HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1936-01-30, Page 5THURS., JAN. 30, 1936'
SOF INT
Snow, stti
earth and .i
Let's see,
an open wit
`Out Lad
surely not
to quarrel
.'sent circum
"Dental 1
It would be
• eaten wool,
stead of NVb
when they,
into the roo
Another t
'has taken p1
Courier havi
Expositor, tl
pearance be
•'paper was e
The sever•
meinorial se
date Ring G
' Tuesday mo
vice 'was
church, whit
tended. .
The spew
•along the st
beginning of
the town
street. It rt
• supplied woe
• needed it. -
The privet
George was
easy way of
',not even•for
mance of th
majesty did
One hears
'of the weath
•'m' so. Cana
• .great nation
• it's citizens
of weather t
petted -=just
as it were.
. which we ca
must reckon
•our job."
The flags
gaits --we ha
' tasks and th
must, eau
passes to his
we welcome
' plate confide
to his throne
• deny a' feelit
loneliness in
ered father,
George V.
The young
other Monarc
' had come to
• se well that
••eountably l01
'Mayor Ke
The Toronto
'hiving done
job. Instead.
directed wort
Huntsville,
spect of all e
ly instrulne
Huntsville W
now one of tl
the province
e •t rew over a
• to Huntsville.
The News-
' time again s
relief, money,
-should be pro
be able to pr
•and also thei
In this young
ty of things
'works of all
no more to d
`mount to, N
work should b
'out giving it
• that is, when
If governe
'•and federal,
:matter as th
'instance, at el
•get down to i
'able scheme.
'Phis 'county
debt, which f
,and have not!
cepa families
33ut that is n
' be a whole ge
ed absolutely
lie a public c
live, with all
'ees implied, f
families. Giv
mighty poor.
situation:
A good deal
spoken and w
weekabout th
ty, King Edwe
elol•. This hs
iceablc in• :
One would thi
stuff that he
Ring we have
ter of fact we
•,a good while,
but ,there is
One Ameriet
that while the
e. bachelor it
teronatioil cot
marriage. Th.
sense. His 111,
jority of Os
perhaps, to ht
perfect right i
wishes to, It
No conit3ti}sion
" succession is,
THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD.
PAGE 5.;
gh
rely
t
inter
thousaud
uggestecl
Tided,
o
s
e
uture
ting
of
the
or•
EREST TO YOU
AND ME
whether he marries or not: But the
announcement from London that hey
was making over the rich titles of
BIRTI-IS
CARTER -In Clinton, on Jan. 22nd,
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i i`r M. "" ct6/6yfaJd'
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Feathers W
i anted-
r 1�tup n
,CAPITAL
�+�1 i I AL 11 THEATRE
rp
REGENT
liL1Ii�T THEATRE
,w, everywhere, on the
the Duchy of Cornwall to his broth-
to M. and Mrs.+ J. 0. garter,
a S
God°r ch—Phone 47
Scaferth
t the air.
w---+—,-
who'was it who
oi; the Duke of York, to meet the
extra expenses will entail tip-
whichI
son. :Lorne Edward.05,-,...„4,45,_3,
WATERS — In Clinton Cot mut it"
n t
Hospital, on Jan. 22nd, to M.
CUT,FLOWERS�ol7�e
y ^ �
x >:
and Duck
Now:."In Se ite ' r,"
p of Dgnt et, and
the New Adventures of Parzan:'
Now•
N,tr. Warner Baxter in:
the Pampas Moon. »
predicted
ter' and little snow'
on him as, tri e ,heir presumptive, is
Laken Le mean that $ iu : Edward has
KingtWed.
and
Mrs. Ken. B. Waters, a daughter.
'.:° FLOWERING PLANTS
L
Always in the Market
Mon., Tues., e
Mon:, lues., Wed. Double BillSylvia
y of the Snows" would
he unreasonable enough,
her
no present ntention to nat'ry, ' •
as.•DEA,
this title and revenue are supposed
to belong to the'King s Son.
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TOUGII-In Clinton, JHens
Jessie' Eliza-
,•.. FLORAL DISIGNS
f� y.7a�>WEST
-.
for good Chic ens
and Hens
MAE
is an eyeful earful
Sidney & Herbert Marshall
offer a humorous romance
"ACCENT OF YOUTH"
vith title„ under pre-
stances.
However, people in the' , British
beth Tough, in her 79th;year.
as a`
George Raft & Ldward
Isles, and indeed throughout the Em-'
BUTTON—In Clinton, Jan. 23rd
�� , � ~
"BELLENINETIES"
OF THE.NINETlES
Arnold -
hill Softened," "headline.
pire, have been speculating about hes
on
"-Predeii k Button, in Ms 76th year.
�� ��
N. TREWARTHA
present .a tale of true friendship
"THE GLASS KEY"
nice if dentists could use
marriage for over a score ` years
CRONYN—In Clutton, on Jan. 231'4,
F L O R I S.. T
Thurs.,
cheese - Tor something,lin••
atever it is they do use
and are still at it.
We predict that His Majesty, King,
•Thomas II
H. Ci•onyn, in his 70th
year.
Phones: 66w and 663
Phones—Office, 214j Residence, 214w
Tri., Sat.
Wheeler and Woolsey
Thurs., Fri., Sat.
Marian Marsh &Wallace Iod
tndertake to bore a' hole
f of the mouth, s
'
Edward. will marry if he wishes to-
marry and if not he will remain a
bachelor. And we wish hini the best
BAKER -In Goderieh township, on
,Ian. 25th, John Baker, in his 94th,
•
IIe1VE YOU TRIED' OUR
tt'ith an abundance of talent in
rr
"NIT
in
'c SjD1te OE Dang¢r„
tewspaper amalgamation
ace in Ontaio, true Peth
of good luck, no . matter which he
letting` the King
year,•
PORBESe-In Hutiett township, Die
SALE
-WITS
Added Attraction! Herman Bix in
The New Adventures Taman
does. W're, all for
Jan. 26th, James C. M, Forbes in
SMALL PIES �1
Coming: reeze"
of
ng taken over The Perth
to Expositor's last , ap-
do as he pleases, when it is possible,
Ire has to conform to convention and,
his 70th year. "��"
and
Witho
"Mn"Men Without Names"
Commgr Jack Benay's "Love in
ung on Jan. 16th, ` This
tablished n, 186d.
custom and usage enough.
,ONDESB01$d7
Cherry, Raisin, Mince
LAILEY-TRIMBLE
Mat.: Wed. and Sat. at 3Bloom"
pan.
Mat.: Saturday at 3 p.m. •
rl churches in town held
The rural schools for
vices on Sunday for the
eorgethe Fifth, and on
ruing a community ser-
held in Wesley -Willis
sh was verylargelyat-
'
HAYFIELD
Miss Marion Devisor, reture
home on Monday after having spent
several • weeks with her sister, Mrs.
T. Mallett, in London,
were closed
a }orv_ clays this week 'owing toddle
roads being blocked with snow. ' The
elitldren seemed to enjoy the few
J Y•
holt<i tys, '
i§ro era pleased to hear that Mr.
James Crawford who has been in
5 ca a ac�y,
each
'
JUST THE RIGHT SIZE FOR
LIjNCIi BOXES, •
offer
EXTRA PAIR OF
TROUSERS
e
CLINTON'S HEAT FOLKS •
To our already great variety of ,fuels, we have now
added a smokeless Variety of bitumin6us coal.
the Clinton hospital taking treatment
��,��
�q
CEI)!' r,E
which has been piling up
Teets was . retnoved the
the week and hauled to
plot fronting on Mary
;lieved the streets and it
k to some citizens who
The service in St. Andrew's Uni-
ted church on Sunday morning took
the forth of a memorial service to
our late sovereign, His Majesty King
George V. Miss Gladys Gale, or-
ganist, played "The Dead March in
Saul" as a prelude. The hymns were:
is now' able to ,be home'and.is much
improved,
A number fromhere attended the
Memorial Service to our late King on
Tuesday.
The Forbes family have the sycl-
path of the community
3 y in .the death
Bartliff & Crich'
Makers of Dainty -Maid sail
Whole -Wheat Bread
•
���+
With Every
Tailored -To -Measure
SUIT
dustless treated
4r,' " *:
�• "'" �. :. <;. 'it � ,'�"'".
Patronize the' old reliable Coal Yard with the full
•
e motto Of the later King
Co be "There is no
Kipling's Recessional, Nearer My God
to Thee, Abide with me, and When
the Saints who from their labors
of Mr. Forbes and quite a number
from here attended his funeral which
was on Tuesday:
Phone 1. Clinton.
Ordered in January- at
Regular Prices
stock of all fuels fog any emergency.
g
said
doing a -hard thing" —
kings. In the eerier-
e duties ,of royalty his
all
rest. During the Offretory an or-
gan solo, Soldier Best in Peace, was
played. In his sermon, Rev. R. M.
.held
Mrs. Charlie Sunclercock who went
under en operation in Clinton hospi-
tal for appendicitis is spending a
ST. HELENS.
On Sunday, Jan. 26th, death claim.
$24.50, $27.50, $29.50
Call thefor
QUALITY and SERVICE
not try to spare himself.
,. —Toronto Daily Star.
Gale, paid a tribute to the late King.
This was followed by the Common-
couple of weeks at the home of. Mr.
Charles Weymouth before returning
eel. Mrs. Jas. Hyde, a highly respect-
ed resident of St, Helens. Although
Dyeiag:
l Cleaning
J
B.
QTR
LUMBER
�� CO,
—'-- "
a lot about the ',`rigors"
er we've had for a week
ion Service which closed with the
National Anthem. The postlude was
"Land of Hope and Glory."
to her home. •
The skating party which was to
have 'been held - last Thursday even-
ing when our Young People of the
she had been in failin • health 'the
past year back, she was confined` to
bed just about two weeks.. The sym-
the
Etepairing C
ii
S pressing
"
Phone
74.
Clinton,
Ontario
la will never become the
it is destined to be tuntil
A most impressive Community
Untied Church were to entertain the
pathy of community goes out to
her sorrowing husbaudl and family
can take such a season
is something to be ex-
take it in their stride,
Climate is somethingday
change, so we just
"getMr,
on with
with it andand
Memorial Service to our late Majes-
L. King George V was held in
Tsinity Church on Tuesday morning,
commencing at. half; past ten. The
screen was tastefully draped in
toednnot
black caught up with purple rosettes
a'largeNpicture of ur late Sovg+
ereign draped with lar ale hon
Young People of the Ontario Street
ehureh, Clinton, was postponed on ac-
count of the storm ,until this Thar' s-
evening. '
Ivan Carter who has been un-
der the waethei' with a verysore knee
is itnprov]ng,
Miss Edna Ball treated her
at this time,
The Y. P. S. snot on Sunday even-
ing, with an attendance of 20. Scrip-
tore lesson was read byIona Swan,
and Isabel Miller read the bible char-
atter Hosea. Rev. weight led aposed
'g
discussion on "the Church and Unem-
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. J. C. Forbes and family de-
sire to extend their sincere thanks
to bleeds and neighbors for the
many kindnesses shown them during
the illness of .Mr, Forbes and since
his death, and for the floral tributes
sent.
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W Li N D O IZ Ii ' S
-'-'T"
TOASTED SANDWICHES
After Skating are Delicious.
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DEVELOPING — PRINTING —
ENLARGING '
YOU'LL LIKE THE WORK WE DO
From the start to finish your ex-
films receive careful attention
when,
you leave trier with us for
and printing, Every
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in the chancel (courtesy of L,O.L.
young
to birthday
plc went" which proveddeveloping
Y , very inter-
pre -
se,
caution is taken to secure the best
fly at the masthead a-
ve taken u our several
P
e world goes on, as it
king
tt o. 24, F. A. Edwards and J. H.
Reid.) The school children marched
from the school with the teachers
the local Great War Veterans
a trice party on
Monde y'
The Women's Institute meetin • will
g
bo held on Thursday, Feb. 6th,
sting.
Messrs. Archie Cairns John and
Jatnes Aitchison attended the fun.
eral of their uncle Mr. Mills at Dur-
CARD OF THANKS
The grandchildren of the late John
Baker wish to expresssuvprisedhhow
their thanks to
PEANUT 'CRISP
SAT, SPECIAL -7.9c LB.
results possible.
As for enlargements, you will be
inexpensively we cats
and commoner
long home. But though
the new king with cont-
ice and absolute loyalty
and person, we cannot
and
were also in attendance, The ser-
vice was conducted by Rev. R. M.
Gale, pastor'of St,' Andrew's United
Church, and Rev, W. G. Bugler, Tec-
when the following program is ex-
petted: Paper'on Legislation, by Mrs.
K. McVittie; an address by our Dis-
trice President, Mrs: Oster of Bl th•"Photo
„y "provinces
"Ontario's
ham last week,your
•The Y. P. S. are having a social
and lantern slides on the Maritime
this Friday evening. Social
choir fr}ends and neighbors for the
kindnesses shown them in their re-
cent bereavement, the death of their
grandfather,
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CREAM CUP CAKE AND- CREAM
PUFFS FOR THE WEEK-END,"Photographs
make them from1
own arta tshot
negative, Let us show you.
BURGESS'
RGEt�1S STUDIO
ra hs Live Forever"
g P
•
tg of profound loss and
tor of Trinity Church, while a Uni-
Roll; Call, County Towns,
to begin at 8.15 sharp.
_
Phone 115.
the passing of his rev-
ted choir of the Churches led in the
Instrumental, Mrs. J. Armstrong;
His late Majesty, King
singing of the hymns which were:
Solo, Mrs: E: Adams; Reading, Mrs,
John Nott. Hostesses, Mesdames J.
HOLMESVILLE
NEW INSTRUCTIONS TO AUDIT-
OYSTERS—ICE CREAM
WANTED
fl lll�
people have known no
h and we who ere older
know him and love him
the world seem% fusee-
without him.
•-
Abide with Me, Praise My Soul theORS
King of Heaven, and Nearer My God
to Thee. The Village Trustees had
g.
copies of the service printed, whichgsome
was based on the burial service, for
this occasion. Rev, R.• M. Gale read
McCool J. Nott, T. Moon, S. Carter,
Miss E, Nott:
A.public meetin • of the Londes-
bore Librarywas held at elle Lib -g
racy, Jan. 20th. The following offi-
cers were elected: Librarian; NIT. P.
Mr. and Mrs. M. MacFarlane an<l
Master Billie have been visiting for
days with Mr. and Mrs. Will
Potter.
Mrs. Jack Mulholland, who has
OF MUNICIPALITIES
A new bulletin of instructions is-
shed by the Ontario Department of
municipal. affairs has caused some
consternation to Township auditors.
previous to
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iY Elul ®4\� '�
Phone 68.
Prompt "
1 t '!read and Cake Delivery
Fresh Eggs and �i'ee`$
Highest Prices for StrictlyFrexele
Eggs.
ISt of Huntsveill " says
Star ";s retiring after
what looks like a good
of direct relief he has
the opening sentences and
1 g prayers,
the psalm took lesson, then Rev, W.
G. Bugler the prayers, gave a
gI Y
short address in tribute to the late
Kin • George V in which he extolled
g g
his nutty virtues as a Christian gen-
J Manning; Treasurer, Mrs, P, J,
Manning; Secretary, Mrs, L. Young;
Library Board, Mrs. R. Townsend,
chairman; Rev, Mr. Gai'dtier, Miss B.
Scott, Mr. C. Watson, Mrs. F. Thomp_
sent some time at the home of her
P
son returned. to the village recent!
> g y'
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs: How-
and Mulholland and children who
are visiting for a few days here.
this year it was sun
l "audit the books." Now instruc-
ply
bens' are, in addition, to verify ar-
rears of taxes, examine treasurers'•
and tax collectors' bonds,also in-
surance, comment on the manner in
NOTICE TO
CHICK BUYERS
t
Cream &roped regularly.
'Good Prices Paiell,
A. E. FINCH
Phone 231,
ie]ief in and around
preernedg the self -re -
mtcerned. Iio was large-
Mal its starting the
Carnival, which is
se big holiday events ofMr.
Ind which last week -end
winter tourists
Record has time and
that instead o£
tleman and Sovereign, of£eteti pray-soni'Mrs.
g' '
era for Icing EdwardnediVIII, and pro-
nomiced the Benediction. Poll win g
elle committal prayer, the congre-
gation still kneeling, Misses Gladysmatters.
Gale and Lucy Woods sang, t`Pcace,
Peace." Following,'the` Bone-
diction the National Anthem was
sung.. The pesticide was "The Dead
in Saul: ,are
Geo. Carter, Mrs. W. Allen,
Mt. Bert Gray, Mr• Joe Shaddicit and
n7r. H. i ogle ge,
Committee to • select' new books,
Mis. R. Townsend, ,Mrs. Geo. Carter,
Bert Gt'ay, Mts, F. Thompson
and. Nies. W. Alien•
Forty-two new books have jest
been added to the Library and more
to be added immediately, also a
large dictionary for the use of the
Miss Beta Cucimore leaves for
Brampton this week to resume her
hair -dressing coarse.LOGS
We are sorry to learn that Mrs.
J. Yeo Sr.,, Goderieh, met with an
accident last week and is nory con-
fined to her bed, Mrs. E. A. Yeo isjorit
attending her at present.
A good congregation .braved the
cold weather on Sunday to listen to
a fine sermon delivered in memory
tvhioh the township affairs are con-
ducted, the type of bookkeeping and
the work of the township officers.
There also are a dozen or so minor
of townshi auditors
The majority p
were hired before the arrival of the
bulletin. Some auditors, who re-
ceive $8 for the job, are inclined to
believe they will earn theirrequirements.
pay.
Through the cooperation o£ Toren-
to Elevators Company we can give a
two weeps supply of 25 lbs• of Mas -
ter Starter free with each hundred
chicles bought from us, providing
they are ordered three weeks in ad -
vance. We are now booking orders
for March and April chicks and will
appreciate a chance to satisfy your
WANTED
D
'
Good maple, white ash, and bass -
wood logs, delivered at our yards, he
Bayfield,
Bayfield, Clinton and Thos. Wal -
lis', 4th concession, Goderieh town-
ship.
�+�y��!�r BROS.
McE ii EN BROS.
provisions, etc., work
so that men would
eserve their self-respect,
In all churches throughout the Di-
ocese of Euro, memorial services
to our late King will be held on Sun-
members of the 'Library.
The library now contains a well
balanced selection of juvenile, fiction
of our late King by our pastor, Rev.
Mr. Herbert, The Sunday School
choir, led by Mrs. Lorne Jervis, ren-
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DOINGS IN THE SCOUT
J. E. McKinley
Zurich
Phone 624r4, Clinton. 61-t£.
r actual ability to work.
country there are plan-
clay next. The service in Trinity
Church will be at the usual hour
and non-fiction books, also a number
monthly magazines and
dered a pleasing number during the
school session, which was much ap-One
WORLD
61-4.
COLLECTIONS
of the largest retail firms and
vhich need doing, public
kinds, which would cost
than the relief bills a-
of
seven o'clock in the evening.
The fishermen have almost Dorn-
of popular
for a small fee you may enjoy any of
these for your reading,•
precis@ed,
Dae to the blizzard of the past
the Y.P.U. was with-
A Boy Scout Library, for boys in
the smaller communities of Alberta
is beingestablished at Provincial
FARM FOR SALE
Tenders will be received bythe
one of the largest Medical Clinics in
Toronto use can rehyt
o Irian who is able to
o given any relief with-
p feted harvesting their crop of ice
for next sununer, It has been verW'
y
FIRE -RETARDANT: WOOD
week, meeting
drawn. It will be held as usual this
Friday, with Miss Norma Potter,
Scout Headquarters, Edmonton,
undersigned, up to the 15th of Feb-
ruary, 1936, for the purchase of W n
Dependabilityepd
It is Results and that
count with them.
•
equivalent in work,
q 'storm
work is provided.
hard cold work puttsng it up ']n th0
YA
weather we've been having.
But one
CHEMISTRY'S LATEST'�`
Coinciding, with- the statement ofpart),
social convener, in charge.
Maritzbur South Africalist
g hos-
Lot 22, and"Stn• Lot 28(less Railway
Concession 9, Township of
Start 1936 right by sending us your
of slow but collectable accounts
and notes.
Tents, both provincial
were as keen en this
3' show themselves for
never knows when a t}raw
will come and it is best to be pre
pared,
United States builders and insurance
meti that the el iced States fire les- •John
ses for 1935 amounted to 10,000 hu-
A. Patterson,A For-
Huron Resident
pital broadcast an appeal for volun-
seersfor an urgent skin -grafting ap-
erasion, Within twentyminutes six
Rover Scouts had offered themselves.
Hullett, containing 95 acres more or
less, Mrs. Emily McGih Clinton,
'
Ontario. 61-6.
You too will appreciate the results.
KELLY & AITiEN
The Collection Specialists
ection time, they would
5 and a work-
History` repeats itself! now often
than lives and cost $245,000,000;
from the
mer
Orangeville, Ontario 60-
plan out
that occurs in•our daily lives and we
never stop to think of it! But Bran-
conies a report National
Board of Fire Underwriters contain--
Passes
• —'--�---
The President Costa Rica and
House To Rent
Comfortable brick house, Albert
Est• 1890; No Collection—No Charge.
y is piling up a vast
citizens must pay,
to show for it, ex-
inadequately supported.
the worst, there will
ncration of Hien render-
don,Beothers, who carry His Majes-
ty's Mail to the train at Beucefield
and the Rural Mail couriers in this
district, had rather a strong remind-
er the past few days that "The Days
of Yore, the Good
ing an assurance that there is such a
thing• as fire -retardant wood.
The wood tested by the Board was
red oak and maple which had been
thoroughly and uniformly impregnate
eel in tanks containing ata-
John, son of the late Alex. and
Catharine Patterson of East Wawa-
nosh, passed' away in Wadena hospi-eptly
tel, Sask., on Jan. 5th, following a
second operation for ulcers of the
He was forty-six old.
of
the Secretary of Public Education
are Honorair Presidents of the rec-
or ani ed ,Scent association of
that , to ublict Prof. Carlos Mad-' to
ei al is the National Commissioner.
street, Clinton, furnace, bath, all
modern convenliene , Immed'i<ate
possession, For particulars ap ly
Rev. G. W. Sherman or Mrs. W,
O. Brown. 52-tf-2p.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of Thomas Westey
Miller, Deceased,
NOTICE is hereby given that all
persons having claims against the
estate of Thomas Wesley Miller, late
Old Days," were
pressure
stomach. years
unemployable, who will
barge as long .as they
unhappy copse nen-
9
themselves and their.
iiig .direct relief is, a
here again. In fact we had the' stage
coach (but it was shorn of its Lorin-
er glory for science now believes in
horsesatook attaeetitt Varna. of the
Not
ntoniuni salts,. a , fireproofing emu- .
pound which, it is not perhaps gen-
e>ally known, has actually`been pro-
P
curable 9n- Canada for at least two
yeas. The 'treated wood is almost
Surviving are his wife,' formerly
lyiary. Walker of Hensall, Ont., three
sisters. and three brothers, namely:
Mrs. N. Saundereock Hensall• Mrs.
Wnt. Russel] Exeter; Mrs, Wm. Mar -
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Fire Fighting Training For Scouts
training -
To finish their e fes the
Fireman's badge Scouts of the Clinton.
Cottage For Rent
ag , on Joseph street.
Jenkins' cottage,
Apply to J. E. Howard, Phone 178
'
68-tf. ed
of the Township of Goderieh, in the
County of Huron, yeoman, decseaed,
who died on or about. the 27th day
of December, A,D., 1935, are require
to deliver to denies Albert Miller,
way out of a difficult
lively scant of coach. horses a
s but a
placid team of, good farm horses •• re-
the sante in appearance as ordinary tion
wood but is a little heavier, because
Wiwa Hill, Sask.; Robert,
'a
Blyth; William; Trewdale, Sask.; andForreliable
7t)
?tri Saskatoon Ti•oop were taken to
fire hall, shown over the equip.
tjie
RAWLEIGH ROUTES OPEN
'Good
'Administrator with will annexed
the said estate, or F. Fingfand, So-
of noesense has been
ritten during tiie past
e fact that His Males-
plated A. C. Brandon's tired driver
en Friday mornin • last,for t
gi o lyg
such could make their way the last
foto
o£ the salt content. It is easily todl-
ed and takes varnish well. '
.The invest}gators of the Board
tested the. treated condi-
Walter• tvho is 'critically ill following
an emergency operation in Roseville,
California, U.S.A.
merit„ and given some net ju}nping,
Later eleven boys passed the Scout profits
Fireman tests under Chief Faithful!. company.
Pleasant,
tf
a Ula uen in Clinton.Cilntotlicitor,
for Bustlers. Old established January,
No experience necessary, of
profitable, dignified work
on or before the 25th day of
A.D., 1936, a full statement
their claims together with pard=
thereof,
'VIII
miles to Beucefieid through that
wood •under
,
Pleasantprofitable,d
curers and the nature of the
it i '
,rd is still a bach-
s been especially not-
kmerican newspapers,
tik to read some • sttch ly
3toxni and deep snow. Ancl then we
had the "changing of coaches" for floors
two days; for during the storm on- the
light
tions that sent untreated walls and
roaring up in flames where
treated. wood did not burn at all
but after a "long period of exposure
„,
UNJO1010UN1A1fLN.i Ori81.:A.Ll5
Abie (finishing a letter)—"And I
would send you that five I owe you,
Governor of Punjab on Scouting'
1
"Service organized on this scale -P-A•,
among the young is something new';
g opted work,
Wr]te.today, Rawleigh, Dept. ML -169
Montreal, Canasta.
securtttes, 11f any, fheldila tby, them all,
duly verified •by affidavit.
AND TAKE NOTICE that after '
the said last mentioned date the
was the first'bachelor
ever had. As a mat-
the sleighs could be used for
the ecru -mile trip.to
Anda the out -g
cin • left Bayfield field the red.
the fierce heat was deeply char= but
Not 'once, howeve did thephis
I've already sealed the Ietter,"
and when' ]t is combined with physi-
games,it is gener-
eaetcipses. andbst
•Administrator
has 'behind it an interesting
will proceed to distri-
bute
bate the estate the •4leceased '
have not had one. for
not .since . George III,
g
leiity, of precedent..
in correspondent wrote
Icing tourer succeed as,
ntali in
going < Y af-
ternoon before the mail from the treated
morni' • trate i of
ng to atttvecl, A. C. incl I1.
N. Brandon eltanged "coaches" when
they met. But science is chasing a-
waythose y, and1
good old days A. C.
wood flame or rdy"�-
t a the spread
combustion, The National Board
of Fire Underwriters' Final verdict
was that the wood was nor -inflame for
amble. ence
MAN OF MANY LETTERS influence
poor prof.—"What's the formula
water, Jones?" asked the sci-
master.
story,
� ted as the m
al tee • powerful Quakers
in improving the physique
to
and moulding the character of the merit
rising generation. The appeal" it yeartheSocietyin
makes to Indians lies in the ,good it settlement,
In 1682 a band of Welsh•
from Lake Bala emigrated
g ,,
America eater established a settle-
on the Delaware river,'This
of Friends of the
now Bala -Cynwyd, ,Mer_
of said
ancongst the persons entitled thereto
Navin • re Bard onlyto such claims as
g g
shall have received due notice, and
accordance therewith.
DATED at Clinton; Ontario, this
•
was doubtful if the drives
lel 'take place without
!s, of course; is non- and
a snow -mobile — after' , the
horses had made a trackof sorts—
now the. snowplough /has opened
g p
"the
1`IIE THRONE A STEADYING the
INFLUENCE
"H I 7 IC L M N 0," spelled out is
seliolar..
'What's that?" barked the master,
doing for India,"—Sir Herbert ion
Emerson, Governor of the Punjab,
organized
referring to public service renderSd named
Scents
Count a Philadel hie nbtub
, y' P s
a Boy Scout troop, ani,
as Scoutmaster Edward ap
4th day of•,.January .A,D•, 1936,
F. FINGLA.ND,, Clinton, Ontario,
Sollcttor for the said estate, 61-3,
ajesty, while erre pia- up
subjects would prefer, have
the roads and good old days"
gone—until the next bad snow -. royal
The Ring, after' all, is not only a
person but his throne is:a Bri- letters;
The scholar slowly repeated the
by in, that province, Rhys,
direct descendant of one of'
Cleanlllg and, Pressing
the him marry, has a storm!
o, remain single if he sorry
s entirely "up to him.' acus
will be ,used. The there
amply provided for Iia
And truth to',t tell, we are not tisk
to see them go, for our .atom- the
are stronger than sentiment—
was.'ahnost a bread famine m Hitler
y field for • a• day! '
institution, designed to prevent
Britisli commonwealth having a said
Harding, a Gomez, a Mussolini or a that
•as president.
--Toronto DailyStar. yesterday
"Whatever are.you driving at?"
the master, "What gave youDRY
ideal"
« You, sir," said •Jones. "You 'said
it was H to 0." the
the
Scouts Renew A 250 Year Oid Tie The
hewed
A silk Welsh flag sent by the Boy generation
Scouts of Merionethshire, Wales, to 25.0`years
,2nd Me ion Troop, of Philadel- ed
leaders of the original settlers.
£]a from the
gh Welsh Scouts re
the tie.between the youthful
,of those Who emigrated
g
ago and those who remain•
in the Welsh homeland.,
ma•ts, Coats and Dresses
CLEANING AND REPAIRING
W. J. JAGO,TAILOR
If not open work maybe left 'at
Ileard\S Barber Shop,