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AUBURN
Mr. Ezekiel Phillips has purchased
the 100 -acre farm on the Colborne-
West Wawanosh boundary from Mrs.
• Alice Wilson of Clinton.
Death of Rev. J. C. Reid
Mrs. W. C. Robertson and Miss
- Elizabeth Elkin have received the
sad news of the death of their neph-
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ew, Rev. J. C. Reid, of Minneapolis,
Minn., on February 3. Mr. Reid was
well known in this community as his
first start in life was as a teacher
in Westfield school where he taught
for three years. He then entered
college to study for a Methodist
minister. After graduating he held
different appointments in Canada,
one of them being at the Nile Meth-
• odist church. In 1926 he moved to
United States, He is survived by
two brothers and three sisters, Jas.
and Alice of Sprucedale, Ont., Mrs.
Lowe of Alberta; Mrs. McPherson of
B. C., and Dr, W. H. Reid of Port
Rowan, Ont., who was with his bro-
ther at the time of death.
W. M. S. Meeting I
The W.M.S. elf the Presbytertian,
church was held at the home of Mrs.
Fred Ross with an attendance of 20.
The president Mrs. Edgar Lawson
Was in charge. Mrs. John Wilson
led in prayer. The minutes were read
by the secretary Mrs. Wesley Brad -
mock. Readings were given by Miss
Amelia Melllwain, Mrs. W. T. Rob-
ison, Mrs. Wm. McIllwain, Mrs. John
Houston. Mrs. • R. J. Phillips gave d
an instrumental. The introduction of 1
the new Study Book "Moving Mil-
• lions" was given by Mrs. Edgar Law-
son. Miss'' Josephine Weir favored t
with a solo. Mrs. Fred Ross gave a!
reading. Mrs. A. M, Boyle closed the v
meeting with prayer after which a '
dainty lunch was,served'by the host- J
eases assisted by Mrs, Lawson, Mrs.
Robison and Josephine Weir.
The annual meeting of Knox Unit-
ed church was held on Monday even-)
ing, February 13th at 8 p.m. The p
meeting opened with Devotional ex-'
ereis'es conducted by the pastor. Af-
ter reading and confirming of the S
minutes the following were elected R
to office: Mr. George Million to the T
session Mrs. A, J. Ferguson and Mrs. j
E. Wightman to the board of manage. L
crs; Mr, R. D. Munro was electedou
crch secretary and Mr. Bert Marsh t
envelope secretary and church: tress- r
t}rer; Mr. Percy Yeungblutt was ap-1
Iyointed missionary tree orer.. The it
resignation of Miss Sadie Carter as A
organist was most .regretfully ac d
:celited. Ms. R. D. Munro was ap-i
pointed organist with Miss Dorothy
Anderson and Mrs. Sidney McClin�'
chey as assistants. The ushers Harry
'Sturdy, Walter Washington, Keith th
Arthur and Ivan Bean were re-ap- r
pointed for .another year. Amos And. no
rew and Ivan were elected auditors. s
• following the election reports of the of
various various activities were 'give,Charles Id
Straughan for the session, Bert by
-Marsh for the stewards reported A
finances in good shape, he also spoke by
•of the successful year that the Suns IT
day School has had. Mr. P. Young -by
blurt gave the report of the mission- IC
• ary giyings. Mrs. James Wood re- w
.ported for the Women's Society give an
ing an outline of the work carried Th
en and describing a most success- en
in/ year. Under the heading of Gen- clu
eral business Mr. Wilson spoke of E
-the new church paper. The follow- H
ing memorial was sent by the con- clo
•gregation to the local members of ne
' the Legislature Asseinbly, asking Ge
their support. "The .congregation of
Knox • United Church at Auburn d'
wishes to state that it was opposed El
• to any loosening of the Sunday laws ill
whereby • corrtntercialized 'sport may
lbeoome •lawful; in this • Province." Go
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A motion of appreciation was tend,
ered Rev. H. C. and Mrs. Wilson for
their work in the congregation. Re-
gret was expressed at the absence
from the meeting of Mr. 'John
Symingiten who pias nerved as an
Elder for many years. Mr. William
Straughan closed the meeting with
prayer.
On Tuesday evening, February 1
Mrs. Maitland Allen entertained
girls in honour of her niece, Be
Craig's 14th birthday. The first
of the evening was spent in contes
under the leadership of Miss I
Stalker of Blyth. The first conte
was a flower contest, the first pri
going to Vivian Straughan and
consolation to Ruth Wilson. The se
and contest was names of cars, th
first prize was ,won by.Betty Asq
and the consolation by Joan Sh
pard, This was followed' by a in
song with Mrs. Craig at the pian
They then had a punch board whi
was the story of Cinderella read b
Miss Stalker. At ten o'clock the gir
• invited to the dining room t
find their places at the table whit
was in keeping with Valentine's D
The tables were centred with bean
ful cake decorated with fouitee
candles. A'ftor lunch Be}tty ;Q ai
thanked her Aunt for the surptris
party also her girl friends for th
lovely gifts and valentines. Bet
Asquith replied. Those present wer
Betty Asquith,'Joan Sheppard, Rut
Wilson, Helen Marsh, Dorothy Reor
on, Vivian Straughan, Isobel Roll
nson and Ila Craig.'
Miss Margaret Ferguson of Park-
bill was a visitor at her home over
he weekend.
Those who attended the Toronto
s• New York Rangers hockey game
n Toronto .Saturday night were A.
. Ferguson, R. D. Munro, John Ben-
nett, and Margaret Ferguson.
Quite a runner around here have
the cold at present.
Arnold Philips had a bir•thd
arty on Saturday. He was 13 on
that clay. Those present at the pasty
were: Reid Sheppard, Gordon Beadle,
tewart King, 'Murray Rollinson,
oyce Phillips, Jack McKdight and
ten Sheppard. '
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Allison of
eamington were recent visitors here
Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Asquith a pen
he weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
1lcNeil of Toronto.
Others attending the hockey match
c Toronto were Mr. and Mrs, Malt:
]len, Len. Yungblutt, 11..C. Ram-
an and Norman Riordan.
B,Y,P.U:'Meeting
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The regular monthly meeting of
e B.Y.P.U. was held in the base-
nent of the church Sunday after-
= in :place of the regular church
etwice. The meeting was' in. charge
Mrs. R. J. Phillips and Mrs, Win.
aggitt. Opening prayers were given
Mrs. W. 0, Robertson, and Mrs.
mie Walper. Readings were given
Donald Ross, Stanley McNall,
arjorie Johnston and Glenn Raith-
, Doris 1VMKnight and Jackie Me-
sightsangsang a duet. The Scripture
as read by Frank Raithby. Shirley
d Emma Robertson sang a duet.
e topic on the subject "Man", telt-
by Mrs. Philips. A quartette in
ding Mesdames John McKnight,
Ea Raithby, C. A. Howson' and Wm.
aggitt sang. Miss Elizabeth Elkin
sed the meeting, with prayer. The
xt meeting will 'Ise in charge of
o. Raithby.
Miss Amelia ; McIlwain' left Man -
ay to work for' Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
sley of Londesboro, 'MTS.. Insley is
with, .heart trouble.
Mrs. ' Dolton Shultz,' was taken. to
d erich hospital one day last week
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and was operated on for appendi
itis. It seems as though trouble ha
n't come. singly to this family b
cause Mrs. tingltz's daughter, Bet
was struck dewn by a ear and take
to the hospital. Betty his both le ca
in a st, and will be conflnccl to:tl
hospital for at least eight weeks.'
Mrs. John"Ferguson received tl
sad neves of the death of her siste
Mrs, Mary Swartz, of Inclepencianc
Missouri.
The World's Day of Prayer is be
ing held this year in Knox Unite
church this leviciay, February 24t
at 2.30 p.m.
Mrs, John McKnight spent th
weekend with -Mr. and Mrs, Cha
Love of ,Goderich.
Me. and Mrs. Thomas Johnst
were in- London' one day last wee
Mr. Geo. Rutledge Sr., who ha
been quite ill is recovering.
,The Baptist Young People islet o
Friday evening in the church for
social time. The first part of th
meeting was in charge of Stan, Me
Nall. A reading was given by Ms
ElmerRobertson; recitation, Well
Robertson;
McNeil; choirus, Emma, Shia.
ley, George and Jimanie Robertson
accordian solo; .George Raithby; Ea
Raithby closed the program with
short prayer. Games and contests
were then enjoyed under the leader-
ship of Frank Raithby. Stanley Mc -
Nall and Marjorie Johnston. A
guessing• contest of the number of.
beans in a jar was. won by Dolly
Beadle and Emma Robertson.
Death of Mrs. Harry McBrien
The death occurred on Thursday of
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Mrs. Harry cBrien of Detroit. The
deceased woman was formerly Annie
Govier daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. John Govier of the Base line
Mallet -b. She was born on the farm
now occupied by Herb. Govier. She
and Mr. McBrien kept hotel here for
some time, and then moved to De-
troit. Mr. McBrien died there some
years ago. Mr. McBrien was in her
78th year and 'had been ill for some
years. She is survived by two sons,
and two daughters; Norman and
Harvey, Mrs, J. Clayton with whom
she resided and Mrs. Roy Stinson, all
of Detroit. A sister, Mrs. Archie
Jackson of Goderich also survives.
Mts. Jackson is the last surviving
member of a family of seven child-
ren. The funeral service was held on
Saturday at Detroit.
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Mita. R. IL Middleton of Port
Credit is visiting her mother, Mrs,
N. W. Woods.
Mrs. George King met with a
painful accident one day last week
when she slipped on the ice and in-
jured her hip.
We regret ,to report that Billy
Westlake is ill in bed with rheumatic
fever. His many friends wish hire
a speedy recovery.
The pupils of the ,senior room of
the Public School are •having a holi-
day this week owing to the illness
of the teacher, Miss Isabel Kirk.
Miss Elsie McLeod went to Detroit
cn Tuesday to be with her sister,
Mrs. C. Robbins, who is ill in bed.
The A.Y,P.A. met in the Orange
Hall on Monday evening when there
was a good attendance The meet-
ing was in charge of the president,
Miss Maude Parker, Rev, J. Graham
led in prayer;Miss Ella' McKay took
the topic which dealt with a plan of
henry Ford's to have smaller fact-
ories in villages instead of being' con-
centrated in cities. Borden Clark
gave an accordian selection, :riiisses
Evelyn Geuteinhardt and 'Mary Wide
combo bad charge of the games and
refreshments were served by the
committee.
The Ladies Guild of Trinity Church
ay held a progressive euchre party in
the Orange Ball on Tuesday night.
Those winning prizes were as fol-
iojvs Ladies, 1st, Mrs. M, Toni; end,
Mts. J. Parker; consolation, Mrs.
Newton Sturgeon; Men, 1st, Newton
Sturgeon; 2nd, T. Seotoluuer; con-
solation, G. Atkinson; Miss Maude
Parker won both the door prize and
the lucky chair prize
Rev. W. G Bugler called on friends
in the village on Saturday
Mrs. Newton. Sturgeon, who has
spent the •past month in Burford re-
turned home on Saturday,
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LONDESBORO
The March meeting of the Wont-
en's Institute will be held on Thurs-
day, March 2nd in Community.Hall.
Hall.
Program expected: paper on Peace,
Education and International relation -
slat, :Mrs. Thompson; reading,
Mrs: 3. Nott; duet, Mrs. J. Crawford,
Mrs. H. Sundereoek; solo, Mrs. Men-
zies; roll call, Irish joke; community
singing.;, Hostesses, Mrs. Wrn, Lyon,
Mrs. W. Howitt, Mrs. T. Robertson,
Mie. G. C.uthiIl, Mrs. F. McGregor.
Mrs. Milton Hooper of St. Marys
is at present with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs., Jas. Elsley, Both have been
"quite ill. 1VIr. Elsley is much better,
while Mrs. Elsley is still 'bedfast..
The World's Day of Prayer will be
observed on Friday afternoon, Feb.,
24th in the basement of the church,
to which all ladies are invited.
Miss L. Yong who for the past
few weeks has ..beenin the Clinton
hospital, returned on Thursday 'last
much improved in health, she stayed
for a short time with Mrs. Wm. Lyon
but returned to her own home on
Monday.
CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL DESIGNS
For Every Occasion
Vet Cook
FLORIST
Phones: 66w and 66j
A GOOD CASH MARKET FOR
EGGS and POULTRY
Poultry demand continues good for
fattened chickens and fat fowl.
Promptgradingservice for your
eggs by experienced candlers.
N. W. TREWARTHA
Phone 214i; Night 214w.
MAR ,RAGES
CUMMINGS-GLEW=Ai; the Presby-
terian Church manse, on Friday,
February 17th., 'Margaret Jean,
only daughter of. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Glew, of Hallett, and Har-
old Munro Cummings of Seaforth,
were united in marriage by Rev.
Gordon Peddie.
BIRTI3S
DURKIN-In Grand Valley, on Mon-
day, February 20th., to Mi. and
Mrs. Oliver: S. 'Durkin (nee Louise
Beaton), a daughter.
DEATHS
ARCHIBALD-In Tuckersmith, on
Saturday, February 18th., James
Archibald, in his 86th. year.
TAYLOR --In London, on Sunday,
February 19th,, John Leonard Tay-
ler, of Goderieh 1n his 56th year.
Station Agent Dies
John Leonard Taylor, for .many
years station agent on the C. N. R.
at Clifford. and recently at Goderich,
died Sunday at the home of his moth-
er, Mrs. John Taylor, 023 Lorne av-
enue, London. He was in his 56th
year.
Mr. Taylor had been in the em-
ploy of the C. N. R. for about 40
years, 34 of which were spent at
Clifford as agent there He was. trans-
ferred to Goderichtwo years age and
lived there until taken 111 when he
returned to his home for treatment.
Mr. Taylor, with outstanding
music ability had taken an .active
interest in musical affairs in church
and cornntuitity. In Goderieh he took
over leadership of the band when
that organization was about to break
up, offering his services free to keep
the band alive. He was baritone
soloist in North Street United
Church, Goderieh.
He was also a member of the Clif-
ford Lodge L0.0.F. and was a past
master. of Clifford Masonic Lodge
No. 315.
Surviving ate his wife, Mrs. Caro-
line (Eckel) Taylor, and two daugh-
ters, Marion and Gertrude, of God-
erich; his mother, Ivies. John Taylor,
cf London; two sisters, Mrs. C. W.
Stanley and Miss Hazel Taylor, both
of London, and two brothers, Harold
C., and Rowland Taylor.
MAItRIAGE 18 SEQUEL TO
ACCIDENT. ON HIGHWA.Y
PORT CREDIT, Feb, 15 -Not all
accidents end up the way this one
did.
Sidney Liscombe and a. girl friend
were walkingalong the highway
December 5 when Liscombe was
struck by a ear and injured. The
driver, Rev. Charles Schutt, superin-
tendent of the Baptist Home Mission
of . Toronto, was arrested and charg-
ed With reckless driving.
The charge was dismissed. It was
said Dr. Schutt leml become a friend
of the Liscombe family while Sidney
was recovering. . Ltlter when Sidney
and the girl decided to get married
De. Schutt performed the ceremony.
ONTARIO, IS HEAVIEST RELIEF
. FUND RECIPIENT
Details of the Dominion govern-
ment's contributions to the provinces
under provisions of ,the Unemploy-
ment and Agricultural Assistance
Act, 1938, were made public in a
retrun tabled in the House of Com-
mons Wednesday,
The Dominion paid 30 per cent. of
material aid expenditures of the pro.
vinces and municipalities, or a flat
sum, which ever was the least for
Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia,
Quebec, Ontario and British Columb-
ia while Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and
Alberta received 35 per cent. or a
flat sunt, which ever was the least.
As no material aid is being distrib-
uted in New Brunswick, agreement
with that province provided a con-
tribution of $225,000 for relief works
or 50 per cent, of the expenditures,
which ever was the least.
Contributions to the provinee's
were: Prince Edward Island $348,-
000, Nova Scotia $210,000, Quebec
$4,800,000, Ontario $5,580,000, Mani-
toba $1,980,000, Saskatchewan $2,-
430,000, .Alberta $1,500,000;` British
Celumbia $1,380,000.
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RWXY T.HEATIZE
Clinton.
NONY
Lames Newell & Carob Hughes in
"Renfrew of the Royal Mounted"
Mon., Tues., Wed. '
Chester Morris, Bruce Cabot
and Frances .Mercer in
"Smashing . the .packets"
Thrilling pages 'torn from the
dramatic strahger-thanl-fiction
facts behind the racket -busters,
Thurs., Fri., Sat.
Masked death rides the western
ranges, bringing terror and
destruction as
face
Ritter,, Iris Meredith and
Horace Murphy star in
"Mystery of the
Hooded Horsemen"
Coming: Richard Dix ,hi
"BLIND ALIBI"
Mat: Sat. and Holidays at 3 p.m.
CAPITAL THEATRE
Goderich
New: Richard Dix in.
"1IIdND ALIBI"
Mon., Tues., Wed.
Leslie Howard -Joan 'Blundell
and Humphrey Bogart
portray rroirianco on the Hollywood
plan
"STAND IN"
Thur., Fri., Sat.
Sylvia Sydney & Joel' McCrea
lit the widely acclaimed drama
"DEAD END"
Coming: Paul Muni in "Scarface"
Mat: Wed., Sat. & Holidays 3 p.m.
REGENT THEATRE
Seaforth
Now: "RADIO CITY REVELS"
star radia east
Mon., Tues(. Wed.
iladge i1v!ans & Preston Foster
present a lively peace -time
army tale
"ARMY GIRL"
1 Thur., Fri., Sat.
Spencer Tracy & William Boyd
co-starred in Howard Hughes'.
greatest air -adventure
"SKY DEVIL"
Coming: Cary Grant in
"BRINGINCUP BABY"
Mat: Sat. and Holidays at 3'p.m.
Hot Cres
FULL OF `FRUIT, SPICE & PEEL
Every Saturday
Dories Lent
ORDER SOME FOR
SATURDAY DELIVERY
Bartliff & Crich
Phone 1. 0 intoe.
Lantern
Lecture
"The Gospel at Work in the
Homeland"
in the
'CLINTON BAPTIST CHURCH
on
Monday, February 27.
at 8 o'clock
by the
REV. Dr. C. II. SCHUTT, MA, DD
' of Toropto '
Admission -Silver Collection
G,ODERICH
'Agricultural Society
present
DR. R. A. McINTOSH,
of
Ontario Veterinary College,
Guelph
TOWNSHIP HALL,
HOLMESVILLE
re..iit 2Rl8'tf o
His subject:
"DISEASES OF LIVE-
!STOCK AND THEIR
PREVEN'TIO'N"
All Interested Are Welcome
Incubators for Sale
Two Semco Incubators for sale;
both in good condition; G00 egg size.
H. Charlesworth Feed & Seed. Store.
24-2.
House for Rent
Comfortable residence on Huron
street. Good furnace, quarter acre
land. Apply Mrs, A. L. Cartwright,
coo II. Alexander, R, R. 2, Bayfield.
Phone 608 r 6. 24-tf.
For Sale
3 used Electric Radios; 1 used
Electric Washer; No reasonable cash
offer• refused this week. Ray Cart-
wright. 24-1.
Cottage for Sole or Rent
Known as Welsh cottage, corner
William and Rattenbury streets,
Apply Geo. H. Elliott, phone 203.
24-1
Dinner and Party
Suggestions
A. D. MINTS
PATTIE SHELLS
EXTRA Small BRIDGE CANDY
HARD DINNER ROLLS
SPECIAL PARTY ROLLS
SALTED NUTS and
ICE CREAM
-CREAM PUFFS AND ROLLS -
VI -TONE CAKE
SPECIAL FOR THE WEEKEND
Wendorf's
Phone 68
Community Auction Sales
at Dick Hotel Stables, Seaforth,
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24th
usual run of pigs, cattle, poultry,
furniture, etc.
Bring in anything you have to sell.
Rates reasonable.
HOMER HUNT, Manager,
Phone Seaforth 228 r 12.
GEO. H. ELLIOTT, Auctioneer.
20-tf.
Refrigerator Specials
1 regular 249.95 for $175.
1 regular 359.95 for $
1 regular 259.95 for MITTELL'S
.2455, .
��' Radio & Electric
1 regular 398.95 for X285.. Service
LXtra Special
regular 329.95 fori
$225. - Radio
Coach Line -
Complete with 2 hydovoirs; 2 utilitTIMETABLE
baskets; 1 dessert set; 1 nobaice con -'Leave Clinton for Stratford:
venience set. All r models covered J Daily 8.10 a.m. and 5.10 pan.
with our "10 year warranty," the Leave Clinton for Goderich:
Daily except Sundays and Holidays
1.10 p.m, & 8.20 p.m.
Sundays and Holidays
1.10 p.m. & 10.35 p.m.
Direct Connections to all points.
Under New Management,
Bartliff & Crich, local agents, phone 1
BURGESS' STUDIO
CLINTON-
Photographs of Distinction
by
IRENE EURGESS
Phone 115.
Developing and Printing
(Open Every Day)
WE ARE SPECIALISTS IN THE
GARMENT REPAIR BUSINESS
Don't Try To Fix That Tear
Yourself
WE KNOW (IOW
'ALBERT PALMER
Isaac St., Clinton.
Entertainment For
Parties, Dances, etc.
OUR SOUND SYSTEM SOLVES
..-YOUR PROBLEM
A Large Selection of Recordings
to suit all tastes.
Takes the Place of an Orchestra,
Ample Vdlume
Pleasing Tone
Very Low Rates
PHONE 213
only refrigerator that carries this!
De Forest Crosley and
Rogers Radios, and the
Apex Double Dasher
Washers.
Irancrs, Tubes, Batteries in Stock.
A. W. GROVES
Princess Street,
House for Rent
Frame house on Victoria street,
central. Apply Scott's Grocery.
24-tf.
For Sale
Eight roomed house, with town
water and electric lien'.., two acre
lot with a small orchard, good barn.
Apply to Mrs. Harry Frernlin, Olin -
ton.,
Property far Sale
In, Clinton, consists of good house,
garage, and ir% acres land well male
Heated and planted with small fruits,
Town lights and water. An ideal
Home for retired farmer. No reason-
able offer refused. Apply W, D.
Carter, Clinton. 24-2.
Tire and Rim Lost
In Clinton, a spare tire and rim,
size 500x19. Property of Charles
Brown. Finder please leave at
Sutter & Perdue's. 23-1,
DONT FAIL TO ATTEND THE
NEXT COMMUNITY SALE AT
HOLMESVILLE CLINTON.
TUESDAY, MARCH 7th at 1..30
These sales are being well patronized
and good prices prevail. Terms are
reasonable. For further particulars
phone A. E.• Townshend, manager,
606)23. George H. Elliott, Auctioneer.
23-t£
Mrs. Aiken of Clinton spent Sun-
day with Miss S. Acheson.
Miss Grace McMath spent the
weekend with Miss Alma Trewaatha.
IVIr. Dewar Norman visited for :a
rew days with Mr. and Mrs. Wnc.
Neuman,
Last' Friday evening. the Young
People held their annual Valentine
Social in the basement of the church
wr a goo mm�aer present.. A
splendid programme was given, in-
eluding a debate"Resolved that there
should be thirteen months in the year
instead of twelve", the negative -win-
ning. Mr. C. Pierce and Kenneth Tree'
wartha upheld the affirmative and
Norman T5 ewartha and Frank Yea
the negative. The school children also
contributed several fine numbers.
Following the programme lunch was
served "and the meeting closed by
the singing of the National .Anthem.
The Y.P.U. will visit the Benntiller,
Young People this Friday might.
CUSTOM SAWING
Custom sawing will be done hr
Clinton and Bayfield as usual during
the coming spring. We are in the.
market for a few good maple, bass-
wood and white ash logs. Dry Hem-
lock lumber, scantling and joists foe
sale.
McENVEN BROS., HAYFIELD
Phone 824r4, Clinton central
21-tf.
House for Sale
A good ten -roomed house, on Vic-
toria street with modern convene
fences, good garden, house in good
condition. Apply to Lorne or Charlie
Brown, Clinton, Ont. 09-tf.
House for Rent
Modern conveniences. Good loca-
tion. For rent at moderate price.
Apply to News -Record. 01-tf.
Wanted
Old horses or cattle for mink feeds
if dead phone at once. Will pay ac
cording to value. Ebner Trick, phone
607r5, or Lloyd Batkins, 619r14.
84 t.f-.e-o-w
Farm For Sale
100 acres of choice farm land. Well
watered, good buildings, including 4
good poultry pens; hydro in house
and barn. For particulars apply to
Mrs. Charles Watson, Londesboro.
23-4.
Farm For Sale or Rent
1.100 acres, Coit(
6, Hnllett5 welt
I NOTICE TO CREDITORS waterednear s hooI, store and high-
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All persons having claims against way. Good house arts stabling, im-
the estate of Maria Marlow, deceas- ittediate possession, plono'hing done,•
ed, who cried at the, town of Goderich, apply Itrows-Record. 23-te
in the County of Huron ors or about
the 16th day of January, 1939, are
hereby required to forward particu-
u+s of their claims duly verified to
the undersigned on or before the 4tei
day of March, 19'9, as after that date
the Executors will proceed to distri-
bute the estate having regard only
ter the darns of which they shall
then have notice.
DATED at Goderch this Gth day of
February, 1939.
FRANK DONNELLY, Goderich,
Ontario, Solicitor for the Executors.
223:
House for Sale -
A very comfortable frame residence
at corner of Fulton street. All modern
conveniences, garage and 24 acre of
land. Good; garden and well located.
For particulars apply Miss Bessie
Watt, Clinton, Phone 171. 23-tf.
Cleaning and Pressing
,Suits, Coats and Dresses
DRY CLEANING AND REP4IRINS
W. L JAGO, TAILOR
tf not open work may be left at
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