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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1938-05-05, Page 5'TmTUR;2., MAY 5, 1938 THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD PAGE 5 Modernize Your °Farm Houses -and Barns It pays to 'conserve< farm buildings, even if iyouliave to borrow ,,to 'make the needed im provements.Fortu- nately, under the Home Improvement Plan, it is easy and convenient to borrow for this purpose. You can obtain the necessary money at any one of our 500 branches, and repayments may be made on easy terms. Just drop in and tell your requirements to our nearest branch manager. BANK OF MONTREAL ESTAnLISHED 1817 'ta bank where small accounts are welcome" 43 AUBURN Mr. and Mrs. Win, Meiiwain and 'daughter, Amelia, have moved to the village, having purchased the house 'Y1f the late Mr. George Howatt. Me. Gordon Taylor and Kolmer Dawson attended a Supertest con- vention and banquet at Toronto last "week. Mrs. Edgar Lawson and Mrs. Fred -Ross attended an executive meeting •of the Women's Institute at'Blyth on .Monday. ' Joan Sheppard spent the week -end with her friend, Lois .Ferguson at "Clinton. 1VIr. and Mrs. Joe Carter and Reg. •of Port Elgin, spent the weekend 'with the fornier's another and sister, Mrs. Jas. Carter and Sadie: Mrs. Helier, J. L. Eedy, Lucille and •Jack Eedy, and Cora Finnigan, visit - sed with Mrs. Fred Ross on Sunday. Mr. W, T. Riddell visited with Mr. :and Mrs. Walter 'McGill of Blyth on 'Sunday: Mrs. Jas. Carter has returned home rafter visiting her dartghtei 'Mrs. Nel- son Hill and Mr: ITill at Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Robinson of •Clinton are visiting their song Mr. and Mrs. Archie Robinson, Jr,, of Huilett. Mr. end Mrs. Mutch of Clinton, vis- ited with Mrs. John Arthur ,on Sun- gday. :. Rev;' and Mrs. Hugh Wilson visited "With Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Reycraft of ;Stratford last Friday. The. C.G.LT. group met last Satur- 'day with the leader, Dorothy Ander- son, in charge.. The following offi- cers were elected: President, Marjorie Artlun ; Vice, Marie Million; Secre- "tary, . Helen Robertson.; Treasurer, 'Zeta Munro; Pianists, Ila Craig and .Ruth Arthur. The next meeting to 'be" 'held May. '14th, with Joan Campbell, Mary Mun- :to and Vivian Straughan in charge. Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Ferguson and family of Clinton, spent Sunday with the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John :McKnight, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Raithby and "Gordon of Goderich, spent Sunday "with Mr. and Mrs. J. Taylor. Mr,•Leri Marwood celebrated his '74th birthday at his home here on Sunday. Mn and Mrs. Maitland Allen and :Mrs. Wm. Craig visited friends in Stratford last week. Mr. William Govier of East Wawa - nosh last two cows, a heifer and a `pig last week. A number from here attended the Presbyterial of the United Church which was held in Exeter. was married to George Cassidy, of Bryon, 50 years ago on the 19th of October, and lived at Bryon 25 years. before going to Edmonton. The de- ceased was of a kindly disposition and beloved by all,and her passing will be a great loss to all. Mrs. Cas- sidy leaves to mourn her loss her hus- band, one daughter, 1VIrs. William Mc- Knight of Nile; one son, Roy, of Ed- monton, one son, Joseph, died about seven months ago; five sisters, Mrs. Jas, Carter of Auburn; Mrs. • Robt. Mclllwain, Nile; Mrs. Joseph Cass silly, Bryon; Mr. G. F. McPhee, Ply- mouth, Mich., and Mrs. Frank Haw- kins, of Toronto. One brother, Major Isaac Hetherington, died 15 years ago. CHURCH NEWS At St. Mark's Anglican Church the rector, Rev. R. M. Weeks spoke from 7st Corinthians, 15:20, 'Our hope in the Resurrection." At the Baptist chtu'eh Sunday af- ternoon, Rev. G. W. Sherman spoke from Luke 18-37, "Jesus of Nazar- teth passes by." I At Knox Presbyterian Church Rev. Dr, J. IL Barnett, D.D., gave an in- spiring message from Luke 9-61 on "Eut"—the word of deviation. • At Knox United Church, Rev. H. C. 111Vilson spoke front 1st Corinthians 11. Holy Communion was observed and Mr. John Symington on behalf of the Session welcomed the :following' to full communion, Edna Archanrbaut, Margaret Crawford, Helen Marsh, Vivian Straughan, Zeta Munro, Betty Craig, Margaret Wrightman, Elsie Patterson, Bill Hill, Bob McClinchey, Reid Sheppard, Hairy Arthur, There was also a Baptismal service and four children were baptised, William iGordon Dodds, , son of Mr. and Mrs. 1 Wm. Dodds Jr., Donald Charles Groose, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Groose' Walter Henry Cunningham, son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cunningham, land Rena Mae McClinchey, daughter of Mr: and .Mrs. Sidney McClinchey. MR. FRANK BRUCE The.Deople of this community were shocked to hear of the death of Frank Bruce of lot 23, con. 3, of West We- wanosh, which occurred Saturday inornieg, April "30th. The deceased bad been in poor health for abo'nt a year, but 'was about as wee, ,and when his sister went to call hints Sat- urday was shocked to find that he had passed away. The deceased was born on May 7th,. 1870, on the same farm, where he had resided all his life.. He was a son of the late Mr: and Mre. Janes Bruce. He is surviv- ed by one. sister, Margaret, who lived with him; one brother, Richard. Two sister's and three brothers predeceas- ed him, one'brother »assin.g away on 'March lith, 1938. The funeral ser- vice was held from his late residence en Monday afternoon, and was con- ducted by Rev. H. C. Wilson of Knoat' United Church, Auburn. The pall- bearers were Messrs, Samuel: John - sten, : Jaines Jchnston, Harvey Reid, 'Leslie Hallam, David Hamilton, John 'Reid. Interment .took place in Dun - 'Tamen Cemetery+, MILS. GEORGE CASSlDY Mrs. Janes Carter received the sect hews of the death of her sister, Mrs. -George, Cassidy, of E'dpaotiton, Alta. The deceased was formerly Margaret :Hetherington, daiagliter of Mr. Joseph 'Hethef:ington, and Elizabeth Scott, and 'was born on the Hetherington farm at Nile, 72 years ago, and attended the Nile school. Mrs• Cassidy suffer-- Ad uffer-°ed a liiddrt attack and a stroke about 'a meas ago, and passed peacefully :sway'0'aiturdav marring. Mis 'Cassidy PORTER'S HILL Sunday, May 8th, will be Mother's Day. A special service will be held at Grace church at the usual hour of 3 o'clock. , i On Sunday morning Miss Mildred Powell was rushed to Goderich hospi= tal for an emerdeney operation for acute appendicitis. At time of writ- ing she is resting comfortably. We trust the operation will prove suc- cessful. I Born -e -To .Mr. and .Mrs. Jack Rehr at Goderich,,,hospital' on•May 2nd,. a son. Mother and baby are both do- ing fine. Mr. Norval Pocock. has, gone to Hamilton where he has secured em- ployment. ' ' Mr. David Pocock returned from Goderich hospital where he hes again been receiving' treatment. Mr, and Mr, Br Wilson' Sr. snort Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. -Joe Wil- son. Miss F. Roberts who has been con- fined to bed the last two weeps at the home. of Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Newton, is improving and able to sit up. STANLEY Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Scotchmer, of Chicago, spent the week -end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Scotchmer. Mrs. Alfred ' Westlake, who . has spent the past week with Mrs, Gso. H. Coleman near Seaforth, has re, turned home. Mr. and Mrs. William Seotcln T. spent Sunday with . Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Townsend, of Goderich Town- ship. PRESENTATION Over one hundred guests gathered at the home of Mr. Geo. Baird, on Wednesday evening of last week, to honor Mr. and Mrs. Walter Baird, wise were the uecipients of many beautiful and useful gifts at the reception and 'miscellaneous ' shower. A delicious lunch was served by the ladies of the community, after which card.playing. and dancing was enjoyed MARRIAGES FARQUI-IAR—BIGGIN At the Holmesville United Church' manse on Saturday morning,. April 30th, Margaret C. Biggin was united marriage to Stuart A. Farquhar, by Rev. 3. W. Herbert. SCRUTON—DRENNAN — At the home of the bride's , parents, on Saturday, April 30th, Evelyn Mar- ion Drennan, Goderich, was united in marriage to Edward B. Scruton, Clinton, by Rev. J. D. Lane, pastor of Knox Presbyterian Church, God- erich. BIRTHS HALLAM—ln Clinton hospital, . •on Monday, May 2nd, to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hallam, a daughter. GLEW—In Clinton hospital on .Wed- nesday, A.pril 27th, to Me. and Mrs. William Glees, a daughter; RHEN—In Goderich hospital, .: on Monday; May 2nd, to Mr, .and Mrs. Jack Rhen, a son. DEATHS WATTS -In Clintons on Tuesday, May 3rd, William H. Watts, aged 80 years. JENKS—At Queen Alexandra Sana- torium, on Wednesday, April 27th, Robert Orville ' Jenks, husband of Dorothy -Jenks (nee Dorothy Ward) in his 31st year. IN MEMORIAM JONES In loving memory of a dear sister and daughter, Vera . Jones, who passed away May 3, 1937. Oft and oft our thoughts do wander, To that grave so far away, Where we laid our .darling Vera Just one year ago today. —Ever remeinbered by her family. GODERICH TOWNSHIP Miss Phyllis :Middleton, spent the week -end with Miss Phyllis Manning, Londesboro. Mr. Bert Middleton; spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Middleton. - Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Reid of London spent Sunday with relatives on the Bayfield Line. Mr. • W. Ellwood of Goderich, has hired with Mr. Lou Anderson for the summer. Mrs. Fenwick Stewart of Stanley spent Sunday at the home of her brother; Mr. Ben. Rathwell, Mr. and Mrs.. Stewart Middleton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mc- Ewen of Stanley. —r- JOHN S., MAIR Death came very suddenly to John Stewart Maii', Goderich Township farmer, on Wednesday, April 27th, in Clinton Public Hospital, from injuries received on Monday evening when his team, . which had been hitched to a hay -loading machine, became unman- ageable. In trying to control them he fell and the wheel passed over him, breaking his spinal column at the base of the neck. Mr. Mali was in his 54th year, and wai•born in Goderich township on the farm next his own, and was the se- cond son of Mr. and Mr's. T. K. Mair, Clinton, In June, 1920, he ana'rried Flossie J. Cole, who with one daughter, Bees va, aged 13, survive. Titere also sur- vive his parents; two brothers, Dr. W. L. •and Dave, Detroit; two sisters, Mrs. W. R. MacDonald (Jean); Kin- tore, Ont., and Mrs: Rohe. Fairservice (Myrtle) of Londesboro. The funeral was held on Friday frons the home, Maitland concession, Goderich township, and •was largely attended. Rev. A. W. Gardiner, Lon- desboro,.and Rev, 0. Peddie, Clinton, conducted` the services. Interment was in Clinton cemetery. The bereft family have the sincere sympathy of the community in this their sad hour of affliction in 'the great loss of- a loving husband and kind father. CONSTAN CE Mr. W. , Durham left on Friday for Northern Alberta to put the spring crop in on his, farm, Miss Ruth 'Hugill, nurse in train- ing at Stratford hospital, spent Sun- day at the home ofher parents, Mr. and Mrs. Janes Hugill. Miss Olive Grimoldby entertained a few of her friends at a birthday par- ty. THE LIONS CLUB OF CLINTON has the honour of having HON: P. M. DEWAN Ontario Minister of Agriculture As Guest, Speaker an the Evening of MAY , M .9th 6.30 Y This meeting has been turned over to any farmers desiring to meet and hear Mr. .Dewan. Tickets for this banquet can be got either at Agti.- cultural office, Fords Feed stove , or Frank 1i ingland's office. FARMERS ! ! Saturday Night is Still elEgg Night Special linton Crea.-r e � n aYn r _ j Cut Flowers, Flowering Plants Floral Designs For ,y77.r....,fr.ral All Occasions. SPRING FLOWERS. Chas. V. Cooke FLORIST Phones: 66w and 061 Fresh Eggs -Po ltry WANTED Good -prices are expected for Poul- try for some time to come. When you have any young chickens or fat fowl give us a call.—Our prices' are always in line with city prices. Our Egg -Grading Service will please you. Eggs graded while yon wait. N. W. TREWARTHA Phones—Office, 214j Residence, 214w St.Paul's DramaticClub 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 Adinission 35c and 150 FANCY EVERGREENS Such as are being used for decor- ating your home surroundings have just arrived from.Holland. • This is the finestselection of such trees ever offered to the, public in this part of the country. ARE NOW ON EXHIBITION AT Geo. ".Stewart's GREENHOUSES Bruce St. GODERICH. Phone 105 CLUB RATES Press Ups $1.00 per Month Suit Cleaned with Press Ups $2.00 per Month Ladies' White Coats finished at the Parisian Laundry $1.25 Rugs, Chesterfield Suites, Cleaned and De-Mothed in your home with a Lecto-Lux WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER Gliddon's Cleaning Pressing ' Repairing London - Winghaln Motorways. LEAVE CLINTON:. Daily except Sunday and Holidays SOUTH BOUND To Lonulon 8.10 a.m. 4.15 p.m. NORTH BOUND To Wingham To Kincardine 2.30 p.m. , 8.00 p.m. Sunday and Holidays Only SOUTH BOUND To London. 5.30 p.m. • NORTH BOUND To Wingbam To Kincardine 2.30 p.m. 9.04 ixm. AUCTION SALE Or Farm Stock and Implements, Grain and So, Forth on Monday, May 9th, at 1 o'clock, I have instructed George II. Elliott to sell by :public auction at Lot 10, Con, 8, Hullett, the following: HORSES—Team. of bay 'geldings, 6 and 7 years old; mare, 8 years old; filly, foaled 4 weeks at side; mare, grey, 4 years old. CATTLE—Cow, 5 years old, bred 0 weeks; cow, 10 years old; cow, 8 years old; bull, 11 anpnths,old; calf; 2 heifers, 1 year old; 2 steers, 1 year old. PIGS—Sow with litter; 4 stare hogs. IMPLEMENTS- = Mower, binder, rake,manure spreader, 2 rollers, 2 one -furrow riding plow; two -furrow riding plow; International walking plow; drill; 2 cultivators; disc;' har- row cart; road cart; cutter; buggy,. fanning, mill; .4 -section harrows; two wagons; 3 scales, 3000, 2000 and 240 pounds capacity; »lepers grindstone; gravel box; wagon box; 2 stock racks, hay rack; hay loader; set double har- ness; single harness; collars; forks' chains, 'shovels, roll of chickenwire; quantity of hay; 200 bushels. grain. 20 grain bags; 100 Rock hens; part barrel of feeding molasses; 2 lads doe; quantity of rock elm and bass- wood lumber; cans, lanterns,' lamps, whiprletrees, scattier, hay car fork; slings, pulleys and roris; feeding and fatting crates for chickens; oil drum; churn and butter bowl; household furniture; many other articles too numerous to mention. Alt sums of. $10,00 and under and grain and household furniture, cash;' over the above mentioned, 5 months' credit with interest 5%' per ,annum on approved joint notes allowed. Sale without reservesas proprietor has sold his farm. •.� , Wan. 11 K , ix;• Lo desbaro, Pro. piactor Geo Ii Elliott ' A+,uctioneer. ROXY, _THEATRE Clinton. -Now Playing•: Sally, Irene & Mary Starring Alice Faye, Tony Martin Mom., Tues., Wed. "Little Lord Fauntleroy Starring Freddie Bartholomew, Dolores Costello Barrymore, Mickey Rooney and Cast of Stars Thurs., Fri., Sat. "The Duke Comes. Back" Alban Lane and Heather Angel Action and Drama in the Prize Ring Coming: Dead End; Sylvia Sidney, Joel McCrea, Wendy Barrie. A Theatre Picture with humor. CANT i'AL THEATRE Goderich Now Sgenja Heide in "HAPPY LANDING" Mori., Tues., Wed. "Victoria the Great" The life and reign of England's great Queen. Historical -dramatic Starring Anna Neagle with Il. B. Warner and Anton' Walbrook' Thurs., Fri., Sat. "IN OLD CHICAGO" Stupendous in story scope and spectacle. The year's film epic Tyrone Power, Alice Faye Don Ameche Coming - "Stella • Dallas", with Barbara Stanwyck and John Boles Mat. :Sat. and holidays at 3pm. Mat : Wed., Sat„ Holidays, 0 p.m. 'Mat:: Sat and Holidays at 3 p.m. r REGENT THEATRE` Seaforth Now—Benny Baker, Lea Carrillo in "52nd STREET Mon., Tues., Wed. Grace Moore and. Melvyn Douglas in a musically treated comedy • drama "I'll Take Romance" Thurs., Fri., Sat. William Powell and Annabelle present a subtle and satirical comedy "The Baroness and • • the Butler" with Helen Westley Coming—"Rebecca of Suneiybroolt Farm", featuring Shirley Temple - Sunday is IV[other's Day WISH MOTHER HAPPINESS WITH A BOX OF Moir's Freshpack Smiles 'n Chuckles or Annie Laurie Chocolates SOLD BY Bartliff 6 Crich Phone 1. ,Clinton. Spring Clearance Sale of Used Pianos Such well-known makes as Heintz - man, Nordheimer, Mason & Riseh, Weber, and others at reasanable'pri- ces and terms. Write Heintzman & Co„ 242 Dundas St., London for fur- ther particulars. No obligations. 82-3. CARD OF THANKS The family of the late John Mair wish to express their sincere thanks and appreciation to the Clinton Hos- pital. staff, the neighbours a n d friends who sent flowers, to Rev. Mr. Gardiner and Rev. Mr. Peddie, for their kindly expression of sympathy and friendliness in the loss of their beloved husband and father. CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Mrs. E. J. Dodd wish to express their aureola-, tion to the friends and neighbours for the beautiful floral tributes, for the cars loaned and the many other acts of kindness shown during their recent bereavement. For Sale Durham cow, seven years old. Due to freshen. about May 12th. Apply James Walker, Clinton. Phone 164. For Tient Comfortable stuccoed cottage. Hard- wood floors, good cellar, garage and garden. Apply to News -Record. 82-1. FOR SALE Top buggy; Cutter; Set of single harness; Electric rangette with oven, Rev. A. W. Gardiner, Londesboro. 822 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 day 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 II. Elliott, Auctioneer, the following pro - limey, namely: Lot Seventeen (17) in the Seventh Concession of the Township of Iiul lett in the County of Huron. This property is located about five utiles 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 -1 ed. The said property is subjected to a first mortgage in favor of the Com- missioner of Agricultural Loans, which mortgage can be left on the 1.o pert . 1? 1 y The property is being offered sub- jeet`to a reserve bid. Terms -10%p o£ the purchase price over and above the first mortgage tobe paid down at the time Of sale and the balance, over and above the said .first mortgage to be paid with- in 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, or the undersigned/Solicitor for the Mortgagee. DATED at Gode2ieh this 25th day of April, A.D. 1938. George H. Elliott, Clinton, Ontario, Auctioneer, FRANK DONNELLY, Goderich, a Ontario, Solicitor' fol the Mortgagee. ,lvi• 1'1 81-3. We Y.d'4<4 's Bakery 'The Home 01 those APPETIZING CAKES & PASTRIES. It will beworth your while to to shop here Drop in for a Dish of Ice Cream or a Cold Drink LUNCHES ARE OUR SPECIALTY Our Menu is Designed to Tempt You with its Tasty Dishes Wendorfs Bakery and Restaurant Phone 68 ENGLISH LEGHORN BABY CHICKS AND PULLETS CUSTOM HATCHING SENATOR DUNLOP STRAWBERRY PLANTS FRESH ASPARAGUS. E. L. MITTELL Phone 213—Clinton. Lotta Calluses did not let Merry Foot attend the dance last night. Cress Corn and. Bunion Salves avoid this. Sold by Hovey's'Drug Store in Clin• ton and Hemphill -s in Hensall 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 CHICICS carry MASTER CHICK STARTER at $3.00 per cwt Maple Leaf Cafeteria at $3.00 per cwt, Sher - Gain Chick Starter at $2.90 per cwt. .Also the three varieties of Growing Mash, Chick Oatmeal, Fine Scratch and Developing Scratch, Cracked Corn, Shell, Grit and Charcoal. Special Prices on quantity buying, For PIGS, Master Pig Finisher, Pig Grower, Hominy, 'Heavy Screenings. These feeds are exceptional high quality for prices being asked. Through car load buying can give onr elastomers high quality feeds at low prices SEEDS Complete stock of Clovers and Grasses, Garden Seeds in bulk. Mang - els and Turnips very low this year. Seed Cori will arrive at end of week. FRED O. FORD FLOUR, FEED, SEED & GRAIN Phone 123w, For Sale A 250 -gallon tank in good condition, suitable for oil for furnace or tractor. Apply J. H. Vincent, Corner Princess and Orange Si., Clinton. 81-2. Wanted Highest cash prices paid for Old Horses and Cattle fit for mink feed, BURGESS' STUDIO. CLINTON Photographs of Distinction by IRENE-BURGESS Phone 115. Developing and Printing (Open Every Day) RADIO & ELECTRIC SERVICE To Get the Maximum Use of Your ELECTRIC STOVE now that warm weather is here have BURNED OUT ELEMENTS REPAIRED or REPLACED Quick Service -Charges Reasonable PHONE 213. E. E. Mittell 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 .... ......$1,00 All our Dry -Cleaning Done by DEAN'S, LONDON. ALBERT PALMER Isaac St., Clinton. IMPORTANT NOTICE ACCOUNTS, NOTES, JUDGEMENTS COLLECTED Our collecting department is a re- sult of years of successful experi- ence in collecting local or out-of-town accounts.' No collection, no charge — Mail your bet of accounts to -day to Burke's Collecting Agency (License 176) HEAD OFFICE'—•SEAFORTH, ONT. 41-tf House For Rent Apply Scott's Grocery. 75-t1; DEBTS COLLECTED For many years we have specializ- ed in the handling of collections and are today handling a larger' volume of business than ever before. Putour experience to work •in clearing up your outstanding.$)lebts. KELLY & AIKEN The Collection Specialists, ORANGEVILLE, ONTARIO Established 1890. Phone 90 Plants For Sale Raspberry cane, Latham nursery strain, large, red meaty berries, hea- vy cropping. 1 dozen for 75e; 50 for $3.00; 100 for $5.00. Strawberries, Senator Dunlop; Downham -nursery strain, 100 for $1.25; $6.00 for 1000 at the garden. Collin's Berry Farm, Phone 616r42. 77-tf. House For Sale A very desirable residence on Prin- cess street. Good garden and -fruit' trees, electric lights andtown water. House in good condition. Apply at the News -Record' office. 75-e. For Sale ICitche» range, 6 lid, with warming closet. Good condition. Also two in- cubators, 140 and 180 egg capacity. Albert Glazier, Huron Road East, Phone 6171.31. 81-1. Housekeeper :Wanted Everything removed. If dead phone A middle aged housekeeper wanted. at once. Fred Gilbert, 6081.22, Clin-. Two in family. No washing or iron - ton. 79-tf- mg. Apply to News -Record. • For Sale Five -piece Parlor suite; couch; twa rocking chairs; two rugs, 9x10% and 9lx13%; pair of reversible curtains. Apply James McNeil, Mary street. Strawberry Plants Senator D'utloB and William Belt strain. Prices very reasonable.: Ap- ply to Roy Tyndall, R. R. 3, ca' phone 607r3. 81-2. Cottage For Sale At Bayfield 'In ideal location near lake. Spring water on property. W. N. Counter. 82-3. For Sale Piano, cheap;' ' heater, large circu- lating; chest drawers; fruit jars; as- sorted dishes 2 arm •chairs; other ar- ticles. Chas. B. Anderson,• Maple St., 82.1. Clintoih, Ont. House For Sale Comfortable dwelling house on. Frederick 'street, Clinton. Electric ' , lights, hot and cold water, bath, double garage, and henhouse, large enough for 40 hens, with large fenced in run. Two quarter -acre lots one entirelyfor garden purposes. ' Pro- perty may be seen anytime. Apply Kenneth Whitmore, Clinton, Ontario. For Sale A house and barn on Wellington Street. Water and hydro. Apply to J. E. Howard, 31 on 624, Clinton. 70-11. Cleaning and Pressing Suits, Coats and Dresses DRY CLEANING AND REPAIRING. W. J. JAGO, TAILOR If not open work may be left at • Beau 1.s Berber ski _I