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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1941-10-09, Page 5'.:THURS., OCT.,9, 1941 THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, What can you do to provide eour'airmen for battle? You can provide the money, by watching every penny you spend, by saving all you can. Personal thrift is vitally necessary now. Honor your pledge to in've'st in War Savings Certificates segularIy. Buildup your savings Se This book will help you save: °'account. Set aside a little. each The Royal Bank Fondly Budges month to meet the.war taxes. Book shows you- how to budget your wbieli-must be paid. We have income. how to anus by planned ,7 spending. Auk for atm 'c'op'y at yoUi •' .•• ajbb. nourhands:Let'afiiushit.`' aeaseatbranch. GIVES CANADA• WINGS. planes, to train and equip 'T ie ROYAL EANKof Canada • ' ' CMINTON BRANCH - E. E. PAT€RSON, Monger AUBURN Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Graham have %returned to ' Dt roit 'after , visiting Lilies. Fred Ross and other friends. Mrs. W. IL, Sheppard, Mrs. E. Phil •lips, Mrs. F. S. Johnston and. Miss ian Straughan. The many beautiful gifts were displayed by Jean Scott and Evelyn Plaetzer. . Guests were present :'from , Clinton, Goderich Sheppardton and Blyth. . Itnox. United'church was beautifully deeorated on Sunday with Autumn -Laura :Phillips were Sarnia visitors flowers when Anniversary Services on Thursday.. Sally .Knit returned were held. 'Rev. William Fingland, ;to her home In Sarnia with them. B.A. of Niagara Falls, a former Aub- Mr, and Mrs. R. J. Phillips and Turn boy, was guest speaker and gave Mrs. C. A. Howson were the guests two impressive messages. The choir sof Mr. W. A Zurbrigg, Listowel on' under the leadership of Mrs. R. D. .Sunday. Munro furnished special music. Mrs. Chas, Straughan, Mrs. Herb • The Ladies Guild of St, Mark's Mogridge, Mrs. Earl Wightman, Mrs. Anglican church held their October Albert Campbell, Mrs. Jas, Woods sheeting on Tues. with the president .and Mrs, H. C. Wilson attended a Mrs. Gordon Taylor in charge, pray- :sectional meeting at Hoimesville on were led .by Mrs. S. H. Johnston. ;'Monday. 1 + The scripture was read by Mrs. C. Next Sunday Dr. J. H. Barnett of •Asquith. The `roil call as answered 'droderich will occupy the pulpit of with a verse of scripture with the =2{nox Presbyterian church. The letter 0. in keeping with October. Let - .beautiful basket of flowers which ters of appreciation for cards received were on the Communion table last wes read from the Patterson family, Sunday were in memory of Mrs. Kal- Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Thompson and mer Dawson, also the hymn, "In the from Mr. R. M. Weekes of Glencoe .-Garden" sung by Mrs, Wesley Brad- expressing good wishes and wishing ,nock. (their society continued success. Gunner William 'Thompson of I Mrs. Chas Asquith was appointed Cramp Boyrden 'spent the weekend( to assist Mrs. Nesbit repair and re - `with his parents Mr, and Mrs, W. J. decorate the communion table.. Mrs. Thompson, • • IH, C. Wilson is to be the guest speak - Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Sheppard Reid er at the November Each member and Tom were London visitors on;is asked to bring some useful article Saturday. ( for the Missionary Bale. The afghan Rev, Mr, Moore of Clinton oeeup- which was knitted by members and .'red the pulpit at the Anglican church put together by Mrs. Asquith and last Sunday afternoon. 'Mrs. Taylor was displayed. The af- The root crop have become V min- ghan is to be given to the Red Cross. sled. Two mangles on the farms of The program in keeping with Thanks. .Earl Raithby have grown together giving was in charge of Mrs- Nesbit, to form a perfect V. Readings were given by Mrs. W. Baptist Ladies Aid Nicholson, Mrs, Thos. Haggitt and The Ladies Aid of the Baptist Mrs. D. W, Hamilton. Miss Margaret church held. their October meeting at Nesbit gave a paper on "Fisherman's the home of Mrs. Frank Raithby on Folly' Mrs, Gordon Taylor closed Thursday afternoon. The the meeting with prayer. -Mrs. C, A. Howson was in charge. I e "Blind" stitute will hold a tag day for The devotional period was taken by the of Huron County on Sat- • Mrs. W. C. Robertson and Mrs. Jas.'as ed October ibth. ycaus Everybody is ,Raithby. Readings ware given by asked to help this worthy cause. ( Miss Sadie Carter, Mrs, R. J. Phil - Mrs. Thos. McNall, Mrs. Earl Raith- lips by, Mrs. Jas. Webster, Mrs. Frank. and Mrs. Wes. Bradnock were at Raithby. Miss, Amelia McIlhvain Blyth on Tuesday judging at the fair. • sang a solo.' The topic "Set ye apart i h The 'Vi',M,S. of Knox United church •a place for quiet meditation" was els their 'Thanksgiving meeting on Tuesday with Mrs. Jas, Jackson in :given by Mrs. R. J. Philips. Mrs. A. charge of the devotional period, Mrs, E. Silver took the chair for the elect. ion Jas. Woods gave the first chapter of officers which resulted as fol. chapterof Tows: President, Mrs. Annie Walper; the Study Book after which she read Vice -President, Mrs. A. E. Silver; a, Thanksgiving -verse. Mrs. Earl .Secretary, Mrs. Earl Raithby; Tress- V ightinan gave the report .of the sec- urer,"Mrs, Elmer Robertson; Pianist,lienal meeting. Mrs, Wm. Craig sang a solo and Mrs, Chas, Straughan Mrs, R. J. Philips; Visiting commit- tee, Mrs. Alfred Asquith, .Mrs. Val- shrp, gave a .paper on .Christian Steward - pet, Mrs. W.' C. Robertson, Mrs. John -McKnight; Flower committee, Mrs. Harvey Reid, Mrs. Stanley Johnston, Hu30Ii Deanery To Hold Mrs. Earl ..Raithby. • • 'Conference at Exeter A financial report was given The ; autumn Conference of the Deanery .of Huron, convenes at Triv- the treasurer, Mrs. Glen Raithby showing a balance of $25. 00. The e t t Memorial church, 'Exeter, on Fri - •Secretary Mrs, Earl Raithby a day, October 10. Presiding over the :report showing 120 visitors had at- meetings of the day, will be Rev. 'Dr. tended 11 meetings' duringthe year, Hurford, Rural Dean of Huron, and Mrs. 0. A'. Howson and 3,4a. .R. g, rector of St. Thomas church, Sea- Phillips had attended all the .meet: forth. The sessions will commence at ings, Mrs ` W. 0. Robertson closed10 a.m. when the Holy Communion the-meeting'wi'th prayer. Lunch was will be administered to the delegates. served. The devotional address will be The home' of 'Mr, and Mr by Rev. W. H. Dunbar. Atthe jointgiven Mrs. J J. Wilson' were prettily decorated with the W. A., Chapter, and session and autumn flowers. when ':a trousseau Laymen,of Rt, Rev. A. H. Sovereign, tea was held in honor of their dough- Bishop of Athabasca, will be the ter, Miss Dorothy, bride -elect. Miss speaker. Earlier in the afternoon Wilson received the .guests and was Miss Kathleen McNaughton address - assisted by Josephine. Weir, Norma es the Woman's Auxiliary delegates. Deer, Mrs. Oliver "Anderson and Business sessions of the Chapter and' Laura Philips who displayed the Laymen will be conducted by the Rur- trousseau. Tea was poured by Miss al Dean, while the W.A. meets with Francis Welsh of Goderich, Miss Mrs. J. Graham presiding. Motion Josephine McAllister and Mrs. Chas, .pictures of the Huron Diocescan Straugharnf • The dining table was Summer Camp will be shown.. The centred with , , a three -slot ti or the Ladies of the Trivet' y wedding church will provide hospitality, t .'Memorial' ¶ars sake and 'rvh'ite tapers in silver ,'told -y ere. Assisting in the serving Were • delegates. ' Rev. E. 0: Gall eseea W 1 y B2adnock, M, Rolit' D nei Secretary, is: conveli'er of ar�' and will not be liable for DARD IV. ELLIOTT Auction - 61 -2 c 'urner Mrs. Haarold Nicholson, vie- rangemerts, I claims. • any other ser, a 81 2 MARRIAGES GIBSO'N—HOLLAND—' In Wesley- Willis United church, Clinton, on Saturday afternoon, October 5th, When Eva Irene, second daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. W. Noble Holland,, , Hullett township, became the bride of Glenn W. Gibson, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Gibson, Blyth. Rev, Andrew Lane, B.A., B,D„ minister: of the church' officiated. ' BENNETT—WILSON — In Blyth Presbyterian church manse on Sat- urday, October 5th, when Rev. A. M. Boyle united in marriage Dor- othy Erratt Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Wilson, Aub- urn, uburn, and Hugh J. Bennett, son. of Mr. and Mrs, John Bennett of Port Albert. BIRTHS. CARTER -In Clinton Public Hospit-• al, on Thurs., Oct, 2nd, to Mr.` and Mrs. Cleve Carter, of Clinton, a daughter. TOWNSEND— I•n Clinton Public --Hospital, on Monday, Oct. 6th, to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Townsend, of Tuckersinith, a daughter, Made - Ion Rae. DAEL2-In Auburn on Monday, Octo- ber 6th, to Mr. `and Mrs. John Daer of Auburn, a daughter. CRANE—In Detroit on Monday, Sep- tember 29th, to Me. and Mrs. Ted Crane of'Detrhit (nee Louise Mc- Leod of Bayfield), a son, Michael .John. :.•. ,f' MATHS' FORD In Duncan, B.C,,. on . Friday, September 26th, James Ford of Shawnigan'Lake, in his 74th year, and brother of Miss Elizabeth Ford, of Clinton. ' MOTAGGART—At Aylmer, on Mon- •' day, October 6th, Linda Marry, in- fant daughter of Squadron Leader and Mrs. P. G. McTaggart: HAYDEN—In Goderich township, on Sunday,' October 5th,' William Stan- ley Hayden, in his 48th, year. HOLMESVILLE Mt. and Mrs. F. Elford of Ottawa are visitors at Mrs. S. T. Walters this week, The Rev. J. W. and Mrs. Herbert arrived: in the villiage on Tuesday. They are staying with Mrs. Matadi. Mrs, S. T. Walter welcomed her two brothers from the U.S.A. this week. They are the Rev. Dr. C'otu•tice and Mr. Courtice of Hammond, Indiana. Mr. F. Mulholland is in the hospi- tal at Seaforth, He is indisposed having had several attacks recently. The Anniversary at the church will be held on Sunday next, The preach- er will be the Rev. A. J, McKaye of Goderich. Services at 11 a.m. and 7,30 pan. Special music will be giv- en by an augumented choir. Miffs Cora and Alava Trewartha are visitors at home for Thanksgiving. Miss W. Trewartha of Toronto is a visitor at her father's country est- ate for the weekend, Mr. McCartney and family moved into Clinton this week. .A. very successful W.M.S. Section- al meeting was held this week. About 75 were present. The reports of the various branches were very good. A excellent address was given by a re- turned Missionary from Central In- dia • V CONST.ANCE Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott spent Monday in London. Mr. and Mrs. John Ferguson spent Sunday with Mrs. Geo. Dale and. Mr. John Taylor of Walton. Mr. Harvey Mervyn Ferris of the London Training Camp spent Sunday with relatives in this vicinity, Me. and Mrs. Lorne Lawson and Mrs, Robt. Lawson spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Oke of Seaforth. Mrs. James Medd entertained a few of her neighbours to a quilting on Monday afternoon. Mrs. Ross McGregor and Janet and Charles are spending a few days with Mrs, McGregor's parents, Me .and Mrs. Ferguson of Clifford. Mr. and Mrs. Angus McRae and children of London spent one day last week with Mr,- andi Mrs, Walter Scott, The regular meeting, of the Con- stance W.A. was held in the basement of .the church, Thursday, Oct. 2nd with the President MTs. E'. Adams irr charge. The meeting opened by singing the Doxology, followed by re- sponsive reading. Hymn 821 was , sung. The minutes of the last meet- ing were read and adopted,. Quite a lengthy discussion of business' follow- ed. Then Mrs, Hugili took 0charge for group 2, hynin204 was .sung. Mrs. P. Lindsay sang a solo which was very much enjoyed, The meeting closed with God Save the King. A delicious lunch was served. For Sale Two litters York pigs, ready to wean., Also York sow due to farrow. Apply.to Jaynes Landsborough 665x16 Seaforth, 61-2. NOTICE .TO CREDITORS 'All persons having claims' against the estate of John N. Povey, late of the Town of Clinton, in the County of Huron, Labourer, Deceased, who died at the City of London, Ontario, on the 20th day of September, A.D. 1939, are required to send a statement of their claims to M. P. McDonagh, Solicitor, London,' Ontario, before the 10th day of November A.D. 1041, after which date the Administrator will distribute the property having regard only to claims received before distribution ayit u '�lowsi,t. �,o.n,s „••, �enrlffonp,iox CUT FLOWERS FLORAL DESIGNS For Every Occasion v. Cooke FLORIST Phones: 66w and 66J Poultry Wanted • We -are -in the market for large DT small quantities of Live Poultry. Quick service ,given in grading your eggs. N. W. TREWARTHA Day Phone 214. Night Phone 328. Batkin's Locker Storage Try our garden fresh peas and fresh: strawberries; Now is the time to store your fowl' for Christmas or New Year before they consume too much feed. These trying times a person needs to economize, and there is no safer road to economy than the Locllcer ;Way. It also ensures Good Health by having fresh fruit and vegetables the year 'round. u WE. BUY HIDES" "Frozen Foods are Better Foods."' Auction Sale. Register ' Sat. Oct. 11th: Furniture sale of late Dr. Milne, Blyth. Mon., Oct; 13th: Farm Stock, Imple- rnents, Emmerson and Tynlall 'Goderich Township, Tues., Oct. 14th: Farm and Farm Stack, Implements, Geo. Farquhar, Hullett Township: Thurs., Oct, 16th: Farrar and Farm Stock, Implements, Wm. Lobb, Goderich Township. Sat, Oct. 18th: Furniture for Miss Dieeley, Clinton. Tues., Oct. 21st: Purebred Shorthorn sale,'Oliff. Keys. Stanley Township, Wed., Oct. 22nd: Farms 'ate] Farrar Stock, Implements, D. Churchill, Goderich Township. Thurs., Oct, 23rd: Farm Stock and Implements, Fergus Connelly, Brussels, Fri,, Oct. 24'tlr: House and Furniture est. of late Geo. Weeks, Varna, EDWARD W. ELLIOTT Auctioneer For Rent 7 -room brick furnished house, gar- age, conveniently located in Seaforth, immediate possession. Apply Mc- Connell & Hays, Seaforth. ,61-1. For Sale Goldfish for sale --Bowls, Feed, Ornaments, Sea -weed, eta, any size aquarium ordered. Floyd McAsh at General store Varna, Ont, 61-2 Wanted Assistant Junior Manager for Sales work. Salary. Apply to Box 39, the Clinton News -Record. 60-2 For Rent Furnished cottage for rent in Bay- field. Suitable for occupation all the year round. Apply at the News -Rec- ord office, 551f CLEARING AUCTION SALE Of Farm, Farm Stock, Implements Grain and Hay at lot 33 and 34, 3 miles west of Clin- ton on con. 14, Goderich township: on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22ND at 1 o'clock sharp consisting of the following: CATTLE: 3 black cows, 6 yrs. old, with calf at foot; red cow, 5 yrs. old, with calf at foot; roan shorthorn (re- gistered) 8 yrs. old with calf at foot, all the above cows are supposed to be in calf:; roan shorhorn cow (aged) re-. gistorecl with calf at foot; red steer, 2 yrs. old; blue steer 1 yr, old; red heif- er 1 yr. old; white shorthorn heifer, eligible for registration; roan short- horn bull 1 yr. old, eligible for regis- tration. • IMPLEMENTS: Massey(' Harris binder, 7 ft. cut, T' good condition; Massey Harris shower, 7 ft.: cut; Frost and Wood hay rake; Oliver 2 row smeller with bean puller attach- ment; Cockshutt disc drill; McCorm- ick Deering disc; set of drag harrows; Cockshutt 2 furrow riding, plow; walking plow; Bain wagon; hay rack; sleighs; root pulper; fanning mill; wheel barrow; set of heavy harness.; collars; halters; quantity of square framing tunbers; heavy .logging chain. i," iw( GRAIN AND FEED: 26 ton of choice hay; about 800 bus. of oats; 80 bus. of feed beans; 12 bus,,. of buck- wheat; 10 bus. of fall wheat; quantity of cut straw. Positively no reserve tis the pronri- eter is in poor health.;.',• mune the ame time and lace there will be offered for sale, subject to reserve bid, the farms, eonsisting•,,:of 160 acres more or less, with a 2 story brick house, bank barn 50 ft. by 56::11. and water supply, consisting, of a never failing spring, and well water pumped' by windmill to stable, Farms will be offered for sale eith- er seperately or together. , , Terme on Chattles Cash.. ..Terme on farms made known .on day of sale, • • DAVID T. CHURCHILL, Propriet- or. -1: 1 BOXY THEATRE CLINTON NOW PLAYING: Paul Muni in: "HUDSON'S BA Y" MON., TUES. & WED. Priscilla Lane, Jeffrey Lynn, Ron- ald Meagan, May Robson and Lee Patrick A million dollars dropped into her lap, and she gave it away, because it couldn't replace love. "Million Dollar Baby" Thur„ Fri, Sat.—Double Feature Warren William, June ,Storey and Eric Blore • The Lone Wolf can take it if it isn't nailed down "The Lone Wolf Takes ai Chance" Added attraction: "Blondie Plays Cupid." Coming: Rosalind Mussell and-Mel- . ndMei-. •vyn Douglas in "This, Thing Called Love." PAGE 5 CAPITAL THEATRE G:(DDERICB NOW: "The Lone Wulf Keeps a Date and "Blondie goes. Latin. MON., TUES. & WED. BettyGrable, Don Ameche and Bob Cummings A melodious, mer-ry and magnifi- cent musics' cornedy in Technicolor "MOON OVER MIAMI" THURS., FRI. & SAT. Dennis Morgan, Jane Wyman and Wayne Morris A virile adventure story with act- ion and drama aplenty "Bad Men of Missouri" Coming: 'Anna Neagle in "Sunny REGENT' THEATRE SEAFORTH NOW: George Formby in: "IT,S IN THE ATR." MON., TUES. & WED. Barbara Stanwyck & Henry Fonda heading a superb cast in the sop- histicated comedy ztomance "LADY EVE" Thurs., Fri.. Sat.—Double Feature George O'Brien, Virginia Vale and Harry Woods Put a new twist into a tale of western.outlaws and the men who nab 'em. "TRIPLE JUSTICE" Also—Bob Crosby in: "LET'S MAKE MUSIC" Coming: Rosalind Russell Mat.: Wed. Sat. & Holidays 3 P.m. "HIRED WIFE' Mat.: Sat. and Holidays at 3 p.m. BARTLIFF'S. SATURDAY SPECIALS Pumpkin pies Individual Lemon pies Tea Biscuits and Snaps Victory Ice Cream Bricks PHONE 1 WE DELIVER DANCE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT To • Roy Mackenzie and his Orchestra TOWN HALL CLINTON ADMISSION: 35c and 25c Cliff, Watson, Manager TENDEKS Sealed tender will be received by the undersigned up to 12 o'clock noon of October 17th, 1941, for operation of a truck (years' model, make and type, must be specified) for snow plow to be used on Clinton Streets, winter of 1941-42. Contractor must carry Public Liability and Property Damage insurance, also Compensation for any help required. Further in- formation niay be obtained :frrom Town Clerk, Clinton. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Clinton 'Down Council M. T. CORLESS Clerk and Treasurer. 61-2 Sprayed Apples for Sale Certified apples, Spy, King, Sweets, Greening, Snow, Russets and cooking apples. Phone, Clinton 622-24, Fred McClymont, Varma. 60tf For Sale Cote, part Jersey, seven years old], freshens in February. Goose and gander, also tent for sale. Apply to Mrs. John Pease, Bayfield, Ont, 60-2 SPECIAL AnniversaryServices at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m in the Clinton Baptist church, on. Sunday, October,12th. Rev. Alfred Milligan, B.A. B.Th. of Goderich will speak and the choir as- sisted by Colonel Robertson of the Radio School will render the Gospel in song. • We purpose making it a Thank - offering Day. WARNING __. To the Parents of 'School Children School children have been destroy-, ing property at my shop and grounds. Take .notice that I will have `any- one prosecuted doing same; also, that I will not be responsible for any dam- age or injury caused by accidents. JOHN GRANT Clinton, Ontario House for Sale • 8 -roomed red brick house.onOntar- io street, Clinton, for sale, lights, bathroom, etc. ' HAIf 'acre of land, double garage.' Apply to•' Thes. E. Livingston, 'Clinton. ' ; • ' 61.4 CLEARING AUCTION SALE Of Farm, Farms Stock and Intplentents at Lot No. 20, Hullett township, 2 utiles north of Clinton, on, No. 4 highway on: TUESDAY,' OCTOBER 14TH at 1 o'clock sharp. consisting of the following: HORSES: 1 Clyde mare 13 yrs. old; 1 Clyde horse 12 yrs, old. CATTLE: '9rhite Shorthorn heifer, 3 yrs. old, due Nov. 10th; white short- horn cow, 8 yes. old, .due Mar, 3rd; white shorthorn cow, aged, due June llth; white shorthorn heifer, 2 yrs. old; Roan shorthorn, cow 4 yrs. old, due Feb. 16; roan shorthorn cow, 5 Yrs. old, due Mar. 7; roan shorthorn heifer, 2 yrs. old; 1 red shorthorn Farm for Sale cow, 8 yrs. old; 2 spring calves (babyr An extra good 50 acres at Lot 5, beef); heifer calf, 6 months old; Ion the 2nd concession of Hullett well heifer calf, 3 months Diel; 3, yr. old (drained, in excellent state of eulti- steens; 3, yr. old heifers' yatiorr; ?.'t mile from school. Apply Iden, 6 IMPLEMENTS: Massey Harris lto Thos. E. Livingston, Clinton. 60-4 binder, 6 ft. cut; Frost and Wood 10'. BURGESS' STUDIO CLINTON Photographs of Distinction IRENE MiRGESS Phone 115. Developing and Printing Mien+r++•ws�ii�.,...�.r.:a,..s,,,ns.Vl MONUMENTS To those contemplating build.' ing a Monument • Get my prices before buying. Cemetery Lettering a specialty. All worlr guaranteed. 'JOHN GRANT CLINTON. MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS Clinton — Ontario Saeeessor to Bail & Zapfe 59 ti RADIO IO { l;RV1(,E 1942 Radios are here on display,in- eluding, Rogers, Deforest, Philaos, Westinghouse,'SDrartons.' t I carry a full line of radio tubes, • up to date tube tester General. and: Elverready• Batteries,- Domiuron Wa-, shin Machines, all electrical appli ances and roofing 'Supplies. A. W. Groves, Princess"St.. PRINCESS ST. CLINTON • AUCTION' SALE Of I.urniture at Dinsley street, BLYTH, on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11TH at 1.30 p.m. ' at the house of the late Dr. Milne MARY MILNE, SARA COLE, Prow prictre,ses. EDWARD W. ELLIOTT, Auction- eer. 60-2 .For Sale Purebred Leicester sheep; shear- ing rams, ram lambs, also choice ewe lambs. Apply to J. H. Quigley, 3 miles south of Clinton on No. 4 highway, Phone 619-3, Clinton Cent- ral. 000. ft. hay rake; 12 hoe Noxon drill with Wanted cultivator teeth and grass seeder Experienced cook-gcneraI, family attachment; spring tooth cultivator' three adults. high wages for exper- farm wagon; set of bob -sleighs; kneed person. Apply to Mrs. George walking plow; set double harness; A. Ramsay, 197 Ridout street, South, about 15 ton of hay and numerous London, Ontario 59-2 other articles. At the same time and place there will be offered for sale, subject to a reserve bid, the farm consisting of AUCTION SALE Of House, Lot and Furniture 60 acres of lane] more or less with At the home of the late George good buildings and. plentiful water Weeks, Lot 2, Crawford Survey, supply. Varna, on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24TH, at 1,30 p.m., consisting of the following: 60:2 5 piece living room suite; Morris' chair; 8 rocking chairs; 4 tables; rug Furnished House for Rent CLEARING AUCTION SALE ' 10 by 12; tapestry rug; congroleum, Eight roomed house on the corner` O tits rug; leather eoudh; 0 oak leather of Albert and Mill street, Clinton, for f Farm Stock, Implements and seated dining neem chairs; combin- rent furnshed. All electric applianc- Furniture dation china cabinet and buffett; es for housekeeping installed. Lanndi- At lot No. 35 on corner of the Tele- ,White drop, head sewing machine; 2 ry equipment in basement. Bathroom phone Road and. 10th, 1 mile ]vest of complete bedroom suites; number 'of on ground floor with extra sink and Clinton on: mattresses, day bed; chest of draw - toilet on accent] floor. All oak .floors. MONDAY, OCTOBER 13TH -'era; toilet set; commode chair; quilts Apply .to David Churchill, Clinton, alt 1 o'clock sharp consisting of the ansi blankets; fallen leaf table; kitch- phone 280. 61t1. following: : en cabinet; 6 kitchen chairs; 2 cup-' HORSES: Percheron team aged,• boards; kitchen stove (Cosy Home); general purpose team horses, 4 and lawn mower; 2 pieces of congoletrm 0 yrs. •old. 12 by 3 yds.; silverware; •sealers; CATTLE: Holstein cow, 7 yrs. old, dishes and numerous other articles. already freshened; Holstein cow, 71 Also 1929 Essex Coach in good' yrs. old, due time of sale; Holstein condition. heifer, 3 yrs, old, due April 10th; I At. the same time and place the Holstein heifer, 1 yr, old; Holstein house and Iot will be offered for sale. calf; 7 steers 1 V yrs.' old; 8 heifers, The lot consists. of 1i, acre • of land 1'�r yrs: old: with 11/5 storey asphalt. shingled CHICKENS: mixed flock of,hens house with hydro installed. and millets. TERMS -CASH PIGS: 10 pigs, 7 weeks old. EDITH BEATTY. Executrix, IMPLEMENTS: Massey Harris EDWARD W. ELLI;OT'P, Auction - bedroom suite; bed room suite; boil ( binder, 7 ft. cut; Massey Barris eer. 61-2 and wash stand; walnut chest of mower, 5 ft. cut; Massey Harris, 13 drawers; oak hall rack; side board; disc send thrill; Massey .Barris, 2 row 12 kitchen chairs; walnut extension scuffles; Frost and Wood hay rake; table;: 2 drop leaf tables; 3 small De Laval cream separator No. 12 tables; 2 walnut wash stands; table steel roller; 4 section drag; harrows; with"marble top;• McGinty range, one furrow. riding plow; two fur - (Quebec • Style) large kitchen cup- row plow; walkng plow; set discs; board; box heating ,stove; weight heavy wagon; hay rack; set bob ' Poultry Wanted clock, kitchen clock; 2, copper boilers; sleighs; one row- scuffles; •- soot We weigh and lawn rnower•; 6 ft, step ladder; rugs; pulper; 16 ft. chicken feeding crate; payb cash for done carpets; blankets; quilts; ticking; slings; forks; tools; std,; about 5 fr your doox'. Reliable revers done free. Phone 220 and reverse the mattresses; dishes; cooking utensils ton hay; quantity of green feed; charges. G. Pearson, Clinton 44tf. and numerous. other articles. about 500 bra. oats; A number of antiques are included FURNITURE: Dining room table; in the above. ., 2 kitchen tables; 6 -kitchen chairs; No reserve as proprietoress has side board; 'cupboard; coleman lamp; giiren up• housekeeping, and numerous othse rurticles. MISS MARTHA DINSLEY, Prop- HAROLD EMMI]RSON, rietress.. • NORMAN TYNDALL, Proprietors. EDWARD W.-ELLIOTT, -.Auction: EDWARD W- ELLIO'l'T, Auction- eers. 81-2 For Sale Used washer like new. Can be had for balance of payments, a bargain. Also, one used cleaner. Apply to box 39, the News -Record, Clinton, 60-2 AUCTION SALE Of Household Furniture at the residence of Miss Martha Din- s. - sley, Maple St. Clinton, on SATURDAY. OCTOBER 18TH at 2 o'clock sharp consisting of the, following: Mahogany finished settee; Mohair settee; mohair couch; 5 mohair chairs, including arm ,chair; 2 oak, rocking' chairs;; 2 coin bottom rocking chairs; walnut bedroom. suite, including a chest of drawers; mahogany finish 'PERMS—C'ASH GEO. FARQUHAR, Proprietor. EDWARD W. ELLIOTT, Auction- eer. Wanted Old horses and cattle for. mink feed: If dead phone at once. Will pay as?. cordingto value. Elmer Trick, phone 907x5, or Lloyd Batkin 619r14. 45tf e -o -w eer, 60-2 For :Sale House and lot with garage on Rate 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- ton. _ - -., .27th