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TT`.TCKERSMITH CONSTANCY.
The Tuckersmith Ladies Club m even -
eat the home of Mrs. Albert Pepper rug last was a grand success. The
. ;dor their March meeting. Illness and superintendent, Wm. Jewitt gave an
bad roads combined to limit the at- interesting talk on "How to filr your
•'tendance too twelve members and church" one. way was by, singing. The
:three visitors. The roll call -was an- next meeting will be held on March
swered by an Irish song or joke. 24th, Program committee, Mrs. O.
. Program consisted of solo by Gladys Dale, Mrs. B. B. Stephenson and
- Pepper readings by'Mesdames -Gar-(Bernard Riley; .lunch committee, Mrs.
tett, Pepper, McGregor and Landes -,G. Addison, Mrs. E. Adams and Mrs.
: borough.; Two contests provided a Snell. A short program consisted of
bit of brain work. Plans for the an-' a reading by Jean Anderson; Hymn
nual social evening were discussed 64 was sung; reading, Mr. Snell; sang
and .matters left in the hands of the "Faith of our Fathers". Then 1)1r.
• social committee and Club executive. Menzies gave an interesting talk, fol
Quilt blocks were handed out to be : lowed by the travelog, which was
made and returned at the April meet- much enjoyed by •all. The meeting
Eng which will be held at the home closed with prayer. by Mr. Menzies.
of Mrs. Norris Sellery on Mareh 29th Lunch was served by the hostesses,
instead of April"5th. Members please Mrs. Jewitt, Mrs. E. Lawson and
note change of date, The roll call will Mrs. A. Dexter.
be answered with a favorite verse or We are glad to hear that Kenneth
Thompson. is progressing favorably
after his attack of scarlet fever.
The W. A. and W. M. S. will hold
their monthly meeting in the base -
Workmen are busy extending the rent of the church on Thursday af-
Hydro down the Maitland concession ternoon. Mr. R. Rogerson's group
from jlohnesville, !will be in charge,
Mr. J, B. MedMath made a week- The Live Wires Glass will hold 'their
• end visit to Toronto. 'regular monthly •social evening ou
A meeting held in liolmesville Hall Friday evening, would like all the
on Thursday last under the auspices members to attend.
of •Che Goderich Agriculture Society ' We are sorry to hear Mr. John
was very largely attended. Mr. Hugh Ferguson has been under the doctor's
Hill presided. 1%tr. Shearer, Agr. Rep-'ehre for the last two weeks. We
resentative'introduced the speaker Dr,'hope for' a speedy recovery.
McIntosh of the O.A.O. who spoke " The many friends of Mrs. Hugh
very interestingly on "The ,Prevention ,Campbell are very sorry to learn she
of Disease in. Farm Animals". his confined to her bed through ill -
The Y.', U. of Holmesville United nese. We extend our sincere sympathy
• Church visited recently the Young Mr. Ross McGregor is confined to
People of Benmiller Church. All re- his bed with the flu.
ported a most pleasant evening.
Mrs. H. J. Trewartha was called to
Toronto in Monday owing to the ill-
ness of her sister; Miss MacMath.
We are pleased to see Mr. C. Pierce
back on duty again.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Elliot and family
spent Sunday at Atwood.
Mr. Robert McCartney spent a
week -end in Toronto recently.
The regular Young People's Union
. held on. Friday evening was .taken by
Rev. Mr. Wilding. The meeting open-
ed with a hymn a prayer was then
read by Aleck Glenn.. The scripture
lesson was read by Kenneth Trewar-.
tha. After+. singing another hymn the
•topie was given by Mr. Wilding who
.:also led in the discussion and busi-
tiess period. The meeting closed with
. singing the hymn "He Liveth Long
Who Liveth Well" and all repeated
the benediction.
Mr. Brodgen MeMath was in Tor:
• onto last week.
''?Friends here will be glad to know
that Miss Helen MaoMath who has
been very ill in London with the flu
and complications is nowgreatly inn -
et l The Sunday.
School on Friday e
BIRTHS
JACOBS—At Mills MemorialHosp
ital, Sen Mateo, Calif., U.S.A., to
Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Jacobs, '(nee
Margaret Cree) March, 8, 1939, a
daughter (Mary Margaret).
WRIGHT -- In Clinton hospital on
Tuesday, March 7th to Mr. and
Mrs. W. G. Wright ot Seaforth
a son.
DEATHS
McNESL—Li London, on Wednesday,
March 1st., Donald McNeil, former
resident of Hullett township, in his
76th year.
FRENCH—In Clinton, on Saturday,
March 4th,, ` Florence Coleman,
-widow of the late Daniel French,
in her S3rd year. •
poem,
HOLMESVILLE
the past three monitlhs with her
daughter, Mrs. H, G. E .'Crosby,
Bolton. Landing, N. Y.
Miss J. E. Stirling, who has spent
the past, three months with` relatives
in Alberta and Saskatchewan re-
turned to herhome in the village
on Monday.
Mr. J. H. Reid underwent an em-
ergency operation in Clinton hospital
on Sunday. His many friends, wish
'him •a speedy recovery.
Mrs. R. ,H. Middleton returned to.
her home in Port Credit on Friday
after having spent a fortnight with
her mother Mrs. N. W. Woods.
Miss Margaret Ferguson:, of Tec-
umseh spent the weekend , with her
parents, -MT. and Mrs. W. Ferguson.
Mr. ,Lawrence Fowlie of London
spent the weekend with his sisters,
Misses F. and E. Fowlie.
• Rev. George Morley of Chatham
was a guest at the United church
manse for a few days last week.
Mr, Harold Scotchreer of Toronto
is home for a week's vacation.,
Rev.. and Mrs. W. G. Bugler and
Master , David of Burford called • on
friends in the village on Monday.
A .number of the local fans at-
tended the hockey match at Strat-
ford on Tuesday night.
The A.Y.P'.A. met in the Orange
Hall on Tuesday night. The meeting
was in charge of the president. Fol-
lowing the opening exercises, Rev.
J. Graham gave a very interesting
pager "What Youth can do with
Freedom." Misses Maude Parker and
Evelyn Gemeinhardt had charge of
the games. Refreshments were served
by the lunch committee.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Erwin and
Master Jerry Erwin of Kichener were
the guess oe the former's aunt, Mrs.
F: A. Edwards, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Koehler of Zurich
spent Sunday with the latter's sist-
ers, Misses F. and E, Fowlie.
BRUCEFIELD
Mr. and Mrs. C. IIaistead and
F1oycc of Stratford spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Wheeler.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Cornish and
Anna spent Sunday in Exeter.
Mrs. John Grainger spent the
weekend in Iiderton,
Mr. L. Palmer spent the weekend
in ;Toronto.
Miss Maria Elliott spent Saturday
in London.
Mr, Ebner Smith of North Dakota
who has been visiting his daughters,
Misses Elsie and Geneive Smith and
other relatives leaves this week for
his home in the West.
The Brucefield firemen will hold
their annual meeting on Monday ev-
ening, March 13th in the Odd Fellows
Hall. All the men of the vicinity
are cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. ` Alice '.Helmer . has returned
home from Goderich.
BAYFIELD
Mrs. G. W. Woods returned home
proved. on Friday last after having spent
ARE SO DELICIOUS, SO
FULL OF FRUIT & FLAVOR
THAT THEY WILL BE A
SUCCESS AT ANY MEAL.
Try them Sliced and Toasted.
pp �j �p M Place your Order for
ALL T WI II ®9p G H L Saturday Delivery.
Order from Bartliff & Crich
CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL DESIGNS
For Every Occasion
C. V. Cooke
FLORIST
Phones: 66w and 68j
A GOOD CASH MARKET FOR
EGGS and POULTRY
Poultry demand continues good for
fattened chickens and fat fowl.
Prompt grading service for your
eggs by experienced candlers.
N. W. TREWARTHA
Phone 214i; • Night 214w.
POSTAL REVENUE
POlS OF. HURON OFFICES
The annual report of the Post:nest.
er-General gives the fol±owing as the
gross postal •revenue of accounting
offices in Huron County for the year
ending March 31, 1938:
Auburn ....$ 1,308.62
Bayfield ....... 1,800.89
Belgrave 523.97
Bluevale 589.86
Blyth 2,480.04
Brucefield 686.30
Brussels 4,119.96
Centralia 857:00
Clinton ..... , 10,040.66
Crediton 1,138.62
Dashwood 14214'27
Dungannon 952.42
Ethel 878.77
Exeter , 7,231.68
Fordwich ....: 1,496436
Goderich 18,528.05
Gerrie .. ,1,110.61
Grand Bend 1,608.21
Hensall 2,814.35
Kippen ... 677.08
Londesborough , 724.19
Seaforth . ,, 104373.40
Varna .... 545.25
Walton . 859.91
Wingham 11,928.76
Wroxeter .... 1,546.76
Zttrich 1,899.20
In addition there are a few "non -
accounting" offices in which the re-
venue is small.
Room and Board.
Two young business men require
board and room. Separate rooms
preferable. Apply P.O. Box 361, Clin-
ton. 26-1.
For Sale
Two young horses, one rising 4
yrs., one rising 3 yrs. Alsoa'Lister
cream separator R.S. 11, used only'
a few months. Apply Ferg. Van-
Egmond, Clinton, Phone 187. 26-2.
Clearing Auction Sale
of farm stock, implements, household
effects and etc. at lot 10, Bayfield
Line, Goderich twp., 3 miles east
of Bayfield on Tuesday, March
14th at 1 o'clock consisting •
of the following:
HORSES—Bay team of -mares in foal,
7 and 8 yrs. old, about 1400 lbs.;
brown Belgian filly colt, 2 yrs. old;
2 brown Belgian filly colts, •1 yr. old;
black Peroheron gelding, 3 yr. old;
CATTLE -2 Durham' cows, 6 yr. old,
due time of sale; Polled -Angus cow,
4 yr. old, due May 15; Holstein cow,
5 yr. old, due time of sale; Hereford
cow, 7 yr. old, due time of sale; 2
Durham steers, 2 yr. old; 2 Durham
heifers, 2 yr. old in July; Black Polled
Angus heifer, 2 yr. old in July; 2
Hereford calves, 7 months old.
PIGS -9 pigs about 125 lbs. each;
2 pure bred York sows with litter
at side,
IMPLEMENTS Etc.—M.-H. binder, 7
ft. cut; M. -H. cultivator; M. -FL hay
rake; M. -H. walking scuffler; Deer-
ing mower, 6 ft. cut; Bering disc -
harrow, 16 plate; Frost & Wood disc
drill 14 run. The above named im-
plements are all in good condition,
2 farm wagons, good as new; set of
harrows; long sleigh; cutter; 2 riding
plows; walking plow; buggy; ladder;
gravel box; hay rack; gasoline engine
2% horse 'power; cutting box; hay
fork; car, rapes and pullies; 200 cord
stove wood; 10 cords cord wood; 200
cedar posts; Model. A Ford roadster,
1931 model in good running order;
trailer; 100 bus feed barley; 100 bus.
of O.A.C. 21 barley; 150 bus. busk-
wheat; quantity of oats and rye; set
of britchen hnrness; set of single
harness; set of plow harness; root
pulper; forks, chains and numerous
ether articles. Cook stove; box stove;
washing machine; sideboard; 2 beds
and springs; cot; cream separator,
and other household effects.
Terms—Cash
Everything to be sold as proprietor
has sold his farm and going west.
MAURICE SWITZERs Proprietor.
GEO, H. ELLIOTT, Auctioneer.
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. William Lawson and; family
wish to thank neighbours for their
kind assistance in taking Andrew ns.
the hospital. Thapks' are also extend-
ed the friends who sent flowers and
fruit !ands -.to the nursing staff of
Clinton hospital for their careful
attention,
Clearing Auction Sale
of farm steak and implements :at.
Lot 17, :.Cont. 3, Tuckersmith,
11/2 miles west of Egmendville' on
MONDAY, MARCH 13th at 1 o'clock.
W. P. THOMPSON, Proprietor.
GEO. H. ELLIOTT, Auctioneer.
For Sale
Eight roomed brick house on
Raglan Street with town water
and electric lights, two acre lot
with a small orchard, good barn.
Apply to Mrs. Harry Fremlin,, Chin -
24 -1f.
Milling Equipment
Contents of former Schoenhals
Mill, belts, pulleys, shafts, tracks,
separator, cleargng mill, electric mot-
ors, building materials and timber.
Apply on premises. 26.)..
PAGE 5
RWXY THEATRE
Clinton.
Now: "Outlaws of Sonora star-
ring "The Three Mesquiters"
Mon., Tues., Weil.
Gene RAYMOND -Aon SOTHERN
and Victor Moore in
`Sire's Got Everything"
When a pampered heiress becomes
penniless, one of her creditors tries
to marry her off to a millionaire.
Thurs., Fri., Sat.
The Season's top comedy which
won the Academy Award
`YOU CANT TAKE IT
WITH YOU"
Jean Arthur, Lionel Barrymore,
James Stewart, Edward Arnold,
and Mischa Auer.
Coming: "The Ma.guificent Obses-
sion" by Lloyd C. Douglas
Mat: Sat. and Holidays at 3 p.m.
CAPITAL THEATRE
Goderich
Now: "Smashing the Spy Ring"
with Fay Wary
Mon. Tues. Wed—A Screen Event
Frank Capra's Prize • 'Picture ! !
'YOU CAN'T TAKE IT
WITH YOU
Jean Arthur - Lionel Barrymore
James Stewart).— Edward' Arnold
Mischa Auer — ,Spring* Byingtonr
Thur., Fri., Sat.
Gary COOPER—Merle OBERON
and Patsy KELLY
present a new and sparkling
romantic comedy
"The Cowboy and the
Lady"
Coming: "BLONDIE"
featuring Arthur Lake
Mat: Wed., Sat. & Holidays 8 p.m:.
meamanicomennumeanswanmsswr
REGENT THEATRE
Seaforth
Now: "Renfrew of the Royal
Mounted"
Mon., Tues(, Wed.
EDWARD G. ROBINSON
BARBARA O'NEIL
John Beal and. Wendy Bartle
The season's hottest •story in the
fight against crime.
"I Am The Law"
Thur., Fre, Sat.
Tex Ritter, Iris Meredith and
Horace Murphy
cgwboys, vigilantes and hooded
outlaws in the vigorous story
"The Mystery of the,-
Hooded
he.-Hooded Norsemen"
Coming: Frank Capra's Academy
Award "YOJP CAN'T TAKE) IT
WITH YOU"
Mat: Sat. and Holidays at 3 p.m.
tea®
Evangelistic Meeting
AVERY EVENING AT 8 P.M.
Except Saturday
at the home of Mr. Robert McGregor
(former Robert Smith residence)
Bayfield Road, .
conducted by
EVANGELIST DAVID MILLER,
of Barrie, Ontario.
A cordial invitation a:i'lended to
everyone.
Bring Your Bible.
Auction Sale
Of farm stock and implements at
Lot 15, Con. 4, Stanley, Township
1'% miles west of Brucefield,
THURSDAY, MARCH 23rd
commencing at 1 p,,m. consisting of
.the following:
HORSES -1 matched team Percher
ens, four year old; filly and five V.
old gelding; one Clyde mare, 14.
CATTLE -Four yr. old Durham cow
due ist April; 7 yr. old Hereford cow
due 1st April; six yr. old cow due
24th May; six yr. old roan cow fresh;
foul yr, old Angus cow bred 6 weeks;
five yr. old Hereford cow fresh 2
months; .four yr. old heifer; eight yr.
old Holstein co* with calf at foot;
two yr. old steer; 2' baby beefs; 1
yr. old bull; 3 yearling heifers; 1 calf
three months. 8 shoats around 70.
lbs.; 40 one year old hens.
IMPLiEMENTS —M.-11. binder; M. -
H. bean scuffler with puller; Cock-.
shutl9 :manure spreader; 15 -ft. Me:
Cormick mower; 18 -hoe Deering drill
with fertilizer; Int. cultivator; 1Vlc
Cormicic hay rake; land roller; noxon
disc; set harrows; set Manitoba
sleighs;' steel wheeled wagon •with
flat rack; new Fluery walking plow;
Chatham fanning Mill; set Stewart
power clippers; set new sling ropes;
M. -H. root pulper; set heavy har
nets; setnew horse' blankets; M. -H.
cream separator, 4500 cap. new;
Quebec heater, large size; cbuin;
30 rod woven chicken wire; McClary
feed cooker;, 200 bus. mixed grain;
quantity hay and potatoes; loggiiig
chain; tools etc., too numerous to
mention. Everything will he solei as
owner is giving up farming.
Terms—Cash
MRS. KATHLEEN' TAYLOR, Prop.
GEO. H. El LIOTT, Auc oneer.
26-2.
Junior Farmers
NEW & OLD TIME
DANCE
IN
REGION HALL —• CLINTON :
Wed. Mar. 15th
DANCING 9 to 2
Admission 25c — Lunch Served
EVERYBODY WELCOME
WE ARE UNLOADING CAR OF
GOOD
PIG FEED,
on Friday.
If you are going to need feed you
should take advantage .of this
offer now.
PRICES ARE REASONABLE
Clinton Creamery
t1Ce Attenti▪ on Motorists
No
VI-TONE
MILD and NOURISHING
Baked in a Perfect Cake
Try One This Weekend.
ALWAYS FRESH
Cali or have us deliver your favorite
Loaf.
Sliced any Thickness if you prefer.
Hot Cross Buns
AT
Wend�rfs
Phone 68
To Whom It May Concern
False rumors are being circulated
in and around Clinton, to the effect
that I am living under an assumed
name. "'hereby make known that
such statements are untrue, in every
particular.
1
BURGESS' STUDIO
CLINTON
Photographs of Distinction
by
IRENE BURGESS
Phone 115.
Developing and Printing
(Open Every Day)
I was legally divorced in the United j;
States, in the year of 1928, the Court,
granting me the right to assume my
maiden name. I have continued to
use it ever since, never having re-
mar.•ried,
Any person or persons, malting
statements reflecting on my charact-
er, will be guilty of malicious slander,
and libel, subject to action at law, i
—Lorene Langford, Clinton, Ontario.
26-2.'
"Rogers -Motorola" Canada's fines"
Because 'of Hockey on Wednesday, Auto Radios, electrie push-button
March 8th, the Collegiate Dramatic tuning, exactly fits and matches any — Stratford-Goderich Coach Line
make of ear or model. Prices from TIMETABLE
Festival has been postponed for one x4,95paymeto
nts. 99.95 installed free. Monthly Leave Clinton for Stratford:
week. Daily 8.10 a.m. and 5.10 pan.
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 pan.
�,qq�� vnTICECommunity Auction Sales Direct Connections to all points.
�i''y�"' is saovlL+ at Dick Hotel Stables, Seaforth, Under New Management.
FRIDAY, MARCH 10 Bartliff & Crich, local agents, phone 1
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.
284g.
WE ARE SPECIALISTS IN THE
GARMENT REPAIR BUSINESS
Don't Try To Fix That Tear
Yourself
WE KNOW HOW
—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 Volume
Pleasing Tone
Very Low Rates
PHONE 213
MITTELL'S
Radio & Electric
Service
IT WILL BE HELD ON
MARC
15th
A. W. GROVES
Tubes and Batteries in stock.
Princess Street,
The Regular Monthly Meeting of the
CANADIAN LEGION
Branch No. 140
whicli was to have been held on
Thursday evening, March 9th has
been cancelled until the Apr. meeting.
N. W. MILLER,
Secretary.
Strayed Heifer
• A red two-year-old heifer strayed
Clearing Auction Sale to my premises, Lot 23, Con. 5, Tuck -
of farm stock, implements, qic at eremite,
Lot 10, Concession 6 Colborne Town-
ship on Thursday, March 16th, : at
1 p.m.
W. 3. FOWLER, G. H. ELLIOTT,
Proprietor. Auctioneer.
For Sale
r Irish Cobbler Seed Potatoes Victor '30 Radio; New Gilson El-
Have a quantity of these for sale. ectric Washer; Renfrew Cream Sep-
The very highest quality. Geo. arator 600 lb. cap.; .genuine berg -
Hopson, 11, R. 2 Bayfield, Phone airs. 1 Fertilizer drill, 13 disc, in
609r31. 26.8.1 wonderful shape. Phone 616r34 or
see me at once. J. E. Hugill, Agent. Wanted
25-2p. Old horses or cattle for mink feed;
if dead phone at once. Will pay ac -
Position Wanted cording to value, Elmer Trick, phone
By young lady, highly qualified in 607r5, or Lloyd Batkins, 6193:14.
house keeping, bookkeeping, typing, 84 t.f-.e-o-w
etc. Telephone 4, or call at this office.
25 -ti.
on or about November 15,
1938. Owner may have same by pay-
ing expenses and advertising. John
Broadfoot, Mill Road, Brucefield.
25-2.
CUSTOM SAWING
Custom sawing will be done in
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 for
sale.
McEWEN BROS., BAYFIELD
Phone 624r4, Clinton central
21-tf.
House for Sale or Rent
A good ten -roomed house, on Vic-
toria street with modern conven-
iences, 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.
Upholstering
Chesterfields, antiques, chairs, etc.
reasonably done, wide range of cov-
erings. 16 years experience, prices
on request. Wm. Reid, West street,
Goderich, 26-e.
House for Sale
Farm For Sale
100 acres of choice farm land. Well
Administrator's Sale of Real Estate watered, good buildings, including 4
A most desirable 7 -roomed house poultry pens; hydro in house
in good locality. A. few minutes wait to be held at the premises situated good oultr
from the Collegiate: Electric light' on Rattenbury Street ,in the Town and barn.,, For particulars apply to
and water, large lot with some fruit of Clinton, on Monday the 20th day Mrs. Charles Watson, Londesboro.
trees. Apply New -Record. Office. of March, 1939, at 2 p.m. The prem- 23-4.
ises are described as follows: Lots, l Farm For Sale or Rent
E. and F. Batterbury Street, in the 100 acnes, Cotn.i G. Hrillett„ well.
House for Sale Town of Clinton; PIan 24, being ;fart watered, near school, store and high -
A, desirable residence situated at of a sub -division of Lots 219A-220- way. Good house aril stabling, im-
cornet of Orange & Huron streets.' 260-261, on which there is situated mediate possession, ploughing done,
Hardwood floors, furnace, bathroom. a brick house.appily News -Record. 23-.tf.
Hot and .cold water each fitter. Gar- Terms: 20% melt at date of :sale;
age and good garden.. For particul- balance. within 80 days. For further' House for Sale
ars apply W., J. Stewart, Clinton. particulars apply to George T. El-, A very comfortable frame residence
Phone 281. 26-t$. Nett, Clinton ,or: It. C. Hays, K.C., at corner of. Fulton street. All modern
Solicitor for Administrator. 25-8. conveniences, garage and I/a acre of
Furniture far Sale — land. Good garden and well located.
An oak dinin • room suite. Oval House for Rent
table buffett 6g chairs. In excellent Frame house' on Victoria street,For particulars apply Miss Bessie
condition. Apply 3. M. Elliott, Vic- Apply Scott's Grocer Watt, Clinton, Phone 171. 23�tf.
central. '. A 1 y.
toria street. 26-1. 24.•tf.
Pasture Land for Sale House for Rent Cleaningatld Pressing .,
. '
Fifty acres of ideal pasi,ure land. Comfortable residence on Huron Suits, CoatsandDresses,.
being south half of Lot 16, Con. 7, street. ' Good furnace, quarter acre DRY CLEANING AND REP.AIRIN0
Hallett township. Plenty, of water land. Apply Mrs. A. L. Cartwright, W. J. JAGO, TAILOR
and shade. Apply Robert: Lawson, clo 11. Alexander, R. 11. 2, Bayfield,' if not open work may be lett r.6.
Clinton, Ont. 26-1;, Phone 608 r 6. 24-1:F. Heard': Bober 'Shop.