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The Clinton News Record, 1938-09-15, Page 5"THURS., SEPT. 15, 1938. YEAR'S HOLIDAY •• This can be you a year from now, ImpossibleP Not at ;a11 -:--if you start saving for it now. Saving money� can be thrilling,if you save for such a purpose, and a real holiday is well worth saving for. jj To Help You SAVE Tho Family Budget Book, published by Tho Royal Bank of Canada will help you to cavo. It contains sample budgets for your guidance, and a seotiou for eaohmdath's accounts. Thousands of householders use this handy Budget Book each year. A copy a yours for the asking at your nearest branch. By the way... A home of your own; a new car; an education for your child—these also are objectives that will givenew life to your savings programme, help you in your natural desire to get ahead in the world. Don't worry if your savings are small. hong regularly is the important g You will find it's as easy to save as to spend—when you savefor a purpose. P.S.—Don't forget . , .the one who gets the bargains is the one w ith ready cash. 'ROYAL BANK OF CANADA CLINTON BRANCH - -. E. E. PATERSON, Manager NOW YOU CAN ENJOY PHILCO For as little as X29:35 "The value leader of the Dominion! v'Compact in size but a giant in per- formance. Philco,big-set , features that bring you .clearer •tone, greater reception, more enjoyment. THREE OF THESE MODELS ON SPECIAL SALE TWO DAYS ONLY ---SEPT. 16-17 GLEN COOK Clinton 01-1. AUBURN Visitors with Mrs, F. 'Gloss and Donald on Sunday ivere Mrs, R..J. *Crawford, Miss Elizabeth Elliott, Mrs. Heber Bedy, Lucille Eedy. and . Jack Eedy, ail of Dungannon. Mr. Jack Weir spent the latter part of the week with Mr. and Mrs. George Patterson of Toronto. Recent visiters with Mr. and Mrs. -.Tames Roberton were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Townsend of Brantford, Mr. Mishit Townsend of Montreal, Mrs. Frank Woods and Mrs, Edwin Woods -of Londesboro. Mr. and Mrs. hank Stalker and Mr, and Mrs. Win. Coates all of Flint have returned to their home following a visit with Mr. and Mrs. 'Maitland Al1a.i Mrs. Chester Taylor and family of St. Helen's visited with her mother, Mrs. joint' Ferguson on Wednesday. Mr. and .Mrs, Ted Mills have re- ' turned to Toronto following a visit with friends here, Mr. James Brundrit spent the ' weekend with Miss Hazel Gri,nmon of Mitchell, Born—On Saturday, September, 10th to-Mr..arid Mrs. Darwin Mag- ian), a slaughter. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carter. of Port Elgin' spent the weekend with the '•;fornier's mother, Mrs. James Carter. Mr. George Raithby is visiting his brother, Rev. Wm. Raithby and Mrs. 'Raithby of St, Thomas. Mrs. F. Ross and. Miss Faleanor 'Wilson were in Winghan on Friday., Mr. and Mrs: Jelin Robertson of ''Goderieh visited for a few days with • the latter's sister, Miss Susie Blair Miss Ruby Reid who has been em- ployed for some time at the Hotel has returned to her home in Ash - Mr. Oliver Lawson had . the mis- fortune to fracture one of his toes. Mrs. Jas. Howitt spent the .week - •end with her daughter, Mrs. Hugh Chesney and Mr. Chesney of Sea- ,.forth. Miss Berl` Wilson d Tuckersmith and Miss . Dorothy Wilson of Shep- pardton_.visited over the weekend with their. parents, Mr. and Mrs, J, T. Wilson. Mr. Nelson Moulden. has been ill "with an attack of jaundice. Mrs. M, Pullen and Mrs. M. Pak - ten , of Winghaniy and Mies Auntie 1 'Pullen of Fergus, visited for a few days with .Mr. and Mrs. Darwin "Madam,( • Miss Mabel Foster, teacher of the i "Public School was ill an Friday, and i as a result there was lid "'school on, 'Friday,' • Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rogerson vis- -itea on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, "Glias Asquith, ' Mr. and 1vli's, John Graham of De- t 'troi't visited Way) (Monday) with Mrs. F. Ross, The fall wheat in this district is looking good, . it being up, about 3 inches. Owing to so much wet weath- er, a lot of the potatoes have taken second growth. Many of the Spiriea bushes around the district are out in bloom again. Mr. Kellner Dawson was ill for a few days last week, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kirkeonnell and family: of McNaught visited with friends here on Sunday. An Officers Rally of the Western District of Huron of the Women's Institute was held in the Forester's Hall here on Tuesday last. Mrs, Wm, Hill visited for a few clays with friends in the village. Mr. John Cowan had the misfor- tune to lose a good eow on Thurs- day. It is believed the cow ate wet grass and as a result bloated. Mr, and lvlis, William Strausser of Sebringyille and Mr. Orval Den- stedt of Montreal were recent visit- ' ors with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Plaetzer. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Armstrong Ivisited for a fow days with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Vanstone of Toronto. Miss Marjorie Arthur is leaving to -morrow (Tuesday) to go to:Strat- ford' Normal School. Mr. Wm. Sheppard of Clinton is visiting his sister, Mrs. Harry Govier: Mr. Thomas Adams is having the sides of his house shingled. Miss Bertha Wagner . of Toronto is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wagner. Harvest Home Services are being held in St. Mark's Anglican .Church next Sunday, Sept. 18th at 11.30 a. m. and 7.30 p.ni. The morning ser- fvi;ce will be taken by the 'mettle, Rev. R .M. Weekes and, the even- ing service will be taken by Rev, K. MeGoun of Clinton. There will be no service in Knox Presbyterian Church next Sunday owing to Har- vest Home Services in the Anglican Church. Mr. John Wagner has returned to his home here after being a patient in Goderieh General Hospital for six weeks. Mr, and Mrs. Harry Anderson of Lueknow visited on Sunday with Mr. Walter Ring and Miss Margaret King, • Miss Amelia hlellwain has return- ed to her home here after being enc ployed with Mr. Menness of Grand Bend for the 'stmtnier months. A Congregational meeting was held in Knox. Presbyterian Church on Tuesday evening and it was, de- cided to hold their anniversary on Sunday, November 6 and their fowl supper on Friday, November 11th,. Owing to the Harvest Home Ser- vices in St. Mt}rk's Anglican Church next Sunday the regular B.Y.P.IJ, Service in the Baptist Church will be cancelled till . Sunday, September25th, Mr. Carl Yungblutt of Tara was visiting his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Jahn 'irtingblutt over the weekend. Horse Stung by Hornets A three year old horse belonging to Mr. Herb Glossier ,goo itts heats nto a nest of hornets out in the pasture, Its head was twice its size, its eyes Were swollenshat, its mouth was four times its natural size and t hasn't eaten anything since . It s in it serious condition. Injured itt Car Accident • A car driven by Mr. Oliver Turn- bull' of 'Brussels failed toelalte the urn at Mr. George Lawlor's corner n the villagehere just before noon on Saturday. The car skidded in the THE CLINTON NEWS-RECOR'II PAGE 5 loose gravel, and sag -zagged across Chet road intol the iditgh hitting a large maple tree. The only other oc- cupant of the car was Mr. Oliver Smith, also of Brussels. Mr. Smith was severely injured about the face and his, head which went through the windshield with the force of the impact was very badly cut, neces- sitating' several stitches. Dr. B. C. Weir rendered medical aid. The car, a Ford coach, was badly damaged. The radiator, windshield and steer- ing -wheel were broken, and the bum- per was almost broken in, two. The driver was practically uninjured, but both men suffered severe shock. The accident was investigated by Traffic Officer Norman Lever Jr. of Clinton. The gentlemen -were on their way to visit Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Wagner. Miss Kathleen Patterson of S. S. No. 9 Hullett and Miss Doris Wat- son of, S. S. No. 3 Colborne are at tending the Continuation School now. The W.0145. of the Presbyterian Church here motored to the home of .Rev. and Mrs. A. M. Boyle on Thurs- day afternoon where they had their monthly meeting and were entertain- ed by Mrs. Boyle and her daughter, Norma. Mrs. Edgar Lawson presid- ed at the meeting. The opening pray- er was taken by Mrs. Howitt and the Scripture was read restionsively. Miss Eleanor Wilton gave the sec- retary's report. It was decided to Bold the 25th Asilniversary of the Provincial Societyof the W. M. S. some time in October. Final arrange- ments were made for the Presbyter- ial which is to be held in Auburn on Tuesday. Mrs. W. T. Robinson was appointed Student Secretary. The following program, was given: readings by Miss Josephine Weir "What is in Thine Hand", 'Mrs. Fred Ross "Tying The Strings", Mrs. John Wilson "Challaiige." Miss Eleanor Wilson favoured with a solo. The reit call was answered by a verse of Scripture, after which the offering was received and the meeting dis- missed by repeating the Lord's prayer in unision. The hostess and her daughter Miss Norma served a dainty lunch and a social half hour was enjoyed. BRUCEFIELL• Rally Day Service will be held next Sunday morning. Sunday school will meet at 10.30 and the scholars will occupy :the centre seats in the auditorium. A special Children's Choir will supply the music. Miss L. McAsh' of Hensall; spent the past week at the home fo her sister, Mrs. Margaret McKenzie. Miss Doris 'Dutot spent the past week with friends in Sombre. Mrs. Stevens is spending a few days tat the home of Mrs. and Mrs. Wm. Tough, Clinton. Mr. Wallace Haugh returned home from Clinton Hospital on Saturday where heunderwent an appendec- tomy operation. The Brucefield Young People's Union will open their. meetings 1V1- day evening September 2Gth in the School Rooth of the Church at 8 p.m. Thesocial is in the form of a "School: Days Party" and everyone is requested to - 'come like kids you used to be' and to 'bring your own Much in your own tin pail]'. All young people welcome. BAYFIELD Miss Lottie Higgins is visiting in Ingersoll and West Lorne for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. E. W, Kendall of El- mira were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Jowett, Miss Lillian Aikenhead returned to her home in London on. Monday after spending the summer here. She had as her guest last week the Misses Mary Landon, . Shirley Mes- ser and Dorothy Geohegen who re- turned with her. Miss Elizabeth Cameron returned home front Detroit on Saturday, she was accompanied by Mr. Frank Cameron and three sons. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Tippett 'ottani- ed to their home in Billings, Mon- tana on Monday after spending the past three weeks at the home of Mr. Tippett's mother, Mrs. J. Tippett.Mrs. Robert Middleton returned to Port Crediton Monday after having spent the past week visiting her mother, Mrs. M. Woods. Mr: and Mrs, J. Hamilton return- ed to their home in London on Sun- day after 'spending the season at their cottage here. Miss Betty Gairdner' is in the Toronto General yospital where she underwent a minor operation. Miss Lucy Woods was taken to the Toronto. General Hospital Mon-' day where she is under observation. During• the past summer many old residents of Bayfield returned to visit and while lave went to see their old Church `Holy' Trinity' Ang,• loan" they wore much impressed that nstead of deteriorating it had been mach improved. Mrs. 3. Tippett went to London on Monday where she will visit her sister, Mrs. A. Weir fora month. Mr. Raymond Bristol returned to Washington,' DC. after spending the past two weeks at his 'cottage.here, MTs. Bristol remaining for a while longer. Born—In Goderieh i.Hospital, Fri- day, the 9th of September, to the Rev, and Mrs. W. G. Bugler, a son. Mr, and Mrs, Orville„ Weston and two sons' of Detroit are visiting with relatives here this week • , '"' (fggiteng Cut Flowers, Flowering Plants Floral Designs For y; aaJ,.ri . All Occasions. Chas. V. Cooke FLORIST Phones: 66w and 66j A Good Poultry Market Now that the harvest rush is over you will be able to give more atten- tion to your poultry. When you have any chickens ready or your flock needs culling kindly give us a call. Our expenienced egg-eandlers will handle yotp eggs quickly, N. W. TREWARTHN Phone 214j; Night 214w. DANCE per LEN. HOPKINS AND HIS MELLOW MUSIC The Final Appearance in Ontario before their engagement at Chateau Laurier, Ottawa. Thurs. Sept 15 1938 GENERAL ADMISSION - 50 cents C. Watson, Manager MARRIAGES WILSON-SHANAHAN-At St. Mich- ael's Church, Toronto on Wednes- day, September 14th., by Rev. Fr. Kelly, Anna V.• Shanahan, daught- er of Mr. "and Mrs. John Shanahan, Hullett, and James W. Wilson, of Sudbury. R•EYNOLOS-In3NRI—•At Sit. Alph- onsus Church; Windsor, on Satur- day September 10th, by Rev. Fr. M. N. Sullivan, Merle Evelyn Henri ,daughter of Mrs. I. Henri, and Janes McC'ourt Reynolds, both of Clinton. DEATHS FORD—In Clinton, on Friday, Sept- ember 9th., Matthew Ford, in his 85th year. JOHNSTON—In Clinton hospital, on Saturday, Selitember 10th., Ed- ward Johnston, in his 82nd year. BEATTIE—In HulIett township, cmPriday, September 9th., Elizabeth Hamilton, wife of tate late john Beattie, in her '76th year. GOD.EEICH TOWNSHIP Mr. and Mrs. John Middleton and family spent Monday at the Western Fair, London. Miss Helen Welsh, Bayfield line, is spending a couple of Weeks with Mr, and Mrs. 0. Bertchinger: of Al - gentile, Mich. Miss Bessie Chaff is at present with Mrs. J. Parks, at Paradise, near Bayfield, Mr. Geo. Stephenson of Marlette, Mich., called on his cousin Mr. A. B. Stephenson last week. STANLEY The Club had an interesting meet- ing at the home of Mrs. G. Graham. In addition to the twenty-four mem- bers, twenty-one visitors and seven- teen children were present. After the president had opened the meet- ing and all members repeating the Lord's Prayer roll call was respond- ed to in the form. of a Question Box. This was followed by the business session and then an interesting pro- gram was given. Those taking part were Miss; Nola Taylor, who contrib- uted two solos; piano solos by Mar- garet McQueen; duet, Lois Moffatt and Barbara Graham; piano solo, Barbara Graham. Miss H. Isabel Graham, Seaforth,•read a number of poems of her own. composition. The meeting closed in the .usual way by singing the National Anthem and the serving of lunch. The October meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. J. A. McEwen. Roll call to be answered by a verse, or reading beginning with the letter Mr. and Mrs. Janes Barclay of Algoma, were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.' G. Graham. Mr. and Mrs, Victor. Taylor, Mr, John Meiwen., Margaret and. Dun- can attended the Western Fair oil Tuesday. Mr. and ,Mrs, John, T. Baird of Detroit,' visited Mr. Thos. B. Baird ancl other friends at the end of the week, Mrs. Wm. Sinelair is visiting her sister, Mrs. Arthur Caldwell. Mrs, Hare and 'daughter Mary and Mrs. McPherson of Sault Ste Marie,` BOXY THEATRE Clinton. Now PIaying; "The Adventures of Marco Polo," Mon., Tues., Wed. The inimitable WILL ROGERS in an old favourite "DR. BULL" Thurs:, Fri., Sat. GENE'AUTRY —The best loved cowboy of the Movies with Smiley Burnette and the Maple City Four in an oil - well adventure. "Git Along Little Dogies" Coming: -Katharine Hepburn and Cary Grant in "Holiday" Mat. :Sat. and holidays at 3 p.m.ta�a n CAPITALodTHEATRE Gerieh New: "SKY GIANT" an epic of aviation Mon,. Tues., Wed. KATHARINE` HEPBUINN :and CARY GRANT Present Phillip Barry's satirical , ,comedy of society and wealth.. "HOLIDAY" with Edward, Everett Horton Thurs, Fri., Sat LORETTA YOUNG and with JOEL MCCREA --int the year's gayest comedy "THREE BLIND MICE"' Stuart Elwin and. Bimuie Barnes Corning; Shirley Temple in "Little Miss Broadway" Mat.: Wed., Sat:, Holidays, 3 p.m. This Theatre is Air -Conditioned REGENT THEATRE 'a Seaforth Now: Gone Autry in "The Ohl Barn Dance" Man., Tuesl, Wed. 'WARNER BAXTER and FREDDIE- BARTHOLOMEW costarred in Robert Louis Steven - son's adventurous' story of turbulent tithes in Scotland. "KIDNAPPED" Thur., Frid., Sat. EDWARD G. ROBINSON Little ^, Ceaser is funnier than tough: in the rib -rocking comedy "A: ,SLIGHT CASE OF MURDER" Coming: "There's Always a Woman" Mat.: Sat and Holidays'. at 3 p.m. BUY CLINTON-MADE Bread at 9c We Make: CRISPY CRUST, BUTTERMILK, BRICK) BREAD, WHOLE WHEAT, CRACKED WHEAT, AND SUNSOY. BREAD IS YOUR BEST AND CHEAPEST FOOD EAT M;OREE OF IT Bartliff Crich Makers of Crispy Crush Bread Phone 1. Clinton. N.OIaM'S FILM SERVICE Special Offer Have that favorite print enlarged now! size 6"x9°' for only 23 cents. Each order must be accompanied with a roll of film. This offer is for a limited time only. Leave Films at Lobb's Grocery or Ken's Milk Bar. also Miss Minnie Wacker and Mrs. Gordon Howe of Clinton, called on Mrs. Neil McGregor, Miss Tena Baird and Miss Mary Gibson last Wednes- day, Miss Irene Scotehmer accompanied by Mr. Edgar Ryan spent a few days at the former's home, Miss Anna Scotehmer returned to Toronto with them, taking in the Exhibition while there. HOLMESVILLE As part of a special temperance program at the United Church Sun- day school on Sunday a splendid talk was given by the superintendent Albert Bond. A number of temper- ance posters were 'explained by Mrs. Elmer Potter. • Billy Herbert of Clinton, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Potter, Grace McMath of Goderieh, was it, week -end visitor with Mrs. Norman Mair. Mrs. Ella Palmer and son, Joseph, of Detroit, have returned home after a visit with the former's son, Proctor Palmer. Miss Thelma. Cudmore returned home recently after apending the summer at Grand Bend. Rev. H. Wilding attended the re- cent Presbytery meeting held at the United Church at Whitechureh. ST. HELENS Mr. John Salkeld, Misses Mary Laura and Elizabeth Salkeld, of God- erich, visited with Mr. and Mrs. W, I. Miller recently. Mr, Harrison Taylor of Kirkland Lake spent the weekend with his father, Mr. Tom Taylor. Mrs. John Gardiner of Ashfield visited with Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Woods last week. Dr. Will McGregor, of Chicago, visited his sister, Mrs, Geo. Stuart recently. His neice Miss Donna Mc- Gregor of Chicago,' who has been visiting here, returned :home with him, Miss Ruth Ramage, of Toronto, spent a few clays visiting her family here. Mrs. Joe McIntosh of Vineland, left for her home on Monday after spending a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Todd. Mr. Neely Todd of Stratford was also home for the weekend. Mr\ and Mrs. Wallace Miller, Alan,' Mrs. Gordon and Mrs. R. K. Miller visited with Mr. Geo, Salkeld re- cently. , Mrs. Wm. Rathwell of Sauthwold and Mr. Chas, Rathwell of London, were recent visitors with Mrs. li 3. Woods. Messrs. W. I. Miller, Gordon. Mil- ler, Hugh .anal Wm. ,Rutherford and Geo. A. Webb attended the London Fail on Monday. CONTRACT FOR WORK AT BAYFIELD LET The Department of Public Worke, Ottawa, anpiounced• Monday ,night that the contract for at training wall at Bayfield hacl been awardedhto The Chatham Dredging and General Contracting ,Co. at about "HUNT'S" CHOCLATES New Shipment far the Weekend 50c per lb. CHOCOLATE MALLOW ROLL 10 & 20c Bread Reduced to 9c lc EXTRA FOR SLICING BUY OUR SLICED BREAD AND SAVE. Wendorf's Bakery and Restaurant — "A pOQD PLACE TO EAT — Phone 68 Tomatoes Pickling Beets Cooking Onions BROILERS Edward L. Mittel] Phone 213—Clinton. Fall Permanents Title New Fall Hat Demands a Permanent Suited to your Individual Personality. We are now specializing in the New Fall Coiffures. The Barbara Beauty Salon Phone 212 CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Mrs. Rob- ert Armstrong wish to express their sincere thanks to friends, neighbours and relatives for kindnesa and ex- pressions of sympathy extended to them during their recent bereave- ment. The loan of cars for the fun- eral uneral and many beautiful floral of- ferings are gratefully appreciated. Special thanks to Rev. Burton and Mr. Hawke. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation for many acts of kindness, expressions of sym- pathy and beautiful floral tributes received during our recent bereave- ment. We gratefully acknowledge the loan of cars and the administration of Rev. K. MeGoun and Rev. G. G. Burton. Mrs. M. Ford and Edna. For Sale Choice pare -bred Dorset ram. One year "old. Apply to Charles Stewart; Londesboro. 01-1. House for Rent Comfortable 'six -roomed house on Mary Street. Town lights and water; good woodshed; small garden. Ten- ant may have possession October 1st. Apply Miss E. J. Becker, Bile street. 01-2p. For Sale iTvvo beautiful ]sand -painted pictures. Inquire at News -Record. 01-2. Farm For Sale South half of lot 25, con, 12, in Hullett Township. 47 acres of choice clay loam, well drained. Bank barn 76 by 36; three good wells and cis- tern; 'water in stable and house the year around. 'Half mile front Lon- desboro, half anile from school, on No. 4 highway, 27 acres in grass. Can have privilege of ploughing right away. Terms easy. Apply to John Garrett, :: Londesboro. 01-5, House for Rent Modern conveniences. Good loca- tion. For rent at moderate price. Apply to News -Record, 01-tf, TUCIOERSMITII Mr. Elliott Layton was, taken to the Clinton Community Hospital far an operation last weeps We hope for a speedy recovery. Many from this district are attend - Mg London"Fair this week. BURGESS' STUDIO CLINTON Photographs of Distinction by x IRENE BURGESS Phone 115. Developing and Printing (Open Every Day) �ITTE�L'S 'Radio & Electic Service Expert Radio Repairs HOUSE WIRING APPLIANCES REPAIRED Equipped to give Prompt and. Reliable Service. Phone 213 CLOTHES DO NOT MAKE A GENTLEMAN BUT IT ADDS TO HIS APPEARANCE —WHY GO SHABBY— 'ALBERT HABBY `ALBERT PALMER Isaac SL, Clinton. IMPORTANT NOTICE ACCOUNTS, NOTES, JUDGEMENTS COLLECTED Our collecting department is a re- sult of years of successful experi' ence in collecting local or out -of -towns accounts, No collection, no charge -- Mail your list of accounts today to Burke's Collecting Agency; , (License 176) HEAD OFFICE—SEAFORTH, ONT. 41-tf Reenters Wanted Aceomodation for students, girls preferred. Comfortable home, all modern conveniences. Apply Mrs, R. B. Carter, Victoria street. 99-3. Furniture for Sale Oak dining room suite. Buffett, table and six chairs. Modern style and in good condition . For sale at a bargain price. Apply to News - Record. 00-tf. If you really want t0 see some- thing smart, inspect the DeForest Crosley push button, automatic, on display at Hawkins Hardware. For sale by A. W. Groves. 94-tf. For Sale Desirable seven -room house, cen- trally located, with large garden, also five -room cottage, on Osborne Street, newly decorated, and in ex- cellent condition, large lot. Apply to Mrs. Bert Langford, Rattenbury st. Wanted Old horses or cattle for mink feed; if dead phone at once. Will pay ac- cording to value. Elmer Trick, phone 607r5, or Lloyd Batkins, 619r14. 84 t.f-.e-o-w Wanted Highest cash prices paid for Old Horses and Cattle fit for think feed. Everything removed. If dead phone at once. Fred Gilbert, 6081'22, Clin- ton. 79-tf• SUPERFLUOUS HAIR permanently removed by Electrolysis. MISS E. MERNER VARNA, ONT. Phone Hensall 97r12 ' or write to Varna, Ontario 94-13 House For Sale A very desirable residence on Prin- cess street. Good garden and fruit trees, electric lights and town water. House in good • condition. Apply at the News -Record office. 75-c. Roofing We have a special liquid Fibre Coating or Alumenix for steel roofs. Also repair flat roofs.. We sell Ce- ment Tops for chimneys. Apply to Joe Becker, Clinton. Phone 42. 86-tf. For Sale ' A house and barn on Wellington Street. Water and hydro. Apply to J, E: Howard, 81 on 624, Clinton. 70-tf. • Cleaning and Pressing Snits, Coatis and Dresses DRY CLEANING AND REP&IRMO W. J. JAGO, TAILOR tf not 'open worts may be left at "Marge Barber Shope, ;