The Clinton News Record, 1929-10-17, Page 5T1-IURSDAY, OCTOBER x7,'.102,
OF ' INTEREST TO YOU
AND '1VIE •
Armistice Day, Nov,llth,falls on
Monday this year ^aria Will'. he ob.,
served in Canada as Thanksgiving
O4taber is'more. than halt gone,
and all the fall fairs` are over, Bet-
ter •:get .on,storin window and pre_.
pare for winter.
When all's said and done, do you
soy, get any further by ; buying
meis
w� rem ha One- thing, f n
sure idle money you send to a die-
rant city' hat parted company, with
:you, It will not return in ',payment
for enind of : dui Wares, rior: ; Ivzll�it
ba -used ,to pay tas(es td hurld.nes„
'ant $pwri,," '�.
Phe Family 'Ides+ald and • ylneekly
,stat calls at'tentiori tip the .'many ad-
vayitages resultng,fr?orn -bile naming
„'of •a farm, a practise vdu h; s , not
as -common`'in Canada as in the old
land and as. transient easily be The
News beeord has called 'attentioe: to•
t1t4 lank en' inor.e th'ari one occasiait.'
.-Whe=t settlers, „fist came out to
the bush farms of• C'anada:'and,built'
a
'Vies
'rn a sen l clearing they.,
- no doubt felt that such alarm home,
• "although :a'notable -:.achievement, by
• the master•: and appreciated by the
';family+ bore toe` little iesanbl'ance to"
the finished farms of the,• did home
land beyond. the sea to merit -a name,
Then .as time ,wept on thee, sons and
•daughters ' Were= ,content. -to: deseiiibe
their fain as Lot; 21 on Con: •2 and
let it go at'. that; until we have ' all
across • this fine Dominion beautiful:
•farmsteads as bare •of a name by
-which to distinguish them from their:
-nightie's as a flock of pigeons. .
• Farmers axe usually •v'ery;praebieal
folk and tiheyr'wantto know, a good
reason • for ; doing anything to which'.
they are being ,Urged. So if •id up
to anyone who suggests the -general
naming -of farmsteads to put up some°
sort of sensible reason. ' The Family
Humid' says that `the naming of a
• farm sets it apai$ as a distinct and;
individual concern and. that such a•
name :used on • the premises, -on
trucks,; containers of.. products, ete,,
forttts valuable. . advertising, • and it
• cert inly • does:.. A. customer likes
to know .something of the place
where ;the, goods he purchases are
produced, especially food products,
• and if the product is good -he well or-
der again „and 'again. -If the 'name
Of the producer and the farm .from
whieh it comes are both on the con-
tainer there is at once a connection
made and if the name of, the farmer
clips the memory the 'nanit.'of 'the'
farm may remain.
A : proper and appropriate, not a
fantastic name, is -a good advertise-
nient in business,_but it is also a val-
uable social asset. Just to say that;
one lives in Goderlch township, Ifni -
lett, Tuckersinith or Stanley- is vague
and unsatisfactory when describing
one's place of residence. To say that
one's home is "Pine Tree Farm,"
"Sunnyside Farin," or somesues-des-
criptive, t=ame sounds, very much
Moro slibisfactory., Then, too, if the.
farm is properly ;named the chances
are that it will be kept up better,
that it, will bebeautified and cared
.; for. A name for the farm and use
of it on stationery and in overt' way
Possible would enhance the value of
-the farm in most cases. •
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STANLEY
Miss, Jarde McGregor of Cleveland,
Ohio, is visiting friends on the 2nd
•concession.
Miss Mary Gordon of Goderieh
spent ie few days at the hon=e of Mr.
Thos, B. Baird,
Mr. Will 1VicGregor of I'tontreal
spent- t=he week -end at the home of
In; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Mc••
Gregor.
Mir, John T. Baird and Waite of De-
troit visited friends on 'the 2nd cop -
cession on Monday.
Mz .W911ia'm, "MCGregor of Montreal
Spent the week -end; with his parents,
:Mr. a=id Airs. Neil McGregor.
Mass Pat MacFarlane left 11.1411 -
day foe Chatham and Detrdit.
Mrs. Butehart and her niece, Miss
Janie McGregor of Cleveland, Ohio„
are spending • some time With their
friends,,on the line.
A pleasant time was spent on Fri-
day evening of last week at the hone
of • Mr. • William Shaddick, when the
people - of ,the eonigsuntity gathered
and presented Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm
1Vlacfarlane, who were recently mar-
ried, with a lovely brown leather
couch. 'After the presentation, a
dainty lunch was sleeved by the lad-
ies and the restof the evening was
spent in denting,
Mr, and' Mrs. John MacFarlane
-left last :week to •m.alce their'liome in
Clinton. They will be Missed ` from
tthe neighborhood.
BRIJCEFIELD
-The W. M. S. of the United church
-held their monthly meeting in the
.Church parlors on Wednesday, Octo-
ber 8tli, with the presdident, IVIt's,
(Rev.) W. A. Bremner, " presiding.
'The roll call showed an, attendanee
• of twenty-two •members, and was
'answered < with' a verse onf°Obed-
"ience."
:Mrs., W. Stevens, as leader' of
''Group, 8, then pelt charge of the
program; • which' was very interesting
rand helpful. Mrs. Jas: McQueen•gave•
' a,;splendid - report >bf the Sectional
(Conference held recently at'Egmond-
'Ville. • Mrs,. D. Tuft and 'Mrs. ,Weil"
McGregor offered ":,thedevotional'
•prayerL's,lbiss Munro read•the, Stttdy.
'eafle,
t,. "Ire shall reign';fron Sea,' to,
• S,
,i,,and Mrs, Wt "A Stevens read
ea
Birds-E e Vie* of the Whole Field,"
w
y
7V>cs. A. T, Scott read •a short story,
.Previous 5ngageinent," showing
i ,le
Cas it s to 'other t
?therdin how' �v
',things come ahead of the W M,S.
meeting. ' A. most : welcome Visitor
:was Mliss 'Gretta IVriastard, of Ethel
• butt, Alan.' 'Vries 1Viustard • gave ,ra
Short, info,•rnal talk 'descriptive of
work; which was
much t rec-
lien• pp
iated by everyone :present. Mrs., Ar-
thur : i feQueen . closed the meeting,
With prayer:
Nurse Gretta '1Vlustard of Eth'e1-
boi•t, Manitoba, is` holidaying at the•
a Mrs.
M . and 'e rens a
,home of her ,parents'.. �'l
Mex Mustard;
Mr. A. '1111orton • of Toronto is "the
gueet of Mr, 1\fuirav Gibson' and Miss
Gibson this week.'
Mrs. (Dr.) Corey cif D,enver, for=
merry Miss Margaret 'Jamieson of
Brueefield, Was renewing old ac-
quaintances in ourvillagelast week,
Mr, and MTS. Win, Douglas • moved
from thein farm to their ,,cosy home
in the village lastweek. '
Miss, J; 'M:eKenzie of `Ripley spent'
a .low days with .l'ei friends ,at 'the
,manse -,hast week, Rev. W. A. • and
Mrs.' Bremner"
Rev, M.Smpfitit,.'McKillop will
conduct 'Divine ;se`rv,ces ' e i Sunday}
-Oet 20th,"in the,.Uaited ehnrch when
Rev' t A Brehiner will; conduct -an-
nrversary. s'erviees in Dtiff'a chercdrr
1V> cK411ap.
II,ULLETT" TOWNSHIP
In the death .of Mrs. William Low-
.rie, which occurred at her .home ' on
the, ninth.. concession, of the Town -
:gilt `of ; Mullett,= an Tuesday; the
eighth bf October, 'the'',community
lost one of it's most highly 'esteemed
residents, a most devoted. wife and
waiter, ".a;,real home woman- in the
.noblest •sense. of the:tei•in. •
Although bereft of her husband
some. years ago, she loved: to live in
close cominunion with her ,family,
and teach: than toknow and. to :prize
the better and nobler things of .life
and to look forward witli..faith•and
hope, in the •happier life beyond,
where care and suffering shall be
known no more. - •
Borii in Galashiels, Scotland in .the
Year 1858, her, parents with their
family afterwards moved 'to Ireland,
from whence -she ;and a' brother emi-
grated to Canada in the early gevems-
ties, settling in the Tgwnship of Hui -
lett. In August of 1878- she was
'married to her late 'husband, Mr:
William Lowrie, residing- all their
after lives on the old original home-
stead: • •
•She was a consistent member .of
Burns church, Mullett, :and while
health and strength permitted always
delighted to be present at the Sab-
bath services, _
The funeral service was conducted
from her late residence by her pas-
tor, Rev.. M2, Forster of •Burns and
Londesboro charge, interment being
in Burns church cemeterybeside. tlie'
remains of her deceased husband,
the pallbearers being her three sons,
James, Randolph and Charles Lovirie,
her son-in=law Mr. Peter Taylor; 'Mr.
Win, Henderson of Morris and Mr.
W. L. Jamieson of I litchener, Ont. '
;She leaves to mourn the' loss of an
ever kind and'` affectionate mother,
her three sons, James and Randolph
an the home farm, Charles of Morris
:township and two, daughters, Mrs.
Peter Taylor of Mullett township and
Eupheinia on the homestead,
CONSTAN.CE
Miss Olive Grimoldby spent a
days last week ab the home ofher
aunt, Mks. John Mann of near Clin-
ton, .;
Mrs. Joe Riley spent Friday with
her mother, Mrs, Geo, Cook of. Gode-
rich township, who, we regret to say,
has been 411 and is not improving as
quickly as her many friends would
like to see..:.
We extend our sympathy' to the
family •of the late Mrs. Wm. Lowrie,
whose death occurred on Wednes-
day of last week:
Our teacher, lVbiss Ida 'Medd, at-
tende.d the teachers' convention held
in Seaforth last Thursday and Fri-
day,.
Anniversary :services will be held
in the United church on Sunday, Oc-
tober ,27th, to be. followed by the an-
,nual fowl supper on the 29th. •
Mr. •bIatthew Armstrong shipped a
car load of cattle' to Buffa'l'o last week
returning ono day recently and • has..
been quite ill at his home since, haw
ing contracted e cold on his trip over.,
We hope to hear of..an improvement
soon',
' The Women's Missionary Society
=net last Thursday at the home of
Mrs. Peter Lindsay and all report a
splendid .meeting.
Mrs. James Dale is spending a
few holidays in Toronto with her son
and daughter,* who both h=ave posi-
tions..there, also at the henna of hes
brother, 164, . Wttr. Dodds.
Mr, and Mrs. John Riley and .. son
_Nelson of Tuckersmith' spent Sun-
day at the Urea' of Mr. and Mrs.'
Rabt, Grimoldby ,
LONDON ROAD •
The meeting 'of the London Road
Comlmunity club, which was postpon-
ed till October 22nd, will take the
form. 11 a social evening and will be
held at the home of 'Airs. Leb'eau.
1)0 YOU KNOW
Do you know that the Lord's Day,
Alliance` of Canada is this year cele-
brating its 40th atiniyer•sary, organ-
ization having taken place March 21,
1889, in the City of .Ottawa,
Do you: know that Canada has the
best. Sunday law in the world ;
Do you know that the Lord's Day
Act deals with one question only, the.
weekly rest day, that it dotes not die -
ate as to how 'Sunday is to be used
ed
recreation?
o
either for religion orf r
"
Do ypu know that the Lord's Day
i
Alliance is the only organs izafo n n
Canada •.uardin ..Sunday'fob rest and
g g
the .cultural
opportunities'which
kits
urn affords, and' :that in this it has
'the endorsement of all, the Prates
;tint ,Churches" in;` Canada?
THE CLINTON-
MARRIAGES
CHESNEY-H'OWATT-At the home,
of the bride's parents, on Oeti 515,
by. the Rev. Charles Malcolm, :Eg-
xnondville United church, %. Sadie
Evelyn, daughter of Mr. and .Mrs.
J. D. Howatt, Seaforth, to Hugh
M.' Chesney,, son .of Mr, and Mrs.
Pearson ,Chesney of Seaforth.
McCQRMICK--ALLEN - In Knox
Presbyterian 'church. GOderich, • on
Oct. 8th, by*the R,ov. R G. MeDer
Ol, daughter
d e of Mr. and
md, v
;Mire. B. 12..'Allon of ;Coderibh,, to
Cassius Dean McCormick, son of
Mr; and Mrs. Archibald G. McCor-
anick of" Albany, hid,
'BIRTHS
BE RSON--In ;God r.•}ch townsl ip-raiz.
t)etoiter 3rci,, to AIu and Mrs, Wm.
' Pearson, a daughter':=Betty Lou:'
Eileen
DEATHS
WtLTSE Tn Clinton, on Oct. 14th';'
;Levi Wiltse, ;agedGd71,years. r,; -
GARD!INER-In Gederielr,. ,on Oct,.
llth, Elizabeth Hamilton; widow
of Jon Gardiner, Coder.+ich -town-
ship,` in. her 76th year..
COI,TRTICE=Art . Holmesville on :Oct.'
126111, Emma 'Louise, youngest
daughter •of:5lr. Andrew' J, Cour-
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HEALTH SERVICE F 'THE •
`CANADIAN MED CAL °'
• ASSOCIATION .
THE HEART
The"'heart is a most important ox
gan.ivhieh acts as a pimp and thus
keeps -'the; blood moving • throughout
the •body. Any unusual condition.. of
one part or organ of the human body
May result in the upset o£ other or--
gans, such as the, ' heart, with per-'
haps some permanent damage.
Pain in the. region of. the :heart
does not always fn'ean heart disease.
It may be .due, to some heart -condit
tigm,:but',it..is much• more fr=equently
caused . by, some condition .of the
stomach, :such as improper digest-
ion of food. Usually •the first symp-
tom of the 'heart's being below par
..is shortness of breath ,on. slight ex:
ertions. ' '
In old age,' ,it is not unusual to
find that the heart is not doing. its
Work as well as it did. This ie part of
the,•gene?;al wearing, out of tate tis-
anes,;and means that life must be so
regulated •that neither at work nor
at play is the heart given more to
do 'than it can accomplish, without
exhaustion. Persons,. young, .or old,
who have a weakened or damaged
heart, can live long lives of use-
fulness, providing they avoid doing
such things, as heavy lifting, which
throw a sudden strain on the heart.
They must also avoid those activities
which cause shortness of breath; or
pain, always stopping imknediateJly
to rest when symptoms appear, 'Ex-
ercise in the form of work' or play
which' does' not cause symptoms is'
usually of behcfit.
'' The most common cause of heart
disease in young people is infebtion:
The 'germs which settle down in'
diseased tonsils, adenoids' and teeth
very • often .travel through the body
They may, and very frequently do
attack tire' heart. The heart may
also suffer from the germsand the
poisons produced by the germs in
such diseases as dip,theria, scarlet
fever and influenza. Damage to the
heart is a Comparatively common re-
sult of acute rhemnatism. Syphilis is
also an infection whieh is very liable
to attack the heart and blood vessels.
The removal of infected parts, such
as diseased tonsils and, the avoidance
of infection are the basis of the pre-
vention of heart =disease.
Questionst• concerning Health, ad-
dressed to the Canadian 1Vredical As-
sociation ..-184 College Street Tor -
elites; will be answered personally by
letter.
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs, Harrison Lyon and family,
Isondeslioro, desire to express to their
friends and neighbors their sincere
appreciation of. all the sympathy and
kindness extended to , them in their
recent bereavement..
CARD' OF THANKS-
The familyof the late Mrs, Wil-
liam Lowrie of Mullett Township de-
sire to thank -their friends and neigh-
bors for the ".many .expressions of
'kindness' and sympathy in thesad
bereavement of the loss of their
dear mother.
CARD OF THANKS
The sons and daughters of the late
Mrs. J. Mitelfell wish to extend
heartfelt thanks to neighbors and
friends for the many ,exprossibhs of
sympathy and helpfulness, shewii
during the'illttess • and the passing of
their mother.. •
CARD OF THAN=KS
'M4•, • and Mrs, Frank Evans . and
her brothers, Messrs. Harold and
ArtInr ;Burr of Montreal; - wish to
thank the citizens of Clinton and the
hospital staff far th'e kindness and
sympathy shown, 'in their sad be-
reavement, the death of Mrs. W.'
Leppington.
A Special •Meeting
A special meeting of the retepay-
ersof S.. S. No. 10„ Goderieh town
ship, will be held in the schoolhouse
on .M=onday evening, Oct, 21st, con
rnencfng at 8 o'clock.., 1. R. Mid-
dleton, Secretary,
For Sale
4oale diningroom-chairs, kitchen
couch springs and' slip,_gover, 2 par-
lor chairs, upholstered in taupe vel-
our, mahogany parlortahle, piano
stool: r Inquire at News -Record of-
fice. . 86-tr.
Social ,and Sacred. Concert
A •social and. Sacred Concert eii11
be h'eld 4n the Clinton Daptiot church,
On -Aidnday night Oet. 28th, at '8
o'clock, when the ;.mortgage will 'be
burned by our ,oldestMrs.
Akan' The Sunshine ;Singers, also
the Blyth• Ladies' Quareette will Sing.
36-2.
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EWS: RECOR
Member of ''Florist Telegraph delivery
Association
CUT •FLOWJIRS,
FLORAL DESIGNS
For All Occasions, Sent Anywhere,
Greenhouse is as near a your phone.
r
BuIbs
Large Selection of Dutch
Bulbs Nov Arriving
Chas. V. Cooke
Two Phones -66w and . 66j
Cil:' Rsts. 'Veal, b ,28e:
Veal : Stews, 'per' lb 22c
Veal Chops 32c
Pork; Chops; per
Shoulder' Rst.-' Pork, •1b. 22c.
Rib Roast Pork, lb 23c
Lois Rst, PbrkF lb , 25c
Fresh Pic. Hams lb, 22c
Fresh Hams, lb. 25c
Break.. Bacon, piece, lb. .,8c
Sm. Picnic Hams, lb ' 2:c
Chickens' and Ducks and
Pork Tenderloins for Week-
end Orders
Lard' in 20 lb. pails, net
Weight $3.25
Kindly us your let have 'Sat:
urday order on Friday for
EarlY Delivery., , , -
-Highest price paid for hides
CONNELL & TYNDAiL
Clinton's Leading Meat Market
SOUTH HURON
Prohibition Rally
TOWN HALL "
Hen sall
Monday,
October 21
Commencing at 2 o'clock
Address by
Rev. R. A. Whattam
OF OSHA... WA
ALSO LOCAL SPEAKERS
All persons interested in Prohibition
are Invited.
36.1-p,
Wanted
A woman for housework, with: eld-
erly couple. Apply to Mires. James
McConnell, Clinton. 36-1.
Will Hold Sale
The W. A. of Ontario street 'Mal-
ted church intend holding a sale of
miscellaneous articles on Friday,
Nov 22nd, More particulars later= •
36-1.
Priva•:e Sale of, household Effects
The following articles are, being of
fared for " sale privately; bedroom
suite, couch, stretcher, 2 rockers,
stand, kitchen , table, small table,
sideboard, organ, jars, Iamps and' 2
toilet sets. Mrs. L. Rath, ,Huron
street. 36-2.
Garage To Let,
On Buren Street, Clintn.' Phone
291. 36-1.
For Sale.
150 pure bred Barred Ronk pallets,
Watson strain. Apply to. Roy Law-
son, Clinton: Phone 2411:81.
36-1-.p.
i - Farm For Sale
A 100 -acre farm for sale or rent.
Good 'soil and good buildings. Apply
on premises to A. E. Matheson,
Tuckersntith,, R. R. No. 5, Clinton.
Phone 604 ring 33, Clinton central.
36-tf.
• Baking Sale and Tea '
A. sale of homemade Booking can
irly and afternoon tea will be held on
Friday, Nov. 1, at tine home of Mrs.
Elizabeth Kennedy Prem 3 to 6
o'clock," ;,under the 'auspices, of the
W.M.S.`. of- Ontario street: lJnited
church. : 36-3.
Collie Astrey ,
Came to the premises of the under-
signed, a black and white , Cpllie.
Owner may have, same by proving
property :and paying for„the. adver-
tisement.
the._adver-
tisement•. Adam 'Stepp, Goderieh
:township, it: R. Ne. 3, Clinton., Phone
606r12, • Clinton,
Wanted,
The tmdersd ned 0$llreceive a li-:
g pp
cations in writing, up to Saturday
the 26th hist„ for the position of
Matron 'of the Children's Shelter at
Goderieh, duties to begin November'
Fi t next
t
Applicants to state qualifaCa tio
s
e m rried or in l" andi e
age if a s ingle g v
references..
Oct.1 :1 1 2
Goderieh 6 h, 9 9.
GEO. W, :HOLAIAN,
Goderich, Ont,
36-2.
Clinton's New -Laid' Egg
And Poultry ; .House
Egg's• bought a i g
•1 " `eco din • to - Domin-
ion Government Egg Regulations.
Inquire: for .our, prices •. of eggs.
You will always rind our prices par
a 11el wih,tho city mar
kets.
Fat,.hens and well -finished chicles;
always wanted- -Prices good,,
Always phone our office for prices
before marketing produce.
N. W. T>,: evvar'tha
Phones -Office, 214j Residence, 214w
unbeam•nFeed;.
• 7ut received a carload , -52 Snvu-'
fliike Flour, Sunbeam Feed,"Sunbeam
Laying ,1Vfash, -Rainbow Scath feed,-
different
eed,different brands of Hog feeds, fat-
tening Magi for hens; Fish meal and
:Powdered" -'Butter Milk and Calf-
meal. a
W W
.Charles orti
'Flour' and Feed ' 'Phone 199
Apples, For Sale
Tallman sweet, .Galesrs 1 t
.a.:T�lussetg
and Spies•for •sale" .by the hag.. Roy
Cantelon,:R, R. No. 5, Clinton. Phone
626r21,,,Clinton central 36-1-p.
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Bazaar and Tea •
Thee' W, A. '.of Wesley -Willis 'Uni-
ted church; Clinton,, intend having
a. bazaar and afternehn tea in• the
dopneil chamber on Saturday after
noon, Nov, 16th, commencing at
2.30. 34-tf.
Herefords For Sale
Young bulls, and heifers, also some
young dews, due to freshen in De-
cember. P. V. Elliott, :R. R. No., 2,
Bayfield:• Phone 600r32, Clinton cen-
tral. 34-4-p.
House So Rent
' A comfortable six -roomed ' house,
in 'a good location, possession given
about Nov. lst, Inquire at News-
R'ecord office, 83-tf.
Cottage For Sale
A six -room cottage, good location,
town water, electric lights and good
cellar and hardwood floors in front
part of house. Inquire at News -Re -
cors. 31-tf.
Farms For Sale
Lots 27 and 29, 9t11 concession of
Goderieh township, ,;,consisting of
160 acres of good clay loam, 11%
miles west of Hointesviile. Good
buildings, never -failing wells. Ap-
ply to .Lewis Proctor, R. R. No. 3,
Clinton. Phone 611r2, Clinton cen-`
tral. 29-tf,
For Sale
50 Barred Rock Cockerels from a
registered pedigreed, pen of Guilds
best laying strain of 10 yearling hens
mated to a 250 egg cockerel. Price
93.00 each. Come early as they won't
last long at Tris pride. C. B. Hale.
35-3-p.
Burgess Portrait Studio
Clinton ,will be 'open (every SatGr-
day in October, also. Tuesday, Coto -
her 2015, from 10 am. to 4.30 p.m,
A good time to sit for your Christ-
mas Photos. 35-2.
• House For Sale
The residence until recently occu-
pied by the late Mrs. A. Wilken,
Ontario street, modern conveniences.
Apply on premises or to John Tab -
butt, R. R. No. 2, Clinton. Phone
00216, Clinton. 35-2.
Sheep For Sale
Liecester sheep, shearling rains,
year• -old ewes and ewe and ram
Iambs. Year-old ,ewes being sold to
make room. Apply to John H. Quig-
ley, London road, R, R. No. 5, Clht-
ton. Phone 610r3. Clinton central.
35.1f.
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Potatoes
J. E. Hugill & Sons are on Abe
mar4cet with the balance of their 130
acre crop of P.K.I. Irish C'ebbler Po-
tatoes.: Anyone wanting potatoes
that cook right, having the proper
flavor and nourishment had best phone
34.616 at once. 'People find out by
experience that hens need the right
feed to produce good .flavored eggs.
The same apply to potatoes or any-
thing you eat today. This year we
spent 91000,00 to feed our ,potatoes
to put that flavor and quality into
them, which has now trade our po-
tatoes fantails -for hundreds of miles.
10 days will clean up our entire
stock so phone at once to save your-
self disappointment. Youis for
business, Huron • County's Largest
Potato° Growers. 35-2,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Ese-ate of George Ladd
Deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given . that all
persons having claims against the
estate of George Ladd, late of the
Town of Clinton, in the County of
ITuron,-esquire, deceased, who died
on ar about the 13th day of Septem-
ber, A.D.; 1929; are required to de --
liver to Nelson, 11. Trewartha, the
executor of the said estate or his
solicitor,' on or -before the 26th day
of Oeteber A.D., 1029, a full 'state-
ment of :their claims together with
particulars thereof, and the'nature
of the securities, if any, held by thein
all duly verified by affidavit.
AND TAKE NOTICE that after
the said .last mentioned,date the
said exeeator willproceed to`dis;
tri=bute the estate of the said deceas-
ed amongst the persons , entitled
thereto having re • and only to claims g
of whichbe shall havereceived due
'notice and in acoci dance therewith..
DATED at Clinton, Ontario, this
October . 1929. vD
9th day of Oe be, A
W, BRYDONE Clinton, Ontario,
Solicitor for .the said estate.
asterat
Pare Cod Lives til
Guaranteed
Steam Rendered
X1.50 per Gallon
1. pgallon,
�0 per� ®n in 5 gal. lots
only_
1 P Hardware
TELEPHONE; 53
CLINTON
H. VE •' ER "fiet riCi21
l
,Electric Ranges, Fixtures Bulbs, Irons Fans Viand' tier
Appliances
Wiring and' Repair's. Phone 7'
` For .Sale
White Leghorn. ,hens. Apply to,
Roy. Tyndall, phone 607r3. 35-2.•
For Sale
Barn, 32 x40 ft„ rock elni frame.
If not sold at once will wreck and
sell as wanted. -Apply Albion He-
teI, Bayfield, Ont. 35-tf.
A Sale of Work
Will be held on Saturday, October
26th et 2.30 p.m., by the 'young peo-.
'pre of the, Salvation Army. , Fancy
w%ork,r homemade 'candies, ere Tea'
and cake provided, 15d. 'The sale;
will be held in the store next to Law-
son's grocery.
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.
House to Rent
5 -room house, James street, Clin-
ton. Town water, electric lights ,
Apply to W. Jago, Clinton. • 31-12.
To Rent 1..
A modern dwelling• of eight rooms,
also garage on Gibbings St,, Clinton,
Immediate possession. Apply to ,A.
J. McMurray, box 193, Harriston,
Ont. 26-tf.
House For Sale
A comfortable seven room cottage
with town water and electric Iights,
14 acre of landwith.small fruit and
good stable with chicken house. Ap-
ply to Alex. Simian, Fulton street,
Clinton. 05-tf.
Slabs For Sale -
Orders left atmy residence, will
receive prompt attention. E Ward,
,Fibron street,' Clinton. Phone 155.
15-tf.
Clothes Cleaned and Pressed
Clothes cleaned, pressed and re-
paired. Woollen goods dry cleaned.
Rooms over Heard's Barber shop.
W. J. Jago. 228341.
Clinton's
We Want Your
Milk and Cream
We are manufacturers: ,, of bot
cheese and butter, ' We want your
milk or cream. We pay highest mar*
ket price weekly. Satisfaction guar.
anteed. v!
Phone your order for finest cheind
or pasturised butter in prints or sol-
ids to W, H. Lobb, Clinton, Ont,, F.
'R. No 3, Phone No..605r32.
THE HOLMESVILLE' CO -OPERA.
TIVE CHEESE • AND BUTTER
' 'COMPANY, LIMITED
Eggs. and Poultry
Home on Tuesday and Friday fore.
noon to take,in Poultry.
Eggs handled• at residence ever%
day -graded by an experienced, grads
er, for which we pay the highest mars
ket price. -
Cream purchased for Stilllnan'9
A, E. Pinch
•
Viking Cream Separator. Agent.
Victoria St„ Clinton Phone 235
Transportation
Service
A
Long Distance - Short .Distance
Goods in 'Transportation Insured
Furniture Carefully Handled
Efficient Operator. Charges Reason-
able. Satisfaction guaranteed. S.
R. McMath, 601134.
No Worrying About
Securities.
,
Your dividend . cheque mailed on
the first of each month by Imperial
Trust Company,of Canada. •
t b ti aa st of Standard
RoyaJultties.a few Overunits 3let
,000,000 sold in a
Vtt f.
few months,. All will be taken in a
WINTER'S COMING
weeks. .
COMING .d
WHAT OF IT.?
So ARE THE. HEAT' FOL.g$
If any of you are dreading cold
weather, »
And thinking dismally about red
flannels and, frozen water -pipes,
Why not handle the question in "a
sensible manner,
And then forget all about it? •
Thersensible thing to. do is to make
sure of an ample supply of DL&W1
Coal, which is handled by the Heat
Folks,
And when that coal is safely in
your bin, you can forget your wor-
ries and enjoy. your winter in..com-
fort.
Call the IgatIagil
f0rg oor
d clean cold
o;.1-. ilustard
AL COMPANY
C
• PHONE 74 CLINTON
J. G. CHOWEN
CLINTON.
P. 0. Box, 155' Phone, 52
04-tf. .
Coal and Coke
IF' YOU ARE IN NEED OF
HARD 'COAL, (LEHIGH VALLEY)
SOFT COAL, COKE, SLABS
CALL 256
A: D. McCartney
Telephone 256
Queen Street
Cockshutt Agency
g Y.
Wishing Repairs or Parts fog
Cockshutt or Frost and Woods Ma-
chines of any kind should call at mg
Residence,
I also handle Cockshutt Cream
Separators,
JOHN V. DIEHL
Queen Street, Clinton.
81-1.4
McCormick -Deering Agency
Having' taken over 'the- above ag
eney for this district I will keep on
hand a full stock of repairs and part
of all McCormick -Deering • machines=;.
and will appreciate a share of ' the
patronage of the farmers s roundi
n
g
Clinton.
Call at my shop, next door td
Jones' blacksmith shop,Kiing street.,,
TE YY
W. J. S AR''i'
Clinton, Olit., Phone 281w 04-t4r.;