The Clinton News Record, 1938-04-28, Page 5,TI.UR,S`., : APRIL 28, 1938.
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CLINTON BRANCH - - E. E. PATERSON, Manager
AUBURN
Mr. George Disney wind Mrs. H. H.
ltenderkeneet of Detroit, visited with
Mr. and Mrs. George Beadle this
'week.
M. R. J. Ross of Beaverton is
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. T. S.
.- Johnston.
Mn Oliver Anderson was in Toron-
to for the week -end.
Teachers who have returned to their
schools are: Miss Margaret Ferguson
to Parkhill; Mr. Eugene Dobie to
Ottawa, Miss Dorothy Wilson to
Sheppardton and Miss Violet Sharpe
of Dashwood and Miss Mabel Foster
of Sheppardton, to Auburn. I
Mn and 1VIrs. W. H. Sheppard and
Tom spent Sunday with Mr. Sheer'
pards mother at Brampton. On, their
return they we1•e accompanied by
Joan and Reid Shephard who spent
the Easter vacation svitlr friends at
' Toronto and Brampton.
Mrs. Jas. Howitt, who spent the!
winter with her daughters, Mrs. Man-
'.ning of Londesboro'and Mrs. Hugh
' Chesney of Seaforth, has returned.to
her home here for the summer. I
Mr. Geo. Disney, Mr. and Mrs. T.
S. Johnston, Miss Laura Phillips and
Mr. J. E. Ross were in London on
'.Monday.
A letter was read from Miss
McDermona regarding- the Girl's Con-
vention to be held in Guelph on May
11, 12 and 13. It was moved that
Josephine Weir and Mary Dabie at-
Itend with Elsie Small and 'Marjorie
I as alternates. The elections of officers
for 1938-39 followed: Hon. Pres., Mrs.
Jas . Woods; president, Mis. Edgar
Lawson; lst vice pres., Mrs. Herbert
Mogridge; 2nd vice, Mrs. J, J. Wilson;
sec: treas., Margaret King; district
'director, Mrs. George Hamilton; press
sec., bars: Fred Ross; pianist, Mrs.
R. J. Phillips, Miss Sadie Carter, Mrs.
Wm., Craig; visiting committee, Mrs.
0. E. Erratt, Mrs. Chas. Howson,
Mrs, Gordon Taylor, Josephine Weir;
directors, Mrs. George Sturdy, Mrs.
W. J. Robinson, Mrs. George Beans
Mrs, Fred Ross, Mrs. Earl Raithby,
Mrs. J. J. Robertson ancl Mrs. J. O.
Stoltz; auditors, Mrs. John Thompson
and Miss Viola Thompson. The pres-
ident moved a vote'of thanks to the
program committee for their work
during the year. The program includ-
ed a reading by Bernice Lawson, solo
by Miss Margaret Ferguson accomp-
anied by Mrs. R. J. Phillips, Mrs.
Fred Ross read a paper on "Methods
of Olden Days" which was prepared
by Miss Margaret Small who is now
living in Toronto. Mrs. Fred Oster,
the district president, will attend the
next meeting and will sneak on
"Peace".
• A dainty ten eeirt tea was served
by Mrs. Harry. Armstrong, Mrs,
Edgar Lawson and Miss Marget King.
VARNA:
'Miss Anna Reid bas been visiting
friends in London.
Beginning nest Sunday the United
Church services be in in the mornin
g g
Mr. Jas. Brundrit spent
the ',yeah-,
end with friends in Mitchell.Mr. M. J. Hunking has returned tel
her hone in Clinton, after visiting
with Mrs. Chas. Howson.
Mr. Wm. Mather of Parkhill spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. A.
J. Ferguson.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Lawson visited
with Mrs. Wm. Slater of Seaforth on
Sunday.
Mrs. •Russel King, Pauline and Don-
t-
ald visited with Mrs. Stewart of Ash-
field. at 10 o'clock. Sunday School at 11
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fremlin of o'clock.
Clinton, visited with the litters moth- Miss Catherine Peters of Chatham
• er, Mrs. John Ferguson. is spending the holidays with her
Mr. and Mrs. Russel , Armstrong parents here, Rev. and Mrs. Peters.
and fancily of London visited on.Sun- A. meeting of the Upper Canada
e day with Mrs. M. Armstrong. Bible Society was held in the United
Miss Josephine Weir took part In Church on Monday evening. Lantern
tire musical festival in Stratford on slides were given, also a very educe-
Saturday.
Miss Beryl Wilson has • returned
- to Stratford Normal.
Miss Mary Asquith has returned to
''her home here following an operation
for appendicitis in Goderich hospital. Kingston are holidaying with rola-
.
Water is being piped from Gordon tives here and at Bayfield.
Taylor's artesian 'well across the Mr. Alvin Elliott of Zurich spent
road to Jeremiah Taylor's, Mr, Jas.I Sunday with his parents, Mr, and Mrs,
Johnston and Mr. Chas Asquith. 'Mort Elliott.
Miss Bertha Wagner is visiting her Seeding is pretty well finished in
'parents, Mk. and Mrs. J. Wagner. � this district and some of the grain
Mr. and ,Mrs Edward Sillery and is up through the ground.
family of Exeter,visited with Mr. and . 'Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson, of Kingston
Mrs. Herb. Govier of Hullett, and have returned honne to spend the holt-
'714rs. Harry Govier of A.uburn.' 'days with their r,arents.'
Jaundice and one case of scarletina Our school has reopened after the!
is reported in this . district. • !holiday and all pupils are much re -
'CHURCH NEWS froslred after the, holiday. ' •
At Knox Presbyterian. Church Rev.
banal talk by Rev. Mr. . Bulkwell.
Mr. and.', Mrs. George Pilgrim, of
Forrest, spent the week -end with Mr.
C. C. Pilgrim, of the village.
Mi•. and Mrs: Jack Ferguson of
,A. M. Boyle gave an impressive mes
'sage from Jeremiah 18-4 on The /
Divine Potter" I Mr. Ben. Anderson of. Toronto vis -
At Kno5C United; Church Sunday, ited relatives, on the Bayfield line
morning, Rev. Hugh C. Wilson spoke on Sunday.
from Acts 1-11 and' used as his sub- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dunbar of
;feet, "'This Same Jesus". Miss Marg- Lambeth, were guests of lvir. and
.area Ferguson favoured tiith a solo. Mrs. Arthur Welsh on Sunday,
Rev. R. M. Weeks coathicted the Mrs. A. B. Stephenson has been
'service hi the Brussels Anglican confined to her room with a severe
!church Sunday morning and Rev. J. cold
GODERICH TOWNSHIP
'Graham rector of Brussels Anglican! Mr, Fred Lockwood of Clinton
church addressed the congregation spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
'here frorn. Jab 14.14. Next Sabbath Russel Colclough.
'service will be ]field at 7.30 'in the' • Mr. and Mrs. L, 13. Powers and
evening. • i family' of St. Thomas were Sunday
At the Baptist Church Sunday aft- visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Russel
•'ernoon Rev. G. W. Sherman address- Colclough.
'-sed the dongregation from Collossians The Community is urged to attend
1-21 and 22 on. "Reconciliation"./ the Music Festival for pupils of Asir
The Iocal. Women's Institute met field, Colborne, .Goderieh, flay, Stares
on. Tuesday, in the Foresters, Hall, ley and, 'West Wawanosh Townships,
withMcs EdgarLawsonin charge. 1
Ira be held in Knox Church, Goderieh
-Letter of anpreciation'for card 'sent 'on'The sday, May 5th. Solo contests
"-was rear! 'from Nice. Wit. Craig. in the morning choirs in. evening.
MARRJ A ES
RILEY-HUNKINCr--At the parson-
age, Londosboro, on Saturday, Ap-
ril 23rd, MarionElizabeth Ilunking
was united in >marriage to Earl
Benjamin Riley, by Rev. A. W.
Gardiner.
GRIFFITHS-ANDREWS-At Park-
view 'United church, Stratford, on
Saturday, April 23rd, Ruth Kath-
leen Andrews, Clinton, was united
in marriage to 'Arthur E. Griffiths.
Rev. D. E. Foster officiated,
BIRTHS
SKELTON-In Clinton hospital, on
Tuesday,
Ancil 26t .
h to Mrs. and
Mrs. William Skelton, a son.
TISDALL-At the Private Patients
Pavilion Toronto
G eirenal Hospital,
on Tuesday, April 26th, to Dr. and
Mrs. Frederick F. Tisdall, a son.
COLLVER-In Chatham, on Wednes-
day, April 20th, to Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Collver, formerly of Clinton,
a daughter.
DEATHS
DODD-In Clinton, on Monday, April
25th, Eliza Jane Dodd; 'beloved wife
of the late Isaac Dodd.
MATIIESON--In Shaughnessy Mili
tary Hospital, Vancouver, on Fri-
day, April 22nd, Miss Jean Mathe-
son, formerly of Clinton.
Your school, S. S. No. 10, is taking
part.
A baptismal service was held in St.
James' Ohm•ch, Middleton, on Sun-
day, April 24th, at which Mary Jean,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Mc-
Cullough, Joyce Elizabeth, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Perdue, and
Iris Esther, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Flewitt were baptized.
Mrs. Armstrong (formerly Eliza-
beth Ann Witt, one time,resident of
Varma) and her daughter, Mrs. Mc-
Claren of Edmonton, visited their re-
latives, Mrs. Jas. Johnston and Mrs.
Fred Middleton on Monday. They
had motored from Edmonton and af-
ter visiting relatives in the Goderieh
locality are returning via Ottawa,
Montreal and New York. Other visi-
tors were Mrs. Fred Elliott and Mrs.
Graham of Goderieh.
Cane Sent To Edinburg
Musellni
Listowel's veteran druggist, Mr.
John Livingstone, on receiving a re-
quest from a museum at Edinburg,
has. forwarded a cane to 'be placed
among a collection of the late David
Livingstone, famed African mission-
ary, who is anephew of his, The
cane was a gift to, Mr. Livingstone's
father, an elder brother of the mis-
sionary..
The cane has an unique history.
One day : in Africa while talking to
Stanley who had been sent into the
interior to search for the Livingstone
party, David spied a weed whose
heavy, thick stalk bad taken the
form of a walking stick. Stripping off
the leaves Livingstone voiced his in-
tention of tying it to a board to dry
and asked Stanley if lie ,would take
it to Scotland to Inc brother. John. The
cane finally landed in Listowel where
it has been for many years.
When requested to send something
to the museum Mr. Livingstone in-
formed the authorities in charge of
the exhibit that the cane had been.
broken and the missing part lost. He
later received word to send it along
as it was. -Listowel Banner.
BRUCEFIELI'
The congregation have extended a
call to Rev. H. E. Wright, of Prise-
ville, who has accepted the charge' of
Brucefield United Church.
A number of the members of the
congregation- attended the Huron
Presbtyerial held in St. James'
Church, Exeter, on Tuesday; They
report an interesting and profitable
meeting.
The W.M.S. Thankoffering meeting
was held in the Sunday scbod room
on April 21st. The, young girls and
members of the Mission Band pro-
vided a splendid program. A liberal
offering, amounting to $40 was re-
ceived.
For Sale
Kitchen range, 6 lid, with warming
closet. Good condition. Also two in-
cubators, 140 and 180 egg capacity.
Albert Glazier, Huron Road East,
Phone 617r31.
81-1.
.House For Sale
Comfortable dwelling horise on
Frederick street, Clinton.. Electric
lights, hot .and cold water, bath,
double garage, and henhouse,. largo
enough for 40 hens, with large fenced
in run, Two quarter -acre lots one
entirely for garden purposes. Pro-
perty may be seen anytime. Apply
Kenneth Whitmore, Clinton, Ontario.
Attention FARMERS!
We have anything you want in the
way of
FERTILIZER
Phone 145j
We will be open Saturday nights and
Band Nights
CLINTON FEED MILL
Phone 102
Cut Flowers,
Flowering Plants
, Floral Designs For
n..s .w.. All Occasions.
SPRING FLOWERS.
Chas. V. Cooke
FLORIST
Phones: 66w and 136.1
Fresh
�E Eggs -
Poultry
try
WANTED
Good prices are expected for Poul-
try fol: scene time to come. When
you have any young ,chickens or ;at
fowl give us a call. -Our prices are
alwaysin line with city prices.
Our Egg -Grading Service wil
please you. Eggs graded while you
wait.
N. W. TREWARTHA
Phones --Office, 214j Resildence, 2I4w
St.Paul's Dramatic Club
will present .
"FOR PETE'S .SAKE"
A THREE -ACT COMEDY
IN THE PARISH HALL ON
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
May 12 and 13
Tap -Dancing by Faye Hickson
Young People's
Annual Supper
ONTARIO ST. UNITED CHURCH
Thursday, April 28th
6.30 p.m.
Admission 35c Adults. 25e Children
Three Reels of Motion Pictures will
feature in the program.. 81-1
FANCY EVERGREENS
Such as are being used for decor-
ating your home surroundings have
just arrived from Holland.
This is the finest selection of such
trees ever offered to the public in this
part of the country,
ARE NOW ON EXHIBITION AT
Geo. Stewart's
GItEENHOUSES
Bruce St. GODERICH, Phone 105
Strawberry Plants
Senator Dunlop and William Belt
strain. Prices very reasonable. Ap-
ply to Roy Tyndall, R. R. 3, or phone
607r3. 81-2
For Sale
Ono full-size Walnut Bed,complete
with springs. Phone 269. 81-1,
THE LIONS CLUB OF CLINTON
has the honour of having
HON. P. M. DEWAN
Ontario Minister of Agriculture
As Guest Speaker on the Evening of
MAY 9th, t 6.30
This meeting has been turned over
to any farriers desiring to tweet and
hear Mr. Dewan. Tickets for this
banquet can be got either at Agri-
cultural office, Fords Feed store o1
Frank Fingland's office.
MORTGAGE SALE
Under and by virtue of the powers
contained in a certain mortgage
which will be produced at the time
of the sale, there will be offered for
sale by public auction on Monday, the
30th clay of May, 1938, at the hour
of 1.30 o'clock in the afternoon at
the council chambers, town hall, in
the Town of Clinton, by George H.
Elliott, Auctioneer, the following pro-
perty, namely:
Lot Seventeen (17) in the Seventh
Concession of 'elle Township of Hut-
lett in the County of Htuon.
This property is Located about five
miles north-east of Clinton, and is
said to consist of one hundred acres
of good farm land with frame house
and barn, never -failing spring, 2
acres of sugar bush and spring creek.
The buildings are said to be in good
shape and 90 acres of property seed-
ed.
The said property is subjected to a
first nroi'tgage• in favor of the C'onr-
nissioner of Agricultural Loans,
which mortgage can be left on the
property.
The property is being offered sub-
ject to a reserve bid.
Terms-"_Cr,S
cf tyre-uurchase price
over and above .tie first mortgage
to be paid down at the time of sale
'incl the balance over and above the
said first mortgage to be paid with -
n thirty days of the date of the sale.
For further .particulars and condi
tions of sale apply to George H. El-
liott of Clinton, Ontario, Auctioneer,
r the undersigned Solicitor for the
Mortgagee. •
DATED at Goderieh this 25th day
of April, A.D. 1938.
George H. Elliott, Clinton, Ontario,
Auctioneer.
C A
F I DONNE LY Goderich,
L G ,
Ontario, Solicitor for the Mortgagee.
81-3.
ROXY TtIEATIE CAPITAL THEATRE
Clinton. Goderieh
New Playing. '
"A Star Is Born"
Now: Fred Allen in:
"SALLY, IItENE and MARY"
StarriMarchng J..anet(In GaynTecorhandnicolor).
Fredric• , ,
Morn.Tues.Wed.
Monr., Tees•, Wed. "52ND` ISiI'REET"
"STAGE DOOR97 manr..
Starring Catharine Hepburn, Gin,- ,.Ad roan.clantic featurdrinmag a
ing andsieally castteatof
ger Rogers, Adolphe Menjau. entertainers heaclecl by Leo Carril-
lo, Pat Patterson and lin Hunter„
pictures. Theri., Fri„ .Sat.
1 Thurs , Fri., Sat. SONJA HENIE
`$,Sally, Irene and Mary" Don Ameche, Ethel .Merman
Starring , Alice Faye, Tony, Mar- Jean Hersholt
tin, Joan Davis, Fred •Allen, The dazzling ice -queen in her
Louise Dodds
ov most brilliant screen presentation
Coming: "Little Lord Fauintleroy
With Freddie Bartholomew, Dolor -
"HAPPY LANDING"
es Costelle el a Barrymoae, Mickey Coming: Grace Moore in:
Rooney, C. Aubrey Smith, Victorazr the (creat'. "P11 Take Romance"
Coming:
Mat S�t. and holidays at 3 p.m. Mat.: Wed., Sat., Holidays, 3 p.m. Mat.: Sat and Holidays. at 3 p.m.
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REGENT THEATRE
Seaforth
Now: "Second Honeymoon'
Starring Tyrone: Power.
Mon., Tues., Wed.
BB
Ned SparBOkBs .anYsi IrvinREEN S. Cobb
present an Hawaiian tient con-
cer'ning the adventures of two
stowaways
"HAWAII CALLS
Thurs., Fri., Sat
Leo Carille, Pat Patterson and
Ian Hunter
show what happens when a'digni
fled avenue becomes :a`mecca for
Pleasure -seekers
"52ND STREET"
SPECIAL
For Saturday Only
Hot Cross Buns
OWING TO THE NUMBER OF
DISAPPOINTED CUSTOMERS LAST
WEEK -END, HAVE DECIDED TO
MAKE A SPECIAL OF THESE
THIS WEEK -END.
ORDER EARLY.
Bartliff & Crich
Phone 1. Clinton.
R&G
Used Cars
RECONDITIONED & GUARANTEED
1937 Ford Standard. Tudor
(Heater and Trunk).
1936 Chev. blaster Special Coach.
1935 Ford Tudor.
1934 Ford. Deluxe Tudor.
1934 Dodge Coupe.
1934 Chev. Coach.
1932,Plymouth Coupe, (Rumble Seat).
1931 Ford Roadster.
1030 Ford Coach.
1930 Durant Coupe, (Rumble Seat).
1935 Chev. Stake Truck.
1930 Chev. Stake Truck.
Some of These Cars on Display at
LAVELLE'S SERVICE STATION,
CLINTON.
Stan Prevett
FORD SALES & SERVICE
Phone 83. GODERICH. South St.
Used Cars
Wendorf's
Bakery
Have You Tried
OUR, -DELICIOUS CUP CAKES?
You like them and you'll attest to the
fine texture of
OUR SPECIAL FRUIT CAKES
AND SPICE CAKES.
Our Confections and Ice Cream are
always fresh and tasty. We place
Quality First.
-W END.ORF'S
Phone 68
ENGLISH LEGHORN
BABY CHICKS
AND PULLETS(
CUSTOM HATCHING
SENATOR DUNLOP
STRAWBERRY PLANTS
FRESH ASPARAGUS.
E. L. MITTELL
ELL
Phone 213-
Clinton:
Mr. I. Never thought nothing could
ever remove his Corns and Bunions.
Cress Corn and Bunion . Salves did.
Sold by Havey's Drug Store in Clin-
ton and Hemphill's in Heirsall and
all: Drug Counters.
For Sale or Rent
Good Brick house. Apply to E.
Ward, Huron street. 80-tf,
Seed Beans For Sale
O.A.C. No. 211 Soy •Beans. Apply
to Fred Ford's Seed Store, Charles -
worth's Seed Store, or William Lyon,
Londesboro. 80-3.
FEEDS
For CHICKS carry MASTER CHICI{
STARTER at $3.00 per cwt. Maple
1937 Dcdge DoLuxe Sedan, heater Leaf Cafeteria at $3.00 per cwt. Shur -
and Defroster. Gain Chick Starter at $2.90 per cwt.
1937 Dodge Business Coupe, heater
and defroster.
1936 Dodge DeLuxe Coach, heater and
defroster. ' re i
1935 Dodge Coach, heater and de-
froster.
1935 Master Chev. Coach.
1933 Plymouth Sedan, heater and de-
froster.
1932'DeSoto Sedan
1932 Plymouth Coupe, Rumble Seat,
heater and defroster.
1930 :Chev. Coupe, rumble seat. EES
1929 Essex Sedan, like' new. SEEDS
1928 Chev. Sedan. - Complete stock of , Clover's and
1928 Whippet Coach. Grasses, Garden Seeds in bulk. Mang -
2 1932 -Dodge Trucks, stake body, in els mid Turnips very low this year.
good !condition. Seed Corn will arrive at end of week.
Also the three varieties of 'Growing
Mash, Ohack Oatmeal; Fine Scratch
and Developing Scratch,' Cracked
Goan, Shell, Grit and Charcoal:
Special Prices on quantity buying.
For PIGS, Master Pig Finisher, Pig
Grower, Hominy, Heavy Soreenings
These feeds are exceptional higl
quality for prices being asked.
Through car load buying can giv
our customers high quality feeds at
BURGESS' STUDIO
CLINTON
Photographs of Distinction
by
IRENE BURGESS
Phone 115.
Developing and Printing
(Open Every Day)
-1
New Location
RADIO & ELECTRIC
SERVICE
Now Open On Princess St.
Radio Repairs -House Wiring
:Electrical Appliances Repaired.
PHONE 213.
E. E. Mitten
RADIO-TRICIAN
MEN WANTED
TO KNOW OUR PRICES ARE NOW
Men's 3 -Piece Suits, dry-cleaned 85c
Swagger Suits . $1.25
Ladies' Dresses, plain 85c
Ladies' Spring Coats 31.00
All our Dry -Cleaning Done by
DEAN'S, LONDON.
. ALBERT PALMER
Isaac St., Clinton.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
ACCOUNTS, NOTES,
JUDGEMENTS COLLECTED
Our collecting department is a re,
suit of years of successful experi-
ence in colleeting local or out-of-town
accounts.
No collection, no charge -
Mail your list of accounts to -day to
Burke's Collecting Agency
(License 176)
HEAD OFFICE-SEAFORTH, ONT.
41-tf
House For Rent
Apply Scott's Grocery. ` 75-tf,.
DEBTS COLLECTED'
For litany years we have specializ-
ed in the handling of collections and
are today handling• a larger volume
of business than ever before.
Put our experience to svork in
clearing up your outstanding debts.
KELLY & AIKEN
The Collection Specialists,
ORANGEVILLE, ONTARIO
Established 1890. Phone 90
For Sale
Two-fifths acre of good garden land
` to rent or sell on west side of Fred-
1 erick street. See Mrs. C. Hunt.
80-2-p.
e
low prices.
Reg. McGee
DODGE AND DE :SOTO SALES
Phone 695. GODERIGH
For Sale
A 250 -gallon tank in good condition,
suitable for oil for furnace or tractor.
Apply 3. H. Vincent, Corner Princess
and Orange St., Clinton. 81-2,
For Sale
Good rich top soil, suitable for 1
lawns, ete. Also sand and gravel.
Geo ..Lavis, Phone 189j. 80-2=p.
NOTICE `
s
Seaforth Community Sale
have beenpostponed until after seed -
ng, Your patronage has been ap-
preciated.: J. J. Coyne, Manager.
81-1.
Wanted
Highest cash prices paid for Old
Horses and Cattle fit for mink feed.
Everything rem;oved.' If dead phone
•it once. Fred Gilbert, 608r22, Clin-
ton. 79-tf.
Housekeeper Wanted
A middle aged housekeeper waisted.
Two in fainly, No washing or iron-
ing. Apply to News -Record.
For Sale
Five -piece Parlor shite;' couch; two
locking chairs; two rugs, 9x10' and
9,-s/s, x13rpair of reversible curtains.
Apply James McNeil, Mary street.
81-2.
FRED O. FORD
FLOUR, FEED, SEED & GRAIN'
Phone 123w.
London - Wingham
Motorways.
Change of
Time -Table
EFFECJ.'IVE APRIL 24.
LEAVE CLINTON-Southbound:
DAILY EXCEPT
SUNDAYS and HOLIDAYS
8.20 A.M.
SUNDAYS & HOLIDAYS ONLY
5.30 P.M.
NORTHBOUND
DAILY EXCEPT
SUNDAYS and HOLIDAYS
8.05 P. M.
SUNDAY & HOLIDAYS ONLY
9.40 P. 1V1. .
COMMENCING MAY 1ST
TWO ROUND -TRIPS DAILY
BETWEEN
CLINTON-LONDON
KINCARDINE
For Further hrformation
Consult Local Agent
BARTLIFF & CRICH.
esseeS
Plants For Sale
Raspberry cane, Latham nursery
strain; large, red meaty berries,, hea-
vy cropping. 1 dozen for 76c; 50 for
33.00; 100 for 35.00. Strawberries,
Senator Dunlop, Downham mu•sery
strain, 100 for $1.25; $6.00 for 1000
at the garden. Collin's Bony Farm,
Phone 616r42. 77-tf.
IIaudressing
Get your permanents for Easter at
Bayfield. 32.00, 33,50, 35.00. All
work guaranteed, Makins' Beauty
I Shoppe, Phone 631r2.5. 78-3.
Cottage For Sale
Residence of late Adani Scott on
Mary street, Clinton. Apply F. Ping -
land. 79-3.
House For Sale ..
A very desirable residence on Prin-
cess street. Good garden and fruit
trees, electric lights and town water. .
House in good eoation. Apply at
the News -Record office. 75-c.
PROPERTY . FOR SALE
For sale in Blyth, that desirable
house and lot, known as the late Mrs.
Caere'property on. Diusley street.
Rouse has 8 rooms, bathroom, furnace
dc., and can .be . purchased very
cheap. Also for sale a corner build-
ing lot
uild-inglot on Queen street. Executors:
David Bloody, ,Leslie Hilborn. 78.4.
For Sale
A house and barn on; Wellington
Street. Water and hydro. Apply to
J. E. Howard, 31 on 624, Clinton.
70-tr..
Cleaning and Pressing
Suits, 'Coat and Dresses
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