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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1956-05-10, Page 5CUT FLOWERS — PLANTS See our DISPLAY WINDOWS Ladies' Slips Quality Cotton, Rayon, Jersey, and Nylon. 1.59 - 1.98 - 2.25 - 2.75 8.25 3.54 Ladies' Panties Rayon with Nylon trim. S-M-L. 390 - 59e pnir Night Gowns Pink and Blue. Celasuede, Medium and Large. Only $1.98 each Bath Towels 1.39 - 1.48 - L95 - 3.20 pair. Bedspreads Assorted colors. Double bed, size — Only 4•90 Damask Table Cloths Cotton / Rayon Sizes 5040 I 79 50x66 2.65 Extra Large Size aQ 60x90 ................. J•WCP NYLONS 750 - 95c - 1.10 - 1.35 pair aoiNTON 1\11 VitS-RPOZORP Tal-TBSPAX MAX 10, 1056 PAM .rnrs • Obituaries -'ettieteltieteletet-44-44-$4-144*4-4.4444“. Mrs. C. Van Horne (By ogr correspon(lent) Residents of Hensall and dis- trict learned, With, regret of the passing of Mrs, Cecil 'Von.Horne, who passed away in Clinton 'Pub- lic nospital, on Thursday after- nom, May 3, having been a pat- ient there for the past seven weeks with a. heart condition. In her tlitl*P-0-44.We„..teek Delbert (Bert) E. Mabel Lee Funeral, service was held in the Beattie Funeral Home, Ratienbury Street Bast, Clinton, on Sunday afternoon, for Mabel Isabel Lee, who, passed away 'after a lengthy illness in Kincardine Hosiptal, on May 4, in her 59th year. Rev. T. White, Londesboro. United Church, officiated, Pallbearers were Gordon Rad- ford, Joseph ShaddieX William Ross Trewin, Jack Arm- strong and Fred Prest, glower- bearers were William Cowan, .Rus- sell Pecicitt, Allan Dunbar, Ken- neth Scott and Douglas Mann. In- terment was in Hope Chapel', Hui- lett Township, Born in Hullett Township, on August 15, 1897, the deceased was a daughter of the late 1.4r, and. Mrs. John Grainger. She married Ernest S. Lee, who died in 1942, and in 1944 Harry Riley, Londes- boro, who passed away in July 1946. She had lived in Londesboro un- til moving to Clinton-six years ago. The past six months she has been in Kincardine. She was a member Of Londesboro United Churcii. Surviving are •three sons, Jack, Londesboro; William, :Clinton, Mur- ray with the Royal Canadian Navy In Nova Scotia; two daughters, Mr. Hazel Cole, Marrnera, and Mrs. William (Clarice) Wall, Kincard- ine; two sisters, Mrs. George ..(Jew- el) Cowan, Londesboro; Mrs. Gor- don (Myrtle) Robinson, Niagara Falls; two step-Sons. Wallace and. Bruce Riley, Niagara Falls. Persons attending the funeral from a distance came from Marm- ora, Niagara Falls, London, Stay- ner, Clandeboye and Kincardine. Huller The death of a former Clinton man, Delbert (Bert) E. Huller oe- eurred hi McKellar Hospital, Fart William,. on Monday, April 30,1956, following a serious operation. His first wife, the former Julia Le- gault, predeceased him in 1953. He is survived by his present wife, formerly Martha Burton:, one son Vernon, Aylmer and three grandchildren; two brothers, Ernie, Mactrier; Leslie, Detroit and two sisters, Mrs. .(Violet) SPaitb Gode, rich, and Mrs. Reg. (Florence) Shipley, Clinton, Mr, Huller served overseas with the 33rd Battalion in, World War and was a member of the Canadian Legion: in Schrieber, where he has made his home since 1953. Funeral service was held from the Hughson funeral home, Aylmer, on Friday, May 4. Rev, Ward of- ficiated. Interment was in St. Peter's • Cemetery, London. Pallbearers were: Merritt Nedi- ger, Lawrence Denomme, William Managhan, Edward Elliott, all of Clinton; Frank Allan, of Benmiller and Ken ,Reberten, Aylmer. 44th year, IY.irs'. VanHorne was the former Irene Mary Elizabeth Lay- ton), Clinton,. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Layton) Clinton:, She was born, in Tuelcersinith Township but moved to Clinton With her parents in 1913, and At- tended .school here, ., • She was a rneAlber of the United Church, Hensall, a member of the Evening Auxiliary, and a member, of the Hensall BoWling ClUb. Ete, Flowers Wired Anywhere Surviving besides her husband, are her parents, one daughter, Mary Anne; a son, George, and one brother, Elliott Layton, Bracefield. Public services were held on Sunday, May 6, at 2 p.m. from the United Church, conducted by Rev. a D. Daniel, who paid fitting trib- ute to the life of the deceased, Following the service the cortege proceeded to Clinton Cemetery where burial took place. The pall- bearers were Don Joynt, Howard Scane, William Fairborn, William Lee, George Hess, Robert Cook. Flowerbearers were Aldon Crich, Walter Pepper, Norman Pepper, Carl McClinchey, 13111 Hanly, Ed. Layton, The casket and grave were banked with beautiful floral tributes. tyt 4 44 4:11, Ke C OKE Florist 7e Phone HU. 2-101.2 Clinton +.;* ,t; '14144.to,t+$4:4444-0 44+:4144:444+:4444;44+,+44:414+144414-44.1:474+•14-014141c4.4444 k+-4•444-0 • Esmond Blankets Rayon / Nylon, Satin bound. 5.90 Tex-Made Sheets 81x100 6.95 Utility Mats Forhedroom or hall 2.25 Size 72x84 Pastel Shades Ladies' Dresses Cotton, Washable. Savings Lk Q Price — each 4•U'O' Pinkhaw Gloves Assorted Shades and 1.75 Sizes. Pair GUIDE and BROWNIE COOKIE DAY N Saturday; June 9 MANY MORE BARGAINS AT Shop &hills Clothing & Footwear Save at 01 ' Albert St. Clinton Telephone: HU. 2-9641 Mrs.. Mary Forbes Mrs. Mary Victoria, Forbes, a native of Blyth, died Sunday in Clinton Public Hospital where she had been a patient for the past. three weeks., Mrs. Forbes marked her 92nd birthday on March 8, having been born in 1864. She was formerly Mary Victoria Sanderson, a daughter of the late William and Caroline Brigham Sanderson, pioneers of concession 13, Hullett township. • She lived in the Walton and Blyth area all her life, and for the past several years lived' with her only daughter, Mrs. John Young, and Mr. Young, formerly of. Hullett township, 'but now of Blyth. Her husband, Samuel Forbes, died in 1986, Surviving are her daughter, Mrs. John (Caroline) Young; two grandchildren, Roy and Helen Young; two sisters, Mrs. Annie Skelton, Morris township, and Mrs. Earl (Clara) Empey, Goderich. Al- so surviving are one step-daughter, Mrs. Thomas (Gertrude) William- son, Walton, and one step-son, Ad- rian Forbes, Egmondville, A. •sis- ter, Mrs. William Taylor, died a month ago. Funeral service was held in the Tasker Memorial Chapel on Tties- day afternoon, May 8, with Rev. A,. W. Watson, minister of Blyth Un- ited Church, officiating. Burial followed in Union Cemetery, My- th. Pallbearers were' three neph- ews, Albert 'Skelton, John and Wil- fred Sanderson and three grand- sons, Roy Young, Roy and Bert Williamson. -4-, PLEASE BUY OUR GIRL GUIDE COOKIES Place Your Order Now With Any Guide or Brownie 2 DOZEN COOKIES m faomous for English quality biscuits and candies. 35c a Box de .by VVestonis, Guides and Brownies are making a house-to-house canvass now. Cookies will be delivered Saturday, June 9 HELP YOUR CLINTON GIRL GUIDE MOVEMENT THREE-LEGGED or TRIPLE-BREASTED SPRING IS HE We Have For You A FULL STOCK OF: POWER 1v10WERS (REEL and ROTARY Cut) Priced From $64.00 up Nationally Advertised Products AVAILABLE AT Counter Builders' Supplies -Wheel Barrows -- Garden Tools Let Us Give You A Price On Your New Bathroom or Furnace CLINTON, ONTARIO HU. 2-9612 YOUR BASEMENT -1.7 plus Hawkins & Jacob MODERNFOLD . . SPACEMASTER amed To Head. Zurich Crusade Rev. C. D. 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