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Clinton Stanch: W. H. ROBINSON, Manager
Londesborough (Sub -Agency): Open Monday and Thursday
AUBURN \
Stewart King, of Toronto, is.
•:spending :a 'week's holidays at his
-ir;ome here.
Mrs. Radford of P'almerstlp is
"visiting Mrs: Charles Rowson.
Rev. Wm. Goodwill of Prince Ed-
ward Island is renewing old acquain-
tances.Rev. Goodwill was a commis-
,' signer to the General Assembly
which was recently held at Toronto.
Mrs. H. 'Phalen of Goderich spent
the week end with her grandmother,
Mrs. Albert ,King.
Mrs. R. J. Phillips, Mrs. Fred Ross
and Mass Josephine Weir attended
'the District Asmnal Convention of the
•'Women's Institute held at Dungan -
'non last Thursday.
Miss Zeta Munro has returned to
Sarnia after a two weeks holiday
"with her parents Mr. and Mrs. It. D.
IVI'nnro::
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LONDESBORO
Our worship service will be with-
• drawn "on "Sunday in, favour of the
Jubilee Anniversary Serviees of Con-
stance Church. The services at 11.00
a.m. and, '7.30 pan. will be conducted.
,by Rev. Archer Wallace M.A. D,D., a
distinguished preacher, author and,
lecturer, who is the editor of Sunday
'School publications for the United
Church, On Monday evening in the
:Constance ' Church, Dr. Wallace will
present an illustrated lecture. on
England. • -The lecture ' will
be illustrated by . motion pictures.
''inhere will also be musical numbers.
The eorner'stune "of • C'onstanee church
Was laid on June 21, f894, and an
interesting 'history of the church has
sr;
;,,ewart London, with their parents.
Bob Lyon, Leamington with, his
grandmother MTs. Wm. Lyon.
Mrs. George Barr, with Mrs. Lilly
Webster.
Mr. Frank Hall returned home af-
ter spending a couple of weeks witli(
his son and family in St Marys.
Mrs. Menzies and Beecher were at
NTS 11,11MtplIttArnSOCIA111.
CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL DESIGNS
For Every Occasion
O. V. COOKE
FLORIST
Phones: 66w and 66j
Batkins Locker Service
Pickerel Filletts lb. a 49e
Salmon Steaks 1b° 30'e,
Herring .lb 150
Whitefish lb. , 27c
Cod Fillett Ib. 300
Haddock Filflett' 35c
Try our Farmer Style Sausage
Frozen Foods •are Better Foods
Wth Buy. Hides
NOTICE
We the undersigned Merchants do.
wish•to have the 1st of July observed
as a Public Holiday.
T. J. Riley Ed. Munroe
E. M. Pattison F, Fingland
A. T. Cooper R. V. Irwin
R. Fitzsimons F. Sehoenhals
W. S. R. Holmes M. Batkin
J. Plumtree Plumsteel Bros.
C. M. Shearing W: L. Johnson
G. R. McEwan Fred Match
J. E. Hovey Doug Ball
C. Lockwood J. Zapfe
Mrs. J. Lovett H. It. Hawkins
T. Churchill W. H. Hellyar
B. Glidden Davis & Herman
M. Crich • Sutter & Perdue
A. Rusty' • G. Beattie
J. Lovett Connell & Tyndall
W. N. Counter W. C. Brown
C. J. Livermore T. R. Thompson
Fred 0. Ford J. C. Proctor
Len Heard
Canada Packers per G. R. Foster
The stores will be open Wednesday
afternoon and Friday evening
and won by Mrs. Alvin Betties. Two
red erose quilts were quilted. Next
meeting will be held at the home of
Mrs. Les. Cox, July 17.
Next Sunday June 25, Sacrament
of the Lord's, supper will be obser-
ved in Grace church.
Mrs. J. S. Lockhart returned Mon-
day
onday front a week' holiday spent in
Grey county; accompanied by her
brother H. J. Corbett and daughter
their cottage last week in Gallimere Helen°
Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Snelling and Ruthie,
Bayfield, with Mrs. Dan Crawford.
Miss Jean Forbes, Toronto with
liter mother, Mrs. Forbes.
Mrs. A. Fangiiad, spent the week
end in Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Youngblutt,
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Mountain, Mr.
and Mrs. Elgin Jesting, and Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Wells, were in London on
Saturday attending the wedding of
their cousin Mr. Art. Ferguson.
Mr. and, Mrs. George Cowan and
Billy were with friends in ,Stayner
on Sunday.
Mrs: George Thompson spent the
week end in Toronto.
Quite •a number from: Londesboro
attended the Watters• -Radford wed-
ding in Ontario Street United Church
in Clinton on Saturday. afternoon.
Mr. and MTS.- Percy Manning and
Phyllis, Clinton, with Mr. and .Mrs.
Wm. Manning.
Mrs. Melville visited her sister,
Mrs. Bean on• Sunday,
We are sorry to hear that, Miss
J. Austin is •ill. Her sister Mrs.
Harry Todd, Detroit came on Sunday
(to be with her for a while. •
PORTER'S HILL
The June Iced Cross meeting w,as
held at the home of Mrs. Ray Cox
STANLEY
Mr. .and Mrs. Victor Taylor and
family also Mrs. W. Elliott of Bruce -
field, visited Mr. and Mrs. }1. Woods
at St. Helens on Sunday.
The total rainfall •for Sunday June
18th was 1,79 inchesrof rain
nA miscellaneous, shower was held
at the home of Mrs. Geo. Baird in
honor of Miss Nola Taylor of Grand
Bend, bride -elect of this' month.
A
VARNA.
Mrs. A. McConnell is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Argo. and Mr. Argo
and Jimmie Lee in Toronto.
Mrs. W. Hart has returned to her
biome after spending a fortnight with
friends in Toronto...
Mrs. Wolper and babe and Mrs.
Pongrase of London are visiting
their parents Mr. and Mrs. E. Chu -
tor.
I Mr. and Mrs. Ross Latham and
family and Miss G. Beatty of London
I were guests at the home of Mrs. L.
Beatty and' Edith' on Sunday.
Gordon Keys of the R. C. A. F.
spent a few days with) his parents
Mr. and Mrs. B. Keys.
There will be a library meeting in
V the. Township hall on Friday eve.
June 23rd; at 8.30 p.m. Those who
GODERICH TOWNSHIP •are interested in remain open pleaseeattend. Wving our ebneed
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gibson and Your support.
Bill of Detroit, spent the weekend, The stores in Varna will observe
with • Mr. and Mrs. Fred' Mulholland. Thursday half holiday .during the
Bill will spend the summer with his months of July and August.
uncle. Messrs. Clayton and Roy Elliott,
Father's Sunday was observed at accompanied by their sister, Miss
Ebenezer' Church on June 18th. A Lillian Elliott,' and Miss Beatrice
men's choir gave two very acceptable
Gibson, -of Clinton, ;spent Sunday in
numbers` and an appropriate address Stratford, 'the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
was given by our: minister Mr. Miner. Fred Herd.
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BOXY THEATRE
CLAXTON
Now Playing,--- "ANDY HARDY'S
PRIVATE SECRETARY" with
Mickey ,Rooney.
Mon. Tues. Wed. Dual Features
Two popular dramas ,of the past
have been re -issued and will bring
you an evening of genuine enter-
taiment.
"BANJO ON MY KNEE"
Barbara Stannwyck &'Joel Me. Crea
"IN OLD CHICAGO"
Alice Faye, Tyrone Power and, Don
Arneche.
Thur. Fri. and Saturday
Claudette Colbert, Fred Mac. Mur-
ray and Ilk's. Chase You'l'l, cheer
and you'll aoreat at, this wacky
comedy of a girl who has
"NO TIME FOR LOVE"
Matinees — Sat. and Hol. at 2.30
p.m. Note Change of time.
CAPTPAL THEATRE.
GOD1ilICR
Now Playing — "PASSAGE' TO
MARSEILLES" ' with Humphrey
Bogart
Mon. Tues. and Wednesday
Mickey Rooney, Cecelia Parker &
Lewis Stone The •irrepressible
Andy goes formal ,for a purpose
and winds, up in a most informal.
situation.
"ANDY HARDY MEETS 'A DEB'
Thur. Fri. Sat. In Technicolor
Betty Grable, Joe E. Brown, Mar,
tlra Kaye, John. Harvey Surely the
livliest musical comedy east ever
to grace the. `Capital screen.
"PIN UP GIRL"
Coming Maria Montez In
"ALI BABA and the FORTY
THIEVES"
Matinees Wed. Sat. & Hol. 2.30
REGENT THEATRE
isWJ ORTf
NPw Playing — "THE CO'URT-
SH'IP OF ANDY HARDY"
Mickey Rooney.
Mon. Tues. and Wednesday
Charles Boyer, Barbara Stanwyek
and Edward G. Robinson in an
engrossing and unusual four-star.
treatment of dreams land other
supernatural phenomena
FLESH and FANTASY"
Thar. Fri. and, Saturday
Paulette Goddard, Fred 'MacMur-
ray and Roland Young Al farcical
tale of over -crowded Washington
becomesa riot of fun
"STANDING ROOM ONLY"
Coming - "IN OLD CHICAGO"
with "BANJO ON MY KNEE"
Matinees — Sat. & 1101. at 2.30
HOLMESVILLE HULLETT TOWNSHIP
Misses. Jane Forbes and Beryl
Mrs. E.' Trewartha spent the Mathieson of Toronto, are spending a
couple of weeksat the home of the
former's mother, Mrs,. J. C. Forbes.
Mrs. Wesley . Hoggart received
flowers which were intended for
Mother'h Day, but orders were de-
layed, from her son Yvan, R. C.A.S.C.,
who is serving with the Canadian
and, British Eighth _Army in Italy,
since July 1943.
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CONSTANCE
Golden Jubilee -The Constance
United Church are ' holding their
fiftieth .anniversary of the opening
of 'the Church on Sunday, June 25th.
The guest speaker 'fon the day will
be Dr. Archer 'Wallace of Toronto.
Services at 11. a.m., and 7.30 p.m..
Special music is being provided. Come
and enjoy these services.
. 'Orr Monday evening, June 26th, 'Dr.
Wallace is sponsoring a full evening's
entertainment interspersed with
muaie.
week end with( her daughter, Mrs.
Kenneth Langford at Woodham.
Misses Shirley Rapson of Londes-
boro and Joan Hann of Clinton spent
the week end with Misses Marie and
Eileen Gliddon.
Mx. and Mrs. Gould Olivastre of
London spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. McClinchey.
The Holmesville Sunday School
held their annual picnic last Satur- 1
day at the Harbour Park, Goderich.;
The weather was, ideal and a good'
program of sports took place in the
afternobn. Supper was served and
those attending, 'report a'good time.
L.A.C. .and Mrs. Harrold Young
andf baby Terry of Uplands, Ottawa,
*been prepared by Mr, Wm. Britton. on Monday; June *9th 18 ladieswerevisited on Monday .with Mr. and
This 14stork has been attractively present.m'r • meeting' opened with Mrs. John Harris. f
•' published. and' is available at 50 cents the hymn "Ole' God our help in ages ; Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
a copy. past" followed by the Red 'Cross pro- M. Stock were Mr. and Mrs .Fred'
Mr.. • Jack ;Clack, Toronto, Miss yer. The treasurer's report was read Ohm and family of Wirigham, • and'
Ethel
Thompson, Miss ',Rhodar, and Masa il
Earl Wliam
p London s adopted° TiTickets' were sold, on a bath sand far=
t G,ovier, London and " Miss Marion towel donated by Mrs. Jack Gilbert ily of Goderich. .
ORDER" YOUR
Overseas emiles'n
Chuckles
Active Service Package
99 cents
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We will give you full
Information
BARTLIFF'S_
PHONE 1
MARRIAGES
•STEWA,RT: FORBES—In Londes-
'boro United Church, on •Saturday,
June 17th, when Bertha Isabella
Forbes, daughter of Mrs. Forbes
and the late Jas. C. Forbes, Hulletb;
and Lloyd Earl Stewart, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Stewart, Rullett,
were united in marriage. Rev. A. E.
Menzies officiated
MURCH—VINCENT In Auburn, on
Friday, June 16th, when Elsie
Evangeline, youngest daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Vincent, Au-
burn, and John Alexander Muroh,,
Non of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Murch,
Clinton, were united in marriage,
Rev, Harold Snell officiated.
WATTERS—RADFORD—In Ontario
Street United Cltlurch, Clinton, on
Saturday, June 17th, when Gladys,
Marion Radford, Reg. N., daughter
of Mr. and •Mrs. John C. Radford,
Clinton, and Flt./Lt. William
Neville Watters, R.C.A.F., son of
Mrs. Watters, Belgrave avenue,
London and the late Lorenzo D.
Watters, were united in nrarniage.
,Rev. G. G. Burton officiated.
GANDIER—RUEBOTTOM—•In Deer
Park Chapel, Toronto, on Wednes-
day, !ane 14th, when Leona. M.
Ruebobtom, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Ruebottom, and Jo-
seph McG. Gandier, son of Mrs.
Gandier and late Dr. Joseph
Gandier were united in marriage.
Rev.. Stanley Russell officiated.
BIRTHS
MOORE—In Birmingham, Mich., on
June 14th, to Rev. ' and Mrs. Max
Moore, a daughter, Mrs. Moore is
a daughter of Rev. and Mrs. A. S.
Oalwell, Bayfield.
DEATHS
CLUFF—In . Clinton, on Monday,
June 19bh, Eva May Cluff, beloved
daughter of the late Robert J. and
Annie 'Bartliff Cluff. •
CALA.NDER—In, Peterborough, on
Monday, June 12th, Harriett, Davis
Colander, widow of the late Harvey
Colander, formerly of Clinton.
IN MEMORIAM
1 STEEP—In loving memory of a dear
Father, Davide Steep who passed
away June 23, 1940.
• Deep in our -heart lies a picture,
Of a loved one laid' to crest.
In memory's• frame we shall keep it
Because he was one of thee best.
—Sadly missed by daughter Sadie
and fainly.
J. B. Lobb Photographer
I expect to be out of tow?, for a
few weeks, to ,start early in July.
Any one desiring passport or other
pictures from ane, kindly act prompt-
ly. J. B. Lobb. 02-1
For Sale
Bed' •and dresser, spring and gnat -
tress, library table, 'congoleumring,
drop' leaf table, ',pin -tures, drapes
Apply to Mrs. E. Ward, Huron Street
or Phone 155 Clinton. 02-tf
Calif For Sale
Red, heifer calf, three months old
Apply to A. E. Menzies, Londesboro.
SALVATION IS A GIFT
For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves
IT IS THE GIFT OF GOD
not of works, lest any man should boast Ephesians 2: 8-9
TUNE IN:
"Old-fashioned Revival Hour" 7-8 p.m. E. D. S. T.
On mutual networks — Sundays, — Local Station — 0I LW. Windsor
Ohas. E. Fuller, P. 0. Box 123 Los Angeles 53, California
PEA PICKERS
Wanted
Come after 4 o'clock and evenings
F. W. ANDREWS .
Clinton
Phone 33
01-2
TENDERS
Tenders are asked by' the County of
Huron for the supplying of 90 tons of
Stoker Coal and 25, tons, of Stove
Coal for bile County Home.
'Prices to be submitted for this coal
laid down on the tracks at Clinton.
Tenders to be in thg hands of the
County Clerk • not later than July 1st.
N. 11. MILLER
County Clerk
02-2
Wanted
A woman for light housekeeping..
Apply to News -Record. Box '390.
02-2
Lost
A light brown cocker spaniel;
answers to the name of "Skippy".
Phone 63313. 02-1
,,Wanted
Garden Hose in good condition
about 50 feet long. Phone 223. Clin-
ton. • 02-1
Strawberries For Sale
Berries for Canning and Table use.
Roy Tyndall, Phone 907r3, Clinton.
02-tf
• For Rent
Furnished Apartment, modern con-
veniences. Would suit couple. Phone
376, Clinton. 02-1
For Sale
Hensall—Nice 2 storey brick house,
hard and soft water, furnace, garden.
1b,storey frame house, garden•; barn,
Wm. Pearce, Exeter.
Kippen-50 acres with buildings,.
100 acres with buildings, silo, litter
carrier, bush. Wm. Pearce, Exeter.
02-4
EXECUTORS SALE
The Executor of the Estate of
Helene Austin Stott will sell at
PUBLIC AUCTION
at the deceased's residence at Lot
74, '75 and 76 Huron Terrace and
Lot 110 and 11 •on Tuyll street in
Village of Hayfield. ,
MONDAY, JULY 3, 1944
at 1 p.m.
ands
TUESDAY, JULY 4, 1944
at 1 p:m.
The following goods and chattels
among numerous other articles.
MONDAY JULY 3, 1944—•pictures,
paintings, etchings, chinaware, orna-
ments, bric-a-brac, brass candle-
sticks, candlerabras, and the con-
tents of an annexed cottage consis
ing of stoves, tables,verandah, swing
bed, springs and mattress, chest of
drawers, wash stands, wheelbarrow
and garden utensils. •
TUESDAY JULY, �, 1944 -. fusni
tare includingliving room furniture,
Chicery " ' Baby Grand Piano . with
electric player and records, Dining
room suite,'' 4 bedroom suites, hall
ftmnature,: verandah Reed furniture,
rugs and other articles too numerous
to mention.
TERMS CASH AT•TIME OF SALE
For further particulars apply to;,
Harold Jackson, Esq., . Seaforth,
Ont., Auctioneer.. or
R. C. Hays K. C,. Goderich, Ont,
Solicitor for Executor. 00-4
Applications Wanted
Applications are desired for the
Stratford General hospital School of
Nursing.
There is a future in Nursing. Write
for Application .Forms. 00-3
•
STOVE WOOD
Second growth standing hardwood.
I have a few more lots for quick
sale. The buyer has until April 30th
1945, to' take it off. Also, a quantity
of .cut cedar , suitable for anchor
posts or split posts.
0. R. Forster, R. R. 2, Clinton,
or phone 169 Carlow.
01-2
Notice To Creditors
Notice is hereby given to all' per-
sons having any claim against Ed-
ward V. Lawson, late of the Town-
ship
ownship of Goderich, in the County of
Huron,; Farmer, who died on or about
the 10th day of June A.D. 1944, at
the Town of Clinton, to send same
to the undersigned on or before 30th
day of June, as en and after that
date the Administratrix of the said
Estate . shall proceed to distribute
the assets thereof having regard on- .
ly to the claims then filed.
Dated at Goderich this 13th day of
June A.D.'1944.
R. C. Hays, K. 0.
Goderich, Ont.
Solicitor for the Estate.'
01-3
Lost
Strayed from the pasture of Victor
Bisback, 131 miles North of Clinton
one red year-old sheer ' with white
mark on face. Phone 802r14, Clinton.
02-1
For Sale
Red roan Shorthorn 13u11,` 15 mos.
old. Registered, blood tested and T.
B. tested. Apply Stewart Dale R. R.
4, Clinton, phone 847r21. Seaforth.
01-2
For Sale
Frost & Wood mower, 6 -ft. cut,.
bar has been recently rebuilt. Apply
Wilbur Welsh, . Rattenbury street,
Clinton. ' 01-2
For Sale
Ezest Way coal oil stove, 5 bur-
nets; folding bed, 3' 25"x38"; auto
knitters; bed springs' 5'8"x4'; fall
leaf table; ice box; rocking chairs.
Wednesday and Saturday, Mrs. G.
G. Beatty, Varna. 01-3
For Sale
Allis-Chalmers, all crop Harvesters
fully equipped and on rubber itires.
Hyde Tractor Company, Hensall,
Ontario.' Phone 128. 99-4
Car for Sale
McLaughlin Buick, only run about
18,000 miles, in first-class shape, tires
in good condititin. Apply to R. J. Mil,
ler, Clinton, phone 119. 97-tf,
Fleece Line' Your Home
Blown rockwool insulation applied
to the walls and ceilings of , your
home will save fuel with more com-
fort summer and winter. Trained
crews and modern equipment
For free estimate and terms phone
4 Clinton or write Pneumatic Insula-
ting Company, ,Rowland Day, 5
Thornton Ave., London. ; 96-8
House For Sale, :. .
Comfortable six room house. with,
3 -piece bath, double garage and good
garden. Apply to• .3. T..14IeKnight,
Victoria' St., Clinton 96-tf
•
Waisted to Buy •
Wanted to buy, out horses and dead
cattle for mink feed. If dead, phone
at once. Fred Gilbert 908r22 or Jaok
Gilbert 908r21. 58-tf