Clinton News Record, 1945-08-16, Page 6ultra. AUU.0rT6th '3:945
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.A MESSAGE
TO ALL NEWLY. DIISCNARGEb.
SERVICEMEN
Civil life has its bobby traps too. Be
careful. Be on your guard against plaus-
ible strangers with.. plans for spending
your hard earned gratuity,. your Victory
Bonds, your savings. Be on your guard
against "friendly" tips on sure things,
and - schemes to double your money.
And if you decide to embark on some
new enterprise of your own get all the
facts and weigh them—in advance.
Talk your plans over with someone
you trust and whose business judgment
you respect. If you think we Can help, call
onthe manager of any branch'. He willfeel
privileged to help you in any way he can.
Thar: manager of every -branch of The
'Royal 1 Bank ; of, Canada has been in-
formed of this invitatioti and joins in ex-
tending: it to you.
THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA
CLII TON BRANCH - - 1. G. McLAY, Manager
•
Beattie Services are Ristinctive
but Not expensive
BEATTIE FUNERAL TOME
GEORGE E. BEATTIE
AUBURN
CUTFLOWERS
FLORAL DESIGNS`
For Every:'Qceasion
V: O(OKE
FLORIST • `
'Phones: 86w and 681
Batkins,Locker Storage
We still 'have'a few :lockers, left to
rent,
Liver lb.. 20e
Farmers style sas. ib. 26c
WE BUY HIDES "
FROZEN- FOODS ARE BETTER
FOODS
appreciation.
Before the close of the evening
dainty refreshments were se'r,',ved by
the hostess, assisted by her daugh-
ters, Miss Lois and 1N1ildred ,Wiltse.
Everyone joined in heartily in sing-
ing ' "For she's a jolly good yellow",
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• BIRTHS
ADAMS—In Clinton Public Hospital,
on Sunday, August 12, to Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Adams, of Londes-.
bore, a daughter, Ruth Louise.
McCOOL—In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Wednesday, August 15th,
to >•Mr. and Mrs: Fred McCool of
Londesboro, a son.
terian Medical Centre in 1942; For
"the past ,few years she has been
practising • private nursing there.
Although the war has' widely separ-
ated 'Miss Hurray's elass`matee,
seven were present for the, occasion,
who with ,her friends from Blyth,
Walton and Clinton made a happy
gathering.. The bride -elect received
a shower .of . lovely gifts and after-
wards Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Day -
mond of Chatham, served a buffet
luncheon.,The remainder of the
evening. as spent chatting.
--V
Shower for Bride -Elect
A large group of friends, including
the members of the class of nurses,
with whom she graduated from the
Clinton Public Hospital, met at the
;.Mr•s. Geo, McVittie, home of Mr. 'and Mrs. Milton Wiltse
Mrs. A,• R. MeBrien of Essex and of the London Road, on Friday,
Mrs. John Grainger of Br'ucefield
spent the week end with Mrs. Ffel
Ross.
Miss Mary Munro, R. N, 'is holi-
daying at Port E'gin.
Miss Betty J, Asquith and Donald
Ross have returned from Western
University, where they were taki -g
summer courses. •
Guests with Mr. and Mrs. 'Edgar
Lawson and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
• Anderson over the week end were,
' Mrs. L. Kruse: Galt, Mr. and Mrs.
John Finlbyson, Mr. and Mrs. L.
Hemberger and daughter, Mrs. 'John
Sclater and Miss Marion Sclater all
of Seaforth.
Misses Jetrid and Joan • Anderson,
twin daughters, of Mrs. Eric Ander-
son left on Tuesday for Stratford,
where they will enter the ' General
Hospital as nurses -in -training.
• Miss Isobel Rollinson has return-
-ed to Toronto, after visiting her
- parents; Mr: and Mrs. Alfred Rollin-
son. •
Mr. Norman Mutch has returned
to his home in Calgary, after visit-
ing his mother Mrs. James Mut Ti
and Miss Elora Muteh. •
Miss •Mae R:nouf, daughter of
f • . -.Mrs. • Wilfred Ve terfelt, has re-
• ceived - • her • honourable discharge
from the R.C.A.F. (W.D.) For the
past two and a half years she had
',been stationed at Rockcliffe. Prier
to- enlistment she was engaged hi ,
photography work and -she continued'
this work with the R. C. A. F. ' Be-
Sere her discharge she and a . girl
friend, Sgt. Minnie Roff of Van•ou-'
ver, B.C., biked 200 miles through the
Maritime Province?: Miss • Renouf
'Will spend the summer at her home
west of Auburn. ' '+' ,r •
The • monthly 'meeting ' - of the
'Women's- Lnstitute will be held in
the • Forester's Hall • on Tuesday,
August ..21st. The topic;' 'will be
given 'by ,Miss •AanyeTolle The•Yoll
teen to be answered ;by't:".Semetii ng
in. your dome yoi weuld-Bite to get
rid of". Current events.. -tel be gi'Ven
by Miss Elma Muter. Hostesses,
:Mrs.,' S. ' H. Johnston, Miss Vola
'Thompson, Mrs. Win. Reberton i u3
'Miss Ethel' Washington:
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•Of .:. ToruOto- ' M ' ' KI
',Ales. Kerr i�.
i`"'i' idlx3 el5i 'with• r "i ftd;
.,MeVtte, 1', � -- M
Mrs. E. J. McBrien of • Clanton, are August 3rd, to honour Miss Mary
WiIlsie. The feature of the evening
visiting their sister, Mrs J. Harvey;
David and Ann Fairservice are in
Detroit visiting their uncre and aunt;
Mr. and Mrs, David Males,
Mr. and Mrs. Manley Lyon, Detroit
spent the week end with relatives.
Mr. R. J. Millar, Mr. Elmer Millar,
and Master David Millar of Strat-
ford spent a couple of days with the
foriner's sister, Mrs. J. Harvey. •
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Armstrong,
Doreen and Kenneth, Mrs, Clarence
Crawford, Billie and Charlie, with
friends in Forest. '
- We are glad to welcome home,
again F.O. R. J. Snell 1 om over-
seas.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Partlow,•
Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Manning.
Miss Isabel Watt, Detroit is spend_
'ng a week with Muses Jamieson.
Mrs. Wm. Lyon left on. Monday to
visit Dr. dud ., Mrs. E. K. Lyon 10
Leamington. "
Mrs. Wa'•kona ,..M tchell, Mrs.
Webb. Hamilton and .Beve:ley Ann
Habkirk Mi Oxo,, With Mr. and Mei.
Allen Shaddick.
Mrs. J. Chowan, and Isobel, Clinton•
with the former's father and mother
Mi. and Mrs. Wm. Knox.
There wi'l be no -service in the
United Church on Sunday, August'
19th.
Visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, John Snelllast week were, Mrd.
James Thompson and • daughter
Beverly of Oshawa, Miss jean.
McCabe, Wnde-
r Miand Mrs.
Jack Snell (Tie, Jack is hoine on thirty
days, leave and Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Fir)oer,Galt.
STANLEY
infra. et Adam Stewart and her
daughter' Mrs, Don Wilson enter-
tained with " a shower and class
reunion on Saturday evening in
honour of Mies- Margaret •Murray of
Nog- York •City, and Blyth, whose
marriage. to " Mr, 'Robert Cole -of
Clinton,' will 'take 'i1ilae on • Augudt.
18th,' 1945. T l bride el'e'ct wlio is a
graduate of 'tlie' Ontario Iipsprtal'
Schent of N "• iifi i ` u" n. t ]
s n in' bond .eft
Cenadd to''accept "a' position oda the
l'lursiiiy'
sta,0r Colurtrbi' Presby -
ROXY TREA'7'RECAP'ITALa
TIII TRE;
6iAo� '
RFGEN °�ATRL
2,Tow Playing'-•.•'�'ltOTE'Ik BERLINI.
by Vicky Bairee t °tCHANTED
,N`ow ,?laying' "—•1-- "TRIP' ENt
COTTAGE,, Starring{
Dorothiy cG' ire.
•.Now Playing: --. Abbott and'
Costello "in "H'I1E
ERE, COME T
COEDS"' • •
Mon _Tues. and Wed '
•"rA17`rAONRICANA"
• "Fo1Iow, your heart teethe Latin
lands • of Mexico; Btavil, . Rio axed
Chiba land revel in the beauty dna
xom5nce, of the ,tropias,
Philip Terry,.' Audrey, Long and':
.Robert Bencliley. ,
Mon. Tues. and Wednesday,
Hedy Lamarx, George Brent ` acrid
Paige Lnkas. -
Presenting tone,.of'^the :year's -hese,
decametre romances.
ElfPERTMENT PERi(7;OU'S'' ,,
Frances Langford, Wally Brown
and Allan'Carney.
Ina merry media of music, and
and fun.
"GIlC1U. RUSK°'•Thur.
1VIon. Tries and Wednesday.
Hedy, Iiamana Paul Henreid and .'
- rsydney, eteemtreet, '
if your taste runs to dramatis
adventure and high-powered re.
manaee you will en3oy
'• CONSCPIRA`I'ORS"
Thur. Fri. aid .Saturday.,
Jack Benny, Alexis Smith, Dolor-
• es Moran and Allyn Joslyn.
Benny its the 'angel r assigned to,
blow, the earth. t Ibi , ho
TI/"
M y t . ACT
Fri. and Sat>yrda
Penny Singleton, Arthur Lake
and Si Setens.
Always a popular grouui, of enter -
tainers the Bumsteads are ' Aid 'c
their best in
"LEAKS IT TO ELONDIE
Thur. Fri. and: Saturday
.Penny. Singleton, Aithur, Lake
end Larry Simms,
TheBe-Matted ewesbatch of returns
udvenin
ures.
LEA`trE IT TO BLONDIPI'"
Coming - -- E edy `t Lamar1 and
Paul Henreid+as T?lll2_ CO.bI
CPTRtk7OlIS"'
•
Coming - "EXPERIMENT
PERILOUS"'& THLl1GIRL- RUSIL
•
` Sat. and Rol- at 2:30.
Matinees Y
Coming ---• A ROs iAS.•; •SCANI7&L'
IN WHAT ARE YOU TRUSTING TO SAVE; YOUR; S0)'Ol'L,
IS IT— '
• "Churell membership, cin ritual? .
*Geod works?:
*Second, chance?' •
*The effort, of another mane
OR, IS IT O1 RIS't who said "1 am: the way, the truth„ and' the life:'
no, cometh into' -the Father, but by me."' John 14:6.
"Believe os the LORD JESUS CHRIST and thos shalt be saved."
Acts 18)31
DOWN THE TRACK OF TIME COMES 'FRE BEST OF •ALL NEWS
LOOAL STATION OKLW WINDSOR.
*0.410IEEY=,At his home tin
Goderich' on 5ugnet 131„1945 John
McClinchey, .Brother—ea '-Mr. Wil-
liam McClinchey Clinton. Funeral
service was held' at Lodge's
Funeral Home, Goderkh on August
15th, 1945. Interment took •place
in Bayfield Cemetery.
QUEEN At the family residence in
Detroit, Mich., on Friday, August
10, 1945, Hilliard Queen, beloved
husband of Mrs. 11. Queen the
former Belle Agnew -only sister,
of Mrs. William McClinchey of
Clinton. Funeral -service took
place Monday, August 13th, in
Detroit,
was a mock wed..ing, which pro-
vided much fun and merriment for
the guests. •
The blushing bride (Lloyd Batkin)
was charming in a long white lace
wedding gown, with a net headdress
adorned with red • and white • holly-
hocks, The bride carried an enor-
mous bouquet of long-itemined glad-
ioli. The groom (Mrs. Ken Cooke)
wore white trousers, blue coat. The
bridesmaid (Sgt. McKenzie) wore a
long blue skirt, a white lace blouse
with long sleeves and carried a bou-
quet of gladioli and wild carrot, her
1•eadclres was of net with red and
white hoI'yhoeke. A wide bow of red
ribbon around the waist •completed
the costume. The best man (Mary
Watson) wore wh'te trousers and e
blue coat, with a huge red handker-
chief in' the breast pocket. The
flower'girl was. Leila Agar, who
were a red and white check skirt`
and a' blue and white stripr.ed blouse:
A tremendous white •,ribbon bovv in
her hei
r topped" o^f"tier costume. For
her bouquet, she carried a bunch of
wild carrot. The •bride's father (Mrs:,
Charles Murray, who 'so "graciously'',
'gave the bride away, also wore white'
trousers ,and a blue coat, a grey and
white checked cap, •pulled over one
eye, and a capacious red handker-
chief in the' breast packet;
The minister (Mrs. Milton Wiltse)
conducted the bridal couple through
the marriage ceremony in:an rimae-'
ing aaad . bewildering fasirion. ,
Miss Edith Garniss played the
wedding music. which consisted of,
"Onward ' Christian Soldiers" ands"
"Roll, out tee Barrel". Miss Garniss
wore .a• long white gown with red
a,ecessories. •
Dining the .signing of the register
Miss •Ina. Reid sang °,"Yield Not to.
Temptation" and as an encore sang
"Home• en the Range", ae, ompanie_d
onirrhit iifano.by Miss Garniss.
1VIis ilial the. est of `honour,
s, ,W _,e,, 8u. ,
Was directed to find the messages,
which were 1aiddee in the, streamers
hang ig , lrg the ch nrieheX., . The
+` a trid9 �, . vyhr,,,r rcfo e
rats n • er � r tli
g
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Sift ` Willett aver o deal ij;�• in PPI
around the, house `-Arte rilding. all,
the -gifts, Miss Wilkie expressed her
:
NOTICE
From Monday August 13,
to Monday August. 20 in-
clusive, we will not make
any CAKES, COOKIES,
,PIES, TARTS, DATE
LOAVES — OR - TEA.. BIS-
,CUITS,, as our Cake - and
Pastry'Bakers. will,be on
Holidays. -
IN MEMORIAM
WOODS—In loving • 'memory of
Miley Adele (Polly) Woods, who
passed away one year ago, August
21, 1944.
Her thoughts were all so •full of he,
She never could forget
And so we think that where . she • is
She must be watching yet.
As angels keep their watch up there
Please God just let her know
That we down here do not forget
We love and miss her so,
—Sadly missed by Milton, Isabel,
Don, Irene and Jim,
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Vodden wish to
thank friends and relations for
their shower .and wedding gifts.
They also wish to thank once again
the Londesboro '" Red Cross and
Community, and the •Summerhill Red
Cross and Community for'"the lovely
presentations: - • ,0 • ,
CARD OF ']CRAM{S.
We :wish to t' ank the citizens of
Clinton and surrounding community
and also the Bugle Band for the
hearty we'come given us on •our re-
turn from overseas.
It was 'greatly appreciated.'
Pte, Ke-nningtdl, Bdlr. McKay
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. John Carter wishes to thank
relatives, neighbours and friends,
for Cards, fruit, and flowers re-
ceived burring her illness in Clinton
Public Respitar, especially wishing'
to. thank Dr. Oakes, his assist-nt;'
and nun es, also Mise Rem.
G'ri Wanted
To work in Grocery . Store. Apply
to T. R. Thompson. 62-1
• Valuable, green "Love. Bird",
finder will be rewarded if _bird re-
turned to Jo Anne Cuninghame, Clin-
ton. 62:1
For Sale
100 ' leghorn ,pullets '•starting to
lay. They are five months old. Apply
to` W. 11. Collins, 'R,'R. 2 Seaforth
or phone Clinton 616r420.�- . 62-1
AUCTION SALE'.
Community unity Auction; Sale ' alt the
home of the auctioneer, Cutter- St.,
,on SATURDAY; AUGUST. 26th
1.30 p.m:: .:
Anyone wishing to place anything
in the sa'e may do so -by contacting
the auctioneer.
An itemized.,list of. the sale 'will
follow in next weeks paper.
G. M. Lawson, Edward W. Elliott(
Clerk. - Auctioneer
62-1
;ter Sale •
Imniedi tossess'on, • 8 rdom
Kase,
o' , lag
r e,'h
, o alts summer kitchen.
,•,r
Ge ... Niee frontage
fruit
t
gees tendgarden.,Apply to
- the
News -Record Office. • 62 -If
BARTLIFF'S'
• The Home of Good Eats
PHONE 1
Piano Wanted
Cemetery Memorials
Large stook of modern memorials on
display rt our
Clinton Showrooms
For the convenience of our patrons,
office will .be open on
Fridays
Open by appointment at any other
time,
See Mr. 3. J. Zapfe,• next door
Cunningham & Pryde
Clinton -- Eiteter — Seaforth
PHONE 41
If you have a piano not in.use, I
have a place for it and will pay you
cash and take it away.
Call J. E. Hugill, Phone 34r616'
Clinton. -
P. S. . ..._ , , . 1
•
Agent for those clean easy port-
able milking machines, that take the
sweat out`of milking. Get•one to -day.
62-2
st
Choice York Sows
Three, show.type ways, lastmatur-
ing easy feeding, due"ta farrow now,
Also 3 sows with litters, if you
want something like this 'see thane at
once. Apply to J: E. Hugill and Soni.
phone 34-61,6, Clinton. 62-2
• •WANTED * For Sale
LAUNDREYS FOR 7 -room brick cottage on Ont'axio
Street, Clinton. Priced right for
CLINTON PUBLIC .HOSPITALClintontl�,• .Ic ,sale, Apply to the Ca
News-Racer Office. 69-3
,EDWARD W. ELLIOTT
Licensed Auctioneer For ;Heron
Correspondence promptly answered
Immediate arrangements can be
made for Sales Date at the . News-
Record, Clinton,'or%by calling Phone
203. •
Charge moderate and satisfaction
Guaranteed.
H. T. RANC•E
NOTARY PUBLIC
Fire Insurance Agent -
Representing 14 Fire Insurance
Companies • ' '
Division Court Office, Clinton
FrankFiu'gland,
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Publla
Successor to W. Brydone, B.C.
Sloan Mac ... — , ... Clinton, On;,
Insurance Protection
Automobiles, fire, wind, accident,
sickness, Hospitalization.
Cheapest rates and most modern,
coverage.
M. G, RA ISFORD
180w CLINTON
NOTICE
INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE • • BONDS
Fire — Automobile • Accident
Sickness, Wind, Liability, Plate Glass
Family' Hospital Plan with
Accidental Death Benefit
The Hullttt Townsiiip 'Connell at
its regular sheeting August 9th, 1945'
passed a by-law to add 1[5 of 1
mill with a minimum, of $1.00 on aiI
-taxable Farm., property ;in the
Township, as Membership: Pees to
the Federation of Agriculture, Any-
one can 'have this revoked 'on their
respective property, by applying to
the Clerk in writing.
GEO. COWAN,
62-2 Township C'erk,
Cattle For Sale ' •
65 steers and heifers, 500 to 700
lbs„ Durham and Herefords. Will
seli•to• make you money. Apply to
Ernest Townshehd, R. R. No. 2,
Bayfield, or phone Clinton 900r21.
• 60-11
)rties to commerce eh Seinen-thee 1,
•I946. Clood Monthly salary. 'Midday,
meal supplied. Apply et the Hospital
OT write Tlie Superintendent.
62-1
Apartment or Hou -e Wanted
Suitable for four. About five
rooms. Apply to Mrs. Donald Mc-
Donald, Box 475 Clinton. 62-1
Stroller for Sale
' Ie good condition, has stoma sheet.
Apply to News -Record Office. 62-1
REPAIRS w
Your Sewing Machine'recoindition-
ed to perfect sewing. Write box 395.
News -Record. 62-2
For Sale
1932 Studebaker Sedan, Serial No..
9950107, fair tires,:'2 spares,motor
overhauled recently. Apply to W. A.
McAllister, Albert St: -
62 -2
Wanted to Rent
Unfurnished small house or apart-
ment, by Septeinber. Apply 'to News
Record, Sox 39M. , 62-1
Wanted
"'
.800. Dealers earn " a comfortable
income by selling Familex Products
from door to door! How about start-
ing a business of your own, in your
sparetime, with the same ad-
vantages, in, the district of your
choice? Fortfreedetails and cata-
logue: Fainilex, , 1600 Delorimier,
Montreal. 62-5
For Sale
1937 four door Sedan in good
running:. order. Serial' no ' 103235.
Apply 'tel Fred . Johnston, next
Seeley's garage.-,, 61-2
orS e -
F ,..
:v �1
0 olet coach a ' tor- e .m
pletely,;,pveJhau�ed,i, newhtireee4pply
to on
to Romer Aiid,};g�v's, Cdi,p,•n,pla e 83.
Serial No. ootcav• 4o3b52. '51-tf
For S •1e '
New Potatoes for sale, also a six-
foot Massey Binder in good Work-
ing condition, and a few cords of mix-
ed Wood. - Apply to Roy Tyndall,
Phone 907r3 Clinton.
59-2
Car or $1,000 Victory Bond for $1.00
"1941 Ford -Super De Luxe' Cab-
riolet or $1,000 Victory Bond will be
given to the holder of the lucky share
drawn fee at the Gat Fair on Sep-
tember 22ndr Shares 3 for $1.00.
Send to Galt Kiwanis Charities, Box
120; 'Galt, Ontario."'
For. Sale
An 80 acre sarin, located about one
mile north of Bayfield. Suitable for
:pasture or hay crop, running water.
For further information get in touch
with Mr. Thos. Bayley, Ritz Hotel,
Bayfield, 58-(
H; C. Lawson
Agent Mutual Life, Ass: Co.
Clinton,,On'tario. Office 251W
Bank` of Montreal EIdg. Phone
ARTHUR E. PARRY -
Cenimiasioner, Etc. 'Eta..
• By Royal Warrant.
Farm For Sale
Lot 60, Bayfield Line, Goderieh
Township, consisting of 109 acres,'
good- clay land and good buildings.
lylil sell on reasonable terms. Imre:
mediate possession if desired. Apply
to A. E. Townshend, Bayfield R. R.
2, or' phone Clinton 900x21.
Farm For Sale
127 acre,, situated on No. 8 high-
way, 2
igh-way,2 miles from Clinton and seven
miles from Seaforth. On premises
is a nine roomed, two storey brick
house, furnace": Bank barn, cement
floors in stable, drive house, hen'
house, hydro, plentiful supply ` of
water, well adapted for mixed farm-
ing, stock and 'implements if -desired.
Apply on premises. ' Cohn R. Noble,
56tf
Wanted to Buy
7
Wanteet,to ,buy, o$.1021a14114
catVile.fer,miak .feed, ItAiS�'
at once..'red Gi1ber908r22orG''hdd
ath
Gilbert 903r21, 58 -til
•
H. C. MEIR •
Barrister -at -Law
Solicitor of the Supreme CAurt off
Ontario
Praetor in Admiralty."
Notary Public and Commissioner
Office in the McKenzie Hotel
Hours: 2.00 to 5.00 Tneadaya
and Fridays.
• Dr. F. G. Thompson
House and. Office, Ontario ,Street
Clinton. Telephone
OFFICE • HOURS: 2'-1 in tlfe a' Sem
noon and 7-8: in the evening daily*
Other: hours by `appointment.
D. H. McINNES
CHIROPRACTOR
Electro Therapist, Massage
Office: Huron Street, (Few Doors
west of Royal Bank) -
Hours—Wed. and Set., and by
appointment
FOOT CORRECTION i
by Manipulation, • Sun -Ray Treatment
Phone 207
HAROLD' J;AUSON
Licensed Auction 'er
Specialist in Farm, and Household
Sales.
Licensed in Huron and Perth -
counties. Prices reasonable; satis-
faction guaranteed.
For information ate. write or phone
Harold Jackson, R.R. No. 4 Seaforth,
phone 14-661. 06-017
S. ELLIOTT
,Veterinary Stir esit
Phone 20 Clinfon,1C•It.
1
ERNEST W. HUNTE
CHARTERED ACCOUNTA'• 1 •
57 Bloor Str. W. Toronto int
THE .MCKILL,OP MU/I UAL
Fire insurance Com pan
'Head Office, Siefert h. chi
OFFICERS— President W. it
Archibald, 'Seaforth, Vice-Pt-esid'ent
Frank 'McGregor, Clinton, Manager
Seoy'-Treas. M. -A: Reid, Seafor'h
'DIRECTORS—..W. R. Archibald,
Seaforth; Frank -McGregor, Clinton;
Alex. Broadfoot Seaforth; ''1,,is
Leonhardt, Bornholm; E. J. Tr,-w*r-
that, Clinton; John L. Malone. Sea f,,,'b
Alex. Mc3wing, Blyth; Hugh Ala», -
der, Walton; George Leitch. i'lint
AGENTS— John E. Pepper. 14• at,•
field; 11. R Ise ereher, Dublin: ,1 P.
Pi)teter, Brodhagen; George A. ul•,.r.i,
1Blyth.
Parti* desiring to
effect
more. e.
ease or transact ofber.Dun.,, '.tl
be promptly ,attended to 'en 'cnu`ni+'•>~-
tion• to nny 'of they Ogee gfficere . t-
dressed.to their respective,note 'offi-
ces.• Losses inspeeted itd"the dirt, -tor,
d
C5.^l,9DIAN ATlONAL RAILWAY*
r ' TIMB
Trains ,sill . arrive ,at ?sat4 8v• ere
,_
from Clinton sa follows
Toro n' d ich Divi
>;ta Odd Go eu• situ
Going' Beat, depart 6.,13 limb
i a,..
Go ng ,Bast, depart art
P 3:03 r:oe.
ea 4e srt 12.04 .hs:
!Going ‘Vest, depart . 11.19 n•+a.
i a
a>ill
ComicNorth, fern .. sea
� h, ., xs . 1L29
Going South. testa :'......;'2811,1►o*,.