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'JOHN .G, MEDD ' ileal hleaubers sin `beeyaticcssians
Funeral services'were':1ie1d a ,t Previous to his. barberingete..fo1-
e Ball azid-Mutdi s1iuneral&Tomr t,!lowdd ladies' ,dress cutting and
igh St; "Clintorl,:on.Sundtiy a! N tiw.hileiilms employed he invented
rnoon, "]February 6, for John r s, a simple method of ,dress cutting
edd, With Rev, Andrew La az 'which he had 'patented. :Healso
ficiating, ifellteved by - inte w-
ent in .Blyth 137nion Ceanete r,I,
11be!ares,g were Bert .Lobe'.1e ,}
umtree; 1Has'oFd .;Swan .Geo rge
atter, Gordon Cuninghanie , said
elvin 1Grich..
Mr. Medd 'Was born in I lie-
tt Township :ion LDetesnbe: r 3,
63, the 'Courtly rson sof;-.the 'late
inry Medd. and Susan...Mich !ard-
n, He attained his early edu-
tion in'his:native`towriship :, and
a young mem came to Cl beton
:ere .the greater part o• t ..his
e waI .spent.
Mr. Medd ',was 'et I,harbe v: bay
ide end for many yean ; bad:
1 own 'stand. T He retia'ed *stew
ars ago on account of h is tad-
n,cing'.years arid: yet' up.. to aa
art ;thee ,..before hisc •deo Lthn the
d been eassisting ° tele i of. tthe.emenvor oY tta .ffamily of six, two
invented Medd's diygieaiie .per -
Coveted spinal : wiket which, too,
had been patented. He was a
t lover °af Hewers and seem-
ed tee possess "igreen Jitingers"
when it =sib 'to growing them.
Mr ,:Medd was•:q sasremberitef'iWes-
ley-Willis United Church.
During the past. year or so_.Mr.
1VMetldl had ansde his home with
,Mr. and Mrs, :James:":Iitveimore
.arid it was '.there his death oc-
curred on Whursiiay,.''Risbruaey 3,
after a sheet iiliness.
'Cin October 1, 1884, Mr. M^rid
as united lin eirrar'riege With
Dither Garrett, the' :youngest
daughter sif the late +'Jdhn Gar -
Tett end Dether',Lyon. Mrs. Medd
predeceased:lier'htisbandion April
14, 1930. 111Uir, 'Medd' wee: the. last
,'t :���1'� i ■
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brothers who - had farmed near
Listowel, Rev, Dr. E. Medd, Lon-
don, .Mrs. sMotes McVittie and
Mrs. Thomas Lyon, both.of.Blyth,
all having passed awgy, previously.
?MISTS ., JAS INIA MILLER'
Funeral 'services\.were held on
Wednesday afternoon, _ February
2, 1949, at her late residence,
Kang•St.r for. Miss. Jamima Miller.
Rev. W. J. Woolfrey officiated
end interment followed -in Clin-
ton Cemetery. Pallbearers, all
nephews, were Leonard and Glen
McKnight, Exeter; Harry Rossiter,
London, Lloyd Batkin, Rob
and W. J. -Miller, all of Clinto
Midler was horn in Iiul-
iett .'Township, on -December 13,_
1862, the. youngest of the seven
children of John Miller and
.Ehza'beth -Arthur. She spent the
early -part .of her:life in her native
township, and then went West
where she kept house for her
nephew for: a number of years,
ret1551111ig -toy- Clinton about 15
years ago. where she had since
resided. Miss Miller was a kindly,
home -loving woman and will be
much missed by her nieces and
nephews and her circle of friend
Miss Miller : had Wen Confine
Robe
SISTER M. EPHRI N" MRS. EDWIN WAKEFIELD
Funeral, services for Mrs. Ed -
Word has been received of the win W. Wakefield, 67,Constance,
death in Mount St. Joseph's Or- I were conducted Moday after-
phanage, London, in January, of noon February 7, in; G. A. Whit -
Sister M. Ephrem, the former ney's funeral chapel, Seaforth by
Mary' Yesbec, who will be re- Rev. S. H. Brenton, Constance
membered by many here. United Church, and interment
Requiem High Mass Was sung made in Maitl�,andbatik Cemetery,
by Rt. Rev. A. P. Mahoney, rec- I' Survivors are .two daughters,
tar ,of: St. Peter's Semihary, at Mrs. D. Milison, fiullrtt; Mrs,
Mount St. Joseph' Chapel with Harry Pethick, Constance; a son,
interment following in St. Pet- Charles Wakefield Londoai' four I
er's Seminary. Six sisters of the brothers, William,' Fred and Al-
community acted as psllbeares's, pert Lewes in England, and Geo-
Sister Ephrem was born le rge Lewes, Clinton,
number,
on, of years resided in Clinton. She ryYjtS WYLLIAIVI HILL
later joined the religious life of
her church end for the past '.2, Funeral services for Mrs. `Wil -
years had been a member of the her Hill, 89, were ttshducted at
Congregation of the Sisters of her home, East sl1'et, Goderieh,
St. Joseph. She had cared for the Sarturday afternoon, January 29,
sick and Orphans at St. Joseph's Rev, G. W. Medley, Baptist
'Hospital, Chatham, and at Mount earnChurch.Pallbearers were five
St. Joteph's Orphanage, London, deacc is ehtl one exiecutive of the
church: W. Johnston,. Arthur
Surviving are five sisters and, Beavers,, Earl Raithby James
'three brothers: Mother M. Con- Campbell, Albert Wilkins and
suelo, O.S.U., London; Mra, Lyach, 4uine 'Clutton.
Misses Verna, 'Frances and Eliza- Formerly Harriet M. Snell; she
beth, all of 35etroit; John, Lou- ,Was a daughter of we late Mr.
s den -Joseph, Tillsonburg; and.l'gnd 'Mrs. Ephraim Snell, Huliett
d Anthony, :Lang Beach, '"Tie, i Township. After her marriage in
18'$2 she resided. 'on. her husband's
MRS..rALISTEtt 'LAMONT farm rn Colborne Township and
moved to reside in Goder-ich 29
A pth rate funertal 'service was 'years ago 'She was a member
11e!'Jd on Wednesday •afternoon, of Goderieh'Baptist Church.
y. xebruHry 2, ficin lite ret9idenne She is survived by three sons:'
of her parents, Mr. And Mrs. Jas. Hugh, Coibarne Township; Wil-
Garrio$ban, lot 21, concession. 3, liam W., oderich; Russell, Mit-
Lamont,
for Mrs. Alister chair; and one daughter, Mrs.
Lamont, the tenter r. Ruth Chrn.- i Harry McColl, Brooklin.
ocher], who died on Monday, .Jan- !
eery 31, at Thi home of Mrs.' MRS. HANNAH D. PETTY
Wi11ner(' Geddes, London, in he;
25th year. Nter"ni.ere was in Mrs. Hannah D. Petty, 93,
lViahlandbemlt `Cemetery. lwlfite of G. C. Petty, died Tues-
day, February 1, hi the Saunder-
Born in. 'Tilhkersmith, 'she at- took 'Nursing Home, Hensall. She
tended pubal e school le ;Tucker- 'was 'born in England but came
smith, and ailto Seafert.'Colleg- !to 'Canada with her parents when
date In tcitete. Following her ('only a year old and had resisted
gels
TWO ACCIDENTS
EGMONDVILLE—James Fin-
layson, Egmondville, caught one
of his ringers in a machine at
the Bell founiry, Six stitches
were reuired to close the wound.
James Bleck, Egmondville, gash-
ed' his foot with an,axe while
splitting wood on his farm. The
axe cut through his heavy boon
causing severe wounds between
the toes.
Detroit, Mich., and .for a
tto ''her.ahome- for the past fel
years, on account of advehcin
t' years. �The,'latter 'few month„
i` she .had been an a- very frail con-
= dition, Her death occurred at
her home, King: St, ori Monda'
January 31, following a short
r
>t
11 ss.
fs :Miss' iss' 31ii11•er ivae The last sar-
\We,'h-a`•9e h n'allocated two'Ca"rzy of ids vtvtrgurvi:mvedembbeer a :riof huarerbbefamilyrofnieces and
' •s
cerment for 'the I month of !brruary. _� and nephews.
•
"'Eich: :Shingles
.' 8ntS::. THOIWI S HENDERSON
Charles W.avnlouth, Londeebofo
has received the sad news ,rif the
death of his sister, Mrs. -.Roselle
Henderson, , who died in Ro e
Itowm'(Sesk.)Hoslittal on Friday
February 4, 1949, following a ser
I'll °"t3"iii ]it, • il7e :_m a.r 'of :'"5x !'Tesla: 4 • lane+operation 'Funeral was • be, -
r ring held from her late residence,
c' :iTIn 4Ses ll�:iil:l.'lvl'rlu' :en:ab a�1t ;Ir€ebruary 5 =+� e e1; Sack, with interment:
,g following -in R.osetown Cemetery.
Mrs. IIenderson, In her 66th
I ' year, was born in Hullett Town
orifi ers.'viii .be ACcep ked �and,'de1ivJe;red % and, a daughter ha f thwayteou h.
upon 2EI181?21. a� Since her marriage she had re-
�; sided • in Herschel, Sasls.
She « married 'Thames 'Hender-
son, a native of Durham, 33
years ago, who predeceased her
20 years ago. Surviving are one
daughter. Mildred, Mrs. Frank
Bailey, Sovereign, Sask., two
sons, Lloyd and Albert, both of
Herschel, one sister. Mrs. Alfred
'Peters, 'Clic, Mich., :and two
brothers, Albert and 'Charles,
both of Loridesborn.
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,..I: REV. W. H. TRWIN
OFF1N ST
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We have .1 ec.ei'ved'a quantity of open
tetItc silve.t. in the f'd io.Wing'pat't'ern's:
Naming Star; Lady Hamilton, `IVlilaily, rCeronatian.
For ,e'i ery day -us:e we have:
WM. 'ROGERS '•Memory" pattern flatware •in
penasctock, aas7:;rntich-, or as gew ••piczxes ras you -naafi.
easpoons $4:60 doz., Dessert Spoons $8.00 doz.,
oakst;$8;Q9i siloz.; 'Knives '$12100 "doz.
tn'Ste6lixlsi Silver n,,ne'have separate pieces and
lace settipgu iin' 'Pine' Tree, LEtntihantrt ss, • azul Prelude
attains.
-Have :received another .assorto I' -shipxneat ftf
rn flo=wer er,yBiit Ware. •
:SEE l' Ulf` WIN :O W
-and coat itter • entering ;tlie 'Biudtrird !Diamond
g $3100.00 cash contest. Tom may win a very
ndsome -cash a -ward prize. Get y oilr entry Porin and
fittest :rude; at our:store.
W.. N. Counter
Coun;tere iee,J'iner Jecaenory ;for Ova.
11a1A a' Cibary fa Nero* 'Camay
Word was received here of the
death on Wednesday, January 26,
in hospital et Hanna, Alberta, el
Rev. William Holmes Irwin, in
his 69th year, The funeral was
held in the United Church,
Hanna, on Sunday, January 30,
with interment following in Ed-
monton.
Mr. Irwin was born in Lon-
don, Ontatio, on November 27,
1880,, a son of the late Mr. end
Mrs. J. A. Irwin, former resi-
dents of Clinton. After receiving
his early education in the London
schools he attended Queen's Uni-
versity, Kingston, and became
ordained es a Methodist minister.
'Tn '1912 ' itffr. 'Irwin went West,
and since then had held several
pastorates in the Methodist and
later, United Churches, For the
past 18 months he had been in
charge of the "United 'Church at
Hanna, 'Alta.
As a young man he married
Edna Young who survives along
witis • two sons, 'William, Blair -
more, Alta., and Robert N., Clin-
ton; and one daughter, Miss
Marion, Edmonton, Alta,; and
four •gran'dehilidren. Also sur-
viving are three sisters, Miss
Bessie, Montreal, Que., Miss
Ruby, Clinton, and Marion, Mrs.
C. A, Vessey, St. Marys, end two
brothers, John, Riehmond, Ind-
iana, and Rev. Robert J., Toronto,
Robert N. Irwin went to To-
ronto planning to fly out West
for the funeral but -the weather
prevented this, so he returned to
his home on Friday.
. This Beautiful
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Cleans in a
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WHEREVER YOU SEE IT
COURTEOUS and efficient service at our switch-
boards, in our business offices and in your
home — that's the kind of service we're doing
our best to provide.
More and better telephones have doubled
the scope and increased the value of your
telephone service. Yet, up to now, despite
rising costs, there has been no increase in the
basic telephone rates established 22 years ago.
No matter where you travel, you'll find no
greater telephone value; no better service at
the same low cosi.
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And Tile -Tex gives wonderful' ser-
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Your trained The -Tex applicator
Instals Tile -Tex asphalt at a
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`22 Albert! St. P.O. Box 168
v - 8-b '4;t
.,near she was a switch- !'in Hensall for more than 70 years.
board operator in Vittoria Hos- 1'She was a member of the WA.
pita 1, ' Ieotaliob, for e 'Cline. The Her husband 'is said to have built
departerd 'woman wee a niers- ithe first house In Hensall.
bei 'of Filet Presbyterian Church, l Surviving are four daughters,
'Seafoath, and was •a favorite Mrs. C. Abbott, Detroit: Mrs. Pet -
among hxer, manyfiiends. She ,ter Kennedy, Winnipeg; Mrs. G.
was in:errled in 154.7. FF, Smith, St. Marys; Mrs. J. L,
She' is survived by her husband, itScott, Hensall.
firer pm -etas, end three brothers, f Funeral services were held et
• Jetties 1W. Carn+o'dlio.n, London- her late residence, Thursday el -
:Jahn -H. Carncichan and Kenneth. I ternoon, February 3, by Rev. F.
' G. Cnrnochan at hisne. Langford, and burial made in
Hensall 'Unruh 'Cemetery.
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Valentine Gifts
By Dumaurier, France
First. Love Cologne ... $1.00
Moonlight - Roses Cologne 1.50
Escapade and Concerto 2.00
Perfume Baskets $2.00 -, 3.00
Sweet Suggestion Cologne 1.50
Nosegay Cologne by Dorothy Gray, 2.50
a'Bientot Cologne by Lentheric,
1.25, 1.75
White Cloud Cologne by Wrisley
Double Vanity by Yardley
Single Vanity by Evening in Paris .
1.50
7.00
5.00
HUNT'S VALENTINE CHOCOLATES
OOc-$'1.50-$1.75
HUNT'S CHERRIES
-95c and $1.50
UNIQUE
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SERVICE
F. B. PENNEBAKER
DRUGGIST
PHONE
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Home=cured Mellow -mild
side
Bacon
sliced, lb. .55
piece, lb. .52
CuredPicnic
'HAMS whole, lb. .44
Boneless HAMS,
Smoked Tendersweet, lb. ,69
Regular HAMS,
leg, whole or half, lb. .52
Cottage -Rolls lb., .57
°Tasty Bacon Squares ib., .39
Cooked Meats
FOILED ;C'O'OKED 'HAM
BOLOGNA
WEINERS ..
;JELLIED 'TO'NGUE
,?'GRN BEEF :(Cooked)
lb., .78
lb., .35
lb., .44
ib., ;69
lb., .67
i'Our POTTED MEATS, while they last Ib., .29
Fresh
ark Cuts
PEAMEAL COTTAGE ROLL
PORK LOIN CUTS, piece either end
piece either end, chops,
FRESH :HAM, varying cuts lb.,
SHOULDERS
BUTTS (Boston)
Our Home -Made PURE PORK SAUSAGE,
Large 2 lbs.
Ib., ,i52
Ib., .54
sliced, lb., .57
.40, .45, .50
whole,
whole or half,
Small
Try once (always) our PATTIES
s��
ee ..... is
FRESH LEAN GROUND HAMBURGER,
2 lbs. for .75 or
ALL STEAKS—Round, Sirloin, Wing
MINCED ROUND STEAKS
BONELESS LEAN POT ROASTS
PURE FRESH BEEF DRIPPING,
(Excellent for Fish and Chips) Ib., .19
Ib., .42
ib., .49
for .75
lb., .42
Ib., .39
lb., .39
ib., '.64
Ib., .64
lb., .44
tVN'O#fJffgJR,S EY
'Vegetables
3 :SPECIALS are Green Beans, Peas, Liana Beans
Fruit 20% off
Peaches and Black Berries
Outstanding' tG'HICKEN A LA KING . box, .86
WE HAVE AT ALL TIMES:
Lovely Plump Milk -Fed Roasting
Chicken lb., .57
Choice Young Lamb in stock at all times
FISH
To your want, for an easy -prepared meal
.attention, Farmers!
Side of Pork (half hog), averaging
75-80 lbs. each - lb., .35
Now is the time to bring in your
Store 76.
Choice Quality Quarters of Beef,
cut up ..... ... fronts, 1b., .36
hinds, lb., .41
pig for custom killing and curing.
ODERN MEAT MARKET
Stanley Bros.
PHONES 44
Slaughter r.)
House 282-W