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THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
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made, s
carbon
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and su
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not ani
'become
- Record
• many
- respects
'Tis a
the thio
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;about
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experie
of sitti
pancalc
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flavone
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.is one
should
peculiar.
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In Onta
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the mal
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because
be am
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sweeten
Incluse.
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and its
rence;
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that'cni
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real vie
quireme
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gained
school
°ing of
French.
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Classics.
library.
the hen
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schools,
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begin ;t
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NTEREST TO YOU
AND '.
fishing season opened on
,. Now, listen for the tall
ries.
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xeter Times -Advocate has now
;a seven -column paper, thusY
sight columnsof readingmat+
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nes aro looking up 4""1.E' -e''
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ght saving time has been in-
ed in many towns and cities.
hasn't got it, but anyone who
to may have an extra hour of
c any day bly getting up that
.,tier in the morning.
• • ' ouneral
thousand lead pencils could be
P
o say the scientists;. from the
y
in thg human body. And, we'd
mg to wager something the
made from some folic would be
and brittle that they'd' be no:
of use to anybody.
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Amherstburg Echo tells of a
wn there who provided in his
,t his 'son should have the pa-,
me to his house as long as he
That was a nice arrangement2Sth,
e which others' might adopt.
ve no knowledge of a fattier
such a provtsron in regard to'
ws-Record, but we could give
nstances of the paper going to'numbers:
P gOn
and generation of the family
we have in mind several fan,
rose parents took the paper
is inception and ',whose. sons
us i ere, as they went out from
ones of their
s matterme tofo ncourse, ew doanin W
g"Where's
bscribing for their own CO,py
two, three. and four of 'the
become subscribers. We do
far reaching this habit
rail how fp
s. In fact, we hope The News-
habit lieconles a fixed one in
of the fine industrious, self-
families in Har a ant ,
ng f on e y
good habit, may it spread, to
a
•d or fourth generation.
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Dutch, they say, know nothing
maple syrup. Well, we heartily
em. Fancy not having ever
traced the extreme satisfaetior
ng down to a fine plate- of hot
es literally swimming in Can
yellowish -brown, .exquisitely
1 'natural syrup?• Or of top."
! a meal -with a dish sof syrup
me -made brown bread? This
natural product of which we
be proud. Of course, it is not
• to Canada, our cousins to the
re also familiar with it. But
distinctly Niorth American. And
dd, that is if we can spare any
ndeavor to introduce ' it to
of so favored. The growing
r maples should be encouraged
rio Quebec and the Maritimesfloors,
the simplywill not fail, and
ring of maple syrup for export
t brings in some cash early in
se `and soasltoeild have tour.
n that account, but principallyand
this dreary old world would
uch duller and more dreary
without its brightening and
without
ingwit influence. Long live the
r of maple syrup.manufacture,
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toward Smith Paper Mills
rat out a calendar which is
ng of a work of art. It is in
tion of the fear hundredth an-
ry of the discovery of Canada
mighty river, the Si. Law-
and tells the story iii picture
of the old and pictures of theand
cmc people seen} to think that
has no history and, no ro-
Few countries have a more in-
g history and very few such a
cone, and the beauty of it is
r earl romantic historyis not
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distant but that we can get a
w of it. One of the first re-
rats of Canadian sehopl teach•
old be a tborou h and sympa•
g
cnowlectge of Canadian history,
not only through the study of
sgtorses butthrou h theread-
h . , ga
the books published in bbth
and English .on the subject.,mower,
g 1
Dog,Shadows on
lden Do •, . and
ck, for instance, are
and should be in everyschool
The study of such ooks in
is of a thoroughly sympathe-
her of English m our high
would do much to embus Can-
oath with a pride in our coun-
is high time Canadians •ehoultl
o take a pride iii their ownin
1 learn at least all there 'is to
bout its early history.
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number
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aril
yowl
PORTER'HILL
On Friday evening the Y.P.S. held
their regular meeting. About fifteen
were present.' The meeting was op.
ened bythepresident, Wilmer Har-
,exon and Mr. Fred Elliott had charge
of the topic; His subject was:
Spending Mane as a Christian
Should," Quite a lengthy discussion:
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was entered into in ie and to the
contest that starts this Friday'for
larges attendance and snore members:
It is to be a'rac e across the Contin,
ent, each captain to choose a certain
p
ntalce of'ear, which is to travel from
East
number on •the program,ialso for
attendance, those marks to represent
so many miles , of the race. Ray Cox
and Glen Lockhart are the captains
and they wish every one to come out
either on one side or the other and
help Make the meetings as interest.
ing ss possible. May 4th is opening
slight for the race, when Glen Leek-
hart will have chat a and will be
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pleased to see every one there.
On SundayRev. C. W. DeWitt Cos-
ens of Wesley -Willis United church,
Clinton, spoke to 'a- fair-sized congre-
gationin Graceohurch, takingas his
text, "I will follow Thee, But." He
impressed on each that when the life"DOCTOR
is surrendered to Christ it must be a'
complete surrender. The choir, with
Mrs, Pickard as organist, sang two
numbers:
May 8th the Men's Club will
hold their regula} meeting, Mr. Ian
MacLeod, agricultural representative,
Clinton, will give a lantern talk,
This is to be an open meeting tc
which the ladies are invited,
On Friday, May 11th, the play,
Grandma?" wiIl be put on
at Grace Church: by the Bayfield
Young People, `
The Porter's Hill Softball teamventure
held their first prtietsce of the season
at their grounds beside the church,
Monde$ evening, a good many of the
sports were out. Wilmer Harris is
captain of the senior team, Gleh
Lockhart for the junior.
The farmers are quite busy these
days planting the seed. 11Iay Chore be
a bountiful harvest.
Mr. and Mrs. Les. McMillen and
daughter came up from London to
spend a daywith Mr. McMillen's
mother,who has been quite ill for the
last month. Mrs. McMillen remained
for a week to help care for her. We
'trust she will soon' be well again.
Miss Olive' Fuller of Landon was
home for the week -end. Master' Earl
returned with her for a short visit.
Mrs, W. Hill, Bemniller, spent tete
week -end with her sister, Mrs. R.
Fuller.
Sony to report the illness of Mrs.
Thos. McDonald,dleton,
Mrs. Leonard Elliott of Norval
Station and Mrs. Fleet of Burford_
are with their mother Mrs. David
Pocock, who is'eritically ill with pnett-
moria. At time of writing a slight
improvement hi her condition is re-
ported. Her two, sisters, one from
Toronto and one from Burlington,
are with her.
MARRIAGES
PULTON—ISTONE--in St. Paul's
. Anglican church, Iiensall, on April
28th, by, the Rev. M. B: Parker,'
Dora Jeanne youngest; daughter
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of Mr:_ Stone• and rho late Mrs:
Stone, to F;redericic A. E. Fulton,
o n •est san of: Mrs. Isikland of
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London.
BIRTHS
B
seeDONALD,In .Clinton Public Hos-
petal, on May 1st; to ➢Ir. and Mrs.,
Samuel McDonald, a son.
DEATHS
BAKER—In Clinton, on May 2nd}
Charles Balser.
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will take lace from
his late residence, 'Wellington
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street,, Clinton,, on Saturday.after+
service to coni-
noon, May6tht
memo 2 o'clock. Interment en
Clinton cemetery.
TYN'DALLr-In 'Hallett, en. lyray 1st,
Frederick W., Tyndall; in. his 41st
year.
B'ARR,—In Londesbloro, on April
27th, Sara. C. Barr, in her 65th
Y ear.
PARSONS 1n Stratford, on April
Ida E. Adams; wife -of Char-
les D. Parson, in her 48th year.
SMITH—At. Hensall, on Apr. 30th,..-
Alexander M. Smith, in his S4th
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AND M IRE, / <. what we expected
OUT IN YOUR We want sun.
(RE We want
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/fy'f•r1 zi We want gentle
get howling
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But even in
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tie •iS#r: > rY spring season,
err depend' on ono
,% Folks Goal. When
l come we can al
on it and manufacture
door weather to
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HOME IoW,.
FIRE Call
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GENUINE SCOTCH ANTHRACITE
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of it.`
We get. rain.
h.
breezes.
the cap rice
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thing—lees.
the bad
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suit ourselves,
supply run
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Telegraph Delivery
Association
CUT FLOWERS
PLANTS '
FLORAL DESIGNS
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L u` R I . T
Poultry, Eggs'
and Cream
ALL THE YEAR ROUND ,POR
CASH AT.
THE CLINTON POULTRY HOUSE
N. W. TRE�NARTIIA
Phones—Office, 214j Residenee,•214w
Phones: 66w and 66j
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plastering,
Antique..
co and
9luilt
For
Oil
Business
Special
Other
Enda
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t���uy��y
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Plain Ornamental or
Special prices on all Stile -S
Cement Work, Chimneys
or repaired.
W. E. MANAi AN
Information Phone 42, Clinton.
67-tf-6p.
PERMANENT WAVING
FOR MOTHER'S DAY- •
of Tulip Wood Wave, $800
and School Girls ✓
Wave 4$2.95
Waves From 3 $3.75,$5:00
$ ,
$6.50 and $5.00 •
Curls only from 15c to 25e
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ecials
BUTTERFLY AND SPICE BUNS
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THEY'RE DELICIOUS!
TRY SOME
1V>AD1J BY—
BARTLIFF Er CRICH
Makers of Dainty -Maid and
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Whole -Wheat Bread
Phone 1. Clinton.
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CAPITAL _d THEATRE
Goderich. Phone 47
REGENT oTHEATRE
S eaforth.
rth.
Now Playing: Will Rogers in
BULL{'
Now Playing: Edw. G. Robinson
in "LITTLE GIANT." •
MON. TUES. and WED.
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MARIE DRESSLER
and Lionel Bart more -two to -
Y top
by all artists in a' picture praised
by all critics,
« HER SWEET�IEFsRT
C�IRI5TOPIiER BEAN"
MON., TUES., WED. '
MAE WEST
with. Cary Grant.' You've heard
about Mae, haven't you? Well,
this is the picture that started it
all:
"SHE DONE HIM�TVRONG"
it . . TS
Phillip for Short
A farce in three acts by Ray Ziegfield
will be presented in the
TOWNSHIP LLALD, VARNA
FRIDAY; MAY 11Th-
at 8 path
by Trinity Church Dramatic 'Club
Admission; Adults, 25c, ."HORSEPLAY"
Children under 12 , years, 15c.
auspices of St, Johns Church, Varna
73-2.
THURS., FRI., SAT.
Slim Summerville with
Andy Devine
contributing another hilarious joy
festival. Plenty -of fast fun.
THURS., FRI. SAT.
"TERROR TRAIL"
For all who like a east-movin ad -
g
mystery. Lots of zipping
action in this
Phone for Appointments
�rt
Mrs. Agnes Forrester
phone 212, Clinton, 73-1-,
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Coming: Charles Laughton
yarn,
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CARD OF THANKS
Mr. Geo, H. Barr wishes to express
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his sincere thanks to the friends and
neighbors for their kindness to his
sister duringher illness,also for the
kindness and sympathy extended to
hien in his blereavement, for cars
loaned ter the funeral .and fo • the
r
many lovely flowers sent,
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"The Private Life of Henry VIII"
Coming: "The Invisible Man."
iVt"tinees Wed and. Sat at 3 p.m. •
Matinee, Sat. at 3 pan. _
The Three -Act Play
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AN OLD FASHIONED MOTHER"
a
full of pathos and humoixr will be
presented in the
TOWN HALL, CLINTON
THURSDAY,' MAY 3rd
at 8.15 p.m.
bythe YoungPeople's Societyof
P
'Wesley -Willis United Church
Adults 25c, Children, 15c. '
plan open at Fair's Sat. Apr. 28th.
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your photograph.
thing to
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have a
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your mother
It's
having you..
ample
sitting at once,
BURGESS
Clinton and
and
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happy.
the
time if
STUDIOS'
Mitchell
Printing
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next best
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Funeral Service
Funeral Director and Embalmer
Catnplete Morar Equipment
.24 Hour Service
SUTTER—PERDUE—WALKER
Day or Night Phone 147w
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For Sale
A quantity of Govt, graded thncthy
seed. Also some timothyand aro. 1,
mixture.. Geo- A. Leitch, R. R, No. 1,
Clinton. Phalle 24-241, . Seafarth
central. 73-�i-p,
BEEPING WELL - DRESSED
Being well dressed is more
g,
titan a matter of buying good
clothes it means keeping
P g your
Strawberry Festival •
The Ladies'Guild of St. Paul's
church , Clinton,intend having a
strawberry festival at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. IT. J. Thompson; 16th
of Goderich township, on Wednesday,
June 27th. 73-1•
,
clothes goad -looking.
trust your. suits
dry cleaning,
back spotless!
P
Cleaning
Pressing tjuina
I£ you en=
to us when they
•steed we'll turn them
1 Repairing
aDyeing
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Hay For Sale
A quantity of good hay, alfalfa and
timothy mixed. Apply to W. H. Mid-
y r
phone 606r1a, or to Chris.
Dale, phone 616r24, ,Clinton central.
704f
For Sale
Largo brick store property in' Clin-
ton, ideal location. Price reasonable
for quick sale. Apply I . Fingland.
63-tf.
Girl Wanted
Experienced girl for general house
work and to wait on table. Apply to
Lakeview Hotel, Bayfield. 73-L
I•Iouse For Rent
6-ro'om modern dwelling, hardwood
cellar, garden. Apply to R.
,
Tasker', 73-1-p.
-2p.
SORE FEET do cause other ills —
Use Cress Corn Salve. Hovey's
WOOD FOR SALE•
,•,,,,uQueen
For Sale
9 -room house, with electric lights,
tower water, cistern just outside door,
Two lots, good'soil, pear tree, apple
trees, currants, grapes, ere. StableIJohnston,
on property. Apply on premises,
corner Huron and Elie streets, to
For Sale
brooder stove, 52 inch hoe -
ver, been used two seasons. Also a
quantity Liberty
q y of hatless eats,
suitable for seed: Apply to James
phone 636r12, Clinton cen-
teal. ' 70-1-tt,
Drug Store.
NOTICE
A 'uteetin of the lot holders of
gP
Ball's Cemetery will be held on the
grounds at_the hour of seven o'clock
on the evening of May 18th for the
purpose of electing a member to the
Board of Trustees to fill the -vacancy-
slowing the demise of the late G.
Sturdy..
CHAS. E. ASQUITH, Secretary.
Dated at Auburn, April 25th, 1934.
73-2.
House For Sale
gJust
Frame cottage, in Frederick street,home
5 rooms, complete bath, sun porch
wood shed, cellar with furnace,
all in good repair, garage and gar-
den lvith small fruits. Apply to F.
vete
FANCY EVERGREENS
the thing .to decorate your
grounds with, nothing finer. It
is the ver latest. •
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I have a large variety shipped
from Holland and suitable sizes for
immediate planting, all foreign vat-:
idles.
airs. T. W. McCartney. 60-tf.
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STRATFORD: A. settlement was
reached last week in the civil action
re G. Ti. Ingham 'g£ the otn against
,ofL.
James Passmore of this city, withoutThe
any evidence being to n. The plain-
tiff, ruse is the father-in-law of the
defendant claimed a declaration that
certain furniture in the possession of
the defendant was the property of the
$ P Y
plaintiff.
tl intwhi He also claimed certain
ch he claimed had been iv
g
en to the defendants in loans, TermsT
of .the settlement Were not divulged.
BRUSSELS: The wedding war
solemnized at the United Church par.
savage, Monkton, on Thursday at.
o'clock by the pastor Rev. James A,
Gale when Miss Helen J. Roy, eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Roy
of Mankton and J. Fergus McTag .
'gait, son of Robert 1VIeTaggart and
the late Mrs. McTaggart of Brussels;
were united in mar'ria• e. Miss. Isobel'
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McTaggart and Ardian McTaggart
were the attendants. The bride wore
navy blue swagger suit with accesS.
sories to match. After a shtart hon-
eymoon spent in Hamilton and Nis•
gra Falls, Mr. and Mrs. McTaggart
will reside on the groom's farm in
Grey town
y ship.
A BIG COUNTRY
far north is a vaster country
than the, most of us ima ine. The St,
g
Lawrence from the sea to. Port Ar-
tsar is 2,000 miles long. ' The Mac.
kenzie river,however,front the sea
to its source has a length of 2,800
miles. There is on the Hamilton ri-
ver in Labrador a falls that makes
the one on the Niagara loop, small.
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Q SPH and Cream
Fresh
Highest Prices for Strictly Fresh
I Eggs,
Cream shipped regularly,
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Good Prices Paid
mW0.
600 Colas of Green Wood •
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders ' will be, received until
Noon, May 15th, to furnish power
and operate the Hallett Gravel
Crusher at the rate of 280 Rev. per
minute. All crushed material to:
I have also a supply of the B.B.
ThripKiller for fumigating Gladioli
g
bulbs before planting. It is theeasiest
to handle.
GEO. STEWAR7, FLORIST.
Goderich, Ont. Phone 105. 72-4.
Boarders Wanted
Can accommodate two or three
boarders or roomers. . Inquire at
News -Record office. 73-2-p.
go
'through an Inch'screen and be crush-
ed to the satisfaction of the Council
Road Superintendent. The Con-
tractor. to move the Crustier from one
pit to.the other without additional
cost to the Township.
Strayvbexry Plants For Sale
Vanguatd,poconiolce, Jesse$ Willson,
Senator Dunlop, King Wealthy, in
order of ripening. Elmer Trick,
Clinton, Ont., lt, R. No. 3, Phone (307,
5. 72-6-p.
Auction Sale
Of Household Effects on Saturday,
May 5th, at 2 pen., at the home of
Mrs. Thomas McCartney, Huron St.,
Clinton; consisting• of the. following-:
Doherty organ, couch, parlor tab-
le, small tables, ' dining room table
and chairs .kitchen cabinet buffet;
',eto
kitchen chaos, ]tttchen table, rocking
chairs dropleaf table cupboards,
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Singer, `sewing machine with drop
head, nearly vew, beds, anattresses,
shin
amines gs, chest of drawers s day heel;
Quebec stove, heater, linoleum, lawn
shovels, rakes, hoes dishes,
1'-ots, pans and numerous other artic-
les.
TERMS:, CASH
Mrs. Thomas McCartney,' Proprie-
tress Geo. II. Elliott, Auctioneer.
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TO SELL
MAPLE PRODUCTS UN. otl:.,.
KNOWN TO DUTCH i A. E. FINCH
—POOR THINGS f . Phone 231,
The lowest or any tender not nes
eessarily accepted.
The Council will remove the stir-
face from the various pits prior to
crushing.
• Tenders will also be received for a
Truelc to haul i?/i ,yds: per, load of
House For Sale or. Rent
A very desirable residence: on Prin-
cess street, good garden and frust
trees, electric lights and town water.
House in good cenclition. Apply on
'premises to Miss Akam. •• 67-tf,
Another country has been added
the list of those that do not know
the delights of maple syrup and map -
le sugar which includes Scandinavian
countries and Germany, namely the
Netherlands. To the Dutch • people
maple syrup and maple sugar are
Practically unknown.
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ENGLISH BROWN S. C. WHITE
LEGHORN
CHICKS AND. HATCHING EGGS
CUSTOM HATCHING
E. L. Mittel!
crushed material from the crasher,
as directed by the Road,supeitnten-
dent, and the price to be stated to be
per yard Mile:
The lowest or any tender not ue-per
cessaril accepted.
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For further particulars'apply to the
Reeve, Councillors, or .Township.0
For Sale
Hatching eggs from high -producing
C. White Leghorn, Hatches have
been running 60 to ,68 cent.
Prices reasonable.,W. Rutledge, R,
o,
R. No. 2, Seafotth, Phone 016x2
Clinton Central, 71-4,
e * * a, * * i, * 0 * * *Clinton
Ont., Phone 213
:Cleric. '
JAS. W. b'c000L,
Clerk Ilnllett Township.
73-2.
To Those Interested in Property
I will be at the slay Ratt.bury Hotel,
Clinton,every Thursday to meet any-
••
one wishing to rent or purchase
, READ THEIVI
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Many absent readers say •
• they read the advertiesments .''
* in The News -Record, to *
keep
touc}j with business life in
,n Clinton. Those who. reside
* here miss a lot if the do not
YAfter
k read,these ads., as theycan of•. .q7c
t'- ton save money, save themsel- *
fres inconvenience and' put *
`'` themselves sn the way of ob- 'l
m raining unexpected good for-
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McKinley y S Chicks
Bloodtested Breeding Stock
GOVT, APPROVED
Barred and T Rocks, W. Leghorn
April 25th 12c • 10c
May 5th 100 9c
After Jilne.lst 8c ' co
Subject to change without notice
J. E. MCKINLE '
ZURICH 72-6,
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NEWSPAPERS IN
CANADA!
Some years ago almost every newer
paper, daily, semiweekly or' weekly
vowed allegience, to one or other of the
two political parties, they were either
Grit •er Tory. It is different today
The great majority of newspapers are
independent in politics. Tlve listg
•who
something like the following. isApril
Lib. Genssmall
Y . ,
Maritimes .. 20 13
Queitec 30 8 ..
'Ontario .. .:.,,.....r33 41
Manitoba .: G 5
Saskatchewan .. , ... , , 9. ,, 5
Alberta , , v • , 8 3
Exitislt Columbia . :, 5 13*
• . There are 985 weekly newspapers
and 102 dailies, a ttitalrof 1,086. There
ire 204 papers wheels put themselve'
on record as being Liberal or. C'onser-
votive; and In that we h ave counted
those listed as Independent -Liberal or
This leaves
a list of 882 newspapers, daily andCleaningand
weekly, which place themselves in the
iniletiendent class. In the political
� ` • � P the
classification, it will be seen, the
Liberals have 18 more sit p ortin
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newspapers than the Conservatives.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of Silas Jerome An-
draws, Deceased: '
'NOTICE ss heraby given that all
persons having- claims against the
estate of Silas .Jerome Andrews, late
of the Town of Clinton, m the County
my
of Huron : Manufacturer, deceased,
died on or about the 1Gth day of
A.D., 1934, are required to de-
Byer to Ernest Clifford Andrews. or
Marion Louise VanEgrnond, the Erre-
cutors of the said Estate or F. Fing'
land, Solicitor, on' or before'the 19th
day of May, A.D., 1934, a full state-
went .of. their claims together with
particulars thereof,. and the nature of
the -securities,. if any, held by them all
duly verified by affidavit,
AND TAKE NOTICE that.. after
the said last mentioned Cato the said
Executors will proceed to distribute
the estate of rho said deceased a-
mon st the persons entitled thereto
g 1
having regard only to such claiins as
may. have received due notice and in
accordance therewith.
at Chilton; Ontario, this.
2S1311 day of peel, AD 1934.:
A °
F. PINCSJAND, .Clinton Ontario;
Solicitor for the said estate. 73.3,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of Robert ••Hotham,
Deceased:.
NOTICE . is hereby given ,that all
persons having claims against the
estate of Robert Hothant, date of the
stores, houses, apartments or lots be-
' P
longing to the S. S. Cooper estate. A,
card mailed to me at: Goderich or. a
hone eall.te 207, GoderichAfter
P will' find
me at an other time. A. J. Cooper,
Y
Goderich. : 7i:-$
The to hall was well
u
an 'audience largely compos
oy Scouts 'and members of 'the
reinforced b)Y their friends
of adults who asseirib-
Leo.. 'W. E. Saunders of Lon.
Iver an entertaining talk on
speaker diad'; a number. 01
as with hint and delighted his
!by giving life -like ;imitations
Yas'
songs: J. M. Seutheotit,
seer, wasin the chair and Cy-
agesang.
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Village of .Brucefield, in the County+
of Huron, Esquire, de,ceased', who
died on or about the' 16th day of Ap•
ri1 A.D., 1934, are required to deliver
to John -W. Shaw, the Executor of
the said estate. or. F. Fingland; Solici-.
house For Sale
House in Orange street, six rooms,
cellar, electric lights, large
garden. Apply to James Cook, Jos;
eph street. 71-,tf.-
.- tune byattention to such read-
,
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ni
E. G..HOW ES
" ` Read the advertisements of
" the merchants. 4
' —'--'
"' Read' ref SsionRl cards
ead P C
* of professional men,
*
Elactrican and Plumber
4®
A Full Line of Electric APPlianoeaa3
-
'tor;, on or before the 19th day of
May A.D., 1934, a full statement of
their' claims together with particu-
tars thereof,.and the nature of :the
securities, if any, held by thein all
duly verified by affidavit.
•
For Sale
A six.roameci frame cotta e, rea-
sonable. Would consider a used cat:
y
payment. Inquire at News
Record office. 70-4,
Read the little transient ad' -*
* vertisements. They are: as in- °
0 • teresting as the news columns *
and often contain ver special '"
Y
;, encs:
announcements,
also
Plumbing Fixtures
Wiring, --Plumbing and -Reponse
.' Phone 53w. 1-tQa
- AND TAKE NOTICE that afterk'
the said last mentioned date the said'
Executor will proceed. to distribute
the estate of the 'said deceased a-
mon st the persons 'entitled thereto
g 1
having regard [only to Snell claims as
shall have ;received due notiee;atel in
accordance therewith.
DATED at Clinton, Ontario .this
28th day of April, ;AD, 19$ ,
i i
F. FII GLAND, Chntony, Ontario,'
Solicitor far -the said estate, 73-3.
For Sale
80 acres, lot 25, concession 16,
Goderich township, 21/ miles from
Clinton rich cls. loam well.cultivat-
'
ed, all workable. Two-storey
ore,$ Dement
block house, built sixteen years, good:
barn on cement wall with good stab-
ling. Double orae iso it 1 e
g g g else rap eat rat
shed.: Never -failing well with wind-
mill. Selli On 'account of illness
ug ,.
W. J. Ferguson, R. R. No. 2, Clinton
70-tf.
A TRADE-IN
what are you crying se for.
Y gIndependent-Conoersative.
asked Dad of his 4 -year-old
•
you say' you were going Lo
e baby,and I suppose that
w pP
'teado ane' -in on it," 'he
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t
^ To the few who do not read "
k. i say—Read - r
the . ads., 'we y Read hem
'�' the ads:, we 'say — READ *
` THEM +J.
" M FROM NOW 01.1,
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Pressing
Sults. Coats . and Dresses
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DRY CLEANED AND REPAIRED
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n work � may
If not open may be lets a1I
Beard's Barber Shan