The Clinton News Record, 1936-04-23, Page 5nTHURS.,.'APRI. 23; -1936
THE CLINTON,. NEWS -RECORD
PAGE 5
Farm Help 1S Urgently
r
is
Needed inOnta
Unemployed tt REGISTER , ,W H T H E
nemployed LVlen EM7'LOYMENT SERVICE.
TELL YOUR NEEDS TO THE NEAREST
Farmer$ EMPLOYMENT' ,OFFICE; RELIEF A D
MNISTRATOR OR AGRICULTURAL REPRESENTATIVE.
"OR WRITE DIRECT TO THE ;UNDERSIGNED
DAVID A. CIt`OLL
,Minister of Labor, Parliament Bldgs.; To
s'OF INTEREST TO YOU
AND 'ME •
'Just one more week, of April and
surely May will have some better
• weather for us.
Certainly. the men - who, without
thought of self or of reward have
been - working night and day at the
• McGill, mine in Nova Scotia, deserve
to be materially compensated in, some
way. There are few people who
would not ,be willing to contribute
- something toward such a aurid. But it
would need to be pushed very quickly
as the public, is very fickle 'and •a
week dr so andthe whole horror will
be forgotten, except. by those Most
interested.
A twenty-fourpage Rb -Union
' number, it does not say so but we
fancy itincludesboth papers for the
week as neither of them have come to
hand, has been received inthis-office
' frons Xinoardine. The Old Boys' Com-
mittee is looking forward to a' feal
re -union in August next, and ' this
issue is one which, will serve to call
• attention to the affair. It is full of
advertising; local, general and his-
' toricet news about people and events
• of former years, accoitipanied by
photographs. It is a well planned
and printed issue and should be of
''special interest to former residents
of the town and vicinity.
Prineess.'Elizabeth, oldest daughter
• of the Duke of York, who now stands
second from the throne of Britain,
was ten years old on Tuesday and
. good wishes were wafted to her
from all over the Empire and from
points beyond.
The winsome, little lady occupies .a
aery important position in the world
today, but it is ,said her parents
have insisted upon her being reared
very simply and sensibly, But that
is the,.way British Royal children
have been reared for many a year,
and it seems to have turned out very
well, indeed. We are still hoping that
the I{ing will marry and that a di-
rect heir may • be provided, but at
the present time should sudden iIl-
ness or accident cause the demise of
Xing, Edward VIII and his brother,
• the Duke of 'York, the heir presump-
tive, Little Princess. Elizabeth would
be queen. We hope no such Elizabeth,
will arise for- many years to
come, 'brat, although the conditions.
• were 'very different •at that time,
Queen 'Victoria was but. eight years
older than Princess Elizabeth is now
when. her long reign began.
HAYFIELD
There passed to rest at Alexandra
'Hospital, Goderieh, after a lingering
illness, one who was very well and
favorably known in this district :In
the person'of Margaret Lindsay add-
.- ow of the late Richard Smith, in her
sixty-ninth year.
The deceased woman, who was the
daughter of the late Margaret Brown
= and James Lindsay' was: born tri
Stanley Township on May 17, 1867,
:and moved to. Goderieh Township
with her parents when a child. On
October- 24, 1007, she ,was united In
marriage with RichardStiith who
predeceased tier on' December 22, 1931
-and
they' settlGcT on a farm .'o
n
the Sauble Line, where they iaemained;
until they came to Bayfield, . which
has been her hotie.ever' since. -f' a
O
cheerful, kindly nature the' deceased
• woman enjoyed' a large circle or.
friends. Since her husband's (teeth,
She has hacl charge of the two Rural
Mail Routes, 1 .and 3. from'the local
Posh Office, and was most, obliging
S g
in the performance of her. duties.
'Of a robust constitution, she, had
always enjoyed good health _ until
Christmas when' !she 'was • stricken
with the 'flu Froin which she did. not
• .completely recover. About a month
n •o
g she seemed" to ivi ,rove greatly -I'
}
l g Y
I
was. :and'able
s to get out in a ,ear but
I since that time she 'has `steadily de-
elinid ,and was'"taken ,steadily
Gocleriah
'Hospital last wee];. Stirvivi»g' are
" two,Sons, James , of 'Hallett and
se Lindsay. at home, also'' ,one sister,
W.
Janet, (Mrs. W. 1-1. i'1'iggitt:s and
two "brothers, e an
George C1.,JackI Geor )';inc-
T .
sav of . Goderieh township, :
•'Thefuneral Will take place 'from
her late residence on Thursday after-
noon when Rev. R. M. Gale of • St
Andrew's United Church will have
'Charge of the service, and interment.
will be' made, in Bayfield Cemetery.
Those acting as pallbearers are Mes-
srs. Jack' Caineron, •,Hugh 'McKay,
Harrold Stinson, Percy Weston, Her-
bert McGregor, and Walter Westlake.
T'he sympathy of the community is
extended to the bereaved ones.
The annual masquerade carnival
which was held in the Town Hall on
Wednesday, April 15, under the .aus-
pices 'of the Bayfield Agricultural So-
ciety was a decided success and' en-
joyed by the large attendance. There
were more in costume and the judges
had a very difficult task to make. the
awards. 'Those acting as judges were
Miss Morley, Miss J. - Metcalf and
James Cameron and their decisions
were as follows:
Ladies ,'aucy, 'lst Mrs. R. H. F.
Gairdner (Spanish Lady); 2nd, Eliza
beth Snowden, Stanley township (Oat
Sheaf); Ladies Comic, 1st,' Mrs. N.
W,
Woodt (Highland. piper); 2nd,
Mrs. Smith, Goderieh (Lady wtith a
bustle); Gents' Fancy, lst, Mrs. E. P.
Lewis; Toronto, (Spanish gentleman) ;
2nd, Frances Powell, Clinton (Pirate)
Gents' Commie, 1st, Carl Diehl, Stanley
township (01cl Scotch woman); ' and
Peggy Orr, (Mickey Mouse); Best.
Couple, lst, Lillian and Alvin, EIIiott,
(bride, and groom); 2nd, Jean Woods
and Margaret Groves (Hula gins);
Best Girl, Gloria Westlake (Easter
Lily); Best boy, Eugene Castle (girl
with flaxen hair.) •
'The prize distributed for lady corn-
ing the longest distance went to Mrs.
E. P. Lewis, and that for the man to
Bob Aberharil. •
The music for the dance was played
by the Bayfield Orchestra and Cart
Houston acted as floor mangaer.
The President, J. McClure, welcomed
the people to the Carnival. A Dunn
distrib'hted the prizes. Tlie hall was
very beautifullydecorated for the
occasion . with rings knots 'and
streamers in the Easter colors. A
great deal of credit for the success
of the affair is. due to the untiring
efforts of the committee in charge.
'
Rev. J. P. Parke who has spent tete
winter in Toronto returned to his
hone, "Paradise", in Stanley town-
ship, last Week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Beckner and, X.
McGilvray of Mount Forest have
leased the store and flat in the Post
Office building and are 'opening a
butcher shop this week. It is hoped
that the people of this district will
support this enteriirise, so that Bay-
field will , have a butcher shop. •here
permanently. )
Mrs. C. L. Guest of Toronto is
spending this week with her .'sister,.
Mrs. M. L. Thorn.
Mrs, Collins, accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. I{err, of ICineardine
carie Thursday to visit ,her niece,
Mise -.E. Cameron. •
kr. James Caineron and son, Ev-
ans, returned to Toronto' on Sunday
after having spent 'Easter week in
the village.
Mrs. A. 0...Brandon came home
Saturday after a week in 'London
where she underwent a slight opera-
tion.-
Mrs. W. ,Alien returned from Pres-
ton, where' she had been, ` to spend
a while.with,iei' mother, Mrs. E. At-
wood, before leaving for her home
in the west. ' • .•
Dr, E. P. Lewis spent the wee: -
end as the guest of Mrs.Woods and
.oh his return to..Toronto was accom-
panied by Mrs., Lewis,'who•,had spent
the - week .here.
..Mr. and `Mrs. David Dewar left
Thursday ,and Misses Elva `'and Anne
Dewar, left on' Sattirciay for Toronto,
after' having spent the. Easter Vaca-'
-tion with their parents':
Mr.. ancl Mrs. Victor'I3uit end babe
of Lnodotaspent. Sunday with • the
lady's. parents, 'Mr. and•• -Mrs, F, W.
Baker'. Peggy, Buster and Budtlie
Burt returned with, thein, after
spending the holiday week with their
grandparents:
grandparents: -..
Mrs. E. H. Featherstone left Sun-
day to visit het sisters in London amu,
Sarnia,
Mrs. L.
13: Smith d an two children
'
Hildrea
of London . and Mia, Harold Icing
and 'Master' Baroid Atwood of 'Sar-
nia > returnee,, .to. their respective
honmes;ivith, their husbands,- who also
BIRTHS
TEBBUTT — In Clinton Coriiniunity.
Hospital, on April 17th; to1Mr. and;
Mrs.' Irvine Tebbutt of Goderieh
township, a son:'
RAITHBY At Auburn,.. en April
16th, to Mr. and )VIPs. Frank.Raith-
-by, a son.
AMBLER — In St. Joseph's Mercy
T-Iospital, Pontiad, .Mich„ on April
20th to Mr. and Mrs: Harty W.
• Ambler, -a son.-Iiugh Rorke.
DEATHS
McKENZIE. In Clinton Hospital,
on Am', 9th, John' McKenzie of
Brucefield in his' 84th, year.
SPOTTON—In Winghani, r on April
20th," George Spotter:, formerly M.
P. for North Huron, in 'his 59th
year.
TOWNSHEND In Goderieh •town -i
ship, on April 17th, Mary Eliza -
;beth„ daughter of lyir. and. Mrs:'
Erhest' A. Townshend,' in her 2nd
•year.
SMITH—In Goderieh, Hospital, on
April 21st, Margaret' Lindsay, wid7
' ow of Riehard Smith, of Stanley
m
township, her 89th ear.
spent the week -end here, after spend-
ing the Easter week with their par
•encs, Mr. and Mrs. C. Parker.
Mr. Harold Scotchmer. returned
Monday toresume his studies at the
O.0 E. Totonto, after spending the
vacation with his parents; The Ladies',,Gniid of: Trinity church
held a very sueeessful salad . tea in
the hank rooms on Friday., The
rooms "'were" very attractive with
Easter colors and a profusion of
spring flowers,, and a number called
during the afternoon • to enjoy -tea
with the ladies.
Last. Saturday night a . Bayfield'
young lady,dreained that twb- of the
three risen -were - rescued frons the
Moose' River mine. At that time it
was not:known that any of them were
alive, but Sunday morning' when it
was learned that all three were alive
•the lady thought her dream did not
menn `anything. But the dream was
recalled when the third .member) or
the party died Monday morning. and
when the two,. Dr: Robertson and Mr.
Scadding. were safely remora from
the nine last night.
STANLEY
Mrs, Harold Penhale and fancily
are at present the guests of her par.-
ents, Mr.. anti Mrs. Geo. Hodgson of.
Wilton Grove.
• Mr. Alex Chesney of Seaforth was
the guest, of Mr. Harold Penhale on
Sunday. -
Mr. Joe Wild sold a fine horse to
My. William Cndanore of Seaforth.
Mr. Will Scotchmer was in Seaforth
on Friday last.
Mr. James, the Aluminum man, put
on a demonstration at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. H. Penhale on Saturday
evening.
Miss Irene Scotehmer of Seaforth
visited under the parental roof re-
cently.
Goderieh Estate Costs 'Ap-
peal Is Dismissed
• Justice Ringstone, in 'a judgment
delivered at Osgoode Hall, last,weelt,
dismissed an appeal of the official
guardian for Ontario against an or-
der of .fudge Thomas M. Costello of
the Surrogate Oourt of Huron Coun-
ty, fixing the compensation of F. R.
Darrow, Goderieh, solicitor, as execu-
tor of the estate of the late John S.
Bedford, Goderieh, at $4,362.15.
The official guardian, representing
e. 19 -year-old son of John S. Bedford,
contended the amount of compensa-
tion awarded the executor was exces-
sive.
STOP! LOOK. LISTEN!
See -J, B. Howard for alt Classes .of
Insurance. '
Lowest Rates with Absolute Finan-
cial Strength.
Call or Phone
J. E. Howard
Phone 178, Clinton.
Hay For Sale.
The undersigned offers for sate,
one mile south of Clinton, about 8
tons of well -saved timothy and air. -
alfa nixed bay. Price 0.00 per ton
at barn. Terms Cash. .Oliver ,J. Jer-
vis, executor of.' 3. Jervis Estate.
76-2;
Car For Sale
A four -cylinder coach in 'good con-
dition and good -tires. Cheap. ' Ap-
ply. to Bert Langford.
House 'To Rent"
Hoose .for rent. Apply to Mrs, R.
J. 'Fisher, Mill. Street, Clinton. 76-tf.
•For Sale
Essex ,C'ou 1ie, 1930 model, with+
, 1,,
:ciunble seat. • Apply Olive E. Sciioen-
hais; Clinton, 76-1.'
Private. Sale
Household fui:nishing , I offer for
sale at my,,residence' the following.;.
Dining room suite, chesterfield suite,
2 rugs,' electric. ;radio, washing Ma=
chine , and, toaster,' bed slirings and
mattress," coal 'oil stove . and oven,
Quebec, range and heater; cupboard,
kitchen chairs, table, dishes and cook-
ing `utensils,V double size stretcher,
and other articles. Please -call even-
ings o> : on Saturday afternoon. M.
J. Schoenials, Queen, Street. 76-1-p.
,CUT FLOWERS
FLOWERING PLANTS
FLORAL DESIGNS
Chas. V. Cook
�'LORI,S'T
Phones. 66w and 663
LIVE , . POULTRY
-MARKET
ALWAYS' IN THE' MARIKET POR
Poultry '& Fresh Eggs.
AT 1.'OP CASH PRICES.
Poultry flocks eulled free of charge
by experienced poultryman.
N. W. TREWARTBA
Phones -Office, 2141 .Residence, 214w
O.J.' .D O YYWYE
isholding his Weekly Auction Sale of
Horses, Cattle and Hogs
at his Sale. Barns,
EXETER
Wednesday, April 29th
G. 3. Dow,' , W. E.' Nairn,
' Proprietor. Auctioneer.
76-tr.
"Top Manny' Husbands"
presented by St.' Andrew's Junior
Dramatic Society in .
Town .
Hall, y � Ra •f'eld
�'
Wednesday, April 29th
at 8.15 p.ni.
Adiu}ssion 25c and 15c. '76-1.
Good Pasture -For Rent'
Goodpasture with plenty of. shade
and good water, Inquire in The
Clinton News -Record office.
76-2-p
Cottage For Rent- -
Comfortable 6 -Poor cottage In
Mary street, cellar, shed, town wat-
er, lights, garden. Apply to Miss E.
Becker, Erie street. 76-2-p.
MR. FOOT was friendly with Bumpy
' Bunion and Burny Callus until
Cress Corn and Bunion Salves were
sold by alhtdrug stores.
For Sale ,
' Plymouth Sedan, 1929, • well cared
for, 111 good running condition, gone
18,000'' miles, new tires, license, in-
surance. • Sell reasonably. Mrs. Al-
ice Ferguson, Frederick street, Clin-
ton. 76-2.
Por Sale or Rent
Two-fifths acre of good garden
land on west side of Frederick street,
fall ploughed. Apply • to Mrs. C.
Hunt, Clinton.' • 76-2-p.
Wanted
'Cattle for grass. Gooch pasture grid
'plenty of shade and water. Apply to
Orville Dale, R. R. No. 4, Clinton.
Phone 247r22, Seaforth central.
76-1-p.
APPLICATIONS
Applications for the joint positions
'of Sec. -Treasurer and School Atoll -
dance Officer for the Board 'of Clin-
ton Public School will be •received by
the undersigned up to 8 pan. on April,
28th, 1936, Salary $80.00 per annum.
T. H. Hardy, Dep. -Chairman, Clinton
Public' School Board. 76.7.,
Attention Ladies
I' earl now representing the British
I{nit Co. for Clinton and vicinity
aridamin a: position to receiveorders
for.. their splendid lines. Appoint-
ments made by phone given special
attention.; I have a complete line of
samples for suits, dresses, etc., and
also latest designs ,and fshtons.
Phone 301F, or call at my ,come, Vic-
toria street, Clinton. Mrs. A. S. Ink -
ley. 76-3-p..I
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of Henry Baker,-`
Deceased.
NOTICE is Hereby. given than. all•
persons having claims against ';the
Estate of Henry Baker, late of the
Township -of Goderieh, in the County
of Huron, Farmer, deceased, who died
on or about the 22nd clay of August,
A.D., 1035, are required to deliver. to
.Robert McClennaglian, R. R. 5, Luck-
no�v, Ont.; or ,Harry McClenaglian,'
Belgrave, Ont., the` Executors of the
said Estate, or 1',. Fingland, Solicitor,
on or bedore the 16th day of May, �.
I.)., "1936, a full statement of; their
claims -together, with:particulars
thereof, and the nattire of•.the Secur—
ities, if any, held by them all duly
verified by affidavit. •
AND TAKE NOTICE that :after
the said'' last mentioned `- date ."',fie
Executors will'proceed to. distribute.
the estate of the ..said deceased':
mongst the persons entitled thereto
having regard only, to such claims as
shall have received due notice and M.
accordance therewith.
t
Iii
DATED at Clinton;
Ontario, this
16th' day of. Aliril, 'A.D., 1936. '
F, PTNGLATND, Glint n; Ontario,
Solicitor for the said Estate. 76-3.
AOXY THEATRE, CLINTON
Now Plays ig:' Charles Laughlin,
Charles Ra gales, Mary Boland.
"RUGGLES OF RED GAP"
a laugh a minute.
Monday, ,Tuesday, Wednesday
30E E. BROWN iu
"BRIGHT LIGHTS"
Tlie funniest picture of the. year:
' COMEDY CARTOON
Thursday, Friday Saturday
i'aul Muni and Ann Dvorx
"DR. SOCRATES"
'action and thrills in everyfoot of
COMEDY- •
filet, NEWS REEL;
Mat. Sat &. Ifolidays at 3 .P.m.
COMING: "SMART GIRL." •
CAPI CAL 'I''NEATRE
Now: 1Yilliani Powell in:
"TI1E THIN MAN"
Men., Tues.,; Wed.
'Phe Dionne Quintuplets an
"The ,Cogntr y: Doctor"
Jean Hershott, Dorothy Peterson.
'1'hurs., Only, April 3551t
Auspices Women's Hospital Auxil-
iary .
"CORONADA"
Hear Eddie Dachi,, and his Orches-
tra in this most joyous musical.
Friday and Saturday .
t. WILLIAM BOVD In
"Bar 20 Rides Again"
Action and Thrills. Aplenty
Coming: Astaire and Rogers in.
"FOLLOWTHE FLEET", '
Mat.: Wed.,. and Sat. at 3 • p.m.
'REGENT THEATRE
Seaforth
Now: Pre§ton Foster ins
"MUSS 'pili UP'9
Mon., Tues., Wed.
Shirley _Temple and John Boles
co-starred in a delightful tale of ,
the chivalrous old South
"The LITTLEST REBEL'
' Thurs., Fri., Sht.
Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers
The ,ling, and queen of rhythmic
step, afloat en an ocean of fun
."FOLLOW THE FLEET"
Corning: "In Old Kentucky".
Mat:: Sat. at 3 p.m.
minced Pies
Raisin - Cherry
BIueberry --Apple
SATURDAY SPECIAL
'5c Lemon Pies
Made By. ,f
Bartliff .& Crich
Phone 1. Clinton:
SEEDS
Full stock.of Clovers, Timothy and
other Grasses on hand. Twenty years
experience in the buying of these at
your service. You will find our
prices very attractive for the quality
we are selling.
In seed oats; have Improved Ban-
ner No. 1 Government Standard, also
Victory. 'Specializing a six -rowed
barley this year. Have otit of 2700
bus. shipped in; a very limited quan-
tity left.
Por chicks have Maple Leaf Cafe-
teria Chick Mash and Growing; this
is the mash Professor Graham of.
Guelph recommends. All pen form-,
ula's quantities of ingredients marls -
ed on bags.
Highest prices paid for `Wheat,
Oats and Barley.
Fred Ford
Grain, Flour Seed and Feed.
Phone 123ty.
Wanted
Capable women as housekeeper
and: companion. Phone 93, Clinton.
'7545.
Wanted
A Colony house, 10x12 ft. Apply
to Walter. Forbes, Phone 31r604,
Clinton. '76-1.
AUCTION. SALE
Of Household Effects, to be held
at stir. Arthur Cantelon's residence,
Huron street, Clinton, on Saturday,
April 25, consisting of: garden tools,
bedroom suites, stoves, ice box, elec-
tric: washing machine, tables, chairs,
cupboards, one Williams new upright
piano, window drapes, blinds,'kitchen
utensils, dining room suite, dishes,
one bightwagon,and other articles
too numerous to mention.
• TERMS: CASH.
Mrs: Geo. T. Jenkins, Proprietress.
Geo. H. Elliott, Auctioneer. 76-1:
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Of Farm' Stock and • Implements, at
lot 14, Bayfield -Road, 1 mile west of
'Varna, on Monday; April 27th, at 1.30
sfarp, consisting of:
HORSES: Agricultural mare, 10.
years old; agricultural mare, 11 years
old; driving mares work. ,single or
double.
CATTLE: Durham co*, 5 years
old, due to freshen June 39tb;, Dur-
dam cow, k years old, milking; : Dina.
,ani cow, 5 years old, due to, freshen
May 101:11; Ilttrhama heifer, 3 years
old, clue to freshen May lst; black
cow, 6 yearsold, due to freshen June
lst; 2 Polled Angus heifers, rising 2
years; Polled.Angussteer, rising '2
.years; 2 Durham grade heifers, 1
year old; Durham grade steer, 1 year
old; 8 spring calves.
PIGS: York sow, due to profit May
6th; Tamworth sow, due to profit.
May 7.st. .a
IMPLEMENTS: Deering blaster,' 6
ft., cuf; Deering mower, :6 ft.. cut;
Deering drill; Deering spring toots,
ctjltivatpir; good foam ,wagon; set of
sleighs,;• hay' rake; walking plow set
of diamond harrows; set disc iar-
rows;• scuffler; fanning mill with full
ine of seives or grain orgrass seed;
steel'tire buggy;
set .-of double har-
ness (brass mounted); set ofa,tiigle,
laavness; Melotte cream', separator,
good as tie*, 600 Ib. capacity; 'forks;
chains, and numerous 'other articles.
'Positively no reserve as proprietor
Iris rtented liis,farm on account of ilI
health.
Robert Campbell, Proprietor.
George I1.`Elliott, Auctioneer: 76-1.
CLINTON'S HEAT FOLKS
The
FRESH CARLOAD OP
t'' �1 Y C1i1 I
JUST ARRIVED
Kind that'Iosures Success
• INSIST ON. CANADA CEMENT
for all good Concrete Work.
JOHN O. IUiOSTAHO LU[IOEH & COAL CO,
LUMBER, SHINGLES, COAL, CEMENT, ETC.
J. T. McKNIGHT, Local Manager
Phones: Brueefield Office & Residence: 618r11.
Clinton: ,Office, 74w; Residence 74j.
WENDOR.F'S
April specials
Large, Juicy ORANGES, doz. 39c
"HUMBUGS", per lb. 15e
ASIS FOR OUR CRACKED WHEAT
BREAD
- "Best for Health
99
HUNTS' and NEILSON'S CHOCOL-
ATES. FRESH for the Week -end.
WENDORF'S
Phone 68.
Seed Barley For Sale
A quantity of O.A.C. No. 21 barley
grown from certified seed. 50e per
bushel. Apply to Ernest Pollock,
Bayfield road, Varna post office.
76-2.
For Sale" or Rent
Comfortable cottage, Huron street,
Clinton. Also a good farm on No. 8
Highway for sale. Apply to Frank
Glees, R. R. No. 4, Clinton, Phone
617r12, Clinton central. '75-3.
For Sale
Early Irish Cobbler potatoes and
O.A.C. 21 Barley, grown from•, certi-
fied seed, also seed oats and late po-
tatoes. Jas. R. Stirling, R. R. No. 2,
Bayfield, . phone 600r12, Clinton cen-
tral. 75-tf.
Spring Cleaning Time Is Isere
I am :'prepared to do all kinds of
house furnishing cleaning. Rugs
mats, chesterfields cleaned and de-
mothed.' For appointments call 303w.
Can attend to any appointments in or
out of town. Berber, Castle, Clin-
ton. 76 2
For Sale
Comfortable house, Maple street,
including bath, new furnace, good
garden, garage. Terris reasonable.
Apply to Ida Walkinshaw, Clinton.
Phone 211. 69-tf.
For Sale
One sprayer, 200 gal. capacity, 21/
H.P. engine, London ,hake. A. Seeley.
75-3.
For Sale
One 490 Chev. 'Touring motor, ex-
tra good shape; one 24-46'MeLaugh-
lin Buick touring car; one 21/ H.P.,
and one 41/ TI. P. International • en-
gine. "A. Seeley. 75-3.
Furnished Rooms to Rent
Or room and board in private fam-
ily. Honie privileges, reasonable
rates. Mrs. J ,E., Jones, 93 Ontario
St., and house east of Dinsley St.,
Clinton. ' 74-tf-1-p.
Spirella
FoundationB
garments. Mrs. J. Sil
cock, Corsetiere. For an appointment
telephone 266w. 73-4-2p.
House For Sale of Rent
A, very desirable`residence en Prin-
cess street. Good 'garden and fruit
trees; : electric' lights and town water.
House in good condition,. Apply to
Miss L. Akam,0
' Box 3"0, Clinton; 73-c.
Seed For Sale
Yellow 'o
owLoss nr street clove,' and
timothy seed, spring wheat "and early.
Alaskan ,oats, and some Dooley pota-
toes, . all suitable for seed. ` Apply
to 3. Leslie Co; R, R. No. 1, Gode'-
rich. Phone 6031,2; Clinton. ' 76-8.
1
BURGESS' STUDIO
CLINTON
Photographs of Distinction
by
• IRENE BURGESS
Phone 115.
Developing and Printing
(Open Every Day)
DEBTS - - - DEBTS
If you haven't already sent youa'
list of accounts or notes to
KELLY & AIKEN
THE COLLECTION SPECIALIST%
at ORANGEVILLE, ONTARIO,
it would be wise to do so now;
Remember—No Collection, No Charge
Established 1890. '
Spring Clearance Sale of Used Pianos
Such well-known makes as Heintz.
man, Nordheimer, Mason & Mich,
Weber and others at reasonable pries
es and terms. Write Heittzman 8i
Co., 242 Dundas St. London for fur-
ther particulars. No obligations.
74-3,
TENDERS
Tenders will be received up to 3
o'clock May 4th, 1936, for the oper-
ating of Htillett Township Crusher
for 1936. Contractor to furnish suf-
ficient power to peep the crusher run-
ning to full capacity, and mit the
crushed material into the bin. All
material to be put through an Inch
Square Hole and to be done to the
satisfaction of Council and Road Sup-
erintendent. Tenders are to be stated_
per yard and Contractor must com-
ply with rules set out by the Work-
men's Compensation.
Tenders will also be received for
the trucking" of the crushed material
from the Crusher. Single wheel•
trucks to draw 11,6 yds. and Dual
Wheels 2 yds. Tenders must be'per
yard mile. '75-2.
To Rent
Comfortable house on Huron street,
electric light, town water, garage,
good garden. Possession ' at once.
Apply to lairs. J. Snyder, Albert
street, Clinton. - 73-tf.
Boarders. and Roomers Wanted
Comfortable accommodation f o r
boarders and, roomers in house with
modern conveniences, second door
west of Baptist. church, Huron street,
Clinton. Mrs. W. H. Cole. Phone .
134. 72-51.
For Sale
Single -comb, White Leghorn hatch-
ing eggs. Special mating of 3 -year-
old hens. All eggs 25 ozs. or better.
William Rutledge, R. R. No. 2, Sea-
forth, phone 616r2, Clinton. 73-tf.
For Sale
First nlass house, Modern conven-
iences, centrally located. Apply to
F. Finglaad, Clinton. 70-tf.
Cattle. Pastured
I have room for 15 head. Good
grass and water, 0. R. Forster, Tel.
Carlow 169, R. R. No. 2, Clinton.
r3 -4-p.
!louse To Rent .
Comfortable brick house, - Albert
street, Clinton, •furnace, , bath, all
modern :conventiengeg. Iniinssiiate
possession. For particulars apply
to Rem. G. W. Sherman or ;Mrs. W.
M '
C. Brown. lit -t£ -2p,
Cleaning and Pressing
Suits; Coats and, Dresses
DRY CLEANING AND REPAIRINfa
W. J. JAGO, TAILOR
If not open work maybe left at l
p
Heardls, Barber 'Shop,