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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1936-05-21, Page 5''THURS,'MAY 21, 1936t,, THE 'CLINTON' NEWS-RECORti PAGE 5 • THEIR ASSETS -Health, - a Sew securities, and' hope for the future. • THEIR PROBLEM ---TO raise money for a temporary need, and still retain their securities. THEIRSOLUJTION-They talk it over with their hanky, arrange to borrow against their securities. Within a reasonable time they pay off .their loan (for they are thrifty), and will get back their securities intact. Thus the firm of Mr. and Mrs. have established a line of credit. Perhaps even more important, they have disco'vered.. their local bank manager is more than a banker -he is their friendly counsellor too. THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA CLINTON BRANCH - - E. E. PATERSON, Manager °OF INTEREST TO YOU AND ME• ;.. A semi -dictatorship is spoken of, for France. May the saints preserve them from such a Tate. Besides there -Ave two too many dictatorships in " Europe now. On Thursday next the Conserve '.rives of Ontario will meet to choose a leader. There are so many aspir- ants that sufficient delegates will need to be sent to'the convention, else it will be difficult to settle upon a leader. Henry Ford, who made the auto- mobile popular with the masses of ,ieople, has taken to riding a bicycle. ..He is probably beginning to iealize that if motor cars become more and more common the use of the legs will beeonte a lost art.. The Orillia Packet -Tithes is cele- brating the tenth anniversary of the :amalgamation of The Packet and The Times, the two oldest papers in Or - It is a live sheet and• we offer congratulations and trust it may yet ;celebrate its Golden Jubilee. of poor ,peiformanee while in the class rodnn. But there are fewer still who would go to the length a young Frenchman did when be set fire to the college in which :lie was a student, avowedly to destroy a teach- eVe note book in which were marks against his name for classroom mis- conduct. ' MARRIAGES "cHESNEY -+ CONNELLY -.At St. Peter's , rectory, Goderich, -on May llth,i by 'Rev. C, F. Nagle, Teresa` Connelly, Bornholm, to John M. Chesney Stralord. KIRItLAND, • ANDREW - At the home of the br'ide's parents, Ashton• Lodge, Ashfield Township, o n May 16th, by',.the Rev. > W J,'' Pat:,. .ton, Jessie, only daughter of Mr. and NITS. Isa.'ae Andrew; tp Gordon Brown Kirkland, son of Mrs. It i k- latnd and the late Mr. Kirkland of Teeswater: A Congressman' jii tl e..,United States has caused some 'mild exerte- ment by_introducing a measure to appoint a committee to investigate the "practicability" of a. union be- tween the United States and Canada. Somehow, that subject doesn't seem to interest many people nowadays on either side of the international bor- der. 'Canada might be induced to sit down to 'consider it with the under•• standing that the whole country take the name of Canada, that the States in the Union be reorganized • on the basis of the size •of the Canadian provinces and that it all become a member of•.the British Conimor- tvealth of nations, known as the Brt- tisk Empire. Otherwise - nothin' dein', SrrErnest MacMillan,who is GODERICH TOWNSHIP .`knoant to many here, king a nephew The W. A. of Ebenezer met at the of the late Mrs. (Dr.) Gtinn, says home - of Mrs. Carman Tebbutt eh that a great deal of the music Marc' May 14th, with a good attendance. A in churches is "trash:"l Sir Ernest strawberry festival was planned 'for ought to know, as he knows a great .on the King's birthday, June 23rd. *deal about music. But of course Mr. McLeod has taken up, his du. this doesn't apply to the " Clinton ties again, teaching school, after his -churches. • illness. The community is glad to see hint so well recovered. Mrs. John Tebbutt has returned home after visiting her, sister in Goderich ,a few days. Mrs. Fred Lehi) has been on the sick list. 'We hope she will soon be better. Death claimed one of the old pion- eers of West ' awanosli, in the perr son of Mrs. Foran, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John McGuire, of this township. . Shehad been ailing all winter but was . around as usual on' Tuesday, when she was stricken with a heart attack and only lived about twenty minutes after. She had family of ten children. Her hus- band ;predeceased her .by twenty-six years.: The .fnteral was held from the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. McGuire en. Friday to her own church, at "St. Angustine, where Father Damiahn read the mass, assisted by Father Sullivan of Clinton, and Fath- er Fallon of Goderich. Among those •say the injury was not serious. It from a distance who .attended the is not much fun either getting struck funeral. were: Chris,, her son .on the -or- striking the :"funnybone. We homestead,with. whom she lived, Mike had an experience recently and had of De La Salle College, Toronto, An- , we been sitting on a horse at the .other son,, John of Vancouver, detee- time we should certainly have fallen .off. 1 It would seem to be the best plan for people who have valuable pa- pers to rent a safety deposit box in •'a chartered bank in which to store them. Banks are sometines robbed; bank clerks sometimes are dishonest, • but the bank will make good the loss 12 anything happens your bonds while • 111 their care. • A class of. for ylittle girls who `visited the Hoose of Commons the dither day decided that' the meinbers ""ciidn!t look clever," and . Miss Mac- phail says only ten of them are hand - 401110, Mrs. Black -the other women member, putting the "number even lower. So what have those" repro-' sentatives of ours at Ottawa any- way? The Duke of Gloucester was' struck •on the elbow by a' polo ball, the oth- er day, and, it was reported that he • :fell from his horse.. Latest reports. BIRTIIS i-IAWI..INS-4-In ,Clinton Community Hospital, on- May 18th, to Mr. and Mrs.' Hugh Hawkins,'a •daughter.- Jeyce Miller. DEATHS MITCHELL -In Hanover, - on May 20th, George Hollinger Mitchell, its his 55th year. STEWART-In Goderich,- on May 16th, Clyde K. 'Stewart,. joint' pro- ,prietor of the Goderich Star, in his 48th year. We offer sympathy to 'Mr. Wilkes of The Goderich Star, in the loss of tive force, was not able to attend; Mas. E. Cronin and Mrs. W. Winter,. Toronto;. Mrs. C. J., Kennedy, and Mrs.' Joseph Keoeher; Buffalo; Mrs, his partner, Mr. C. IC. Stewart, who Mary McConnell • and, daughter of a .after but a short ill- ,Lloydtown; Mr, and Mrs. Martin' died Saturday y u Finleon and son, John, of Det'r'oit; tress. It is fess than -a year since Me. and Mac. Lou,n Donova Detroit; Wilkes and: Stewart purehas l•n' .,,ed The Star froiii the Naftel Estate William -.'and :Cornealis h'oran of St., ;'and the. have been publishinga .,Helens; •Mr, Charlie 'Thoii�pson of y f Toronto, • and .,Mrs. David Gillespie bright and newsy paper.. It is unfor- and Mr. Dorsey of Buffalo: Tho Lunate that the partnership has been , so soon dissolved: bearers Were: W. J. and Corneiias , Fo • nGus"(Mahan; Mike Cumming:, . rat, Exeter : seems to be a very dry W. Armstrong and Geo. Nailer. place, They have been trying to'' Mr. and Mrs. Gee. Wilson and M. strike water for domestic use, there, / and Mrs. W. Stirling of Port. Stanley calling, `on friends on Sunda • having sunk no 'leper than fifteen were f y. ' �e h�' Mrs. Cronin of Toronto'is.sto in .;test holes, without' finding enough g .stopping ' water to Y supply .purchased town's needs, ana' a week .with her sister, Mrs.. J: Me. •.now they itrchased somelanti Guire. where splingt are known -to be and P , • aro .going' to pipe the water. down `to Premier Aberhartof Albertahas been in Ottawa this week conferring 'a reservoir. It is to be 'hoped that , this will do the trick for a ooe and with Prime Minister King but the g entlemen refuse to .make public 1'supply-'of. water is':ver g plentiful h the subject of their conversations. It necessary to the, happiness and health of anycommunit : is stated, however, that the Alberta Y Premier' is seeking financial aid ' to There are few students ,who at get his Social Credit scheme, or what - some tima or ,other have not wished ever it is that, he is now planning, 'that they could destroy stnne record I started. IN MEMORIAM WHITLEY-1n loving,memory of our mother, °Alice Ann 'Whitley, who passed away May 18th, 1934. "No one heard the footsteps • . Of the 'angels drawing near. Who took from us to Heaven The one we loved so dear." -Ever ,remembered by her loving daughters, Lizzie and 2cella. CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Mary Rutledge and family 'wish to thank •all the friends and neighbours for their kindness and sympathy' during ' .Mrs. , Cantelon's illness and death, and for the beauti- ful flowers, and to those who loaned their cars. " • CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Mrs. Robert Mason wish to express their entire, dation of the kindness shown to their mother in her- illness and also for the kindnesses and sympathy shown them in their bereavement; for flowers sent and ears loaned for the funeral. CARD. OF THANKS .Mr. R. J. Miller extends to all friends and neighbors his sincere thanks for the 'kindness shown Mrs. Miller during her illness and .also for the expressions of sympathy ex- tended to him in his bereavement, for flowers sent, cars offered and .for ail the many acts of kindness shown. TUCE ERSMITII The regular meeting of the Tuc- kersmitlt Ladies' Club •was held at the home of Mrs. Fletcher" Townsend on May 13th. There were fifteen members and two visitors present. The roll call was an exchange of seeds,.plartts, etc, 'The program con- sisted' of a musical contest, readings by Mrs. Landesborough and Mrs. F. Townsend, and a plane solo by Miss Sarah Whitmore. The next meeting will be held at the, home of Mrs. Gifford Crich on , June Srd, and the coli call will be "Some articles made from flour sacks." CUT FLOWERS FLOWERING • PLANTS � FLOiIAL; DESIGNS, Chas. V. Cooke` FLORIST Phones: 66w and 661 - STANLEY The May meeting of' the Stanley Community Club was. helcl at the home of Mrs. Geo, Henderson with eighteen members present. Roll call was answered by an exchange of vegetable and flower seeds. A very interesting' program con- sisted of 'readings by Mrs. Alex. Mc - Ewan, Mrs. Neil McGregor and Mrs. John H. McEwan. A solo by Mrs: Cliff. Stewart was much enjoyed, al- so one by the hostess, Mrs. Hender- son who sung a "Mother's Day" solo. Miss Johnson and Mrs. Henderson also played a piano chiet. The next meeting is to be belch at the home of Mrs. John H. MdEwan, roll call 'to be answered by "Advice to the bride." • A social hour was once enjoyed before the gathering broke up. LIVE .POULTRY MARKET ALWAYS' IN THE MARKET FOR Defence Motion Denied By Court Robertson Attorney Claims No Direct Evidence Given. Gordon Shaver, R.C., defence _coun- sel in the trial of J. Howard Robert- son, ,tax collector, • being tried ' in Goderich, for alleged conversion of $7i- '582 of the town's money, to his own use, failed Tuesday to have the case dismissed for lack of direct evidence of guilt, •• After a two-hour plea by- defence, County Jticlge, T'.' M. Costello ruled that there was sufficient prima facie evidence of guilt to " proceed with fui•theil evidence. Defence in asking "dismissal, said the report of the R. W. Johnston" Company, St. Thomas, chairtered ae countants, who made an audit of the tax cellector's books in 1934-35. was valueless. . • "I have no hesitation in saying that in any court in ,the land it 15 not worth the paper it is written on," Mr. Shaver said. I•Ie claimed it started nowhere and ended nowhere, the books and records being in such a 'muddle . that it was impossible for any accountant to make sense out oi; them. Not Completes Audit It took n.o. account:,' he claimed, of sums collected by Robertson on taxes for years prior to his ;appointment in 1928; no analysis was made in it of N.S.F. checks paid into the collector Poultry ,& Fresh Eggs AT TOP CASH PRICES. Poultry flocks culledfree of charge by experienced' poultryman. N. • W. TREWARTHA Phones -Office, 2141 , Residence, 214w ' 'KEEPING WELL DRESSED Being well dressed is more than a matter of buying good clothes it means keeping' your clothes good-looking. If you entrust your suits to us when they need dry cleaning, we'll': turn them back spotless! tt Dyeing Repmring Cleaning CLARK'S Pressing from time to time. He .believed •'the •tudit by Johnston could not be con- sideied a complete audit. He submitted that practically ail evidence given by the town auditor, Harry. Long, was inilireet evidence of payments reputedly made 'by third parties to the collector for.whfch they badreceipts., No receipts for any tax payments received by Robertson direct and signed for by him have been submitted during the trial, he claimed. For Sale A frame house, on Albert street, five rooms, 1-4 acre lot, town water, in fair condition. ' For further parti- culars apply to Frank Fingland, Clinton, or executors, Harry McCool, Blyth, Ont., or J. W. McCool, Lon- desboro. 80-tf, TOWNSHIP OP HULLETT NOTICE is hereby given that a Court of Revision on the Assessment Roll will be held in the Community Flali, Londesboro, on Monday, June 1st, at 2 p.m. in the afternoon. All appeals must be in writing • and delivered to the Clettk -JAS. W. Mc000L, Clerk. 80-2. MISS USTA KNIFE had blood- poisoning. Now she uses both Cress Corn and Bunion Salves. At • all Drug' Stores.. THE COUNTY COUNCIL MEETING Thenext meeting of Huron County Council will be held in the Council Chambers, Court House, Goderich, commencing Tuesday, June 2nd, at 2 p.m. All Accounts, Notices of Deputa- tions, Applications anticother business requiring attention of council should be in the Bands of the clerk by June, lst, J. M. 'ROBERTS, County Clerk. Court House, Goderich, Ont. 80-2. NOTICE TO CREDITORS' In the Estate. of Mary Jane Cochrane Deceased. NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claims' against the Estate of Mary Jane Cochrane, late of the Township. of Stanley, in the County of Huron, widow, deceased, who died ori or about' the 22nd day of 'November, . A.D.,: 1935, are requir. ed to deliver t� Allan Cochrane, Hen salt, Ont., or John C. ,Cochrane, ICip- pen, Ont.; the Executors of the said estate, .or F. Fingland,. Solicitor, on or before the 61:h day mf June A.D.; 1936, a statement of their claims together with particulars thereof, and. the Ina, tine' of the securities, if any, "held by them all dulyverified by affidavit. AND TAKE NOTICE that after the said last mentioned date, . the ,said Executors' will proceed to dsitribute the eltate of the said deceased a- mongst the persons etnitled .thereto haying'regard only to such claims as shall have received due notice and in accordance,therewith: DATED t Clinton,' Ont., this 16th' day, of May, A.D., 1936.' F. FINGLAND, . Clinton, Ontario, Solicitor for the asid Estate. 80-3. NOW PLAYING: Pre",sten I'oster 1 cite, Wyatt in "We'I e ,Oilly Human" Men Tues Wed. ' Matinee Monday,. May 25th, 3 n:111.TWO .'BIG FEATURES JAMES .CAGNEY• in "FRIS!CO IIID" and KAY FRANCIS In The.' Goose! and the. Gander Thurs.; :Fri., Sat. A Peter B:S, Kyne Story ' . Fred 'MeWado=l+lorine,Meliinney BOXYTilEATO E,. CLINTON f CAMs CAS THEATRE "Ca1Dpy Rick Returns" A 'Great Sea Story COMEDY NEWS 1r,CEiL Mat.: Sat. & Holidays`, at 3 pan. Now: Kay Francis in "Goose aiu2 the Gander", also .James .O nn int Joie't.'ayoll.' Mon., Tnes., Wed.` GEORGE ARLISS discards the croyn. and silk -topper` Por the battereii derby oflovable "MR, }LOBO" 'Thurs., Frt., Sat. Charlie Ruggles, Ethel Merman and Bing .Crosby in a lively, lilting; girlland-music show "ANYTHING GOES" Coming: Ann. Harding in: "Tl1E LADY CONSENTS" Mat.: Mon., Wed., Sat.,. at 3 p.m. nacamosaszseeneecaxesesacenror siesecestnicamesecessearesermor REGENT THEATRE Seafortlt Na Mutiny On The Bounty." Mon., Tues., Wed. Stan. LAUREL & Oliver: HARDY will gie ye a,giggle w'i' every. • fling o' their kilts in "BONNIE SCOTLAND" Thurs., Fri, Sat. Fred Stone and Jean Parker combine' lmmor and romance 'ina great pieee of homespun. "Farmer in the Dell" Now Playing: . "Mutiny ion the 'Bounty." Mat,: Mon., Sat:, at 3 p.m: 99SI VERWOOD'S„ Instant Frozen Smoother 'than Velvet ICE. CREAM We carry a large assortment,. of Bricks and Bulk TRY OUR DELICIOUS SUNDAES,. SODAS OR LIGHT LUNCHES. Served in Our Parlor. Sold By Bartliff & Crich ;• Phone 1. 1 Clinton. Seed. Our •Seed Corn is No. 1 Govern- ment Standard Kiln Dried high ger- minating, in fact best quality we can buy; priced reasonable. Come' and see as before buying. MANGELS & TURNIPS Carry a complete stock of these at all prices. Give me a chance to fill your requirements. Chick. Feed Specialize " on cafeteria Mashes. These are the mashes recommended by Prof. • Graham of Guelph. Quan- tities of all ingredients marked on bag so that you' know exactly what you are baying. Fred Ford Phone ..123w; Residence 123j. Phone 123w. G. J. DOW is holding his Weekly Anetion Sale of Horses, Cattle and Hogs at his Sale Barns, EXETER Wednesday, May 27th G. J. Dow, W. E. Nairn, Proprietor. Auctioneer. r5-tf. For Sale Modern upright Sherlock -Manning Piano in splendid order. Satisfac- tory terms to reliable party. Appry Sherlock -Manning Piano Factory, Clinton. 79-2. TENDERS WANTED Tenders will be received until Juste 15, 1936, for the purchase . of the buildings known as Knox Church in the Village of Londesobro. Ten- ders may be made for the church separately, for the annex.' at .the north end of the church, for ,all or portion of the church sheds. No tender necessarily accepted. -John Fingland. 80-2, PUREBRED CLYDESDALE STALLION' ' 26181 -FOOTMAN will stand for the season at 'his own stable, lot 14, Con. 3, Hullett town. ship. Fee, $10.00. GEORGE MANN, 31t. Phone Clinton Central, 636r24. 80-tf. AUCTION SALE Of Household Effects, belonging to the Estate of the late Janet Canteion, Joseph street, Clinton, on Saturday, May 30th," at 1 o'clock,, sharp as fol- lows: ,3 -piece. Chesterfield ..suite; oak dining room suite,, (table and 6 chairs and buffet); Philco radio,electric; electric radio lamp;' Westminoter Chime clock; hall rack; corner cup- board; kitchen table. and G ,chairs; ,refrigerator; 2 small parlor tables; 3 small . pantry tables; Axminster rug; Congoleum rug, 9x12; 2 Congol- cum `rugs, 6s8; Linoleum rug; 2 dres- sers; 2 washstands; 3 iron beds and springs; . 4 mattresses; 3 toilet' sets; piano' stool; electric floor lamp; 2 rocking chairs; 2 leather, arm chairs; fernery; ironing board; clothes horse; trunk; writing ' desk; baby's high chair;: flower stand; step ladder; 4 table. lamps, •electric; 2 pedestals; 2 mirrors;: electric "iron; lawn mower; set pruning snips'; copper' boiler; 3 zinc tubs; dishes, pots, pans and other articles top numerous to men- tion. TERMS: CASH. Mrs. Mac. Ferris, Toronto; Geo. A. Riehl, Blyth, Administrators. G. H. -Elliott, Auctioneer.: 80-2. CLINTON'S HEAT FOLKS FRESH CARLOAD OF JUST ARRIVED The Kind that Insures Success INSIST ON CANADA CEMENT for all good Concrete Work. JOHN B. MUSTklillLUMBER & COAL CO, LUMBER, SHINGLES, COAL, CEMENT, ETC. 3. T. McKNIGHT, Local Manager Phones: Brumfield Office & Residence: 61411. Clinton: Office, 74w; Residence 74j. WENI)ORF'S "May Speeiis" CHOCOLATE ROLLS . 15c COCOANUT CREAM PIES, 10c, 25c 1CL LIOX COOKIES, dozen 15c NEW AND BETTER CAKES. Try These New Cakes- They Are Delicious HUNTS' & NEILSON'S CHOCOLATES Soda Fountain and Ice' Cream ENDORF'S Phone 63. We Have Strong Weather - Seasoned PLANTS in TOMATOES, CABBAGE, CAULI- FLOWER, CELERY, PEPPERS. (very wholesome and as easily grown as tomatoes) and a great variety of the finest ANNUALS. Our Annual CARNATION is BEAUTIFUL, very frgarant, blooms long after hard frosts. STEWART BROS. BENMILLER NURSERIES Phone, Carlow 235. FOR SALE 01' FOR RENT All property belonging to the Late Samuel S. Cooper is offered for sale. Various vacant houses and Apts. are available for rent. For particulars consult A. J. Cooper of Goderich, Ont., who will be registered at the Rattenbtiry House, Tuesday " and Thursdays for next 2 months. 79.13. :NOTICE The purebred .Clydesdale stallion, Carbrook Flashlight, No., 24641, Form 3, will stand at Lot 3, Con. 3, Hullett Twp. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and at Lot 30, . Con. 6th, Thurs- day, Friday and. Saturday, during the season. Terms, $10.00. Robert Mc- Michael, Proprietor. '79-7-p. For Rent. Lot 39, Concession 5, Goderich Township, 80 acres of good pasture with good running water, good shade, good fences, for this year. Apply to Percy Weston, Bayfield, Ont. 79-2. For Sale Three Hereford bulls, 1 year old, bred from imported sire. Apply Frecl H. Carbert, Staffa P.O. Lot 0, Con. 7, Hibbert township, Dublin phone, '79-2-p. House For Sale - Desirable ]rouse, in good locality, freshly re -decorated. Inquire in this office. 79-3-p. TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY COURT OF REVISION NOTICE is hereby given :that a Court of Revision on the.Aseessment for the Township of Stanley,: will be held in the Township Hall; Varna, on Monday, June' 1st, 1936,, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. 'AND TAKE NOTICE that all ap 'peals against the. Assessment Roll of the said Township must be left with the Clerk 'of the Municipality on or before May 23rd, 1936. DATED • at Varna, May llth, 1936. CHAS. C. PILGRIM, Clerk. 79-2. BURGESS' STUDIO CLINTON 1 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 to KELLY & AIKEN THE COLLECTION SPECIALISTS, at ORANGEVILLE, ONTARIO, • it would be wise to do so now. Remember -No Collection, No Charge • Established 1800. Man Wanted For Rawleigh Route of 800 famil- ies. Write ,today. Rawleigh, Dept. ML -109 -SA -E, Montreal, Canada. 78-4. For Sale Comfortable house, Maple street, including bath, new furnace, good garden, garage. Terms reasonable. Apply to Ida' Walkinshaw, Clinton. Phone 211. • 69-tf. Furnished Rooms to Rent Or room and board in privatefam- ily. Home privileges, reasonable rates. Mrs. 3, E. Jones, 93 Ontario St., 2nd house east of Dinsley St, Clinton. 74-tf-5p. House For Sale or Rent 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. Akant, Box 330, Clinton. 73-e. For Sale ' First class house, modern conven- iences, centrally located. Apply to F. Fingland, Clinton. 70-tf. House To Rent Comfortable brick house, Albert street, Clinton, furnace, bath, all modern convenlienca: ' Inimedtlate possession. For particulars apply to Rev. G. W. Sherman or Mrs. W, C. Brown. 52-tf-2p. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In. The Estate of John McKenzie, Deceased. NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claims against the Estate of John McKenzie, late of the Village of Brucefield, in the County of Huron,, Esquire, deceased who died on or about the Oth day of April, A,D,, 1936, are required to de- liver to Harry Collins, Brucefield, Ont.,' or Joseph Richardsotl, Varna, Ont., the 'executors of the said Es- tate, or F. Fingland, Solicitor, on ,or before the 23rd clay of . May A.D., 1936, a full statement of their claims together with 'particulars thereof, and rho nature of the securities, if .any, held by them ail duly 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 clue not- ice and in accordance therewith. DATED at Clinton,, Ontario, this 2nd day of May, A.D., 1936. F. FINGLAND, Clinton, Ontario, Solicitor 201: the said Estate. 78-3. Cleaning and Pressing Suits, Coats and Dresses DRY CLEANING AND REP 4.I'RINiC,4; W. J. JAGO, TAILOR ,if not ,open work may be <left at I. HeanIc Barber Shap, J- .