The Clinton News Record, 1941-05-01, Page 5THURS., MAY 1,' 1941
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CHICK STARTER•
REGAI
CONSIDER THESE ADVANTAGES OF
SHUR-GAIN CHICK STARTER
It looks fresh; it smells fresh; if tastes . fresh;
it IS fresh . It is only natural for chicks to
like it.
There is no mustiness or rancidity.
There is no loss of vitamin strength resulting from:-
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ihe feed standing around a 'feed warehouse for'.
weeks. •
It contains all' the `day -it -was -made' goodness—
SHUR-GAIN CHICK Starter is Palatable; contains in proper
proportions the minerals they need to build' strong bon D'anEd
healthy tissue; and is well supplied with vitamins A, B,
and G. • I
No other Chick' Starter is higher: in quality and yet SHUR-GAIN
costs the feeder less than any 'comparable feed.
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17 per 'cent Chick Starter 2.70
19 per cent*Chick Starter x..2.85
141/2 per cent. Range Mash 2.25
16 per cent Grow Mash 2.50
Prince Edward Island
Irish Cobblers
Katandins and
Green M.ountans.
Look for this certification tag on the hag or container
—the only way of hying sure of
getting Canadian Cod..
flied Seed Potatoes.
Examine it
carefully.
CLINTON FEED MILL
S.' K. CORNISH,
Brucefield.
ALEX WELLS,
Londesoro.
THI: CLINTON NEWS -RECORD PAGE
BIRTH'S
STEFFLEr- InClinton Pubic Hos-
pital on Thursday, May 1st, to Mr.
and Mrs. Clem Steffler of Auburn;
a son. ;41,,
McOowan—In Clinton Public Hosp-
ital on Sunday. April 27th, to Mr,'
and Mrs. John McCowan of Bruce -
field a daughter, Phyllis Marilyn.
DEATHS
ARCHER—In Clinton Clinton on Sunday,
Awil 27th, Diana Fennell Archer
of Newbury, wnhem
"wofJ,
A. Archer,
do
in her 72nd, year. '
in. her 72nd, , year, -mother of Mrs.
D. II. Melnnes.
1VLonday, April 21st, Samuel A.
Brown, .formerly of Hullett Town-
ship, in his '90th -year.
KING—In Clinton ori. Saturday, Anvil
26th, Joseph WiiEaiiKing, in his
79th year. The funeral service was
held at Ball & Zapfe Funeral Par-
lours on Tuesday afternoon at 2.30
o'clock with interment in Wing -
ham cemetery. There survive two
•°brothers. Charles and Alexander
of near Belgrave.
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CU.T FLOWERS
FLORAL DESIGNS
I or Every Occasion
oke
C.V Co •
FLORIST
Phones: 06w and 661
BRITAIN ORDERS 5,400,000 DOZ16N
OF EGGS
These eggs are all to be shipped'
during the month of May and is al-
most double the volume ever before
exported in one month.
With our new Cool Rooms we are
in a position to handle your eggs for
Export.
E811 -Grading Station No 0-140
N. W. TREWARTH"A
Day Phone 214. Night Phone 328.
cently.
A correctino in the date of the
executive meeting of the Women's
Institute at Mrs. Oster's, Blyth will
be on May 6th, and not the 5th, as
previously stated.
Mr. and Mrs. • James Woodman,"
Chatham have moved to the farm on
the highway recently vacated by Mr.
Robt.. Snell where they intend' to
make their home.
At Choir praetice last Thursday
evening after work was over a soc-
ial 'evening was spent together with
an interesting program, which was in
honor of Mrs. J. P. Manning and
Phyllis, who have been faithful mem-
bers of the chior for some time and
are moving to Clinton to reside. The
most interesting part of the evening
being the address read and presented
to them which is as follows:
GODERRiH TOWNSHIP
Miss Grace Stirling of Toronto
visited over the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Jas. R. Stirling.
About twenty of the friends of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Stirling surprised
:thein last Friday night with a party.
• The gathering was in honour of their
being married one year. .A. pleasant
evening was spent with everyone
wishing them many more such an-
niversaries.
Mr. and, Mrs. Will Pinkett and Mr.
and Mrs. Alastair Murray spent the
'weekend at Cciliiingwood with
and- Mrs. Arthur Colelqugh.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Nediger and fam-
ily of Clinton were guests on Sunday
• of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wallis,,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kemp, Mr. and
Mrs. George Kemp and son Albert of
London were Sunday visitors of Mr,
..and Mrs. David Bosom.
Batkin's Locker Storage
Now is a good time to Store your
fish for summer use.
The Frozen food locker industry is
essentially a service agency, and to be
successful and continue so must offer
the best.of everything in its own line
of service, as economically as pos-
sible, to the patron.
We have some exceptionally good
beef on hand this week at a right
price.
Your local locker will observe Wed-
nesday half -holidays the same as the
other places of business.
Londesboro, April 24th, 1941
To Mrs. J.' P. Manning and Phyllis:
We your fellow members of 'the
Londesboro choir wish to place on re-
cord our sincere appreciation of the
quality and faithfulness of your ser -
Vices. By your talents and person-
ality you have made a contribution
to- our choir, and through it to our
church worship, which cannot be ex-
pressed in mere words. But you may
be assured that the deepest express-
ion 'of our hearts is one of gratitude
for your services, and good wishes for
the future. Our hope and prayer is
that you may have much happiness
in your new sphere of life, and where -
ever you go, you will always remem-
ber your friends and well wishers of
cardine and Mrs. Alice Robb, Auburn,
with whom he had lived for the past
ten years. The funeral was held
Privately from his late residence and
was conduct° d by Rev. H. C. Wilson.
Pallbearers were. Patrick Walsh; Ez-
ekiel Phillips, John McKnight, Wni.
Dodd, Edgar Lawson and Matt. Al-
len. Interment was in Donnybrook
cemetery.
The C,G,LT. -met at the home of
Mrs. W. I-1. Sheppard on Friday ev-
ening with Betty Craig in charge.
June Marsh read the scripture and
Mary Munro led in prayer. A read-
ing was given by Ruth Wilson. The
chapter from the study book was giv-
en by Helen Marsh. Marguerite Kill-
ough sang a solo. Miss Dorothy An-
derson, the leader._was present.
...AUBURN
Mrs. A. L. Cole and Mrs. McNally
•of Goderich spent the weekend with
Mrs, McNally's brother Mr. Robert
Scott and Mrs. Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. John McKnight spent.
.,Sunday with Mr. anti Mrs. Thos. Car-
rick of Goderich.
We are sorry to report that Her -
.man Doer is gravely ill in Goderich for your kindness' to niy brother
Hospital with streptoecocus. • George and the other boys, I am sure
Mr. and Mrs. Watkins of Sumner they appreciate it as much as we' in
hill spent Sunday with_Mrs. John Sy- England clo. '
mington, Hots are all your children, in good
Mrs. Geo. Gross of Walton , was a health, 1 .hope. At least they QI:o
weekend visitor with Mr. and Mrs. away from the bombs. Considering
Charles Scott. the bomb parts that fly around here
Mr. Harry' Docld, of Goderich vis- the children are as good as gold, al-
ited on Sunday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Wm, Dodd.
• Mr, Harold Asquith has returned
`to his hone here from South Por-
cupine.
William Mitchell of the R.C.A.F.
.St. Thomas spent the weekend with
hs friend] Robert Prost.
fG`'Oitmeiiling' on, Wednesday May 7,
stores in this villagewill observe
half holidays on Wednesday afternoon
until October 3. '
Mr. 'and Mrs, Mitch and Miss Dor-
Letter of Appreciation, .
"Frozen Foods are Better Foods."
For Sale
Perfection four -burner coal oil
stove, with oven in; good condition.
Also a hand -washer and wringer
complete;; also a good upright, Piano.n
Arthur Groves.
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Cows for Sale
A number of cows for' sale., Apply
to E. W. Morrison, Clinton. phone
6331'13. 884.
For Sale
One child's , stroller, Apply to J.
W. Nediger, Rattenbnry street, Clin-
ton,
ir -ton, 33-1
Wanted
Boy to learn bicycle and motor-
cycle mechanics. Preferably with
some experience on bicycles or old
cars.' Apply at Epps Sport Shop.
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ROXY THEATRE
CLINTON
NOW PLAYING: -"Chad Harma"
MON., TUES. & WED.
Anna Neagle, Anton Walbrook and
C. Aubrey Smith.
The story of a belpved ruler', who
sat upon the throne of England for
"Sixty Glorious Years"
(Technicolor)
Thur., Fri., Sat.—Double Feature
George Sanders, Wendy Barrie
Paul Guilfoyle and Linda Hayes..
The famous phantom of fiction
back again in a thrill -packed ny-'
stery yarn.
"The Saint in Palm
Springs" '
Also: Tim Holt in
"WAGON TRAIN"
Coming: "The Ranger and the
Lady"
Mats.: Sat. and Holidays at 3 p.m:
CAPITAL ,THEATRE REGENT THEATRE
GODERICH SEAFORTII
NOW: Tyrone Pistwer ing—
"IlIlIGHAM YOUNG'
MON., TUES. & WED.
Bette Davis, Herbert Marshall
James' Stephenson; & Bruce Lester
Somerset Maugham''s dramatic
triumph is now a screen ,classic
"THE, LETTER"
TIiURs., :FRI. & SAT.
Errol; Flynn, Olivia de Haviliiand
Raymond Massey and
Ronald Reagan
a grand cast, an adventurous story
and superb pggihiotfon
"SANTA FE TRAIL"
NOW: Tin. Holt as "Tice Carson
MON., TUES. & WED:
The most widely discussed dram-
atic attraction of the year, feat-
uring
Bette Davis, Herbert Marshall
and Frieda Ineseourt
"THE LETTER"
TIIURS., FRI. & SAT.
Jean Hersholt, Dorothy Lovett
Walter and
Catlett
al
W t
present another Dr: Christian
story.
REMEDY FOR RICHES
George O'Brien and Virsirria Vale
"STAGE TO CHINO"
Coming: Conrad' Veldt in BLACKOUT" Coming: Errol Flyn in "Santa Fe
Trail"
Wanted
Ladies second hand bicycle in good
condition: Phone Blyth 25r19. 38-1
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Sat. special
Bran and Date Muffins
Date Loaf
Suey Loaf
Nut. Loaf
Tea Biscuits
Silverwoods Ice Cream
Smoother than Velvet
BARTLIFF'S
PHONE 1 WE DELIVER
Londesboro. For Sale
SignedA good lilts story 'rouse with mall
The Londesboro Choir `.barn, hen house and garden on Town -
Mrs. Manning thanked then in a send street, town lights and water aid
few well chosen words. Refresh house newly decorated Apply to Mrs,
merits were served by the members John V. Diehl, Queen St. Clinton.
and a social time was sspent to-
Bother.
On "Sunday morning at the Sunday
school session the following address
was read and presented to' Mr and
Mrs. Manning 8Ad Phyllis,
1941,
tJse.l Cars
1940 Chevrolet Sedan
(Special DeLuxe)
1940 Dodge Coach (Special):
1938 Dodge Sedan
1938 Pontiac Coach
1938 Chevrolet Sedan
1936 Chev. Coach, Standard
1935 Chev. Coach (Master)
1935 Plymouth Sedan
1934 Ford jSedan
1931 Desoto Sedan
(only had one owner)
1931 Ford Coupe
One 1941 Chevrolet
Master Deluxe Coach
Demonstrator
Reg.', Shipley
AUCTION SALE
of Household Effects
of the late Miss E. A. Stevens in
Clinton on
Loncesbnro, April 27, 9
SATURDAY, MAY 10TH
at 1 pan. on Townsend St.
The following letter was receive To Mr. and M1s. 3. P. Manning TERMS—CASH
by Mrs. James East frau the sister and Phyllis. _ I 'i11RS. JOHN V. DIEHL, Prop.
in England of an R.A.F. boy at Port Dear Friends: IIARUL:� JACKSON. Auctioneer.
Albert Navigation School. The East We have learned with sincere re- - 38-2I
Supertest Station — Main Corner
CLINTON . PHONE 182
Cakes For To -Day
AND THE WEEKEND
Uhocolate,' Vanilla. Butterscotch
CUPCAKES
In Many Varieties
T. BISCUITS — SCONES — TARTS
FILLED COOKIES
All at a Special Price For the
Weekend
CANDIES --AND ICE CREAM
Delivered At Anytime
Buy Wendorf's
SLICED BREAD
family have entertained boys from the gret that you have decided to leave
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school et different tines. 1 our village and your business here AUCTION SALE
• England and make your home in another town. House and Household. Effects
Dear Mrs. East: While we hope that your new 'ionto in Seaforth on
I am so glad to receive a letter and work will bring you every hap- SATURDAY, MAY 3RD
from someone in Canada. It vas piness and success, we feel that your 1 p.m,
I do wisiCto thank "you very much
very nice of you to write to me and going will leave a gap in our Com- TERMS—CASH
munity life which will be hard to WILLIAM CUDMORE, Prop.
fill. especially in our church and HAROLD JACKSON. Auctioneer.
Sunday school where you have all 38-1
ueh villin and efficient work-
ways smiling and keeping their chins
up. The air raid sirens have just
gone and I must see that the children
are quite safe and warm in their shel-
ter. I will write again and give my
kindest regards to everyone in your
home. I remain.
Ypur very thankful friend,
Jean.
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,.ONDESBORO
Mr. And, Mrs, E. Stevens and fain-
othy Muteh of Clinton visited with ily, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roberton. and
Mrs. McArthur on Sunday. Bill of Seaforth visited at the hSme
]Miss°Zeta Munro, has returned of John' Nott on Sunday.
o 'IVlrs.: C. Watson and daughters,
`from,Cent a �loperati nfWho she eit']Mrs. !Elizabeth Lyon and Miss'i�'oung
underwent an opeiatibii for! app°1'l
•dicitis. ., I visited with Mr. and Mrs, J, Stricter
Mrs. Jack Booth has received.Word at Kipper-Suncla.y.
Mr. Frei Shobbroak is putting in,
the seeding for, Mr, W. Campbell wird
is S'atfeuing severely with a very sore'
'that her husband Jack Booth has
-landed safely in England.
Levi Matwood
1 The death occulted oiii Saturday -at eye. • , i
Mrs..I. Lyon 1's 'Visiting with her
itis lite Tesddcth a'£` e 111gshly°Levi m daughter Mrs. M. daunt, Lucknow,
ed resident in the araeperson off Levi G. Jack Webster has taken -a position
Marwood. Death came as .d digs bet with Sutter and perdue, Clinton.
shank to his friends as -he. otiljr be. Mr. and Mrs. C. Meyers' of London
cadre 111 on Friday afternoon. The I silent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Sleeeased mail was born 77 years ago W*Lyon. ' Mr. Meyers is expecting
.an East Wawanosh, his, parents being to go overseas soon.
:7olut Marwood and Margaret Green -
Mr. Mr. and"Mrs, Roy Stonehouse, God-
ley. He attended Fordyce sc$o01 He erieh were callers on Mrs. J. Tamb-
was a continual resident of East lyn Sunday.
to Aub
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his(removal Sarnia.
ter,
untilores
h un(Rev.)F
duosMrs.
w
aw
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tun six years ago. He was indentiwas, merly of Knox church spent the week -
with Knox United Church.
He one end at the homd of Mr. J. Harvey.
unmarried. He is survived by one I Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Roberton of
brother iefour Sisters: Isaac Hul-, Caledonia spent Sunday with 'his
lett; Mag. John Wamsley, Clinton; mother M. Mrs. MRoss. '
8L e. Rachael Chambers. West Wawa- I Mrs.ISL S4. Roaock visited with
nosh; Mrs. Margaret I`lt gerald, Kin -
beens g
ers. To you Mrs. Manning we will
always be deeply, grateful for the
cheerful and willing manner in which
you have responded to any demand
unexpected or otherwise which has
been such willing and efficient work
pianist. To Phyllis in the assistance
she has given in the orchestra and
other work. We are -hoping since
you are not going so far away that
we anay still havethe pleasure of
your presence at our services, occas-
ionally, as well, as your assistance..
You have always been willing, al-
though leading busy lives, to do your
part .for the •futherance of the Mast-
er's Kingdom and we hope. and pray
that His richest blessing will go with
you in any. work YOU. may under-
take in your now •church, and Sued -
day School home. Hoping that you
will carry away from tit as happy
memories of your association with
ns, as we will have of you,
' Signed
On behalf of the Londesboro
School
Sunday
Clias. Stewart, Supt.
Lorne Hunking,Sec.
Mr. Manning Started his new •work
nn Monday in trucking the Mail and
Express from Clinton to Wingham,
and will move to Clinton ,shortly to
reside.
her sister Mrs. McBride, Carlow, re-
AUCTI.ON SALE
household Effects
in Seaforth on
FRIDAY, MAY 2ND•.,
1 p.m.
TERMS—CASH
PAT i.VIELADY, Prop.
HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer
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endorf's
BAKERY — CANDY — LUNCH
PHONE 68
BABY CHICKS
S.C. White Leghorns and
Barred Rocks Custom ` -
Hatching.
E. L. MITTELL
Phone 213 Clinton
ror Sale' or Rent
A desireable eight roomed house on
Princess street, newly decorated, El
ectric light and water Possession las
of the month, Reasonable. Apply a
BURGESS' STUDIO
CLINTON
Photographs of Distinction
IRENE EURGESS
Phone 115.
Developing and Printing
MONUMENTS!
To those eontemplating build-
ing a Monument . Get my
prices before buying. Cemetery
Lettering 'a specialty.
All work guaranteed.
JOHN GRANT
CLINTON MARBLE
& GRANrTE WORKS
Clinton — Ontario
Successor to Ball & Zap5f6e tf
Attention Farmers
Now is the time to buy your elect=
trio fences complete with 6 -volt Hot -
Shot and all insulators as low as $15,
with a two year guarantee.
General Batteries (Hot Shots) and
Insulators in stock- -
Also Radios, Refrigerators, Washers
Tubes and Batteries.
A. W Groves, Princess St..
PRINCESS ST. CLINTON
Now is the time to plant your Rasp-
berries and Strawberries. Phone
- your orders immediately. J. E. Iiug-
t ill & Sons, Seaforth, phone 34-616.
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For Sale
News -Record. 371f.
Wanted
Housekeeper, between the ages of
45 and 50, single or widow, $5 per
week. Apply to Russel Girling,
Winghiuni. Ontario, at Flax Mill. ;
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Pasture
Wanted—a number of young cattle
to pasture. Apply to Wilfred Col-
slough,' R.R. No. 3, Clinton. 37-2
For Sale or Rent ,
Desirable eight -roomed house 611
Princess street for sale or rent. Ap-
ply at the News -Record office. 35tf
`Roust to Bent .
With all modern Collveifie11ce5
furnace, bath, eta. • Apply at the
News -Record. 314
Plants for for Sale
Raspberry cane. Latham nursery
strain, large red meaty berries, heavy
cropping. 1 dozen for 75c; 50' for
.$3.00; 100 for $5.00. Strawberries,
Senator Dunlop, King Wealthy,
Downham nursery strain. 50c per 100
at the garden — Collins Berry Fnrrn,
Phone 616-r-42. 361.4.
House To Rent
A modern house, two Story., on Vic-
toria
iatoria street,
Clinto Ont,Apply
to Mr37s. Cronyn,
Dressed Poultry Fo, Sale
Apply to Jabez Rands, Sr. phone
Clinton, 800. 37-2
Strayed
One white sow has strayed to the
premises of Mrs. LeBean. The owner
can have same by proving property
and paying expenses. Apply to Mrs,
LeBeau, London Road, phone 216-19.
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Pasture for Rent
A 100 acre farm, good pasture, with
Plenty of shade and a never -failing
Wanted
Cattle wanted for pasture by the
month on Lot 19, Con. 5, of Hullett
township. Good grass ani' sure wat-
er. Apply to James- Reynolds, Sea -
forth. 35-3
Wanted
Experienced cook -general for fam-
ily of three adults. Small home, best
wages to capable person. Apply to
Mrs. Ramsay, 197 Ridout street, south
London, Ontario. 85-3
staring creek. Apply at News -Record I
Office. 36-2
NOTICE .TO .CREDITORS
In the Estate of Isabella Tippet, late
of the Village of Bayfield in the
County of Huron, Widow
Deceased.
All persons having claims against
the Estate of the above deceaSed are
required to file the same with the un-
dersigned Solicitor, for the said' Es-
tate, on or; before the 17th day of
May, A.D. 1941, after which date the
st
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assets will be distributed among
• t having
parties entitled thereto,
regard only to the claims of which
notice shall have been given.
Dated at Clinton this 24th day of
April, A.D. 1941:
..P. FINGLAND, K.C., Clinton Ont.,
Solicitor for the said Estate.
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For Sale
One camp cot with ostermoor and
4
feather mattresses, one wood bed, 61
in. wide complete with springs and
mattress. Apply to Mrs. L. M. Mc-
:Kimnon,
36-2
For Sale
One frame building, 20 ft. by 24
ft. in the village of Brucefield.
Tenders will be received up to May
Mt, 1941, 'Puekersmith Municipal
Telephone System. J. K. Cornish,
See.=Treasure'', 36-2
For Sale
Cobbler. Potatoes„ 90c, a bag.
Urban and Vanguard oats, grown
from Seed from Alex. Stewart, Ailsa
Craig, free from weeds, harvested be-
fore the rain last fall. Aliso 0.A.C.
No. 21 Barley and yellow sweet clo-
er. James R. Stirling; telephone 900-
12, Clinton. 36-1
AUCTION SALE
Hoose and Household Effects
on King. Street, Clinton, on
SATURDAY, MAY 3RD,
at' 1p a.
Coal or wood stove, nearly new;
Coal or wood stove, nearly new; cook-
er, 6 lid electric stove, 2 burner
with oven; dining roost furniture;
2 couches; radio, cabinet, 8 tubes;
chesterfield suite; 2 rugs; hall furn-
iture,; day -bed; 3 bedroom suites;.
9 ft. by 9 ft. new linoleum; writing
desk; cupboards; garden . tools;.
kitchen utensils and, numerous other
artileles. •
PROPERTY -_'At the same time
there
offered for sale, two
will
be
story, double house, frame.* in good
repair, on King street. Bath on one
side, two furnaces and garage.
One 1934 Terraplane car in good
condition. 19,000 miles:
TERMS --CASH
Estate of the late Robert Welsh
NIXON WELSH, Executor.
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT, Auctioneer.
WpB S&YINS CERTIFI!IITES
Regularly
For Sale
5 year old gray gelding, Bay geld-
ing rising three, broken, Both horses
sound, J. W. VanE'gmond. phone
805-13, Clinton. 8515
Potatoes For Sale
Irish cobblers, Green Mountain°
and early Warbles. Apply to Roy
Tyndall, R.R. No. 3, Clinton, phone
.907-3 3414
For Sale
Two-story frame . house on James
Street with town lights and water.
Apply at the News -Record office.
l'0,0001
I, i, 30-1
20,000 M. uskrats Wanted
Highest market price paid,. no
shipment too large' or too small . for
me to handle.' Norman East R. R.
No. 1, Clinton, 35-3.
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
of Farm Stock, Implements. and
Household Effects
on Lot 25, Con. 8; Morris Township,
114 miles north of Walton and 11/4.
miles west, on
TUESDAY, MAY 6TH
itt 12 o'clock sharp.
This sale will be one of the largest
sales in the'district.
MRS. GEORGE KELLY, Prop.
HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer
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For Sale
House and lot with garage on Rat-
tenbu1'
y streot
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lights & w
ater;
• town
also house ' and two lots on -Huron
street, 9 rooms, lights and water, also
stable and henhouse. Apply to -Miss
Bertha Cantelon, Huron street, Clain -
ton.
Farms For Sale or Rent
80 acres good pasture lane' spring
creek, lots of shade, Brick House,
faimi Barra, orchard. Apply to Ellen
J. Cox, Clinton, Huron St. 33.-6
For, Sale or Rent
Good home on High street for sale
or: rent. Apply to Mrs. Harvey
30-.
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' ton
ria
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Coope, Cltn , 0
For Sale
Maple syrup and maple sugar. Ap-
ply to Fred McClymont, Varna-, or
phone Clinton, 622r24.5411.
• When you take the lid off that
box of baby chicks, can't you see
your next Fall's strong, money-
making layers? Well, right now
is the time to protect'yourself and
these future egg layers.
Roe Vitafood will give them a
safe start, a head start. It is
sweet and palatablet of medium
texture, mixed fresh daily. Follow
the example of Ontario's largest
poultrymen—feed Roe Vitafood.
Ask your Roe Feeds dealer for
your copy of the 32 -page booklet
of vital information: "Let's Grow
Better Chicks and Pullets."
OE.
CHICK -, STARTER
Sold by:
CHARLESWORTH
Clinton
HAROLD BOGIE
Auburn
VITAMIZED FOR
HEALTH...FARM iKSrQRifR
PROVEN FOR /4„14141, �
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