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The Clinton News Record, 1938-11-10, Page 5'TOURS, NOV. 10, 1938 THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD PAGE 5 TO WOMEN concerned with money matters la mule A FAMILY circle the woman of the: house is the executive head as well as the heart of the home. "Po conserve family funds; to spend wisely; to safeguard the present and future welfare of the family . these, as well as 'purely domestic responsibilities, are has today. IISo she uses ha bank . not merely as a safe place to keep cher money,but also for friendly talks with the manager when ,financial problems arise. Neighbourhood branches of The' Royal Bank welcome women's accounts. The personal attention of the manager is available to women clients at any time. Ask him for these useful booklets -- • Family Budget Book. • • Financial Training for your Son and Daughter. THE ROYAL BANK. DF CANADA CLINTON BRANCH - - E. E. PATERSON, Manager AUBURN The Baptist Ladies Aid met at the --home of Mrs. Frank Raithby on Thursday afternoon with a good at- tendance present. Mrs. Chas. How- son was in charge. The devotional visited with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Toll. The W.M.S. of the United Church held their regular 'monthlymeeting in the lecture room Tuesday after- noon with Mrs. Wm. Anderson in charge of the devotional period. Mrs. Earl Wightman gave the first chap - period was taken by Mrs. Jas. Web - Web". of the study book "Wearing the • stem and W. M. Robertson, Read - Mrs. Mrs. Gordon McClinchey and . Ings -were given by Mrs. Glen Raith- Mrs. Tom Wilsgn gave readings in • bd, Mrs. Webster and Mrs. Jas. keeping with the topic. A chorus Raithby. Mrs. Wm, Haggitt and Mrs. was sung by Mrs. Wm. Anderson, Earl McKnight sang a duet, The Mrs. G. McClincltey, Mrs. E. Wight - topic "prayers' which was prepared man, Mrs. Tom Wilson, Mrs. Joe by Miss Small of Toronto was read' Irwin accompanied by Mrs. R. D. • by Mrs. Elmer Robertson. The tops'Munro. The president Mrs. Jas. • of two quilts were donated and the Woods took charge of the business society will- make another top and period. It was decided to send a the three quilts will be quilted at a bale of clothing to the West next ' • later date. The December sleeting week, will be held at the home of Mrs. j Messrs. Ephrein Ball, Jas. Medd, James Raithby. Mrs. Annie Walper George Beadle, Peter Patterson, and closed the meeting withprayer. Al Thomas Riddell motored to Sarnia dainty lunch was served . by the' and Port Huron last . Thursday. hostess and Mrs. John McKnight. Mr. and. Mrs. Bert Nott and Geral - The Forester's Hall was the scene dine of Stratford, and Mr. and Mrs. of ,a happy gathering Friday evening Abe Smith and family of Dungannon 'when about 160 friends and relatives Were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. W. met to honor Mr,, and Mrs. Wesley T. Robison on Sunday. Bradnock (Eleanor Wilson) who were! Miss Martha Patterson of Toronto recently married. Dancing was en- spent' the weekend with her cousin, joyed the early part of the evening.' Miss Josephine Weir, Following the lunch hour' Roberti Anniversary services were held in Turner called Mr. and Mrs. Brad- Knox Presbyterian Church on Sunday nock to the platform and Miss Jose -.and very large crowds were in at- phine Weir read an address and .and at both services, The special Charles Jones and Stewart Fergus- speaker was Rev. C. H. MacDonald on. presented them with a beautiful of the Lueknow-Dungannon charge walnut cedar chest. Mr. Bradnock and at present Moderator of • the thanked all for their gift and extend, -,Synod of Hamilton and London. The ed a hearty invitation to 'visit them preacher's morning subject was in their home here. Robt. Turner • "Measuring Life in the Terms of the 'was chairman for the following pro- i Cross," speaking from Matt.' 10-36, gram: solos by Audrey Toll; Misses and the theme at the evening ser - Betty and Ila Craig favored with a viae was "What is Christianity". The duet and tap dancing tvith Mrs, Wil -1 text 'being Gat 2:20. In part he liam Craig as accompanist. I said it was a grievance to hint to Conlgt•atulations are due Missthink that so many people conte out Josephine Weir daughter of Dr, B.Ito church only on Anniversary Sun- ' C. Weir, who received third prize, i days. At the morning service Misses a beautiful bronze medal at the:Peggy, Marion and' Helen MacDonald 'Canadian Musical Festival at London the: all of Lueknow sang two trios, and, Nit Tuesday evening. at the evening service they sang one Mr.; and Mrs, Harry Wagner and trio, and Helen and Peggy MacDon- Mr, and Mrs. Jasper MCBrien are ald sang a duet, The Hot Fowl Sup- • oh a motor trip to Detroit. per in connection with the anniver- Mr, Dan Geddes of Wingham spent ' the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Har- vey McGee. Mr, and Mrs. Win. Mutsu and Miss Dorothy Mutch of Clinton spent Sun- day with Mrs. M. Arthur. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Lawson and Bernice spent Sunday at Seaforth. Mr, and Mrs Ezekiel Phillips and Laura, and Mr. and Mrs, Thos, S. Johnston. were in London on Monday. Miss Dorothy Craig of Stratford • agent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Craig. Mr. Conrad Decker of Lucknow spent Sunday with Mr. Geo. Yu ng - •lut. ales, Annie •McCool of Stratford is - vigiting' her daughter, _ Mrs. Wm. Robison and Iter. Robison. The regular monthly meeting of the -•Women's Institute will be held • in the Forester's Hall on Tuesday,. November 16th. The, subject "League of Nations. and International Peace" will be taken .by Mrs. Howard Rob- ertson. The roll call, "Your favorite Mot Supper Dish". The. hostesses, Mrs. Geo. Sturdy, Mrs. Jas. Howitt :..and Miss Josephine_Weir. • I 1Mliss Amelia McIlwain has return- aed !hone after. spending some time with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Chesney of Seaforth. Rev. and Mrs. C. H. Donald and; Misses Peggy, Marion 'aria Helen, MaeDohald all: of :Lueknow were • guests 01 Mrs. Fred Ross and Donald on Sunday, a 1 Mi. Loretta Toil 'Of Nashville • and` ';itfl;,,l owdrd Getalfellow of "Nobleton sary services will be served in the I church basement on Friday, Novem- ber 11th, and a concert will be pre- sented in` the Forester's Hall. • I I VARNA Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. i Allister Murray. A. little girl has come to brighten their home. 1 Mr. Clayton Elliott h a s changed his Chev.. for a '32 Plymouth coupe. Mr. Alvin Elliott spent the week - lend at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Chutte z of Lon- don spent Sunday wth Mr. and Mrs. E. Chatter. Mr. Nelson Reid and Mr. Ernie Me- Clinchey spent Saturday in London. Rev. Mr. Peters attended Presby- terial this week. Mrs, Roy Dowson went flown to Thames Road United Church last evening to assist with the concert given at the South Huron Plowmen's banquet. • Special Artnistice. Day Service will be held in the township hall, Varna, on Friday morning at 10 o'clock. Mrs. Lottie McAsh called on friends last week on her way to visit her brother, Mr. Frank Weeks. • Mr. and Mrs. John Argo'` and babe of Toronto spent the weekend with the ladies parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mc- Connell, Beginning on Sunday, November °13th,services in St. John Church, Varna, will be held at 11i atm.r: LONDESBORO The aminal reunion of the Lyon family was held on Saturday, Octob- er 29th at the home of Mr, and •Mr's, Arthur Kerslake of Exeter and took the form of n.fowl dinner. Thirty- two sat down to well laden tables where all did justice 16 the good things to eat. The weather was ideal and sports were held on the lawn after which a program was enjoyed Lunch was served at the supper hour. Sunday was an ideal day—warm and bright, baltny as summer, when a large erowd assembled for the an- niversary of the United Church. Rev. Wright of Brucefield preached both motmnng and• evening. The choir rendered excellent music, the an- thems being very fine. The altar was beautifully decorated with 'mums and looked very attractive. Mr. Geo. McVittie has sold his farm and is now settled in the vil- lage, having bought the house -re- cently vacated • by Mt. Bert Bruns - don,. Mr. Williams of Goderich Townhip is busily engaged digging a well for Mr. Wm, Knox. Mr. and,.Mrs. Campbell of West- field spent the Weekend with Mrs. J. Tamblyn. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Snelling spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. Lyon. Mr. Brean of Goderich spent the weekend at Win. Griffith's. Mrs. Herb. Oakes of Goderich township spent a few days recently at the home of her sister`, Mrs. Fred Shobbrooll. Mrs. Arthur Kerslake and babe are visiting with her mother, Mrs. H. Lyon. Miss L. Young spent Saturday at London. Ma and Mrs. Dan Crawford, Jack and Margaret, Mrs. E. Crawford spent Sunday at Mr. Fred Prest's. Miss Helen Youngblutt of London spent the weekend with her parents. Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Stevens and family of Seaforth spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs..J. Nott. Mr, J. Miiville returned to her home on Saturday after spending the past month with relatives at Trow- brdige. At a recent meetng of the Orange Lodge the following officers were. elected for 1939: W.M., Bro. Fred Gibbs; Deputy. Master, Bro, R. Town- send; chaplain, Bro. Harry Honking; rec.-sec., Bro. Art. Weymouth, Blyth; sec.-treas., Bro. John. Nott, Londes- bore; Marshall, Bro. Geo. Mains, Blyth; lecturers, A. Shaddick, E. Hesk'; committee, Bros., Wm. Brom- bly, Chas.' Weymouth, Herman Sun- dercock, Geo. McNall, Frank Little. Mr. Peter Brown is now employed in London. Mr. and Mrs. R. Brinley and son from near •Dungannon visited with the lady'g grandmother on Sunday. Mr. Elsner Lee who met with a very serious accident some weeks ago, is -reported to be recovering and getting stronger. He is expected to be able to leave the hospital this week and return to his home. The regular monthly meeting' of the Women's Institute was held in Community Hall on Thursday after- noon of last week with 37' attending. Meeting opened by singing commun.. ity ounu n- ity songs followed by the Lord's prayer in unison. Roll call "Sugges- tions for school lunches" was •re- sponded to by' 19 members. A dis- cussion of how to make some money for the Institute as fonds were get- ting low. It was decided to have an afternoon tea "Cafeteria Style" in Community Hall Saturday, November 12th; tea committee, Mrs. R. Fair - service, Mrs. G. Moon, Mrs. Caldwell, Mrs. J. P. Manning; program coin., Mrs. D. Little, Mrs. P Manning, Mrs. 13..Brunsdon, Mrs. F. Thompson, The following program was then present- ed: Reading, Mrs. R. Vodclen; discus- sion, "New Course of Study by Miss D. 'Little who specializes in Kinder= garden and Primary work; discussion drawer, Mrs. W. Lyon. Dr. Toll, Blyth, gave a report on result of visit ig schools. and condition of children teeth. He also showed" sev- eral lantern' slides showing decayed teeth andtold how to care for teeth, to prevent decay. Mrs. J. P. Man- ning, convenor for health and child welfare arranged the splendid pro- gram which was enjoyed by all pres- ent. Lunch was served by committee in charge. Mrs. Rose Henderson of Seth, who has been visiting with her brothers, Ab. and Chas. Weymouth and other friends left lastweek to visit . her friends sister•, Mrs. Alf. Peters in Michigan. Mr. and ;Mrs. Thos. Manning, Lon- don, Mr. John Manning, Carlow, Mr. and Mrs. Herb. Mogridge, Auburn, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Manning Sunday. EBENEZER The W. A. of Ebenezer held their monthly meeting on Thursday, No- vembee 3rd, at the hone of Mrs. Stanley Hebden: The president Mrs. Merrill presided. The meeting open- ed with a hymn. Scripture reading and prayer by Mrs. Carman Maud, The business' Was discussed and a program given. Mr. Wilding gave a talk and a musical contest was conducted by Mrs, Morgan Jones. The meeting' closed wth a hymn, followed by prayer by Mr. Wilding.' Leach was served by Mus. Howard• Williams and Mrs. S. Hayden.' "Mum'' Time Our Greenhouse is a beautiful place now. Hundreds of Plants in Bud and Blooms We should appreciate your Visit. Chas. V. Cooke FLORIST Phones: 66w and 661 A Good Poultry Market Now that the harvest rush is over you will be able to give more atten- tion to your poultry. When you have any chickens ready or your flock needs culling kindly give us a call. Our experienced egg-candlers will handle your eggs quickly. N. W. TREWARTHA Phone 214j; Night 214w. MARRIAGES ELLIOTT-POWELL — At Wesley. Willis Church, on Thursday, No- vember 10th, Helen Ruth Powell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Baden Powell, Seaforth, became the bride of Kenneth Charles Elliott, Clin- ton. Rev. Andrew Lane officiated. McNAIRN-CURTIS—At the home of the bride's parents, on Wed- nesday, November 2, Ruby Curtis, Mitchell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Curtis, and Jack McNeirn, St. Thomas, son of Mrs, David Mc - Nairn, and the late David Mc Nairn were united in marriage by Rev. `THE BOME OF GOOD EATS" Levi Hussey. Phos• 2. Clinton. WELLS-MAINS—At the home of BOXY THEATRE Clinton. 4e—_ CAPITAL wl'HEATIE i Goderich MOMMIII REGENT THEATRE Seaforth Now Playing: . Bobby Breen. in BREAKING THE ICE" Now: , „ t"HELL'S ANG LS he the Howard Hughes L'pic New: "LITTLE TOUGH GUY" with the "DEAD END" KIDS. �" " Mon., Tues., Wed, See WILL ROGERS again in one of his most popular picture "Life Begins at Forty" Mon.. Tues., Wed. BARBARA STANWYCK IIerbert Marsl all, Cesar homers and Bimtie Barnes In the story of a noble sacrifice Inca love that could not live "ALWAYS GOODBYE" Mon., ,Tues!. Wed. TOMMY KELLY Jackie Moran — Victor .Tory Present Mark Twain's immortal story of boyhood hf magnificent new Technicolor "The AdVEntuIES Of TOM» SAWYER with David Holt and May Robson Thurs., Fri., Sat,' "Public Cowboy No. 1 Modern cattle rustlers are tracked' down bya cowboy with a son • in his heat t, and dynamite in his Y g fists. Gene Autry — Smiley Burnette and Ann Rutherford Thur, Fri,, Sat. Gene Autry Smiley Burnett and Carol Hu hes a Sin in', ridin', and' Invite in the glrest western of the 'year. „ "Gold Mine in the iBliy. Thur, Fri., Sat. Richard Arlen,— Beverly Roberts:' and Lyle Talbot an impressive novelty, action pie- ,tare featurin the awe -ins nm , scenic wonders of Alaska g. cc is CaII o£ the Yulion. . Coming: Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers in "CAREFREE" Mat Sat and Holidays at 3'p,m.. Coming: Miriam Hopkins, Rey Milland, Walter''Aael and Henry Stephenson in "Wise Girl". • Coming: Warren William and Gail Patrick in 'Wives under Suspicion' Mat. :Sat. and holidays at 3 pan. Mat.: Wed., Sat., Holidays, 3 p.m. THE'RE GREAT LUNCHES AND DINNERS AT Bartliff & Crich Miss Et Mainsy' Londesbot•o, on Saturday, November 6th., Marg- aret Jane Mains and. Harvey John Wells, of Blyth, were united in. marriage by Rev. A. W. Gardiner. BIRTHS MURRAY—In. Clinton hospital on Sunday, November. 6th, to Mr. and Mrs. Allister Murray of Varna, a daughter. DEATHS ANDERSON In Goderich township on 'h, iiday, November 4th, Louis A, Anderson, hi his 72nd year. IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of a dear hus- band and devoted father, William Guy Jones, who paseed away Novem- ber 12th, 1937. "Thereis a wife who misses you sadly, And findsthe time long since you went, And I think of you daily and hourly But try to • be brave end content. But the tears that I shed in silence, And I breathe a sigh of regret Fe you were Mine, and I remembered Though all the rest may forget. STANLEY A special Armistice Day Service will be held in the township hall at Varna on Friday, November llth at 10 a.m. Ministers from the district churches will take part in the ser- vice. BRUCEFIELD Miss Langley of Wroxeter, Mr. and bit's.- Jas. Laney of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. D. Bird of Walton, Mrs. Jas. Walker and Mee. G. Wilson of Clinton were visitors at the home of Mrs. Jas. McQueen last week, Mrs, A. McDonald and Miss Me - Ash of Hensall are visiting at the hone of their sister, Mrs. McKenzie this week. NIr. L, Robinson and Miss Ella Robinson of Thanes Road and Mr. Maucl Heywood of Exeter spent one clay last week with Mr, and Mrs. T. H. Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs. George Doan of In- wood, Mr. and Mrs. Reese] Wilson and Mrs. Roy Doan of . Aberfeldy spent the weekend with Mr,' and Mrs. R. Dawson. Mr.. Neil Yellowlees of I3owinanville spent Sunday with Mrs. A. T. Scott. Mr, and Mrs. Ross Scott and fam- ily, Mr. and Mrs. H. Zapfe and Mr. John McIntosh spent the weekend in Detroit. Mr, and ' Mrs. L. Cummings and family of Walton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. T. II, Wheeler. Mrs. A. Patterson and children spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. K. Shouldice. Miss Hazel .Haugh of Toronto vis- ited at her hone here one day last week. Mr. anti Mrs. P. ',Cameron and daughter of Kindersly, Sask. are visiting Mr. Cameron's 'sisters„ Mrs. H: Aikenhead and Mrs. W. Henry of the London. Road and other _rela- tives. Mr.. Carlyle Cornish while playing football one 'day last' week bad the misfortune to have a bone in his heel broken. We hope he will soon be out again. • Mr. L. Smillie of Erin, Mrs,' Alma Shires and Mrs. Platt of Teeswater, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, 11. F. Berry. Rev. and Mrs. Wright and family spent Sunday in, Londesbora where Mr. Wright.. took the anniversary services. bit... and Mrss C. McKenzie 'and family of London spent Sunday` with Mrs. 'Margaret' McKenzie; Still Good Our Special Offer of Last Week- -$$50.00 or more in 'trade on your present radio on the purchase »rice of your eaoice of factory clearance models new in stock. All New Sparton and priced to sell, We have arranged with the Spartan factory to do our repair work. Ex, pert workmanship and the best of service. 10 different Sparton Models on dis- play now. See and hear them. A number of second-hand radios and one car radio at very low prices. See your Sparton Dealer if you art, interested in saving money an the purchase price of a new radio. Epps Sport_ Shop — THEY'RE BACK - UKELE BILL and his HILLBILLIES for an Old and New Tyme DANCE ' at KIPPEN NELSONS CHOCOLATE alOODLES 3a lb. box 19c NEW Rico Silver Cake 20c .Do• Nuts 19c Flaky and Spiced Meat Pies Sc each "The Horne 'of Pure Eats" Wendorf's Bakery and Restaurant — "A GOOD PLACE TO EAT" — Phone 68 — Stratford-Goderich Coach Line — TIMETABLE Lr. EAST Clinton daily for Stratford 8.10 a,m. Daily except Sun. & Holi'ys 4.40 part Suns. & Holi'ys 8.10 a.m. & 5.10 p,m. Lv. WEST Clinton daily for Goderich 2.00 p.m. Daily except Sun. & hol'iys 8.20pan. Suns. & Holi'ys 2.00 pan. & 10,40 p.m. Direct Connections to all points. Bartliff & Crich, Local Agents C. Berner, Manager. Household Effects To be sold privately Tuesday to Friday, November 8 to llth after- noon,,and evening at J, A, Torranee's,, Bayfield.1 , • 08-2, MEN! 'Here is a practical plan that will; enable you to build an independent' business of your own with the dis-' tribution of over 200 guaranteed ne- cessities in select districts. Everad day is pay day! Repeat orders on all goods. Low prices. Offer open! to all honest, ambitious, alert men. Write today without obligation tol FAMILEX CO, 670 Iii. Clement, a irnTr.* * 'S Friday, November 18th Montreal" lvilil j d j;j,I, "Direct from a Season's .lour of ARMISTICE DAY Radio & Electric Northern Ontario" BIG NEW FLOOR SHOW NOVEMBER 11TH They're bigger and ,better than ever. S Don't Miss Them, having been proclaimed by the Gov- .Ser'vlce General Admission 30e ernnent of Canada, a Day of Rement- C. Watson,Manager. Ibranee and a statutoryholiday, I , Y, therefore call upon all citizens to Farm ye Sale or Rent observe it as such by cessation of acres; Con. 6, Hallett, well Pigs for Sale all normal business activities. in watered, hear school, store and high - 100 A number of young pigs, ready to,commemoration of the sacrifices Way. Good house and stabling, im- wean. Priced reasonable. Adam Steep,lntade by men and women of Canada mediate possession, ploughing done, Clinton, Phone 606r12. 09-1. in the cause of Justice and Free- apply Mrs. Henry Marion, Clinton, dom, across from Public School. 06-tf. Notice "Let ns Remember Them" I am ready to do knitting, plain GEORGE H. ELLIOTT, Mayor. or fancy, hand or machine. Quilts.—NOTICE TO CREDITORS—� and mats made to order. Have a l double room and bedroom for rent.' In the Estate of Henry Galpin, late Mrs. J, Ashton, Albert street. 09-1, of the Township of Goderich in , the County of Huron, yoeman, Deceased. All persons having claims against the Estate of the above deceased are required to file the sante with the undersigned Solicitor for the Execu- tors, Thomas Elliott and Richard Wanted House for Sale Mitchell, on or before the 12th day Highest cash prices paid for Old' A good ten -roomed house, on Vic- of November 1938, after which elate Horses and Cattle fit for minis feed. toria street with modern eonven- the assets will be distributed amongst Everything removed, If dead phone iences, good garden, house in good the parties entitled thereto, having at once, Fred Gilbert, 608x22, CIin- condition. Apply to Lorne or Charlie regard only to the claims of which ton. 79-tf- Brown, Clinton; Ont. 09-tf,rnotice shall have been given. I DATED at Clinton, this 20th dayf SUPERFLUOUS HAIR For. Rent . of October, A.D. 1938. House on Huron street in good permanently removed by Electrolysis.. condition,with furnace and quarter acre land. Apply to this office. 09-tf. BURGESS' STUDIO CLINTON Photographs of Distinction by IRENE BURGESS° Phone 116. Developing and Printing (Open Every Day) 10. Days Special WE WILL RELINE YOUR OVERCOAT AND PRESS FOR. $5.00 'ALBERT PALMER Isaac St., Clinton. IMPORTANT NOTICE ACCOUNTS, NOTES, JUDGEMENTS COLLECTED Our collecting department is a r&. sult of years of successful experi• ence in collecting Iocal 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 SEE THE NEW Stromberg Carlson, Radios Quality at. New Low Price" For exatiaple take tlie' new four - tube battery set. It is equipped with an economizer switch which gives maximum performance from a minimum number of tubes and batteries. It is very sensitive, has; lots of volume and a wonderful tone. All models are built to give top notch performance for many years. Wanted A few pupils for guitar. Mrs, C. Anderson, Maple street, Clinton, Ont. 09-1. House for Rent Modern conveniences. Good lea - tion. For rent at moderate price. Apply to News -Record. 01-tf.- Wanted Old horses or cattle for mink feed;; if dead phone at once. Will pay ac. cording to value, Elmer Trick, phone 607r5, or Lloyd Batkins, 6191:14. 84 t.f-.e-o-w • aphelia Foundation Garments Eliminate that worry when. buying F. FINGLAND, Clinton, Ontario, Solicitor for the Executors, Thomas Elliott and Richard Mitchell. 07-3 LaundryWanted Family washing in basket lot or a Corset, Girdle or Brassiere.. Have by piece. Would also do ironing. an experienced .Corsetiere advise ou Prices reasonable and all world care cess street, Good garden and fruit 1 a newest fully materials. Misr. J.Sileoak,' done. Can arrange to call •for trees, electric lights and town water. in .your home. Newest 'models, andHouse. in good condition. Apply at '' an Phone 265w. 09.2. et,d deliver if necessary. Mrs. Fleteh- Huron & Erie streets, Clinton. the News -Record office. 75-e. 08-2p. Roofing MISS E. MERNER VARNA, ONT. Phone Hensel 97r12 or write to Varna, Ontario 94-13 House For Sale A very desirable residence on Prin. Cider Mill VARNA Our Cider Mill is now running Mr. and Mrs. Jas. M. Reid and every day. Bring your apples early. family of Clinton spent Saturday Lot 21, con. 3, Stanley township. with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Keys and John E. Popper, proprietor. Phone family. 627 r. 13. 04-tf. Mrs, W. J. Reid and Miss Etta of COUNTY COUNCIL Port Huron, Mich, called on Sunday The next meeting of Huron County on the farmer's brothers, Mr. Amos Council will be held in the Council Keys and family. (Chambers., Court House, Goderich Mr. Roy Keys visited on Sunday commencing Tuesday, November 15, with Mr. and Mrs. Russel Erratt. 11938 at 2 p.m. Mr. Roy lCeys visited on Tuesday All accounts, notices '01 depute- with Mr. and Mrs; Win. Marshall of tions and other business requiring Clinton. attention should be in the hands of Mr. Lloyd Keys, Mr. Lorne Dow, the -County Clerk by November llth. son and Mr. Wilfred Chuter spent ' J. M. ROBERTS, Tuesday in Teeswater. County Clerk, Goderich, Ont. We have a special liquid Fibre Coating or Alumenix for steel roofs. Also repair flat roofs. We sell -Ce- ment Tops for chimneys Apply tin Joe Becker, Clinton. Phone 42. 86 -ti', 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, Cows and Dresses DRY CLEANING AND REP MERINO W. J. TAGO, TAILOR If not open work nlsy be left ak Blew Barber ShoR