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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1938-12-22, Page 5THURS., DEC.,22, 1938 THE CLINTON- NEWS -RECORD THE SALVATION ARMY ONTARIO ST. UNITED CHURCH • Sim. 11 a.m. ante staid, • Christmas Simday and Christmas Day 11 a.m. "The Nativity" 7 pan. "Ining of •the Human Heart" 3 pan. Sunday School. Beginning tonight with the Christ- -Inas program, all meetings will be beld in the hall.• . BAPTIST CHURCH • On Sunday, December 26th , Rev. . G. W. Sherman will preach has fare- well sermon in the Clinton BaPtist 1VIorning Service: Church at the evening service at 7 Organ Prelude --"Christian's Fantasia • o'clock. All are cordially invited to on well-known Melodies" • , attend, Anthem—"The First Christmas" The Sunday Schen' will meet in Offertory—"He shall feed His flock" The afternoon at 2.80 &clock. • Solo, selected—Miss M. Gibbings . • Poetlude—"And The Glory Of The • THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 2 p.m. Service at Turner's Church 2.30 p.m. Sunday Scheel, Clinton 7.00 p.m. "They Presented .Unto Him their Christmas Gifts" —Special ,music by the choir. Wednesday: 8.00 1p.m. Fellowship and Prayer and Praise Service. Christmas,. Hymns will be sung. Special Christmas Music Lord" On Sunday; Deceraner 25th the I Evening' Service: Minister will conduct. pUblic worship °rOrt Prelude—"INazareth" them—"God From. on High Hath ,in the morning at n '&clock and also An ' 'in the evening at 7 &clock. Heard" The choir will assist at both ser- tOffertory---"A Christmas Pastorale" --vices with appropriate selections and Selo—selected. a the Themes of thn Minis•ter's sermons Postlude--"Oathedral Music" 'will be in keeping; with the occasion. a. The 'service at l3ayfield, will be at the usual hour of ,three. o'clock. ST. PAUL'S CHURCH • Alorning: Holy Communion at 8 a.m. prayer services commencing on Mon - Holy Communion and sernion at 11 day, January 2, 1939. Service to be - Ministerial Association 'Services The Ministerial Association will hold the annual week of praise and a a.m.. gin. each evening at .8 p.m. An ..in - Evening Carol Service. at. 7 p.m. . • vitation is given to all tojoin in tne • Christina a Tree tonight (Thursday) services, to be held in the following • in the Parish Hall at .7.30 Children and their parents should nlan to at- -tend. • Morning: 7 Anthem: "Shout the Glad •Tidings" • Solo, "Cantique De Noel", Mrs. C. , V; Cooke ::Evening: Carol Service, Duetabta Mrs. L. G. Winter and Miss Ellen Fremlin, "Tenderly Sleeping." WESLEY-WILLIS CHURCH Christmas Services IVIonning Prelude, Pastorale Symphony, Han- del; Processional Hymn; Invocation; Confession; Lord's Playm; Hymn of Praise; Psalm and Gloria; Scripture Lesson. Announcements. Prayer. Of- fering, offeratony, "Song of the Ang- els"; Anthem, "Christians Awake, Salute the Happy Morn", solo, Mrs. P. Hearn; Clulcinen's Story; Hymn of Praise; Sermon, "The Glory of the Lord", Rev. A. Lane; Solo "Gm? Bambino", Mrs. M. Nediger; Prayer; Recessional Hymn; Benediction; Post- lude, March of the Magi. 1, Prelude; Pnocessiotrial; 1mvocaa tion. IL The Voice of Prophecy. Scrip- ture, Isaiah 9:2, 6, 7. Salo, "He Shall Feed His Flock," Mrs. P. Hearn. III. The Annunciation: Scripture, Luke 1:26-33, Magnificat IV. The Birth of Jesus. (A) Scripture, Luke 2:1-5. Hymn 51. (B) Scripture, Luke 2:6; tluartette, "There's a Song in the Air", Mre. Hearn, Miss Paterson, Mr. W. Match, Mr. M. McEwen. (0) Scripture, Luke 2:7; Hymn 598. V. The Vision of the Shepherds. (A) Scripture, Luke 2:8; Hymn 53. (B) Scripture, Luke 2:9-12rHymn 64. (0) Scripture, Luke 2:13, 14; Anthem "It Came Upon a Midnight Clear", •Obligate, Mrs. M. Nediger.. (D) Scripture, Luke 2:15-20; Hymn 55. VI. Adoration of the Wise Men. (A) Suipture, Matti( 21-10; 'Erin, "We Three Kings", Messrs. W. Mutch, P. Livermore, M. McEwen. (B) Scripture, Matt. 2:11, 12; Hymn 201 vs. 1-3. Offering; Chriatmas Pastorale; Re- cessional Hymn 201 vs. 3-5; Benedic- tion; Vesper; Postlude, Christmas March. order: Monday, Ontanio St., Rev. K. McGeun Tuesday, St. Paul's, Rev. A. Lane Wednesday, Baptist, Rev. G. Peddie Thursday, Wesley -Willis, Capt. F. G. McDowell Friday, Presbyterian, Rev. G. G. Burton. .An offering will be taken at each service on behalf of the local hosp- ital. PAGE 5' .4!114216% CHRISTMAS Plants & Flowers lare Have:— AZELEA BEGONIAS POINSETTIA • CHERRIES CYCLAMEN AFRICAN VIOLETS —POT OF NARCISSUS- -PAN OF BULBS IN FLowirt- -TABI., CENTRES-- Also:— MADE UP DISHES & BASKETS OF FLOWERING PLANTS AND FERNS. Cut Flowers Christmas Parties Enjoyed -- On Monday evening the Young .People's Union of Wesley -Willis Un- ited church held a Christmas'party, • the program consisting" Of Christmas ...carols and storiee and vocal instrum- -aaal musical numbera. Rev. G. W. -Sherman, retiring pastor of the Bap- tist .chiarch, was the guest epeaker, .. and his topic, "The Significance of 'Christmas and,What fi Has Meant to the World." A half hour was pleas- - anty in games and contests sand refreshments served. On Tuesday evening the annual 'Christmas Tree entertainment was ••held at Ontario street church. The • usual good pnograinme was given :and of course Santa was around to •distribute. treats to the nimbus of "the 'Sunday School classes. Killed in Bush , Paulalaoa, 50-yeartold Hensel bach- telor, formerly a Dominion horseshoe 'pitching; champion, was killed early Tuesday in a bush near Hensel' when -a heavy limb front a tree he was crashed down on his, head. Mr. Boa was in the bush on the . Alex MeGregor farm, two miles north -of Hensell, with his brother, Wm. and Win's. two sons, Jack and Thomas. The injured man, his skull terribly -mashed, lived only a few minutes often Dr. G. Ca. Steer arrived to rend- -.en medical aid. 14r. 'Boa was well known in the distriet• •• Two years ago he and a partner Won the doubles cliampionShip at the ,C.N.B, horseshoe pitching coin - Son of the lei° lir. and Mrs. Paul • I3oa, of Rogersville, he tv.ae born on the eighth concession. of Tuckersmith. • Surviving are two brothers, Rev. .Andrew Boa, of NorwichrWilliant, of Hensel; four sisters, Mrs, George' ;Burnie of Raise% and three others in the West. • Drilling a Deep Well • Chatham, December, 20 — Prairie Number '7 Well, 12 miles southwest -of Chatham, Ont., started drilling to- alay and Mr. E. P. Rowe, consulting geologist, expects it to be completed in from 46 to 60 days, to the 3300 foot level. This Well is located in direct line with Prairie 6 and Bruette 4, the two biggest Gas and Oil Wells in Ontario, and the location., 1700 feet east of Bruette 4, has been aecepted by the Government department at Toronto. All new equipment is on `hand. Several investors , from Clinton 1111(1 vicinity are interested in this Well. GODERICH TOWNSHIP Mr. Morris Switzer has sold his farm to Mr. Ernest Townsend. Mr. Switzer intends returning to his propM•ty in the weAt in the spring. The teacher and pupils of S. S. No. 10 held their annual Christmas • -concert on Thesday 'afternoon. After an excellent program Santa Claus dis- tribiated gifts from a well laden tree • The trustees of S. S. No. 10 have secured the services of Miss Grace Ilellyar as teacher for the balance AUBURN Mr. Wm. Mather and Miss Marg- aret Ferguson, both of spent Sanday with Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ferguson. Miss Ruth Arthur visited on Thurs- day with her sister, Miss Marjorie Arthur of Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ferguson and Stewart were at Parkhill Monday. The Annual Carol Service be held in the Forester's Hall this Sun- day, December 25 at 7.30 p.m. and the Christmas Concert of the Auburn Schools will be held in the Forester's Hall Thursday evening, December 22 at 8 pan. • Mr. Wm. Shepherd of Clinton re- turned on Friday to his home atter a visit with his sister, Mrs. Harry Govier. • ' Miss Beryl Wilson of Seaforth, and Miss Dorothy Wile= of Sheppardton, spent the weekend -with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. 'Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Mait Allen -were at Sp'arta, Ont, Rev. Beta Sherman who was completely taken by surprise thanked the congregation for their lovely gifts. Santa left on this Way and a delicions lunch was served by the ladies of the congregation and a social time was enjoyed. About seven sleigh loads of child- ren met Santa Claus Saturday after - neon. The children headed by Santa visited all the sick and shut-ins after which they went to the Forester's Hall whee a splendid programme was given by the chilcirtm of the community. Rev. H. C. Wilson was chairman. Following the progranune Santa Claus and Mrs. Santa Claus presented each claid with a bag of candy, peanuts and Mange. 1VIUMS — ROSES — CARNATIONS —NARCISSUS, ETC.— _ HOLMESVILLE Our genial S. S. Supt. has received word that Santa is making all plena to arrive at Holmesville Church at 'the Annual Christmas Tree on Fri- day evening, December 23r4. Come Sarnia on Saturday, and on their re- and enjoy a good programme to be presented by the children. and young turn they were accompanied by Mrs. W. Coates of Flint. folks. The annual meeting of the W.M.S. Mr. Chas. Gross has rettumed to a his home after being a patient un and W.A. Societies of Holmesville Clinton hospital. Mr, and Mrs. Gee.. -Baxter of God - Mich visited on Senday with Mr. and Mrs. Wni. Haggitt. • Recent visitors with Mrs. al. Ar- thur were Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Ar- thur of Sault Ste 1VIarie, Mich. United Church was held at the home of Miss Acheson on Tuesday, Decem- ber 13th. Encouraging reports . were heard from both societies. The fol- lowing officers were appointed for 1939: WaVLS.—President, Mrs. E. A. Yeca lst vice Pres., IVIrs. E. Potter; ....es2nrdv.,ice Pres,, Mrs, Walter; Srd vice Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ferguson, Lois .t.- MTS. E. Trewartha; 4th vice and T3ill of Clinton, Mr. and IVIr. and m ts.. Pres., 1VIrs, A. Bond; Recording Seca Fred Love and Miss Edna, Yeo; Treasurer, MTS. O. andMrs. Chas. Love of Goderieh, vis- MrS' W. Pierce; Ciorr. Sec., Mrs.. Win. Glen; ited •on Sunday with Mr. and Mr-. Strangers Sec., IVIrs. Walter; Chris - John IVIelanight. tian Stewardship, Mrs. H. J. n'ova,v- ' Miss Amelia MaIllwain is helping tha; Flower corn., Mrs. Walter. W.A. Mrs, Harry Yu:lg.-Mutt. pies., Dirs. 11. J. T"rewartha. '° vi.„. • On Friday evening the first Christ- pres., airs. .E. A. ,.roo; see,, mt.s. mas content of the season took place . Procton Palmer; Treasurer, IVIrs. Wm. in the Baptist church, The pastor, !Finlay; buying coin., Mrs, S. Potter, Rev. G. W. Shonman„ acted as chair - Mrs. Finlay, Miss Acheson and Mrs. man. 'The following program was J. Cox; flower coma Mrs. D. Glidden. presented: Recitation by Elaine John -1 A very pleasant evening was spent sten; solo, Jaelt 1VICIanight, acecia..n -; .. at the hoine of Mr. and Mrs. a amed by Miss Axne ia c . , ,, aPierce when the church and commun- citation, Gordon Raithby; reac"ngl, ity gathered and presented them with' Stanley McNeil; solo, 1VIrs. G1ei a beautiful floor lamp. Raithby; orchestra number by Frank. 1 The many friends of Mr. Ebner Raithby' s S. S. class, Marjorie John - Potter are sonny to hear that he isn't , sten, Roy Webster, Lloyd Johnston, getting along as well as was expect - accompanied by Harold Reid at the ed. piano; solo, Doris McKntght; reading: 1 Mrs. Annolcl Miller has been visit - Elizabeth Elkin; solo, Manic Raithby; trig, I with her mother, Mrs. LaWson duet, Royce and Arnold Philips; the of ,Honett. , All Christmas Stock now in a Greenhouse. C. V. Cooke FLORIST • phones: 66w and 68j ROXY THEATRE • CAPITAL THEATRE RE6bNT TriEkrgh-il Clinton. Godericti • Seaforth• Now Genie Autry—"itilti • Smiley Barnette in "THE OLD BARN DANCE" Mon., -Tues,-Wed.• ----- A comedy drama from the pen af 4, that great htunoriet, Mark Twain "The Adventures of , Tom (Sawyer" —in Technicolor -- with '1'011'1111y Kelly, Jackie Moran, Victor Sony and Ann Gillis Thurs., Fri., Sat. p"Garden of the Moon" F starring John I'AYNE, Margaret LINDSAY 'and Pat O'BRIEN Coining, Double Bill—Jane Withers in "RASCALS" and the Jones Family in "Safety in Numbers" Mat. :Sat. and holidays Now: "GREEN LIGHT" by Lloyd C. Douglas Mon., Tues. Wed DEANNA DURBIN and MELVYN DOUGLAS teamed in a gay tasteful comedy abounding in youthful zest and music. "THAT CERTAIN AGE" with Jackie Cooper and Irene Rich Thur., Fri., Sat. The Seneational Double Feature • horror show BORIS KARLOFF in " FRANKENSTEIN " BELA LUGOSI in "DRACULA" Coining: "FOUR DAUGHTERS" , a Fannie Hurst story. IVIat.• Wed., Sat., Holidays 3 p.m. Now: Gene. Antra la Man From • Music Mountain" Mon., Tues., Wed. --Double Feature The. Jones Family again, in an, other hilarious misadventure "Borrowing Trouble" Jane Withers & Waiter: Brennan offer a grand little comedy drama "Wild & WrIly" Thur., Fri., Sat. Two Chiller Program! "DRACULA" & "FRANKENSTEIN' CAN YOU- TARE IT? Coming The Garden of the Moon' Mat.: Sat and Holidays at 3 pan. tarannaManirannandanninnaraantananantantaniarntairaintasnanneattatnintraint TO OUR CUSTOMER FRIENDS:— We extend to you our heartiest wishes for .a very Merry Christmas. Your goodwill has been a valued pos- ession and it is therefore appropriate on this occasion that we should ex- tend our thanks. We look forward to your continued patronage and friendship, and we sincerely hope that 1939 wil be a happy and prosperous year for you. orchestra favored with ankher num- ber; solo, Evelyn Raithby; an orch- estra ntunber by Mrs. .G. W. Sher- man, Mrs. John McKnight, Mrs. C. A. Howson, Lloyd Ferguson, Marj- orie Johnston, Roy Webster and R. J. Philips; reading Bill Raithby; solo Elmer Robertson; Instrumental, Har- ald Reid; duet, Shirley and Emma Robertson; the Ladies quartette, Abs. Eavl McKnight Mrs. Chas. Howson, Mrs: John McKnight and 11ans. Earl I Raithby. Santa than arrived, greeted all the chilaren inhis jovial meta' ner, and distaibuted gifts from a beautifully decorated tree. He called Rev. and Mrs. Sherman to the front . and presented' them with a lovely floor lamp and magazine rack as a token of remembrance froni this con- gregation. Rev. and Mrs. Sherman CONSTANC• ir. Mr. Duncan Tudor was taken to Seaforth hospital on • Monday for treatment, We hope for a speedy recovery. Miss Ethel Deiter of Orangeville is home with her parents for the Christmas holidays. Miss Ruth Ilugill who has been visiting with her parents, neturned to Stratford to resume her, duties as ,nurse. • The Christmas tree concert will be held on Friday evening in the base- • merit of the aburch. A good pro- gram is being prepared. Miss Edna Armstrong- of -the Hur- on Road spent Sunday with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs, Howard, Arm- .inf the year.. will leave for their nen: charge af strong. N. W. TREWARTIIN Phone 2141; • Night 214w. MARTUAGES McLACHLAN-REIGIIE.RT' -- At the home of Mrs. John Baker, Stanley township, on Saturday, December 17th., Doreen M. Reichert and Win. D, McLachlan of Kippen were unit- ed in marriage by Rev. E. Turk- hehn, LEE-REYNOLDS—In St. Agnes Ra- man Catholic Cluircb, Detroit, on Thursday, November 24th Rose E. Reynolds, daughter of Mr. and 1VIrs. P. 0. Reynolds, Clinton, and Mr. Hayden Lee of Pittsburg were un- ited in marriage by Rev. Fr. Hen- nigen, ' BIRTHS ASHTON—In Clinton hospital, on Wednesday, December 21st, to IVIr. and Mrs. Clifford Ashton, a daugh- ter. Wishing You All A Merry Christmas Prime Minister King Is Sixty -Four Prime Minister MacKenzie King celebrated his 64th birthday Saturday by working as usual. He was at his desk al; Lamle?. House early in the morning, opening ?Ind reading hund- dreds of letters and telegrams of con- gratulation he received. The prime minister, who was born December 17, 1874, had no birthday party. Flowers sent by well-wishers filled his study and mailmen and telegraph messengers were his finst visiters, The prime minister looked fit on his birthday, having seemingly recovered frain the attacks of sciatica which curtailed his activities during the summer. A month's rest in the West Indies this fall aided him to regain his health. Bartliff & Crich Phone I. Clinton. • CARD OF THANKS N. Lovett and family wish to ex- press their appreciation for the ex- pressions of sympathy received dur- ing their recent bereavement. They especially wish to thank the neigh- bors—those who lent cars and helped in anyway. STANLEY The December meeting o f the Ladies Club was held at the home of Mrs. F. McGregor with 27 members and visitors present. • The minutes of the last meeting were read and roll call answered by uses for old news papers. The program consisted of a reading by 'Mrs. N. McGregor; contest by Mrs. F. MeGreg.or; read- ing by Mrs. Cliff Stewart; and a reading by MrS. Larmie •and several Christmas songs were sung. The Jan- uary meeting is to be held at Mrs. ALL CHRISTMAS CANDY Favors and Novelties , at Real Christmas Bargains 1 Welsh's home and the roll call to be answered by one of Bobby Burn's poems Or songs. • On Sunday evening, to a church filled to overflowing, the Young Peopiess Union of Goshen United Church presented a three -act relig- ious drama, entitled, "The Seeking Wise Men," and a boy's pantomime,' "Silent Night". There were also sev- eral beautifully rendered ?musical' selections. The pastor, Rev. J. R.' Peters made several favourable canal nicks on the program, after which' "Joy to the World.", was sung and Mr. Peters closed the service with prayer. Miss Mona Glenn of Kippen, spent Sunday with her friend, Dorothy Peck. of Babylon Line. Mr. and 1VIrs. Robinson Woods and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Woods, St Hel- ens, visited Mrs. '1' Ti Campbell on Monday. WILL HOLD YULETIDE PARTY' 14,000 FEET BELOW GROUND Work will stop at the Morris iron mine, „Ishpeming, Mich, for half an hour tomorrow morning while the men bald an unusual Christmas party 14,- 000 feet below ground. This bas been an annual event at the mine, owned by the Inland Steel Company, since 1920. Chanles Miron, mine captain, who fathered the Yule celebration, has been invited ta at- tend. He now is at the Penn mine in Vulcan, Mich. .A. Christmas tree, chopped from Upper Michigan's woods, will be the centre of the subterranean Yule festivities. There will be ,singing of carols, "Genial Jim" Fowler, timber boss, garbed as Santa Claus, will distrib- ute gifts, . The unique Yule ritual actually re- sulted from it joke, but it has come to mean much •to the husky men who toil underground. Eighteen years ago an evergreen tree fee to the ground near the mine shaft. A prank- ster droppecl it down the opening and it was tossed into, the corner. Miron conceived the Mea of decorating it and letting the Miners have their own annual celebration. °WARN. MARMITES OYSTERS, ICE CREAM Wendorf's Bakery and Restaurant A GOOD PLACE TO LUNCH Phone 68 CARD OF THANKS I wish toexpress by sincere ap- preciation to the doctors and nurses for the careful attention given me during my confinement ia the hos- pital. 1 also wish to thank the dif- ferent organizations and friends for fruit and flowers sent and for all kindness shown. —Laurence A. Falconer, Housekeeper Wanted In Clinton, middle aged housekeep- er, at once. Small grown-up house- hold, modern, conveniences, Inquire by letter to W. II, fiellyar, Clinton. - LISTEN TO THE CHRISTMAS MUSIC OVER CANADA'S MOST POPULAR RADIOS ROGERS - DeFOREST CROSLEY J141.16 -ie CAVIteit CSERLEA I Mr. and IVIrs. Harvey Taylor and Mr. and Mill. Victor Taylor and children spent Saturday in. London. LONDESBORO The negulan meeting of the Wanton's Missionary Society was held on Wednesday in the basement of the church with Miss Young presid- ing. Meeting opened with call to worship "For all of us the Saviour Came" and prayer by Miss Young. Then the minutes and award items of business. The roll call at the Jan. meeting will be answered with a verse from the Bible containing the word! "Faith". 1Vh.s. C. Watson took the I offering and Misa Young gave a Pray- er. Mrs. T. Fairservice's group were in charge of the programme and lunch. "Hark the Herald Angels Sing" was sung and Mrs. Z. C. Ad- ams led in prayer. 1VIrs. F. Thompson read the lesson, taken from St: Luke and 1VIrs. Menzies ,sang "Silent Night". Miss Young took the Study Book "Planting the Church.' Mrs. Menzies closedthe meeting with prayer. 'Officers for 1939 axe: Pres.,' Mns, J. P. Manning; 1st vice, Mrs. Wm. Lyon; 2nd vice Mrs. F. Thomp- son; 3rd vice Mns. Menzies; sec., Mrs. E., Wood; asst. sec., Miss F. Jamies- on; cons and Literature sec., Mrs. Gee. Moon; treasurer, Mrs. C. Wat- son; sec. Christian Stewardship, Miss L. Young; associate.Helpens, Mrs. C. Ruddell; Strangers sec., Mrs. Shobbrooke; tempenance sec., ales: R. Wells; missionary monthly, Mrs. Pa Townsend; press reporter, Miss Ruth Shaddick; supply sec., Mrs. W. T. Brunsdon; baby band supt., Mrs. R. Shaddiclq,' assistant, Mrs. W. Man- ning; mission band, Mamie Shaddick, assistant, Mrs. E. Wood; mission cir- cle, Miss I. Forbes, assistant, 11.fre. Menzies; finance coin., Miss Young, Mrs. C. Watson, Mrs. J. P. Manning, Mrs: A. Webster, Mrs. W. lloggart, gzitnt SPECIAL $89.95 A. W. Groves CHRISTMAS DANCES New & Old Tyme FrIday, Dec. 23th Monday, Dec 26th at KIPPEN with UKELELE BILL & HIS HILLBILLIES TWO—BIG—NIGHTS General Admission 30c Cliff Watson, Manager NOTICE No further notice will be sent to Dog owners or persons liable to Poll Tax and all such taxes not paid • by Tuesday, December 27th wifl be collected by other 111OailS. N. W. MILLER Tax Collector. COMMUNITY SALES Another Big Community Sale will be held on Exiday,PD,eeember 23rd. at 2 o'clock at the Queen's Hotel Stables, Seaforth. • The same number of pigs, from suckers to 125 lbs. So far we have listed sonie stockers and 2 springer cows, right in every .vay. There will be. a number of chcace geese, chickens and ducks. Anyone wishing to sell 'anything bring it in as our rates are the lowest. Rates are out in half. If you wish to sell your pigs or cattle to us, phone the Queen's Hotel, Seaforth, and we will go out and buy it. J. J. COYNE, Manager. GEO. H. ELLIOTT, Auctioneer. J. ROACH, Clerk. BURGESS" STUDIO CLINTON Photographs of Distinction by IRENE BURGESS Phone 115. Developing and Printing (Open Every Day) WISHING EVERY ONE A MERRY CHRISTMAS ALBERT PALMER Isaac St., Clinton. IMPORTANT NOTICE ACCOUNTS, NOTES, JUDGEMENTS COLLECTED Our collecting department is a iis-• suit of years of successful experi. ence in collecting local or out-of-tovin accounts. . No collection, no charge — • Mail your list of accounts to -day t47. Burke's Collecting Agency (License 176) • HEAD OFFICE—SEAFORTH, orrr. • 41 - Special Offer j i ‘FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY 4 ,k1 ;V 'We Will Give You $50,00 Dollars 0 or More for Your Old Radio ; Fr on a new 1 , ' Stromberg Carlson : ,..F,TILLY GUARANTEED _ Remember There is nothing finer than a STROMBERG CARLSON See them at our Shop MITTELL'S Radio & Electric Service Phone 213 CLINTON 2LS DiM-M0hWaliptic sitZt a, Stratford-Goderich Coach Line — TIMETABLE Lv. EAST Clinton daily for Stratford 8.10 a.m. Daily except Sun. & Holi'ys 4.40 p.m. Suns. & HolPys 8:10 a.m. & 5.10 p.m. WEST Clinton daily for Goderich 2.00 pan, Daily except Sun. & holnys 8.20 p.m. Suns. & Hol'ys 2.00 pain & 10.40 a.m. Direct Connections to all points. I3artliff & Crich, Local Agents' • C Berner, Manager. • Roomers or Boarders II am prepared to accept a ntunbet of roomers or boarders, residence centrally located, and modern con4 veniences, Apply to Mrs. E. L. Mitten,' Princess street, phone 213. . 13-3. House for Sale A good ten -roomed house, on Vic- toria street with modern conven- iences, good garden, house in good tconditibn. Apply to Lorne or Charlie Brown, Clinton, Ont. 09-tf. • House for Reid Modern conveniences. Good loca- tion. For rent at moderate price. Apply to News -Record. 01 -IL' 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,619r14. 84 t.f-,e-o-w • 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. Phone 42. ' For Sale A house and barn on Wellington Street. Water and hydro. Apply to J. E. Howard, 31 on 624, Clinton. Cleaning and Pressing Suits, Coats and Dresses! DRY CLEANING AND REPAIRINS W. J. TACO, TAILOR It not open work may be IA sh Beard% Barber Zion.