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THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
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'BUILDS
TANKS
Never before has individual thrift been so vital a factor in our
• -country's history. Every dollar we can save counts in the conduct
• sof this war. -
To overwhelm the enemy and hasten a victorious peace tho
Empire musthave a modern; smooth running, hard hitting, fighting
• machine. But such a machine cannot bo built without individual
saerifcd—self denial—thrift.
Until this war is won make
'personal thrift your watchword.
Watch your spending. Build up
• a reserve of fighting dollars out
of current earnings. Save 'for
victory.
a. This bookwill help you save.
The Royal Bank Family Budget
'Book shows you bow to budget your
intorno, 'how to save by planned
'spending. Ask ter a free copy at your
nearest branch.
The ROYAL BANKof Canada
CLINTON -BRANCH - - 'E. E. PATERSON, Manager
AUBURN
Mrs. John Medd and Mrs. Fred
:Rouse of Goderich visited with friends
here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Anderson have
•-returned from their wedding trip.
Miss Kathleen Patterson is criti-
• early ill at the home of her parents.
Nurse Vincent is waiting on her. We
hope for a speedy recovery,
Harold Asquith of the R.C.A.F.,
Quebec, is spending a few days with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Chas As-
: guitln.
Miss Betty Craig, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William Craig, who under-
went°'an appendix operation in Gode-
rieh Hospital last week is doing as
well as can be expected.
IMZiss Betty Asquith, Ray Vincent
• and Donald Ross are attending Strat-
: ford Normal.
Mrs. C. Morrison `of California vis-
.• ited with Mrs. Fred Ross last Friday.
'Many friends and neighbors called
on Mr. John McKnight Friday even-
ing to congratulate hint on his 72nd
birthday. Mr, McKnight who suffer-
ed a broken leg about three weeks
• ago when he fell off the roof of a
school he was shingling, is still eon -
fined to bed. In the evening the one-rn-
berg of his family met, and a pleasant
everting was spent, Friends were
present from Clinton, Goderich and
- Auburn.
'Anniversary services will be held in
the Baptist church on Sunday, Sept.
14th, at 3 p,nn. and 7.30 p.m., Rev.
William Raithby of Strathroy will be
guest speaker, Musk will be rup-
plied by the choir, and Mr. Zurbrigg
of Listowel will be guest soloist.
The Sept. meeting of the Women's
Institute will be held in the Foresters•
Hall on Tuesday, Sept. 11th, at 2.30.
"This is Grandmother's Day and the
following grandmothers are in charge
of the program : Mrs. Mogridge, Mrs.
-Win. Anderson, Mrs. Geo. Sturdy and
.Mrs. J. J. Robertson, The roll call to
1* answered by the grandmothers,
Where were you married and by
whom." Hostesses, Mrs, John Cowan,
Mrs. Gordon Taylor, Mrs. Woods, Mrs.
Bean, and Mrs. Lawson.
A' large crowd attended the Harvest
iionte Services in St. Mark's Anglican
church on Sunday afternoon. The
church was beautifully decorated with
baskets of flowers and fruit and veg-
etables. Rev. G. W. Moore of Clinton,
was guest speaker and delivered a
.forceful sermon on Thanksgiving.
-Miss Betty Asgbuith presided at the
=:organ. Mrs. R. M. Weeks and Miss
.-Alice Rogerson favored with a duet.
guest the first part of last week.
Dr. and Mrs. N. B. Alexander have
returned to their home in London af-
ter having spent the Summer Season
at their cottage in the village.
Dr. W. T. Mustard of Toronto end
Lieut. Neil Mustard of ?eta -wawa are
spending a few days with their moth-
er at the family cottage.
Mr, and Mrs. Jas. P. Ferguson of
London spent the weekend with the
formter•'s mother, Mrs.Jas. Ferguson.
Miss Jean Dunn left this week to
take a position in Lonclon.
Miss Vera Pease went to London
last week with her father where she
has taken a position.
Dr. and Mrs. J, Duffy and little
daughter Ellen of London were the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Quarry
on Sunday.
Mrs. E. A. Featherson visited in
Toronto last week.
Mrs, E. N. Hart of London is at
her cottage in the village.
Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Granger and
family of London were at their cot-
tage over the weekend.
Mrs. A. S. Atkinson spent last week
at her home in Detroit,
Mr. and Mrs. E. Boner• and 'family
of Waterloo were at their cottage ov
er the weekend.
Amongst those who attended the
funeral of the late James Reid on
Thursday last were: J. T. Reid, Mrs.
McNaughton, Mrs. McNevin of Lon-
don; Mr. Robinson Woods; Mt•, Lorne
Woods, and Mrs. Sarah Woods of St.
Helens, Ont.
The Red Cross Society will meet in
the Orange Hall, on Friday, Sept.12th;
at 3 p.m.. A. good attendance is re.
quested.
Mr, and Mrs. Grant Turner who
have spent some time in Nova Scotia
returned to their home here Iast
week.
Mr. C. R. Wills, who spent_ the
Summer Season at her cottage here,
was called home to London last week,
owing to the .illness of her husband
and daughter, she was accompanied
by her sister Mrs. Waters of Windsor
who had spent the summer with her.
Miss Elsie McLeod went to London
last week where sins has secured di
position.
Mrs. 0. Doldthorpe and small
daughter; Sandra of Hamilton spent
a few clays this week with Mrs. l3,
Stott,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ahrens spent
the weekend holidays at their Trail
Blazers Cabin in the village, return-
ing to Detroit last Wednesday.
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HAYFIELD
Mrs. Eugene Bauder and Miss Rnb-
. lie Fisher of Kitchener were the t
guests of their aunt Miss. 9'. A. Edi- 1
'wards, over the weekend.
Mr, ands Mrs. Hugh McLaren and 1'
-Miss Christine of Port Elgin • came �
ilastWeek to spend! their vacation with
:Mrs. McLaren'& sisters, Misses A. M. ! 8
d acid E: J. Stirling. •
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Miss Jessie Metcalf returned to De-
ntreit- on Sunday after having spent
STANLEY
The Baby Band and Mothers were
invited guests to the August meeting
of Goshen W.M.S. which was held at
he home of Mrs. R. M. Peck, whose
roup was in charge of the program.
rs, W. J, Clark presidedat the
rano. Mrs, R. Erratt conducted the
pening devotional period . and the
u
siness. The social welfare pro -
ram on "Our Canadian homes" was
sed, and Rev, Reba Hern gave a
short talk whieh was most interesting
to all. Delightful musical numbers
ere contributed by: little Miss
her, vacation with her mother, Mrs w
yllis Johnston• who sang very
W..F. Metcalf, Ph
Mr, -Lloyd . C. Hodgins of Toronto
1 -has been spending a few clays at Itis n'
r cottage on the Terrace. so
Miss Margaret Newlands returned p
e, with variations, Miss Jean Mc-
weetly "Jesus Loves Me,"' Mrs. El-
er Keyes who also gave a vocal
lo, and Miss Helen Robinson a
Pi
to her borneB in Hamilton on Tuesday
• after having been the guest of Miss K
Betty Gairdner for -a few days. so
Jack and Bill McTague left on,
4jitlay for their hone in ° Toronto- of B
ter having visited their aunt, Mrs. V. '
lie.,' Quarry. Their .patents, Von. Jus
_tion and Mrs. McTague,.were also her.
y„ ano instumental, "Sweet Bye and
inley took up the offering, and a
cial hour was ''enjoyed while Mrs.
• Keys' group served lunch, Mrs.
. McKinley (Honorary President)
ouring tea.
The Septemeber meeting, of the
Stanley Community Club was held at
MISS, DOROTHY DEITZ
Miss Dorothy Deitz a graduate of
Clinton Collegiate Institute, and who
has been a student in the Secretarial
Course at Westervelt School'. during
the past year, has accepted a position
in the London office of W. E. Saund-
ers, Limited
the home, of Mrs. Cliff `Stewart with
the preseident in the chair. Twenty-
five members, three viistors and nine
children were present. The roll call
was answered by a proverb. The
meeting opened with the Lord's Pray-
er and O Canada. The secretary and
treasurer reports were given. It was
moved by Miss Gilmore and seconded.
by Mrs. John MacGregor that they
buy three blankets with some of the
money on hand. It was also decided
to have a baby shower for the babies
in Northern Ontario at the next meet.
ing, Mrs. Innes gave a splendid knit-
ting report and the packers report
was good also. Lieut Deadman of
the Salvation Alrmy spoke briefly
commending the ladies on their good
work. Mrs. Eddy Glenn had a ,cushion
on display on which tickets were sold
and the North Group have a comfor-
ter on display in town on which they
are selling tickets. The club IS in-
vited to Mrs. Shaddock's home in
town. for the October meeting. The
roll call is to be answered by your pet
superstition.
The Community Ciub are holding a
Homemade Baking Sale in the Ex-
press office, Clinton, on Saturday af-
ternoon, Sept, 13th; beginning at
2.30 o'clock,
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Taylor attend-
ed the funeral of the lady's aunt, the
late Mrs, Eliza Metcalf of London,
last Friday,
My. and Mrs. Goldie Grahham and
Mr, John McCowan visited friends in
Hamilton for a few days last week.
HOLMESVILLE
The Red Gross Society will serve
ice cream, tea, sandwiches and hot
dogs at the School Pair next Tuesday,
Sept. 16th,
The resider meeting of the Wom-
en's Association was held at the home
of Mrs. W. Yeo on Tuesday last. The
W.M.S. Section was led by Mrs. E.
Potter and the W. A. Section by Mrs.
E. Yeo, The date of the Annual Baz-
aar was set for Nov.. 8th, Arrange.
touts were completed for the sec-
ional meetings of the W.M,S. on Oct.
6th.
Mr. and Mrs. Q. Smith of Wabash
were visitors at the Parsonage last
Saturday.
Mrs. Richardson was a visitor itt
her sister's home, Mrs. P. Palmer
this week.
CONSTANCE
Miss Elva Snell of Londesboro
spent the weekend at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ern Adams.
Mrr and Mrs. John E. Busby and
Miss Shirley of Chatham and Miss
Doris Lawson of London spent the
weekend with relatives here, also at-
tended the Decoration Services at
the Clinton Cemetery on Sunday.
Mrs. Relit, Lawson returned }tome
on Sunday after spending a week with
Mr. anti Mrs. Roy Lawson and Mr.
and Mrs, John Davidson.
Mr. and Mis. John Ferguson spent
Sunday visiting relatives at Blyth.
Mr. Leo Stephenson left Sunday
for Fort Erie where he has accepted
a position in connection with the
army,
BRU.CEFIELD
Miss Lorene Stevenson of Londion
spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
H. Dalyrmple.
Messrs. Austin and Norman Wheel-
er of Detroit, spent the weekend with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. H.
Wheeler and attended the funeral of
their aunt, the late Mrs. Edmunds of
Seaforth.
Mr, and Mrs. Alex. James . and
children of Cromarty spent Sunday.
with Mr. and Mrs. H. Dalyrmple.
The amny friend .of Miss, Evelyn
Grainger R.N. of Goderich will regret
to hear that she is ill with sleeping
sickness and we hope to hear soon
that she is out of danger.
Mr. and Abs. W. H. Hebden, Men
W. Doan of London visited Mr. and.
Mrs. H. Dalyrmple recently,
Mrs. Ham. is visiting in Hamilton.
Misses Elva Stackhouse and Mary
McCully spent a couple of days last
week at the Toronto Exhibition:
Mrs: (Rev.) Bell of Stratford vis-
ited Rev: and Mrs. Atkinson on Tues-
day.
On Wednesday evening of last
week the friends and neighbors,. of
se
CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL DESIGNS
For Every Occasion
C. V. Cooke
FLORIST
Phones: 66w and 66J
Poultry Wanted
We are in the market for large or
small quantities of Live Poultry:
Quick service•given in grading your
eggs.
A few pluckers wanted. Good wages.
N. W. TREWA►RTH
Day Phone 214. Night Phone 328.
Batkin`s Locker Storage
We 'have many kinds of fish at
prices from 10c lb; to 240 lb.
Also good prices on quarters; of
Beef and Pork.
Custom killing and making of saus-
age and hamburg.
Now is the time to store peaches
and plums.
Use your Iocker more,
It surely pays to sotre.
WE BUY HIDES
"Frozen Foods are Better Foods.”
MARRIAGES
BALL—CORNISH—At the home of
the bride's parents, Hullett, on Sat-
urday, September 6th, when Mar-
garet Edith, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, Glen W. Cornish, became the
bride of Clark Goldwin Ball, son of
Mr, and Mrs. Norman Balt, also of
Hullett. Rev. G.G. Burton officiated.
BIRTHS
HAMILTON— At Grace Hospital,
Windsor, on Monday, September
8ti1, to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald, Mason
Hamilton, (nee Marie Grainger) a
daughter,
GELLNER- In Clinton Community
Hospital on Tuesday, September
9th, to Mr. and Mrs. NI. Gellnet' of
Bayfield, a'daughter,
DEATHS
WEEKES— In Varna, on Friday,
September 5th,.Franklin 0, Weekes,
in his 79th, year.
Mr. and Mt's, G. Armstrong, Tucker-
Smith, gathered at their hone and
honored their daughter, Beatrice,
bride -elect, with a miscellaneous
shower. After a very entertaining
program, Miss Helen Upshall read
an address and Misses K. Dalyroipie
and Isabelle Armstrong presented the
gifts after which luncheon was ser-
ved.
CARD OF THANKS
e s stets and brothers of the late
Mr. James H. Reid wish to thank
their friends and neighbours for the
kindness and sympathy shown thetp in
their recent and sad bereavement; al-
so .for the beautiful floral tributes.
Boy Wanted
Boy, steady and reliable wanted.
Apply at Riley's Grocery.
For Rent
7 -room, furnished brick house, gar-
age, conveniently located in Seaforth.
Apply McConnell and Hays, Seaforth:
57-1
For Sale
8 head of young cattle, from one to
two years old. Apply to James East,
R.R. No. 4, Clinton, two and one half
miles northwest of Clinton, 67.1
Wanted to Rent
Three furnished aousckeeping
rooms with bath. Apply at the News -
Record Mice. 57-1
For Sale
3 Good Milch Cows; 1 two year old
Colt, Apply Harold Brandon, Bayfield,
Ontario. 57.1
For Sale
York hog, year and half old, bred
by Orville Free of Dungannon, Apply
Roy Lawson., 2 miles west of Seaforch
on Highway. 57-1
For Sale
Three choice purebred Leicester
ram lambs for sale. Apply to Kenneth
Stewart, Londesboro, Phone 28-10
Blyth, 57-2
Help Wanted
Salesman with some experience
Wanted for men's and ladies' wear de-
partment store. Good opportunity,
for young or middle aged man. Ap-
ply H. Silver, Georgetown, Ontario.
57-1
AUCTION :SALE
To be held in Seaforth, on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15TH
at Cudmore's Barn
Including: 60 pigs, weanersr and
chunks; 50 feeding cattle, from. 500
to 900 pounds. ,This 18 a choice lot
of Durham herefordi, stock,
• • HOMER HUNT, Proprietor.
HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer. .
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Anomil.MINOMMIMEM7
PAGE
ROY X THEATRE
CLINTON,
NOW PLAYING: James Cagney
in '"CITY OF CONQUEST"
MON., TUES. & WED.
Bette Davis, George Brent, Mary
Astor, Lucille Watson and Grant
Mitchell
You'lli find it poignant, tender,
true to life, this tale of a woman
who sacrificed happiness that a-
nother might find it
"THE GREAT LIE"-
THURS., FRI, & SAT.
Bing, Crosby, Dorothy Lamour,
Bob Hope, Glenda Farrell and
Brio Blore
Watch Darkest Africa grow dark
er as two timid Americans pick up
with a native girl in the jungles
"ROAD TO ZANZIBAR"
Conning: -David Niven and Olivia
de Havil'and in "RAFFLES"
REGENT THEATRE
SEAFORTH
NOW:. Rey, Rogers, int
"A WESTERN ADVENTURE"
MON., TUES. & WED.
Louis Hayward, Joan Bennett and
.George Sanders
thrilling intrigue in the, days when
the sword was law. A Dumas story
'The Pon of Monte Cristo'.
THURS., FRI. & SAT.
.Tames Cagney with Ani, Sheridan
There's a jamboree of fan' ' and
fisticuffs in this Anatole'Litvak
production:
"City of Conquest"
Coming: Bette Divas in: ,
"THE GREAT LIE" •
CAPITAL THEATRE
GODERICH
NOW. JAMES: CAGNEY in:
"CITY VOW CONQUEST"
MON, 'TES, & WED.
Martiia Scott, William Gargan and
Edmund Gwenn •
in the love story hailed everywhere
us the year's most unforgettable
"Cheers for Miss Eishop" •
Thurs., Fri. & Sat, -Two Features
Pat O'Brien & Constance Bennett
present the story of a breathless
adventure—when souls were
unmasked
"Submarine Zone"
also Charles Starrct in:—
"WEST OP ABILENE"
Coming "One Night. in Lisbon"
Madeleine Carroll.'
Mat.: Sat. and Holidays at 3 p.m. Mat.: Wed. Sat. & Holidays 3 p.m.
BARTLIFF'S
SATURDAY
SPECIALS
DOUGHNUTS •
DATE AND NUT CAKE
BLUE BERRY—PEACH
STRAWBERRY PIES
SUEYS, TEA BISCUITS
NUT BREAD
PHONE 1
WE DELIVER
DANCE
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
To
Roy Mackenzie and his Orchestra
TOWN HALT*
CLINTON
ADMISSION: 35c and 25c
Cliff. Watson, Manager
For Sale
Singing canaries for sale. Apply
to George Mann, Jr., R.R. No. 4,
Clinton, Phone 24-800, 57-1
House to Rent
A brick house on Princess street
with all modern conveniences. Apply
to E. Ward, Huron street, Clinton
phone 155. 57tf.
For Rent
Seven -roomed house on Albert
street for rent. All modern com'en-
ienees, garage attached. Apply at
the News -Record office: 57tf
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Of Farm, Farm Stock and
Implements, on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER &1'rII
On lot 27, Con. 11, Hullett township,
first farm off highway west of Lon-
desboro. Commencing at 12.30 p.nt..
HORSES—1 aged driver; 1 marc;
1 gelding.
CATTLE -1 black Cow, freshened
Aug.; 1 red eow, freshened March; 3.
red cow, freshened in May; 1 cow
with two calves, fresh in May; 1 grey
cow, fresh in Mar.; 1 grey cow, fresh-
ened in July; 1 Hereford, to freshen
in Nov.; 1 Hereford, to freshen in
Feb.; 1 grey cow, freshened 1st Sept,;
3 two year old heifers, clue in Jan.:
1 calf, 9 months old; 1 calf, six mon-
ths old; 3 heifers, conning two years;
4 Hereford calves, under 3 months;
2 calves, Herefords', 6 months;; 2
calves, Herefords, 3 months old.
PIGS -1 sow, with litter; 1 sow,
due at time of sale,
IMPLEMENTS -1 Massey Harris
manure spreader; 1 McCormick snow•
er with trucks; 1 Massey Harris
spring tooth cultivator; 1 land roller;
1 gang. plow; 1 wagon, nearly new; 1
wagon: 1 set 4 section dirnnond har-
rows; 1 sulky rake; 1 -fleury walking
plow; 1 hand seuffler; 1 Massey Har-
ris 11 run ho drill; 1 flat hay rack;
1 gravel hex; 1 wagon box with stock
rack; 1 set light sleighs; 1 set bench
sleighs with flat rack; '1 stone boat;
1 heavy democrat; 1 cutter; 1 root
pulper; 1 Chatham fanning mill, with
bagger; 1 straw cutter; 1 set 2000 lb.
scales; 1 set sling ropes; 1 20 ft.
ladder; 1 set plow harness; 1 set
brass mounted breeching harness; 1
set single harness; 1 DeLeval cream
separator; 1- daisy churn; horse
collars; grain bags; a quantity of
clover hay; a quantity of timothy
hay; a guantity of grain; 3 colony
houses, and numerous other articles.
TERMS—CASH
There will be offered for sale, the
100 acre farm, of good land, well
watered. Good brick house, good
barn, hydro in all buildings including.
driving shed and poultry houses.
There will be offered for sale, lot
26 (adjoining farm) consisting of
about 12 acres, good brick house, j
good stable, with poultry house over
top; Terms property made known
day of sale. Each of those subject
to reserve bid,
MRS. NELLIE WATSON; Prop.
HAROLD, JACKSON, Auctioneer
Used Cars
1941 Chevrolet Coach (Demons-
trator)
1939 Chevrolet 'Deluxe Sedan
1939 Plymouth Deluxe Sedan
1938 Chevrolet Coach
1934 Dodge Sedan
1929 Ford Coach
1927 Chevrolet Sedan
1931 Durant Panel
1931 Chevrolet Coach.
Reg. Shipley
Supertest Prxoducts — Dominion Tires
MAIN CORNER — CLINTON
PHONE 182
CALL US FOR TAXI SERVICE
NOTICE
Will the patty •wlto removed the
quilt from the Agricultural Office the
night of the Street Fair please return
the same by September 13th,
Further action will be take
this date.
after
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For Sale
Quantity of Madonna Lily Bulbs,
Apply to Mrs. A. Seeley. 57-3
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of Flying Officer R. D.
Parker, late of No. 31 Radio School,
R.A.F., Clinton, in the County
of Huron, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that any
person or persons having any claim
against the estate of the late, Flying
Officer 11. D. Parker of No. 31 Radio
School,"R,A.P., Clinton, should sub- fi
mit full particulars within twenty-
one days front this date to tate Cont- o
mantling Officer of No. 31 Radio
School, R.A.F., Clinton.
Dated at Clinton, this llth day of
September, A.D., 1941.
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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 & Zapfo
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Attention Farmers
Now is the time to buy your el
tric fences complete with 6 -volt Ho
Shot and all insulators as low as $1
with a two year guarantee.
General Batteries (Hot Shots) and
Insulators in stock
Also Radios, Refrigerators, Washer
Tubes and Batteries.
A. W. Groves, Princess St
PRINCESS ST. CLINTO
For Sale
Cozy and comfortable cottage: Os
borne St., in excellent condition
cheap for quick sale. Apply t
Larene Langford, Rattenbury Si
Clinton, 56-:
For Sale
A quantity of good Timothy see(
for sale. Apply to Bill Townshend
RR. No. 3, Clinton, or phone 90.6=23
56-
For Sale
DeLaval Stand Separator, mediun
size $9.00. Metal Churn $3.00, Ap
ply C. H. Holland, Clinton, Phone 196
56-
AUCTION SALE
For Rent
Furnished cottage for rent in Bay
eld, Suitable for occupation all th
year round. Apply at the News -Ree
rel office. 55t
AUCTION SALE
,Of Farm Stock and Implements
At Lot 34, con. 9, Goderich Township
6 utiles west of Clinton on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16
at 1 o'clock sharp, consisting of th
following:.
on HORSES: -10 yr. old mare; 4 y
FRIDAY, SEI"l EMi11111 12•r13 old mare,
on lot 22, con. 1, West Wawa iosli, CATTLE: -_4 yr. old cow due
at 1.30 sharp. freshen, January 21st; 6 yr, old cow
due to freshen March 22nd:; 6 yr. plc
cow freshened; 6 yr. old cow freshen
ed; 9 yr, old cow milking; 5 calves
2 yearlings; 6 two yr. old steers.
PIGS:—sow due to profit; 9 pigs 9
months old.
IMPLEMENTS:— Massey Harri
binder, 6 ft. cut; Massey Harris drill,
19 hoe with grass seeder; Cockshut
steel roller; Deering spring tooth
cultivator; Hamilton walking plow;
farm wagon; hay rack, nearly new;
McCormick Deering mower, 6 ft, cut,
nearly new; Deering hay rake; set of
double bob sleighs; Chatham fanning
mill; 500 lb. scales; three section drag
harrows; set of discs; set of double
harness; Quebec riding plow.
TERMS—:CASH
EDWARD GRIGG, Sr., Proprietor.
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT, Auctioneer.
Consisting of horses; milk cows; 41
head of young cattle and 45 pigs.
TERMS—CASH
SAMUEL YOUNG, Proprietor.
T. GUNDRY & SON, Auctioneer.
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AUCTION SALE
on
WEDNESDAY, SEI"i'EMBER 17TH
of farm stock, implements, and, wood,
at lot 16, con, 1, West Wawanosh
at 1.30 p.m. sharp
Including 12 good 2 -year old steers
milk cows, and young cattle.
TERMS—CASH
..EDWARD HARDY, Proprietor.
T. GUNDRY & SON, Auctioneer.
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• AUCTION SALE
Complete Dispersal, Livestock and
Implements
At Lot 27, con. 11, Hibbert township,
2 miles west of Cromarty, on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16TH
at 1 pan. sharp
TERMS—CASH
HAROLD JACIKSON, Auctioneer. -
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CLEARING AUCTION SALT:
At lot 15, on. 12, Hullett twp., IM
miles north and 2% miles eaet of
Londesboro on,
SATURDAY, SEl'TIIMRE'R 20
at 1 p.m., consisting of:
8 horses, 5 shorthorn cows; 1 -black
now; 6 calves, sow and. 11 pigs, 4
months old
Full line of Implements,
Also 100 acre farm of good clay
loam with good bank barn, 80x40; 2
story brick house, driving shed and
chicken house, 8 acres of hardwood
bush, and a never failing supply of
water.
Terms on Farm, Farm Stock and
_ Implements Cash
MRS; ALBERT BRIGHAM, Pro-
tirietoress.
EDWARD W. ELLI0rr, Auction-
eer. •
67-2
Farm for Sale or Rent
100 acrees, Iot 28 con. 4 Hullett
well fenced, water at barn, good build-
ings, Hydro, 1i. miles from Clinten,
north,
Base Line, .can start ploughing
at once and put in wheat. Walter
Mair. 53tf
For Sale
A two story frame house and three
quarters of an acre of land. Owned
by Miss McFarlane. Apply by tele-
phoning 907r31 or 620r15, 45tf
Poultry Wanted
We weigh and pay cash for fowl
at your door, Reliable culling done
free, Phone 226 and reverse the`.
charges. G. Pearson, Clinton 440.
For Sale
House and lot with garage on Rat
tenbiiry 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-
ton. • 270
Wanted
Old horses and cattle for mink feed,
If dead phone at once. Will pay min,
cording to value. Elsner Trick, phone:
907r5, or Lloyd Batkin 619r14..
135tf o -or -rte