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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1939-12-14, Page 9THURS., DEC. 14, 1939 LONDESBORO Mrs. Robt, Townsend spent several • clays last week at. Oakville and Tor- . or-.: onto, returning on, Tuesday. Mrs, James Howitt of Auburn is spending part of the winter at the hone of 'her daughter, Mrs. 3. P. Manning. Congratulations are in order to Miss Phyllis Manning for her high standing, `at the Clinton Collegiate, she haying. obtained two shields and bar certificate, District President at Institute Meeting The regular monthly meeting 'of the Woman's Institute was held in Com- munity Hall, on Thurs., Dec. 7th with a fair attend'a'nce. The president, Mrs. R. Fairservico presiding, after the opening exercises the minutes of pre vious meeting were read by the See., itlrs. B. Brunsdon, the cdrrespondence was also read. Roll Ca11 was respond- ed to by 26 members. Treasurer's re- port was read. The question of visit- ing the Ctunty-Home was discussed and arrangements were made for the Institute to visit the Home on Mon- day, Dee. lsth, to treat the inmates 'to a short program and goodies. Com- mittees were appointed to make ar- rangements. All to meet at Mr. J. P. Manning's store at 7.30 o'clock Monday evening. This concluded busi- ness. Several of the Blyth branch were present. • Mrs.• Cummings and . ;Mrs. Taylor of Blyth contributed a mouth organ selection, accompanied by Miss I. Cummings on piano, Mrs. Oster, Dist. Pres., and delegate to . ,Area Convention held at London in November gave a full report of Con - Venters As As Mrs. Geo. Moon was un- able to be present no paper on Hist- orical ist-o ical Research was given, but may be givlen at a later date. Christmas `Carols were sung with Mrs. tteq. Me- ' Vittie at the piano. Solo by Miss I. Crmmings of Blyth; duet by Mrs. Ctrni rings and Mrs. Taylor and the members' joining by singing - "Put on Your Old Grey Bonnett." Mrs. Fair - service voiced her appreciation to Mrs. Oster for her troubles in mak- ing out her splendid report and for visiting our Institute. A. vote of thanks was given by the members. Meeting closed by singing the Nation- - al Anthem. A. tasty lunch was pros aided by the group in charge and a social time was spent over the tea cups. Following the Institute meeting the Londesboro Red Cross met with Mrs. R. Fairservice presiding. Minutes were read and approved. Mrs. C. Crawford, treasurer, reported $166.90 had been made inthe Red Cross drive. Mrs. F. Hall, Convenor Knitting coin, reported wool for sweaters and socks are now obtainable and that 8 pairs of socks have been completed. Cutting. • Convenor, Mrs. R, Youngblutt, re- ported 12 pairs of pyjamas were cut • out and ready for sewing. This con- cluded the business and meeting was adjourned. White Gift Service The White Gift Service of the Unit- ed Church S. S. was held last Sunday • morning. The church was comfortably filled, the children occupying the eetttre seats. The chairman was Mr. A, Shaddick, the S.S,' Superintendent. The choir was composed of smaller children who led in the service of song quite well. Miss Phyllis Man- ning and Betty Snell sang a pleasing duet. Rev. A. Menzies gave e. very :fine talk to the S.S. on the loaves and fishes explaining it quite clearly. Mrs. L. McNail gave the Christmas story, four small boys took up the offering. Miss G. Mountain presided at the piano throughout. A. large .number ' of White Gifts were handed in to be distributed here and there Where each class wished. The meet- ing all through' was very interesting with the feeling of Christmas and -good will with each and everyone. STANLEY 1Vlr. Hugh McKenzie, is this Week visiting his sister, Mrs. ` Chapman at ..,Atwood: Mr. and Mrs. Victor -Taylor, and • sort, Morley, Mrs. Walter Baird' and Mr. Harvey Taylor,visited their mother, Mrs. Taylor at Forest last Sunday. AUBURN Mies `beryl Wilson of Seaforth, is ill at her home here with an attack of quinsy. Mrs. Jas. Howitt has left to spend the winter with her daughters, Mrs: Hugh Chesney of Seaforth, and Mrs, Percy Manning of Londesboro, Mrs. John McKnight has been vis- iting Mr. and' Mrs. Lloyd Ferguson. The Christmas Concert of Auburn Public and Continuation Schools will be held in the Forester's. Hall on -Wed- nesday, December 20th. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Durham of St. George'wcre recent visitors with the latter's mother, Mrs. John Ferguson. We are glad to report that Mrs. Harry Govier, who .has been ill, is feeling better again. Mr. Harvey McGee • and Miss Jose- phine Weir sang' on the "Church of the Air" at C.K.N.X. Wingham, on Monday 'morning. Mrs. F. Ross visited with friends in Dungannon on Monday. Miss Thelma and Norma Caldwell of Blyth spent the weekend with Miss Bernice Lawson, Tho Baptist Sunday School , ase holding their SitAhristmas Concert this Saturday aft/ noon at two p.m. A splendid eoniert is .being prepared. 'The Red C oss Society held' a dance in the Form ster's Hall on Friday night.:. MusD( was supplied by Mac- Donald . Orth 'stra of Lochalsh. The Red Cross are holding a con- test concert in the Forester's Hall on Friday night Dec. loth. The contest will be East and West Wawanosh versus Mullett and Colborne. A good time is in store for all who attend. Miss Josephine Weir and, Mr. Ha- vey McGee with Mrs. R. J, Phillips as accompanist sahg over CKNX Wingham on the "Church of the Air" period an Monday morning, Rev. A. M. Boyle delivered the Message. ` Baptist Lunen 'Aid• The Baptist Ladies Aid met at the home of Mrs. James Raithby on Thuriday afternoon with the presi- dent, Mrs. C. A. Howson in the chair. The opening ezereises were in charge of Mrs. Earl Raithby and Mrs. Jas. Raithby. Mrs. Jas. Woods. gave the Christmas Message. Readings were given by Mrs. R. J. Phillips, Mrs. Glen Raithby, Mrs. Annie Wolper, Mrg. Earl Raithby, Mrs. A. E. Silver. Many Christmas Carols were sung accompanied by Mrs. R. J. Phillips on the harp. Mrs. Silver closed the meet- ing with prayer after which a hot supper was served. Red Cross Notes A meeting of the local Red Cross Society was held in the Forester's Hall on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Herbert Mogridge, the president was in the dhair. The secretary, Mrs. F. Ross reported that the following mat- erial had been purchased: 26 lbs. yarn, 56 %yds. of pyjama cloth, 68 yds. canton flannel, 34 yds. •cotton eiderdown, 57 yds. factory cotton, 460 yds, butter cloth, 12 yds. flannelette, The treasurer, Miss Josephine Weir reported that she had over .$181 on hand with several canvassers to re - post. I•t was decided to hold the meet- ing the fist and 3rd Wednesday of each month. W.M.S. Treasurer liteefg*a Mrs. James Mutch who has been treasurer of the W. M. S. of Knox United Church for 17 years has re- signed this position, and much regret is felt by all . the members. As a slight token of their appreciation, Mrs. Jas. Woods as president and Rev. and Mrs. Wilson met at Mrs. Mutch's home and on behalf of the W.M.S. presented her with a beauti- ful house plant and a letter of ap- preciation. Mrs. Mutch is at present ill at her home. THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD the Inn.' A hearty vote of thanks was extended Mrs. Weeks for her splendid • talk, Misses Sadie Garter and Josephine Weir favored with a duet, "Heavenly Stranger" 1VIrs. S. H. 7ohnston gave a demonstration on "Slaking of Buns?" The rail call was answered by exchange of Christmas gifts. The meeting was closed by singing the National Anthem, after which a dainty lunch was served by the hostesses, Mrs. R. J. Philips, Mrs. Edgar Lawson, Mrs. Wan. Straughan and Miss Sadie Carter. The annual Junior Bible Class Banquet and election of officers was held in the Sunday School room of Knox United Church Monday evening. Following the supper Which was pre- pared by the ladies, Mrs. Earl Wight - man, retiring president, presided far the following program: Sing Song led by Rev, H, C. Wilson with Mrs: R. D. Munro at the: piano; speeehes by Bert Marsh, Wm. Straughan, and R. D. Munro. The sec: treas.'s report was given by John Moulder. The- follow- ing officers were elected: President, R. D. Munro; Sec: Treas., John Moul- den; Teachers, Harold Webster, Wm. Straughan, Earl Wightman, . R. D. Munro,' Mrs. Moulder, ' Mrs.' H. C. Wilson, Bert Marsh, Antos Andrew and Mrs. Albert Campbell. The class decided to purchase a stove for the kitchen. Mr. Amos Andrew, Mrs. A. 3. Ferguson and Mrs. Wm. Straughan were appointed a committee to purch- ase same. Mr. R. D. ''Munro, Mrs, Earl Wightman and John Moulden were appointed a committee to select a new name for the class. The even- ing was brought to a close by singing a hymn and prayer. Institute Meeting The Women's Institute held ' their Christmas meeting in the Forester's Hall on Tuesday. The president, Mrs. Lawson was in the chair. The meeting tvas opened by singing the "Ode" and repeating the Lord's Prayer in unison. The secretary read the minutes of the previous meetirig which ware approv- ed. ppiowed. A Christmas greeting was read from. Miss Margaret Small of .Tor- onto. Mrs. Wesley Ilradnock sang, "Star of the East" as a solo. Mrs. R. M. Weeks ' of Blyth was the guest speaker and gave a splendid address on "There was no Room for Him at CHOOSE Electrical .:App1ian res Washers, Ironers, Cleaners, Polishers relieve women of the hardest work in 'the' home. No wonder these labour -sav- ers are the first •choice of Canadian women.' Beatty Appliances are pop alar because they are simple and easy to. operate. They are popular fnr their quick, thorough a n d satisfactory Work. And they are popular because of sound design, simple sturdy construction and dependable service. Phone er visit our nearest branch or dealer W. T. liaviikisis, HEAD OFFICE — FERGUS, ONTARIO {./3 Beatty•,Brancltes in all Principal Canadian Cities Stratford Branch:30 Ontario. St. PRONE 211 Largest 'Washer and, Ironer Manufacturer in the British Empire, ,cos &'II: Y BRAIMLIIIMITIEES r•,, B. Y. P. U. The B.Y.P.U. of the Baptist Church met hi the Church Sunday evening and was in charge of Earl Raithby. The Scripture was read by Geo. Rob- ertson and Harold Reid offered pray- er. Mr. Dunn of Niagara favored with several, solos. Mr. Robert Gibbs of Londesboro played several violin solos accompanied on the piano by his son, Donald. The topic, "A Ohristmas Message" which was prepared by Miss Margaret Small of Toronto was read by Miss Amelia Mclllwain Mr. Earl Raithby closed the meeting with prayer. LONDON ROAD' The December meeting of the Lou- don Road Club was held at the home of Mrs. Hanly on Tuesday, The Pres., Mrs. Henderson, opened the: meeting, all singing "0 Come All Ye Faithful" theC'1' After this a followed byeed u discussion followed regarding helping the Red Cross. It was decided to join with Clinton, Mrs. W. Falconer tools charge of tho'progrant. Hanly Bros. contributed two duets; Mrs. G. Fal- coner a recitation; solo by Wanetta Henderson, and a duet :by Mrs. Hend- erson and Mrs. Plumsteel. A quilt was finished in the afternoon, also a num- ber of articles brought in for the bale to be sent to Mrs, Cox, Sprucedale, Northern Ontario. The January meet- ing will be held at Mrs, Plumsteel's. The following officers were elected for the coming year: President, Mrs. W. Manahan; Vice -Pres., Mrs. N. Maiming; Treas., .Mrs. N. Tyndall; Sec., Miss Wanetta Henderson; Flow- ers; Mrs. M. Wiltse; Press Reporter, Miss G.'McDonald; Social Com., Mrs. Clegg, Miss Henderson, G. McDonald and K. Falconer; Buying Coin., Mrs. Tyndall, • Mrs. Plumsteel and Mrs. Anderson; Pianist, Mrs. Henderson. 'Si is sN�w�law CHRYSANI-IIEMUM TIME For several weeks' we shall have a good supply, all colors and 38 varieties. CUT FLOWERS FLORAL DESIGNS For Every Occasion C. V. Cooke FLORIST Phones: 66w and'e61 BAYFIELD Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ahrens of De- troit are spending a few days at their cottage in the village, Mr... Frank Wild and daughter, Dorothy, of Edmonton, Alta., called on Mr. Frank Keegan and the Wild family on Monday, having come up front Toronto where Mr. Wild purch- ased a new car. They are motoring back to Edmonton, lea,viing London on December 13. Mr. Wild is a son of the late Peter Wild of the Bine Water eextensive Hig+hway and later anfann- er in North Dakota. Some years ago Frank moved to the Edmonton dist- rict and now, with the help of three sons, farms eight hundred acres of land. Mr. Wild and Dorothy like Ontario and say that they will'- come again. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Smith and two children of London spent the week- end with Mrs. Smith's mother, Mrs. Chas, Parker. Mr. Wm. Kerr of Great Falls, Mon- tana, who is visiting relatives in God- erich' called on his cousin, Mr. John R. Cameron, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Murdock Ross left last week, to visit their daughter in Woodstock. Mrs. Cawston and Mr. Rolfe of London were the guests el Mrs. P. Weston on Saturday. Mr. Gordan Heard left for Toronto last week where he is taking a course in mechanics and Diesel engineering, The monthly meeting of the ' Clin- ton District Ministerial Association was held at Trinity Church Rectory. on. Wednesday morning of last week. Rev. J. Graham gave an exposition on the second chapter of. Romans and Rev. G. G. Burton gave a paper on Social Justice, Rev, J. Graham conducted the fun- eal of Mrs. Thos. Alcock in Brussels on Friday afternoon of last week. Miss Mary Reid returned home on lVtonday atter having spent a few days with friends in Seaforth. Robert Bailey Dies in Toronto Word was receivied here last week of the sudden death; which took place in Toronto, on Thursday of Robert' Bailey Ms, Dailey;; or Bobby as he Was more familiarly known, was the Christmas and New Year's Poultry We require Urge quatetities or TURKEYS — GEESE — DUCKS CHICKENS and FOWL for our Holiday trade, You will find top prices for your Poultry at our Poultry Plant, N. W. TREWARTIKA Store Phone 214 House Phone 328 BIRTHS TEBBUTI'—In Clinton Hospital, en Wednesday, December 13th to Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Tebbutt—a, son. MARRIAGES B:ISSETT LIVE'RMORE—At Wesley- Willis United Church Manse, on Saturday, December 9th, Bessie Marguerite, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dred Livermore, Clinton, and Robert Donald Bissett of Goderich were 'united in marriage by Rev. Andrew Lane. DEATHS WILSON—At Ottawa, on Thursday, December 7th, Agnes Walker, be- loved wife of Dr. L. Duane Wilson of 159 Clemow Avenue, Ottawa, and daughter of Mr. William Walk- er and the late Mrs. Walker of Clinton, in her 38th year. HILLEN—In Detroit,. on Monday, December. 4th, James Hilien, form- erly of Clinton. MATHESON—In High River, Alta., on Wednesday, December 6th, Christine Matheson, formerly of Clinton. VANEGMOND—Iu Hullett 'township., on Saturday, December 9th, James VanEgmond, in his 82nd year. MO'RRISON—In Clinton, on Sunday, December 10th, Elizabeth Susan Haley, widow of William Morrison, in her nth year. PAGES Nu�r�r�ra :m`�r�hrrnrrhr2'rarar2'�srr'; !OXY THEATRE CLINTON NOW: "ALEXANDER'S RAGTIME BAND" @8 MON., 'TUES., WED. p "1 STOLE A MILLION" George RAFT ._ Claire TREVOR and Dick FORAN Ia THURS., FRI SAT. An authentic record of the world's greatest speed classic at Indianapolis "INDIANAPOLIS SPEEDWAY" Pat O'BRIEN—Ann SHERIDAN John Payne—Frank McHugh and Gale Page pI Coming: Shirley Temple in LITTLE PRINCESS" Free Matinee for all children of Clinton and vicinity who axe Public School age and under, Sat. Dec. 16. Mats Sat. and Holidays at 3 pm. rsr, rBadi9 4�rstS XDrApb?,ATRE REGENT THEATRE Pathfp':tZiEIRMY #<»36nb a IZAV PADMEInarreda t • CAPITAL THE G,ODERICH I SF,AFORTII NOW: Georges Raft in NOW: Gene Autry in I STOLE A MILLION "ROVIN' TUMBLEWEEDS" MON., TUES., WED. "INDIANAPOLIS SPEEDWAY" featuring some authentic shots of the" thrilling speed classic and a star cast Pat O'BRIEN — Ann SHERIDAN and Frank McHUGH THURS., - FRI., SAT. Joel McCRAE — Brenda Marshall and Jeffrey Lynn a melodramatic story telling about spies. and their international tamperings J "SPIONAGE AGENT" Conning: CHRISTMAS SPECIAL "THE UNDEltPUP" Mat. . Sat, & Holidays • .m, I Mat,. Sat. and Holidays at 3 p y 3 p MON., TUES., WED. "PRISON WITHOUT BARS" a dramatic presentation of life in an inetitution for women, starring CORINNE LUCHAIRE'. THURS., FRI., SAT. George RAFT & Claire TREVOR portray the adventurous doings of st a: man whose twisted values • . I overruled bis heart "I STOLE A MILLION" 5 Coming: ' "Mit. 'SMITH GOES TO WASHINGTON" m. .ta, �' tt;taastete st sstssiessistess#.,P,t.Wed. „2�5sisstessi Sinisi`a'ttgisontsinist'atalanatmill: MMaiaieiatraMMSSA-97ui-`stdii'Jinennanent son o6 the late Mary Cleave and Richard Bailey and was born and raised in Bayfield. He received his early education here and in Clinton Collegiate Institute. He entered the service of the old Sterling Bank as a junior in the Bayfield branch and lat- er returned here as manager for a few years, When he left Bayfield he was greatly missed not only in the community but also in Trinity Church in which lie was an active member and soloist in the choir. He Possessed a very pleasing voice and during the last Great War was active in the Men's Association in assisting with entertainments for the benefit of the Patriotic Society. Besides his widow Sand three children to whoin. sympathy is extended, he is survived by two brothers, Thomas of Bayfield and Richard of Galahad, Alta. A meeting of the Bayfield unit of the Red Cross Society was 'held in the Town Hall on Friday afternoon, It was decided to have afternoon tea at the meetings during the winter months and make a charge of ten cents. Each person is asked; to bring her own cup and saucer to save wash- ing ashing dishes after the meeting. Forty- one pairs of socks, 6 suits of pyjamas and 1 sweatere1' i w e turned in, Mrs. Jas. Ferguson donated 6 pairs of mitts for refugee children. Will the knitters please note that a radio an- noun.cement has been made to the ef- fect that the socks should be made two -inches longer in the leg in the future. Mrs. Walter Harviey and small son, George of London, ate spending .some time with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. E. Sturgeon ,as her husband is with the R. A. F. destined for overseas service. The Anglican Church Christmas entertainment will be held Tuesday evening in the Orange Hall. All mem- bers of the congregation are cordially invited to be present. TUCKER.SMI.TB Former' Resident Honored ha West Many of the older residents in this township and district will be inter- ested ina recent address presented to Mr. John Hannah by the citizens of Swan River, Manitoba, before his removlal to Neepawa, where the will spend his remaining clays. Mr. Han- nah, who is over 90 years of age, was. a former well .lnn.own resident of the 2nd concession of Tuckersniith,where he farmed for many years, Hannah's school house on that concession hav- ing been named after him,, Mr. Han- nah was also widely known in the creamery business, having 'conducted creameries in Seaforth anti other centres in Huron for some years. I1v the middle nineties, Mr. Hannah mov- ed to Manitoba and has since been, a resident of that province, the past 20 years having been lived in Swan River. Christmas Goodies Let us do your baking so that you may enjoy the festive season. Christmas Cakes LIGHT or DARK Delicious and Packed with Fruits. MACAROONS — SHORT BREAD -- CREAM GOODS -- COOKIES = PIES -- TARTS all made especially for your Christmas enjoyment. BARTLIFF'S Phone 1. Clinton. CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank the friends who so kindly assisted at the funeral of any sister, Christine Matheson. Also those who loaned cars or sent floral tributes and to Rev. Andrew Lane for his kindly .ministration. PETER MATHESON. CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Jas. VanEgmond and family gratefully acknowledge the many ex- pressions of .sympathy extended to them by friends and neighbors in their recent bereavement. To those who loaned cars, sent flo*'vers, or as- sisted in any way, and to Rev. G. G. Burton for his kindly, and sympathetic services, thanks are also extended. Jack Rabbits Wanted For their meat; Raw furs for high- estmarket price. It will pay you to deal with Norman East, R. R. 1, Clin- ton. 63-8 DANCE Sponsored by Clinton Lions Club Friday, December 15th TOWN HALL — CLINTON FLORENCE SAUER & Her 6 -Piece Orchestra GET THE HABIT OF CALLING AT Cook's Lunch Room — for a — LIGHT LUNCH --- HOT DRINKS SPECIAL Chicken on Ban A TASTY SNACK MEALS SERVED LOW PRICES ON Philco4 Radio's FOR THE CHRISTMAS TRADE MONUMENTS! To those contemplating build- ing a Monument : Get my prices before buying. Cemetery Lettering a specialty. All work guaranteed. JOHN GRANT; CLINTON M AItBLE & GRANITE WORKS Clinton — Ontario Successor to Ball & Zapfe 69 tf F(3Dt SALE Well -Equipped Wood -Working Shop on Albert Street. Including Motors, Ten Machines, Stock and Tools. — also --- One and one-half storey HOUSE on Shipley Street, containing 8 rooms furnished or unfurnished. T. R. 'WIGGINTON 55tf. OLD TYME Dance at Kippen FRIDAY, DEC. 15th CLAYTON STEEPER & IAIS CANADL\N COWBOYS FLOOR SHOW—featuring SONNY BRETHERINGTON See and hear this talented youngster. ADMISSION 35c PROCEEDS FOR RED CROSS For Rent A comfortable seven -roomed house on Townsend street. Three piece bath; good cellar; wired for electric stove. Apply at the News -Record. 66-1. Admission 35c — All Welcome EBENEZER The annual monthly meeting of the W.A. of Ebenezer was held on Thurs- day, Dee. 7th at the home of Mrs. W. Biggin. 'The president, Mrs. B. Lobb presiding. The meeting opened with the hymn "Silent Night", fol lowed by prayer by Mr. Wilding. The Bible reaching and prayer was given by Mary Oakes. Business was discus- sed after which the election of of- ficers for the following 'year . were elected: President, Mrs. Bert Lobb; Vice -President, 'Mrs. Stanley Hayden; Sec-Treas., Mrs. Morgan Jones; Press Sec., Mrs. Ira Merrill; Pianist, Mrs. Ernest Little; Flower Com., Mrs. R. Easom, Mrs. -Stewart Farquhar; Buy- ing cora., Mrs. B. Lobb, Mrs, Charlie Williams and Mrs. Morgan 'Jones; Program cora., Mrs. A. Hebden, Mrs. Howard Williams and Mrs. Carmen Tebbutt; The meeting closed with a hymn, followed by prayer by Mr. Wilding. Lunch was served. by Mrs. John Tebbutt and Mrs. W. Biggin. ST. HELENS Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson, Ruby, Jack and Donald of the Nile; also Mrs. Mesta' Fagan, Mrs. Will Clark and Rosemary Clark vlisited with Mv. and Mrs.. Stanley Toddrecently. Mr. and Mr\s. Bert. Gainsnie and John, 'spent a day with Mrs, R. J. Woods. Messrs. Tom and Frank Todd have returned from Chicago. The annual meeting of the W.M.S. of the United Church was held at the home of Mrs.' R. J. Woods with a good attendance. • Miss Sadie McOharles of St. Anne was a visitor with her sister, Mrs. Ernest Gaunt over the weekend. Miss Marjory Allin of Goderich visited her friend, Miss Vera Taylor last week. Mr. Edwin Gaunt is home from Schumacher at present. Mr. Callum Oameron of Detroit was a'recent visitor 'with Mr. and Mrs, John Cameron. ;_ Work Wanted Experienced bookkeeper, cashier and practical nurse desires position. Best of .references. Apply Box 214, Clinton. 66-1 DE ESQ' The Lowest Price in DeForest History Don't judge this batery radio by its amazingly ]ow price. Real selec- tivity and power, with long battery life and life -like tone. DeForest double - .purpose tubes give 6 -Cube power• and selectivity with 4 -tube economy. The big, clear - vision gold dial covers the entire broadcast band. Genuine 51/2" Alnico speaker power output of 200 milli- watts. Genuine walnut cabinet. Have installed one of the latest. Tube 'festers for all stakes of tubes. A. W. Groves PRINCESS STREET CLINTON AGENT FOR: Phonola, Rogers, DeForest and Philco 'Radios 'Apex Washers and Norge Refrigerators. BURGESS' STUDIO CLINTON Photographs of Distinction. by IRENE BURGESS Phone 115. Developing and Printing (Open Every Day) We are specialists in GARMENT REPAIRING Did; you call to see us, if not let us renovate your clothes for Christmas, You hatle.tried the rest. —Why not try the Best. ALBERT PALMER Isaac St., Clinton. STRATFORD-GODERICH- COACH LINES - FALL AND WINTER TIME TABLE Leave Clinton for Stratford-- • 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 ,Se Holidays, -. 1.45 P.M. & 10.40 P.M. Connection at Stratford for Toronto, Hamilton, Buffalo, London, I)etreit, Tavistock and Woodstock. BARTLIFF'S, Local Agents, Phone 1 SELL WHAT EVERY HOUSE- HOLD NEEDS! You will earn more than a decent living if you join "Fara ilex". QUICK and SURE SALES— BIG PROFITS REPEAT ORDERS. Beginners can earn good money from start. Get •facts and catalogue to- day:FAMILEX PRODUCTS, 570 St. Clement, Montreal, 63-1 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 GEO. 11. ELLIOTT, Auctioneer. 65 tf TWO-WAY ACTION on the Kidneys, antiseptic and invigorating. Ruma- caps attack the cause of Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumbago. Hovey's Drug Store. For Sale Comfortable two storey house, cor- ner Dunlop and Isaac streets. Apply Mrs. John McKinley, Clinton. 67 tf "My Skin Was Full of Pimples and Blemishes" says Verna S,: "Since using Adlerika the pimples are gone. My skin is smooth and glows with health." Ad- lorika helps wash BOTH bowels, and relieves temporary constipation that often aggravates bad complexion. SOLD AT ALL DRUG STORES For Sale Comfortable house, situated at the east end of Ontario street. If not sold, will rent to responsible tenant. Apply L. Peacock, Phone 636x16. 58-tf Wanted Raw furs for highest market price, It will pay you to deal with Norman East, R. R. 1, Clinton. 63-$ Heater For Sale Good wood heater for sale. Cheap. Apply News -Record. 61 tf For Sale Two farms, about one and a half utiles east of Londesboro. Apply to R. Shaddick, Londesboro, Ont. 63-3 Wanted to Buy Old horses and dead cattle. Must be suitable for mink feed, removed promptly, Fred Gilbert, Phone 6081'22 Clinton central. 34-tf, Wanted Old horses or cattle for mink feed; if dead phone at once. Will pay ac- cording to value, Elmer Trick, phone ,: 6071:6, or Lloyd Baticins, 619r14. 84 t.f-,e-o-q Rouse for Sale A most desirable '7 -roomed' house in gooil locality, A few minutes walk from the Collegiate. Electric light and water, large lot with some fruit trees. Apply New -Record Office. Cleaning add Pressing Suits, Coats :and Dresses DRY CLEANING AND REPMINS W. J. JAGO, TAILOR if not open work may be left st Heard' Barber Sba .