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OF INTEREST- TO YOU
AND ME
•
May is here but 'we have not had
• any very hot, weather yet, that i_s not
from the first day or so. .
Hon. C. Dunning brought down his
uudget on May Day. But there did
-.atot seem 'to be any particular in-
• elination to use it for a maypole and
to dance about it.
Mussolini says League of Na-
tions trust go on, but that it must be
re -organized. Yes, it proved very an-
-toying to him, when lie was busy
civilizing a backward nation, to have
the "League of Nations threatening to
• do this and that to him. If the obi-
- ermembers expect Mussolini to re-
main a member the League will have
to be made over to suit 'him' better.
No doubt he will draw up a plan for
it as soon as he can get time.
Exhibitors are complaining that
• some other exhibitors give their
• sheentoo tnuclh beauty treatment be-
fore taking them to the fairs,, and
• complaint has been sent the Western
Fair authorities about it, .These
gentlemen, however, say they ,cannot
, do anything unless ,a .general move-
ment were mnacle by al] fair author-
ities. Looks as ' if all exhibitor's
would have to take to primping up
their stock for the show ring.
We • remember • an experience we
had at the Toronto fair a few years
ago, We happened to be going about
with some friend's when a young lady
in the party asked us to come and sec
some sheep, which she thought the
handsomest sheep she had ever seen.
They were, indeed, htmdsonie and
distinguished looking animals. We
had never seen such ` sheep before,
either. They were a lovely deep
yellow color, what we in a print
shop call goldenrod, and were all the
• same, clear, beautiful shade. They
were all brushed and curly, of course,
looking as if they _had had a fresh
permanent, or at least a Marcell. We
were a bit puzzled, as \ve had seen a
number of sheep in the course of our
career', and we wondered if a new
type had been evolved. "Weil,' we
thought, if they can grow sheep with
• wool Iike that it will save a lot of
coloring -of yarns, etc." However, a
sheep man later ttold us that they
1 had been "rouged" for the occasion.
It was well done and we suppose
that is one of the things exhibitors
whe do not wish, to take the trouble
' to do it, complain about. Those sheep,
'certainly stole the show in their vi-
, •oinity. •
In the Toronto Star on Monday a
\short editorial appeared in relation
' do the need of food in China and the
"waste of food in 'America. It says,
"In a province in China there
are anywhere from one million to
ten million people on the verge
of starvation.
In Brazil they are burning cof-
fee because there is too Hutch of
it. In the United States cotton
has been plowed' under and mils
lions of pigs have been destroyed
because there is too much bacon
and pork. , Tn some other cops',
tries beef animals have been de-:
,•stroyed to.reduce the surplus.
In Canada and the United States-
We
tateswe have had for several years 'a
surplus of wheat, •causing
grave concern.'
In China a million people, to
take the lowest estimate; are dye
Ing of starvation;.
There is no world management.
If the world could feed China
in her year of disaster no doubt
China could repay the world in
her• years of plenty.
Surely t li e western world
might better bestow 'in charity
' her surpk s foods on starving •
China than, destroy 'thein by fire
or the plow or east thein into the
sea."
The News -Record has often con-
tended that there has' been no over-
lrroduction of food ofi o.. clothing in
the World during the past years when
nosales could be tirade, but rather
art under -distribution•:; If every one
in all the nations of the world could
be supplied with all the good things
of this life 'which they need, count-.
big nothing but actual need, we
should have 'to 'plant all the wheat
we -could grow and set all looms -and
•factories running full speed to keep
abreast of the demand.
i
:What we need is to , evolve some
plan of making• some sort of an ade-
quate distribution. Of .course these
people who really need food and
clothing cannot buy it of us who
have plenty—there are people in this
rich country of Canada, and maybe
much nearerhome than, that to most
of 'tis, who cannot buy.. But the
world grows enough food for all her
children if only it could be distribut-
ed to thein. Who will be the pian or.
woman, or the group •which will find
out and put into , operation the
scheme of dividing the goods of this
World to the people who need then:
most?' It is a sobering thought, too,
that that is what we're expected to
do,
Budget Brought Down In
Pedes-� House On: May
D. a: y
Following are highlights • in the
tux and tariff changes' announced:
Deficit 'for the Current fiscal, year
to be less than $100,000,000 compar-
ed with $162,000,000 in the last year.
Sales tax increased to eight per
cent, from six per cent. and corpor-
ation' income tax rate increased to.
15 per ,Cent. to bring added revenue
of $20,000,000. '
Three year `exemption from cor-
poration income tax of any metalli-
ferous mine corning into production
between now and an, 1, 1940.
Rearrangement of excise and cus-
toins taxes on automobiles designed
to lowerrprices of small cars to con-
sumer. .
Drop of 114 cents a gallon in gas-
oline duty was from 214 cents a gal-
lon to one cent. •
Excise tax on Canadian brandies
reduced -to $3 per gallon—now $4.
Downward revision of 104 items in
the tariff schedule and upward re-
vision of 12, including 50 items re-
duced under preferential tariff and
no increases, - •
Heavy reductions in tariff rates.
on British cotton and silk fabrics and
amanufactured cotton and artificial
silk goods from intermediate . tariff
countries including United States.
Free entry, from all countries of
goods: or articles imported. for per-
sonal use of the blind and free en -
by of all educational sound and sil-
ent filers,
Tariff on epictiItttral implements
front intermediate tariff countries to
71k, per emit..
Duty exemption up to $100 on
goods for personal use brought in by
tourists travelling'- abroad .providing
they are absent 48 hours and that
exemption is granted onlyonce eV-
ery four months. -
Reduction is made in respect to
104 items of ,the Customs schedule
and there inc increases in respect to
12 .items.
STANLEY
Miss Mary Gordon and Mrs. Kyle:
of Goderieh, and Mrs. Agnus Gordon
and Mr. -Will Sage .of, Shepperton,
visited at the home of Mr. Thos. B.
Baird last Saturday.
Mrs. Fisher of Hemel! is visiting,
with her daughter, Mrs. Walter Mof-
fat.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Russe, 'and
son Gerald, 'of Rochester, N.Y., vis-
ited with the latter's_ parents, Mr,
and lMlrs. Arthur Caldwell.
lllrs., Jaikes.Porter of Goderich is
visiting with Ma. and Mrs. Wil]
Scotchmer.
'Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hobson and
Mfrs. Frank Hobson of St. Thomas
visited friends on' the Blne Water
Highway on Sunday,
COUNTY, NEWS
HENSALL:' A training school
for Junior Institute project leaders
and 'assistants, was held in Hensel)
en Friday and Saturday last; Re-
presentatives were 'present wont Sea
forth, Mrs. J. Hillebrecht and Miss
Annie , Piipple; Zurich,. Irene' ,Mous-
scan and Mary Coleman; Hensall,
BIRTHS
GIBBINGS In Claxton Conununity
+1-lospltal, 01t'April 30th, to Mr. and
Mrs. Warren Gibb;ngs,
Kennet] Warren.
.WEBdTER—In Scott Memorial
pxtal, Seafortli, en May 3rd to Mr.
and Webster - of Val-
na, a daughter: -Joyce' Marie.
DEATHS
MeCULLY—In Brucefield, on Apr.
29th, Mary Jane- McCully, aged. 83
years.
1111;s; E. K. Mutton .and Miss 'Isobel
Aleaander.' The class was • under
the direction of Miss F. Duthie- of
Dungannon. These leaders will now
help in carrying out the interesting
and instructive - clothing project.
"Being welldressed and well grown -
ed in their respective chubs."' Each
,club and club member •willl'show their
best work in competition on Achieve-
ment Day which will be held in Clin-
ton, Julie 13th.
NOTICE .
We wish to, take this opportunity
to thank the people of Clinton for
their kind and `. friendly patronage
which. we have enjoyed : during the
number of years we have bean in the
grocery business.
Although nc longer connected with
the •business, our jinterests;are ' still
in the Superior Store now owned
and operated by Mr. Thompson, and
will appreciate your continued pat-
ronage of the store. We wish Mr.
Thompson every success.
• —J. T.. McKnight ,& Son.
Man Wanted '
For Rawleigh Route ,of. 800 faniil-'
les. Write today. Rawleigh, Dept.
ML469-SA-E, Montreal,' Canada.
75-4.
COURT OF REVISION
. TOWNSHIP. OF GODERICH
A Court of Revision will be held
in, Spence's Hall, Holtnesville, on
Tuesdy; May 26th, at 10 a.ns. to hear
and determine complaints against the
assessment roll. All complaints must
be in writing and' delivered to the
undersigned not later than May 23.
All parties assessed ,for dogs that
have since been. destroyed should re -
tram' the tags 'or be charged in taxes.
G. THOMPSON, R,R, 2, Clinton
Clerk. '78-2.
Spring Clearance
of Used Musical Instruments, such
as Saxophones: --E flat Alto, Tenor
and "0" Melody. Trumpets, Guitars,
and all' Band Instruments of well
known snakes. Reconditioned and
fully guaranteed. Write us about
further particulars of prices. No ob-
ligations. D'Erina Deacon Musio
Shoppe, Heintzman' Building, London,
Ontaro; 242 Dundias Street. Phone:
Met, 6072. Open Evenings. '78-1.
Work Wanted.
1 am prepared to dig and work
gardens, dig and clear otit drains,
wells, cisterns, etc. Call on me when
you need a job done. Also model T.
Coupe for Sale, John C. Carter, or
ring up 160, Clinton. • 77-2-p.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In The Estate of John McKenzie;
Deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that sail
persons having claims against the
Estate 'of John McKenzie, late of
the' Village of Brucefield, in the
County of Iluron, Esquire, deceased:
'who died on or about the 9tlt day of
April, A,L., 19.36, are required to de-
liver to Barry Collins, Brucefield,
Ont., or Joseph Richardson, Varna,
Ont,, the executors of the said Fs-
tate, or F. Fingland, Solicitor, on or
before the 23rd day of May A.D.,
1936, -a full statement of their claims
together with particulars, thereof,
and the nature of the securities, if
any, held by them ,all curly verified
by affidavit.
AND TAKE NOTICE that after
the. said last mentioned date the said
Executors will proceed to distribute
the "estate of the said deceased a-
mongst the persons entitled thereto
having regard only to such claims
as they shall have received due not-
ice and in accordance therewith.
DATED :at Clinton, Ontario, this
2nd day of May, A.D., 1936.
F. FINGLAND,' Clinton, Ontario,
Solicitor for the said Estate. 78-3.
EXECUTORS' SALE
Of House, Lot and Household. Ef-
fects, of the late -John. Mc1Zenzie, at
13rucefield, on Monday; May 18th, at
1 o'clock, sharp, consisting of the
followyng: '
During room table and chairs; cup-
boards, 3 complete lied room suites,
springs, mattresses, feather ticks,
woollen blankets, sheets, quilts, pil-
lows, cushions,' toilet sets, new Beach
range, wood heater, 2 couches, sever-
al small tables, .kitchen table and
chairs, drapes, curtains, catpetd,
rugs, linoleum, lawn mower, garden
tools, carpenter's tools, dishes,- pots,
pans; and other articles too mmner
Otis to mention. _
'At the hodir of 3 o'clock the pro-
perty will be offered for sale, subject
to a reserve hid.. This•is•a very de-
sirable property and iu good condi-.
tion.
• TER14IS ON PROPERTY: 10'% of
the purchase money to 114 paid on clay
of sale, the, balance in 30 days, •
TERMS ON CONTENTS: Cash.
Everything to be sold .to wind up
the estate.' ' •
Joseph Riehaclson,, Barry Collins;
Executors.
Geo. H. Ehiott, Auctioneer." 78-2.
PAGE 5
LIVE • .POULTRY
MARKET
ALWAYS 'IN THE MARKET FOR
Poultry & F'resILEggs:
AT. TOP CASA PRICES.
Por.itry flocks ,celled free of charge
by experienced poultryman,
N. W. TREWARTIIA
Phones—Office, 214j Residence, 214w
SMARTER STILL!
If it is smart' to be saving, then
it is doubly smart to accomplish
saving stylishly.' Our Dr'y Clean-
sing service helps many a woman
to save—and to be smarter still—
to be stylish! Send us one ; or
two "not -so -good" Suits, 'Frocks
0r garments.' See how attractive
they can be made to appear, at our
small Dry Cleaning charges!
Dyeing
CL
�h1lt
Repairing ill' KS
Cleaning
Pressing
CARD OF THANKS'
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Glow wish to
thank their many friends, including
the organizations • of Ontario street
church, for flowers and gifts sent to
their little daughter, Kathleen, dur-
ing her illness in the Clinton Com-
munity Hospital, also the ,superinten-
dent and staff of the hospital and'
the -doctors in attendance for the ex-
cellent care and attention -given.
• CARD OF THANKS
Mr. and Mrs. James McGill :wish
to express their keen appreciation of
the kindness Wand care extended to
Mrs. McGill during her, long illness
in the Clinton Conununity Hospital
by the Doctors, Miss Grainger and
the staff of nurses, also for all the
kindnesses shown by neighbors and
friends, especially the ladies Of On-
tario street church.
For Sale
Dryland cedar posts, 4" to 6" top
25c, corner posts $1.00. Telephone,
posts $1.75. For' inspections apply
to Mrs.' Alice Ferguson, Frederick
street, Clinton.
Pigs For Sale
8 little pigs, She weeks old. $4.50
apiece or $9•.per pair. Apply' to C.
R. Cooper, R. Rt No, 3. Clinton.
Phone 605r15, Clinton central.
78-1.
For Sale
Esse; Coupe, 1030 model, with rum-
ble seat. Apply Olive E. Schoenhals,
Clinton. 78-1-p.
For Sale
Pure-bred Yorkshire pigs, weaned
pigs, bred sows, and serviceable
boars, sired by Grand Champion and
by prize-winning boar. Orville Free,
Dungannon,: R. R. 1, Telephone, Dun-
gannon, 14r13. 79-1.
• Potatoes For Sale -
A quantity of Dooley ' .potatoes,
suitable for seed or table use. Apply
to Alex, Sparks, 4111 concession of
Goderieh township, one mile off Hay-
field Road, '77-2-p.
THEY COME BACK
FOR BRAY CHICKS
EYEAR
YEAR After
WHEN a man buys 200 May
Chicks—
And takes 204 out of the chick
boxes—
And raises 201
One more than he paid for—
And the 201 suit him "right,
dotyn to the pound"—
What ' happens? '
Well, naturally, he writes •(as
did this customer at .Hannon,
Ont.);
et was certainly well pleased,
so will. ;you send me this,
year's price list, I hope to
have the same good luck this
Spring•„
„A.ncl, ordering. BRAY chicks
again, he may very properly ex-,
Peet .the same" "good hick."
1 or,,afteu all, it isn't good hack,
It's good management. :Bray
Chicks are bred and hatched to
behave that way. •
There's no reason why they
shouldn't do it for YOIJ, too:.
Order yours today, and see if
they don't,
FRED w, BRAY LIMITED
HATCHERY
CHICK
Phone 246
Exeter, Ontario.
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�����111 CLINTON
CAPITAL THEATRE'
REGENT THEATRE
Seafortli
',,Now Playing: `°COI20NADA>'
li ' areal" re r musical come
]. ply ay
Now: Anne Shirley -as
CIiATTTEIIBOX" r
Now:
Nory James Cabitey as
1IIE FRISCO KID"
;
Mori., 1 nes., �i'ed.
HAROLD LLOYD
his i tost special featue '
F.
Tle"Cilly Way"
IL is a fast-movipg` comedy with
not a dull nroiuent,
COMEDY .' : CARTOON
' _�
Mon., T,ues., ;Wed:. 0
-aMltI3y 01 the Bounty,'
Starring Charles Lau ltn Fran-
clot Tone and Clark Gable
undoubtedly the picture of thea
year!
'
Mon, Tues., Wed,in
M Jeainette MacDonaldand
Nelson Eddy
You will tl rill to feel songs in the
charnians musical, romance
ccNaughty Marietta'
Thuts., Fri., Sat.
BARI;ARA STANWYCii
Preston Peeler Sc Melvin Douglas
Take us' back to "Buffalo Br11"
Cooly Sit the. exciting and
cc adventurous epic. 79
ANNIE OAI�LEY
Coating: Shirley Temple and John
Boles, in "The Littlest Rebel".
Mat.: Wed.. and Sat, at 3 p.m. ,
Thurs., Fri., Sat..
Eve]y,n yeatt and Walter Kelly in
cc
Laughing Irish Eyes"
a breezy comedy with music' re-
volving around Irish characters _
Sltirloy Temple Comedy—IVe,vsieel
Thurs.Fri. Sat,
- wALPI1It C. kELLY
Grand old star of the stage in an
g
appealing and lovable' story
cc ,i
The Virginia Judge
Coming Soon: Shirley Temple in:
LITTLEST REBEL"
Comings ' Will Rogers:
"IN OLD KENTUCKY',.
3t Mat: Sat. & Holidays, at 3; p.m.
sIZEISISMINEBN. 91?
Mat.: Sat. .. and Holidays.
Sunday, May 10
MOTHER'S DAY
DON'T FORGET MOTHER
WE HAVE
Smil�s'nChuckles
AND FRESH 'PACK BOXES
IN SPECIAL WRAP
Barfliff & Crich
Phone 1, Clinton.
STRAWBERRY WEEK.
Your family will enjoy farm life
much better with a nice patch from
which to gather beautiful red berries.
The cost of 500 plants is only $3,00,
which will supply the whole family,
as Well as returning a profit the
first year.
HUGILL'S
Potato and Berry Farm
. Phone 616x.•34, Clinton Central.
'77-2.
SEEDS
Still carry a cornplete stock of
Grass Seed and Seed Grain, Let me
know requirements so I will be •'sure
to have plenty when you need some.
MANGELS & TURNIPS
Have full staff of these at very
attractive prices.
Bulk Garden Seeds
Let the fill your garden orders. All
veletable: seeds in bulk, much the
cheapest way. All seeds high in
germination.
Fred Ford
Grain, Flour Seed and Feed.
• Phone 123w.
CAR FOR SALE
DurantiDe Luxe Sedan
IN SPLENDID CONDITION
MILEAGE 25,757.
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Mrs. G. A. McLennan
Clinton. 78-1-p.
STOP! LOOK! LISTEN!
See J. E. Howard for all Classes of
Insurance.
Lowest Rates with Absolute Finan-
cial Strength. •
Call or Phone
J. ' E. Howard
Phone 178, -Clinton. 7G-tf.
G.J.'DOW
is holding his Weekly Auction Sale of
Horses, Cattle and Hogs
at his Sale Barns, •
EXETER
Wednesday, May 13th
G. J. Dow, • W. E. Nairn;
Proprietors • Auctioneer.
78-1f.
Paper ',I•Langing
Those wishing paper' hanging and .
decorating done should call on the
undersigned fox terms. 'Satisfaction
guaranteed. , Chas. Tyner, 638r12,
Clinton central. 77-2-p.
Rouse To Rent
House for rent: Apply to Mrs. R,
J. Fisher, 111111 Street, Clinton. 76-tf.
' Collie Paps '1;or;Sale
Fotir, thoroughbred, Ceara pups for
sale, Apply to D. Re -lagers R. 12,. No.
3; Clinton. Phone 694r16, Clinton
Central., • 77-1f.
• CLINTON'S HEAT. FOLDS I ',
The
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` FRESH
,
.
Kind
T
Il\SIST
for all
,
JUST
that
, ON
good
CARLOAD
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ARRIVED
Insures
CANADA
Concrete
OF
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CEMENT
Work,
.'1,
Success
e ir '
U CUL CO,
JOHN O. MUSTARD LUMBER & C
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LUMBER, SHINGLES, COAL, CEMENT, ETC.
J. T. Me1NIGHT, Local Manager
Phones: Brucefield Office & Residence: 618r11.
Clinton: Office, 74w; Residence 74j.
MOT
• STILL LIKES
CAN
GIVE HER
SPECIAL CHOCOLATE ROLLS
BATTER DROPS
and COCOANUT CREAM PIES.
WENDORE'S
Phone 68,
LET YOUR DOLLAR
HAVE MORE SENSE
by buying your Betiding Plants, An-
nuals and Vegetable plants from the
Hem -Miler Nurseries, or from the
Stores that carry their stock.
We Grow None But The Best.
STEWART BROS.
IlENMILLER NURSERIES
Phone, Carlow 235.
Spirella .
Foundation garments. Mrs. J. Sit -
cock, Corsetiere, For an appointment
telephone 285w. 73-4-2p.
For . SaIe
About 500 good cedar posts 8 ft.
long and 75 941. long, also about 46
acres pasture for rent. Well watered
and plenty of shade. Adam Steep,
R..11. No.. 3, Clinton. Phone 606r12,
Clinton central, 77-2.
Entertainment. Coming
The 'story and picture of Ben Hue
will •be presented in the church aud-
itorium on the evening of May 11th,
under the auspices of the Y.P.U. of
Wesley -Willis church. Admission 25c
and 10c. 77-2.
Pasture For Rent
40 acres of good pasture land,
cheap. Plenty of water and shade.
Apply to. Fred Hopkins,' Maitland
concession; Godeiich township. Phone
602r25, Clinton central. •77-3,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of William B. Patter-
sott, Deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that all
persons having claims against the
Estate of William B. Patterson, late
of the Village of Manchester, in the
County of Htuon, Esquire, deceased,
who (lied on or about the 26th day
of February, A,D., 1935, are requir-
ed to deliver to Ralph D.14Iunr'o, Au-
burn, Oritarie, Executor of the said
Estate, or P. Fingland, Solicitor, on
or • before the 15th day of May,-A.D.,
'.936, a full statement of their
claims together' 'with particulars
thereof, end the nature of the secur-
ities, if any, held by, them all duly
verified by affidavit.
• AND TAKE _ 'NOTICE that after
the said last nrenitoned date the said
Executor will proceed to distribute
the estate of the said deceased a-
mongst the, persons entitled thereto
having regard only to sial claims as
shall, have received due notice and, In
aceeddance. therewith. `•
DATED at Clinton,. Ontario, this
24th:. day of April, A.D., 194
F.,I+"INGLAIVD, Clinton, Ontario,
Solicitor for `the. said Estate, 77-3.
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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 your
list of 'accounts or notes t0
KELLY & AIKEN •
THE COLLECTION SPECIALISTS
at ORANGEVILLE, ONTARIO,
it would be wise to do so now.
Remember—No Collection, No Charge
Established 1890.
Man Wanted
With car to handle Ward's Quality
Teas, Coffees, . Cocoa, Spices, ex-
tracts, Medicinal Preparations di-
rect to established users in Huron
County. Write IS H. Ward Com-
pany, John South, Hamilton.
77-2,p. •
For Sale
Comfortable house, Maple street,
including bath, new furnace, good,
garden, garage. Terms reasonable.
Apply to Ida Walkinshaw, Clinton.
Phone 211. 60-1f.
Furnished Rooms to Rent
Or room and board in private fam-
ily. Home privileges,. reasonable
rates. Mrs.' J. E. Jones, 93 Ontario
St., 2nd house east of Dinsley St.,
Clinton. 74-tf-1-p.
House For Sale or Rentlark
A very desirable residence on Prin-
cess street. Good garden and fruit
trees, electric lights and town water.
House in good condition. Apply to
Miss E. Akam, Box 336, Clinton. 73-c.
Attention Ladies •
I, am now representing. the British
Knit Co. for Clinton and vicinity
and am in a position to receive orders.
for their splendid Iines. Appoint-
ments made by phone given special
attention, I have a complete line of
samples for suits, dresses, etc., and
also latest designs and fashions.
Phone 301F, or call at my home, Vic-
toria street, Clinton, "Mrs. A. S. Ink=
ley 76-3-p.
To Rent
Comfortablehouse on Huron street,
electric light, town water, garage,
good garden. Possession at once.
Apply .to Mrs. J. Snyder, Albert
street, Clinton. 73-t1.
For Sale
•.Single -comb, White ,Leghorn hatch-
ing eggs. Special mating of 8 -year-
old hens, All eggs 25 ozs. or better.
William Rutledge, R. R. No. 2, Sea -
forth, phone 616x2, Clinton. 73-tf.
For Sale
First class house, moderns conven-
iences, centrally located. Apply to
F. Fingland, Clinton. 70-tf.
House : To Rent
Comfortable brick house, Albert
street, Clinton, furnace, bath, all
Modern conventiences,. Imsned1ate
Possession.. :For particulars ' apply
to Rte.. G. W. Shelman or Mrs. W.
C. Brown. 52-tf-2p.
Clearing and, Pressing
Suits, Coats and .Dresses
DRY CLEANING AND 'REP AIRING
W J. JAGO, TAILOR
If, not open work may be left at
Hear&ils Barber Shop, I`