HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1939-12-07, Page 5"THURS., DEC. 7, 1939
THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
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Announcing the Opening of .
44 'h4J•iGarage
LOCATED ON THE HISTORIC SITE OF THE FAIR, FLOUR MILL,
CORNER PRINCESS and ALBERT STREETS, CLINTON.
DOUGLAS BROTHERS
are distributors in this area for
RED ;STAR PRODUCTS,
andto acquaint you with the quality of their products offer- s
OPENING SPECIAL -With every change of oil, or five gallons
of Red Star gasoline you receive absolutely FREE
a vest-pocket FLASHLIGHT (Complete).
Inspect this modern garage, try this high quality product.
WE. WILL APPRECIATE YOUR PATRO'NA.GE.•
Douglas Brothers
(Dealers, write us for particulars of our attractive proposition)
AUBURN
. NIrs: Zeller and Elsie of Kitchener
.,and, Mrs. Wm. Hill of Goderich
vitited with Mr. and Mrs. J. Ralthby
on Sunday.
Private Kenneth Scott of Kingston
Training Camp returnedto Kingston
Sunday. This will be his last visit
home before going overseas.,
Mre. F. O. Macllveen and Charlie
of Bowmanville spent part of the
weekend with Mrs. McIlvleen's par-
• ents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Asquith
. On their return home they were ae-
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Asquith
who will spend the winter at. the
Mollveen home.
Mr Andrew Webster returned
home Monday after a visit with
relatives at Hamilton
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ferguson and
Stewart visited on Sunday with Mr
and Mrs. Chester Taylor, St. Helens
Miss Mildred Scott R.N., of Strat-
ford is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. R. J. Scott.
Gunner William IL Thompson of
Camp Borden spent the weekend with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Win.
Thompson.
Mr. 3, C. Cameron,teller of the
Bank of Commerce is on his holidays
at present, Mr. Dan Burns of Streets-
villa is relieving here.
Mrs. Wm, Patterson who has been
visiting Mr, and Mrs, Alex Manning
of Belgrave, is visiting Mr. and Mrs.i
Nelson Patterson of East Wawanosh.
A very impressive service was held
in Knox Presbyterian and Knox
United Church on Sunday. At the
Presbyterian Church Private Ken-
. meth Scott was presented avith a
testament. Mr. J. 3. Wilson, clerk
of the Session read the address, and
Rev. Dr.' 3. H. Barnett made the
presentation. At the United Church
Rev. IL C. Wilson presented Gunner
William Thompson with a testament.
Miss Margaret Ferguson of Park-
hill spent the weekend with her par-
ents,. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ferguson.
Mrs. W. 0. Robertson and Miss
. Elizabeth. Elkins received, word of the
death of their nephew's wife, Mrs.
Leslie Cummings of Chicago, I11.
Mre. Cummings was a visitor here
this past summer.
Mr. William Mollwain is celebrat-
ing his 75th birthday Tuesday,
I
The Red Cross are having a con -
.cert in the Forester's Hall on Friday,
December 15. The concert will be in
the form of one contest between East
and West Wawanosh, and Hallett'
' and Colborne.
Mrs. John McKnight returned honte
ou•'Saturday after nursing for some
time Mrs. xichard MacWhinney of
Nile.
• Mr. Fred Denstedt is visiting his
niece, Mrs. 1. D. Munro and Mn
Munro.
The regular monthly meeting of I
the Women's Institute will be held
in the Forester's Hall on' Tuesday,'
were read by bhe secretary, Mrs. A.
Robinson, and the roll call was an-
swered.by "The Minister's name who
married you." The December meeting
will be at the home of Mrs. Ernest
Patterson and the roll call will be
answered by "A Verse of Your Fay -
tithe Christmas Carol." Each member
was asked to bring a block for :a
crazy quilt which will be quilted at
the next meeting, also one donated
by Mrs. James Webster. Four quilts
were sent from this society with a
bale of clothing recently sent by the
W.M.S. of the United •Church'.' Miss
Maxine Ball gave Several amusing
riddles. Readings were givien by Mrs.
Jas. Webster, Elsie Patterson, Mrs.
Foster Wright, Mrs. Guy Cuningham,
Mrs. Win. Archambault. Mrs. Ernest
Patterson and Mrs• Archie Robinson.
Many old favorite songs were sung
and the meeting was closed with
prayer after which a dainty lunch was
served by the hostess, assisted by
Mrs. Foster Wright.
W.M.S. Meeting
The W.M.S. of Knox United Church
met on Tuesday afternoon in the
basement of the church with Mrs.
Earl Wightman in. charge. The scrip-
ture was read by Mrs. W. H. Shepa
pard and the Lord's Prayer was re.
peated in unison. Mrs. II. 0, Wilson
gave a missionary reading and Miss
Sadie Carter and Mrs. Fred Plaetzer
rendered a duet. The topic on "The
'Untouchables of India" was divided
VARNA
A reception was held In the Town
Hall Tuesday night in honor of the
newly-weds, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
Beattie. We welcome the young, couple
to our village.
Members of the Council met in the
Township. Hall Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. Gibbs and Mr. Dunn of Londes-
boro have been tuning pianos and
organs in churches and homes in the
village and community during the
past week.
Mr. and Mrs. 3. Reid of Flint, Mich.
spent the weekend with relatives and
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Schell and family of
Detroit were guests at the home of
Mrs. A. Austin and family.
Miss Lizzie Slavin of Hensall re-
turned to her home Sunday after
spending the past week with her
cousin, Mrs. M. G. Beatty.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Beatty and
family spent Sunday at Ripley.
We are pleased to report that
Master Jno. McConnell is able to be
out and around again.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Stewart were
guests at the 'home of Geo. Beatty Sr.
on Friday afternoon'. '
Mr. and Mrs. A. McConnell and Mr.
and Mrs. J. Richardson visited with
Miss E. Logan of Heaisall one day
last week,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Rathwell spent
Thursday afternoon with Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Stephenson.
We are pleased to report that Mrs.
into four parts, these parts being talo- J. Smith who has been in Clinton hos-
en by Mrs. Thos. Jardine, Mrs. Fred pita for the ,past two weeks is much
Toll and Mrs. Earl Wightman who
also took Mrs. Gordon. McClinchey's
'part in the topic, Mrs. McClinchey
being unable to be present. A number
was given by a trio, Miss Sadie Cat -
ter, Mrs. Sidney McClinchey and Mrs.
Plaetzer. Ms. Wm. Anderson closed
the meeting with prayer. Mrs. Jas.
!Woods took over the business part
of the meeting. The new slate of
'officers was presented and accepted:
'President, Mrs. James Woods; 1st
vice -President, Mrs. H. C. Wilson;
2nd vice -President, Mrs. Howard Rob-
ertson; Recording' Secretary, Miss
Margaret King; Corresponding Sec-
retary, Mrs. W. II. Sheppard; Trees -
improved and will soon be home.
GODERICH. TOWNSIrIP
Iris, the young daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Flewett strayed away
from hone last Thursday evening,
and although the neighborhood Hien
turned out in full force, she was not
found until about eight o'clock near
the river, sound asleep.
Mr. Charles Ferguson and Miss,
FIorence Lovett of London spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. L.
Stephenson.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Welsh and Helen
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Ar-
urer, Mrs. Chas. Straughan; Literary thm Welsh
Secretary, Mus. Jas. Robertson; Mie- The ladies on the Bayfield Line be- the same trophy in 1934, on the team
sionary Monthly Secretary, Mrs. Wm.Ionging to . St. Andrew's, Bayfield, that won Blake -Baumgartner -Long
met at the home of Mrs. L. Stems
OS IX
aaa 1 ANY IINF
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CHRYSANZ'IiEMUM
TIME
For several weekswe shall have a
good supply, all colors and 38
' varieties.
CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL DESIGNS
For Every Occasion
C. V. Cooke
FLORIST,
Phones: 66w and 66j
CHICKEN & FOWL
MARKET
When your chickens are fattened
for market we will be glad to quote
you prices either live or on a dressed
basis. Always in the market for fat
hens.
Our Egg Candling service by ex-
perienced candlers will give you the
oast of satisfaction.
N. W. TREWARTITA
Day Phone 214—Night 328 or 602r5
BIRTHS
ADDISON In Clinton Hospital, on
Thursday, November 30th, to Dr.
and Mrs. Joseph A. Addison, Zurich,
a son—Cameron Walter.
MORGAN In Clinton Hospital, on
Thursday, November 30th,. to Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Morgan, Clinton, a
son.
DEATHS
SNELL—In Hallett township, on Fri-
day, December 1st, Annie Elizabeth
Wheatley, beloved • wife of Andrew
Snell, in her 75th year.
BROADFOOT- do Clinton, on Mon-
day, December 4th, Elizabeth Mar-
ion Middleton, widow of William G,
Broadfoot,
IN MEMORIAM
ADAMS—In loving memory of Mrs.
Henry Adapts who passed away 12
years ago, Dec. 8, 1928.
We think of her in silence
Her name we oft recall.
There is nothing left to answer.
Bat her picture on the wail.
—Sadly missed by husband and
fancily. i 1
Mr. Jacob Taylor
Back in Florida
A marked copy of the Evening
Independent, St. Petersburg, Florida,
came to our desk this week. We were
'quite interested; ` at his many other
Clinton friends will be, in the fol-
lowing article, in that issue regarding
Mr. Jacob Taylor, which reads:
"Jake Taylor, one of Toronto's top
bowlers, arrivied at the. St. Peters-
burg Lawn Bowling club Saturday.
He has been coming to Florida for
17 winters, at Clearwater for two
seasons, at Orlando eight, and the
rest at our club. He was here far
the season of 1925-26, then tried the
other .bowling greens and came back
to us in 1933.
His tournament record is impres-
sive. He was on the Orlando rink
that won the Chamber of Commerce
trophy in 1928, on the rink that wan
Mcliwa n; Stewardship Secretary, son andquilted a quilt for the W.A.
Mrs. Earl Wightman, Finance Sec-
rotary, Mrs, Joe Washington; Temp- Mr. Olivier Welsh has purchased
erance Secretaries, Mrs. Jas. Jackson the 20 -acre farm on the Bayfield
and Mrs. Ernest Patterson; Strang- Line, one mile from Clinton, from
er's Secretaries, Mrs. Joe Irwin and Mrs, Gordon Dow,
Miss Amelia Mcllwain; Supply Sec- Miss Mabel Rathwsll bas sold the
retary, Mrs. Harty Wagner; Pianists, (some, farm to Ma Fred Soot inner
Miss Sadie Carter and Mrs. R. D. Iof Kitchener. We understand the
Munro; Music Convenor, Mrs. Wm.purchase price was around $4000.
Anderson; Flower Committee,' Mrs. A.
J. Ferguson, Mrs. 0. E. Erratt, Mrs.
Harry Sturcly; C.G.I•T. Leader, Miss
Dorothy Anderson
LONDESBORO
Dec. 1281 at 2.30. : The Christmas' bus, ,James Hill of Kitchener call-
topic will be taken by Mrs. Earl ed on Mr. and Mrs. David Ewan one
Raithby. The roll call to be answer- day last. week.
ed by "Exchanging of Christmas Sonte things never grow old—such
'Gifts". The hostesses are .Mrs. R. as the play "Cheerio My Deario",
J. Phillips, Mics. Edgar Lawson and which was presented in the Com -
Miss Sadie Gaiter. Will the members inanity Hall by, the United Church
please take note that this meeting Choir the second time last Weclnes-
is a week earlier this month. 'clay evening to a full house, and en -
The regular monthly meeting of joyed as much as ever This play
the B. Y. P. U. will be held in the .has also been given at six different
basement of the 'church on Sunday places in the last few weeks, and
evening, Dec. 10th at 7.30. The meet- still have many further engagements
ing to be in charge of Rail Raitltby. if weather stays favorable and' roads
Special moats will be provided by good
Mr. Drum of Niagara and Mr. Robert Mr. and 'Mrs. Wm. Lyon of Blyth
Gibbs and son, Donald of Londesborca were the guests of Mi, and Mrs. Wm.
'The topic written by Miss Margaret Lyon bete on Sunday.
Stnall of Toronto will be read by . Mr. and Mrs. -'John Fingland. and
Miss Amelia Mclliwain. Everyone is 'Alice,' visited with their daughter and
welcome; family, Mrs. Janes of Aylmer one
Messrs. Robt•: Turner and Wm. clay recently.
Haggitt (sponsored a dance in the Mr. Wm. Bromley Sr., has been
Forester's Hall last Friday night. quite sick at the home of his grand -
Music was provided by the "Tipper- son, Albert Shaddick.
art Orchestra" from Goderich town- The White Gift Service of the
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Thompson
and family of Tillsonburg, and Mr..
Joe Thompson and son, Harold, upsit-
ed on Sunday with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Wan. Thompson.
The Wallcerbnrn Ladies Club •was
entertained atthe home of Mrs. Jas.
-.Ire erton, Auburn on -Wednesday. lien
members were present, with the presi-
dent Mrs, Ernest Patterson' in charge.
'The min.u'tes 01 he previeus meeting,
Sunday School will be on Sunday,
morning, December 10th.
CAPTURES HORNED OWL
George Brown, of Hallett, recently
captured a horned owl, The bird had
a wing spread of 52 inches.. Mr.
Brown caught the bird in a trap: he
had laid for him but before he did
he claims the owl had accounted for;
about 'twenty' chickens.
An Example of the Community Spirlt
A pleasant surprise took place last
week at the home of Mt. and Miss
Hastings, of Goderich township, in
the event of some of their immediate,
neighbors gathering at their farm
residence for the purpose of replac-
ing• the roof on a building adjoining
their residence. During the clay the
roof was replaced bya brand new
one, much to the joy and satisfaction
of the occupants. While the visitors
hummed and whistled as they hurried
across the fields to commence then•
work the green trees and the birds
resting therein joined with them and
evidently lauded them in thein com-
mendable act. The contribution which
was the Unfolding of "good will" was
receiviecl with' pleasant appreciation.
Mr. Hastings, who is a Iife-long and
pinch respected resident of Goderich
township, is in the evening of life,
and has been partially afflicted with
blindness, but practices retaining, a
eheerfulness. Miss Ilastings crown-
ed the
rown-ed'tlte day by providing a "good will.
supper. Neighbors present were;
Masers. JohnMcGuire; James
ing, who providedthe singing during
the clay, and Wm• McG:iire. Mt.' and,
Miss Hastings feel that Santa Claus
has commenced to make his rounds
•
Indicative'- of the • spirit fostered
among juvenile members of the Jun-
ior Red 'Cross was the spontaneous
request from all, over Canada, for in-
structions as to how Canada could be
helped in 'wartime. Hundreds of
queries were received frosn school
classes, Replies were to keep healthy,
be friendly to all other bays and
girls, and help grownups as much as
possible.
trebles in 1933 and again in 1986, on
the winning team for the Press trophy
in 1938, won the Mercer singles in
1935, won the Open Doubles with the
late Frank Whitehall in 1936, and
was on the team that finished third
in the club doubles in 1936."
Wanted
A used upright piano, Plain case,
medium size, style full particulars of
piano, itt your early reply. W. Martin,
Box 195, Exeter. 65-1
TO 'THE RATEPAYERS:
1 wish to take this opportunity
to thank those who voted for one
on Monday. Although the vote
was not sufficiently large to elect
the to office, I do appreciate the
support I received.
Wishing you the compliments
of the season,
F. LIVERMORE
To Clinton Ratepayers:
Your support at the polls on
Monday is appreciated. Although
not elected, I am grateful to those
whto voted for me,
Wishing you all the complim-
ents of the season,
W. G. COOK
The Ratepayers of
Pt. Andrew's Ward:
Your support at the polls
on Monday is appreciated.
A F. CUDIVIORE
PAGE 5
ROXY THEATRE
CLINTON
NOW PLAYING: Gene Autry itt
"IN OLD MONTEREY"
MON., TUES., WED.
Out of Hollywood's historical,
hysterical yesterdays come the
greatest screen thrills of to -day
"HOLLYWOOD
CAVALCADE"
(IN TECHNICOLOR)
ALICE FAYE —.,DON AMECHE
J. Edw. Bromberg &-'Alan Curtis
THURS., FRI., SAT.
— By Popular Request --
"ALEXANDER'S "ALEXANDER'S
RAGTIME 'BAND"
starring
Tyrone POWER -- Alice FAYE
Don AMECHE—Jean HERSII'OLT
Coming: "I STOLE A MILLION"
Mat.: Sat. and Holidays at 3 p.m.
CAPITAL THEATRE 1 REGENT THEATRE
GODERICII SEAFORTH
NOW: Gene Autry in NOW: "fHIS EXCITING NIGHT"
"ROVIN' TUMBLEWEEDS"
& "R&D RIVER RANGE"
MON, TUES., WED.
d
Four Stars in "Librty" last week?
"The REAL GLORY"
starving A
'L
Gary COOPER — ndrea LEEDS
A nation .is wreste from a mid-
American, jungle in this spec-
tacular new screen drama
'TIHURS, FRI., SAT.
George RAFT — Claire TREVOR,
and Victor Jory
A. real guy with a heart of gold
finds that two wrongs won't
make a right.
"I STOLE A MILLION
MON., TUES., WED.
Bette DAVIS Sr Miriam H2OPKINS
Once in a while comes a picture
with a 'heart -tug and an unforget-
table memory — such a one is
" OLD MAID
THURS., FRI, SAT.
Gene AUTRY & Smiley Barnette
Out on the plains, under the stain,
fol., a swift adventure and 'Some
ranch meloray
"Ro vin' TunibleWeeds"
Co}nning:
Coating: "ESPIONAGE AGENT" 'INDIANAPOLIS.
SPEEDWAY"
Mat.: Wed., Sat, & Holidays 3 p.m. Mat.: Sat and Holidays
at 3 p.m.
Bartliff's the Place
For
Light or Dark Fruit Cake
Plum Pudding
Macaroons – Short Bread
Cream Goods
Chocolate Boxes — Creams
Mixed Candy—Nuts—Fruits
Cigarettes—Cigars
Pipes—Tobacco
BARTLIFF'S
Phone L Clinton
For Sale
Two cattle, weight around 900 lbs.,
also a good eow,6 years old, due to
freshen in January A. Shanahan,
R. R. 1, Clinton. Phone 037r16
65-1
Pigs For Sale
Seven choice suckers, six weeks old.
Apply to Ross Fitzsimons, Clinton.
Phone 76. 65-1
Photography
A snap of your child or pet, indoors
or out, day or night, would make a
fine Christmas Card, Try J, B. Lobb,
Victoria street, Clinton. 65-1
Kindling For Sale
A quantity of cedar for sale at $2.
a cord. Apply to Arnold Dale, R. R.
1, Clinton or phone 3 on 637, Clinton
Central. 65-1-p
Car For Sale
Buick Coach, $45.00. Apply News -
Record office. 65-1
Roomers Wanted
Apply to P. 0. Box 343, Clinton.WHEN PAINS ARE TORTURE from
64-1
Rheumatism, Sciatica, Backache, use
Laundry Work Rumaeaps — their Two -Way Action
Advertiser can take washing or attacks the cause. Hovey's Drug
ironing, or if preferred will do either Store.
one. Apply .Mrs. Lenora Pearson,
Victoria street, or leave inquiries at
News -Record. 65-1
VITA -MINERAL
A
The bread with the extra "Wheaty"
taste. Eat it for health. It contains
Vitamins A.B.E.G, and the following
minerals: Phosphorus, Calcium Mag-
nesium, Potassium, Sodium, & Iron.
The Vita -Mineral Loaf is Nature's
White Bread.
Get a'loaf today. Compare the taste
and quality.
Wendorf's
MONUMENTS!
To . those contemplating build-
ing a Monument . . Get my
prices before buying. Cemetery
Lettering a specialty.
All work guaranteed.
JOHN GRANT,
CLINTON MAItBLE
& GRANITE WORKS
Clinton Ontario
Successor to BaiI & Zapfe
i 59 tf
BURGESS' STUDIO
CLINTON
Photographs of Distinction
by
IRENE BURGESS
Phone 115.
Developing and Printing
(Open Every Day)
DURING THE MONTH OF DEC.
WITH EVERY SUIT PRESSED
,WE WILL. GIVE YOU THIRTY'
MINUTES REPAIRING FREE
ALBERT PALMER
Isaac St., Clinton.
STRATFORD-GODERICI
COACH LINES
FALL AND WINTER TIME TABLE
Leave Clinton -for Strattord
Daily 8.25 A.M. & 5.10 P.M.
Leave Clinton for Goderich—
Daily except Suns. & Holidays,
1.45 P.M. & 8.30 P.M.
Sundays & Holidays,
1.45 P.M. & 10.40 P.M.
Connection at Stratford for Toronto,
Hamilton, Buffalo, London, Detroit,
Tavistock and Woodstock.
BARTLIFF',S, Local Agents, Phone 1
ARE YOU THE MAN?. You will
make amazing profits every hour sell-
ing 200 guaranteed necessities used
in every home. You can have a solid
business established within; 3 months,
If you are tired of working to earn
profits for someone else OWN YOUR.
FOR, SALE fo BUSINESS and. enjoy all the profits,
NO OBLIGATION, Get details and
Well -Equipped Weed -Working Shop (catalogue FREE. BE FIRST. .F AM -
on Albert Street. ILEX PRODUCTS -570 St. Clement,
Including Motors, Ten Machines, Montreal.
Stock and Tools. 62-1
— also
One and one-half storey HOUSE on
Shipley Street, containing 8 rooms
furnished or unfurnished. •
T. R. WIGGINTON
5511.
For Sale
Bourbon Red Turkeys, hens and
Toms, suitable for breeding stock.
Apply Walter Dale, R. R. 4, Clinton.
Phone 616r24. 64-2p
Skates For Sale
Pair of tube skates, size 8, in ex-
cellent condition, Will be sold at a
bargain. Apply at Bartliff's, 64-1
House for Sale or Rent
Seven -room frame house, modern
conveniences, good garden, and frult FLOOR SHOW -Featuring
trees; also for sale. Moffat electric
For Sale
Comfortable two storey house, cor-
ner Dunlop and Isaac streets.. Apply
Mrs. John McKinley, Clinton.
57 tf
CLAYTON STEEPER
& HIS CANADIAN COWBOYS
—AT -
FRIDAY, DEC. Sth k`
VIOLET ARBUCKLE
range, single bed with Marshall mat- Tap and Acrobatic Dancer
tress, china cabinet, hall rack and ADMISSION 35e
kitchen table Phone 293 or see Moss
Edith Hunt, evenings or Saturday
afternoon. 64-2
i tom:
The Lowest Price in
Rogers History
Now's the time to
protect ,your
radiator against
freeze -ups. Let us
make the change -over today
—before dangerous cold
weather comes. We charge
only for the anti -freeze used.
BROWNIES'
SERVICE STATION -
Cars Called for and
l7elvered
Phone 5 — Clinton
Roye'cs 14/41
Don't judge this batery radio by
its amazingly' low price. Real selec-
tivity and power, with long battory
life and life -like tone.
Rogers double- purpose tubes
give. 0 -tube power and selectivity
with 4 -tube economy. The big, clear -
vision gold dial covers the ontire
broadcast band. Genuine 5tft" Alnico
speaker power output of 200 milli -
watts. Genuine walnut cabinet.
Have installed oneof the latest Tube
Testers for all makes of tubes.
A. W . Groves
PRINCESS STREET CLINTON
AGENT FOR:
Phonola, Rogers, DeForest
and Philco Radios
'Apex Washers and Norge
Refrigerators. •
Community Auction Sale
at Dick Hotel Stables Seaforth
EVERY FRIDAY AFTERNOON
The usual run of pigs, cattle, fur-
niture, produce and miscellaneous
articles.
Bring anything you have to sell
Rates are reasonable.
HOMER HUNT, Manager.
Phone Seaforth 228r12
0E0. H. ELLIOTT, Auctioneer.
65 tf
COURT OF REVISION
THE COURT OF REVISIOIN
for the
TOWN OF CLINTON
will hold its first sitting in the
Council Chamber at 8 o'clock p.m. on,
MONDAY the 18th day of DEC. 1939
R. E. MANNING,
Town Clerk. 65-1
For Sale '
Comfortable house, situated at the
east end of Ontario street. If not
sold, will rent to responsible tenant.
Apply L. Peacock, Phone 636r16.
58-tf
Wanted
Raw furs for highest market price.
It will pay you to deal with Norman
East, R. 1Z. 1, Clinton. 63.8
Heater For Sale
Good wood heater for sale. Cheap.
Apply News -Record. 61 tf
For Sale
Two farms, about one and a half
miles east of Londesboro. Apply to
R. Shaddicic, Londesboro, Ont. 68-3
To Rent
Six -roomed cottage on Rattenbury
street. Furnace, bath, wired for
electric stove. Apply to Mrs. Farn-
ham. 50 tf-1p
Wanted to Buy
Old horses and dead cattle. Must
be suitable for mink feed, removed
promptly. Fred Gilbert, Phone 608r22
Clinton central. .34-tf.
W anted
Old horses or cattle for mink feed;
if dead phone at once. Will pay a.c.
cording to value. Elmer Trick, phone,,
607r5, or Lloyd Batkins, d19r14.
84 t.f-.e-a-'w•.
House for Sale
A most desirable 7 -roomed 'house-
itt good locality. A few minutes walk
from the Collegiate. Electric light
and water,largo lot with some fruit
trees. Apply New -Record Office.
Cleaning and Pressing
Suits, Coats and Dresses
DRY CLEANING AND REPAIRING
W. J. TAGO, TAILOR
If not open work may be Lett a@.,
Resift Barber SIAop. -