Clinton News-Record, 1947-09-18, Page 3T I'URISiD1AY,
SEPTEMBER 18, 194.7.
OIJNTON NRWeeleIllCOThi
GOD .1S NEAR
By "PEG"
There are times in the life of each of despair.
one •of us. when we feel that anxiety There are two ways in whdeh we
and trouble has beenour lot. It may can face theee problems: One is to
be 'we, have lain in bed for weeks; dwell on them and let them become
months or even years, with a constant such a part of our" life that we cannot
companion of pain; perhaps we have rise abase therm, and thus become a
had some family trouble with which burden to :ourselves and to all those
we have not been able to :cope; may with whom we come in contact. That
hap we have grown to old age and' we is the way of the non-Ohristian..
cannot see how we are going to be Then ,perhapsmore than ate any
cared, for to the end of our days. If other time we feel the need of our
we let ourselves dwell ea these things Saviour who alone can help us. ' He
we could go on endlessly finding will the ,a Companion who will be
something to worry or eonplaie nearer to us than any earthly being.
about, In the nridist of ell 'these things Ile will give us comfort when all
Brave we gone down into the depth else fails,
The nearness of Christ is ' sorra
thing which we cannot understamd:
We, are told that He is nearer to us
than even science with all its wog-
ress'has yet discovered, In that way
when we 'believe in Him and accept
Ilio, He becomes a real ,part of our
being and is se elosely associated
with us that even our thoughts are
'subject to His will, if we so desire.
That is •a condition which we could
hardly credit before we accepted Him..
We 'are eompletely surrounded by His
loving care. To our joy we -read in
His Word that He :has given Flis
angels "charge over us" and that
"underneath are His everlasting
arms".
'Rev. W. E. arapham, from London,
England, who' has been preaching
Gad's' word in a Toronto church dur-
ing two months of the summer, told
the following story. A man who was
Wii1YOU Help ?
Lodging Needed for 25 Girls
CLINTON HOSIERY MILLS LIMITED needs 25 girls if it is to satisfactorily continue opor-,
cations in. Clinton. But these girls must have a place to live. HAVE YOU A VACANT
ROOM? If so, •cantaot the office of Clinton Hosiery Mills (phone 117), or G. Ralph Foster,
president, Clinton and 'District Chamber of Commerce (phone 580).
Some Facts About Clinton Hosiery Mills
(1) In successful operation since 1901;
(2) Pays good wages to 78 errnp'loyees at present time;
• (3) Could employ well over 100 if living 'accommodation. available;
(4) Present payroll 'approximately $90,000 annually;
(5) Annual payroll could be at last $125,000;
`'Help Yourself .and Your Town By Helping Your Own Industry"
This Adi>er'tiselnenit inserted by Clirkon sand Disbriut O raniller of COTe rleree
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WE OFIfER --- Subject' to Prior Crate New Issue
$300,000
The Western Ontario Motorways Limited
(Incorporated under the laws of the Province of Ontario)
55 Cumulative. Redeemable Sinking Fund
Preference Shares
(Par Value $20.00 per share) ,
These preference shares are preferred as to 'Doth capital and dividends.
Cumulative dividends at the rate of $1.00 ,per share per annnml will
accrue from the Pint day of June, 3.0'47, and' will be payable quarterly
on the First days of September, December, March and June. Preference
shares are redeemable in whole or in part at the Company's option at
$01.00 on or before the 31st day of December, 1952, ,
No bonds may be issued ahead of these ;preference shares or any stook
created which would rank equally with them.
No dividends may bo paid on the common shares' when the payment of
such dividends 'would reduce the working capital of the company, to an
amount less than $45,000.00:
The proceeds of the sale of this issue of both preference and common
shares will he paid into the Treasury of the 'Cone:new. .
CAPITALIZATION
(After completion of present fiaeneing)
Aethorized
5% Cumulative Redeemable Sinking
Fund Preference shares,
To Be Issued
par value $@0.00 pe spar 50,000 she. 15,080 she.
Common shares, no per value 100,000 els. 66,090 tbs.
Transfer Agent and Ilegistrar
THE CANADA TRUST COMPANY
Lindon Ontario
Price
5% Preference Shares $30.00 per share
With the privilege of purd1aeing ono common shore with
each 'preference share at
$1.00 per share
The right is reserved to allot a smaller number of shares than applied for
A rpreepeetus describing these shaures, a copy of which has been filed
under the p,rovd:siolns of The Companies Act, - may be obtained evens
H. C. LAWSON my= Clinton
Real. Estate, Insurance and investments
PHONE 251W : CLINTON
a clarinet :player in a London theatre
et
' 'r1
found himself out 'a1 employment
the age of 63. Talloiee had their o
sound effects and' music and orches
teas Were not used, At the same ti
his 'wife took 111 and died' The m
becoming .very discouraged, decide
to end it all and enter the next worl
through the fprbidden gate. On hi
way to parry out his plan he passe
a ; sign, "Id you are lonely, eoine a
and enjoy an evening of fellowshi
and music', which was on the front
of Bow Mission over, which. Rev
Clapham has charge. He hesitatte
and thought, "God 'knows, I'm loneI
—think Til try it." During hie cal
that • evening Mr. Clapham .spud t
men. en. "If you are in trouble an
your problems• are too much for you,
hold en for five minutes longer, there
may 'be something for you jus
around the corner. Go home tonig•1
and. get clown. on your knees (spm
of you perhaps have .net tried ,pray-
er), and say to . God, "The parso
told me to pray to 'You ito-night, an
tell you all about it. Ho 'said ye
would! do .something about it." Th
Kiran went home, and got down on hi
knees (he had not prayed since h
had done so at his mother's knee)
On rising he felt a burden had been
lifted. tltIr. Clapham later had the
pleasure. of receiving him into the
membership of the church and he be-
cause one of his most faithful work-
ers.
That is indeed, an example of how
near God is to us and .of how Ile
will so easily and freely come into
o'tir lives if we will only let Him.
We so often, estpeeially those whe
are older, have such a dread of pass•
ing into Eternity alone. Have we who
have known Christ for even a short
time any right to believe drat when
God calls us Home He will leave us
to go alone through the valley of the
shadow of death? No, whatever is
meant by passing into Eternity, we
may rest *assured that Jesus Ohrist
will go with us every step of the
way. He will never leave us or for-
sake us. Besides His Word we have
that beautiful hymn
"Be not discouraged, whate'er betide,
God will take care of you."
We all pass through experiences
when no earthly power can help us,
but we can 'always lay the responsi-
bility of His promises on Hien and
He, without fail, will fulfill their.
One of these which should be daily in
our minds is "God is our refuge .andstrength, a very present help in
trouble," 'Many of es have dried that
promise, have tested it, and have
found it true.
In recent months there are those
who have worked hard to save money
for• their old age. They have gone to
the trouble of finding some place
'which they thought was secure from
any loss. Then one .day they have
found that all their earthly savingy'-
had been taken. 'low our hearts
ached for them! Then too, people
have loaned money and sometime
later have found that the guarantee
was not worth the paper on which
it was written. What a difference
this all is to the promises of God
which have been tried times without
number and not a single instance
has one been found to fail.
'When we put our savings in the
Prank of Promises of God, what cone
fort .and security we receive from our
investment. God alone is responsible
for the fulfilling of Itis promises.
We have His assurance that they are
bonafide. What a privilege it is for
us to .have a pass. book, the Bible,
which is God's inspired Word, and to
be in close co-operation . with the
Manager. Earthly bank managers are
required by law to keep secret many
things in connection with bank .af-
fairs, but God has no secrets from us,
All that is ietluired of us` ie to till
me an on the cheque form the promise
aur,. we want to help us and no cheque
d. has over been returned "Not enffi-
d cient beide".
s ' 'Sometimes' God' leads • us into the
d shadows: There are lessons which He
n can only teach us ehere. Parents have
P been' brought to Him through' the
death of "a 'child; .others have,learned.
to knew Him through a long sick-
ness; mothers and fathers have giv-
en their -lives to Hem through the
worry of a son or d'au'ghter who has
gone astray.
People. must not only lead a good
life to be assured of an etei•irdity with
t , their Saviour, but they must take
Christ as their leader and personal
rt (,SaThviour,
e ere is no use in our saying, ‘"I
n ]hope t am 'one. of Christ's followers."
d There is no ;need for us to hope--
Iwe have reason to know definitely,
u 'not to hope. "Believe nn the Lord
e Jesus Christ and thou shalt be saved,"
No one knows whether we are real
e Christians, but Christ and ourselves.
' When we give our hearts to God we
are saved not fora lazy life, but we
are saved ti ed for
sernice. No matter tter in
what •conditadar in life we find our-
selves, we are ahle to do something
to help on the worlt of the Lord. We
have all learned some of 'the most
'Wonderful lessons an Cliristianity
from those who heave lam for years
on 'heft of pain or have been through
very deep and tragic Sorrow.
God is near jus when our clays are
bright and He is close beside as when
the shadows deepen. He wants to be
our Guide and is simply waiting for
us to ask Him. Will we not do it
right now?
"Never a trial that Ile is net there,
Never a burden that He does not
bear,
Never a sorrow that- He does not
share,
Moment by moment I'in under His
care.
Moment by moment I'm kept in His
loge,
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SAYS:
THERE ARE TWO
GREAT RISI{S IN LIFE
(1) Dying too soon and
leaving dependents
unprotected.
(2) Living too long, with
earning power gone.
There's a Dominion cafe
Insurance Policy which
will protect your fancily,
if you die soon ---and sup-
port yon if you live too
!mg.
LET'S TALK THIS OVER
Basil B. Pocklington
Rattenbury St. Phone 473
ROYAL CANADIAN AIR FORCE
and
CANADIAN LEGION (Clinton Branch)
sponsoring
DANCING & GAMES
Wed., Sept. 24
AT CLINTON RADIO SCHOOL
* *
'Proceeds fof
Canadian Legion Memorial Home
4* *
Dancing at 9.30 p.m.
Music by CKNX Ambassadors
* *
Games commencing at 8.00 p.m.
'k. *. 't
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ADMISSION 50c
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UIIUCEFIELD
Miss .Jean elustarce 'Stanley, is ,vis-
iting Il2r. Arthur Caldwell.
The Red Cross •meets tonight
(Thursday), at the hone of Mrs.
Harty Zaphe.
The evening servees have Been re-
sumed in the United' church, , last
Sunday being :the first.
Miss Murdock, who has been. spend.
ing : the vacation at her home in
Brueefieltl, is tin New York this week,
and will assnnre 'her tiew duties the
beginning of October.
Tuekeremith Township Council .has
decided to erect street lights in the
village. This will be a great improve-
ment.
Mies June Murdoch, who 'has been
a student at Parsons 'School of .Design
in New York for the past two years
has com'pleted'' ,her studies, and has
been .appointed to the gaff of the
Inteieoational Varnish' Company as
Interior Decorator 'and Consultant.
Moment by moment I've light from
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Looking Jesus till
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Moment by Moment, 0 Lord, 1 axe
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PAGE THREE
CNE Livestock Judging
Results Are Announced
Winners of a dozen classes of
livestock 'judging in the Junior
Partners' competition at. Canadian
National Eachtbition, Toronto, were
announced after day-longjudging. 267
with
participants.
Each f
ac 4 six ciente has two classes
—one 'for farmers or farmers' sons
under 26 years old, .and the other for
boys and 'girls belonging to ,the boys'
and girls' clubs in OMfari° between
the rages of '16 and 20.
Boys and girls' events winners
were; Bill Armstrong, Armitage,
heavy horses; Lance Beath, Oshawa,
sheep; Patrick O'Leary, Loretto,
swine; Graham Wilson, Alliston,
dairy cattle; Aubrey MoCallurn, Dut,
ton, beef cattle; and Delle Romaganoli,
Beamsville, poultry.
Injured in Goderidh
The many friends and neighbours
of Bert llfeKay were sorry to hear of
his serious 'accident in Goderieh last
week. While driving a truck for the
Kalbfleiseh Lumber -Co. he was in
an accident and
as a result i
It is suffer-
ing two broken vertebrae. He is a
patient in Alexandra Marine and Gen-
eral hospital, Goderich.
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NOTARY PUBLIC
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Representing 14 Fire Insurance
Companies
Division Court Office, Clinton
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Albert St. Clinton
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COMMISSIONER, ETC., VTC.
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Bookkeeping Service, etc.,
Ann Street Phone 355W
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See J, J, Zapfe. Phone 103
AUCTIONEERING
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
Correspondence promptly answered.
Immediate arrangements cu» be made
for sale dates at Clinton News-Reeeed'
or by phoning 203. Charges moderate
and satisfaction guaranteed.
HAROLD JACKSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
Specialist in Farm and Household sale.
Licensed in Huron and Perth Counties.
.Prices reasonable, satisfaction guaran-
teed. For information, etc., write or
phone Harold Jackson,11,11. 4, Seafoetb.
Phone 14-661.
PERCY C. WRIGIIT
LICENSED AUCHIONFIER
Household, farm stock, implements and
purebred sales. Special training and
experienee enables ane to offer you
sales service that is most efficient and
satisfactory. Phone 90r22, Hensall.
INSURANCE
Par Life, Oar, l2ire, Biekness
and Audident Insurance
090
G. D. ROBERT.ON
Clinton
J. 1.L HOWARD
Bayfield, Ont.
Phone Clinton 62444,
Car—Life--,Rime—Accident
Wind Insurance
u need .insurance, I have a policy
THE McKILLOP MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Head Office, Seaforth
OFFICERS, 1947 --Pres., Brunk Mc-
Gregor, Clinton R.11, 5; Vice -Pres„
Chris Leonhard, Bornholm, R.R. 1;
Manager and Secy. -Trees., M. A, Reid,
Seaforth.
DIRECTORS Iarvey Fuller, God-
eriela, R.R.2; Chris Leonhaidt, Hered-
hagen; E. J Tree artha, Clinton,; W. R.
Archibald, Seaforth; John le. Vel
Blyth; Prank McGregor Clinton; Hnu
Alexander, Walton; J. L. Malone, Sea -
forth.
AGENTS -3.01m E. Pepper, Thpuw
field RAI, 1; Gee: A, Wptt, Blyth;'R`R.
1; It F. elecIte'reher, Dwb'lizi R.R. 1;
J 1
I'l .'•
ueter ]3rodhagen,.
Parties desiriieg to efect insgaance
Or transect other business well be
promptly attended to on applrpatctIsp to
any of the above officers; addresegetelo
their respective post offices, es
inspected by the director .living near-
est the point of loss.
VETERINARIAN
DLL. Cu.ELLIOTT
phone 203 VET INARIA+N