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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1938-01-13, Page 5''".HUBS., JAN. 13, 138. NEWS FROM AUBURN Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hamilton arc of song included a trio consisting of visiting with 'Mr. and Mrs, M, Allis- Sadie Carter, Vivian Straughan and "'ton of Parkhill. Betty Craig. Mrs, Robt. Mei!wain of Nile, is vis- The Baptist service was in charge iting her sister, Mrs. Jas. Carter. of Rev.` G.W.Sherman who preached We are gladt report that Miss on The Dedication on of our lives to :Margaret Small who underwent a God." The choir favoured , vol with arr major operation in Clinton Hospital anthem. last week, is steadily improving. Rev. R. M. Weeks had charge of Mr. Alfred Asquith quietly observ- the service in - St. Mark's Anglican cd his 79th birthday at his home hero Church and spoke on "The Test of a -last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs, Jack Edrnonston of Western Canada, and formerly of Au- burn, visited with Mr. and Mrs. R. J Phillips and Mrs. Chas,. Howson last 'week. Mr. Chas. Beadle, Jr., is a patient in Clinton Hospital where he under `went an operation, on Tuesday. Miss Dorothy Wilson of Sheppard - len, spent the week -end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. 3i'ilson.. Mrs. Edgar Lawson, Mrs. Fred -Ross. and Mrs. John Wilson attended 'the Presbyterial meeting of the Pres- "Ybyterian' church in Clinton on Tues. Mi'. Bert Marsh was in Dungannon last week auditing the books of the - West Wawanosh Fire Insurance Co,. 'along with Mn Donald 'McLean of -Ashfield. • A number from here attended the "funeral of the late Mrs. Thos. Stothers -of Dungannon last Friday Miss Mabel Foster spent the week - Christian". The sacrament of Holy Communion was observed. A dance, sponsored by the Library Board will be helfl in the Forester's Hall on Friday evening, Jan. 14th. Music will be supplied by the CKNX Hill -Billies of Wingham. Master Bobbie Arthur is confined to the house with an attack of Jatm- dice. The Young People of Knox United Church niot en Tuesday evening, wiith Ruth Straughan in the chair and Mar- jorie Toll in charge. Rev. H. C. Wil- son tell in prayer and: Stuart Fergu- son read the scripture, Misses Mary and Zeta Munroe favoured with a duet. The topic, the 23rd Psalm, was taken by Miss Violet Share. Miss Ruth Straughan gave a reading which was composed' by Mrs. (Rev.) Morti- more, a former :minister's wife. This was in keeping with the topic. STANLEY 'lend at her hone at Sheppardton. Mr. and Mrs: Olivaster of London. The regular monthly meeting of the spent Sunday at'the home of Mr. and "B.Y.P.U. will be held in the church Mrs. Wm. McCl'inchey, Bronson Line. -next 'Sunday evening, Jan. 16th, at • Mr. Win. Dungan of St. Thomas, "7.30 o'clock. The meeting 'will be in who spent the past week with Mr. -.charge of Mrs. Earl Raithby, Bill Harold Penhale, has returned home. Raithby and Stanley McMall, Mr. and Mrs. John Scotchmer spent Dr. B. C. Weir and Mr. Harvey Me- Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robt, Gee attended the funeral of the late Greer. Mr. Matthew Welsh of Pine River, Mrs. Beacom of the Front Road last Sunday,` visited friends at Londesboro -last Mr. Andrew Kirkconnel has obtain- week. o a position as 1V& Clnt'Ia'f at London The January meeting of the Stan- ein the C.N.R. ley Ladies' Club was held at the Mr. John Clifton is visiting friends home of Mrs. Edward Glen, twenty in this, locality, also his sisters near ladies and one visitor being present. 'Lucknow. There. was • a period of open and The regular monthly meeting of the noisy discussion concerning commun- Wotnen's Institute will be held in the Forester's Hall on Tuesday, January 18th. The subject, "Child Welfare", will be given by Dr. B. C. Weir. The 'hostesses are Mfrs. M. Alien, Mrs. E. Phillips and Miss Mae Ferguson. DEATH OF MRS. ARMSTRONG Mrs. Elizabeth Isabell Armstrong, wife of John Armstrong, of 153 Al- •;bert St., London, died last week in Victoria` Hospital after a few 'month's `illness in her Goth year. Mrs. Arm- -"strong was a native of East Wawa- ttosh, daughter, of the late Richard :and Margaret Leishman, She former- ly limed at Blyth and Betgrave, prior -to going to London 10 years ago. Arthur Yungblut who has been vis- iting his parents, Mr. "rid Mrs. Geo. "Yungblut, has left for a trip to Cali= "forma. ity events, after which a program followed, consisting of readings by Mrs. Edward Glen, Mrs. McFarlane, Mrs. Murphy, Mrs: Innes, Mrs. Fen. Stewart and Mrs. Shaddick. The roll call 'for the next meeting to be ans- wered by "Your Favorite Winter Hobby." The February meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. Innes. After singing the National Anthem, a social hour was spent. • Mrs. J. Parke of Alberta, who is visiting <vith her brother, Adapt Stew- art, - spent Monday with Varna friends, Miss Nora Stewart entertained a few of her friends on Monday even- ing. VAR.N A, n.. ...�, 3..„.,n ..at sold her Saran to Mr. John. Hustranl who gets PUBLIC LIBRARY MEETING ' possession immediately. Miss Logan is taking a trip to Nashville, Tenessee The annual meeting of the Auburn to visit her sister, Mrs. Keys. Public Library was held Wednesday Mr. William. CIark is wearing a 'evening, with R. D. Munroe presiding. smile these days. A little son has The Secretary -Treasurer gave his re- arrived to brighten their home, pert, showing a balance of $3.55 in the Mrs. Lee McConnell and daughters, bank. It was decided to supply the Barbara, spent the week -end in To- .Librarian with cards to notify the route. Members that their membership fees Mr. Percy Workman is very happy "were clue. The election of officers these days. - A little daughter has ar- followed for 1938. The board eon- rived to brighten their hone. •listing of Mrs. Edgar Lawson, Alfred Colds seem to be the order of the Rollinson, Ralph Munroe for a three day around here at present. .year term; 0. E. Erratt, Rev. H. C. Wilson, A, J. 'Ferguson for a 2 year -tenni K. K. Dawson, Harry Sturdy and Thos. Wilson for 1 year term. -Auditors, Mrs. Wm. Robison and,' Jog Brrtudrit, The board then adjourned and l*lcl 'their meeting, Harry Sturdy was Cho- sen president for 1988, and the enter- 'iainlnent committee consists of Harry" Sturdy, Alfred Rollinson and R, D. Munroe. Book committee, Rev. ii. 0. 'Wilson, Mr's. Edgar Lawson' and 0. E. Erratt. It was moved by Ralph 'forth : vieited with Mr. and Mrs. Aus- Munroe, seconded' by A. J, Ferguson tin Matheson on Sunday last. - -that the Librarian's salary be reduc- Visiting with Mr, and Mrs. Walter TUCKERSMIT%I The, Tuckersmith Annual Congrege- tion'Suppgr will'•be field on'Friday ev- ening. Supper will commence at 6.30 p.in after which the election of offi- hra" for- the Sunday School will be held: "'. Mr. and Mrs, F. W. Whitmore vis_ ited with Mr. and Mrs,. F. Coleman of • McKillop' on Tuesday =last. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pepper or Sea - rd from $60 Pepper one day last week was the lat- ter's Meter; Mrs. John Fotheringhain BAPTIST CHURCH LADIES' AID of Brucefield. The Baptist Church Ladies' Aid Met The January meeting of the -Tuc- =last Thursdayafternoon in char ,e d kersmith Ladies' Club was held at ' g the home of Mrs. Ernie Crich, with -Mrs, Glen Raithby, with Mrs, R. J. Phillips at the piano, Mrs. Glen twenty-four members and two visit- -Raithby read the scripture lessen:: ors present. The new President, Miss ."New Year thoughts were given by 1lfargar'et *Fear, was in charge. Roll Mrs. R. J. Phillips,: and Mrs. Glen call was answered by payment of .Raithby. Readings were given by fees for 1938. Several matters of Mrs. Eari,-Raithby Mr's:: Annie Wal- business were discussed, and •a short net Mrs. Fred Ross; "Mrs. Frank Pi'ogialn was given, consisting of Rait'lrby; instrumental by' Mis. R. J. Community Singing, Piano solo, by Phillips and a recitation by little Eve- Mi's..A. Matheson; duet, Miss Sade lyn Raithby. Mrs, C. A. Howson then Ball, contest conducted by Mrs. Crich. lad charge of the business. The cutting committee had several Miss. Glen .Raithby gave an inter- articles ready for sewing which occu- pied topic on "Things last year has pied the time until the tea hour. The taught us." Mrs. G. W. Sherman dis- February meeting will be held'at the missed the meeting. Lunch was rely- home of Mrs. 0.. J. O'Brien. Group .e 2,consisting of Mrs. O'Brien, Mrs. d by Mrs. R. Jr Phillips and Mxs: awson, Mrs. W. Pepper, Mrs. Fear. 'Cleft Raithby. • and Mrs. Walters will have charge of ,program and refreshments. Roll call CIIURC <3 NEWS is to be answered bY "A book I have inKnox Presbyterian m The service I recently read" and nae of its author. , Church Was conducted by Rev. Dr, J. There will be a Valentine,,gift ex - H. Barnetti, who brought a splendid change. message on "Salvation". Play fair even with the Devil, Don't Rev.• H. C. Wilson conducted the set- yell "get bebind ,me Satana 'Vice in the United Church ands Dice g hind pd bthen p ,.continue to hang onto him, " with beth 'on 'ti Winter Collies," The service hands. • THE' CLINTON NEWS -RECORD PAGE 5 .Huron Presbyteiial's Alumni Meeting The annual meeting of Huron Pres- byterial ofthe. W.M.S. of the Presby bytorial of the W.M.S. the f t ie Presby- Clinton Presbyterian Church on, Tues- day. • The meeting, • which was well repre- sentative, -entative, opened at ten -thirty, the Scripture reading and prayer being taken by Mrs. Albert Taylor, of Gode- rich Mrs. D. J. Lane, in her presi- dential a address, s, g •a ve a very intimate talk 'conceiving the responsibility of the members of W.M.S. "Are we us- ing our time, our talent, our ability, or are we hiding them?" she asked, She spoke of the death of Mrs. Fres. er, of Bayfield, as a loss to Bayfield and the Presbyterial of a life-long faithful worker and of the removal of two other valued members, Mrs. Dougan and Mrs. Larrimor, of Clin- ton, to she Presbyterial. In regard to the allocation, she asked: "Are we just giving our second'_ best to God? We owe all we have to Him and should give freely, openly and heartily. Our Master is not a hard task -master. He leaves time for leisure to sit at His feet" Mrs. Lane concluded her talk oy reference to a sermon she heard from this text: 'Ty faith the waIis of Jericho fell down after they were, compassed about seven days." "We must march round our Jerichoes; God is working His plan out." She spoke of the wonderful achievement in' the broadcasting of the IRing's'Coronation to the whole world and pleaded that every effort be put forth to broadcast the Gospel of Our Lord to the world. Very interesting reports were given by the various secretaries. The treas- urer, Mrs. T. Swan Smith of Seaforth, reported some organizations ahead of last year and some behind, but all reports testified that Huron Presby- terial is very much alive to the impor- tance of missionary work and mission- ary giving. Mrs. Dunlop, Presbtyerial secretary, gave a bright, interesting and com- prehensive summary of all reports. She said Hensel] held the banner for the year. Huron had reason to be proud of the Y.W.organizations as they stand second in the Province, Toronto Presbyterial, el with thirty-six groups, standing first. Mrs, Dunlop urged each one to be alert to every jitgolihq e '5k`4 Cut Flowers Flowering Plants 2 Floral Designs For All Occasions. Chas. V. Coke FLORIST S Phones: 66w and 66j FEATHERS WANTED GOOSE AND DUCK FEATHERS BOUGHT AT GOOD PRICES. Always in the market for Live or Dressed Poultry' at top market prices. N W. TREWARTHA Phones—Office, 214j Residence, 214w DEATHS CARB$IEtT—In Huller£ Township on Thursday, January 6th, George Michael Carbert, aged 65 years. SCALES -In Mullett oTwnship, on Sunday, January 9th, George Scales, in his 00th year. McVITTIE—In Hespeler, on Wednes- ` day, January 6th, Albert Burns Me - Vitae, formerly of Mullett, in his 56th year. MARJUAGES McBRIEN—PAGE - On Saturday, January 8th, Helen Page, daughter of Mr. Thomas Page and the late Mrs. Page, Goderich, was united in marriage to Stewart McBrien, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McBrien of Clinton, by Rbv. C. F. Nagle of Goderich. --unty)ews! opportunity. Information was obtained by discus- GOLF CLUB PRO DEAD AT signs on the different reports testify- TORONTO ing to the interest being shown. All Word was received Wednesday of officers were returned for 1938, the the sudden death in Toronto of Alex. installation ceremony being conducted Howie, professional of the . Kincar- by Mrs. Merton A. Reid, of Seaforth, dine Golf and Country Club the past Plans were discussed for Sectional four years. Death was attributed to meetings in April. An invitation to a heart ailment. Goderich for September Rally was "Sandy" as he was best known was accepted. born in Scotland but spent most of The nominating committee for 1938 his life in Toronto. A keen student is as follows: Mrs. Edwards, of Hen- of golf 'and Golfers, his instruction sall, convenor; Mrs. Albert Taylor, proved of assistance to. many players Goderich; Mrs, Robert Eberhart, Sea- and some of the younger Kincardine forth. The Presbyterial is very players were his protegees. thankful to the ladies of the Presby- terian Church, Clinton, for their hos- DIED SUDDENLY IN CHICAGO pitality and their appetizing dinner. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Benthron, Hen - Officers for 1988 are as follows:— sail, received word last Monday that Iionorary president, Mrs. H. Arnold, their brother-in-law, Mr. Norman Hensall; president, Mrs, D. J. Lane, Peppier of Hanover, had passed away Goderich; vice-presidents, Mrs. F. R. suddenly at Chicago: while attending Redditt, Goderich; Mrs. SVM. SiI1er', a furniture exhibition there. He left Exeter; corresponding and recording for Chicago on Saturday from Han- secretary, ansecretary, Mrs. H. C. Dunlop, Gode- over. He was 53 years of age. Mr. rich; treasurer, Mrs. T. Swan Smith, Pcppler was a son of Mrs. Peppier Seaforth; Young Women's sec., Mrs. and the late Henry Peppier, of Ilan - W. A. Young, Hensall; C.G•I.T. sec., Over. He was 53 years of age. Mr. Miss B. Campbell, Seaforth; Mission over. He was a prominent resident Band sec., Mrs. D. C. Hill, Exeter; of Hanover, served on the high school Home Helpers' sec., Miss L. Jeckell, board, was a member of the Masonic Exeter; Library, Literature and Ex Order. He attended the Evangelical change sec., Miss E. McKenzie, Clin• church and was for more than ten ton; Welcome and Welfare sec., Mrs, year's superintendent of the Sunday J. W. Bonthron, Hensall; Supply School. In business he was general sec., Miss A. B. McDonald, Goderich; manager of the Peppier Bros., Ltd., Life Membership sec., Mrs. A. Porter. a Hanover furniture manufacturing field, Belgrave; Glad Tidings sec„ company. In 1916 he married Miss Mrs. Ross, Auburn; press see., Mrs. Lillian Yungblut, of Waterloo and Keith McLean, Seaforth., formerly of Hensall. He is survived by his mother and. wife and four children, Frederick, William, Edward BRUCEFIELL and Mary Caroline; three brothers Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Homey of Exe William, Milton and Edgar and one ter, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr,s sister, Mrs. E. Grass, all of Hanover. John Grainger. Interment took place at Hanover: Mrs. spit - Mr. and Mrs, C. Halstead and Floyd Peppier and family have the synt- of Stratford, visited Mr. and Mrs. T. paths of their many Hensall friends, H. Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs. Benthren on receipt of Mr, and Mrs. L Schilbe of Zurich news left immediately for Han over.—Exeter Times -Advocate. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. G.r . Swan. VETERAN RAILWAY EMPLOYEE Mrs, J. Grainger is confined to her RETIRES bed with inflamatory rheumatism, We Andrew Lusk, of Liman, is being re - hope she will soon be better. tired this month after 40 years con - The meeting of Bromfield Y. P. U. tinuous service with the G.T.R. and on January 10th, opened by singing C.N.R. He began as `section man, hymn 12. The scripture was read by working near• Ailsa Craig, until he Archie Mustard. Boris Dutot then led was made section foreman in 1903 in Prayer. After hymn 206 was sung, when he came to Luean to live. He Nola Taylor took the topic,, "False had charge of 14 miles of the road and Standards."- Mr. Bremner then intro- recalls many times working all night tutted a topic which will bo taken at g shovelling snow. During his long ser - the next 10 meetings., "How the Bible vice he had been in only one accident. Caine to Be: Hyntn 47 was sung and He and eight or nine others were go - the meeting closed by all repeating the ing on ahandcar from Stratford to Mizpah Benediction, Sebringville. Turning a sharp curve The January meeting of the W. A. just outside the formes: place a fast was held in the S. S. room on January train crashed them head-on. Three. 5th. The first half of the meeting of the men were killed but Mr, . Lusk was spent itt sewing, then followed and "the others jumped to safety.— the Devotional part which was in Exeter: Tunes -Advocate. charge of Mrs. A. T, Scott. The meet- ing opened with hymn 41 (3 verses) MOTORIST'S THREAT CAUSES then followed prayer by Mrs. Jas. Mc- FELLOW TO OPEN HIGHWAY Queen. The scripture reading' was Out on highway 9 a Kinloss town: from Psalm 111. Hymn 436 was sung ship resident, ,going east, succeeded and was followed by all repeating the in inducing a westbound Kincardine Lord's Prayer then our new president, township motorist to open the road- Miss'Martl-t'a McDonald, took the chair way for him. .Each came to a grind - for the business part. Minutes of ing stop on cleared portions at the last meeting were read and adopted. opposite ends of a fair-sized snow- [ oA call' was answered by 24 "mem- drift.' The Kinloss man got out and hers. Business was then discussed and shouted to : his fellow -motorist, elf the meeting closed by all repeating you don't drive' through there I'll the Mizpah Benediction, after - which have to do to you what 'I did to the the hostesses .served a dainty lunch. last fellow I met in a place like this.' 1 DOXY IiHEA'I'RE CAPI"i'AL THEATR111,11,12 E „ , Till _,.1 _ Cliaton, R REGENT THEATRE Goderich •Seaforth Noiv: "NOW AND FOREVER" ;Now: Pat O'Brien ill; Now:. Starring Shidley Temple, Gary "TIRE r4REAT O'MALLEY" "HILLS OF OLD WYOMING" Cooper, Carole Lombard. Mon., Tues., Wed. "Internes Can't Take Money" Y Starring Barbara' Stanwyck and Joel McCrea as principals in a gripping problem Play- Thurs., Fri., Sat. 'THE THh LAST OUTLAW" a thrilling western picture starring S Haa•ry Carey, Hoot Gibson and i Margaret Callahan 1 Coming: "A STAR IS BORN" Mon., Tues.,,' Wed. "The AWFUL TRUTH" A modern and sophisticated comedy romance, Starring• IRENE NE DUNN U , CA GRANT R l G " Thur". ., Fri., Sat. "231/2 HOURS LEAVE" Mary Roberts Rinehart's - Saturday -Evening -Post Story Featuring James Ellison, Terry Walker, Douglas McLean Coming: "All American' Sweet- heart" and "It Can't Last Forever" Mon„ Tues., Wed. Douglas McLean & James Ellison in a thrillingwarstory by Mary Roberts. Rinehart $ 1 cc 23 1/ zHOU HOURS LEAVE" 7 Thurs., Fri., Sat. "BORDERLAND" enthralling story, popular cast, action a -plenty, Coming: "INTERNES, CAN'T TAKE MONEY" Mat. :Sat. and holidays at 3 p.m. ' Mat.: Wed. ; Sat, Holidays, ay , 3 pan. Mat.: Sat and Molina BREAD BREAD IS YOUR BEST AND CHEAPEST . FOOD. E -AT MORE OF ' IT We Make- CRISPY CRUST, BUTTERMILK, BRICK, ROUND, WHOLE WHEAT, CRACKED WHEAT, SUNSOY, SANDWICH, RAISfN and FRUIT NUT. Bar-tliff & Crich Makers of Crispy Crust Bread. Phone 1. Clinton. SPECIAL PARTY ROLLS CANDY AND SALTED NUTS.• TOASTED SANDWICHES ARE.DELICIOTJS. TRY ONE -AFTER SKATING FRESH FRIED CAKES, "DAILY" W END ORF'S BAKERY & CONFECTIONERY. BURGESS' STUDIO CLINTON Photographs of Distinction by IRENE BURGESS Phone 115. Developing and Printing (Open Every Day), Battery Service BATTERIES CHARGED . , . , 50c Expert Repairs on all Types+of Farm and Auto Radios. Quick Service. Guaranteed Work. CALL AND DELIVERY SERVICE ANYWHERE. PHONE 213. E. Mittel RADIO-TRICIAN PARM FOR SALE 1O -Day Special; South half of lot 25, con, 12, in Hul lett Township, 47 acres of choice clay Tenders Wanted Men's 3 -Piece Suit, Drycleaned, , ,85c loam, well -drained. Bank barn, 75 by Ladies' Plain Dresses 8$e 36, three good wells and cistern, wat- Tenders will be received' up to Jan- Top Coat, Drycleaned $1.00 Ladies' Spring Coat ° $1,00 er in stable the year round. Half mile nary 31st, to supply 12 cord of green from Londesboro and half mile from hard' body wood, 14 ins. long ,to bel Our Drycleaning Done By: school, DEA hog on No. 4DEAN'S—London, S— highway. : Lo g y Apply to .delivered at school No 4, Tu k ' h radon, Ontario. Repairing Our Specialty. e eismit John Garrett, Londesboro, Ont. 66-4. by Aura 1st; 1938, •Tenders also- will ALBERT PALMER be received for caretaking of School for 1 year.- Herman Crich, RPressing—Cleaning—Repairing 't Ieatusxg—gepairing R. R. No. So the Kincardine township man broke it, Is through the drift. At the other end Clinton 66-2. sac Street, Clinton. he asked, "Well, what did you do to DEBTS COLLECTED the other fellow?" Putting his car TENDERS WOOD One of the two largest stores in To. into gear and starting off, the Kin - 1937, for h1 �oD roma wrote ns, on Dece carding driver said, "Oh, I drove tuber 22ndy 1837, as follows. through first and broke the road far Tenders will be received by the un- "We should like to express to rota him."—Kineardino News, dersigned up to January 21st for fif- our appreciation of the very satisfac- ��_.., teen cords of green body maple wood, tory way in which you obtain settle. CHOSEN TO CAPTAIN sixteen inches long. To be delivered inept of our accounts." INTERMEDIATE TEAMS at School No. 12, Goderich and HuI- hot us help you too. game the intermediate players elect- der not necessarily accepted. KELLY & AIKEN, The Collection Specialists, ORANGEVILLE, ONTARIO. ' Est. 1890—Still Getting Results. 66-4. Prior to Wednesday night's hockey lett, by April lst. Lowest or any ten - ed Jack "Shaggy" MacDonald captain of the club. "Shaggy" was elected to the post on his merits as a placer and his past contribution to the club. Each year finds him among- the scor- ing leaders, while on the ice he is the type which fights until the final bell. Beginning as a shinny player down on the Iakefront "Shaggy" rose right through the ranks and now is looked upon as otto of the best pro- ducts turned out locally. He should give the team expert generalship on the ice.—Kincardine News. THE FIRST ROBIN After writing so disastrously about robins last fall, these columns have been temporarily closed to such a dis- cussion, but when 3. Clifford Cox sighted a robin on the, second day of January in the vicinity of the Royal Hotel, nothing else can be done but report the incident. Considered ,a harbinger of spring, the robin is on the job early this year.-- Kincardine News. APPOINTED TAX COLLECTOR Mr. Fred Bonthron, of Hensall, village tax collector for several years, also assessor for 1937, resigned his position at the meeting of the village council on Monday 'evening, He will devote all his time to his duties as postmaster and his insurance busi- ness. At the same meeting Mr. Relit, Paterson was appointed collector and assessor for the village for 1988. Jas. A. Paterson was re -appointed village CLARENCE BALL, Sec. -Treasurer, R. R. 1, Clinton. 66-1. NOTICE Meeting Of Huron County Council After January 24th the Elite Cafe, The next Meeting of Huron County Council will be held in the Council Clinton, will be under new manage- ment. Creditors are hereby notified Chambers, Court House, Goderich, that accounts against the present pro- Commencing Tuesday, January 18th, prietor, Lunt Sam, should be present- at 2 p.m, ed before that date. The new manage- All Accounts, Notices of Deputa- tions, Applications, Tenders and Other ment will not assume responsibility for past accounts. Business Requiring 4ttep, ion o f Cou Your patronage is respectfully so - Council should be ill the Iianil of the !kited by the new management. my Clerk by January 1541. LEE & WONG. J. M. ROBERTS, County Clerk, Goderich, Ont. 65-2. Piano For Sale Upright Doherty Piano. In first- class condition and reasonably' priced for quick sale. Apply to P.O, Box 162 or this office. 66-4. Wood Tenders Wanted. Tenders will be received by the un- dersigned up until January 22nd for fifteen cords of 14 -inch body wood, half Maple • and half Beech. To be delivered at School House No. 10, Goderich.Township by March 15th, George Flewitt, Sec. -Treasurer, R. R. No. 3, Clinton, 66-2. ANNUAL MEETING The annual meeting of the Huron Central Agricultural Society will be held in the. Board Room of the Agri- cultural IAFice, Clinton, on Saturday clerk and relief officer and also re- afternoon, January 15th at 2,00 p,m. ceived the appointment of village The financial report for the year 1987 treasurer.-Seaforth News. will be presented, officers and direc- tors elected for 1938 and other neees- IS PRESENTED TO QUEEN MARY sary .business transacted. Arnold Turnbull, son of Mrs. G. T. All interested parties are cordially Turnbull, Seaforth, who for a number invited to attend. of years has been secretary for Frank Powell, Geo. H. Elliott, Great Britain of the Imperial Life President Secretary. Assurance Company, with headquar- , 66-1. ters in London, England, had the honor recently of being presented to AUCTION SALE Her Majesty, Queen Mary. Of Valuable Farm Property Mr. Turnbull is Canadian represen., Under and by virtue of the powers tative in Landon House' and Queen of sale contained in a certain inert - Mary's visit was on the occasion of gage which will be produced at the the opening of a new wing at London timeof sale, there will be offered for House.—Seaforth Expositor. sale by public auction, subject' to a reserve bid and other conditions of COTTAGE BURNED sale.at Leslie Ball's Garage,' Landes Robert Mester's cottage in Beach -o- born, on Tuesday, the 1st day of Feb - Pines, just south of Grand Bend, was ruary, 1938, at 1.30 o'clock in the. af- totally destroyed by fire on Tuesday. ternoon, the following property, Though partially covered by ingot- namely, pnce, the loss is considerable. A few ALL AND SINGULAR that certain. pieces of furniture were removed by parcel or tract of land and premises neighbors who forced their way, into situate, lying and being in the Town- the Iiving-room which was in the base- ship of Hullett, in the County of Hu- meet. The owner who lives in Detroit, ron, and being composed of Lot Num - had left for home the previous even- ben Thirty-one (31) in the Eleventh ing and it' is believed that the fire, Concession of the said Township of was caused by the high, winds blowing liullett: . down the chimney into the fireplace, For further conditions and partieu- scattering sparks. The Grand Bend Lars of sale apply to' the undersigned. fire brigade was called but could not F. FINGLAND, Clinton, Ontario ret through the deep. snow.— Zurich" Spliciter for the :Mortgagee. Herald. Geo. D. Elliott, Auctioneer. 65-3. - IMPORTANT NOTICE ACCOUNTS, NOTES, JUDGEMENTS COLLECTED Our collecting department is a re... suit' of years of successful experi- ence in collecting local or out -of -two accounts. No collection, no charge — Mail your list of accounts to -day to Burke's Collecting Agency, (License 176) HEAD OFFICE—SEAFORTii, ONT. 41-te Property For Sale Estate of late J. J. Connell, Clin- ton. lintong Good house, newly stuccoed. Garage, henhouse, % acre good land, Small fruits. Property isin excellent condition and reasonably priced. Ap- ply G. p-ply'G. J. Connell, Varna, or phone Hensall 96r16. 65-tf, For Sale A house and barn on Wellington Street. Water and hydro. Apply to J. E. Howard, 31 on 624, Clinton, 37-tf, TENDERS WANTED Tenders will be received until Jan. 20th, for 16 cordsof wood, 16 inches long, at least half Maple and remain- der remelt, to be delivered at S. S. No. 5, Mullett, by March 1st, 1938. WM, HOGGART, Londesboro, Out. 65-2. Cottage For Sale or Rent Small cottage on Matilda street, in southern part of town, five rooms; water, garden, garage. Apply to J. P. Sheppard. 30-tf. House For Sale or Rent A very desirable residence on Prin. cess street. Good garden and fruit trees, electric lights, and town wa- ter. House in good condition. Apply, at The News -Record office. 27-e. Cleaning and Pressing . Suits,' Coats- and Dresses. DRY CLEANING AND REP AIRING( W.,ar. JACO, TAILOR If not, °pet wont may be left as Heanrie Barber ,811109.- «