4
4UCTION SALE
Of Berm Stock, Implements and
Household effects.
BAKERY .LUNCH
PHONE• 65
BABY CHICKS
S.C. White Leghorns and
Barred. Rocks Custom
Hatching.
YOUNG LE'GHORN HENS
DRESSED 15c a lb.
--P---
E. L. MITTELL
Phone 213' Clinton:
PRINCESS ST. CLINTON�
BURGESS' STUDIO ,
CLINTON
Photographs of Distinction
IRENE BURGESS
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 & Zapfe
59 tf
MER
424,F4
•POWER TRANSMIM
H'en•F8lt RterEPTIQN
ROG1ER$ 15/54Ai
TUBES TESTED FREE
1 Tubes and General Batteries
The complete 6.nage L'rasle Log .
Card is yours for the asking.
A. W. Groves, Princess St
For Sale
House and lot with garage on Rat-
tenbury street, town lights & water;
also house and two lots on Huron
street, 9 rooms, lights and water, also
stable and henhouse. Apply to Miss
Bertha Cantelon, Huron street, Clin-
27tf
ton.
Wanted
Maid to care for elderly lady.
Wages $35 per month, board and or rent. Apply to Mrs. Harvey
room included, at Bayfield, Ontario. p Coo er; Clinton, Ontario. 80..1
Immediate answer by telegram col-
Wanted
We would like to purchase copies
of the old Huron County Atlas
(1879) and "In the Days of The
Canada Cornbany, by the Misses Liz -
ars. If any of our readers have cop-
ies ,of these publications, that they
would be willing to dispose of; please
get in touch with the News -Record.
For Sale or Rent
Good home on High street for sale
leet to W. H. Tippet, Billings, Mon-
tana. 33-1
For Rent
Brick house On Princess street, al
modern conveniences; also cottage on
Rattenbury street and one small
bailee on Victoria street. Apply to
E. Ward, Huron street. 301f
For Sale
TIvo-story frame house on James
street with town lights and water.
Apply at the News -Record office.
30-1
Partners in Draying
Arthur Fulford M. Layeox
Team and one horse work of all
kinds. No jobs are too big or too
small for us. 33-tf.
Farm For Sale or Rent
80 acres good pasture land spring
creek, lots of shade, ' Briek House,
farm Barn, orchard. Apply to Ellen
J, Cox, Clinton, Huron St. ' 33-6
For Sale
A quantity of feed barley. Apply
at Frank W. Andrews, phone 33w,
Clinton Ontario. 33-1
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer, has re-
ceived instructions from the' under'- Of Farm Stock and implements; for
signed to soli by public auction, at Mr•. John Blair, at Lot 23, Concession
Lot 10, Con.' 5, Township of Stanley, 4, R.R. 2, Goderich Township, on
reties les south of Bru�cefield and 2 TUESDAY, APRIL 8th, at 1.30 sharp
miles west, on One Durham cow, 8 years old, to
•
TUESDAY, APRIL 8TH. freshen about May 1st; 1 Durham
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock sharp cow, 10 years ole, to freshen about
Cears ofDurham cattle; 1 cow, Nov. 1st; 1 .Massey -Harris binder, '7
7 years old, due to freshen time of ft. cut; 1 Massey Harris cultivator;
sale; 1 row, 8 years, due June tat; 2 1 Massey -Harris cutting box; 1"Mao-
two-year fat heifers;, 2 one-year, sey-Harris disc, 14 plates; 1 MCCorni
Mao -
heifers; 2 two-year, steers; 2 one- l lack mower, 6 ft. rent; 1 McCormick
year, steers; 1 heifer calf. hay rake; 2 Bain wagons; '2 hay
IMPLEMENTS --spring tooth cul- � reeks; 1 -tvagon box; harrows, 4 sec-
tivator; disc harrow; 4 section hor- tions; 2 Verity 21 walking plows; 1
row; riding plow', gang plow; 2 walk- � riding plow; 1 Portland cutter, with
frog plows; roller; fanning ,mill; 2,000 shafts; 1 top buggy; 1 hay pole .andlb. scales; wagon; hay rack; gravel lo4ster; 1- set of sleighs; 1 stock
box; extension ladder, 32 ,feet; stone box and rack; 1 set 2000 -Ib. sealer;
boat; buggy; cutter; hay fork; slings; r1 Clinton fanning mill;; 1 scuffler; 1
2 oak tongues. (new); quanity of sugar kettle; 1 hay fork, car, pulleys
planks; ,forks;• shovels; 'flattening 'and rope; 1 set wire strotchersl; 1
crate; wheelbarrow; barrels; 'double set horse clippers; 1 set work 'har
trees;` knead -oke; whiffletrees; sonny ness; 1 set sight ,double harness; 1
jack; bars; chains; double ropes;feet single halm s9; 1 set double lines,
wire strechers; grind stone; scythe; Inearly new; extra collars; etc.; 1 post -
cross -cut saw; bassi; robe; wool blan- hole auger; .1 T. Eaton separator,
kets, etc. 400-1b.' capacity; 1 . Daisy churn; 1
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS--, Me- Ford car, 1927; 1 good: robe; 2 horse
Clary range; 2 white :enamel beds; blankets: A quantity of hay and oats;
dinning :room chairs; 1 eoleman lamp; chains; whiTfletrees, shovels and
2 rockers; 1 kitchen cupboard, Seal- :other articles. Everything to be
ers; crocks, ete. sold as proprietor is giving' up farm
'PERMS TERMS --CASH ing. Terms cash. '
WILLIAM HART, Proprietor. T, GIUNDRY & SON,
HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer. 'Idle
34-2. 33-2
. When you take the lid off that
box of baby chicks, can't you see
your next Fa1Ps strong, money-
making layers? Well, right now
is the time to protect yourself and
these future egg layers.
Roe Vitafood will give them a
safe start, a head' start. It is
sweet and palatable, of medium
texture, mixed fresh daily. Follow
the efample of Ontario's Largest
poultrymen—feed Roe Vitafood.
Ask your Roe Feeds dealer for
your copy of the 32 -page booldet
of vital information: "Let's Grow
Better Chicks and Pullets."
CHICK STARTER
Sold by:
CHARLESWORTH
Clinton
HAROLD BOGIE
Auburn
VITAMIZED FOR
HEALTH...FARMGRS)fA\
PROVEN FOR /� l,{II
RESULTS 4 �q +,