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THE CLINTON'', NEWS -RECORD,
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THIS BANK is
regularly inakirig. personal
loans to s'alar'ied.„,n en and.
women, tor:;wage-earners,
to li'usiness and profession
al people 'arid executives.
The terms •are” srnipl,• the
interest rate,',Ynbderate; and
there is no service charge`.
The Manager at any office
of the Bank of Montreal
will be ;glad to have you
call and discuss your finan-
cial requirements with him.
�N,I, Off.' 1VONTREAL.
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ES ABLtS ruED'1817
1 bank.= ibere small'
•acrorrnrr' are tuelcome"
Modern ExPeriencd Seeking Service, thei Oukome of
, , ';120 xeare. Successful' Operation
of the Temple.": Mr Ralph • Hender-
BA3'• FIELh ','son, of Goderich rendered a beautiful
Miss A. 'arid "Mr. It McCurdy of solo, "Flee as 'a Bird", and Mr . -and
Stratford aro'' t thea Summer` home Mitis. Stevenson and friend' of Maxi
'1 -Stanley Park„ eouth,..af, the, ,Village -n. •lett,; Mich;, sang, `.a ,meat,irhnsptting
Mrs. J. Ferguson spent several trio. •.: • ;, ;,,,
days this week with her son, J. P. In the'evening. the Rev,. Mi Moore
Ferguson, in London. +of Grand Bend condueted'the 'serti'ce,
Mrs. V. C. Quarry has joined her i using as his subject, "Christ, the Cor-
.. husband at then Summer home pian- anal store'.' Maktiig'a plea:fei us' all'.
dudno," after'4 i'lravinI,\ • isife`d her to put Christ. first'Jn •.bur churdl, our
mother in Windsor. Her brother, W. home, and community life. His mes-
McKeon, of Windsor ierepending• some'sage was. most inspiring:: The Ontar-
time with them. I io Street Mixed Quartette, Clinton,
Mrs. J .antler- of St "Catherines favoured with two beautiful' numbers`
visited•.lrer •sister, Mrs: W, -Ferguson and Miss Wiltse and Miss •Gibbings
• on Friday of last week. • !also rendered a lovely duet, "Have
Miss Margaret' Ferguson of Tecuin- Thine Own Way Lord."
^a sell and Mi.:•S. Kays of Windsor were] Monday evening following,: a very
the gpests •tif'the former's parents, humorous play was presented by the
.Mr. and Mrs. W. Ferguson,• over the Varna Ladies' Aid Society, "Strict=
' week-erid.i ly Business". Old-fashioned costumes
Mrs.. 0:0., Stodgill and two small and several interesting character
daughters, Christabel and Nancy parts added much to the. enjoyment.
Gwen;., of Toronto are at their cot- The play was under .the direction of
tage, "The Hut", -for the.. Summer, - � the 'Rev. Mr. Peters. Music between
The :many friends of Mrs. Harold actswas, piano duets, by Mabel
King of Sarnia will be gladto know Scotchmer and Gladys Gale; violin and
that she is improving in health after saxaphone duets, by Arthur Peek and
her recent _operation in St. Joseph's Harold Scotchmer.
': Hospital, London, . •
Mr. Charles Ferguson returned . to '
-Sudburyyesterday after having spent . AUBURN
a week's vacation with her :parents,,
Mr, and -Mrs. W. Ferguson...........J.. • •
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Ori 'and Miss Mrs. Robert Gracie, widow of the
Peggy' of Stratford were ,at 'their tot- late Rev. Graefe, who was a former
tage over the weekend. Mr-, Orr 're pastor of the Baptist Church here, is
• mained for this week .and" their •spending a few days with Mr. and
daughter, Mrs. 0. Burt and two child= Mrs. Alfred Asquith and ether
ren of •Alliston, are spending the week friends, and is accompanied by her
with him. I daughters, Mrs. James Green and
Miss F. Laing returned to•Wyoming, baby daughter, Beverley • and Janet
• Ont., on Tuesday after having .visited Grace, and granddaughter, Mae Grace,
Misses' J. B. and 'C. P. Ratilcin for a' all of Toronto, who are visiting with
few days. She and Mrs.' J:• Ferguson Mrs. C. A. Howson and Mr, and Mr's:.
accompanied the Misses Rankin°'on a -1$. J. Phillips.
trip to Niagara Fells fee a' few days ' Mr. and Mrs. William Patterson
last week. visited with Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Man-
Mr. and Mrs. Norval Gemeinhardt ping, Belgrave.
- and three -children, of Saginaw; Mich, Mr. and Mrs. J. Taylor visited with
spent the weekend with the `ormeris Mit and Mrs. Lloyd Raithby, .Gode-
mother, Mrs. F. C. Gemeinhitrdt. rich.
Two members of Trinity. Church Miss Mae Redmond, A.T.C.M.,
•Choir were honored. on Thursday even- spent the week with friends in To-
ing of last week, Following the usual ronto,
practiee, Miss Jean Woods, who has Mr. and Mrs. Prank Raithby and
been organist:for the past few months, children, Grant and John, visited
was presented' with a bed lamp,' and friends in Owen' Sound over the week -
Mr. John` Waiii and his bride (form- end, •
• erly Matigaret Marks) were presented Mrs. Fred Ross and Donald spent
MARRIAGES'
ROBERTON-NOTT—At Londesboro
United Church Manse' on 'Saturday
, evening, June 11th., Emma Isabell
Nott was united in marriage to
Frank E. Roberton of Auburn, by
Rev. A, W. Gardiner:
BROWN-ROSS=At the Presbyterian
Church manse on Saturday morn-
ing' June lith., Margaret M. Ross
and Lorne J. Brown, of Clinton,
were united in marriage by Rev.
Gordon Peddie.
IIUGILL—STEEP — On Saturday,
June 11th, at Stratford, Bernice
Olive Steep, of Clinton, was united
in marriage to Clarence 'Elbert Hu-
gill, of Seaforth, by Rev. D. E.Fos-
ter.
DEATHS
MAIR--In Clinton, on Sunday, June
12th, Jemima Brown, beloved wife
of Thomas K. Mair, in her 78th.
year.
ternoon. Mrs. Edgar Lawson was in
charge and led the gathering in pray-'
er. An invitation was accepted by
this W.M.S. to attend the Jubilee Ser-
vice in Smith's Hill United on Sunday
afternoon, June • 19th. Mrs. Fred Ross
and Mrs: W. T. Robison gave a very
complete report from Overseas' Mis-
sionary
issionary in India. Miss Josephine Weir
gave a reading ' on "Prayer". Mrs.
Woods closed the meeting with pray-
er after which • a dainty lunch was
served by ,Mrs. Lawson. Mrs. W. T.
Robison and Josephine Weir. '
Guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Win. Thompson were Mr. and
Mrs. Mark Armstrong and' daughter,
Donna, of St:• Helens. Mr. and Mrs.'
D. Davidson of Clinton, Mr, and Mrs.
A. Lawson of Constance, and Mr. and•
Mrs. Turner Armstrong of Winnipeg.
Word has been received here from
Mr. and lylrs.: Ezekiel, Phillips ,.who
are visiting in :the .Canadian West
that the crops. are looking exception-
ally well. Rain fell for two days last
week. Grasshoppers are again the
plagre,
Mr. William Kinahan, a farmer of
West Wawanosh, received. a . severe
shaking up, and fractured limb yester-
day. While opening the gate the team
of horses ran away and in attempting
to catch then the accident. occurred.
It is quite a severe break and Mr.
Kinahanis in the Goderich Hospital.
Cut Flowers,
Flowering Plants
fr Floral Designs For
•r�o. All Occasions.
SPRING FLOWERS.
Chas. V. Cooke
FLORIST
Phones: 66w and 06.1
PoultryCulling
g
Time
Poultry flocks usually. have some
boarders and persistent eluekers.
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,
1 L. McKNIGHT
Sun Life Assurance
Fire, Casualty and Accident
Assurance
Office In Residence'oii Huron' Street
• 84-4
NOTICE
All veterans and members of the
Ladies' Auxiliary are: requested • to
meetat the Legion Hall on Sunday,
June 19th, at 2.30 p n4 ready to move
off at 2.45 p.m. to the Library Park.
Dress berets and medals.
—N. W. MILLER, Secretary.
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. T. K. Mair and family wish to
express their sincere apreeiation to
the friends and neighbours for the
HOLMESVILLE many acts of kindness during their
•Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Knrgilt of Al -recent bereavement and during the
liston, Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Gillespie l illness of the late Mrs. Mair. Also to
and Mr. Elmer Gillespie of Rosemond those wholoaned cars and sent beaut-
spent Sunday, with Mr. and Mrs.1 iful floral tributes, and for the min=
Ernest Little. istration of Rev, Gordon Peddie.
Mr. Harold Lowery, Lalcefield, and
Mrs. 3. H. Lowery of, Toronto, are
visiting with Mrs. Proctor.
The monthly. meeting of the W. M.
S. was held at the home of Mrs. W.
Yeo, with an attendance of 34, the
president, Mrs. E. Yeo presided. Mrs.
Palmer read several passages bear -
on Temperance as a lesson, Mr. Herb-
ert led in prayer. The president read
an article on Temperance and Mrs.
Ebner Potter rendered a solo very
sweetly, "Somebody Cares." a .Temp-
erance dialogue was given by four of
the members, and Mrs.. W. Yeo gave
an instrumental;
The W. A. meeting followed, with
vice-president in. charge. After the
usual 'business was dispensed with,.
an address was read to Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert,; and they were presented
with a beautiful floor lainlr and flow-
er holder, from members of congreg-
ation and friends. •Mr, and Mis.
Herbert. both 'expressed their apprec-
with a.:elbek from the inembers-ef the the week -end in Dungannon and at- ration of the- gift, and also for kind-
' choir ;tended the Anniversary of Eskine rim and cooperation of the many
Mrs. R. J. 'Watson and little son of'Presbyterian Church. friends they have 'made since coming
Fairlight, S`ask., arrived on Friday Theregular monthly meeting., of to HoImesville. After a few words
last to Visit lief parents, Mr, and Mrs. the Women's Institute will be held by acting president, Mrs. Yeo the
F. A. Edwards. • • . I on Tuesday, June ,2lst at 2.30. The meeting closed with the hymn, "Blest
Miss' Lucinda 'Reid is !spending a 'report of the District Annual will be be the tie that binds" •and benediction.
few days in Clinton and Seaforth. 'given by the delegates. A dainty lunch was served by Mrs.
Miss E. 'Reid of Toronto is visiting Miss Sadie Carter is visiting friends J. Cox and Mrs. W. Yeo.
her sister, Miss M. Reid. in Clinton. The following was the address to
Miss•Elva Dewar' of Toronto spent Mr. and Mrs, Robert Howson of Mr..and Mrs. Herbert:
'the• weekend with her parents, Mr. Penticton, B.C., are visiting Mrs. C, Dear Mr. and Mrs. Herbert:
-'and Mis.•'D.'Dewar. 1A. Howson, and Mr, and Mrs, R. J. As
Mrs. A. R. Seeds rettirhed last Plfilli s. you are about to leave us for
p another field of labour, we desire to
-'week after having spent some time • Mr. Charles Straughanis suffering convey to you our sincere apprecia-
in Toronto.` ' from head injuries inflicted whenhe tion of all you have been to us. By
Mr. and Mrs. W. Wightiian of De- collided with a car at the station on your friendship, your kindly deeds
troit are at theih: cottage fer the' Monday, and helpfulness you have made us to
',Summer.' f•' ' , The 0.0.1.T. held their meeting in feel that you had : our interest at
Miss Mary McKenzie was the guest the United Church on Friday even- •heart. You have by your energy and
•of her Cousin, Mrs.. 0. Stogdill over ing with 24 members present. Miss untiring 'efforts helped to make our
the weekend. Dorothy Anderson, the leader,' intro- month]
y Miss Fernette of Detroit spent the. (Need the new song book and also led which wethankyou weg a will
for
y w 1 miss
' weekend' et her -cottage in the village. in the sing -song, with Ila Craig at you and will often think of you in
the pian,o1 Marjorie a orre Ar hu
t i led the
your new home,
we wish you
ma
y
°OPENING SERVICES; Or ST. AN -meeting•. and Dorothy Anderson .acted have health and may every success
BREWS UNITED CHURCH, as Secretary in the 'absence of Helen be yours in the work to which you
HAYFIELD. Robertson. The 23rd Psalm was read go. As a slight token of esteem and
The gerV'ices there were well at- responsively, followed by the Lord's love we have for you, we ask you to
tended on `Sunday last. Amidst a pro- Prayer. Readings were given by accept this lamp.. and flower holder,
Fusion be Orange Blossoms and blue .lune Marsh and Kathleen Patterson. and as you sit and read and study by
and yeljota Iris, which added to the Helen Marsh gave some humorous its rays may your thoughts some
beautiful' decoration of the walls, The riddles. A duet was. given by. Mar -
Rev. Mr'. Peters of Varna conducted guerite Killough and Eileen MaClin-
'the morning service with a spendid chey. Games were in charge of Max -
and frank talk our the subject, "And ine ,Ball.. The ' next meeting will be
"They All With One Consent Began held June 24th when a • table will be
-to Make Excuse." He pointed out reserved for'the, group, at the etraw-
the fact that many people look on the berry festival.
^•Church tie too , expensive an organza- "Miss Elizabeth Mills, A.T.C'.M., of
'tion for'the service she renders, but Blyth, and supervisor of music for
''he said, "When you compare the ele- 'the Auburn Public School, entertain-
`ven infllion;'whieh the United Church ed the parents andmany interested
••of Canada'' costs her 'people,' to the Mends Friday afternoon explaining
'78 million the People of Ontario alone the method in teaching the pupils mu-
pay out for liquor, and the 85. million 'le and the ;advancement they have
'sire also pays on tobacco, and what made in the, five months of training.
-service de these things render fn coni Mueh interest and appreciation was
petition to:, the service of the chinch shown by the parents. •
in our cornni inity, probably only :a' big, Mrs, Carroll of Clinton ,yisitc l on,
"headache, whereas thechurch feeds Sunday with •Mr's. James
s.
Wopds.,
the sour oE,4qur,boys and girl,and The June meeting of KnoxIre
sby
young pe ple,,iha•,t. Andre�'sCho itgifun
W.M.S. was held ,in,
iendere<i tl}ehem,, Open ee .tli G tes - nt .ochurch fi f the chu �"mh r
-a,� �„ ... ... �tf �,.,, Mr.. r qY.ai
PORTER'S HILL
' Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Smith, accom-
panied by' Mrs. Herbert. Thomas, are
spending this week in Montreal.
Mr. Jas. R. Stirling is, his
rounds visiting the good apple or-
chards of the County; aird reports a
good crop., especially the Spy variety.
The Porter's' Hill ball club played a
gauge with Benmiller 'and 'came . off
victorious.
Mrs. Chas. McGregor, of Detroit, is
visiting friends in this neighborhood.
Mr. McLaughlin of Brussels was
calling on friends on Sunday,
The Si(rling Clan are holding their
annual picnic on Saturday at Harbor
Park, Goderich,
Mr. and Mrs. Mooney and little
daughter, and Miss Reahill of 'Lon-
don; spent the week -end with Mr. and
Mrs. Win, McGuire.
•
ST. HELENS
Miss Mary J. Irwin spent the week-
end with Messrs. Elwin and Arnold
Woods,
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Woods -attend-
ed•the Helen picnic at' Kincardine on
Saturday.
Mrs. T. B, Taylor and sons were
at Goderich on Saturday attending
the Harrison picnic. ' '
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Miller and
eon,, Alan, Miss Sadie McCharles and
Miss Isabel Miller motored to Strat-
ford on Thursday and spent the day.
Mr. and Mrs; Dave .Todd and Mr.
and Mr. George Stuart spent -the
week -end with the former's daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Y:p-
Intosh of Vineland, .
At the Presbyterian parsonage at
Whitechurch,on Saturday, June 11th,
Mies Euphemia Rintoul and Mr. Ralph
Cameron of Ashfield were married by
the Rev.
Mr:olloe
P k.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Salkeld and fam-
ily near Lucknow, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
Miller, Gordon, Mitlldr„ .Mrs'. R. K.
Miller, Mrs. W. E. Gordon, Mrs. Tom
Todd and Mrs. Wallace Miller attend-
ed the. Salkeld re -union at .Stratford
on -Saturday. . •
times. turn to your friends at Holmes- Quite a number from St. Helens at -
vole. tended Anniversary services at White -
Mr. and Mrs. John: Potter and Mr.
and Mrs. Elsner Potter motored to
Ie"dee en Monday, -
Mrs. Dodds of"Chicae'o visited last
week with her sister, Mrs. John Cud -
More.
Mr. end Mrs. MacDonald of Gode-
rich, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Charles McPhail.
Mise. Helen MacMetli of London,
spent the week -end' with her parents;
Mr. and Mrs, 5. R. MacMath.
Mrs. M. MacFarlane and Billie of
Noranda, are visiting' with the lady's
parents, Mr. and Mie. Will -Pester.: Teacher Wanted
What 'snirht' have , vovod to m' .o b'e a Teacher wanted foin S. rro "17
fatal accident -occurred on:Saturday Goderich Township,, duties to'•coln
last when" Walter .7ervis," youngest menee Septertibet•• 6th"''' Applidatfons'
son of Mr:'rand' Mrs. Les: Jervrs,':acei to Secretary,:::Aojr .T'yndetll,•' E'i It `• 3,
dentally tell off the` 611er' in 'front' of "Qlinteti.' -r r • ':',,,tftf7
church United Church on Sunday.
Rev. Mr. Wylie of: Benniiller being the
guest speaker. Rev. R. .M.. Wright,
taking his plate at Benmiller. .
Mr. Neely Todd of Stratford spent
the week -end at his home' here. t"
it, The accident was caused, by one
of the horses stumbling, the roller
Passing over hie body leaving him in
a bruised condition, but, no bones
were' broken At time of writing he
was recovering nicely.
BOXY THEATRE
_Clinton.
CAP[ fAL ,THEATRE
Gederich
REGENT THEATRE
Seaforth
NOW` PLAYING:—Gene Autrey in
"THE OLD CORRAL" A western,
picture full of action
NOW: `Gene Autrey in: :
SPRINGTIME IN THE ROCKIES
NOW: Dorothy Lamour '• and Jon
Hall in "HURRICANE"
Mon., Tues„ Wed.
SHIRLEY LY 1 I'Elt1PLl'i, Randolph
Scott, Gloria Stuart & Tack Haley
Present a modern and streamlined
version of an old favorite
"Rebecca of Sunnybrook
Farm"
Mon., Tuesi. Wed.
SYLVIA SIDNEY,'IIUMPHREY
BOGART and JOEL McCREA
present a dramatic cross-section of
young New' York ..
"DEAD END"
Mn,o. Tues., •Wed.
"HAPPY LANDING"
starring that brilliant queen of the
' silver blades'
SONJA HENIE with Don Ameche;
Thurs., Fri., • Sat.
"LOVE and HISSES"
starring; Walter Winchell, Ben'
Bernie and Simone Simon in a new
and sparkling stage revue
_ _
Thurs., Fri., Sat.
The RITZ BROTHERS, ZORINA,
'' Adolphe Merujou, Kenny Baker
Andrea 'Leeds and Helen Jepson
In the two -million -dollar techni-
color musical success.
u
The Goldwyn Follies"
with llldgar Bergen & Charlie
McCarthy
y
Thers., Fri.,' Sat:
ALICE FAYE, TONY MARTIN,
FRED ALLEN and JOAN DAVIS
in a merry musical comedy that
WILL' please You
Sally, .Irene and 1VIar ,�
_
COMING: A Double Bill
Jane Withers in 'Wild and. Woolly''
and The Jones Family fn
"Borrowing Trouble"
Coming—"STELLA DALLAS"
Coming—"MARCO POLO"
Mat.:.` Wed„ Sat., Holidays,€3'pm.
Mat. :Sat. and holidays at, 3 p.m.
Mat.: Sat. and Holidaysat 3 .m.•
SUMMER <<
HERE
SO LET US DO YOUR BAKING
FOR YOU.
We Make a Large 'Variety of:,
FRUIT BREAD, .BUNS, COOKIES,
MUFFINS, CAKES, INDIVIDUAL
PIES, LARGE PIES :co
BartliffF ' Crich
Clinton.
...Phon•;,1.
Summer Cottage
For Sale `
AT BAYFIELD
Ideal location near lake, spring water
' „ on propert•
W. N. COUNTER
CLINTON.
86 t.f
MEMBERS
Acceptable Work Marketed
WRITE SHORT STORIES
Members' Work Marketed
THE STORY TELLERS' CLUB
57 Queen Street West; Toronto
FLASH--
Deep Lemon Pie, Muffins, Chocolate
Cake, Tarts, Fruit Bread and Buns;
are but a few of our Week -end
Specials,,
NEW DECORATIONS
For Your Wedding" Cake: '•
"Hunts" ;.Chocolates
10c SODAS .10c
Youy .Favorite Mayor •
Wendorf's Bakery
and Restaurant
Phone 68
Ice Cream—Pastry--Candies
• House' Fore Rent
'Apply Scotts " Grocery.
75-t1;
For Sale or Rent
Comfortable' six -room cottage on
aures street. Apply to Edgar Patti-.
on, Victoria street. 87-tf.
Wanted '
Old horses orcattlefor mink feed;
if dead phone at once. Will pay ac-
cording to value. Elsner Trick, phone
607r5, or Lloyd Batkins, 619r14.
84 t.f-.e-o-w
For Sale or Rent
A .number of places for, Sale or Rent
of the S. S. Cooper Estate, commis-
ing several stores, private dwellings
and ' the 'Fair orchard situated on
Whitehead street, consisting of seven
eres. Also five -room, apartment in
rho Sloan Block, newly decorated.
Apply to A. J. Cooper,. Goderich, or
the Canada Trust Company, .London.
r. Cooper will be in Clinton' every
Thursday until further notice.
87-t.f.
Tenders Requested 1a
•
Tenders per yard mile, for the de-
livery, in Clinton, of approximately
3000 yards of crushed stone, will be M
received: by the undersigned, up to
noon ef`June 25th. 1938.
R. E. MANNING,
Town Clerk.
For Sale
Three 10-20 and one 12-20 second-
hand tractors. Apply 3. H. Robert-
son, Clinton, Ont.' Box 377. 87.2.
House For Rent
On Rattenbury street, east, ,modern
conveniences, garage, possession in
July. Apply to W. M. Aiken, "Har-
ness and Shoe Store.". 88-2.
Azo I, Said says Cress' Corn and Bun- '37 Ford .Coach (heater).
•
ion Salves are safe, sure. Remove '36 Ford Coupe (low mileage).
Calluses, Warts, Ingrown.'A'eenails ,
too. 35 Ford Coupe.
Sold by Hovey's Drug Store in Clin- '34 Chev. Coach (Master)..
ton and Henplilll''s. in Mensal) and
All Drug CoUnt61's. • '34 Ford Deluxe Coach. • .
Roofing
We have a -special liquid Fibre
Coating or Alumenix for steel roofs.
Also repair flat roofs. We sell Ce-
ment Tops for chimneys. Apply to
Joe Becker Clinton Ph 42
nne .
I wish to thank the people of Clinton
and vicinity for their co-operation
during the past 2 years and
solicit a, continuance of
the same.
ALBERT PALMER
Isaac St., Clinton.
BURGESS' STUDI(
CLINTON
Photographs of . Distinction
13Yr.
IRENE BURGESS
Phone 115.
Developing, and Printing
(Open Every Day)
RADIO & ELECTRIC
SERVICE'
• Summer brings more exacting
radio receiving conditions Now-
is the time to have your set'ovea'
hauled to make slue it is working!;
at it's best, Radio inspection! ma
your own hone... Test. Tubes—in-
spect aerial -75c. Complete shop
overhaul and `tune-up (parts ex-
tra)
PHONE 213.
E. E. Mittel'
RADIO-TRICIAN
IMPORTANT NOTICE
ACCOUNTS, NOTES,
JUDGEMENTS COLLECTHf,
Our collectins department Is a rte.
suit of years of successful experi-
ence in collecting local or out -of -tai
account!.
No collection, no charge -- a` 1
Mail,your, list of accounts. to -day to
Burke's Collecting Agency
(License 176)
HEAD OFFICE-SEAFORTH, ONT:
41-tf
House For Sale
Comfortable dwelling house', oat
Frederick street; Clinton. Electric
lights, hdt and `cold water, bath;
double garage, and henliodse, large
enough for 40 hens, with large ;fenced
in run. Two quarter -acre lots one
entirely' for garden purposes. Pro-
perty may be seen anytfine.. Apply
Kenneth Whitmore, Clin%an, Ontario
80-tf. House For Sale
Used Car Sale
Housekeeper Wanted "33 Ford Deluxe Sedan.
Middle-aged woman required as '29 Ford Coach.
housekeeper. Apply to Miss Bay,'
Cher. Coach.
Huron street. 88.1.
AUCTION SALE
At' lots 28 and 29, con 3., McKillop
township, on the farm adjoining Mait-
land Bank Cemetery, 11h miles north
of Seaforth, on Tuesday, June 21st,
commencing at 1.30` o clock sharp, the
following:
Building Materials — Lumber, .in -y
chides 1,000 ft.. sheeting; 1500 ft.
flooring; Scantling of all kinds;
Joists, all lengths; Timber and Ash
Sleepers; Shingles; Doors and Door
Sill's and Window frames.
Stock—One Durham and Hereford
Heifer, to freshen shortly; one part'
Holstein, four years old, due in ten
days; two Durham 'calves; one brood
sow; six young•, pigs.
All in good condition and must be!
Car of Western Oats just arrived,
sold, testing over 43 lb. to bushel. Nice
Scott Davidson, Prop., Geo. H. El- quality. Let me know requirements.
uirements.
•lout; Auctioneer, 88-1. -
'26
'37 Ford Dump Truck.
(New Box and Hoist).
THESE CARS MAY BE SEEN.
EITHER AT
GEO. LAVELLE'S
Phone 296, Clinton, or
STAN PREVETT'S.
Phone 83, GODERIC'Ii. .
OATS
DESTRUCTION OF RAGWEED
The' Government of Ontario have is-
sued:a circular letter, calling attention 'Pork' prices very:, high and Feeds
to -the increase in growth of Ragweed, quite low. Hominy $31,00 per ton.
which is estimated to be thecause of Wheat Screenings, over three parts
PIGS
ht per cent a wheat, $28:00 per ton, Master Pig so distressingly prevalent in gray Grower and. Finisher $42.00 per ton.
midst. IFeed Pigs the Master way' and you
This noxious weed should be de- will be surprised . at their rapid
strayed •before the plant .begins to 0RI0K FEEDS
flower in late June or earl Jul.
Y July.
The sec I Carry Master, Maple Leaf Cafeteria
and growth of stalk should
and Shur -Gain, Starter Grower and
again be cut .down in late August or Ran*e'Mashs.
6.
early 'September. • • +
n h
The cooperation of the public is A
FRED E.:
ur a + '•� V. • ,
d in• the efforts • �0�
g e f is .made to eradicate
this' weed " e . t' .: <.. Grain Plow, Feed ^
A ..
and Seed.
A. E. FREMLIN, Weed Inspector. ',r .... '• a 'Thuile Ii23w
i
eighty _of hay fever, which
Modern house, good locality, all
conveniences. Apply F. Fingland.
i 86-4.
For Salle or Rent • = y
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.farmi. Gordon Pear-
son, Clinton. Phone 226. 85-4.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR
permanently removed by Electrolysis.
MISS E. MERNER
VARNA, ONT.
Phone Hensall 97r12
or write to 'Varna, Ontario 94-13
House For Sale.
A very desirable residence on Prin-
cess street. Good garden'and fruit
trees, electric lights and town water.
Hoose in' good. ' condition. Apply at
the News -Record office. 75-c.
Strawberry Boxes For
SALE
Apply to
F. W. Andrews
Clinton ton
Phone 33
R NI i 86-tf-
Wanted
6-tf
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 Salo.
A house and barn on Wellington.
Street. Water and hydro. Apply to
J. E. Howard, 31 on 624, Clinton.
CIeaning and Pressing
Suits; Coats and Dresses'
DRY .CLEANING AND REPAJRIN*n
W. J 'J!Js TAILOR
if tint opeti 'war* slay Ns lisp at
Resift Barber Shbpi,