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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1941-07-17, Page 5'THURS., JULY 17, 1941 THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD` PAGE 5 NOTICE Any Citizen who may have a House.or Rooms toRent,Furnishedhe d or Unfurnished,.Please Leaveave all particlars with the Town Clerk n order that same ,m y be Recorded for .the Benefit of R.A.F. Officers on their arrival at the New Radio School. THE CLINTON TOWN COUNCIL AUBURN 'Mi'ss Alma Match of Toronto is 'visiting her mother UM, Jas. Mute-. Mr, and Mrs. O. F. 1WIelllveen'e and .son Eric of Bowman -611e are visiting :the Ysdy's, parents Mr. and Mrs, Alf- `lred Asquith. Mrs.. H. Hoge and eoa Allan of :Saskatoon are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Wilson and other friends. • Ma. and Mrs. D, F, Mcblain and ',daughter Margaret of Montreal and Mr. and Mrs. James Ren`ain of Atn- berley visited with :1VI•rs. • Fred Ross ,,on Sunday. Mr. Stewart Ferguson of Mount :Forest spent the weekendwith his parents 11r. and Mrs, A. J. 'Fergus- on. • Rev, H. C. and! MTS. Wilson, Ruth -and John Wilson are spending their holidays at their 'cottage at Tober- mory. • Mr. and Mrs. Ray O'Neil of Park - Nil spent the weeltend with the'letters :parents Mr. and Mrs. A J. Ferguson.. • A pleasant time was spent at the :home of Mn and Mrs. Russell King e ar ion Friday evening wh n a e l g number of -friends, and: neighbors met no honor Me. .and .Mrs. Phalen, (nee 1 :Margaret King) of Goderich who i were recently* married. An address was read by 1Vlass Evelyn Plaetzer p and the presentation of a chesterfield 'table and a magazine, reek was made by Mrs. Earl M'oKnight and Madel- ine Yungbint, Wedging :cake and sandy was served. W.M.S. Mrs, A. M. Boyle of Blyth enter- tained the Women's Missionary Soc- ieties of Auburn, Blyth, Belgrave and Carlow at the Manse on Thursday -afternoon. About friTty ladfea were present. Mrs. Edgar Lawson presid- ed for the program which was put en .by the Auburn Sooiety. Mrs. Jas. Woods led . in prayer. Miss Norma -Deer gave a piano instrutnental. T.he topic on British Guiana which was prepared by Miss Dorothy Boyle of Toronto was .introduced, by Miss Isabel'Rollinsten. The Home Life Was given by Miss Bernice Lawson and 1 the Church Life by Mrs. W.T. Rob- ison. Mrs. Wesley Bradnock favor - •ed with a solo. .Mrs. ' Lawson called on the presidents of the Societies for ea few words. This was responded: to by Mrs. Errington of Carlow, Mrs. Scott of Belglrawe, Mrs, Boyle of Blyth. The meeting was brought to a close by repeating 'the Lord's' Pray- er in unison. Dainty refreshments were served by Mrs. Boyle assisted .by her sister Mass Tarnbull and the -Myth ladies. mice, Sask., Mrs. Harry Fremlin (Maud), Clinton, :Mrs. Guy Durhain (Cora) of St. George, Mrs. Chester Taylor (Birdie) of St, Helens, Mies Mae Ferguson and Mrs. Blanche Phil- lips both at home. There are 29 grandchildren and 10 great grand- children also one sister Mss. Hattie Crowe, P1evna, Montana. The funeral was held' from her late residence on Monday afternoon and was conducted by Rev. H, C. Wilson of Knox United church of which de- ceased, was a member. The pallbearers were six grand- sons, Carman Ferguson, Detroit; Murray Taylor, Goderich; Harold Taylor, St. Helens; Bill Ferguson,Clinton; Ray O'Neil, Parkhill; Arnold Phillips, Auburn, The beautiful floral tributes. which bore testimony of the esteem of the debeased were from the members of the family and friends. Interment took place in Balls cemetery. Friends attending from a distance *ere Mrs. Frank Wright, Brantford:; Mr. and Mrs. M. Hunter, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs, Chester Taylor and family St. Helens; Mrs, Harry Frem- in, Clinton; Mrs. Chas. Love, Goder- clr; Murray and Vera Taylor, God- erich; Mr. arid Mrs. Ray O'Neil, arkhili William Ferguson, Windsor; Carman Ferguson, Detroit; Mrs. Guy Durham, St, George; also friend's from Clinton, Blyth • and Goderich. ALEXANDER McKENZIE .A. gloom was cast over the com- munity on Saturday when it learned of the passing of AIex. McKenzie at the home of his daughter, Mrs. A. P. Walker, of Toronto. Mr. McKenzie the second son of Donald McKenzie and Caroline Wallis was born near Exeter on March 1, 1856, and was in his 86th year. Later his father pur- chased "Beechwood Farm" near Bay- field and there Alexander spent his early clays with his brother James and Donald and his sister, Caroline. On reaching early manhood, Mr, McKenzie started to learn the hale: ness business in Bayfield under the ate Mn Cameron, and later went in- to harness business for himself. He soon acquired a name for excellent work as a harness maker and his MRS. JOHN P'ERC,USON .. There passed away at her home in Auburn Mrs. John Ferguson. The -deceased who had been in failing health for a number of years suffer- ed a stroke early Wednesday morn- ing and .passed .peacefully away on -Friday. Mrs. Ferguson was a daughter of .Loyal Case and; Julia Sims and was born in Byron Ill. 86 years ago. She married 65 years ago to John .Ferguson who predeceased her six years ago . Mr. and Mrs. Fergusin lived for some years at Byron, then moved to Prosliority Corner between .Auburn .and Dungannon and later to .Auburn where they since resided. She was greatly interested in the Red Cross and church activities. Surviving are 10 children :flour :sons, Arthur J. of Auburn., Lloyd of 'Clinton, William of Windsor, Ray - amend of Montreal; six daughters, Wes, Reuben Taylor: (Hattie) of Ad - burial a service was held' on Sunday evening in Toronto, conducted by Rev. Ross K. Cameron of Dovercourt Presbyterian church. On Monday the service was held from Rnox Un- ited church, Auburn and was condo duetecl by Rev. H. C Wilson, Misses Sadie Carter and Josephine Weir sang a duet, "Saved by- Graee". Ron- orary pallbearers were JAS. Medd Ephraim Ball, John 1VIcKnight George Beadle, . Wm. Dodd and Peter Patterson; Active nallibeareas were Edgar Lawson, Chari. Asquith, R. D. Munro, J. J. Robertson, John Houston and Dr. B. C. Weir. At. the grave the Morningstar Lodge A.F and A.M. conducted the service, Dr. 3, C, Weer, Frank Mcll*ain and Hugh Hill office iating. • Interment was in Ball's cer'etery. Mrs. T, A. Haughton who on July 3 'celebrated her 95th, birthday, has received 'word that twin boys were born to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hough- ton, Toronto, on their grand-inother's' birthday, Edward Haughton is her grandson, Institute Meeting Mrs. Edgar Lawson presided for the Women's Institute meeting which was Reld in the Foresters Hall on Tuesday. The meeting was opened bysinging the "Ocie" and repeating the Lord's Prayer in unison, Miss Evelyn Piaetzer gave a reading. The topic "Education" was prepared by Miss Dorothy Wilson was read by Mrs. Si. Hoge. Miss Betty Asquith favored with a solo. The current ev- ents were given by Miss Sadie Carter. Miss Vivian Straughan gave a piano instrumental The roll call was an- swered by The nant of e a book re- cently enjoyed" A demonstration on "Table setting and serving" was giv- en by Mrs. Wesley Bradnock and Miss Josephine Weir, The singing of the National Anthem brought the meet- ing to a close. Lunch was served by the hostesses Mrs. W. T. Robison, Misses Margaret King and Viola Thompson. GODERICH TOWNSHIP Harvest is quite early this year as the wheat and barley will all be cut this week. Miss Elizabeth- Theil of Preston, Miss Green and Mr. and Mrs. Winter of Toronto, have been visiting with Mr, and Mrs. John McGuire. A meeting of the Federation of Ag- riculture was held in No. 10 school with a full house, corning from every section of the township. Mr. Haacke was chairman and told in brief what the meeting was about. Mr. Colin Lawson gave an explanation :Aron the ratepayers standpoint. T h e guest speaker of the evening was Mr, Fred Watson, chairman of the fame as a collar maker extended all executive, who explained the setup Lean the comity' over Ontario. After practicing his s standpoint, The trade with great success in Auburn, audience was given a short time after Galt. and Hensel] he was asked to' each speaker to ask questions, which take a position of foreman in the Beal. Leather Company's factory at Lindsay, where he resided with his family for some time. He lost his hearing about this time, and finding that his deafness interfered, with his success as a foreman he resigned his. position and moved to Kippen. About two weeks ago he suffered a slight stroke while et -the Public Library but was able to be up and around. On July 2f he was removed to his daughter's home at Toronto, and on the following day took a paralytic stroke which left his right side and his speech paralyzed, and his brain was effected. He married Jane Young of Colborne and she died in 1924, and the family con- sisted of five children, three of whom died in infancy. Those surviving are (Bertha) Mrs. J. A. Coad, and (Car- rie) Mrs. A. R. Walker, both of Toronto. Mr. McKenzie was a man of .stirling integrity, well known in all parts of Huron, a consistent Lib- eral and an elder in the Presbyter- ian, then United church, He was a Mason for over 60 years and had been Past Master. Before the re - were given full answers. Mr. Law- son infostned the audience that he had canvassed the section and that every man had signed up. If all sec- tions do as well as No. 10, watch the Federation of Agriculture boom. Council Meeting Council met on July 7. Tenders were received for road, Insurance, ide. J. Howard being the lowest, his tender was accepted. Percy Passmore would like a nuns- bar of local men to compete at the International plowing match to be held next year, aspirants, either team or tractor to notify the councillor nearest, and if a sufficient number will compete a local match will be held and a good coach will attend to help them. Councillors should know by Aug. 1. . Council decided to erect a danger sign at Pipers Dam there has been several drownings there. Tenders were received from the Sandy Con- traction Co. W, H. Graham and Cliff Holland for crushing and delivering gravel, Cliff Holland being the low- est it was accepted at 50e per yard. Dept. of Municipal Affairs re unem- ployment were conveyed to Auburn for ployment insurance read and filed. Those wishing employment ,at the le Beautiful Lifetime Porcelain Cabinet! 2. More useful -faster, with new exclusive RADIAMTUBE cooking units% 3etos,est cooking cost in Frigidaire history! 4.Sensational Value% grAWitg SEE THESE FEATURES! Cookmaster Clock Oven Control •s One -Piece Stainless Porcelain Cooking Top s Thermizer Well Cooker as Big Twin Unit Oven ••• Warming Oven » High -Speed Broiler .Models for every home — price for every purse. Exclusive New Frigidaire Radiantube Cooking Units Fastest in Frigidaire history! Each has five practical cook- ing speeds! ' Made by ORfJ' GgNERA6 MOT _•makers of the famous GIDA� WI ca REFRIGER'AT butter , & Perdue, Clinton, Phone 147 uwM,a,omion CUT FLOWERS FLORAL DESIGNS For Every Occasion C. V. Gooks FLORIST Phones: 66w and 66j Poultry Culling It is now likely there will not be as plentiful a supply of grain as unreal. It might be good business to have you flock culled a little earlier .thin year. 'Culling done by mit experienc- ed poultryman, - Good sorviee at am- Egg Grading Station. N. W. TREWART}Li Day Phone 214. Night Phone 328. Batkin's Locker Storage We have a fresh supply of Fish on hand. Now is the time to store green peas and beans. Ask for our free bulletin on storing vegetables and fruits. We have a good supply of cartons for storing- same on hand. Good prices on Beef 'and Pork, Why not have your boll pieces ground into hamburg? "Frozen Foods are Better Foods." WAR SERVICES CAMPAIGN ANNOUNCEMENT The announcement is made this week of the appointment of Mr. Ernest Groves of Goderich as Treasurer of the Huron County War Services Campaign, Mr. Groves will receive instalment payments .which were pledged during the recent six -in -one campaign. Remittances should ' be made direct to him at Goderich. MARRIAGES THOMAS—LAWS—The marriage of Mildred Ethe),,,.youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.'Esnest Laws, God- erich, to Arthur, Thomas of Gelling - wood, took place at Clinton on Sat- urday evening, July 5th, Rev. G. G. Burton officiating. ,Mr. and Mrs. Thomas will reside m � Co1lii gwood. BIRTHS, McKENZIE=At Alexandra Hospital, Goderich, on Thursday,• July ilOth, to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mdfenzie of Goderich Township, a son, (Don. ald Robert). WESTLAND •— In Clinton Public Hospital on Saturday, July 12th, to Mr. and, Mrs, Gladwin• Westlake of the Blue Water Highway, a daugh- ter. GRAINGER-'In Petrolia Hospital on Friday, July 4th, to Mx. and Mrs. Ar'dell Grainger of Alvinston, twins, a son and daughter. enersereen Clinton Air Port may receive cards of introduction from the Clerk. Last year the council offered one and one quarter cents per rod to those wish- ing to keep their own frontage clean of weeds this offer is still good. Accounts paid,•J. E. Howard, road insurance $115.00; Reeve and coum- cillors services as road commissioners $125.00; Telephone System tempor- ary loan $500.00; Supt. pay voucher No. 6 $905.88. Council adjourned to meet on Monday, Aug. 4 at 1.30 pan. CONSTANCE The regular meeting of the W.A. was held in the basement of the church Thursday, July 10th with the president Mrs, E. Adams in the chair. Following the opening exercise the mutes of the last meetttg were read and adopted. After the business was discussed, Mrs. Adams took charge for. group 3 in the absence of Mrs. Ella Garbett, Hymn 438 was sung followed with prayer by Mrs. Cliff Britton. The scripture . lesson was read by Mrs. Geo. Addison from .Tames 1st chapter. Mrs. Wm. Britton gave a reading "What'" I might of Been," Maxine Mcllrien sang' a solo, Hymn 436 was sung. Miss Helen Britton closed the meeting with pray - ROXYEATRE CLINTON NOW PLAYING: 'Second Chorus' and Doomed Cara/ale MON., TUES. & WED. Robert Young, Randolph Stott, Dean Jagger, Virginia Gilmore and John Carradine Fighting engineers, battling with six-gun and rifle to clear an elecs trfe pada through the wilderness. "WESTERN UNION" its Technicolor THURS., FRI:, . & SAT. Gary Cooper, Walter Brennan, Doris• Davenport An itinerant cowboy aids the home- steaders in Texas -in their war with the eattlem'en. CAPITAL THEATRE GODERICH NOW; "Buck Privates!' wiliht Allis- Rot and Costello.• MON.. TUES. & WED.. .nutty Canova, Bob Crosby'. Chas. Butterworth ' With a oast of radio and sateen eni- 8ardsiera in a hit fanfilhe "SIS HOPKINS" THURS., FRI. & SAT. Genes Aakmy and Smiley Burnette the praiiie trosrbadeursrettirn' irk a new and melodious adventure "Rid'inr on a l intoes 'THE WESTERNER' coming: Coming Deanna Durbin int--. "Spring' Parade" Nibs Gia!"' with a star REGENT THEATRE SEAFORTH NOW. Gary Cooper as "The Westerner.'' MON., TUES. & WED. Cls trdette Colbert. amu Ray Milland ges'tarred in a thorotrghtly new and eatcrrtaining was sten- '"ARISE. MY LOVE" THURS., FRI. & SAT. Rbie 11'I'ihland; Constance Moore Wayne Morris zoom: through an exciting and itt- feetious cloudland romance "'WANTED WINGS" Comdtg.: The great lafhl "Rack Privates" Privates" Mat.: Wed. Sat. & Holidays 3 pan. Mats.: Sat. and holidays at 3 p.aa Mat.: Sat. and Holidays at 3 p, BARTL IFF'S SATURDAY SPECIALS CHEL&t BUNS PECAN .ROLLS STMT S. RAISIN BREAD ROLLS FRUIT AND NUT" BREAD OATMEAL - HERMIT FRUIT BAIL COOKIES LIGHT & DARK CAKES TARTS INDIVIDUAL LEMON 1VI0 PIE PEACH CHERRY. APPLE LEMON PIES White Buttermilk, Whole Wheat or Cracked Wheat Bread BUY FROM YOUR HOME BAKER PHONE 1 WE DELIVER NOTICE The S. S. Cooper Estate must be sold, at a sacrifice, within the next three months. The Sloan Block, Nor- mandy Hotel, several other stores and several private houses; also the Perrin Block. A. J. Cooper, executor of the es- tate, will be in Clinton every Thurs. day until further notice. Anyone in- terested wiII be able to see him or phone 207 Goderich. 49-4 Miss Doris Johns of Newma-tact spent the weekend with her atmt Mrs. Robt. Lawson, and Mr.' and Mrs. Lorne Lawson. Mrs. Justin Sinclair of Bridget spent one day last week with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Stephenson. Mrs. John E. Busby and Miss Shir- ley returned home on Sunday after spending two weeks with her mother Mrs. Robert Lawson. Miss Marion Lawson of Huron Road and Mrs. Lawson returned with them. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Lawson were in London on Monday on business, Quite a number from this vicinity took in the 12th at Seaforth.. Mr. and Mrs. John Ferguson spent Sunday with, Mr. and Mrs, Dave Churchill at their summer cottage at Bayfield. Miss Joyce McQuaid of London is spending her holidays with her aunt Mrs. Walter Scott. Work Wanted Elderly widow Wants position as housekeeper in a reliable Protestant home. Apply from 1 to 6 o'clock in the afternoons only. Mrs. Kerslake, ;Elson street, Mitchell, Ont. 49-2 For Sale Two cows, and one separator, bought last summer. Apply to Mrs, Hugh Campbell, Many street, Clinton. 49-1 Used Cars I940' t•ord Deluxe Sedan, with: custom built. Radio, and Heater. 1940 Ford Ceaeli. 1939 Plymouth Sedan. 1939 Chevrolet Ceuta . 1938 Chevrolet Coach. • 1937 Plymouth Coupe. 1937 Chevrolet '/ Tow Track,. 1934 Dodge Sedan. 1930 Essex Coach. 1929 Ford Sedan (A Dandy). 1929 Ford Coach. Reg. Shipley Sapertest Products — Dominion Tires MAIN CORNER CLINTON PHONE 182.` Farmers Attention Federation of Agriculture Picnic, in t• AUBURN Friday July 18 th Guest Speaker: Mr. V. S, Milburn, Sec. Treas. of Ontario Federation of Agriculture. • Program— Sports, Dancing, Speaking ERWIN'S DANCE BAND Starts at 1,30 pan. bring your even- ing lunch, . ADMISSION: FREE Sponsored by East and West Waw- anosh, Colborne and Hullett Units of, the Federaton of Agriculture. Bands In Attendance AUCTION SALE Of house, Lot and Contents of the estate of the late Mrs. J. M. U. Tough at Bayfield on SATURDAY, JULY 19 at 1.30 sharp, consisting of the following Extension table; drop leaf table; kitchen table; black walnut table, parlor carpet, book case and No. of books; 2 couches; chest of drawers, (cherry wood); bridge lamp; 3 beds; mattresses and springs; dresser and stand; toilet set; black walnut wash stand; 2 rocking chairs; 6 kitchen chairs; 4 odd chairs; 3 cupboards; Bell organ; coal oil oven; wash boiler; electric iron; clothes horse; eight day clock; weight clock; quantity of hard coal and wood; dishes; sealers; silver- ware; mats; Quebec cook stove; and box stove; number of tools; and num- erous other articles. At the same time and place there will be offered for sale, subject to re- serve bid the 11 story frame house with 1 acre of land more or less Terms on contents Cash Terms on property 10;4 of purchase money down on day of sale, balance it 30 days. BERTRAM CARNIE, Administrator. EDWARD W. ELLIOTT, Auctioneer. 49-1 FINAL TOTAL $2,2491500 The final bulletin of the Huron County Victory Loan Committee is uod early this week records that 4,428 people in the county purchased 2,249,500 worth of bonds, or 160 per cent of the quota of $1,400,00 fixed at the commencement of the cam- paign. For Huron county the final figures mask another war job well done. All through the drive the county was listed among the first seven municipalities in Ontario final total is $12,200 over that pub- lished in last week's Signal -Star. Practically half of this $6,000 came from Stephen township, where there has been and influx of summer vis- itors.-Goderich Signal -Star. World's largest collection of paint- ings 'representative of all nations is the property, not of' a famous mus- eum, but of a large 'United, States in- dustrial concern, This large and ex- tremely interesting connection of fine artrwill form an integral part of this company's exhibit at the Canadian National Exhibition. For Sale Furnished house in 'Bayfield for sale cheap, Apply to bit's. Lyda Me - Neil, Clinton. 48-4 Farm for Sale An extra good 50 acres at Lot 5, on the 2nd, concession of Hullett, well drained, ie excellent state of cultiva- tion; V -t mile from school. Apply to Thos• E. Livingston, Clinton. . 48-4 Men Wanted Here is a big, quick business break for you. Thousands of folks need Familex Products and want them, but we have not enough represenatives. It's your opportunity for easy sales and plenty of repeat business, If you are willing to work and am- bitious. get going and you'll not be sorry. For illustrated catalogue and details: 670 St. Clement, MONTREAL. For Sale 1 ice refrigerator; 1 kitchen stove suitable for camp; 1 Quebec heater; child's table and chairs. Apply to Mrs. Earl Douglas, Queen street; Clin- ton, 48-2 CLEARING AUCTION SALE Of Farm Stock and Implements at Lot 25, con, 7, Hullett Township, 4 miles north of Clinton on No. 4 highway, on FRIDAY, JULY 18TH, et 1 o'clock consisting of the following: HORSES:—aged working mare; aged working horse; driving mare, 9 years old. CATTLE:—Durhacow, 8 yrs,, to For Rent freshen, Dec. 13; Durhamm cow, 9 yrs,, . Nine roomed house on Ratteibury to freshen, Nov. 26; Durham cow,. 8 street, West, with all mode, n con- veniences; hot water heating; in goon shape with good garage. Immediate possession. Apply to W. J. Elliott, Victoria street, Clinton phone ;336. 4711. 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 Attention Farmers Now is the time to: buy your elec- tric fences complete with 6 -volt Hot - Shot and all insulators as low as $15. with a two year guarantee. General Batteries (Hot Shots) and Insulators in stock Also Radios, Refrigerators, Washers Tubes and Batteries, A.. W. Groves, Princess St.. PRINCESS ST. CLINTON Thresher For Sale 22-38 Goodison Thresher, equipped with chaffe blower 15-30 Hart Parr Tractor Will sell separately Apply to : • JOHN LEIP'ER Clinton, Post Office Box 131 :- 48-1. TENDERS Whereas the Fire Insurance now in force on the Huron County Home and Outbuildings expires on the 1st, day of September 1941. And whereas there is now under construction at the said Home a Fire Alarm System which will be completed within a feu- weeks. Therefore the County Home Com- mittee are requesting insurance Ag- ents within the County of Huron, to submit tenders for this Insurance, to the undersigned, on or before 12 o'clock • noon Saturday, August 9th, 1941. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. l Information regarding this insur- lance may be had at the County Clerk's Office, Court House, Goderich, Ontario. signed, N. W. MILLER County Clerk, 48-2 To Rent Furnished Cabins for month o2 August. Apply to Mrs, C. B. Halo at Burke's Camp, seven miles below Goderich on the Blue Water Highway or write Box 224 Clinton, for partic- ulars. 48-2 Truck for Sale 11/2 ton Chevrolet truck stake' body, iu first class mechanical condit•. ion. Price reasonable, Apply to F. W. Andrews, Clinton, phone 33. 47-1. yrs., to freshen Nov. 16; Durham heiff- er, 3 yrs. to freshen, Dec. 20; Durham heifer, 3 yrs., to freshen Dee. 5; Dur- ham cow (aged), to freshen, Jan. 16; 2 Durham heifer calves; 2 Durham steer calves; 2 yr. old Registered Durham bull with papers. IMPLEMENTS:—Deering binder 7 ft. cut; Massey Harris mower 6 ft. cut;'Massey Harris 12 row hoe drill with cultivator attachment; Quebec 1 furrow riding plow, (nearly new); No. 21 Fleury walking plow; No. 21 Cock- shutt walking plow; spring tooth cul- tivator; roller; set of bench sleighs; wagon box; hay rack; hay rake; turn- ip seeder; cutter; rubber tired top buggy;. steel tired buggy; light wag- on; Cninton=fanning mill; 3000, lb. scale with stock platform; cutting box; hay fork and car; 150 ft. hay rope; extension ladder; 20 ft. ladder; set of double harness; set of single harness; 4 horse collars; quantity of hay; quantity of lumber; 30 rods No. 9 wire fence; 3 rolls of barb wire; large iron kettle; sap kettle; logging chains; plow points; forks; saws; shovels and numerous other articles. TERMS—CASH WM. FEAR, Proprietor. EDWARD W. ELLIOTT Auctioneer 48-2 ton. For Sale A two story frame house and three quarters of an acre of land. Owned by Miss McPa lane. Apply by tele- phoning 9071.31 or 620x15. 431f Poultry Wanted We weigh and pay cash for fowl at your door. Reliable culling .done free. Phone 266 and reverse the charges. G. Pearson, Clinton 44tf. For Sale A good 13/ . story house with small barn, hen house and garden on Town- send street; town lights and water and house newly decorated, Apply to Mrs, John V. Diehl, Queen St, Clinton. 3810 •Far 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, Cline 274