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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1947-09-18, Page 8rPiASsIN7 EIGHT CLINTON ; NEWS413110011.1) THIPlIiStDIA Y, 5 + PTE4B!E ER t8, 1942'.' Clinton at Acton Saturday; Return Herea Next Wednesday RETURN 1 Clinton Colts are drawn with Acton DTD NOT PLAY in :the next townd of the OBA, latter- -Clinton Tions' Midgets' were tithe- mediate "0" pl'aydown. series, Acton doled to play the return game of their eliminated Walkerton in two out of OIDA. Midget sexiaa with Stalathrdy three games, winning the rubber Midget. Royals at 'Stratlrnoy /Friday mateh at Acton Saturday by the one - afternoon,. but the game was eatled sided score of 17-1. off due to the large score in the first • The current two -of -three series is match here; when the vgetors won as follows, each gage to start at 4 18-0 and Lions did not gat a safe pan. ,sharp: hit • r s ' Saturday, ,Sept 20--Cli'nton at Acton GODERICH LICKED, TOO Wednesday, Sept, 24--Aoton at Chia Goderich'eahighly-regarded Midgets also took it on .the thin in the first I Manager (Shim „ , Livermore stated game of the OBiA playdowre at today that his Colts are in good shape Strathroy yesterday afternoon when and "min' to go" at the Acton crew. the brilliant pitching ace, Ray Butler, He did not ,divulge his starting line - allowed them only four hits and omit up for Saturday, however. It is ex - them out 13-0, striking oat ten in the i pected that quite a number of fans process. Royals banged out no less will support 'the team at Acton, and than 13 ,safe frits, there should be a record attendance • • • here next Wedhresday afternoon. GODERICH TEAMS LOSE Huron -Perth League Wednesday was certainly a discs- I • Huron -Perth Baseball League held taus d'ay for Goderich baseball,a special meeting in Exeter Friday teams, In addition to .the Midget de- evening last, with president Leroy feat at Strathroy, The lions, Janiors O'Brien, Zurich, in charge. lost at Dresden in the OBA Junior B The meeting voted unanimously that series, by 11-7, and 'the Interanediates Clinton C'oIts be declared winners of to St. Marys at Goderich 7-4, with the Ruron-Perth "0" baseball, and Bob 'Graham of St. Marys fanning continue to represent the League in 13• the OBA. playdowns. The cup or shield o - whioh goes to the winning "0" team, Counter Cheek Books at The'will be presented to the Clanton team NEWS -RECORD. I next Wednesday. Reprint editions a LORD liORNBLOWER GIRL FROM MEMPHIS TIIEN .AND NOW KING'S GENERAL SMOKY DAY OF • WRATH GREEN YEARS THIS ABOVE ALL HUNGRY HILL REBECCA FOXES OF HARROW GREAT SON 0 0 Forester - Steele Maugham Dultlaurier - JBames Child Cronin - Knight DuMaurier DuMaurier Yerby Ferber - Now on Display PERSONAL •CH!R:ISTMAS GREETING CARDS Created by National Detroit 25 CARDS with your name imprinted Priced $2.95 to $5,95 $1.69 12.49 $1.69 $1.69 $1.79 $L69 $L69 $1.49 $L69 $1.69 $1.69 $1.49 McEWAN'S MIYMJNNAININ OPEN SUNDAY SEPTEMBER .21 AND EVERY NIGHT NEXT WEEK A 1 SERVICE Our Expert Mechanics have had years of Experience which is gladly at your service Drive in To -day! Horner's Service Station Expert Mechanical Repair's on all Makes of Cars Phones: Garage, 783; Night, 483J HURON STREET CLINTON MEN'S HATS New Styles w_ for Fall JUST ARRIVED Each $2.25 up asaaaaaataaaa 9i�ri'�• Davis & Herman 7..1.4. e.awwns Seer Dress Goods at Reduced. Prices: BROWN'S One door north of the Royal Bank If you have guests or have been or are going away, let The NEWS - RECORD know. Phone 4. Mrs. Andrew Lane has returned after visiting her sister in Ottawa. Mrs. M. E. McFadden, Cookstown is visiting her sister, Miss Z. Oornieh, Miss Maude Torrance has returned .after visiting members of her family in Toronto. Mrs. C. ID. Cox, Bervire, was the guest of her sister, :Mrs. Lorne Jervis onSaturday. Ma. and Mrs. Fred Lobb spent the weekend holidaying 'with relatives in Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Wally Marcie-, Exeter were guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. ,R. P. Robbins. Mrs, Leonard Crociter and sanail sail have returned from a pleasant trip to Winnipeg, .Man. Miss Agnes Haddy, Toronto, is spending a few days wth her brother - Alex Biddy and Mrs. Daddy. 'Miss Delle O'Neil has returned after a pleasant two weeks' visit with fri- ends in Toronto and Brampton. J. E. Shepherd, Toronto, was in town -yesterday visiting his aunt Mrs. IAliee Robson at the hone of Mrs. T. J. Watt. Postmaster and Mrs. B. F. Lan caster, St. Marys, are visiting their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. hleLay. Misses Muriel Rowden, Ruth and Margaret Greensides have returned atter spending a week's vacation in Detroit and Royal Oak. Frank Fingland, Jr., left this week for Toronto where he will study law at Viotoria College. He will be in residence ,at Burwash Hall. Mr. and Mrs. George Kay, George, Jr., and Miss Betty ICay, Battle Creek, Mich., have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Carter this week. Mr. .and Mrs. Barry Gould have rettuned from Toronto having been. called there by the sudden death of their son-in-law, Thomas Quinn. Mrs. Kenneth M, Breakey and entail son, Richard, Zurich, and Mrs. Irene Breakey, Toronto, have been visiting the former's parents Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Carless. Mrs. John' A. (Sutter and son, Ben- son, spent the weekend in Toronto visiting the formier's sister, Mrs. W. E. Moody and Mr. and Mrs', Martin Crutohor. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bradly, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Pring and daughter, Harriston, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. 3. McMurray. Mrs. Pring delighted the congregation of Ontar- io St. United church with a solo. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mu teh and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Leipor took a very pleasant motor trip 'last week going to North Bay and across to Ottawa and home. On their return they visit- ed with 'Mr. and Mrs. Ian M1eLeod at Dunvegan. Mrs. 13. 13. Pocklington returned Saturday night after spending a very pleasant ;,week at Murray Bay. On Friday of last week. Mr. Pocklington flew from Montreal to England where he will spend six weeks visiting members of his -family. O Engagements Announced Mr. and Mrs, John H. Parker, Bay- field, announce the engagement of their younger daughter, Mary Jac- queline, to Keith Albert, youngest son of Mr, and Mrs. A. H. ,Press, London, The wedding will fake place in Trinity Anglican church, Bayfield, September 27, at 2.30 olclock. HYDRO SERVICE "DANGEROUS" GODEIRICH— Charges that hydro service in •Goderich at the 'present time is 'worse than at any other per- iod, and that "a dangerous situation" is 'being created through damage to motors by 'low voltage were made in Town 'Council meeting. Mayor D. D. Mooney said the matter would be Utilities Commission. Riley's Grocery "Where Quality Sells -- and and Service Tells' Stock Reducing Sale GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 48 oz. 2 for 49c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 20 oz. 2 for 19c PEAS 20 oz. tin 2 for 25c Quaker CORN FLAIKES Large 2 for 25c 2-14),A,NS in TOMTO SA,U'C13 '3 for 25c VEL or Daum pkg, 28c CATBLLI SPAG1TVLt TI 20 oz. 2 for 23c RASPBERRY or STRA.WHERRY JAM .9s DATES 2 lbs. 43c SEE'D'LESS RAISINS • 2 lbs. for 30c PRUNES 2 lbs for 35c PASTRY FLOUR: 2.t lbs. 93c No, 1 GRADE CREAMERY BUTTER lb. 61e Chocolate Marshmallow COOMBS lb. 49c FREE DELIVERY We Deliver Wednesday Mornings RILEY'S GROCERY PHONE 30 ‘.......6"""•=""•""!".--, 'Township all, bis life:, OBITUARY Deceased was united in' marriage November 10, 1910 to Olive Holland Who . survives as well as one daughter Norma, Mrs, Fred Wallis, first con- cession also two grandchildren :Cath- ryn and Gerald. Two brothers: Oliver, of the Bayfield Line, Norman of Lambeth, • GEORGE R. TAYLOR Funeral services were largely at- tended yesterday afternoon, Weiner-', day, September 17, at his late rest ;donee, Rattenibury St. W., for Geoago, Robert Taylor, who had passed away in his 51st year. ;Rev. R. M. P. Bul- teel officiated. Interment followed in Clinton cemetery. Pallbearers were Frank Gibbs, Mel- vin Orioh, Edgar Armstrong, harry Barbliff, Charles Pwitchell and Will- iam Moffatt. Elmer .bearers •were five .grandsons, William and Charles Haply, Robert, Kenneth and .Murray Taylor. AR'PIIUK' A. WELSH Rev. F, G. ,Stoteebury of St. And- wave ndmews United Church Bayfield Arica abed ' at the funeral service on Wed- netalay afternoon, September 10, 1947 at 2,30 pan, at his late residenoe on the Bayfield Line for Arthur Alex- ander Welsh who passed' away atter a Iengthly illness due to a heart con- dition in his 67th year. Internment took place in Clinton Cemetery. Pall bearers were Edward Boyes, Thomas Dunbar, Lawrence Stephen- son, Wilbert Johnson, John Middleton and Frred Thompson. Flower bearers were Lee McConnell, 11, F. 'Reed, D. W. G. Moore and Robert Dunbar. IMr. Welch was born at his late residence January 16, 1884. With the exception of a few years in his child- hood when the family resided in Clinton lie had lived in Godectj h Auction Sale FURNITURE KITCHEN UTENSILS PRODUCE CHINA CUTLERY, Etc. Edward W. Elliott, 'Auctioneer Sponsored by Hospital Aid , CLINTON LIONS ARENA Friday, September 26 at S p.m. 0 0 ADDED ATTRACTIONS Fortune Telling Clowns Pony Rides Games of Chance Side. Shows Home Baking Booth Refreshment Booth" Miss Win O'Neil, Convener Rolled Boneless PRIME RIBS OF BEEF per lb. 49c Sweet Pickled Pork Shoulders, boneless and rolled lb. 47c Country Style SAUSAGE per lb. 29c Minced HAMBURG. STEAK per Ib. 25c TRY OUR PICKLED BEEF TONGUES . per, lb. 28c Grocery Specials SHREDDED WHEAT 2 pkgs. 23c Kellogg's CORN FLAKES 3 pkgs. 23c All meats kept under refrigeration at all times Stanley Bros. (Successor's to Ross Fitzsimons) MODERN MEAT MARKET Victoria St, Phone 76 Clinton FARMERS THIS FALL USE VEEDOL OiL iN YOUR TRACTOR Full stock of 5 -'gal. pails and quart cups always , available here WE SPECIALLIZE IN TUNE-UP WORK - Let us put your tractor in shape for fail work Get Your Car Ready Now for 'Co'ol'er Weather We have the equipment and mechanics to gime satisfaction On ,CARBURETOR, 4 'ENERATOR or STARTER OVERHIAUL Complete Brake Service - Motor Tune-up Full line of Chryco and Hart Batteries, --4- Goodyear Tires Heaters ,and Accessories — ,C1*ysIer;."fopae" Radios Lorne Brown Motors SALES and SERVICE and AUTO :ELECTRIC Chrysler, Plymouth, Fargo Sales and Serviao DAY 367-W - i'IONE NIGHT 3674 WE DO GENERAL FURNITURE REPAIRING AS WELL AS UPHOLSTERING Please think of this before you throw away your old O5 broken furniture JACK'S UPHOLSTERING W. L, M¢tadltl, Proprietor WORKIiiANSVOP GUARANTEED Muran and Orange Sts. Clinton PHONE 62 Mr, Taylor, :a life-long resident of Clinton, was -horn of pioneer parents, Thomas Taylor and Anne Barrett, both long slime deceased, on January 6, 1867, on 'Mill 34,, Clinton. As a young man he joined the C. N.R. and worked until retirement with the Bridge and Building depart anent. Tai religion he was strong Ang- lican and -while his heaibh permitted was .a very regular attendant at church worship. He was ono of the oldest lifelong members of the chmob. In politics he was a staunch conserva- tive. Mr. Taylor was a quiet •home -lov- ing man and ,took no active pact in any organization. He was very fond of flowers and the profusion of flor- al tributes which surrounded the cas- ket were mute testimonies to the esteem an which he was held. Suffering from a heart condition for over .two years, Ise 'led to take things rather easy, However most o£ the time he' had been able lie be up•• and around and just Omit a month before • his death be had been able tw be up' town, He had been ill about. a month and his death eccursed Ma- ins home, Rattenbury St. W., early. Monday morning, September 15. Mx. Taylor was the last member of a family of four. He is survived by hie wife, the former Annie Jean. ette Maker, whom he married Novean- ber 6, 1902. As well there aro two sons, Stewart and Barrett, both of Clinton, four daughters, Leona, Mrs. Charles Lockhart, Goderich, Kathleen-. les. -Mervyn Ilanly, Stanley town- ehip, Jeanette, ]Vire. Thomas Deeves, and Doris, Ma's. HaroI'd McPherson,. bath of Clinton, There are also 13 grandchildren and one great grand-• ohtld. Stock up and SAVE Money on Our Specials ARROW/ Peas . tin 10c \\�111j 11��10/ '.4°A/b1410:410106 ' When Available Boiled Dinner tin 19c Exchange• GRAPEFRUIT. Juice tin 10c Australian SEEDLESS Raisins lb. 19c Nabisco Shredded WHEAT 2 pkgs 23eJUICE Niagara Tonnart° tin 1{k COFFEE Lyon's 1 lb. tin 53c Pure Black Pepper 2 jars 25c Golden Bar CHEESE 1/a Ib. pkg. Zle Red and White Pure Cocoa 1/2 lb. 13c No. 1 Cooking 10 lbs.' ONIONS bag 45e California Juicy 344's ORANGES 2 doz. 49e SHEARING'S FOR FOODS OF-' FINE OUALITY Phone 48 — FREE DELIVERY -- Clinton O JTSIDE...A BLIZZARD INSIDE...coz'r ri ki ?ro ) Automatic DEICO-I E T w t¢K CONDnIONAIF �pL�y and COMFORT ��FAM�IY'SN THE Delco -Heat Conditionair is a complete winter air conditioning unit. It cleans, filters, humidifies and circulates warmed air to your rooms. It can be installed in place of your present warm air furnace, or in a new home. Heart of the Conditionair is the famous Delco -Heat 9i1 Burner which operates on less fuel. Regulated auto- matically by accurate Delco•Heat thermostatic controls, • the iConditionair holds room temperature at a steady, even warmth regardless of changing outdoor temperatures —automatically. Stop in today and get the facts abort Delco -Heat. • SUTTER--PERDUE 10116111111101121 112110111011101110111011111111110111111111111111111111111111111111101111111mumimmam÷ 1111 WOOL SWEATERS RIBBED KNIT — In goldenrod, silver, dark brown, Virginia green -- crew neck Each $3.95 PLAIN KNIT — In various designs and colours — round neck Each $5.95 "Ellwood Epps" Deluxe Wool Shirts Goat Style, in excellent assortii ent of colours and pattens Each $7.95 For Duckhunters Drop Seat BUNTING COATS Each $19.95 HUNTING. 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