The Clinton News Record, 1928-06-28, Page 5Of interest Ycu
and Itle
Sunday is July 1st.Monday will bo
<observed as D
otninion'bay and a ger-
erai holiday,
* 44.. *
Ontario's low tubercular rate is said
tq bo due to the general.userof tho
automobile, resulting in people diving
more in tate open air. That may ee
so but will the gain continue with
the increasing uss of>"closed cars?
*•
Ti
at is the', great idea? ` Last
week` the editor of the London Free
Press came' out with an editorial al-
most condonning the hooky -playing`
habit in schooldays and this week the
Stratt`orll Beacon -herald as clearly
-intimates that the lsoy who wins the
prize for regular attendancemisses
a lot of fun. What :can these staid
fathers of families rriean? If the
first fine weather of the'season has
gone to their brains they should at
least try to avoid thinking out loud.
Mi arrsn.gew
JENKINS—WA'LKINSIIAW— at th
home of the bride's mother, on Jun
23rd, by the Rev: J, )v, sfIogg Cern
Ruth, daughter ,of Mrs. Ca
l.,
inshavi
and the late James. W allcin-
Shaw, to Thomas Rees Jenkins of
Woodlands Farm, Huron road,
Q
c
e
ROUSSEAU—BRANT=in St, James
church; -Stratford, on June 23rd, ;by
the Rev, Canon Chuff, Mrs. Brant
of Harrison, to Louis Rousseau of
the Rattenbury''llouse;, Clinton. `•
WEBSTER—BROWN—At the rec-
tory, Dungannon, on June, 20th,by
the Rev. W. E. Perry, Mabel I3rown,
daughter of ,Mrs. Chas. Brown of
Dungannon; to Harvey Webster of
Goderieh,
DODD-HARRISON—At Blyth, .on
June 20th, by the Rev. W. B. Haw-
kins; Rita, youngest daughter of
Mr„ and Mrs, William Harrison of
Colborne township, to William
Dodd of West,Wawanosh.
DRIVER-MCKINNON-=At` Tiverton,
on June 6th, by tha,lRev. N. R. D.
Sinclair, Alberta, daughter of the
late' Mr, and Mrs. A. McKinnon, to
J,- Maitland . Driver of Goderich
township:
KAISER SIOLMES—In Toronto ,do
l
June=.22nd, by the Rev. -Roy Rick -
and of Albert, College, Belleville,
Diary 'Josephine,. daughter of ; Mr,
and Mrs. Robert Holmes, :formerly
of Clinton, to Rev. 'Gordon Vir. Kai-
ser- of Cadillac, Seek;
Births
SHEPPARD—In Clinton Hospital' an
June 21st,..to -Mr. and Mrs; Andrew:
Sheppard, a daughter.
FULFORD—In Clinton, on "June 1S,
to Mr. and Moes. Arthur Fulford. a
son,—George Thomas. (stillborn',)
14IsCAUGHEY—In' St., Joseph's Hoe:-
pita, Toronto` to Mr. and Mrs.
Frank McCaughey, a son—John
. Peter:
JENKINS-In 'Clinton Public Hospi-
tal, on .June 18th, to' Mr. -and Mrs
Frank A. Jenkins, a son.
STEI!;PE-In Clinton,” on June 22nd,
to Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Steppe,..a son.
COOPER -In Clinton, on June.' 25th,
to Mr. and Mhs. Cecil Cooper, a son;
"Many Happy Returns!' to. Canada,
'which will, celebrate. its.. sixty-first
bizthday on; Sunday.; 'Tis a lusty -
youth .-aigl, unlike .man, grows in vig
or and strength with. each=•passing
year. We may not makequite sd
much fuss about our national holiday
. this year as we dad .: last; but our
• , thankfulness -for her • sturdy . and
-steady growth ,and our good wishes
for continued prosperity -are"just as
strong. • ,
Brucefield
•
Mrs. Emma Simpson and her son,
George, of Hamilton visited at the
home of Mr's. David McIntosh last
week. •
Miss Kate Moir' of Hensall was' the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. 3; Moodie •last
-week. Mrs. ,Moodie's mother, Mrs.
Thompson, is spending a few' weeks
at the home of her 'daughter.
Mrs, Anna McDonald of Duridas is
at present at the home of her brother,
' Mr. Robert Allen: . ' •
' Miss M, ;McCulley has gone on an
-extended visit to-Embro, Stratford
and other points. 'The Vest wishes of
• ler many friends go with her.
Mr. and Mfrs. R. McKenzie of De-
' troit are visiting' the former's ,par;—
ents, Mr. and Mrs, Alex, McKenzie,
'Lillis week.
Mr. Lyle Hill has sold his house in
the village t9 Mr.:. Hugh Berry and
• has gone to Moose Jaw; Sask., where
• he has. secured a good position.
W.• Stackhouse and family were in
"Blyth on Sunday. They were accom-
panied home by Mrs. W. Stackhouse
'who has been visiting there for a few
91ays,
Brucefield ;played: • a game of -soft-
ball with Seaforth in that town on
.Saturday evening. The Seaforth girls
got away to a good start affd held
Brucefield scoreless for four innings
Ile they secured' six -runs. Bruce+
eld, however, started after that and
,managed to tie in the Oth inning. The
score was 9-9. It is expected the re-
' turn game will be here Saturday ey-
-
ening.,
Tho line -ug: •
Seaforth—.P. Reeves, B, Dorrance;
M. Cudmore,o, Nichollos, : N, Walk-
, er, A.. Edmunds,, G. Free, W. Kruse,
E. Grieve. '
Brucefield'— D. Farquhar, H. •
' Hangar, C. Pepper, J. Aikenhead; 0,
`Wheeler, D. Robins; E. Stackhouse,
':K. Snider, B, Chaptnan. - ,
Score by innings:
' Seaforth .. .. , .. • 402 021 000-9
'Brucefield • ''000 040.028--9
A very pleasant evening was 'spent'
' by the members of the United church
on Friday, June 22etd;when they gath-
ered to do -honor -to 'Miss Greta Muss
•tard, R.N., who is' leaving this Week
' to take charge ,of the'Nfission Hospital
at Ethelbert; Man. —
Rev. Mr, 'Bremner presided 'over a
short program, consisting of a• duet
,by the Misses McDougall, vocal solos
by Mrs. Alton Johnston and Miss Jean
Murdock, and'violin selections by Miss
Eva Stackhouse,
Rev. Mr. Hogg, Miss Mustard's pas-
tor - while in training in the Clinton
Hospital, paid atouohing tribute to her
work, her courage and her. abilities,
.fitting her to carryon the work she
is undertaking at; . 'Ethelbert. " Rev.
Mr, McIntosh of Embro, former ,pas -
.tor at Brucefield, •.,was• also• present,
rind added. his 'good, wishes for her
future work. ,
• Miss Mustard was -then Called -to"the
platform, and after an address Was
'read by M(rs. R. P. Watson, Mrs. -W.
A. Bremner ,presented her with a
purse of gold. Miss Mustard' niade s
'very suitable. reply, thanking the con-
gregation, .not only for the gift of
gold but for the hearts 'of gold be;
hind the gift. Refreshment's Were
then served and a social lair spent.
Gocieric h
The Goderich Black Sox won their
game 'from Crediton Friday after-
noon by a score of 3-2.. The game
was played at Crediton and the best
production of ball this season. Gold-
borpe was on the mound for the
lack Sox," and although he worked
imself into several bad positions,
anagad to get, free. He was sup-
orted "'by a strong infield; ;While the
ielders allowed nothing to pass -them.
;oldthigpe struck out nine Crediton
en, and walked five. Crediton was
ight up on their heels for the seven
pings "but were slaughtered under
e Black Sox pitcher's fast hall.
hey -were unable to connect, only
ree men getting safe hits. Grieve
hied for Crediton and struck out
x of the Black --Sox squad, and pas -
d three.
Line-up.
Goderich:--Nairn, 2b; Carrick, 1 ;
urney, 3b; Archerss; Hadden, If;
oldthorpe, p; Sanderson, c; McKay,
; Tunney, rf.
Crediton—•Faist, ef; Grieve, c; B.
finer, 1b, Fanner, 2b •Gibbons,
Schenk,
if; K. Fanner, rf; Weurth,
Meadows, p.
Score by: innings—Goderich, 0-1,-2-
-0-0-3. Crediton, 1-0-0-1-0-0-0-2.
Umpires:' Dean, Goderich, Plate
been Rodney, Bases.
•
HURON. JUDGING COMPETITIO
Frank` Reynolds, Seaforth :1.11
Harvey Johnston, Brussels 139
Swine- Score
Robt, Archibald, Seaforth 118
Robert Connell, nn 1 PalmerstonI
xo
•Edwin Wood, Blyth 135
Stewart Middleton, Clinton 184
Harold Bolton, Dublin 1.84
The ,judges for the Live Stock .Judg-'
ing Competition were Messrs, W. K.
Riddell and A. E. Donald of • Bruce
County, Mr, A. D. Runion of Middle--
sex
iddle-sex County and Messrs. G. Y. Cruick-
shank and F. A, Wiggins of Huron
County. The live stock judged was
contributed by the following; Robert
Boyce,.Broadfoot Bros., Alex, Wright;
George McCartney Melvin Crich; Roy.
Pepper, Wm, Irwin and James`Moln
tosh.
The competition was under the dir-
ection. of. Agricultural 'Representative
G. R. Patterson, and Assistant -Rep-
resentative, G, A. McCague, -
Londesbtpro
The monthly `:meeting of the Wo-
men's Institute will be held in the
Community hall on Thursday, Jly.:19th:
Paper on cool slimmer dishes will be
giyefi by Miss .S.• C. Barr„instrurnen
tal, Mrs. IL Voddeu, vocal solo, 11Tiss
A. Snell, readings, ,Mrs. H. Moon,
Mrs, W. Howatt and Mrs. R. Cald-
well, followed'ky community -singing.
Hostesses will lie; Mrs. S. Carter,
Mrs, G. McVittie Mrs. F. Woods, Mrs.
H. Morrell, Mrs. Ira Rapson and Mrs.
G. Thoinpson. ' ,
REPORT' OP STANDING OP
SCHOOL ' OF COMMERCE'
STUDENTS -
The School of Commerce' has ,just
completed another most successful
year; the students having won'eighty
eight 'awards from the Remington
and Underwood Typewriting Conran.
ies: 44 Initial Certificates; '19 Card.
Cases; 26 Medals. .
The highest rate written was 67
words per minute written by Thelma'
Ritz of _ Bayfield in the Gold Medal
Contest. The second- highest 58,
words per minute written Ely Luella
Powell of Clinton also 'in the Gold
Di Medal Contest.
The "Awards won from the School
Department of the. United Typewriter
' Company, Toronto; Ontario are as
d follows:
Initial Certificate
L. Powell, 31; R. 'Beat orae, 38; . L,
Knox,; 31; M. M,aBrion, 31; A. Storer,
30; C. Armstrong, 30; J, 'Nagle, 31;
t; E. Driver, 30; B. Glanville,34; N.
Lawrason, 30; M. Dearing, 31; L.
Steacy, 30; M. Seruton, 30; R. Elliott,
30; V. IVLoare, 83; A. Johnston, 30;
B. Henry, 80; P. Eason 33; G. 1Iig=
ginsI 34; T. Ritz, 87,
d Bronze Medals
The second annual Live Stock an
Household Science Judging Conpeti.
tion for Huron County was held at
Seaforth,.on Friday, June 22nd. These
eompetitibns , were open to Juni
Farmers and Junior Women's Insti
utes of the County as well as any
young man or young woman twenty;
six years of Age, or under. The on.'
tries were not large but the quality
of the work was excellent, s
or
The competition for Househol
Sciente'e consisted of classes in Nut.
rition, House Furnishing and Cloth-,
ing. MSS Melda McElroy of Blyth,
who was high girl in the competition
last year, again carried ,off ths hon-
ors with a score of 546out of a pos-
sible 600 points.' '” She -received front
the hands ,of the donor, Mr., Thomas
McMillan M.P. a very beautiful Silver
Flower Basket, The first six girls in
order were as follows: '
Melds McElroy, Blyth : 546
Bertha Hoggart, Blyth • 544
Mrs. De Wett Strong, Fordwieh 544'
Mary Wood, Blyth ' 3321,4.
Margaret Elgie, Kippen 6231/2
Eva Scarlett, Walton. 6221/2
The winners of the individual class-
es received Silver Cake Plates while
the second; third' and fourth prize
winnersin the .classes received cash
prizes. Winners of the -individual:
classes are as follows:, `
Nutrition
Bertha Hoggart, Blytli 137
Melda McElroy, Blyth 186
Mrs, De Watt Strong; Fordwich 184
Mary -Wood, BIyth 1831
House ,Furnishing Seers
Mrs:' De Wett-Strong, Fordwich 183
Eva Scarlett, Watton 1761.
Bertha Hoggart, Blyth 176
Jean McVittie, Blyth ' 168
Clothing Score
Margaret : Elgie, Kippen 1861/2
Mary Wood, Blyth 186
Louise Matthews,: Fdrdwich.. 183
Janet Aikenhead,:Brucefield 179
The Competition' was under the sup-
ervision' of. Miss Edith Zavitz, R. R.
Na 2, Itderton, She was assisted at
the competition
by Miss Beggs, Miss
Rowe and Mrs. A; M. Sprin'gstead,
All of these ladies are members of the,
Institute Branch, Toronto.
She Live Stock Judging Competi-
tion' sonsisted in placing ten ,classes,
of stock. Oral reasons were taken' on
five. classes:' .It was possible for the
boys to make a total . score of 750.,
The following,are some of the high.to
Wm. Archibald, Seaforth - 681 -
Warren .7urbrigg, Gerrie '.. 660
Edwin-, Johns, Seaforth 657.
Root, Archibald, Seaforth • - ` 652
Orval McGowan, Blyth 650
Gordon Reynolds, Seaforth 649
Robert Connell, Palmerston %647
The high man and second high man
received a Silver Cup and Silver Med-
al respectively., Mr, W. G. Medd,
M;L;A.,and -Mr. C. Robertson, M.L.A.
Very kindly supplied the funds Lar the
purchase of these trophies. Mr. Medd
was on hand to present them to the
winners. The following is the list of
the prise winners , of each of the.
classes:.
horses
Score,
Edwin Johns, Seaforth 149 •
Gordon Reynolds, Seaforth 148•
Wilson McCartney, Seaforth 143
Elwood Stackhouse, Brucefield 143.
Beef Cattle- Score
Orval McGowan, Blyth 182
Elwood Stackhouse, Brucefield 131
Tas, McIntosh, Seaforth 131
Wilson McCartney, Seaforth 128..
• Dairy Cattle
Eldon Stoltz, ,Auburn •
Dave McIntosh Seaforth
Robt.- Connell, ° Palmerston
Orval McGowan, Blyth'
Sheep
Dave Mcintosh, Seaforth
Gordon Reynolds, Seaforth',
Score
127
128
122
119
Score
145
141
E. Jackson, 41;-L. Knox, 42;. B.
Henry, 40; A. Johnston, 40; L. Pow-
ell, 40; A. Storer 45; E. Driver, 41;
H. Pickard, 40; R. 'Dearing, 42; T.
Ritz, 40; 315. Dearing; 40.
• Silver Medals_
T. Ritz, 50; L. Knox, 50.
Awards from the School Depart-
ment of the Remington Typewriter
do„ -Toronto; Ontario as follows:
Initial .Certificate
R, Beacons,- 28; A. Storer, 33; M.
Marten, 30; E. Driver, 30; S. North-
cotte, 30; M. Dearing, 29; G. Trigging,
27; 13. Henry, 30; M.Scrutori, 60; R.
Elliott, 28; M. Blacker, 26; Y. ),foore,
27; P. Easom, 30; L. Mulholland, 29;
T. Ritz, 26; M. Murphy, 25; A. Leiper,
29; M. Turner, 25; J. Nagle, 25.
Card Cases
E, Driver, 40; L. Powell, 42 L. Knox
35; 11. -Sims, 88; A. Taylor,,' 41;' A,
Storer, 38; B,Glanville, 41; J. Nagle,
36; M. Soruton, 37; B: Ilenzir, 36;
A, Johnston; 41;11. Stewart,: 35 T.
Mitt, 35;; P.. Masora, 38; M. Turner.
Silver Medals
E. Thekson, 51; L. Powell, 45; R.
Dearing, 45; L. Knox, 51; J. Nagle,
45; B. Glanville, 45; T. Ritz, 60; B.
Henry, 45; E. Driver, 50; A. Storer,
52: -
Gold Medals
T. Ritz, 67; L. Powell, '58.
A THRILLING ` SUMMER TOUR i
Through' 1,600 Lakes and Virgin For
• est .without'a Guide.
Algonquin Park, in the Highlands
of Ontario, is the ideal spot for a.
toying ,holiday. Some *2,000 feet' -e-
liovo sea revel, its Cool pine -scented
air and fresh in+iigorating breezes'
bring now life and health' to nerve,-
worn
erveworn people. •
You; may paddle or hike anywhere:
throughout the :park ' without a guide.
The fishing—speckled trout, 'salmon'
trout and small -mouthed black bass --
can hardly be bettered.
,The Park, with its glorious pine
woods,- rocky - bills, gleaming lakes
and rivers, is a veritable mecca for
those who like a "he -pian"' holiday,
Every mile • of its three 'thousand'
square' miles is interesting and beau-
tiful. "
Ask any Canadian National, Rail-
ways Agent for full information and
illustrated literature on . Algonquin'
Park. •08-1.
•
NOTICE TO- CREDITORS •
In the Estate .of Thomas Sohn Sem-
den, Deceased •--
NOTICE is hereby given that all
persons having claims' against the
estate of Thomas John Snowden late
of the town of Clinton, in the County
of Huron,clergyman, deceased, tvho,.
died on or'about`the 12th day of Ap-,
ril A. D. 1928, are required to deliver
to. Russell E. Manning the executor
of the said estate or his,, solicitor len,
orbefore the 15th day ,of July AD,
1928, a full statement of their claims
together with particulars thereof,'and
the nature of seeurities, if any, held
by them all duly verified by,affidavit;
AND TAKE NOTICE that after the
said Iast mentioned date the said ex-
ecutor, will proceed to distribute the
estate of the said deceased amongst
the persons entitled thereto having re-
gard-only:to such claims as he shall
have received due notice v and in ac-
cordance therewith.
Dated at Clinton,, Ontario,, this 280
day of Julie A.D.-1928,
W. BRYDONE, Clinton, Dntari0,
Solicitor for the' said executer,
h8-3,.
T11E CLINTON-NEWS RECORD
tacememesemsammammmaiemileeeerismemeemememmesemwetteme
Years on ``I I'ay 6t'h
Sinee'I opened Studio
in Clinton. S wieh. test/lain: niy many
cu tt
Somas for their, p stioaagc. I
may say my .puniness has been very
good, When'you.need Photos that
cleric c,,nie .any Tuesde,y ,nay Stod -
io. Hours' from 10 a;iii, to 5p.sn
Amateurs leave up youe fillips to
develope and, print,
Burgess Poor
g alt Studios
MITCFIELL AND, CLINTON
F. T. D,' Member
.Flowers and -floral 'designs of -all
kinds sent anywhere. Specilil atten-
tion to out of town orders.'
We•have: a large stock of plants in
readiness for hanging 'haskets; bal-
cony' boxes, l2eddine.e etc.Call arid, see' stock at Greenhouse.
Cb s> ir. Cooke.
Two Phones -66w and "661
•
t A l gin'. ane
J
A5. I
am now handling the” Cock
-
Whitt itt and Peost and Wood Iinplem-
ents and alio Cockshutt cream separ-
ators, and•amprepaked to supply all
kinds of repairs for same; I solicit
the patronage of farmers and others.
Orders *ill receive prompt attention,'i,
JOHN V. DIEHL,
Queen street; Clinton
• 66-3-p
• ANNUAL MEETING
The Annual meeting of the Liberal
Consevatives of South Huron will be
held in the Town Hall, Hensall,_Fri-
day, . June 29, at '•2 . p.m. Executive
Meeting at. 1.30.
Officers will be elected for the
coming year, As importapt business
is coming up' ,at this meeting as
many as,possible are requested' to at-
tend.
ttend.
Mrs. HowardsFallis, Peterborough,
Dr: Monteith; M.P.P. Prov. Treas.,
Mr.: A, A. Ingram, St. Thomas, Pres.
Western , Ontario Conservative As-
sociation, and. other :well known Con•
servatives will be present andaddress
the gathering. , "
The Ladies of South Huron are es-
pecially requested to -attend, and heat'
M'as. Failis, who, is one of the best
known lady speakers in Canada.
GOD SAVE THE GING
Robert Iligg'ins, Wm. Consittr .,
-Secretary. 'President,
68-1.
"The Road to-- the City"
A 4 -act Comedy -Drama will be
^` :presented by the A. Y. P. A.
of Bervie, under the direction •
a
of the Rev. W. A,'Townshend
in the,
TOWN" HALL, HAYFIELD
on the'evening of
FRIDAY, JUNE 29th
under' the auspices of the Junior
Guild of Trinity :Church, • • • .
Bayfield:
THIS IS A FIRST, CLASS PLAY
AND "WORTHY OF YOUR
PATRONAGE •-
` COME,AND ENJOY, J Y IT -
PROGRAM AT 8.15
Admission, Adults 35o,-Childern; 26c
68.1,
'YE'OLDE TYNE FIDDLERS
The Fullerton, Logan and Hibbert
Agricultural Society is, holding A
Fiddlers' Contest in the -
TOWN HALL MITCHELL
FRIDAY, JULY 651I,
At 8.15 pan. . •
Competitions to be as follows:
For Fiddlers over 55 years $7 $5'$3
For Fiddlers under 55 years $7 55 $3
For Fiddlers under 20 years $5" 52 52
Hest step dancers $3 $2
Oldest player 53.00, youngest 52,00
Man prize • winners $1,00 each.
Rules:—Professionals ,,barred. No
entry fee. Anaccompanist provided
if desired. Old time music to be basis
of the contest.. No restriction of resi-.
•denco, -Contestants liable to play for
the dance. Committee' reserves the
right to change - or add to th'e rules,
Contestant must play two tunes,' one
of his own selection' and any oneof
the • following Arkansas Traveller,
Flowers of Edinburg, Irish Washer-
woman, Soldier's .Toy, Money Music,
Turkey in the 'Straw.
, A dance after the contest. Admis-
sion to concert and dance 50c. Child-
ren 25c,
No reserve seats. `
Proceeds for the benefit of the soc-
iety.
R. 3. Thiel. Pres. IL C. Facey.. Sec.
Wm, A. MiCKenzie, Chairman of Com-
mittee, 68-1.
0,
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. George Farquhar desires ' .to
extend sincere thanks to all who
showed kindness to his ,,son,. W. C,
if arquhar; during, his ; illness,' also to
the superintendent and nurses of the
Clinton Public hospital for their on-
tiring- csre; to those who sent flowers
to the 'hospital and for the funeral
and for all courtesies shown tate 'fawn
ily in their severe bereavement
Dominion Day at Goilerfch
There is great interest in the inter-
national -baseball
nternational-baseball match • to be played
on Monday, July 2nd, at Goderich, be-
tween Osiers of Toronto, the Ontario
champions, and: Risdons of Detroit,
champions
o
f Michigan, rt
for
a purse of
$700,' Game called at 2,30. This
match i5 part of 'Goderich's Dominion
Day program, `including field sports,
tug-o-wa3 for Huron Old Boys' cup,
and other events. Street carnival at
• ., 68:1,
1'IIURSDAY, JIJN18 28, 1928-
Live
928
Live and Dressed
POIR+.
Y AILD
thing yoiu- poultry and, :eggs here.
and make more profit for. yourself.
Market -prices for heavy hens ase'
high Fake advantage of:them • now:
Clinton's Leading Egg -Grading
Station
Clinton Poultry House
Ike , .Trewsk`'ttta
Phones—Office,' 214j Residence, 214w
»c� fci g -
HIGii'CLASS TAILORING
. MADE TO -MEASURE CLOTHES -
'*
$19.00 to 865.00.:
CLEANING AND -PRESSING
GIVE USA CALL
Work Promptly and. Neatly Done
E. C.RkJEfiv ,
McEwen's Old -Stand, Opposite
Post Office
I
to ' Harold Skinner's
Blue Water Boys
,. -Jot : ..
WINGHAM. ARENA
EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT
65-18,
Strawberries. For Sale
My Strawberrie's are now ready and
I am prepared to sell' you a single
box or a dozen of them. Supplies' for
Garden Parties- a, specialty. Good
berries, prompt service. Leave your
Order Early. • •
W, MARQUIS,
Base Line. - Phone` 638r21,
Clinton central- -
68-2.
A. Strawberry-
A' 4S RIVAL
under the auspices of Grace 'United
church will -he held on the lawn
c GRACE CHURCH
(Porter's Hillt
Wednesday, July 4
Supper Served from 6 to 8
Admission: Adults 60c, Children, 30c,
The Canadian Male Entertainers of
London will supply a•inixed pro -
grand for the evening.
COME AND -ENJOY A GOOD TIME
—R. 1IL -Gale, Pastor,
Wanted
Housekeeper for Clinton Hospital,
Duties to commence. July 18th. Ap-
ply to Mrs. Holloway. • 68-3.
'Wanted
An. Inspector or Superintendent for
Huron County Children's Aid Society
in place of Mr. G. M. Elliott; resign.
ed. Applications in writing, stating
qualifications and salary expected,
will -be received by the 'undersigned
up to -July 19th, 1928, duties to begin
ae soon as possible. Full particulars
as to duties expected etc. will he given
by the Clerk on applicatiin. Geo. W.
Holman; CIerk, Huron.
Dated at Goderieh, the 25th day of
June, 1928 68-3.
Mower for Sale •
Massey -Harris mower for sale.,
First class running order. $40.00. W.
Brown, lot 18, con. 2, Hulled Town-
ship, 68-2-p.
• Tenders Wanted
Tenders addressed to . D. L, Mac-
pherson town clerk, w aeric will
p be
, receive
>d
up to six o'clock on Friday evening,
June 29th, for the construction of the
fence on ,the easterly portion of the
cemetery front, the fence to be the
sante as that already in place across
the westerly portion. Length of fence
approximately_ 250 feet. Dr. F. 0
Thompson, chairman, cemetery cons- r"!
mittee. 67-2..
T�I11�r �Iardw�,��e Co.
TELEPHONE, 53 >,
CLINTOI.1
5.15,FOLLO JNG xtRE FEW,ITEMS
WE CARR
YOUR NEEDS.
No,:1 Cloves- Honey at 13 Cents per nound,
Formaldehyde.
Pure Neatfoot Oil. -
"' Benzine.
Old 'English Wax ' and Briglitner,
Dental Plaster,
Simonize .Auto Cleaner and Polisher;
Bon ' Ami,
Salt Petre.,
Sulphur.
Epsom Salts.
Coleman and Aladdin Mantles.
Spark Plugs."
Valve Grinding Cempound, '
Perfection Oil -Stove Wicks.
Whiz Fly Fume.
Creuoid,
Steamed Bone Meal Fertilizer,
,Cello • Glass, `
Garden ,Seeds' in bulk.
Bicycle Repairs,
Men's ;Work :`'Shoes, •
t.
OR..
C ' H. VENNER, :Ek.eetrid
Electric Ranges, Fixtures, Buibs,:'irmns, Fans and other
Appliances -
Wiring and Repairs..'
Phon
Collie Pups for Sale
5 ;wall -bred, half grown, Collie
pups. Apply -to Ernest Brown, Clin-
ton. 66-2-p.
Notice "
R. Jones and Son having dissolved
partnership, wish to have all accounts
in by July 1st, to settle up business.
-We have a full line of mower guards,
sections, and.. ledger plates, knife
heads and knives. We do acelylene
welding. R. Jones and Son, !Minton.
66-I1,
Farm For Sale
100acres, good soil, good buildings;
finesugar bush; 4% miles from Clin-
ton. Will sell on easy terms. A. E.
Matheson, Seaforth P. O, ' Phone
614-33, Clinton central. ' ' 38-tf
House for Sale'
Conveniently arranged; seven room-
ed house, on Albert street, in excel
lent condition,'., cement garage, well.
kept lawns, etc.'. Vacant, possession,
Terns can be arranged. Apply box
138, Clinton. 66-tf,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of James McMurchie of
the. Town of Clinton,. Private
Banker, Deceased --
All persons having claims against
the estate of James McMurchie, de-
ceased, who died on or about the thir-'
tieth dayof.11/farch, 1928, are notified.
to send to the undersigned Adminis-
ter with the, Will annexed The Trusts
and Guarantee Company, -Limited; To-
ronto, or to the. undersigned R. Van -
stone, its Solicitor, on or before the
tenth day of July, 1928, their names
and addresses and full parteulars of
their .claims and the nature. of the
securities (if any) held by them duly
verified by statutory declaration.
Imnmediately after the said tenth
day of July, 1928, ' the assets of the
said deceased will be- distributed
among the parties entitled thereto
having regard only to ,the claims of
which- it shall then have notice, .
Dated June 12th, 1928. •
R. VANSTOI'TE, Wingham, Ia.0_
-Solicitor for' the said Administrator
r . - . 66-4.
To Customers
To Iet my customers know that 1
have installed a telephone., M' num-
ber is 64Q r 14 Clinton central. Ever.
ed. L. Johnston; Decorator. 61-01,
Tractor Plowing,
I am prepared to do plowing by the
acre, at any time. Also wood salving
Apply-to"S, Plewittr or phone 13 oe
606, Clinton central. 64-tf-6p,
Boarders Wanted -
Can accomodate'a number •of room-
ers :or boarders, Mrs. W. S. Downs,
Spruce 'Lodge, Ontario street, Clin-
"ton. Phone 95. 66-4-p.
House for Sale,
Frame house, Albert street, Clin-
ton. 6 rooms and pantry, in good re,
pair, lights and water, .'Roomy stable
onwpremises, ' acre garden' with
some small fruit trees. Apply on
premises to Mrs. L. Dunking. 67-tf.
Mower for Sale
Massey -Harris mower, nearly new,
6 -ft cut, 2 sets. knives; Price 555.00
payable in two equal payments, due
December 1st,,; 1928 ` and : Dec,: jlst,
1929. S. R. McMath, I-lolmesville,'
Ont. 67-2.
Beekeepers' Supplies for Sale,;
A •tntmber, of combs, top boxes, bot-
tom .boxee
ot-tom.boxee and also Some foundation,.
Apply to Isaac Dodd, Princess street,
Clinton. 67 -ti,
Lost
A black cushion, pair of blacir
leather gloves and air automobile•
cigarette ash tray, 1Finder kindly
leave at •TheNews-Record office.
d • 67.2..
Clinton's
infrate4
MAKE YOUR MOiNEY CO `
FURTHER '... WITHOUT
THROWING IT AWAY '
-Heat' Folks Coal and cleat Folks
Service,
Give you the- best values for your
money that you will find.
Order your supply today of our
DL&W Coal, and make sure of satis-
factory cooking now and satisfactory
heating next winter.
Cali the 'OAT 61,fet
for good, dean coal.
�j,r
COAL .COMPANY
PHONE 74 : CLiNTON e Je Nediger5 Prop.
e
•
$U1MliltE118 TERM
In, each of. Shaw's Twelve school
follows the present session in regi
lar order from July 3rd with n
forced vacations. Enter any da;
Booklet free. Write 1130 Bay St
Toronto, W. R. Shaw, Secretary.
Clothes Cleaned and pressed
Clothes cleaned, pressed and
paired. Woollen goods dry clean
Rooms Iver Heard's B_rber sh,
W. J. Jago, 2283
Coal a That Satisfies
We sell the cleanest, safest a
most economical fuel and always at
fair price.
'A telephone call will ".receive o
prompt attention:
You can feel asolutely 'sure th
every Shovel' of coal will be of t
sante uniformity of quality.
HOWARD CLARK
Phone 182
Orders Taken at Lawson's.Grecer
Phone 111
We Want Yeur
Milk and Cream
We are. manufacturers of bo
cheese and butter. We want yo
milk or cream. We pay highest ma
ket price weekly. Satisfaction ga•
anteed, ,
Phone your order for finest chee
or pasturised butter in prints or as
ids 16 W. H. Lobb, Otinton, Ont.,
R. No. 3, Phone No, 695112. --
THE ROLMESVII',LE COOPER
TINE CHEESE AND BUTTER
COMPANY, LIMITED
Eggs and P. ut1tr
Eggs handled at residence ev
day—graded by an experienced gr
ee, for which we pay the highest in
ket price.
CREAM
Purchased for Stillman's of S
ford.
Agent for the Viking Cream S
arator.
A. E. Finch -
Victoria St., Clinton Phone
'2
WOOD FOR SAL
' A quantity of good hardwood
cedar for sale,
E. WARD
Phone 155, Huron s
Singer Sewing Machii
Leased .on Small Monthly Payme
Big Discount on Cash Sales.
•Now is the time to have your
chine repaired and cleaned. Repel
Needles, Belts: and Tarts . for
makes. I'
W. GLEN COOK
Phone 1713 5.0, Box 201, Clint
.ASI
tip�r o rry .
ritIN
Buy a • radio for the Tamil
in doing se you will b
giving them something :: which the
can enjoy the year around,
Weare dealers for the Roister an
'Icings sets and will be pleased to giv
you a demonstration at any time,
1111111
-Bat..
terra c
s Iia
r ed a -n•
nd st
g o
pp R
NJ
forthe winter