The Clinton News Record, 1928-08-09, Page 5.i,
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l�f Interest; to You•
and Me
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, Editor ht. A. James of the Bowman
Ville Statesman last week celebrated
his fiftieth anniversary ^as editor and
publisher o8 ihat weekly journal. ,Mr.
James is eighty years of age but he
,celebrated this interesting anniver-
saTy, one which few men live to see
by,writing twe'coltimas or more of ed-
Itor n1 connhent, He has been ono of
the best-known weekly newspaper;
men in Ontario and his editorial •page'.
is often quoted by other newspapers.
His two sons succeed him in the busi-
floss.
Baijfield -
Anniversary ai services will -he held in
St. Andrew's united church on Sun
day next, August 12th. At the, morn:
ini; sc rice 11 o'clock, Rev. W. P.
Lane, B.A. of Seaforth will preach'
and' in the evening Rev. R. B. Ferris,
B,D, of Knox church, London, service
at, 7.30. There will be special ,music
at both services
MrsA G. Elliott and Mrs. Hays of
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Lucknow are the guests of alas. Jno.,
Fraser.
Rev. and fetes. Wl' G. Richardson,
Ruth and Robert Richardson: of Wat-
•
arloo are ,visiting` the lady's parents,
Rev. and Mrs. R. M. Gale.
Mrs.' F. Crane of Detroit is the;
guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.
Weston.
Mrs.. Topping of Brandon, Man., is
' the guest of her 'sister, Mrs. A. E.
Erwin. Mrs: Beattie and daughter
Helen of fWingham were also her
' gue'sts last week.
Mrs. H. Weston who has spent the
-past three, months in Detroit returned
'home en Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Weston of Kit-
chener spent the week -end with the
former's father.
Miss Anna Woods who has been
- -taking a. Summer course in London
returned home on Friday.
'Miss Margaret Ferguson. of Sea-
• forth is the guest of her aunt Miss
Norah Ferguson.
Dr. E. P. Lewis and Mics: Lewis
who have lately, returned froin.. an
Europeon trip motored from Toronto
and are spending a week with Dr. and
Mrs. N. wloods. Miss -Jean. Woods
who. has .been taking. •a summer
course in Toronto. accompanied thein
-home. "
Mr, and Mee. A. Reid of Sarnia and
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Reid of Port Her-
' on were the „guests of Mr. and Mrs. E.
-R. Weston on,Sunday.
Mr. Gordon Johnston of Paris was
the guest of his brother Wrttlter John-
-sten on Sunday.
Mr: R, S. Bailey and little daughter
of Toronto ,visited' aver the week -end
With his mother Mrs. Mary Bailey:
M. and Mrs. J. L. Dixon and Miss
Carrie Dixon of Galt spent the week-
end with their daughter;, Mrs., F. H.
Paull at the Rectory.
Mks. David Prentice returned to
' Toronto' on Monday after hearing ''vis-
ited her parents for •the past three
awe weeks.
Rev. J. R. Hempbiil'of St Andrews
'Presbyterian church, Strathroy will
conduct the service at Clinton at 11
am. and Bayfield at 3 p.m, on'Sunday
'next.
• The Lakeside Entertainers gave a
••concert at the garden party, at Kin -
'lough in Rev. W. A. Townshend's
parisb on Friday last,
• Misr J. Grainger of Clinton and Mr.
and Mee. W. Wright '"and family of
"Seaforth are occupying Will Middle-
•ton's cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Jowett of,Port
Huron wore the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. W. R. Jowett over the week -end:
Miss Grace Jowett accompanied them
on their return and will visit in Port
•
Huron.
Miss Ethel Jowett who has been
taking a 'summer ,course rat Toronto
returned home on Sunday to spend her
vacation with her parents.
Mr. Roy Poth of New Dundee was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Jow-
-ett on Sunday.,;
•Mr. and Mr W. H. Tippett and
'Mfrs. Wright ate attending a conven-
-tion of photographers in Ohio.
Mr. -and Mrs, I' aeold King and little
Harrold Atwood and Wm. C, Parker of
Sarnia, Mr: and Mrs. L B, Smith and.
'babe, London were the gueslts'of their
parents, Mr; and ales.. Chae. W. Par-
-ker.
Miss Alma .McKay of Termite ar-
rived oil Friday ao spend her vacation
`with her parents.
Messrs. Lawrence and Fred Fowlie
of London wore home for the week -
Mr, and Mrs, E. Schnell of Detroit
...ma occupying their cottage, Belle
Miss Ethel 'Geineinhardt` and Mr.
'Gilbert Knight have retureed-to Tor-
onto after having_spent'their vacation
with the formes's parents, Ibir. and
.Mrs. F. C. Gentienhardt. '
Miss ,Rudd of Clinton and members
of her, Sunday; school olam are spend -
'leg the week in Mrs. Trdbilcoek's cot
"tage in Lakeside Park.
Mrs. R. Smith, mail courier` on R.
'1t. No, 3,?Bayfiead,,had an unpleasant
experience on Thursday last when the
-young horse" which: she was driving
"frightened -when she. closed W. Carnies
-mail box and .'backed the buggy into
the deep ditto upsetting the buggy,
;smnashing all'tke harness and dumping:
'the mail out. Mrs. Smith was not
"thrown out butmight easrly.have been
"badly hurt or trampled. $he had
`the presence of mind to extricate Tier -
pelf and get to the lnarees head before•
• she got away. The anifeal was badly
frightened but she managed to quiet
her and after borrowing a tet of har-
ness she was able to continue her "jour-
ney and -deliver the. remainder of the
mail. .Mrs; Smiaa had a lucky escape
the•only injury which she received be-
ing the skin, taken off- one . Heel and.
ankle,'
Guests at the Ritz hotel are W. Ae
Gallagher, Ottawa; ll?r. and .Mao,
Hen-
ry Clark and daughter; I Stratford
Mrs: P McLaren and san Ihorbu y;
Edd Gruncicnbergel, New IIambrnt ;.
Miss B. Fraser Mies L. Piaser, Mn.
and Mrs. Frage'', London;, Mr. acrd -
MT's. O. F. Rogers acrd daughter, Donis,
Mr. clad Mas, Thos, Reid, Miss C.
Rai, Hamilton; Mr, R, Kennedy and
Bobbie; Mr. and Mrs. N. A. McKenzie'
and Betty; Starbford.
1VIr•. and Mrs. Roy Phenolic and.
daughters Thelma. and Ruth, Mrs,
Phenoix, sr., Saginaw, G. W. Lupton;
London (Ritz.)
Mr, F. V, Martin, and Norma Brown
of -Detroit have joined Mrs. Martin
`at their cottage Boulder Lodge,
'i ..
nil A. A PJ '.
. Ball of !Toronto, Mrs
Pet-
er and daughters' of Stratford are oc-
cupying their cottage.
The first annual dance of the Bay;
field ,Golf and Country club ,at Bay-
field
ayfield was .attended by four hundred
people. This party tiasfheld Monday
evening, August the sixth inthe-Pav-
ilion at Jot,ettee Grove. " Excellent
music was :furnished by Harold Skin
sir's Biue Water Boys: The success of
this first party: will no doubt cause
this to Moine an annual affair. The
'committee in charge werea-Jack Jow-
eta, Mrs. Walter Bong, Mrs. Newton-
Brady, Mrs. Chas. Will, Mrs. W. D.
Stevenson,, Misses Julia and Catherine.
Rankine htrs. Helene Stott, Miss Alice
Drouin and Mrs. Arthur C. Suppnick.
The prizes were won bye-Waltz—best
couple—Miss Kathleen Orr, Mr. Geo.
Alexander; Fox Trot—Miss-Cluff and
Mr. Burroughs, Seaforth. -
Mrs. I3. McLaren and two daegh
tens of .Port „Elkin are •visiting her
mother, Mrs. Wm. Stirling. Mr. Mc-
Laren spent the week-endwith them.
Mr, and Mrs: S. Shirley, M_ay, Elva
and Lena' Shirley, Mr. and Mrs. le
Graska, Will Kurtz, Ashland, Ohio;
Miss E. J. Loney, Mrs. S. M. Scott end.
daughters, E. L. Scott, I. G. Scott, S,
J. Scott, Newton, Ontario,- Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Adams, Hamilton were
week -end guests at the Albion hotel
Mr. and Mr's. N. 1$a141c0onkey of
Montreal are the guests of the foe
mew's mother, Mrs. S. R. M'cGonkey.,
Mr. and Mrs. George King, A. Ford
King' and sgn Douglas - motored to•.
Elmvale and spent several days last
week with Mfrs. Fred Ritchie, Mrs. A.
F. King, who has been on a,trip'to.
New York'joined them 'at Toronto and
accompanied them on the return trip.
Miss . A. L. Gower of London is a
guest` at the Lakeview Hotel.
The sale of fancy work and home-
made baking under the auspices of St.
Andrew's W. M. S. and Ladies' Aid
held one Mrs. R. Scotchmer's lawh,'on
Friday last was quite;,a success. Tea
was served at small tables set daintily
on the tawn. •
Miss Marion Haat of Detroit is
spending -a week's vacation with her
mother, Mrs. E. N, Hart.
Mirs, G. Win, King, daughter Betty
and Mary of; Detroit arrived last week
to spend the month at their cottage
"King Bluff."
•
Kippen. _ '
Mr. and Mrs. James Reid, . of
London have been ,holidaying with
Mrs. Reid's brother, Mr. Thos. and
iVIr. John. Workman.
Mr. and Mrs. Royal Mcolymont and
children of Chatham are visitors et
the formers home'here, Mr. Jas: Mc-
Clymont.; ': •
We are pleased to be able to report
the favorable improvement of, Mrs.
John Moffatt and Mrs. Wesley French.
We hope soon to see these two ladies
up and about again in there usual
health.
ME' and Mrs. Maurice McConnell
and son Millin of Detroit are -visiting
Mrs. McConnell's father, . Mr. John
Whiteman.
Rev. and 1Vhrs. Conner are enjoying.
a few weeks of well earned holidays.
We wish them a pleasant holiday.
Next Sunday Rev, MCEwen" will oc-
upy the pulpit. Second Sunday, Rev.
Bell. Third Sunday, Rev. Brown.
Mrs. Booth of Seaforth is a guest
of Mrs. Thos. Workman,,
Mr. P. Wiggins,;who •was spending
the week -end with his family in. Lon-
don returned Monday.
Miss; Etta Bell, who was home at-
tending the funeral of her cousin,
Lloyd Cooper, returned -to London last
Week..
Miss Olive Cooper who has been
home for some time returned to Lan!
sing, Mich. this week •
Once more Lake Huron has claiin
e'a another of our young: boys. On
e eIle
no watery
Sikh t this
Many people feel that ar
rangingµa long distance talk
is complicated.
And it really sosimplel
'Your local operator will
connect you with certain.
nearby points listed in the
front pages of .your direc-
tory. If you do not, know.
the number, ask "Informa-
tion.".•
In calling more distant
points, ask for "Long Dis-
tance". Tell her your tele-
phone number, your amnia, ;;
the city you wish to reach,•
the distant.telepllone num-
.
um. ber'if' you know it. ;If you
do not know it, "Long'Drs-
tante" will look it up.
`The operators are always
courteous and helpful, and
the experience will convert
you; to the regular use of a
wonderful service.
Wiry not try it?
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Monday last,_ David Kennedy, Who
j worked for 1Vfr."Purdy, Tuekerstnith;
in company with his parents oC Tor-
onto, went to Grand Bend to spend
the day. The young lad went in britt
mg and was only in the water a very
few minutes, when he went down and*
never carne up to the sarl'rce again,
Men who were near by quickly 'wont
to his rscue, but. ib was about act hour
before his body was found and life
was extinct. Drs. who were there at
the time .paid it was his heart that
had 'caused his - death. -Tho sudden
plunge into the: cold water had just
stopped ice heart. We. are very sorry
for Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy' and fame
ily.
This was the first time they had
visited there son, and were planning a
happy time together at the lake -and
over the week -end. The body was tak-
en to Bouthron & Drysdale funeral
parlors and from. there it was taken
to Toronto for burial on Wednesday.
David was just 14 years old and of a
fine happy disposition and it is a sad
end to what promised to be a fine.
bright young man.
Me. and Mrs. Arthur Anderson and
family were attending a family picnic
in Godorich last week.
Deaths
BARR-In Tuckersmith,' on Tuesday,
August 7th, David Baan iii his 78th
.year,`
ELCOAT-At the residence of her
daughter, Mrs. E. R. Corbett, 32
Belgrave avenue, on Sunday, Aug
ust 5, 1928,' Sarah Jane, widow of .
the late Appelton Elcoat,.formerly
:of Clinton, •
FERGUSON--Iii—Bayfield, an: Tues-
day, August 9th, John, A. Ferguson,
aged 61 years.
County. News
BLYTH: The vexed problem .of ad-
justing assessments from which there
were appeals has been-brought`to a
settlement by marked reductions being
granted the _final, 28 appellants who
took their claims to the county judge.
Originally over 60 ratepayers .ap-
pealed to the Connell, kilt were denied
a reduction, and after 'meet -imp of that
body as a court of revision the 23 ap-
pealed by the judge, the latter open-
ing hearings on June 26. The hearing
was'adjourned to July 9 and again to
July 18, but in the meantime counsel
for the municipality employed Thom-
as McLean, of Wjingham to review
the situationand prepare evidence as
1
to values of properties under disputa
Coimsel for appellants agreed that ,
the finding of Mr. McLean would be
acceptable evidence, from his point
of view. The'Wlhtgham expert testi-
fied cutting the assessment figures
almost in two and the court, in a
judgment issued this week, accepted
the testifmohy as a basis for adjust-
ment. The costs, which will be con-
siderable, are assssed against the
town. .
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CLINTON-NEWS
ECO1UJ
Y itn thtayg ShoiuId
•_1` 'tap3e3Y1 •
have you good photographs` of the
children; of father and mother? W
,are in our Clinton Stadio every Tues-
day to make, good Photographs for
A Wedding Photograph or: a Family
Group. We .please , others we caih
please you. Prices are reasonable:
Wo drake Photographs from 52.00'
per dozen up.
.- Finishing for Amateurs.
•'BURGESS STUDIO, CLINTON.-
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TOM ATOES
THE CHOICEST '
IIOT.IIOUSE GROWN..
30c Per lb.
CI"I'S,V.C(?, e,
Two Phones -66w and 66j
CARD OF THANKS -
Mr, E. Welsh desires ato express
his thank to his Many friends for their:.
kindness and for the beautiful flowers
sent him during his stay in the Clin-
ton Community hospital.
CARD 'Or THANKS
Mmes. A. E. Durninwishes to thank
all those, who so kindly .remembered
her during her stay in the Hospital;
also. the staff for their very kind at-
tention.
Farm For Sale
82 acres, lot 62 onBayfield .conies-
Sion; Goderich township, 6 miles from
Clinton. Mostly seeded down, running
spring, brick house,.good barn and out-
•Buildings. ( Good orchard. Also 26
acres of hardwood timber on same
concession. If farm not sold will
rent. Apply to Peter Cole; R. R. No.
3, Clinton. 74'-4-p.
I''or Sale -
126 single comb white leghorns, last
year's pullets. IVhrs. Ed. Welsh, f.2-
641, Clinton. 74-2-p,
Wanted
First Class Gas Engyne and Repair
onan will take charge :ofthreshing.,
tractor, gas ` engingc or other motor
work. Enquire at News -Record.
74-2-p.
Auction Sale
Household effects at Bayfield pn
Saturday, August llth, at 1.30 sharp,
consisting of the following
Parlor Suite,, Upright piano, 2
bed room suites, complete; Acme B
range, eleven cord 16 -inch hardwood;
sideboard, couch, dining room table,
6 " dining room chairsbureau, writ-
ing desk, rocking chairs,.8 oak ,lcegs,
linoleum, Carpets, lamps,. blinds, cur-
tains, dishes, .pats, • pans, sealers and
numerous ether articles.
TERMS: All sums of $10.00 and
under•, cash; over that amount,' 3
months' credit will be given on fur-
nishing bankable paper, or a discount
of 8 per cent per annum allowed for
cash on credit amounts.
H. Darrow, Proprietor,' G. H. El-
liott, :Auctioneer. 73-2,
f eeenomie.rrrensportona,
RIJCK
-another Sensational Chevrolet Value
Speeds Forward®° ` Wheel . rakes
OW; Chevrolet presents the' New Utility Truck-7-
N
ruck—i a'lowpriced haulage unit embodying every feattt're
of advanced engineering developed :ihroughyears of.:
experience in commercial car -building and proved, by
exhaustive testing on the General Motors proving ground!
Typical „1f the progressive design embodied in this sensational.
new truck are a four -speed fdrward,transndssion, powerful non-
locking four-wheelbeakes, full -ball-bearing steering mechanism,
front shock absorber springs,'airebound,seat iushiohs and channel
.frohtbumper. In addition,it offers all those liasic features which
have beon'so largelyanstrurrlepttal;in_Chevrolet's tremendous sue •
cess as the world's largest buil-der of trucks—rugged rear axle with
one-piece banjo=type-housing' , semi -elliptic springs,set_.,
parallel to the load . , completely enclosed valve-in-headgmotor'
with air blean �, oil filter and positive action veno type oil pump-
thermostTatic,control of water circulation . low loading
height . C- generous road clearance: and countless other features
of comparable importance.
Visit your Chevrolet dealer and get -a trial -load demonstration
of this, remarkablenew truck! It `has been developed to meet
the modern conditions of business transportation and body' types
are available for every type of business,. e-4-0:1oec'
Price only
CHASSIS ONLY.
AT,WALXOLRVILLE, ONTARIO
Ceyeinment Taxes, Spare Tire, Bumper and Body Extra,
The G.M.d.C. General Motors:own deferred payment plan affords flee •
-.moot co,no, icier andeconomical way o/ buying yes, Chevrolet o,F lime.
WORLD'S BUILDl~R` OF TRUCKS
A IAhton
PRODUCT ; OF GENERAL -MOTORS OF ° CANADA, LIMI'A'BD
Live and Dressed
POULTRY WANTED
Bring your,poultry and eggs here
and 'make more profit. for yourself.
Market prices for heavy' hens are
high—take advantage of them now.
Clinton's-• Leading Egg -Grading
'Station
Clinton l'ouItrJ : House
N. Wo Trewartha
Phones—Office, 214j Residence, 214w
DANCING
to Haroldlei ne r
S � e s
BlueWBoys
a er
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WINGHAM ARENA
EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT
65-13.
WARNING
I the undersigned, have received in-
structions from Mr. J. P. Bickle, Tor-
onto that all children under the age
of 16 yearsmust not operate Motor
Cars on the Highway and all between
the age of 16 and 18 =Must have a.
"Miner's License."
BERT LANGFORD
Examiner for Chauffeur and
Operators 'License..
Clinton, Phone 251
A New Agency As . I ant now handling the Cock-
shutt and Frost and Wood Impleme
ents and also Cockshutt cream separ-
ators, and am prepared to supply .all
kinds of repairs for same, I solicit
the patronage of farmers and others.
Orders will receive prompt attention.
JOHN V. DIEHL,
Queen street, Clinton
74-5-p,
,...For Sale •
27 acres mostly farm Iand in good
state of cultivation; pasture; river_
henhouse, 13x46 feet; been; silo; 10
roomed modern convenient bungalow in
fine grounds; good cellar and furnace
tree and bush fruits; adjoins town of
Clinton (south) on Proyincial High-
way. Apply to Mrs. Thomas J. Lind-
say, R. R. No. 5, Clinton, phone 619
r14. 74-3.
Expert Kodak Finishing
Developing 5c roll. Prints, any
size, 3c each, post paid. Jacksono
Studio, Seaforth, Ont. 72-6=p,
Money Wanted •
$200 wanted on a good first mor -
gage. Wily pay 63b per, cent. In-
quire at News -Record. 72-tf,
For Sale—Poultry Farm. and Orchard
Good house and outbuildings and
White Leghorn culled floek. Terms
can he arranged. E. Parker, Clinton.
71-tf.'
Farmers Attention! -
Having purchased a new tractor
and plough, I am now ready to-do a
limited amount of custom ploughing.
Let me help you get your land ready
for fall wheat. Will do a satisfactory
job. F. W. Andrews, Clinton. Phone
38-w. • 72-e.
,Stanley Township Voters'`List
The Voter's List, 1628' for the Town-
ship of Stanley, County of Huron
Notice is hereby given that I have
transmitted or, delivered to the per-
sons mentioned in Section .9 of the
Ontario Voter's List Act the copiesof
the list, made pursuant tb the said
Act, of all persons appearing by the
Assessment Roll of the 1V1nmcipality
of the Township of Stanley, to be en-
titled to vote in the seal Municipality
at elections to the Legislative Assem-
bly and at Municipal Elections, and
the said list was first posted up in my
office at Varna on Monday the 23rd
day of July 1928, and remains thcro .
for inspection. I hereby call on all
voters toexamine the said list and if
any errors or' omissions are found
therein to take immediate proceeding
to- have. same corrected •according to
law. Dated at Varna this 26th day of
JulY,'1958. J. E. Harnwell, Municipal
Growls. 73-2.
Mortgage Sale
Of Valuable 'Farm. Property
Under and by virtue of :the powers
of sale contained in a certain mort-
gage which will be produced -at ' the
time of sale, there will be o3fered for
sale by Public Auction at the Town.
Hall, in the Town cif Clinton on -Fri-
day, August 17th, -1928, at the hour
of two o'e1pek in the afternoon the
following property namely: ' All and
Singular that certain parcel or tract
pf land and premises situate, lying
and being in the Township of H.ull-
ett, in the =County of Helene and the
Province of •Outario, being composed.
of Lot numbe.•Twenty-two (22) ixi'
the Fourth. Concession and Lot num-
ber Twenty-three (23) in toe. Fifth
Concessioi of the said Township of
Iluron, oontaining in all two hundred
acres more or less.: `^
On the said property is ,a frame
house, bank been and drive shed and
other buildings all of, which are in
good , -rep air.
This peogerty will be put up' in one
lot subject. to a reserve bid ,:
Terms of Sale—Ten per cent of
i • ' and price et thee of sale the
balance within thirty, days thereafter,
. For further p uticulaa , apply to
,
Cowan Cowan Sc Grave Sarnia, Ont.,
Vendor's Solicitors, or W. Biydone;
Clinton, Ont. Agent for Cowan, Cow-
an 1 Gray, G. II, Elliott, Auctioneer.
73-3,
IURSDAV, AUGUST 9th, 1928.
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TILE McCORMICK-DEERING
Aut•
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Lifter
Will solve your trouble withrain that i down or . to
g � lodged by rais-
ing all
ais-
ing'.a11 within'
tr reach of the reel: They fit any Binder or mower. . For
Binders four lifters are used on 6 and,7 foot and five on 8 foot, For
Mowers one foot apart for clover and hay—Easily and quickly attached •
to guards now on your implement. They will save you;rnany tunes
their cost in:tnne, grain and patience and will last a life time. More
than one thousand sold at London during past ast week.
PHONE 53
iller
CLINTON
TELEPHONE 53
C. H. V NNE ; Electrician
Electric Ranges, Fixtures, Bulbs, Irons, Fans and.other
Appliances
Wiring and .Repairs.
Phone 7
Don't Let •Moths Eat
Your Clothes up
Clothes that are soiled and full of
dirty spots are what the moths feast
on. •
As a rule they do not touch clothes
that are dry cleaned.
Think of the damage and Loss that
the moth causes.
Compare this with the small cost of
having your clothes dry cleaned.
It is real economy then to have all
your winter clothes dry cleaned be-
fore hanging them away ' in your
closet until next 'season:
It will save you many a dollar!
We are experts. Our rates are ex-
ceptionally reasonable.
E. C. RUHL
McEwen's Old Stand. Opposite
Post Office
PHONE 330
GODERICH, ONTARIO
For 'Upholstering, Repairing, Refin-
ishing?
Samples•oF Coverings Carried
P. A. ZIIVIMERMAN
Nelson Street
Tractor Plowing
1 am prepared to do plowing by the
acre,at anytime. Also wood sawing
Apply to S. Flewitt, or phone 13 on
606, Clinton central. - 64-tf-6p.
House for Sale
One of the best located residences
in Clinton. A substantial frame house
containing eleven rooms, with bath
room, halls, . pantry and woodshed,
Has hot water heating system, which
could not be duplicated for 31,000.
Has stone foundation with laige cem-
ent cellar, extensive verandah and a
new fire -proof roof, °la. acre .lot and
garage; convenient to..ehurches,
schools and business seelbion. :In
addition to being. a comfortable home
this property has -yielded a steady in-
come inthe rooming house business,
and can be made a money maker cat-
ering to tourist trade. For terms ap-
ply on premises. Would also consider
exchange on improved farm. W S.
Downs Ontario Street, opposite Ont-
arit Street Church. 69-12-3p,
Clinton's
0041. GINS WANTED
Months akead:we're picking' the
pick `of: the coal and: storing it away
for you. If you want to keep' up the
good work and buy your coal now,
long before you'll need it, you can
'save. When you take coal oub. of
our pocl$s now and put it in your
bins, you keep money in your poakets.•
Yo•a 'wouldn't let, a warehouse stand
empty, sp why forget ydur coal bin?
Remenrber it can earn its keep for
you by storing coal. Besides if you
see to it that the: Heat Folks deliver
you coal you guarantee 'a warm wel-
come Ter winter.
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Call the s. . " men
for good, clean coal
COAL COMPANY
PHONE ' 74 CLINTON
SUMMER TERI [g
In each of Shaw's Twelve schools
follows the present session in regu-
lar order from July 3rd with no
forced vacations. Enter any day.
Booklet free. Write 1130. Bay St.,
Toronto, W. R. Shaw, Secretary.
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Clothes Cleaned and ?reseed
Clothes cleaned, • pressed and re.
paired. Woollen goods dry cleaned.
Rooms Iver Heard's B-.rber shop.
W. X. Jago. 2283-t1
Coal That Satisfies
We sell the cleanest, safest and
most economical fueland always at a
fair price.
A. telephone call will receive out
prompt attention.
You can feel asolutely sure that
every shovel of coal will be of the
same uniformity of quality.
HOWARD CLARK
Phone 182
Orders Taken at Lawson's Grocery,
Phone 111
We Want Yoisr
Milk and Cream
We aro manufacturers of both
cheese and butter. We want your
,milk or cream. We pay highest mar•
ket. price weekly. Satisfaction guar.
anteed.
Phone your order for finest cheese
or pasturised butter in prints or sol.
ids to W. H. Lobb, Clinton, Ont., R.
R. No. 3, Phone No. 60542.
THE HOLIVIESVLLLE CO -OPERA. -
TIVE CHEESE AND BUTTER
COMPANY, LIMITED
Eggs an P ultry
Eggs handled at residence every
day—graded by an experienced grad.
er,for which we pay the highest mar•
ket price.
CREAM
Purchased for Stibirspan's of Stmt.
ford. '
Agent for the Viking Cream Sep.
aratos.
AG. E. Fitch
Victoria St., Clinton Phone 231
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WOOD FOR SALE
A. quantity of good hardwood and
cedar for sale.
E. WARD •
Phone 155 Huron` street
Singer Sewing Machine
Leased on Small Monthly 'Payments
Big Discount on Cash Sales
Now is the time to have your ma-
chine repaired and cleaned. Repairs,
Needles, Bdits and Parts for all
snakes.
W. GLEN COOK
Phone 171J P.O. Box 201, Clrnte*
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Buy a radio for the, family
in doing se you ' will bel
giving them something which they
can enjoy the year around,
We are dealers for the Kolster and
Kings sets and will be pleased to give
youi a , demonstration at any •time;
Batteries ehargekand slow:1
forthe winter
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W ,ib Nediger; ;
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