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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1945-02-01, Page 5GE 4 [E'CLINTON N EWS-RAPQRD arivaral y 20% or more DISCOUNT on .all Ladies COATS left in 'Stock 50% or moreISCOUN'T on all ;Ladies HATS left in Stock This is Your Opportunity .. T, 000PER. In Bnsiness Since 1885 STORE'OPEN EVENINGS 6 TO. 8 PHONES 36W Over indulgence May result in upset stomach, if so in we know of nothing better than BISMA-REX your case It neutralizes acid and gas, and assists your stomachto function naturally. It's worth a try. We know you will be agreeably surprised. For Stubborn Coughs and Colds use CERTIFIED. BRONCHIAL SYRUP There's nothing better. • W. S. H. HOtMESTPHM. H. CLIN'TON, ON, RElR Cod Stars PHONE 61 HULLETT TOWNSHIP Convention, held in the King Edward Hotel, Toronto on December 6 and 7, 1944, gave a report of the proceed- ings at that convention, • Mrs.. Pepper served a• delicious' hunch, followed by a social hour. 1 in Getnnany. The Farm Forum of S. S. No. 1 Hullett met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pepper on Monday night, As it was review night, instead of the usual discussion period, Bert Irwin, a delegate to the AiinuaT Pro- vincial Federation of Agriculture v Ited Shield, The regular imeeting of the R. 5 W. A. was heldrin Mr. Shearing's rooms with seventeen members and three visitors present. ' The eollee- ''ttbn amounted to .$2.20, ' Donatint,s gratefully received are 4. children nightgowns, London Road Club; $1;40 Mrs. Walton; $9.06, Glee. Club; $2.00; Miss Harrison; 50e, Mrs. Sloman; quilt lining, Mrs. Swan; quilt top, Mrs, Robinson; clothing, :Mrs. 'Ross Fitzsimons. The next meeting will be held on Tuesday, February 6th in the form of a pot luck supper. Please come aria baling 'a friend. Jan. let 1945 Dear . Madam: • Please accept this note as a token of my appreciation for your swell parcel. We really do feel that the work you are doing does so much for our morale. We were at sea when we opened the parcel you sent and really it was a grand feeling to know that we have those at house who work and pray for us and all man- GODERICH. TOWNSHIP 'The postponed Showing of. Mite National •Film- Board will be held) in Porter' frill' school on February 8th at 2.30and 8.00 p.m, All school children cordially invited in the afternoon and: adults in evening', no admission charge asked. Mrs.anies Johnston.J ' of Godouclt is spending a couple of weeks with her daughter, ,Mrs, Fred Middleton. Pte. Richard-, lVfiller, ,Chanute Field, 111,, spent the week end with Mr. and, Mrs, :Feed Middle- ton. Miss Elizabeth Middleton, student at the University of Western Ontario London, spent the week end at her home. Jan. 1945 Dear Mrs. 14Iiddletoni;.• Just before Christmas I recdived your parcel .from the South End Community. I wish to thank you and all the members for that Christmas at. It helped brighten up an other- wise rather. •quiet season, which was spent aboard. the ship. Wishing all. of you and the neigh- bours of the. South End a Happy .kind. "God bless you and your work.; New Year. I reivain Sincerely Alfred Butler, The Subscribers of the Municipal Telephone System held their annual Meeting, Friday the 26th with a • George W. Grant ILM.C.S. Pomndmaker, % F.M.O. Nfld. v BAYFIELD. Mr, and Mrs. Charles Ferguson of London spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Laurence' Stephenson. Mrs. C. !Guest returned to the village last week after having visited in London for a month. Mrs. Jas. Ferguson Ieft on Fri- day to visit her son, Jas., P. Fergu- son and Mrs. Ferguson in London for several weeks. Mr. R. Larson of London spent the week end at his home here. Mrs. F. W. Baker left on Satur- day to visit relatives in London. Sgt. Arthur Hopson of Camp Borden and his sister-in-law 'Cora Le Roy of Toronto spent the week end with hips wife and family. The following post card eommuni- cation was received recently froth .W.O. John Armstrong son • of Mr, and Mrs. A. Armstrong, Bronson Line, Stanley Twp. who is a P. 0. W. • 11401401110 LADIES COATS Group No. 1 1-3 Off Regular Fur -trimmed Coats with luxurious collars o£ Silver Fox, Mink, Squirrel, -etc. 1. size 16. Black Silver Fox Collar 1. size 15. Black Silver Fox Collar 1. size 40. Black, Silver Fox Collar 1. size 12. Red Opossum Collar. 1. size 20. Brown Opossum Collar. 1. size 18. Grey tweed, Wolf Collar. 1. size 18 Black, Red Fox Collar. 1. size 19, Tweed, Blonde Fur Trim 1. size 40. Tvivaed, Blonde‘ Fur Trim. reg. 89.00 for 59.35 reg. 89.00 for 59.35 reg. 125.00 for 83.351 37.50 for, 25.00 65.00 for 43.25 reg. 65.00 for 43.35 .75.00 for 50.00 reg. 65.00 for 43.36 reg. 6900 for 46.00 1. size 201/ Black, Persian Lamb Trim reg. 59.00 for 39.35 1. size 261/2. Black, Persian Lamb Trim reg. 59.00 for 39.35 1. size 38. Black, Persian Lamb Trim reg. 45.00 for 30.00 1. size 221/x. Black, Squirrel Trim reg. 47.50 for 31.70 1. size 20. Black, Persian Lamb Trim - reg. 49.50 for 33.36 14 Y3eautiful Coats, all interlined and Chamois lined back. Group 2. 1/2 Price Fur-ti-inllned - Quality Cloths. 1. size 14. Beige, Bignde Fur trim reg. 45.00 for 22.50 1. size 18. Black, Persian Curl Trim 'reg. 35.00 for 17.50 1. size 16. Green, Persian Curl Trim reg. 32.50 for 16.25 1. size.16. Black, Persian Curl Trim reg. 32.50 for 16.25 1. size 13. Blue, Grey Rabbit Trim reg. 29.50 for 14.75 1. size 12. Green, Persian Lamb Trini reg. 39.50 for 19.75 1. size 40. Black, Sable Trim reg. 39.50 for 19.75 1. size 14. Black, Brown Squirrel Trim reg. 35.00 for 17.50+ 1. size 38. Black, Sable Trim reg. 32.50 for 16.25 1. size 42. Black, Sable Trim reg. 29.50 for 14.75 1. size 221/2. Black, Sable Trim reg. 35.00 for 17,50 11 Excellent Coats that will give years of service GROUP NO. 3. Your Choice Untrihnned Dark Tweed " `Coats with button in Chamois lining. 1. size 12, 1. size 14, L size 1.6, and L size 18, reg. 24.50 for. 4 very serviceable oats $17.00 good number present. Chairman W. R. Lobb of the Board of Commis- sioners occupied the chair. Routine business was attended to. The An- nual report showed a nibe balance for the year's' operations. Auditors appointed fotr 1945 were Chas. cooper and' Wm. Wise. The retir- ing commissioner was 0. F. Edward and when the ballots were "counted he was declared Elected again for a three year term. .Mr. and Mrs. Larry Birch of Detroit, spent the week end at their cottage at the Highlands. Mr. and Mrt, H. Johnson of Mack- lin, Sask., are visiting the ladys brother, Mr. Fred. Thompson, Bay- field Line. V What danger can ever come from ingenious reasoning and inquiry? The worst speculative skeptic ever 1 knew was a much better man than the .best superstitious devotee and bigot. -David Hume, VIT17RS.?• .FSB. 1st, 1945 OBITUARY SI1120N McYITTIE ide.. Simon M'cVittie, an esteemed resident of Hullett• towndhip, died at his home Thnu•sday' evening, an. 25th, in his, 78th year after an ill- ness of two weeks. He . suffered a alight stroke and " heart condition. M. and Mr. 1 • AR's. lYl:eVitti � celebrated o e elarated their golden wedding' anniversary en Dee. 16 at the homef their' slaughter, 14Irs. Leo Watt, The late 1VIr, McVittie was'. a member ' of Burns' United" Church, 'a charter !iienber of Blyth Odd Fellows `Lodge and had been assessor of 11ullett"for a number of years. He was the son of the late Simon `IVIeVittie"and Jane Waters McVittie. Besides his wife he is strevived by a; family of four, one son, Reiland; 12th concession " of Hallett; Jessie, Mrs. Leo Watt; Olive, Mrs. Nelson Lear, both of Hullett, and Janet .Mrs. • James Scott of Toronto. Oise son, Duncan, died eight years ago. There are also 12 grandchildren. The funeral was held on Saturday afternoon, � v ' JOHN VODDEN Funeral rites for John Vodden, whose death occurred at his home, Tortmsend street; on Wednesday, were held at the Beattie funeral home on Saturday at 1.45 p.m. Ser, vice was conducted by Rev. D. J. Lane, of Clinton Presbyterian Church Mr. Vodden, who was in his 87th year, was born in Hullett Town. ship, son of the late William Vodden and Ann Adams Vodden, pioneers of Huron and of English nationality. He received Itis education in the public school of his home section and in 'June, 1879, married Elizabeth Waite, by whom he was predeceased two years. They fanned in Hallett for 50 .years and in 1929 retired and' took up residence hi Clinton. Mr. Vodden was a Liberal and Presby- terian. There survive four sons, William J., Goderioh Township, Albert W., on the homestead farm in Hullett, Robert H., Clinton, E'rneit D., Bay- field; two daughters, . 1Mre. Robert Scott, Londesboro, Mrs. W. R. Mal- mo, Toronto; two brothers, Willlasit A., and Albert. C., and a sister, Mrs, Bert Langford, all of Clinton. In- ternment was in Ball's Cbmetery, Hul- lett. FEBRUARY SALE OF and After taking stock of our Ladies and Men's Coat's, we find we have too many on our racks, -.SO 0•UT THEY GO - We list here a complete inventory for your convenience the season is still in full swing and. Weeks of cold weather are still ahead so choose how and take advantage of this great saving. Here you will find coats in Misses sizes, Women'S sizes, and Half sizes, which gives every one a, chance for a pleasing selection, not with standing limited numbers in some groups. Qualities as thecae may not be shown for a long, long time as materials are scarce. This Sale Last' for 10 days ruary lst., and ending Tuesday, February 13th. ' No Alterations No Refunds. No Exchanges See these Splendid. Coats for yourself and you'll really Want One --- 111 ur. ain .- ur,Vain ate hingMash Hit - or- miss feeding of the laying flock is a memory of the past! Well informed . poultrymen have long been Convinced of the wisdom of feedingfor the , artic p alar results they want to achieve. Feeding for high hatching results is no exception. The eggs you collect that, are intended for the incubator should come froer flocks. fedjust' � for this 'purpose. A good lay- ing a - g y ing ,mash won't do - you Deed a rnaslh intended, ,solely for hatching flocks. SHUR GAIN;18% Hatching Mash supplies the high' quality proteins and minerals needed to keep the flock lay- ing well, and is extra fortified with vkaminn, particularly Riboflavin, to improve h'altt hig results. SHUtR-GAIN 18% Hatching Mash is an economical feed too - you'll get more and healthier chicks, less mortality in the shell, 'and save on your feeding costs as well. Shur -Gain 1$% Hatching Mash SHTJR-GAIN 18% HATCHING MASH 2,85 per cwt SHUR-GAIN 18% CHICK' STARTER . 3.10 per cwt SHUR-GAIN 18% LAYING MASH 2.70 per cwt Made and Sold By Clinton Feed Mill Clutton J. K. Cornish Brucefield Jno. Aldington Varna Alex Wells Londesboro THOMAS J. AIKEN The death occurred at Ailenford, on Friday, January 19th, of Thomas J. Aiken, elder brother of Mr. W. Moffat Aiken of Clinton. He was the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Aiken, who also lived for many years in the vicinity. of Allenford The late Mr. Aiken, through his Iife time, was' influential many walks of community life. The funeral service was held Alienford United ' Church and very largely attended. v MEN'S :OVERCOATS Smart looking Ulsters. Half belt Raglans and loose Rag- lans in Silvertones Tweeds, Qvercheck Fleeces and Herr. ingbone designs, Cloths that Will give real service and com-- fort. Note the sizes and shades, all at one price Your Choice 1. Size 40. Tweed reg. 24.50 1. size 38. Brown Overchieck reg. 27.50 1. size 36. Brown*Fleece reg. 22.50 1. size 37. Grey Fitted reg. 22.50 1. size 35. Brown Raglan reg. 18.50 1. size 42. Brown Silvertone reg. 24.50 ��, 1. size 36. Grey Silvertone reg. 24.50 1. size 38. Raglan 1/2 belt reg. 27.50 1. size 38. Green Tweed reg. 24.50 1. size. 44..D'k. Grey Ulster reg. 2450 Your Choice any Coat for $17.00 FUR COATS Tailored by one of the best Fur Manufacturer's in Canada Electric Seal, Coney's and Muskrat Heads -- Smart looking Coats in the Correct styles. 1. size 40. Electric Seal 1. size 40. Electric Seal 1. size 36. Electric Steal• 1. size 14. Coney 1. size 18. Coney 1. size 12. Coney L size 16. Coney "1. size 14. Muskrat Heads 1. size 16. Electric Seal 1.' size 18. Electric Seal reg. 158.00 for 106.00 reg. 168,00 for 112.00 reg. 148.00 for 99.00 , reg. 125.00 for 83:75 reg. 125.00 for 83.75 reg. 125.00 for 83.75 reg. 125.00 for 83.75 reg. 175.00 for 131.25 reg. 158.00 for 106.00 reg. 158.00 for. 106.00 NOTE Electric Seal is choice dyed Rabbit, Coney (dyed Rabbit) 10 Lovely -Coats to Choose from LADIES COATS "TWEEDS" Smart Untrimmed numbers 1. size 14, 1. sine 16. 1. size 18. 1. size 20. reg. 24.50 for 19.75 reg. 29.50 for 23.50 reg. 34.50 for 29.75. reg. 34.50 for 29.75 See these choice patterns sizes run loose - Phone 324 The, TOGGERY SHOPPE. Operated by the G. Edighoffer and Son, Mitchell - "Beecher Streets in Charge" Clinton Ontario