Clinton News-Record, 1948-01-15, Page 7FIRE IN SALTPOBD STORE
SALTFOID—•:Fire of unknown origin
was discovered at the rear pf the`Morrii;
general store, Saltford, Friday afternoon.
The Goderieh Fire Depart iont was called
to assist noighbore who
bucket brigade. Chomiealc
the blaze was soon cads
age is estimated at $200.
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Short Course Popular
Wit1,.24Boys ,18 Girls
A month-long Short Course in agrieul-
turs and home economies is being held at
Dungannon, with 42 young men:and won -
en {enrolled. The Course will conclude
,>Jaanuary 30.
Iaatruetion
iu agriculture is ,being
'given to .4 young femora, at Dtunganniin
Parish Hall, and 18 young women are
taking classes at the Presbyterian chureh
Twice weekly joint meetings are held.
Miss Nora Creyke Tottenham, and Miss
Flora Durnin Dungannon,' are teaching.
• the. women's - losses. Agriealture - Be.
presemtatives LeRoy Brown and 4 E '`'r"mialises
'Neleoa, Clinton, are in chine of the
men's claeeee.'Speaker include F'o:gus
Lenin, 17ublin,' Gordon MCGavin,
ton; E. J. Bryden, Guelph.
Phe girls l blas officers are: Preeident
Mary Smith, .Dunlgp; vice President,
Connie ,Morrie, Port Arthur; secretary;
treasure, Bernice Johnston; directors,
Isabelle
,Errington, Elaine Lamb, Salford
auditors,. Madeline Andoreon, and Joyce
Stewart.
Officers for the mon are: President,
John Graham, Shephardton; vice presi
dost, Elmer Hunter; secretary -treasurer,
Joe. McGee.
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WARTIME. SAYINGS
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PEACETIME
'BACKLOG
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ow that your War Savings Certificates are
beginning to pay off, why not keep this
backlog of security intact. Use this mousy,
to create a "Fund for the Future" -- a
welcome asset in time of opportunity, a
ready resource in time of need.
Here's a way to ensure that
this money you've already saved
doesn't slip through your
fingers. Endorse and mail your
maturing certificates, as described on the
back, to Ottawa ... then, when you receive
your cheque, place it in a B of M Savings
Account,
otter still -- let the Bank of Montreal take
care of all redemption, details. Just bring
all your War Savings Certificates to your
nearest B of M branch. As each one comes
due over the next few years, we arrange
'to get the cash for it and credit its full face
value (which includes the interest) to your
ACCOUnt.
Under this arrangement, there's no need
for you to go to the fuss and bother of
endorsing each individual certificatethe
drank will attend to this for you. •
cull find this service will save you time,
-trouble and worry. And while your Say -
lugs Account is growing — your War
.Savings Certificates will be in safekeeping.
You'll be surprised at the low service
,charges, too.
backlog of security today is your guaran-
tee:that you will get the things you want
most tomorrow. Hold on to it — add to it
---.and do a real dollar -building job for the
future.
We'dlike to help you plan this. Just bring
in•your War Savings Certificates now .. .
we'll de the rest,
If you haven't a savings account with us;,
'' We'11"gladly open a special one for, you.'
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70 A 11141/0.4 CANADIANS
'Clinton Branch: W. H. ROBINSON; Manager
Londesborough (Sub -Agency): Open .Mon., and Thurs.
02101
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The many, Jnends,ef, Onrpn Demon are
hoping for his speedy recovery.
A number from here attended khe funk
oral of the late Mrs. O'Brien,, Brucefieid.,
Communion Service
The Quarterly couimunion .Service will
beheld in Varna United.cbureli on, faun..
;day post, Tanuary 18, at 10 am.
t. P. U: Meets ' •
The 'Y. P. U. of Varna United Church
held its regular meeting at the home of
Charles Reid. The meeting opened by
singing hymn 1241. r74Tiss Bern read the
scripture and followed with prayer: Min-
utes of the last meeting were read ad-
opted and the roll cal answered by six.
teen members
A business 2teriod followed, k#yihn i81
was sung, after which John McConnell:
gave the topic which was "Friendship"
The meeting closed with the singing of
hymn 171, and the lviizpah benediction..
Margaret McClymont led in a period of
recreation, after which lunch was served;
The next rooting will take place in the
form of a party ii,. tho Town Hall, Varna
me January 19.
'BLYTH
Former llesident Dead
Thomas Williams, 178 Albert street,
London a C. N. R. mail clerk for 35
years, died Thursday, January 8, at
Victoria Hospital, London. Mr. Williams
.was a nakive of Blyth, and had lived
in Loudon for 35 years.
PORTER'S HILL
Miss Phyllis Harris, Loudon, spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr. ant Mrs.
Austin Harris.
Sympathy is extended to Mrs. George
Greenslade in the death of her husband
in Alexandra Horipital, Goderieh.
Grace TVA.
The W.A. meeting of Grace United
Church was held on January 8 at the
home of Mrs. Les Cos with ten present.
The afternoon was spent discussing plans
for the New Year. Next meeting is to
be held at the borne of Mrs. A. Harris..
W. A,' Meets
The January meeting of the W. A.
was held at the home of. Mrs. Les Cox
with ten ladies present. Tho meeting
opened with the singing of ''Work for
the Night is Conning.'? The Scripture
lessors was read by the president. and the
minutes by Mrs. V. Elliott. .A lengthy
discussion followed making plans for
the Now Year's work. It was decided to
dispense with the January erokinole
party but to have one in Febusry, weath-
er and roads permitting. The meeting
closed and a delicious pot luck supper
was enjoyed. by everyone.
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E. G. Baker Elected
Head of Canada Life
The Board of Directors of the Canada
Lino Assurance Company announces that
it has most regretfully accepted the res-
ignation of the president S. C. M Evenuo
owing to his continued poor health. Tho
Board further announces the election of
E. G. Baker to the presidency.
E. G. Baker is -widely known in bus.
iness circles in Canada and the United
States. Ire has been a policyholders'
director on the Canada Life Board since
1934 and a Vice -President for the past
;seven years. President of the Moore
Corporation for many years, he is now
Chairman of its Board of Directors. Mr.
Faker is also a director of the Bank of
Canada land the Canadian Pacific Rail-
way. He is prominent in ehureh work'
and in many welfare organizations.
Mr. hicEvenue has had a long and out-
standing career in the life insurance bus-
inoss, over twenty years of which he has
spent with .the Canada Life. Joining that
Company as western supervisor in 1027,
he received soveral promotions prior to
his appointment no General Manager in
1938. Fleeted a Director in 1042, he was
made Vice -President and General Man-
ager throe years later and became Presid-
ent in March, 1945.
I'ollowing his graduation from McGill
University in 1513, he served with the
Montreal Irish Canadian Bangers sub.
sequoutly transferring to the Royal Fly.
ing Cops.
SECOND WOLF SHOT
GOBRIE—Only a month ago residents
were surprised to learn a wolf had been
shot in Howick Township. Another was
slain on the farm of Cleve Viktio, :12th
Concession, by Wesley Gallaway last
week,
DEPENDABLE
AT ALL noun9, in all
kinds of weather, she'b at
her post. You count on her
vnd she's proud of it.
With si'itchboards busier
than ever because of the
many more telephones, hers
is still 'The Spirit of Ser. '
vice." More telephones, are
being added right along.
Our constant aim is to
provide more and better ;.
service ... always at the
lowest•possible cost . , to
give greater value to every
telephone user, •
THE HELL TELEPHONE S.
COMPANY OF CANADA
Fie1d,Crop ;Contests
Fac ored,bY, D partment
At an enthusiastic meeting of :Hast'
Huron Agricultural Seeiety'in Brussels,,
)the, society elected the' following 'is4s,
officers:; President, Harry Bolger, wait.
on; , vice.president, John Wheeler, oPall-
iam Tarn all
LeRoy G. grown, Clinton, agricultural
repiessatatave ,for xuron ()minty spoke
on field crop competition. Mr. ,Brown
stressing the fact ,that the Department
of Agriculture is doing everything poss
ible ,to promote 'these competitions arid
that the farming populace should avail
itself ofthis opportunity,
REMANDED FOR.. SENTENOE
'William Beezo, Goderieh, was remand-
ed at'Go,Jorieh Thursday Met for sent-
ence,
ent
ence,On five eh rges,00 which. lie elected
summary trial after pleading guilty. He
wan charged with obtaining money and,
goods by false;pretonces from WiIliani
45irrey; ryith awauiting Jerry Ghartes
Rahn
eF, hf: s`4aiAG49] IInd with uttering a
Barged, cheque, on the Royal Bank of
Canada at St, Marys for $39.03, reigned
P. Morrison. Ile also pleaded guilty to
another charge of false pretenses at,
Wardsville when ho unlawfully obtained
goods and currency to the value of $37
by means of a worthless cheque; and to
another false pretence charge involving
a worthless .cheque at hielmont.
A GENUINEr
January Clearance Sale
OF REAL MONEY -SAVING VALUES
AT MARTINS DEPT. STORE
Ladies' WOOL and- CREPE
DRESSES
BEST QUALITY MERCHANDISE
20% Off . Regular Prices
SPECIAL GROUP DRESSES
One Third. OFF
'SKIRTS
Latest Styles in Wool, Plaids, Cheeks, Plains
20%, OFF
A SPECIAL GROUP OF SKIRTS
In Assorted Materials
One Third OFF
GROUP 1
Long Sleeve Crepe Blouses
Assorted Colours
Reg. $5.50
To Clear $3.95
BLOUSES
GROUP 2
Odd Lines in Broken Sizes
Reg. to $3.50
98c
A Real Buy
HATS
GROUP 1
Reg. to $3.95
To Clear $1.98
GROUP 2
Reg. to $4.95
Sale $2.98
20% OFF
On our Entire Stock of
PARKAS - SNOW SUITS
BOYS' and GIRLS' 3 -PIECE OUTFITS
One Third OFF
on BOYS' and GIRLS' 2 -Piece SNOW SUITS
and CHILD'S 1 -Piece SNOW SUITS
HALF PRICE and Less
on BOYS' SHIRTS - GIRLS' PARKAS •
SKI JACKETS - BOYS' TROUSERS, etc,
Chiidrens Bedroom. Slippers
To Clear 25c Pair
WALLPAPER SALE
�# One Third OFF
ON BALANCE OF 1947 STOCK
CHOICE OF ROOM LOTS — 1/, PRICE
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Xtiovviqrg the importance of Careful Breen
Censittant Culling, Wise poultry risen are now turn
and more to Nientiaftc feeding to get greater pr
for greater profits.
We know that the proper use of Quality F
give increased production with corresponding do
profits.
For Larger Litters and Stronger Pigs alt blit
a Balanced Ration. to your sows. The extra pigs
tthe feed bill.
Grain, Whole or Ground -- Mixed Fe
Fertilizer and Seeds
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SATISFACTION GUARANTEE
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