The Clinton News Record, 1930-07-10, Page 5'THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1930.
THL CLINTON-NEWSRECORD
,,OF INTEREST TO YOUmer home in the village ,,
AND ME Mrs. J. L. Bestow and family; of
Detroit are occupying W: Middle -
The' season of the Sunday school ton's cettag•e. '
r, and Mrs. }Parry'• •Moore
turned to St.':Thomas on Sunda
ter `having visited the for
father,,, S. Moore
•
Mrs:' George Wen -of Sexfor
visiting her ,brother-in-law, 1VI
Keegan.
Mrs, • Jerbert"Kuritz and farm
Waterloo, Mr. and Mrs. Swart
Buffalo visited _Mos P, Keegan
;pienie is' here, M
Y
In less than three weeks " the el-
•'ection will be 'over. "'
Hot? • Oh yes, but that's what
nt .`we've been wanting, isn't it?'
Mr. George Mawson, r teacher of
Tlsborne township, who retired' id-
, ter
f-,ter teaching forty years, was pre-
'
re-
`sented'-with a cane, Well, we sup-
pose •he would have worn out all his•
-'canes iii forty years.
This is the season when "children.
should be taught to swim, Every.
--healthy -Canadian child 'should •'be
' • taught to swim,- to respect the
.strength and the treachery of bod-
,ies of water, to handle a canoe' and
boat carefully and, when old, enough,
-to drive a ear with due regard to
••the safety of all concerned. There
is no use in ruling that children must
not go near water or drive cars. ' In-
•etsleate in them a sense of honour
sand of responsibility, ,,. teach thein
•what: they: need to know and they
-will not go. far wrong•, Reckness-
•nese and irresponsibility are the
ecause of most aceidents with both
cars and boats:
The Sea£arth Expositor is inclined•
•ao agree -with The Toronto Daily
;Star that the: present pessimistic
trend, (they seem to be fully agreed'
•that •there is a pessimistic' trend), is
••due not to the decline in'stocks or
any dullness in trade but to a• .lack
-of strawberry .shortcake:. That may
account for it in the Star and Ex-
positor offices, though'we. are not
-quite sure, but personally we have
not noticed any shortage. of short
'cake. W :have smacked our editor-
ial lips over several,. excellent ones
this season, ,accepting second help -
Inge with a fine disregard of our
stern resolve to keep slim' and sup-
• pie, ,. S-
Tint that dark outlook on life to
which the Star. and Expositor frank-
'ly confess, may not have anything
to do .with such things as dining at
all. Can it be that the possible re -
'salts .of the forthcoming election are
casting dark'shadows before : and
rendering these fine summer days
dark and"gloomy to their eyes?.
HAYFIELD
Miss Lola Elliott of Detroit, ac-
'compenied by little Rosemary Miller,
is •home to spend her vacation with
'her mother, Mrs, M. Elliott. Mrs,
Henry Miller and Mr.. David How -
'croft, who accompanied them on
Thursday, returned to Mount Clem-
ens on Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Peters and Miss Mary
,Peters of Detroit are spending a
holiday at the Lakeview Hotel:
Mis Alma McKay arrived home on
i .
',Saturday bo spend' a couple of weeks
Holidays with her parents, Mr, and
Mrs, H, R. McKay,
Mr. and Mrs. Wjilbtte Thompson
and little son, Billie, who visited
Mr. and Mrs. D. Dewar and other
relatives in the vicinity left on Mon-
day for their home in Hinsdale, III.
They were aceemepanied 1 y Misses
Elva and Anne Dewar who will vis-
it with them,
Mr. and Nes. B. N. Nelson of
•Goderich are' occupying Jas. Tohn-
eton's house for the summer months
while running a bathing house on
the south beach.
George Garner of Detorit was a
guest at the Lakeview Hotel for
several days last week.
• Dr, and erre: J. Barnett of Ridge -
'town are guests at Miss Norah Fer-
guson's._
Mr, and Mrs, Wm, McDonald met-
ered from . Detroit and spent ' the
week -end with their parents, 1VIr. and
M. Henry Weston. • 1VIrs, Westcn
who visited in Detroit: for several
weeks accompanied them home:
Mr, J. X. Refeinotored from 7-t'on-
eywood on' Sunday with Mrs, Gale,
• who had been visiting her daughter,'
-and, spent the day.with his children
at the Parsonage,
Rev, Jas, Gale and son, Hugh, vis-
ited leis parents on Monday on'his
way to Inverhuron,
IMr. and Mrs. J. G. Field of Tavi-
stock came on Thursday: of last
week to occupy,. their summer cot-
tage. They were accompanied •by:
XT. and Mrs. Dungan Spark •of
'Cleveland who will spend a couple of
weeks with them. ` . '
Mrs, 0. A. Mustard and family
eame from Toronto lust week'to
spend the sumer in •camp. at T. lees-
tard's. '
Rev, and Mrs.C. Dorgan and fam-
ily of Clinton are occupying one of
Mrs. R. Scotchmer's cottages this
month. ;
Miss Ida Reid of Detroit' eame on,
'Thursday. of last week to spend the
summer months with her"sister and
brother, •Mjss Mary and Jas..H.
'Reid, . •
Mr. and Mrs- Walter • l3oug of
Windsor are'ht their summer home
on the Terrace.'
• Miss Alice' Stinson M New "terk
is here to spondeseveral weeks with
her parents, Mr,'•and'Mrs.'W. J.
Stinson,
Mrs. Victor :73urt and family . of'
London are spending Ala 'week with
Mier parents, Mr: and Mrs. F. W.
Baker,
Rev, and Mrs. R, H. F. C,a •dnei
and daughter, Betty, of Washington,
Pa., arrived on. Friday to spend the
summer with the former's brother,
4VIr. and Mrs. A. H. Swift of, To-
ronto are occupying S. •W. Reid',,
cottage.
Mrs R D. Pearson -and familr. and
Truitt an
•Mh•s: H. H. Tru d family
,of
rr
'Revel Oak,'c are c 1 i
Ro. 1o eu n ne
Ma v e'.o
1L 1
of at •ri a cottages Mrs. P u s co a• Lake-
-
1fT d e in.Lat
gx. . €" as
• side Park.
Mr. and Mrs 3 ddiford of Lon-
�e-
y af-
riier's
th is
r, F,
ly of
z of
on
Friday.
Ries Ruth Houston 'o£• London
spent the week -end with her par-
ents.
Miss ,S, te. Ross left last week for
Toronto rafter having- visited her
parents.
,Mr. and' Mrs, Jas. Scott ,of Clin-
ton are visiting their daughter, Mrs,
F. Adams` who is -occupying &lee. C.
Cook's cottage:.
Those occupying the cottages ' at
Burch's -'liewly-developed 'community,
The 'Bayfield Highlands, are: Mr.
and Mre. Acheson and family, code-
rich; ' Mr, and Mrs. Manning and
family,' London; Mr. and Mrs.Her-
bert Spittal • and family, London;
Ms. and Mrs. ' neuriby and family,
London; M`re and Mrs. W. L. Baragar
and family,, London.
Mr.and Mrs. T. Weatherbee of
Toronto are in one of the'iBurch cot-
tages in Jowett's Grove ` •
'One of the largest crowds ever
witnessed at the Bayfield . Golf.
courseeras. present on. Wednesday of
last week when the ;open date was
heldand the play for the Bayfield
Cup, which resulted in a tie 'between
C. A.,,.Reid of Goderich and T.
Weahiierbee of. Toronto, the play-off_
being won by C, A. Reid. 'The fol-
lowing • were the scores; .
hep. net,
75 8 67
T. W''eatheubee, York
(Downs
G. A. Reid,
J. Jowett; -Bayfield
C. seeker, Goderich
J. M Livingstone,
Grand River
R. C. McDerinid,
II. Sharp, Clinton
S. W. Christian,
G. G. MCHardy,
3.'M'eLennan, Hayfield
Dr. Newton -Brady,
Bayfield
D. Mooney,• Goderic 78
W, Southgate; .Se 79
W , A. Couithurst, 70
Jas. Donaldson,' Go80
D. ,Brown, Gaderieh81
W. D. Stevenson, 81
G. McHardy, Goderich 83
C. R. 'Wilt, Hayfield88
Dr, Macklin, Goderich94
The result of theti-
ions' was as follow m-
etition, T. 'heather D.
lleooney; Ladies' d W.
. Stevenson; Ladies's.
aftel, The ladies club
erved tea and alt ns
quite an •enjoyable a •
The annual meeting •e -
elders was held in at
he home of. 0, R. Mil-
ers ,elected were:
matte sea,-treas, i -
eaters, L. W. Burch Jewett,
r. A. Newton -Bra
New -
on -Brady was elect of
he.men and L. ani
of the greens coni-
nrts showed a very r.
he Bourse is in splendidn
nd has been greatly vis-
ors this year -so th re
Deking forward to` d
ear. A. ladies' tours td
n Wednesday for . t of
ne club.
Mr, and Mrs. J. and
aughter, Carrie, ofn
aturday to spend a. s
the Rectory with s:
, 'Ii. Paull.
Messrs, Lawrence s,
Wiaritig and. Ernest It
re camping at Miss
ard.
alb. R. T. Orr and
e\en,'Isobel and Pegg L-
ord are at their su
Mr. and Mrs. C. d
tighter, Kathleen, on
e river fiats' on the
Mrs. Allan Pye an f
tindsor came •on Saturdayit
he
• parents, Mr. and
ombe,' -
Mrs. G. Hodgins f
Wiener are occupy: ,
Scotchnimes cottage. •
Mars. McMillan, andMe-
llen of Lendon are e
sic at their cottage
Mrs, H. 'Peter and
.nee to Stratford -
having'spent a -week -
ge. Miss Bostwick,
s. IVecKay and Miss
St. Marys. who we s
t week, have also
it homes.
;Musses Mary Arms
nship, Jean and F
Varna, Janet ltlpTa
vett, bfargaret Plu
mball, - Isobel Bi
tuning, Olive Law
Ma
son and Violet;Mo
are spending 'a hof
Brown's cottage:
tr`eat preparations
de for the eelebratio
s, Twelfth in' Hayfield
y The local' ,lodie
ze of five dollars` fo
ated home, or busing
lkge.''The Canadian
res has .donated .a sir
be presented., to. t
Soft •Ball game'
ted in the Agricti
five o'clock beweet
1 iremen's team
re from, Glieton.:''T
quite -a'':heeetel tee.fa
in the n x i
� a c ung
82 12
Goderich 84 14
91 20
Goderich 87 12
Goderich 97 22
97 20
90 12
h 93 20
Seaforth 93 14
Goderich 98 14
Goderich 9111
99 18
Summit 97 10
ich 105 22
100 18,
108 14
other cotnpe
s: Driving cc
bee; Putting,
riving, Mrs,
Putting, Mr
of elle
altogether it w
ffair,
g of the Shat
the evening
WJll. The eft
Prssident, J. W.
C. R, Will:
W!. R.
dy, Dr. New
ed captain
Burch chairur
mince, The t
successful year.
condition
Praised by vi
e members a
' another goo
tournament was 110
he members
L. Dixon at
London came o
couple of week
Rev, and Mr
Snelgrove, ' Je
Davidge of Ga
Ferguson', or
Misses Kath
i' Orr of Sbra
miner hone,'
McKinnon an
are camping e
north side,
d two boys o
fo visit
Mrs. C. Wid
and family o
ng one of Mrs
Mr. Jas.
spending th
daughter re-
m Sunday of
ek at' their cot
of Toronto
Janet Kipper
re their guest
returned to
Armstrong, Stanley
Frances blossop
ggart,. Melina
nnsteel, Eileen
ggart, Reids
renes, Marion
rrisotn of Clin-
iday in Dr. C
are being
n of tits.Glor-
an .Satur-
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r' the best 'de'
as'plaee,•in the
Bank of ,Com-
vQr'eup which
he winners, of
which will be
Intel grounds
the Port Hii-
and a picked
he cup which
()asp,.
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`family of . Exeter are at their sum- sere
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a very'large cisme •ie expected,
mi ent speakers n , pe ] rs will" address the
Chering. -
he nnernber•s. of St: Andrews
Church `. are -busy ,preparing to
e meals in their new shed on'
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CARD OF THANKS , . 50e.
MEMORIAL VERSE
PER LINE ...10c
MARRIAGES
leA1VliOKE- REID---At the Bruce-.
.field United .cbureh, on July 3rd,
ey the Rev. W. A. Bremner, A.dah
Florence,.' daughter of Mrs. Chas.
H. Reid and the late Mrs. Reid,
Brucefielci, to- R. N,T. Kameke of
Toronto, son of Mrs.. H. Erskine,
Bournemouth, Eng., and the late
J. T.- KanicIce of Belfast, Ireland.
;BIRTHS
ANDRE+W}S—In Clinton Public Hos-
. pital, on July 8th, to Me, and Mfrs.
:Frank W. Andrews, a son:
DEATHS
CRI0R--In Clinton, on July 9th,
'Sarah Townsend, wife of ler. Her-
bert Crich, in her 66th year.
111e000L--At Londesboro, on July
70th, Dinah Longman, widow of
Wblliam MicOooI in her. 701;h year.
July 12. The members of Trinity
Church will serve meals in the Town
Hall.
of . and Mrs. Norman Land and
family ofeendon are occupying one
of the Box cottages,'
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reick and
son, Carl, of Elmira, Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Schmidt of Stratford, Mrland
Mrs Elden Mealier and son, Clayton,
of Chatham, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Baird • ad son, Jack, and Mrs, S. D,
1VI.erner of Crediton were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Sturgeon on
Sunday.
lMVSrs. Frank V. Martin and family
of Detroit are in their cottage, Boul-
der Lodge, for the summer.
ACCIDENTS AND COMPENSA-
TION
During the month of June there
were reported to The Workmen's
Compensation Board 6,307 accidents,
as against 7,676 during June a year
ago, and 6,806 during June of 1928.
There were 49 fatal accidents in June
this year. '
In the first six months .of 1030 the
accidents reported membered 36,298,
a decrease of 5,217 from the number
for the same period a year ago, but
an increase of 1,096 over the same
period of 1928. The fatal accidents
for the sir; months' period were as
follows: --1930, 233; 1929, 225; 1928,
276.
The total benefits awarded in June,
1980, amounted to 3596,955.72, • of
which 3498,163.29 was for compensa-
tion and .3103,792.43 for reedit -Al aid.
This brings the total benefits award-
ed during the half year ending June
80 to $3,713,968.77 as compared with
83,091.646.78 during the correspond-
ing period of 1929, and 33,515,124.17
during the same period of 1928.
LONDESBORO
•
b'irs. J. Govier is quite ill.. at' the
home of her daughter, Mrs, A. Web-
ster. Her many friends hope for her
speedy recovery,
efr, C. Govier of Port Colborne vis-
ited with his mother over the week
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Glover and son of
Detroit spent the 4th of July with
:errs, Robt. Youngbfritt.
err. and Mrs. Bert Hunicing and
family, aoeonnpanied by Ma's, 3.
'Manning, spent Sunday at Paris
visiting the latter's brother, efr J,
Morris, who is in a poor state of
health.
The United church service for
Sunday, ruly 18111 will be held in
Knox. church at 10 a.m.
The Hiles and Carter reunion was
held at ;Goderich od Saturday, July
5, the gathering numbering about
one hundred. They had a pleasant
day and had a handshake with many
old friends,, also many new ones, and
lx. most enjoyable time was spent.
IUPPEN
l+Ir•. and Mrs. Grant Love of
Lansing, Miele, are spending their
holidays at tee home of the latter's
father, Mts. Robert Cooper.
Master Gordon Geehagan is visit-
ing with his grandparents, Mr. and
Mx s. Jas. McClymont, .
.Miss Mildred workman, who has
been assisting Mis.- Robe Webster of
Varna, has reteuroed home,
Miss Beatrice Cooper, who has
been spending a few days in Lan
sing, has returned home,
The Y.P.S. of Kippep church will
meet on Friday evening at 8.80..
Everybody welcome.
'Mir, and Mrs. Cook and daughter
and Mr. D. Glidden and son, visited
at the home of Verse John Workman
on Sunday last. -
iWieare all pleased to see Rev. and
Mae. Opener "home againt
We are sorry to report that Mrs,
Melles, 'while picking cherries
oe Saturday last, fell and dislocated
her shoulder, . but ',hope to see her
around as geode, as ever in, a few
days. -
Mrs. W. W. Cooper and daughter
Grace, left on Saturday last for the
West. We all hope ` they have a
pleasant and safe journey.,
.Mrs. Jessie Frasei'sson, daughter-
iin-law and niece were home to see
the former's mother, Mrs, John An-
derson, who has been ill at the home
of her daughter,; Vlrs. John Work•
-
Public Meeting„ June 16th
Rev. W. G. left:Min will address a
meeting in the town hall, Clinton; on
Wednesday, Jell—e-1-6th. at 8 pen.; ie
the interests of the teb.Conservative
candidate, Nelson W. _Trewartha,
Cut Flowers
Weddin • Bo q uets
Funeral Designs
Sent. anywhere on Short' Notice
Special•.'attention;to •out-of-town or -
dens.
Chas. V. Cooke
Two Phones -66w and 66J
SPECIAL,,
Only 100 units Weft of--
DOMIi1'ION ROYALTY SYNDI-
•CANE STOCK '
If you wish to purchase, leave :or-
ders not later than noon, Friday,
July 11th. ;
J. G. CHOWEN
CLINTON, ONT,.
74-1.
PICNICS! PICNICS!
Plan your picnic (parties for •
Jowett's Grove
HAYFIELD
Added Covered tables and other Con-
veniences at the same old -
der price; 2&a per r
74-2.
CARD OF 'THANKS
Itfi's. ^Humphrey Snell 'tend family
wish to thank `their friends and
neighbors for the kind expressions
of sympathy and the beautiful flow-
ers sent during their recent bereave-
ment. Also the staff of tine Clinton
Public Hospital for their kind consid-
eration and patient care during Mr.
Snell's illness and operation. ,
Cherries!
Cherries of finest quality for sale
at the C. Hoare Fruit Farm, north
'of Clinton, • 74-2-p,
Standing Hay For Safe
30 acres of good timothy will be
sold by acre to suit purchaser. Cheap
for quiek sale. J. W. Bayley, phone
6361.5, Clinton emitted.. 74-2-p.
The Vogue
Clearing sale of all summer mil-
Iinety commencing on 11th of July
this sale will fast for two weeks on -
The Vogue, 74-1.
Those Bridal Photographs
Be sure and have Photographs
made of the Bridal Party, A few
minutes invested at the Burgess Por-
trait Studio, Miechel, will insure a
treasure of a Photograph that you
will always •be glad you have had
talcen. Our prices are most reason-
able; our work the best, 74-2.
Seeped Hand Machines for Sale
3 Deering mowers, 6 ft, cut, 2
Massey -Barris binders, 7 ft, cut, and
1 No, 7 hcrserake, . for quick sale.
Massey -Barris wareroonss, Batten -
bury street, Clinton. 74-1.
Clearing Auction Sale
Of Farm Stock, Implements and
Household Effects, at Lot 16, con.
16, Goderich township, 5 miles north
west of Clinton, on Thursday, July
24th, at 1 o'clock, sharp, consisting
of the following,
310RS1 S—Blaek horse, 7 years,
good driver and worker; brown filly
3 years, general purpose; grey geld-
ing, 2 years, Clyde and Percheron;
/CATTLE ---Black cow, 6 years old,
fresh; Ayrshire cow, 3 years old,
fresh; Holstein cow, 5 years old, due
to freshen in 10 days; 2 heifers, 2
years old; steer, 1 year old; heifer
calf, 8 months old.
SHEEP ---9 registered Leeiester
ewes; 6 ewes, Leeiester and Downs;
all young and in good condition; 6
ewe iambs and one buck about 50
to 70 lbs.
20 barred rock hens; collie dog'.
IMPLEMENTS—M.-IL binder, 7
ft. cut, almost new; Frost & Wood
mower; hay rake; manure spreader;
spring tooth cultivator; M. -H. rid-
ing plow, Premier 21; Twin plow
with rolling coulters; walking plow:
scuffler; set of iron harrows; land
roller; seed drill; wagon; wagon
box, with .combination. stook and
hay rack; set of sleighs; gravel box;
fanning milt; ; steel tiro top buggy;
Portland cutter; Melotte cream sep-
arator, large size; .set' of sling ropes
and potpies; wheel barrow, stone
boat; 2 sets of 3 horse'eveners; set
of heavy' wagon tires; emery veld -
U.; quantity of tools; robes and
horse blankets; forks; chains; shov-
els, hoes; • set of double heavy hate
tees, complete; set of double driving
harness with collars; set of single
harness with collar and hames, set
'of single driving harness,; set of dog
'harness; army saddle; boys wagon;
hand sleigh; rubber tired baby car-
riage; also a cruantity; of household
effects consisting of: bedroom 'snit°
springs ancl mattresses; large •;glass
cupboard; wood stove: drum and
pines;• churn; set of. 240 lb. scales;
tables; chairs; stands; fruit sealers;
Alladin lams; Coleman lantern; 4-
enal 011 lamps; Raymond sewing ma-
chine aiid numerous other articles
TE.BIVeS • All sums of 310 And
'under
cashee .over that ,amount
9•
months' cedit Will be given on i fur-
nishing • approved foist bankable pas
+per. ' er an• discount of 4 per cent
straight allowed frr cash .on credit
amounts.' Pesitively no reserve; as
proprietor hat 'disposed of his farm..
,Henry Snyder. Proprietor, Ge'rce
1I. Elliott, Auetianeer. - 74-2.
Clinton's`Ne•w-Laid Egg
And Poultry House
Eggs bought according to Domin-
ion Government Egg Regulations:,
Inquire for our prices of eggs.`
You will always find our prices par-
allel withthe city markets.
Fat hens and well -finished chicks
always wanted—Prices -good.
Always phone our office for prices
before marketing produce,
N. W. Trevirartb'ai
Phones—Office, 2141. Residence, 214w
Epps Transport -
Varna Ontario
Phones: Clinton 62641;
London: Metcalf 1165.
Daily Freight and 'Express Service
form London.
Closed vans for Furniture Loads
Everywhere.,
Every load insured ,for 43500:00
Service and Satisfaction Our Motto.
Epps biz Son
70-8.
COLLECTIONS
We handle collections. only
No sideline
No claim too large, too small, too
old or too hard for us to tackle.
40 years' expedience.
No Collection—No Charge,
KELLY '& AIKEN
The Collection Specialists
GdeIph, ORANGEVIILE, Owen Sound
70.6m -p.
Cream Separator and
Piano for Sale.
A new Renfrew Separator, 600-11il
eapacity, used only about ten days
at big discount, This machine is
made in Ontario 'and is guaranteed
to skim clean and run as long as any
on the market. One week's free
trial, '
Also a slightly used piano. Out
only about 111/ years, To be sold at
low price.
Wei are agents for Renfrew Separ-
ators, Washing machines, 2000 -Ib,
weigh scales and the latest 'cooking
and heating ranges. Give us a ring
today. -
J. E. HUGILL & SONS
Phone 610r34, Clinton central.
73.3,
Farmers Take Notice
15 per cent. off
The Pilot Insurance Co. of Water-
loo charges 319,55 for Fire and Theft
and P.L.-P,D.
Why pay from 323.00 to 327.00 for
the same protection if PL and PD is
all you want.
816.15
J. G. C O EN
Office next to Rattonbury Hotel
Phone 52, Clinton.
Wanted
Experienced farm hand, by month
or for season. Phone 640r32, Clinton
Central, or enquire at News -Record.
74-1.
New Agency
I am agont for the Melotte Cream
separator and separator supplies, old
actuators, any make, taken on a
new one; also electric pumping out-
fits, electric•motors and grinders. F.
H. Powell, R. R, No. 3, . Clinton,
phone _ 607r4. 7241,
Farm For Sale
South Part lot No, 9, 1.4th Conces-
sion Goderich township, consisting of
481/4 acres more or less. On it is a
good 6 -room cottage in good repair
with a good furnace, a good barn, 30x
50, with good stable . underneath,
new henhouse, 16x40, new garage and
good driving shed and implement
house, the land is clay loam and in
good shape, well drained. and well
fenced in 6 acre fields, Wd11 • self
crop and give possession at once if
desired. P. H. Powell, R. IL No. 3,
Clinton, Phone 607r4, 72-tf.
Executor's Sale
The Executor of the Estate of the
late John Colbourn, will offer for
sale at .public auction at the late
residence of the deeeaseel.(part of lot
73, Maitland Concession, Goderich
township)' on Saturday, July 19th,
1980, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon
the following properties;
Part ,of Lot 10,. Concession 17,
(Base Lite) Township, of Goderich,
containing 1 acre more or less.
Part of Lot 71, Maitland Conces-
sion, Township of Goderich, 'contain-
ing' i acre more or less 'on which
there is a small apple orchard;
Part of lot 78, Maitland Conces-
sion, Township of Goderich, con -
2 acres more or lass on which
there are• erected a' comfortable
fraise house and stable.'
At the said time and plate'wilI be
-offered for sale a 'few articles ref
household furniture and some im-
plements, including a cutting' box,
cutter, y,saws hems
powe
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11,
'ae r etc.
Teams' of1 —
Sa a Of Real
Estate—
Ten per cent at timer of sale, balance
in thirty days, Of Personal Effects,
Cub.
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'Harold Dale, Auetk neerf W813iam
Russell. Colbourn, Execr•tar Estate of
John Colbourn, 72-3.
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Farmers, tt n s
We farts. for the Deering, r
1 .ee lug, McCormick,
Firost & Wood and 'Massey -Harris' in the following;
Sections, Guard Plates,Pitman Woods and Bolts
and Straps, Guard Bolts, Pitman Boxes,
'Shoe Soles, Knife Heads.
We can supply you with Knives complete on .24
hour notice. •
CLIMAX
This 'is the bug season. Wage war on them
with Climax BugKiller'
For useon otatoes
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beets, cabbages, es lettuce, c
• u e, rose bushes, etc.
•
lYlilier
Hardware
Co.
TELEPHONE 53 _ CLINTON
C. It VENNER, Eketriciai
Electric Ranges, Fixtures and Bulbs
Irons, Fans and other 'Appliances
Wiring and Repairs -, Phone 7
• Eggs and Poultry
Home on Tuesday and Friday fore.
noon to take in Poultry.
Eggs handled at residence every•
day: graded by an experienced grad•
er, for which we pay the highest
market price.
Cream purchased for .Stillman's..
A. E; Minch
Viking Cream Separator Agent. ••
Victoria St., Clinton Phone 231
MORTGAGE LOANS ARRANGED
WILLS, DEEDS, MORTGAGES,
LEASES.
AGREEii •LENTS AND ALL OTHER
DOCUMENTS
DRAWN AT'MODERATE CHARGE.
In Business over 20 years in Clinton
OFFICE, ALBERT ST., CLINTON
Charles Hale.
Conveyancer, Notary, Commissioner,
71-4-p.'
Automobile Owners
Isnjt it better to pay the premium
you know, than risk liabilities you
cannot estimate.
Don't Drive Without Insurance
There should be no furthor ambig-
uity about your insurance obligations
Every motorist must be covered a-
gainst all highway hazards.
PUBLIC LIABILITY, PROPERTY
DAMAGE, COLLISION, FIRE
AND THEFT.
HAIiOLiD C. LAWSON
Healrth & Accident, Theft, Fire
Insurance, 'Ete.
Phone 208, Clinton 67-,
Red & Black . Currants
RASP (ERRIES
2 lb. Chickens
ALIVE 35c EACH
DRESSED 50c EACH
PULLETS, BREEDING COCKER-
ELS AND YOUNG HENS '
E. L. Mittel:
Phone 213, Clinton
68:tf.
.Buckwheat For Sale
A quantity of buckwheat for sale.
Apply to Russel Heard, Bayfield,
Ontario, R. R. No. 8. 724f.
Essex Car. For Sale
1927 Essex'coacli for sale in first
class condition. Apply•to N. Forbes,
le R. No. 1, Clinton. Phone 641x6.
78-2-p•
House For $ale
-7-room house, hardwood floors in
front part of house, town water and
lights. Garage and 'chicken pen.
Half acre lot with fruit trees, &p
ply to'John W. Nediger, Clintons-.-
Pullets and Baby Chicks
Try our Bred•to-lay .,Barred Rock
pulletsfor winter layers, hatehod in
March, will be ready for Iaying
house in July. Also Baby Chicks,
$15.00 per hundred, , D. M. Lindsay,
Hedge Row Farm, R. R. No. 3, Clin-
ton. '' , 67-tf.
Slabs For Sale
Orders left at my . residents will
,receive prompt attention. E. %It'd,
Itui•on street,' Clinton, phone 155, •
• • . 67-te.
Forma § Fors ale
Lots 27 tend 29, 9th concession of
Goderic township, h was tp, consisting ' of
160 acres of good clay •laam, 1�I4.
miles west of, Holmesville. Good
buildings, never=tailing wells. Ap-
ply to Lewis Proctor, R. R. No, 3,
Ctiptoe. Phone 611r2, Clinton cen-
tral, 29-tf.
RUPTURE SPECIALIST
Rupture, Varicocele, Varicose Veins
Abdominal Weakness, Spinal Deform-
ity. Consultation Free. Call or write,
J. G. Smith, Specialist, 15 Downie St.,
Stratford, Ont. 10-1929.
. •.—art
• Clothes Cleaned and. Pressed
Clothes cleaned, pressed and re-
paired. Woollen goods dry cleaned.
Rooms : over Heard',. •,Farber. sups
W. J. Jago. 2283-1,
Keep Warn, With
LEHIGH VALLEY ANTHRACITE
MINEHEAD ALBERTA
SOFT COAL. NUT COKE AND
'' DOMESTIC SIZE CORE
A. D. ,cCartuey.
Coal Dealer
Queen Street Telephone 'di
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Implement Agent
I handle Coekshutt implements
and cream separators, Frost and
Wood Implements and carry parte
and repairs for same.
I am also agent for Allis-ChaI..
Mere Tractors.
Those wishing to inquire about
any of the above kindly call at my
residence,
JOHN V. DIEHL,
Queen Street, Clinton,
81 -ti±,
McCormick -Deering Agency
Having taken over the above ag-
ency for this district I will, keep on
hand a full stock of repairs and parte
of all McCormick -Deering machines
and will appreciate a share of the
patronage of the farmers surounding:
Clinton.
Call at my shop, next door NI
Jones' blacksmith shop, King street.
W. J. S TEWART
Clinton, Ont., Phone 281w 04.tf.,
Clint() i 4 9
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EARLY TO ORDER
EARLY TO BUY
HELPS YOU SAME MONEY
WI'MN WINTER COMES NiOt1
::tipportnnityeis. lame -king at, your
cellar door. Now is'the time to get
'your coal .in, • .There -isi,n4need 'be
pay storage ' on your' heli winter's
coal• when you have space in your,
cellar that's going to waste.:e Celt
the heat Folks and they will hustle
to your home and pack away your,
winter comfort, You• save worry+,
hurry and dollars,
Cali the
for good, clean coal
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COAL COMPANY
OETdNY
PHONE 74 CLINTON