The Clinton News Record, 1939-07-20, Page 5'THURS., JULY 20, 1939
THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
AUBURN
Mr; and Mrs. Robt, Lawson of Con-
.- stance, and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Arm-
strong and family of St. Augustine,
were recent visitors at the home of
Mr, and. Mrs. Win. Thompson.
Donald Ross and Reid Sheppard
are visiting. friends in Brampton. and
Toronto, '
Mr. and Mrs, Joe Carter of Port
Elgin spent the weekend with Mrs,
Carter and Sadie.
Mr. Ed. Miller of Windsor spent
the weekend with his brother, Lloyd
Miller and Mrs. Miller:,
.1s/Ir. and Mrs. Rice of Ayr called
on friends here last Thursday. Mr.
Rice was formerly manager of the
Bank of Commerce here.
lVir. and Mrs. Nelson Scott, Phyllis
and Jim of Yellow Grass, Sask., Are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ezekial Phillips
and other relatives. M1s. Scott is a
:'apiece of Mr. Phillips.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Munro and
'daughter Alma of Orangeville, Mr.
and Mrs. Duncan Munro and Miss
•Gillespie of Seaforth, visited on Sun-
day with Miss Susie, Blair.
Mrs. Earl McKnight, Jack and
'Garth spent the weekend with friends
in Blyth.
Dr, B. C. Weir, John and Josephine
Weir were in Strathroy on Sunday
-visiting the Dr's. sisters, the Misses
Weir. , Josephine remair-ed for a
week's visit.
Miss Alma Mitch of Toronto is
-visiting her mother, Mrs. Jas. Mutch.
Mr. and Mrs. Wnh. Medd of God-
•; eridh spent Sunday with Mr. and
.Mrs. Alfred Rollinson ,
Miss Ruth Arthur has returned
home after a week's visit with
'friends in Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. David Cunningham
of Brussels and Mr. and Mrs. Alliston
of Parkhill, . visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon 'Taylor, Betty
Alliston who has been visiting her
cousin, Marion Taylor returned !tome
with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Ezekial Phillips, R.
13. Phillips, and Mr. and Mrs. T. S.
Johnston were in Strathroy ori
Sunday,
Ruth Melte Frost who has' been
visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. W. T. Robinson, went to Sea -
(forth -on Sunday to spend a couple of
weeks with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs, Frost.
The ladies of the Baptist congrega-
tion met for their annual church
cleaning' last Friday.
•
Weiner Roast
A weiner roast was enjoyed at
Earl Wightman's Grove when the
members of Frank Raithby's Sunday
School" class and friends had •a social
time, Games were enjoyed the first'
part of the evening,
Members of the W.M,S. of Knox
United Church were entertained at
Blyth by the W.M. S. Miss Betty
Ciai'g' sang a sato accompanied by
her sister, Miss Ila Craig. Mrs, Wm.
Anderson and Mrs. 'Gordon McClin-
chey favored with a duet scamp
anied by Miss Sadie Carter.
, The Sunday School of Knox United
Church held their annual picnic at
Earl Wightman's Grove on Monday
afternoons
• Mrs. Samuel Johnston, Misses
Luella Johnston and Laura Phillips
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Holmes and Miss Perldns of Gerrie
on Friday.
Mr. Leonard Yungblutt is in Till-
sonburg where :he is relieving at .the
C.P.R. station.
Miss Phyllis Menning who has
been visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Jas. Howitt, has returned to 'her
home in Londesboro.
W. M. S.
The W.M.S. of Knox Presbyterian
Church -net at the home of Mrs. J.
C. Stoltz on Thursday afternoon with
an attendance of 22. The president,
Mr. Lawson was in charge and open-
ed the , meeting• with prayer. The
scripture was read responsively. Mrs.
A. M. Boyle led in prayer. Miss
Phyllis Manning of Londesboro fav-
ored with a violin solo- accompanied
by Miss Joesphine Weir. Readings
were given by Miss Josephine Weir,
Miss Minnie Wagner, Miss Norma
Daer and Mrs, Fred Ross. Misses
Ila' and Betty Craig favored with a
duet "Teach me to Pray." Mrs, W.
T. Robison read the third chapter of
the Study Book. The roll call was
answered by a verse of scripture.
Mrs. James Woods closed the meet-
iug with prayer. _Mrs. Herman Daer
invited the ladies to her place for the
August meeting. A dainty Iunch was
.served by Mrs, John Cowan, Mrs.
Fred Ross. and Mrs. J. C. Stoltz.
The Tennis Club staged 22 tourna-
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR ment on Wednesday afternoon. when
some 20 players participated. The
winners were Gilbert McIlveen of
Bowmanville and Phyllis Manning of
Londesboro. The younger ,children
took part in. several games under the
supervision of Mrs. Gordon Murray.
A picnic lunch was served on the
grounds when 75 were seated includ-
ing the Tennis Club and their fam-
ilies. Following this two interesting
games were enjoyed, led' by Dr. B.
"m With the famous surplus powered
(Double -Warranty) Roliator, Dry aro
Insulation, Round Sanitary Corners,
Rubber Sealed Door, One -Piece Por-
celain Interior, Norgloss Exterior
Finish, and other great convenience
eatures. Easy to own on our "Use.
As -You -Pay" Plan; :M' •
Agent for:
Rogers & DeForest Radios
and Apex Washers.' 0. Weir•, Rev. H. 0. Wilson, Thomas
aden Electric Fence, COAL -S. Johnston, W. H. Sheppard, R. J.
Phillips, Gordon Dobie, Darwin Mac-
piete with batteries and lam and Keith Arthur.
insulators for only $15.00.
Ever -Ready Batteries B. Y. P. tI,
The monthly necting of the B. Y.
Come' in and see the. P. U. was 'held in the basement of
NEW 1940. oS the Baptist Church, and was in. charge
of Donald Ross and 13oy •Webster,
now on display at Harold Reid presided and led hi pray-
A. W. GROVES . . er, A reading was given by Bill
Princess St'. Clinton Raithby; a solo by Mario RaithbY,
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before they go to seed. DO YOUR SHARE,
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land or if the land is unoccupied, the. owner ..shall destroy. all. Y
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All noxious weeds, according to Department regulations
l.; twist., be ent by July 31st. Anyone having complaints from
weeds' must notify Mr. Murdock Ross, on or betere July 20th;
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All `ratepayers are required to comply with Denartment reguia-
tions; : otherwise the weed inspector will be compelled to see that
weds are cut, and cost will be borne by the land
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MURDOCK "ROSS, Weed Inspector, X
Township of Ifullett.
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"Hark, 'tis the Shepherds Voice I
'Hear". The scripture was read by
Stanley McNall; an instrumental by
Mrs. R. J, Phillips, Dr, A, H. Yokes
of Blyth was the guest speaker and
gave, ,an inspiring message on "The
Pricelessness of God's Word". Misses
Ila and Betty Craig ,favored 'with a
duet "Teach Me to Pray". A reading
was given by Roy Webster, Lenl.
Raithby expressed a hearty vote of
thanks to Dr. Voices for his message.
The next meeting will be in charge
of Mr. and. Mrs, Glen Raithby and
Alvin Yungblut. Mr. Frank Raithby
closed the meeting with prayer,
Mr. Wm, Kernahan had the mis-
fortune to •brealc his shoulder blade
on Monday ,afternoon. He was up
in the niow putting down some hay
when he slipped and fell about ten
feet. Dr. B, C. Weir was called, Mr.'
Kernahan will be laid up some time.
It is about a year ago a team of
horses ran away with him and he
suffered a broken leg.
Mrs. John McKnight is nursing
Mrs, Richard McWhinney of Nile who
is quite ill at present.'
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Gibbs of De-
troit are visiting Mx, 'and Mrs. Har-
vey McGee.
The citizens of this community
were shocked to hear of 'the sudden
death of Mr. Dan. Geddes of Wing
ham who passed away' July' 17th.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas.. Straughan,
George and Vivian Straughan spent
the Weekend at Niagara Falls..
A family picnic was held on the
lawn of Mr. and Mrs, Ezekial Phil-
lips on Monday in honor of their
friends who 'are visiting here from
the West. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs, T. S. Johnston, Mr. and
Mrs. R. J. Philips, Mr. J. Walker,
Mr. Jas. Medd, Mrs. C. A. Howson,
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Scott, Jim and
Phyllis Scott, Miss. Laura Phillips and
Mrs. Fred Ross.
STANLEY
Miss Marion Aikenhead of Calgary
and Miss Lillian Aikenhead of. Lon-
don visited their aunt, Mrs. Thomas
B. Baird on Monday. Miss Marion
intends to visit the. New York World's
Fair,
Mr. and Mrs. John Aikenhead of
London called at the hone of Mr.
Thomas Baird on Sunday. 3
Mr. H. Penhale and daughter Leeta
of St. Thomas are visiting relatives
on the Blue Water Highway and
Bronson Line.
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Snowden mot-
ored to Port Elgin on Sunday.
Miss Phyllis Elliott of Mitchell
spent the past week with her sister,
Mrs. Bert Dunn, Jr,
Mr. and MTs. Alfred Westlake and
Mr. Harold Penhale motored to St.
Thomas one day last week.
The July meeting of the Stanley
Club was held at Mrs. Shaddick's
home with 22 members present, The
Roll Call was answered by Sugges-
tions for the Picnic." Readings were
given by Mrs. Eddie Glen, Mi.'s. Mc-
Gregor, and 1VIrs. Adam Stewart, and
two contests by Mrs. Shaddick, The
meeting closed by singing the Nation-
al Anthem and then a delicious lunch
was served. The August meeting is
to be held at Mrs, Fenwick Stewart's
home and the Roll Call to be answer-
ed by "the name of the first school
you attended."
The Stanley Community Club held
their annual picnic at Bayfield on
Friday, July 14. As the weather was
ideal everyone had a very enjoyable
time. A. game of softball was en-
joyed by the boys, and a program
of sports were run off, the following
being the winners of the various
races, children under 5 years, all re-
ceived prizes; boys or girls 6 years
and under, Helen Stewart, Elizabeth
Laramie; girls 7' to 10 years, Lillian
Stewart, Betty Stewart; boys 7 to 10
years, Walter McEwen; girls 11 toi
14 years, Helen Shaddick; boys 11 to
14 years, Jack. Stewart, George Cant-
elon; young ladies race, Nora Stew-
art, Alice Glen; young mien's a'ace,
Chester Neilans, Allan Baird; mar-
ried ladies race, Mis. Wm. Caldwell,
Mrs. W. Welsh; married men's race,
Harvey Stewart, Wm. Sinclair; paper
bag race, captains Wnr. Sinclair and
Harvey Stewart, Wm. Sinclair's side
being the winners; throwing ball in-
to pail, 'men, Adam Stewart; ham-
mering nails, women, Mrs. John Mc-
Gregor; dinner call, women, Mrs. A.
Stewart; hog 'Calling, men, Mr. Alex
Ma5wen; and peanut scramble for
everyone. Later on in the afternoon
a 'delicious picnic lunch, was served,
' GODS -RICH TOWNST-UP
Mr. and Mrs, Ken. Taylor of Blyth
spent Sunday with Mr, and Pars. John
Middleton.
Mrs, C. B, Middleton, who has been
quite 111 for the past week, is not
improving as fast as her friends
wish.
Miss Isabel Colquhoun is spending
a few days with Miss Helen Welsh,
Bayfield Line,
Mrs, Albert Colclotigh had the mis-
fortune to break a small bone in her
ankle..
Mrs.. E. J. Welsh of Clinton is
visiting her sister, Mrs:' Arthur
Welsh.
On Thursday last the ratepayers
with their wives and families gab,
erect at "The, Cedars", the home of
Mr. arid Mrs, Frank Jones, to spend
a social evening with Me..Ed. McLeod
w,ho has. successfully taught in No, 4
School. The company enjoyed them -
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CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL DESIGNS
For Every Occasion
COire Cooke.
FLORIST
Phones: 66w and 66j
A GOOD POULTRY
MARKET
Wa. are always in the market for
all kinds of '`rive .poultry. Culling
done at night by an experienced
poultryman.
Good service in grading your eggs
by competent egg candiers,
N., W. TREWARTHA
Phone 2141; Night 214w.
BIRTHS • '
ATKINSON—On Saturday, July 8,
1939, 'at Private Patients' Pavil-
ion, Toronto General. Hospital, to
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Atkinson, Lorne
t Park,. Ont., a daughter.
PICKARD-In Clinton, Hospital, on
Saturday, July 15ith., to Mx, and
Mrs. C. E. Pickard, a daughter.
ARNOLD--In Clinton Hospital, eln
Sunday, July 16th., to Mr. and
Mrs. Charles F. Arnold, a • salt,
DEATHS
GRIGG--.In Toronto, on Thursday,
July 13th., Albert J. Grigg, in his
77th. year,
HOLMES In- Clinton, on Wednes-
day, July 12th., George G. Holmes,
in his 86th. year.
IN MEMORIAM
ROUTLEDGE — In fond and loving
memory of my dear sister, Mrs.
Harry Routledge, who passed away
July 23, -1937:
"Sister thou wast mild and lovely,
Gentle as the summer breeze,
Pleasant as the air of evening,
When it floats among the trees."
-Sadly missed by sister Susie, Mrs.
David Steep.
CARD Or THANKS
The faintly of the late John
Thomas McGee express their heart-
felt thanks for the many messages
of sympathy received in their bereav-
ment, Special thanks are extended
to those who loaned cars and to Rev.
R. M. Gale for his kindly and sympa-
thetic ministrations.
selves in- the usual way — singing,
music and other frolics. During the
evening Mi. McLeod was called to
the floor, and was presented with a
men's set by E. Williams and Harry
Oakes of the boy's club, with the
following address:
Mr. McLeod: We, the rising genera-
tion of the 16th and Maitland con-
cessions, are here to join with you
in spending a sooial evening together
and hope it will not be the last, We
have alway found you to be a genial
companion and hope after you leave
us you will continue to be one. We
ask you to accept these tokens which
are to you and "yours" and hope
they will be both useful and ornam-
ental in future years.
"May happiness attend 'thy steps
O'er life's oft troubled way;
Thy brightest hopes be realized,
And love be thine for aye."
— Signed your friends, "The Com-
munity". Mr. McLeod replied in a
suitable manner and thanked those
Present for their kindness toward
hint.. Mr, McLeod leaves with the
good wishes .of the section and they
wish him success in his new vocation,
the insurance business.
Mr. •and 'Mrs, S. Gorman of Strat-
ford spent the weekend at the home
of their daughter, Mrs. Fangrad and
Mr. A. Fangracl,
Miss Mabel Grigg of Toronto is
tholidaying at the'hone al her father,
Mr. Ed. Grigg Sr.
The Trustees of No. 9 have en-
gaged Miss Mountain •of St. Marys
to teach for the coning year,.
EBENEZER
On Thursday, July 13th the W. A.
of Ebenezer were invited to the home
of Mrs. Geo. Addison of Milburn to
'hold their monthly meeting. Mrs. B.
Lobb presided and the meeting open-
ed with a -hymn, followed by the
Lord's ;prayer in unison. Business
was discussed stbd a report of the
garden party read, The scripture and
prayer were given: by Mrs. H. Wil-
liams; readings by Mrs, Hayden and
Miss Mary Oakes, Beth Hayden sang
a solo, Another hymn was sung and
Mrs, B. Lobb closed the meeting with
prayer. Lunch was 'served by Mrs.
C. Williams and Mrs. I. Tebbutt,
NEW WELL STARTING
E. P, Rowe, petroleum geologist,
Toronto announces that Prairie No.
8, 10 miles• s.w. of Chatham, will bo
started when the 80 ton drilling rig
is moved this week from Bruette No.
5 Well, which latter Wellwas com-
pleted thisweek and is the record
Oil Well, with Gas, for the province
of Ontario. Prairie . No. 8 is in direct
litre with Bruette 5 and " 2.000 feet
distant,
ROXY THEATRE
Clinton.
Now: Errol Flynn and Olivia . De
I/oldiend in `DODGE CITY"
I Technicolor
KING & QUEEN IN HALIFAX
and THE DEPARTURE
Mon., Tues., Wed.
"TO TIME VICTOR"
A homespun tale of a sheep herd-
er's feud against the''backgroun
of the Scottish glens;
WILL FYFFE — JOHN LODER
and MARGARET LOCKWOOD
Thurs„ Fri., Sat.
"LITTLE' TOUGH GUYS
IN SOCIETY"
Jackie, SEARL—MARY BOLAND
MISCHA AUER. and the
Little Tough. Guys
Coming:"Phe Crime ot, IIx. Relict'
Mat,: Sat. and Holidays at 3 p.ni.
CAPITAL THEATRE
Goderich
Now: "West of Santa Fe" a'ilC
"Lady and the Mob"
Men,, Tues.; Wed,
PAUL MUNI--filtl:AN AHERNE
led TIETirE DAVIS
An Indian boy !cads a nation to
democracy in this story of the,
greatMezican liberator'
"JUARE,Z"
Thurs., Fri., Sat.
Louis Hayward — Joan Fontaine
and Tan. Brown
Military training ez a hair-raising
hockey game are well portrayed
in
'The Duke of West Point'
Coating: "GIRL'S SCHOOL" and
"FLIGHT TO TAME"
Mat.: Wed., Sat. & Holidays 3 p.m.
REGENT THEATRE
Seaforth
Nuw, "BLUE MONTANA SKIES"
with Gene Autry
Mon,, Tues., Wed,
CONSTANCE BENNETT
and ROLAND •YOUNG
Topper and his "spiritual ghost"
continue their hilarious
misadventures
"Topper Takes a Trip"
Thur$.. Fri., Sat.
ROY ROGERS MARY HART
and WILLIAM F ARNUM
in a story of Singing cowboys,
metiers, romance and revenge.
"Shine on Harvest Moon"
Coming:
"There's That Woman Again"
Mat.: Sat. and Holidays at 3 p.m.
Your Home
BAKER Needs
Your Patronage
WHY BUY OUTSIDE PRODUCTS
WHEN WE SELL QUALITY
GOODS AT RIGHT PRICES?
TRY OUR BREAD, CAKES, BUNS,
COOKIES -Compare the Quality.
BARTLIFF'S
Phone 1,
Clinton
FRAY PULLETS have won a real
reputation as layers, BRAY COCK-
ERELS and CAPONS as meat birds.
See me about your needs.
D. M. MALTBY,
Mgr., Clinton Creamery, Clinton,
rate fes* fef?tan et f• aett i• f!•• a tetei
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To The Tantalizing Music Of
«i DON HOPKINS
L«AND HIS ORCHESTRA
, — at the —
; — RENDEZVOUS —
* BAYFIELD.
_: Every Tuesday, • Wed., $
;= Friday and ;_ Saturday •
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CLINTON
OLD TIME DANCE CLUB
ANCE
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BAYFIELD PAVILION
Thursday, July 27
ADDIS IRWIN and HER
HARMONY BOYS
Dancing 9 to 2
SPECIAL FLOOR SHOW
Admission 25c
EVERYBODY WELCOME
roilersE. Lo Mince
PHONE 213.
Property Exchange
Will .exchange good lot in Bayfield
for one located on lake or river with-
in five miles of viIIage. Reply Ad-
vertiser B, The News -Record. 45-2
Help Wanted
Young nman wanted for throe
months on farm. Willingto work
and some experience. Apply' News -
Record. 45-lp
BAYFIEL' D
successful this year. There were
eight pupils, all of whom passed,
Five were recommended and three
tried the examination. The last year.'
that Miss Kirk taught here before.
her' entrance class of eight pupils all
passed with honors.
Dr. E. P. Lewis of Toronto was
a weekend guest of Mrs. M. F.
Woods. Mrs. Lewis. returned to Tor-
onto with, him on Sunday.
Miss A, Gower of Toronto' is spend-
ing her vacation in the village.
Miss Ruby Fiaslher of Kitchener
and Miss Jean Fisher of Waterloo
are visiting' in the village.
Rev. and Mrs. F, H.' Paull of Wind-
sor spent Monday in the village.
Mr. and Mrs, Percy Parker and
S011, Billy of Nalcoma, N.D., who have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs, Charles
Parker returned to their home on
Friday.
Mrs. Geo. Weir has returned to
her home in Seaforth after being the
guest of Mrs. Geo, Woods for a few
days,
Miss Peggy and Master George
Boyd of Gravenhurst ar,e visiting
their grandmother, Mrs. Geo, Woods.
Baking Troubles
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FOR
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FLAKY TARTS
or
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WE WANT MORE CLINTON
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BUNS and CAKE
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Phone 68
MONUMENTS!
To those contemplating build-
ing a Monument Get my
prices before buying. Cemetery
Lettering a specialty.
All work guaranteed.
JOHN GRANT
CLINTON MARBLE
& GRANITE W.ORKS
Clinton — Ontario
Successor.to Ball & Zapfe
401
FOR SALE
CASE TRACTORS—a size for every
need.
6 -ft. COMBINE HARVESTERS.
77 different high quality farm mach-
ines including Grain Binders .(horse
or tractor), Threshers, Corn Blowers,
Cern Binders, One -Way Type Tractor
Discs, Fertilizer Drills, Plows,
Cultivators, etc.
Phone 25 Seaforth, -reverse charges
J. N. 1VICKENZIE, Dealer
Seaforth 43tf
FOE SALE
Six -room house on Princess
street. Quarter acre lot on
which is a good barn.
Price $450'cash, to settle
estate.
'Apply News -Record 1
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BURGESS' STUDIO
CLINTON
Photographs of Distinction
by et •
IRENE BURGESS !
• Phone 115.
Developing and Printing
(Open Every Day)
SPECIAL
Until further 11otiCe, With every suit
we press 30 minutes Repairing' Free,
50c PRESS
90c DRY CLEAN •
DEANS do our. Cleaning.
'ALBERT PALMER '1
Isaac St., Clinton.
WE ARE PREPARED TO GIVE
Expert Repair Service
ON ALL MAKES OF BATTERY
AND ELECTRIC RADIOS
FOR FIRST CLASS SERVICE
PHONE 213
MITTELL'S
RADIO & ELECTRIC
SERVICE
STRATFORD-GODERICH
COACH LINES
SUMMER TIME TABLE
Leave Clinton for Stratford—
Daily 8.10 A.M. & 110 P.M.
Leave 'Clinton for Goderich—
Daily except Suns. & Holidays,
1,15 P.M. & 8.00 P.M.
Sundays & Holidays,
1.15 P,M. & 9.40 P.M.
Connection at Stratford for Toronto,
Hamilton, . Buffalo, London, Detroit,
Tavistock and Woodstock.
BARTLIFF'S, Local Agents, Phone 1
Barn For Sale
Good frame barn for 'sale. Size
27x18. Price reasonable, Apply to
Herbert Castle, Victoria Street, Clin-
ton, Phone 303w. 44-2
For Sale
Comfortable frame house in good
!!! condition, ou Rattenbury street. Ap-
ply Mrs. Mary Sperling, Clinton.
43-11
Garden Party
Auspices of Auburn Baptist Church.
Friday, July 21st on the Anglican
Church lawn, Aiiburn. Supper from
6 to 8. Blyth Band in attendance.
If rain, program on Baptist prem-•1
ises. 45-1I
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Men! Get into business for your-
self, be Sales Distributor for Elect-
ric Fence Chargers. Only men with
ability and sonic capital required.
Write or wire today for full informa-
tion and what territory you want as
your district. Apply Welker Indust-
ries Limited, Queen Street, Waterloo,
Ontario. 44-2
Wanted to Buy
Old horses and dead cattle. Must
be suitable for mink feed, removed
'promptly. Fred Gilbert, Phone 608x22
Clinton central 34-tf.
Choir Leader Wanted
.A. choir leader for Si, Paul's
Anglican Church, Clinton, Duties to
commence September lst. Apply by
letter to W. L. Johnson or G. M.
Counter, Clinton. 44-21
Hduseeeper Wanted
To take charge and make home I
comfortable for elderly roan. Apply,i
to James Cook, Clinton. 45-2
For Rent
Brick house, corner Rattenbury and
Orange streets. Modern conveniences,
hard and soft water, garage. Tin -
mediate possession. Albert Seeley,
Clinton. 43-3
Honey
No. 1 Clover Honey for sale. Seven
cents a !pound in your containers.
J. R. Murdock, Br'ncefield, Phone
86r11 Hensall. 45-1
For Sale
Baby's pram. Used only one year
and in excellent condition. Colour,
navy blue. Cheap for quick sale.
Apply News -Record. 45-1
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commission for selling .200 guaran-
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' Roofing
Why not try Liquid Fibre Coating
for steel and flat Asphalt roofs. Only
$2.00 a square and we keep them in
repair for 5 yearns. We also sell
cement chimney tops. Joe Becker,
Clinton, Phone 42; 36-tf.
Wanted
Old horses or cattle for mink feed;
'if dead phone at once. Will pay ace
'cording to value, Elmer Trick, phone
607x5, or Lloyd Batkins, 619r14.
84 tf-.e-o-ve
FARMS FOR SALE
Valuable Farris in Goderich
Township.
(1) About 103 acres, new house
and new barn and outbuildings, 12
acres good bush, young orchard.'
(2) About 87 acres with good barn.
Both farms in excellent cultiva-
tion. ,Plentiful supply of good water.
Apipiy Mabel Rathwell,R,R. Clin-
ton, Ont., or W. E, Foster, Hensall,
Ont., Administrators Estate of Isaae
Rathwell. 44-3
House for Sale
A most desirable 7 -roomed house
in good locality. A few minutes walk
from the Collegiate. Electric light
and water, large lot with some fruit
trees. Apply New -Record Office.
26-c.
Upholstering
Chesterfields, antiques, chairs, etc.
reasonably dome, wide range of cov-
erings. 16 years experience, prices
on request. Wm. Reid, West street,
Goderich. 26-tf.,
House for Sale or Rent
Comfortable frame residence on Vic-
toria, street with modern convene
ienees, good garden, house in'good''
condition. Apply to Lorne or Charlie
Brown, Clinton, Ont. 09.tf. '
Cleaning and Pressing
Suits, Coats and Dresses
DRY CLEANING AND REP4IRINNN..
W. J. SAGO, TAILOR
It not open work may be leak at,
Heard'% Barber Shop. 4'