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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1938-06-09, Page 5DUNE 9 1938. , THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, PAGE 5 •AUBURN' s On, Wednesday evening the tennis ;sol ib' membere met on the tennis court :..-and held their annual meeting and n'the following officer were elected for -the coming year, Honorary president, D. B. C. Weir; president, Josephine Weir; vice president, Laura Philips; eoretary-treasurer, Mary E. Asquith; •• ,ound • committee, Chas. Asquith, chairman; James Brundrit, Harry Ar- ther, Robt. Phillips, Alfred Rollin- son, Reid Sheppard; membership • ',committees, Marjorie Arthur, Betty Asquith,- Ila Craig, Mrs. R. J. Phil- ; lips; tournament committee, W. H. Sheppard, chairman, Leonard Young- ' hlut, ttohn Weir, Keith Arthur; en- tertainment committee, Mrs: R. J. •Phillips, Sadie Carter, Mrs. W. T. Robinson, Ruth Arthur, Isabel Rollin - •son. The Ladies' -Aid of the Baptist Church 'met in :the • basement of the ^Church 'Thursday' afternoon, with the president, Mrs. C, A. Howson; in -charge. The scripture lesson was read by Miss Elizabeth Elkin, and • the Lord's Prayer repeated in unison. A very interesting tonic was given by ' •Mrs. W. C. Robertson. 'Readings were given by Mrs. Stanley Johnston, Mrs. ' Peter Walper; duet by Mrs. Earl Mc- Knight and Mrs. ' C, A. 'Hrrwson. Mrs. ' G. W. Sherman, closed 'the meeting with prayer. The July 'meeting will ' be held at the h ome of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Johnston. ' A ilx`'inty Zurich • was seared by Mrs. Elmer Rbbe'rtson. Mr. Alfred Rollinson . attended a -convention and banquet ,of :the Post- ' roasters of Huron and Perth at Sea - 'forth last Friday'night. 4 Visitors at the home' of Mr. and Mit. . W. H. Sheppard on Friday were Mr. Sheppard's mother, of Brampton, and sister, Mrs. B. Mor- *gan, of 'Buffalo.. Miss Margaret Ferguson of Parkhill spent the week -end with her parents, • Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ferguson. Mr, and Mrs. W. T. Robison spent the week -end in Stratford, the guests orMr. and Mrs. Bert Nott. • • Edgar Vanstone of Toronto is vis- : ;ting friends here. Mrs. .Tames Brundrit spent the ' week -end with friends in Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Youngblut and ,, daughter, Inez, • Mr, and Mrs. Ivan - Youngblut and eon, Billy, of Zurich, -spent Sunday with Mrs. John. Arthur, •Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Scott of To- ronto, visited. with Mrs. C. A. How- ' son, and with Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Phil- lips on Monday. Mr. Roderick Ross, Irene and Gor- • don. Ross and. Mr. Peter McIntyre, of ' Lochalsh• visited with Mrs. Fled Ross on Sunday. Mr. and 'Mrs. Geo. Pilgrim of For- --est spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.. "Chas.' East. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carter of Port Elgin, spent Sunday with Mrs. Jas. 'Carter and Sadie. On their return ° they were accompanied by Mrs. Car- ter who will visit with then;, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kirkeonnell and family left on Monday for Me- • Naught, where Mr. Kirkeonnell is 'working for the C.P.R. Miss ,Gertrude Robinson of Clinton in visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry Youngblut. hir. Bert Mills and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mornison of Toronto, spent ' the week -end with Miss M. Bruce and other friends, Stewart King, young son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell King, received . a broken ankle while riding horseback on the farm' of Arthur Hallam near Auburn on Thursday. He was taken to the Goderich hospital where the injured limb was set, and was brought home Friday. He is under the care of - Dr, B. f;', Weir. Mr. and Mrs, Harry Rinderknecht and sons, Harry and Maynard, and Miss Anna Beadle, R.N., of Detroit, visited over the week -end with Mr. ',and Mrs. George Beadle. Elkin Wilson, who washurt recent- ly at the Auburn saw mill, has been `:taken to the Goderich 'hospital for ' treatment. At the farm of Mr, and Mrs. harry ',Sturdy of East Wawanosh, who last year were successful 'turkey raisers, 'one of their valuable turkey hens was killed by a bird known as a tin. -- "ley buzzard and the nest robbed of 'the setting• of eggs. Among those who attended the "trict annual_ Institute meeting' held in -Myth on Friday were " Mrs. Eager Lawson, Mrs. Fred -Ross, `Mrs. C, A. Howson, Mrs. Herb, Mog•idge, Mar- garet Kine, Mrs. Jas. Woods. Mrs. Thigh C. Wilson, Miss Josephine Weir Mrs. Chas. Stra.ughan,1VIts, R, J, Phil- lips, Mrs. Geo. Sturdy and Miss Sadie "'C'arter. e, ' The Forester's Hall' here was 'the ' 'scene of a very large Crowd on Fin '•dlay night when, 'friends, neighbors 'and relatives gathered to honor 'the "'newly-weds, Mr. ; and Mrs. Thos. Jar- dine. Following lunch an address Was read by Elsie Snell, and the • 'young couple were presented with two handsome wicker chairs by Audrey `Zoll and Lloyd Walden. ' Mr. Jardine expressed the thanks of himself and -bride, after Which 'Aubrey -Tall led in.singing, "For They Are jelly Good )Yellows" Music, for dancing was 'sunsnlied by 'WmAnderson," Mr. 'and 14irs, Gordon McC'linehey, and'' Mr. Al, vert Walsh` and Miss Walsh. Frank Yarburn acted as door mangger. gltirCharles Beadle Jr, is improv.f lAs;;Welling by `tlte'"errctiori-bf a' new kitchen atthe rear of the dwel- ling, CHURCH NEWS. At the Baptist church Sunday af- ternoon the pastor, Rev. G. W. Sher_ man spoke from, Hebrew's 3-7 on "To- day" and from Proverbs 27-1 on "To- morrow". , Rev. John Polliek of Whitechurch conducted the. services in the'Frea- byterian and spoke from Galicians 6-14 "The Goss of the Christian World;" - Rev. A. M. Boyle preached Anni- versary,services at Calvin. At the Anglican church, Rev. A. M Weeks chose as his Whit Sunday Message, "The Birthday of the Chris - tion Church",' under the heading of Evangelism, Stewardship, Loyalty, and Fellowship. There wily be no service next Sunday owing to the dia- mond jubilee at the Blyth Anglican Chureh'whero Rev. W. H. Hartley of Kincardine, a former minister, will be the guest speaker. PORTER'S HILL Rain, rain. Everything looks beau- tiful. Growth is very rapid. Haying will soon be in full swing. Quite a lot 'of improvements have been done on Newton's sideroad. The county 'grader has leveled off the ruts and bumps and the road has been widened and gravelled. A splendid play was put on at the Hills on Friday night last, "For Pete's Sake". This play was well rendered and much enjoyed. Anyone wishing an evening of fun will'` do well to Se- cure it': The proceeds were for group. 3, Ladies' Aid. - Sunday last, Mrs. Heatheringten, Goderich, was the speaker at Grace church. She took as her subject, "Beautiful Living." She is a pleas- ing speaker, and was listened to with deep interest. Tie collection was in aid of building committee. Next Sunday, no service at Grace Church, as this is St. Andrew's church Bayfield, opening service. Mr. and Mas. J. S. Lockhart, son Arlie, and daughter, Mrs. R. E. Row - den, spent the week -end in Dundalk, They were accompanied home by Mrs, Corbett, Proton, who will spend a month 'with hes' daughter here. TUCKERSMITH The June meeting of the Tucker - smith Ladies Club was held at the home of Mrs. Edwin Johns with 22 members, and three visitors present The roll call eras answered th "'the name of a famous Canadian. Woman and for 'what she is or was noted,' A short program was given consist_ ing of readings by Misses Sadie Bal and Margaret Crich, solo 'by Mrs. Ed- wia Johns, piano.solo Mrs.' A, Math- eson. Plans were discussed concern- ing the annual picnic and it was de- cided to spend an evening at the lake with supper and games, sometime h July. The July and August meetings are to be withdrawn, and Mrs. Leslie Lawson offered her home for the Sep- tember meeting. Some sewing was done, a quilt finished and a social hour enjoyed at tea. (Intended for last week) "What is so rare, as a day in June Then if ever come perfect days." —J. R. Lowell Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Washington and Mr. Walter Washington and Mr. and Mrs. O. E'. Erratt of Auburn visited with Mr. and Mrs. F. Townsend on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. R. Coleman and Mrs Thos. Coleman attended the Dohnage- Clark wedding on Wednesday. Mr, and Mrs. E. Townsend attend- ed the Graduation. Exercises at Ham- ilton Hospital on Wednesday, when Miss Elizabeth Broadfoot graduated in nursing. Mr. J. Turner is attending the Uni- ted Church Conference as representa- tive from Turner's Chueh, at Chatham this week. Mr. Amos Townsend had a shingling bee to reshingle his house on Friday last., Rev. C. S. Hawke preached in Tur- ner's church on Sunday when Rev, G. Burton attended Conference at Chat- ham. Mrs. F. Townsend visited with her parents in Dorchester on Sunday LONI)ESBORO Mr. 'and Mrs. Roberton. of Clifford, spent Sunday at the hone of his mother, Mr. and Mrs, M. Ross. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hall of Alms - burg visited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, F. Hall 011 Sunday. Mrs. J. 'ramblyn is, spending a week visiting at the home of her brother, Mr. Wm. Hiles. Ma. and Mrs. W. E. Manning and Mrs. Margaret Mantling are holiday- ing for a couple of weeks in Toronto and also up the St. Lawrence to other points of interest. A number of W. I. ladies attended the Annual District meeting •which was held at Blyth on Friday last, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Pickett andfam- ily 'Were et •Goderich Saturday, Mr. Harry Durnan is in Clinton hospital where he underwent quite a serious operation on. Wednesday last. At last reports was getting along nicely. Mrs. Alvin Mct1owal is waiting on her ;sister, Mrs. J. ,Vodden, since she returned frons the hospital, Mrs, Ved- der', is improving but is SO in bed. Mr, and . Mrs. Harry Morris of Toronto, spent the weekend with friende herrn. .. -. .. .= HOLMESVILLE Mr, Proctor Palmer: is busy remod- elling his .house. Mrs. J. Cudmore spent a few days at Londesboro last "week with her father who has been quite' ill. Mr. Maurice Comfort made 'a visit of a few days with Mr, and Mrs, F. Mulhollond and his friends in this lo' cality before; assuming his duties in his ;new position with the London Life Assurance Company. Mr. and Mrs. J. Cudmore, Miss Thelma and Charlie, accompanied by Mr. -Brown visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cudmore of Cargill over Sun- day. The sympathy' of this community is extended to Miss Acheson in her re- cent bereavement in the sudden death of her sister, Mrs. Nesbitt. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sturdy and fam- ily of Saskatoon, Sask. are visiting with relatives here. Mr, Hugh Glen of Woodstock spent the weekend under the parental roof. Mrs. Aiken of Clinton spent the weekend with Miss S. Acheson. Mr. and Mrs. E. Yoe visited relat- ives at Hamilton last Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. S. T. Walter who has been visiting ,her brother, Mr. 0. Courtice of Chicago, for the past few weeks, returned to her home last week. Mr. Will Potter is visiting Mr, and Mrs. McFarlane at Noranda. Miss Bernice, Bond returned home last week after completing a 6 months• course in the London Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shaddock and Birdie, of Hyde Park, spent the week- end with -the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Will Potter. Friends Stage Mock Wed- ding and 'Make Presentation On Friday evening the neighbours of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hoggarth gathered together at the Summerhill Hall and presented their daughter, Thelma, with two occasional chairs. The ceremony opened by Mr. Percy Gibbings ringing the cow bell to an- nounce the arrival of the groom, Mrs. Warren Gibbings, .who entered with the best man, Madeline Mason, Next came the bride beautifully gowned in 'white silk covered with lace, and ear_ tying white flowers. The bride was Bob McMichael. "She" was accom- panied by her father, Barbara Snell, Next came,the bridesmaid, Mr. War rear Gibbing,, who looked really' charming and shy in a suit of wine colored crepe and carrying a bouquet of white Snowballs. "She" scarcely dared moved due to her hat falling off. Mr. Clarence Ball - was ring - bearer and was dressed in pink with white sash, and shoes which were far too small for him. Mr. Neville Forbes was quite cute dressed in white with large white hat tied under his chin with ribbons and carrying a basket of flowers. Miss Isobel Forbes played the wedding march, and Mr. Ephraim Snell sang "Until We Part", accom_ panied by Mir, Wm. Lovett. After the ceremony Mr. Neville Forbes stepped forth and from his basket of flowers drew out a bundle of papers and finally found the short address which he proceeded to read (when he could spell the words). and presented Thelma and Ray with the chairs, along with good wishes and all the frills. Afterwards Rapson', Orchestra played for the dancing. Lunch was served at midnight, after Which more dancing was enjoyed. The happy gathering dispersed in the ear- ly hours well satisfied with the ev- ening's entertainment, GODERICH TOWNSHIP Mr. Amos Keys spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, L. Anderson. Miss Rota Beacom of Toronto is at present holidaying at her parents. home, on the Bayfield Line. Mr. and Mrs. I{en: Merner, Misses Reta and- Kathleen Beacom, spent Monday in London. Mr, Thomas Dunbar of .Lambeth, is spending a few days with Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Welsh. Mr. and Mrs, Jack Cluff, Mr. Alf. Scotchnier and Miss Bessie Cluff, were guests on Sunday of Owen Sound friends. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Jervis and Mas- ter Donald visited with Clinton friends on Sunday. CONSTANCE The W. M. S. and W. A. of Cod - stance United churchwill meet in the Sunday School room on Thursday afternoon, June 9th. The W. A.. of Constance United church are holding a dinner on Tues- day evening, June 14, A. play will be given by the Young People of the Anglican Church, Clin- ton, entitled "For Pete's Sake." little Faye Hickson will sing- between acts. Mr. and Mrs. John Gibbings of Summerhill called on Mrs. M. Dur- ham and Mr. and Mrs. Ross McGregor on Monday. Miss Bella McCul1a of Stratford spent last week visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs, H', Clarke and Mr. and Mrs. Ross McGregor, • Visitors on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ross McGregor were Mr. Allen Farnman of Detroit and Mr, and Mrs. Ferguson of Clifford. Friends and neighbors are invited to the :home of Mrs, David Millsojs to a quilting -bee. We are sorry to learn Mr Harry Durnin was operated on last Thurs- day in Clinton hospital. His many friends• -wish _him .a speedy recovery. Cut Flowers,. Flowering' Plants. Floral Designs For 4,......441,44 All Occasioons., SPRING FLOWERS. Chas. V. Cooke FLORIST Phones: 66w and 881 Poultry Culling J Time Poultry flocks usually have some boarders and' persistent ducker,. These should be culled out as prices are higher than usual for fat poul- try. Culling done at night by exper- ienced poultryman. Open Thursday evenings for eggs. N. W. TREWARTHA Phone 214j—Residence 214w. J. L. McKNIGHT Sun Life Assurance Fire, Casualty and Accident Assurance Office In Residence on Huron. Street 84-4 MARRIAGES CUNNINGHA.111-DALE—On Wednes- day afternoon, June 8th, Jessie Jane Dale, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sheppard Dale of Hullett, ,was united in marriage to George Oliver Cunningham, son of Mr. and Mas. Wm. Cunningham of Thames_ ford by Rev. G. G. Burton. The marriage took place at 3.30 p.m. at the Ontario Street a Parsonage, Clinton. SMITH-STEWART—On Wednesday, June 1st, at the United. Church Par- sonage, New Liskeard, Mary Eliza- beth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fen- wick Stewart, Clinton, was united in marriage to Frederick Gordon Smith by Rev. Dr. T. E. Holling, SPARLING-LOGAN--On Wednesday, Juno 1st, at the hone of Mr. and .Mrs, John Logan, Brussels, their elder daughter, Mildred Jean, was united in marriage to George Alex- ander Sparling,, of St. Marys, on of Mrs. Mary Sparring, of Clinton. Rev. W. A. Williams, of Cranbrook, performed the ceremony , DOLMAGE - CLARKE-0n Wednes- day, June lst, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ephriam Clarke of Hullett Muriel Doreen, their younger daughter, became the bride of Mr, Charles Stewart Dolmage of Mc- Killop. Rev. A. W. Shepherd of Egmondville, performed the cere- mony, DEATHS MacDONALD—In Kansas City, Mis- souri, on Saturday, June 4th, Peter MacDonald, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jaynes MacDonald of Bayfield and beloved brother of Mrs, John Torrance, Clinton. IN MEMORIAM PEARSON—In loving memory of Wil- liam B. Pearson, who passed away five years ago, on June 7th, 1933, "His memory is as dear today As in the hour he passed away," —Missed by wife and family. ST. HELENS Mr. and Mrs, Neil Phillips of For- est, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Philips. Rev. H. M. Wright returned on Saturday from attending Conference at Chatham. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Anderson. of Ashfield visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Webb last week. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dougherty and Gwendolyn, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Bar- bour, Miss Dorothy, and Bobby Phil- lips, of Fergus, Mr. and Mrs, Clar- ence Barbour of Orangeville, visited with Mas, R. J. Woods recently. Miss Dorothy Barbour a n d Gwendolyn Dougherty are spending a week with their grandmother here. Mrs. Rice, Mrs. W. A. Miller, Mrs. E. 3, Thorns, and Miss Mildred Mc- Quillan were delegates to the District Annual of. the Women's Institute which was held in Blyth on Friday. Mrs. D. Todd, Mrs. D. McDonald, Mrs. George Taylor also attended at Blyth. The ladies of Lucknow and St. Augustine Women's Institute were guests of the St. Helen's. Branch on Thursday last. There were over 100 present. After the regular meeting a good program was put on by the visiting ladies. A recitation by Miss Finnigan of St, Augustine; Mas, Her_ ace Aitcheson and Mrs, Phillip Stew- art gave, a solo each; Mrs. Dr, Fowler and Mrs. Norman Wilson, a piano so_ lo; reading,; Mrs,. Arch. Patterson. The topic, "What I would like to be when 1 am sixty", was ably taken. by Mrs. Lane, Taeleavein. A social hour was spent and -lunch. We hope' to have, them, back again sometime. BOXY THEATRE _' Clinton CACI l"AL THEATRE • Goderich REGENT THEATRE - Sentare NOW PLAYING: Shirley Temple, the Sweetheart of the screen in: Rebecca a " f Sunnybrook Farm" Now: "SNOW WHITE and the SEVEN DWARFS" Now:—"Love and Hisses" Winchell and Bernie Mon,' Tues.,, Wed. Ben Bernie and Walter Winehell with Bert Lahr, Simone Simon and Joan Davis The Rajahs of Razz in Broadway's ream"NothingSacred present a musical western tale of "LOVE and HISSES" Mon Tues.' Wed. i March:.'. Carole Lombard &Frederic in the rib -rippling Technicolor. Comedy Romance „ Mon,. Tues.. Wed. A DOUBLE BILL Spend an evening with Walt Dis- ney's famous characters in Tech- nicolox, also "SPY" RING" starring Wm. Hall St Jane W meat y Thurs., Fri., Sat. A. SENSATION "IIUR•RI AN " �% E An amazing picture showing the effect of a big ,wind on several lives DOROTHY' LAMOUR JOHN HALL - MARY ASTOR Coming: -"DEAD END" a dramatic success ' )hams., Fri., Sat. Gene Autrey, A ey, the cowboy with a voice of silver in" "OLD• CORRAL'" Thurs., Fri.; Sat, GENE AUTRY Smiley Burnette and Polly Rowles present a musical western tale of ranch -life and high adventure Sprin time in the Rockies g Coming:•-,-.— "Queen Sonja Henle, the of the blades" in "Happy Landing" with Don Ameehe. Coming:—.Shirley Templet in <. , Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm' Mat:: Wed., Sat., Holidays, :3 pm Mat. ;Sat. and holidays at 3 p.m, Mat.: Sat. and Holliday s at 3 p.m. Y SPIVIMER 13 SERE SO LET US DO YOUR BAKING FOR YOU. We Make a Large Variety of: FRUIT BREAD, RUNS, COOKIES, MUFFINS, CAKES, INDIVIDUAL PIES, LARGE PIES AND TARTS. Bartliff & Crich Phos. 1. Clinton. Sumer .Cottage For Sale AT HAYFIELD Ideal location near Iake, spring water „ on propert- W. N. COUNTER CLINTON. 86 t,f. LEARN TO WRITE Individual Coaching by Mail Market for acceptable work First Send for Plot Free — No Obligation THE STORY TELLERS' CLUB 57 Queen Street West, Toronto CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our apprecia- tion for the many acts of kindness, expressions of synpathy and many beautiful floral tributes extended by friends, neighbors and relatives dur- ing the recent death of a wife and mother. Mr. Isaac Carter and Family For Sale Three 10-20 and one 12-20 second- hand tractors. Apply J. H. Robert= For Sale or Rent son, Clinton, Ont, Box 377, 87-2 Comfortable six -room cottage on James street. Apply to Edgar Patti - Teacher Wanted son, Victoria street. 87-tf, NEW Delicious Cakes FOR TO -DAY. TRY A NEW SILVER CAKE. CHOCOLATE MALLOW ROLLS.• BISSET'S ICE CREAM Is Best For Quality. TAKE A BRICK HOME We Serve ICE CREAM, LUNCHES, HOT AND COLD DRINKS. Wendorf's Bakery and Restaurant Phone 68 Refrigerator -- Norge .With a ten year warranty, brand new, a limited number only, $169,95. For further particulars write • HEINTZMAN & CO. 242 Dundas Street, London. NO OBLIGATION, 85 3. House For Rent Apply Scott's Grocery. 75 -ti For Sale Dwelling and service station in Clinton for sale on reasonable terms. Apply to C, B. Hale, Clinton. 86-3 Whitewashing We spray and disinfect stables, cellars and buildings with power sprayer. Please leave your order at News -Record. 86-2 Stray Calf Strayed from the premises of the undersigned on May 24th,, a black calf, eight months old, weighing about 300 lbs, Will finder please com- municate with Fred Gilbert, Clinton. Phone 608r22. 86 t 1. Teacher wanted for S. S. No, 12 Hullett and Goderich Public School State qualifications and salary ex- pected. Applications to be in hand of secretary -treasurer by June 11th Clarence Ball, Sec.-Treas., R.R. 1.• Clinton, Ont. 87-1 For Sale A good ice refrigerator, for sale, cheap. Apply at News -Record, 87-1 For Sale Coal -oil stove; one-horse cultivator Cedar chest, and two lawn chairs. For particulars telephone 625114, Clinton. 87-1 For Sale or Rent A number of places for Sale or Rent of the S, S. Cooper Estate, compris- ing several stores, private dwellings - and the Fair orchard situated on Whitehead street, consisting of seven acres. Also five -room apartment in the. Sloan Block, newly decorated. Apply to A. J. Cooper, Goderich, or the Canada Trust Company, London. Mr. Cooper will be in Clinton; every Thursday until further • notice. 87-t.f, Roofing We have a special liquid. Fibre Coating or Alumenix for steel roofs. Also repair flat roofs. We sell Ce- inent Tops for chimneys, Apply' to Joe Becker, Clinton. Phone 42. 86-tf. Wanted Olcl horses or cattle for ininic,feed; if dead phone at once. Will pay ac- cording to value.. Eimer' Trick, phone 607r5, or Lloyd Batkins, 619r14. 84 t,f-,e-o-w TUCKERSMITH'S OLDEST NAT - VE U.KL.i,KitA,y1!IS l ZND BIRTHDAY: Mrs. Elizabeth Charters, the oldest living native of Tuckersmith Town- ship, celebrated her 92nd birthday at her hone near Egmondville on Mon I day. Mrs. Charters is the eldest of a family of ten, of which only two besides herself survive. Used Car Sale 1937 Dodge Coach, only 8300 miles 1936 Dodge Deluxe Sedan, like new 1936 Dodge Deluxe Coach, like new 1935 Master Chev. Coach, 26000 1933 Frontenac Sedan 1930 Pontiac Sedan 1930 Whippet Sedan 1929 Whippet Coach 1929 Graham Sedan 1929 Durant Sedan . 1928 Chev. Coach, real good 3 -year black Belgian Colt, 1400 lbs. 2 -year-old General Purpose Colt 3 -year-old Mare in foal, Sept 1 _ lit REG. McGEE DODGE and DES.OTO SALES Phone 695-Goderich. BURGESS' STUDIO CLINTON Photographs of Distinction by. IRENE BURGESS Phone 115. Developing and Printing (Open Every Day) A STICH IN TIME SAVES NINE SOMETIMES MORE. • ' OUR BUSINESS IS REPAIRING CLOTHES. WE KNOW HOW TO DO IT. ALBERT PALMER I Isaac. St., Clinton. RADIO & ELECTRIC SERVICE Summer brings more exacting radio receiving conditions. Now is the time to have your set over- hauled to make sure it is working at its best. Radio inspection in your own home. Test Tubes—in- spect aerial -75c. Complete shop overhaul and tune-up (parts ex- tra) $2.00. PHONE 213. E. E. Mittell RADIO-TRICIAN IMPORTANT NOTICE ACCOUNTS, NOTES, JUDGEMENTS COLLECTED Our collecting department is a ra- sult of years of successful experi- ence in collecting local dr 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-t4 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 entirely for garden purposes. Pro- perty may be seen anytime. Apply Kenneth Whitmore, Clinton, Ontario. • House For'Sale Modern house, good locality, all conveniences. Apply F. Fingland. 86-4. For•Sale or Rent Good Brick H Ouse. Apply to E. Ward, Huron street. 85 tf. Poultry Wanted Give us the opportunity to cull your fowl. Highest prices and reli- able culling. All poultry weighed and paid for at your farm. Gordon Pear- son, Clinton, Phone 226. 85-4. SUPERFLUOUS HAIR permanently removed by Electrolysis. MISS E. MERNER VARNA, ONT. Phone Helmet' 97r12 or write to Varna, Ontario 94-13 House For Sale A vety desirable residence on Prin- cess street, Good garden and fruit trees, electric lights and town water. House in good condition. Apply at the News -Record office. 75-c. Strawberry Boxes For SALE OATS Apply to F. W. Andrews Cas of Western Oats just arrived, testing over 43 lb. to bushel. Nice quality. Let me k;.oty requirements. Clinton Phone 33 86-tf, PIGS Pork prices very high and Feeds quite low. Hominy $31.00 per ton. Wheat Screenings, over three parts wheat, $28.00 per ton, Master Pig Grower and Finisher $42.00 per ton. Expect car of Master feeds any day. Feed Pigs the Master way and you will be surprised at their rapid CHICK FEEDS Carry Master, Maple Leaf Cafeteria and Shur -Gain Starter, Grower and Range Mashs. FRED O. FORD Grain, .. Flour, Feed and Seed ' Phone 123w Wanted Highest cash prices paid for Old Horses and Cattle fit for mink feed. Everything removed. If dead phone at once. Fred Gilbert 608r22, Clin- ton. 79-tf- For Sale A house and barn on Wellington Street. Water and hydro. Apply to J. E. Howard, 31. on 624, Clinton. 70-tf..., Cleaning and Pressing Suits, Coats and Dresses DRY CLEANING AND REP4IIZIN&: • W. J. TAGO, TAILOR Lt ao6 open work slay be lett elP }Wan Barber. 'x: