Clinton News-Record, 1949-04-21, Page 10PAGE TEN
TIMEABLE CHANGES
With daylight saving time go-
ing into effect on Sunday, April
24, there will ' be slight changes
in railway times, starting Mon-
day, April 25, in this area. Only
change on the CNR is that the
morning train from London leaves
an hour earlier and arrives at.
Kippers, Brucefield and Clinton,
air hour earlier, thus correspond-
ing with daylight saving. There
is a half-hour change on the CPR
at Blyth and Auburn, both east-
bound and westbound. •
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
1.O.O.F. NOTES
Pays Official Visit
A very pleasant evening was
spent by Aurorae Rebekah Lodge
on Monday evening when D.D.P.
Mrs. Ione Beechler, Goderich,
paid her official Spring visit to
the lodge. Sister Baechler gave
a very fine address to the splen-
did number in attendance. Fol-
lowing the meeting a social half
hour was' enjoyed. At the close
several games of Bingo were
played.
Hobner Harmonicas
A large stock of famous Hohner
Harmonicas now in stock
"Ghromonica" Chromatic Harmonica" , '$9.50.
"Marine Band" -an old favorite ..... 2.75
"Tanga" Double Reed Organ . , .. , 2.50
"Echo" Double Reed Organ 1.50
"Jazz Band" Double Reed Organ 1.25
"Canadian Ace" Single Reed Organ 1.25
A FREE Instruction Book given worth every .
Hohner Harmonica 301(1.
McEwan's
CLINTON
PHONE 84
Moffat and Gurney Ranges
Are still scarce
Order yours now for earlier delivery
NOW ON DISPLAY -
ASTRAL BABY REFRIGERATORS
Come in and see one in action -Leave your order with us
ESSOTONE GAS is now available •- Clean
flame -- no soot -- odorless -- non-poisonous
MODERN GAS COOKING FOR ANY HOME IN
HURON COUNTY! •
For full information and prices on
MOFFAT GAS RANGES
Inquire here.
MERRILL RADIO and ELECTRIC
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CLINTON
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EXTRA SPECIAL VALUES at your
Red and White Self Serve Store ,.
Campbell's VEGETABLE FLAKED TUNA
Soup ... 2 tins 25c Fish ... 2 tins 65c
GOOD TASTE SWEET Stoney Creek LOMBARD
Cherries .. tin 29c Plums .. 2 tins 29c
Pride of Valley ' Borden's or Libby's
PEAS .. 3 tins 25c MILK .. lg. tin 14c
Konsert WAX
BEANS .2 tins 19c
Glenwood DICED
BEETS . 3 tins 25c
Clark's PORK and
BEANS . 2 tins 19c
Baxter's Choice
PUMPKIN . tin 1Oc
Libby's TOMATO Mr Club House JELLY
JUICE , . , tin 10c LG. PKG. 32c Powders . 2 for 15c
FLORIDA Choice 126's FLORIDA FIRM GREEN
Grapefruit 4 for 23c I Cabbage . lb. 7c
SHEARING 'S
NEW MODERN FOOD MARKET
Phone 48 -Free Delivery --Clinton
Sturdy Work
Clothes!
• Work Pants
• Overalls
• Work Shirts
• Cotton Work Gloves
• Smocks
Herman's Men's Wear
The Sma:d Place to Shale,
Biltmore Hats Frsyth Shirts
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FUNERAL OF MISS M:
GILMOUR
(By our Bayfield correspondent
The funeral of the late Mrs
Mary Gilmour which was hel
from Knox Presbyterian Chure
on Thursday afternoon, April
was very largely attended. The
service was In charge of th
pastor, Rev. D. J. Lane, and in
terment took place in Baird'
Cemetery, Stanley Township.
Pallbearers were: James Boyce
Ross Scott, Thomas Baird, Georg
Baird, Walter Moffatt and William
Sinclair. Alf. Westlake, Ed
Sturgeon, Reheny Larson an
William Parker acted as flower
bearers,
Friends from a distance wh
attended the funeral included
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gilmour, Wil
Baird, Toronto; Mrs. Georg
Baird, Mr. and Mrs. Clinkham
mer, Mr, and Mrs, Dave Baird
BITU,ARy - , •1
moved with his parents to the
10th concession of Hulled Town-
) ship when he was four years old.
s He spent the remainder of his.
d life there except fore the lash
h three years when he had lived in
4, the village of Londesboro.
On December .7,. 1904, he mar-
e ried Miss Alice Moon, who sur-
- vives, with three sons and one
S daughter: Thomas, Port `Col-
borne;' Leonard, on the home
farm; George, Dawson Creek,
e Bo.; and •Miss Mary, London.
There are five grandchildren.
• Also surviving are five brothers
d end three sisters, John and
- George, Myth; William, Gode-
rich; Fred, Toronto; Frank, Hol-
o bein, Sask.; Mrs. Thomas Tam-
' blyn, Bowsman, Man.; Mrs, H.
1 B. Fife, Toronto; and Mrs. W. T.
e Herman, Clinton.
,
Mrs, John Baird, Mrs. Stafford SUCCESSFUL
JUNIOR PLAY
FILLS HOUSE
Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. H. Lambert,
Detroit; Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Gil-
moor, Mr, and Mrs. W. Haugh,
Fraser Haugh, John Mundell,
Will Mundell, Mrs. Alex Corrigan,
Mrs. Giikinson, Mr. and Mrs.
Hastings and, family, _ Wingham.
ROBERT C.ALDWELL
The funeral service for Robert
Caldwell was conducted by Rev.
S. H. Brenton at Bali and Mutch
Funeral Home, High St., Clinton,
on Friday afternoon, April 15.
Interment took place in Londes-
boro Cemetery.
Pallbearers were six nephews:
Gordon Herman, Clinton; Earl
and ` George Caldwell, Blyth;
Carman and Thomas' Moon and
James McCool, Londesboro. The
floral tributes were many and
beautiful and were carried by
fornter neighbours: Joseph and
Allan Shaddick, Ivan' and Percy
Carter, Thomas Beattie, William
Ross, Gordon Radford and Wil:
dram Little.
Mr. Caldwell was a resident
of this community for many years
and his death occurred in Clinton
Public Hospital 'on Tuesday,
April 12.
Born at Morden, near Guelph,
in 1869, a son of the late Mr.
and Mrs. James Caldwell, he
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MARGINS
(Continued from Page One)
cook, Verna Miller; Micky, the
farm hand, Stewart McEwen;
Kittie, the helper, Mary Hudie;
Pal, the detective, Fred Gibson;
Yimmie Yonson from Mannasota
(the hero), Glen Wise, who is
really Bob Kent.
Accused of theft of 31,000 from
his father, Bob Kent leaves home,
but, as Yimmie Yonson, a Swede,
complete with wig and ell, comes
back and frightens his family no
end, 'although recognized as Bob
only by the dog. In the end, the
real thief turnsout to be Frank,
the clerk, who is "in cahoots"
with Sylvia, the niece.
It also develops that Belle, the
adopted deughta:r, previously had
married Bob prior to his depart-
ure, but Belle does not recognize
him in his new character of Yin)
mie Monson. Finally, Pal, a de-
tective from the city, appears on
the scene and discovers the real
thief while the latter. is trying
to steal more money from Mr.
Kent, In the meantime; Pal and
Kittie fall in love and decide to
get married in two years; and.
Micky and Peg also decide to
"get hitched." Of course, Bob
and Belle announce their prev-
ious marriage, at the proper time.
It all ends in a blaze of love and
good feeling, with the villain in
disgrace and the hero triumphant.
Martins Department Store fur-
nished the wallpaper background
for the stage, and CKNX, Wing -
ham, provided a recording of
sound effects,
FIVE -PIN
BOWLING
NOTES
St. Joseph's Church League
St. Joseph's Church brought
their bowling season to a close
with play-offs on Tuesday, April
12. The winning team was com-
posed of: L. 'Matthews, captain;
Florie Evans, Rita Corbert, F.
Flynn and A. St, Amens.
High singles for the season
were: John Cladieux; 322, and
Rita Carbert, 315. High triples
were: L. Matthews, 786, and Rita
Carbert, 726.
Men's Play-offs
Play-offs in Clinton Men's Lea-
gue are now under way. Capt.
Howie Grealis and his Hawk
eyes wound up on top of the
heap and have a bye to the finals
on Tuesday, April 26. Capt.
Clarence Cooper and the Rough-
riders, Capt, Dick Freeman and
the Spitfires meet in the semi-
finals on Friday, April 22; win-
ner to meet the Hawkeyes,
Clinton ` Girls' League
(As at April 20).
W L HT.Pts,
Beetle Bombers . 57 21 21 135
Hoozier Hotshots 40 38 11 91
Mighty Atoms . , 35 43 11 81
Cracker Jacks .. 24 54 10 58
High single, Shirley Hattin,
337; high triple, Shirley Hattin,
806.
Engraved Plaque Scores
High single, Bob Carrick 380,
Shirley Hattin 337;' high three,
Ed. Steep 890, Shirley Hattin 806.
BOWL FOR
HEALTH
Open Bowling
Mon.,. Wed. -- Fri. - Sat.
FRIDAY, APRIL' 22 only
• Open Bowling 9-4
Clinton Bawling' Ailey
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Burns' Shortening lb. 28c '_
Pineapples, 24's .... 35c or 3 for 99c I
Certified Seed Potatoes, 75 -Ib. bag $2.60 I
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36W 36J peck 55c
7btfb • Dutch Set Onions 2 lbs. 37c
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THURSDAY APRIL 21, 1949
OUSECLEANING
iEADQUARTERS!
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Each 3.98
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You dun', have ,o per.onyour hands and
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she "Miracle' way.
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REX FLOOR CLEANER bottle .30
FLOOR WAX -CIL, Chan, Old English,
Johnson's: ; . .... ....... , .. 113. .65
SUCCESS WAX (paste) - Ib. .29
SUCCESS WAX (liquid) . pt. .49.
GLASS WC bottle .20
pt. .55
GLASS CLEANER .
O'CEDAR Rug and Upholstery Cleaner -. bottle .50'
HOUSE BROOMS ea. 1.60'
WAX APPLIER ea. • 3.98
FLOOR POLISHER ea. 4.98
SUTTER--PERDUE
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Fishing Tackle
NOW ON DISPLAY
If
Special prices on limit-
ed supply of Spoons &:
Lures. Drop in and see
them.
1 Only --GIRL'S BICYCLE .... $51.50
Dunne's Speed King Roller Skates $4.50
Hip Rubber Roots, laced instep ,-. $19.00
At present we have a very good selection of new and
used .22 RIFLES, single shots, Repeaters and
Automatics - Priced to satisfy.
- THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL --
Helga
Helga 'Devils ... 35c ea.; 3 for $1.0
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Prepare now for a Summer of Trouble -Free Driving.
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and dangerous to
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tires.
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