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HICJS,, JUNE 2 yth 1945
THE. » CLL 1rON ;' NEW
A "MESSAGE
TO ALL NEWLY DISCHARGED
SERVICEMEN
life 'has•dte. booby traps too. Be.
careful'Be on'yottr'guard against plaus-
ible 'strangers 'with plans for spending
your hard 'earned gratuity,: your Victory
Bonds, your -savings, Be on your guard
against `ffriendly" tips on sure things;:
and schemes to double . your money.
And if -you decide to embark on some
new enterprise of your own get all the
facts and weigh them -in advance.
Talk•.your plans over with someone
you trust and' whose business judgment
you respect. If you•think we can help, call
onthe'manager of any branch. He willfeel
privileged to help you in any way he can.
The manager of every branch 'of The
• Royal. Bank of.: Canada has been in-
• formed of :this invitation and joins in mc
-
tending it io.you. ; •
THE ROYAL f BANK . OF CANADA.
CLINTON, BRANCH
J..0. McLAY, Manager
OUR FUNERAL HOME ....
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Provides the utmost in Service Complete in
vel<: 7. detail,.
AT NO A:DIDIITIONAL CHARGE.
BEATTIE FUNERAL HOME
• GEORGE B. BEATTIE
AUBTTRN .
Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Patterson of
"'Toronto, are visiting Dr. and Mrs. B.
C. •Weir and Josephine. ..
Miss Frances ' Houston R. N. of.
Kitchener, spent the week end with
her: parents, Mr. and Mrs. . John
Hquston,
Miss Mary Asquith has returned
horde from Victoria Hospital, London.
Miss June Beadleis a patient in
Goderich Hospital, where 'she under-
went anoperation for appendicitis
last Friday night.
Mrs. Erie Anderon, Misses Joan
and Jetrid•:Anderson, are holidaying
at Grand Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Beadle, are
visiting Mr. end Mrs. C'if Brown,
Walton.
hh. Wilfred Armstrong • of Moose'
Jays, Sask., is visiting his sister, Mrs
Russell Bentley.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Craig, Wni. Jr.
and. Allan Craig,' Miss Ila Graig, Mr.
and, Mrs.Maitia•'d Allen, .Mr=. Jirs.
Woods, Mr. and Mrs. Harty Sturdy
and. Betty, were among those.
who attended the graduation exercis-
es Ifor Clinton Hospital last week,
when: Miss Betty Craig was one of
the graduates.
Fower Sunday at Knox Un'ted
Church was -alb erped. with -a gcoc
attendance. The church was beauti-
fully decorated with ferns and lovely
spring flowers,. Singing canaries were
,placed amongst the lloWe.rs and burst
into song at intervals..'
!fary, to the hospital trust for special
post, graduate study. Among those
attending uveae .Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Marsh, June and Betty Marsh, Mr.
and Mrs. Herb. Mogridge, Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Marsh and Mrs. Mel. Ball
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PORTER'S HILL
The whole' community was &hooked
and saddened Friday evening, when,
it was learned that Mr. Les. Cox
had been .seriously injured in a fall
while working on the erection of a
cement silo. 'His injuries were to
severe hepassed awry Sunday morn-
s ing. Loved and respected, he will be.
mceh missed in this community.
The sympathy' of all are with Mrs.
Cox and f:•mily, in their • saa
bereavement,
The W. A. he'd their . June street-
iug.at the home;of Mrs. Lockhart
I on Thursdaly last, n: quilt was put.
together.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Manning, Gail and
Jane, spent Sunday with Mr. . and
Mrs, Arlie Lockhart.
Very few were : t char h S' nd'y.,
owi,ig'to thecrleath in the community.
Mi.' Mcvray ,Grainger took the s •
vice.
A children's choir with Mrs. Ii, D.
Munro presiding at the iiano, lel in
the service of ,song and rendered
two anthems. A quartette, . Hattie
Wightman, Jewel McCiinchey, Col-
leen McClinchey and ,;: Stewart Toll
sang a number, Rev; H. Snell chose
as his subject, "A Little Child Shall
Lead Them".
Miss Helen Marsh, eldest daugh-
ter. of Mr. and IVtrs,.. Bert Marsh, was
one' of the crass of nurses Who gradu
ated from Woodstock General' Hos-
j)ital last Wednesday. Miss Marsh
was awarded the bunlop lyyIennoriai
Scholarship for general profici'=ricy,
presented by Mrs. Win, Dunlop, she
also won the Post Grad"at; Sander -
ship donated by' rhe Women's Atn dl -
LONDON ROAD
The. Lon 'on Road Club will holcl
their Ann.:al Picnic at Lions Park
-Sen,e'th,-,dn Sat r!ay,-`June 30th•
.An invitat'on i; exten'acl ti ' alt
r•o i•lents on 11-e rural London. Road,
The ,next meeting to be held: at the.
home of Mrs: C: egg• ort Aug. 16th,
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EBENEZER
The W. A held their June nreet'ng
at the home pf Mrs.'Irvine Tebnu.tl;,
The president presided at the meet-
irg, which was opened by the sing -
hi of a hymn, :followed by. -the.
Lord's prayer repeated in unison,
The ui3nutes of the previous meet-
ing were read and ac p
call was answered by 15 members
and 2 visitors. The scripture reacting
end prayer was • ]linen .given.,.b i Rev,
C.
Tanner, „Yellowing tile" n siness
1 discussion, a 'report of the Presby-
terial,
resbyterial, which was held in Goderich
was given by Mrs. Tavener.
A piano instrumental was given
'by Mrs. Mervin Lobb. The meeting
was closed by a hymn followed by
the Mizpah. Benediction.
Cteam Cans are for Cream
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(From the Canadian Ccuntrytnan)
if some carless dairyman does
not want to get into trouble he
should .remember that it is an of-
fence under the War Measures Act
to use a milk -or- cream can belonging
tti any dairy or creamery for any
other purpose than the transporta-
tion of milk or cream to the owners
of tan„ or to put any other sub-
stance ''but^ mi?kor creamornto such
can.
It is also an offence to ;have one
of these eans when not requiredfor
its legal use and to retain i't in one's
I possession.
7 Creameries in Ohtar'io do not re-
quire patrons to own their own cans,
but loan cans on request, and it is
important . that this privilege is not
absured. The cans should be returned
promptly to the creamery when not
needed for shipping cream.
Tinis in' very short supply and
creameries and other dairies are
having a hard time ;of it to, get
enough cans to go around.Do your
bit in this situation- Use the cans
for ,shipping milk; or cream, but not
for 'anything else.
Presumed Deact
Reported' missing• almost a year
ago, Sgt.7, Air, Gunner Ivan Mogoffii.
has been 'Hated , as presumed dead in
the R.C'.A,F.'s 1,220 casualty list
which was released a Week 'ago last
Monday.
Evan, whose 23rd birthday was in
7uly.' cf. Post year, is; the eldest son
of Mr; and Mrs. Tom' 1VIagoffin, who
reside on the Clifton farm south of
l auckn ow.
It was on June 24th last year,
that his parents' received word that•
Ivan was missing after an ,operation
tarts bi on June 22nd. Since then
hopes were entertained. that Ile might
be safely concealed in some p -rt of
occupied Europe, but sines V -E Day
brought no trace of the young man,
h' has been officially .p•esumed to
have died: It *as, known some
months ago that the pilot of tilt
1'
•}sue, .F/O. A. V. Cor}e'ss of Clinton.
was killed when the plane was shot
down,
that :erne of the crew niiig�ht, have
Sgt. Magoffin went overseas in
October 7.943 eruct a?ter taicing'`m
advarcec1 training course commenced
down, but hope; was
• • been saved.:
operational flights =in the sorban' 'of
last year. 'He received most of his
litECORD `
CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL 'DESIGNS
For Every Occasion'
V. COOK:
FLORIST
,Phones: 66w 'and 661.
Batkins Locker Storage
To save 'space in your locker, We
have square containers. Be sure to-
ask for these '' as it' will soon be
fruit time again.' • Also ask to have
your fruit sharp frozen as it only
costs Sc per pint or '5c per quart,
but greatly .insprovet the product..
We have smelts' at 20c a lb,
FROZEN FOODS. ARE BETTER
• FOODS
WANTED
'Strawberry Pickers
Apply to
Roy Tyndall
Phone 907r3 Clinton,
55.2
BIRTHS
ALLINSON--' In Clinton 'Publie Hos
pital on Saturday,June •23bd, to
Mr. and Mrs.' Joe. Allinson, a son.
X1101C.1111 'Clinton Public Hospital;
on Saturday, ,;'Ante 23rd, • to .agt'
and Mrs, Ken. - Knox;: a daughter.
POWELL=-In Clinton Public Eos-
- pititl on June 2Sth, to Mr. and
Mrs. George Powell of Auburn, •a
son.
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IN MEMORIAM
HUNTER In loving memory of a
dear husband -and father, • William.
Hunter, who. 'passed away six
'years ago, July 4t1t, 1939.
To -day we are thinking, of someone,
Who was ever kind and true,
And whose smile=:was a pleasure to. all
Dear Husband, that someone was you
Your faint last 'wi:1 we should like
to-have'heard,-
And breathed in your ear one la-,
parting word,
Only those who have lost are able to
' tell,
The pain in the heart, in not saying
farewell, •
-Sadly missed by wife and family.
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CARD .lir THANKS
On behalf of; my wife, parents and
myself, I wish ?t,p thank the citizens
of Clinton and, l surrounding district
for ther a
le rt tshown e
ylw m me
on my return to Clinton.
i Yours.truly,
' 6 Reg Sinith
F"dr
Rent' •
A three or four roomed apar^tntent.
Apply to News -Record. Office. 55:2
For Rent;,' , ..
A furnished 'cabin in: ,hxrand Bend,
with all modern/conveniences . (water
electricity). 1/711I a*nib emodate
people. Apply 'to Frei* : Cummings,
Clinton.• 55-2
Ho* a ,
$use for.Sale
.e
I
.4 two-storey,flfianre• house, with
Seven rooms. 'gater and lights. In
a good state of:r,@pair. Apply to Miss
Susie Powell, Clinton. 5 55.1
Y THFATi
Novy Playin•g,- Ito alind)1tals ell
"ROIJGIILY SPEAKING"
(First'Show at ;7 p.m,
Mon. Tues. and Wed,
"TOG -ETHER AGAIN"
Ariything_cab happen lheit: a se-
date New England widow buys a
daring ,new hat.
Irene Dunne, Charles Boyer and
Charles Coburn.
Thum,. Fri. and Saturday
Bud Abbott and. Lou Costello
with Phil Spitalny's all -girl or-
chestra. Readin' Riotin' and :Rhy
thmatic, As your favourite fun-
-sters invade the campus.
"HERE COME THE COEDS"
Coining :- "HA;NCrOVER SQU-
ARE" and "TR3I NAVY WAY"
) Matinees: Sat. and 'Hol. s' at 2.30
CAPITAL THEATRB
G0DltSRtCs
Now .Praying Donald O'Conn-,,;
or and Pegg' Ryan Itt`
.MERRY MO'N;OIJANSV'
Mon; Tues. Wed. '
Deanna, Durbin, Robert Paige &
Akira Tamiroff
A medley of song•, laughter and.
Vxciternent woven into a grant'
musical' 'romance
"CAN'T HELP SINGING''
Thur. Fri, and Sat.
Robert Lowery, Jean Parker and:,
B1 Henry. o
A story of academy life, filmed
at the Great Lakes Naval Train-
ing Station.
"TILE NAVY WAY'
Coming - "NONE _BUT THE
LONELY HEART',
Matinees - Wed. Sat. & Hol. 2.30
REGENT ,THEATRIif
suasomms
Now Playing .,- Cary Cooper as
"CASANOVA;' BROWN"
Mon. Tues. Wed,
Rita. Hayworth, Lee Bowman &
Janet Blair
Telling the tale 'of a game show
troupe that worked, through the
big blitz. `
"TONIGHT andi EVERY NIGHT
Thur:. Fri. and Sat.
Faye Emerson, Helmut Dantine
and Raymond Massey.
Nazi arrogance and the pest -
war danger in Europe makes an
adventurous story,
"MOTEL. BERLIN"
Coming .= "WINGED VICTORY
by Moss Han
GOOD NEWS!
A few days ago good news was ,broadcast around the world. that
the war in Europe was over BUT, THE BEST NEWS OF ALL IS.
THE OLD; OLD STORY- '`than Christ Jesus came into the world
to save sinners." (you and me) 1 Title. 1:0; so that all those who
accept Him as Saviour: shall be saved for time and eternity,
TUNE IN: Pilgrim Hou 7-7,30 E.D.S.T. Sunday evening
4 LOCAL STATION CKLW WINDSOR
H. T. RANCE
NOTARY PUBLIC
Fire Iusurance Agent
Representing 14 faire Insurance
Companies -+•
Division Court ^Office, Clinton
Frank-FinglafdB.A., LLB,
Barriistor, Solicitor; -Notary Pubiis
Successor to W.' Brydone, K.0
Sloan Blodk .... - .... Clinton, Ont,
Week -end Specials
Do Nuts
Buns
Fruit Bread
Tea Biscuits
Cookies
Tarts
Pies
Cakes
BARTLIFF'S
The Home of Good Eats
PHONE I
Strawberry Pickers
Wanted
Cemetery. Memorials.
Large stook of modern memorials on
" display at our .
Clinton Showrooms
For the convenience, of our, patrons,
office will be' open on
Fridays
Open's by appointment at any other
time
See Mr: J. J, Zapfe, next door
• Cunningham & Pryde
Clit(ton Exeter Seaforth
PRONE 41
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT
Licensed Auctioneer Por.Huron
Correspondence promptly answered
Immediate arrangements . can be
made for Sales Date at • the .tNews-
Record, Clinton, or by calling Phone
203.
Charge moderate and satisfaction
Guaranteed.
Insurance Protection
Automobiles, fire, wind, accident,
sickness, Hospitalization.
Cheapest rates and most modern
coverage. ' `
M. G. RANSFORD
180w CLINTON
INSURANCE,
REAL ESTATE BONDS
Fire - Automobile Accident
Sickness, Wind, Liability, Plate Glass!.
Family Respite' .PIan'with
Accidental Death Benefit
H. C. Lawson
Agent Mutual Life Ass. Co.
Clinton, Ontario.'r, Office 251W
Bank of Montreal 101g. Phone
ARTiU'R E. PARRY
Commissioner, Etc. Etc.
By Royal Warrant.
H. C.MEIR
Barrister -at -Law
Solicitor of the Stirirenze Court of
On jerio
Prootor` iii Admiralty.
Notary Public' and Commissioner
Office in • the McKenzie Hotel
Hours: 2.00 to 5.00 Tuesdays
and Fridays.
Dr. F. G. Thompson
25 real good strawberry prokers. •
t House and Office,,Ontario Street
Pleasant work and good pay. Phone Strawberries for Sale Clinton. Telephone 172
33. OFFICE HOURS: 2-4 in the after,
F. W. ,ANDREWS - lirlie. crap -of .Pears, Plow', cherries :Mon and 7.8 in the evening daily.
53-4. and peaches in this district, is prae- Other hours, by sappointment.
tidally a complete failure. : , i
Strawberries are about all that is D. I. MCINNES.
NotricE :eft,ldand •prospects are for a fair CHIROPRACTOR 1
Electro Therapist, Massage
Office: Huron Street, (Few ;Doors .
r ustomerst of *al
Anyone wanting eoneessibn booths, order theiradvise supplyouimmcediately .andto , Roars-westweed,Ro and Seat.,Bank) and by
appointment 1
or any other type of entertainment not; be disappointed. FOOT CORRECTION ' `'
space for Thursday, July 12th, in Orders Will be filled as received. by Manipuldtion Sun -Ray Treatment
Ph9ge ,; of ,q
Bayfield, please apply to. Jack Photic' 33 : > ,
Sturgeon Jr., or Cha.,.?. Genzeinhardt. F. W. AINDREWS
Licensed ,Auctioneer
CLINT
Bayfield, Post Dffice, i5-2 ON 54 , Specialist in l arm and -Household
Sales.
Licensed' in Huron and Perth
Counties. .Prices reasonable; sable -
faction 'guaranteed.
For information etc. write or phone
Harold Jackson, R.R, No.' 4 Seaforth,
phone 14-661. 06-012
HAROLD -JACKSON
, Farm: For Sale
Lot 60, ; Bayfield Line, ' Goderieh
Township, consisting of 109 acres,
good clay land and good buildings.
in Local hosiery Mill
Will sell .on reasonable termite. Im-
WANTED
Inesperiinced Girls
to learn Full Fashion Topping •
mediate possession if desired, Apply .
to A. E. Townshend, Bayfield R. R. ' ' A good' trade to.learn DR, G. S. ELLIOTT
2, or phone Clinton 900r21. apply eterinalr'y llrgeon
For Salo.
Phon
Richmond Hosier Ltd a 203' • li
-y, C nton, On>>M ,
Mixed grain, oats and bariey..•Get
n contact with Morgan Jones, R.:0,
2, Clinton or phone Clinton 902r4. .
55-2
Hay For Sale
Will sell 40 .acres of hay, by auction
on Saturday June 30th,'at 9.30 asn.
For Sale o
53-3 •
ERNEST W. HUNTER
Patented Gas Saver
Supercharger, • Crankcase Ventila- CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
tor. Converts waste into power, In -
creases mileage amazingly. Fits any .57 Bloor •Str. W. Toronto Ont,
motor, easily, quickly. Harmless,
O lot 60, Bayfield Vile, Goderich proven guaranteed, Attractive :alas
Townslii Haycan be stored in barn proposition, Victory Manfg. Com THE ME MUTUAL.
p pear, Cornwall, Ontario.
f desired. :Fire Insurance Company
Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer. ▪ For Sale P 3'
A. E. Townshend, Proprietor. 55-1 1929 Essex ear in' 'good condition, Head Office, Seaforth, Ont.
Cheap -1 single bedsprings and
3 single bell anattresses' in good obn- i
dition. Suitable or catt/vies'or tents.
Apply to News-. tecord 4 55.1
• = • — lust overhauled and good tires, Seigel
For OFFICERS -- President, W. R.
Sale
r I No. ' 1008022. Write to the News
training in Western Canada ,and: re 1 good Durham; Heifer cow. !Record, % Box 3911, 55=2 Archibald, Seaforth, Vice -President,
Frank McGregor; l Clinton, Manager
r - For Sale Secy-Treas. M. A. Reid, Seaforth.
Walnut- antique wall dock length DIRECTORS- W. R. Archibald,
3x9. Mrs. J. A. Ferguson, Bayfield- Seaforth; Frank McGregor, Clinton;
b4-2 Alex, Broadfbot, Seaforth; Chris
Legniiardt, Bornholm; E, 3. Trewar-
tha, Clinton; John L. Malone, Seaforth
Alex, McEwing, Blyth; Hugh Alexan-
der, Walton; George Leitch, Clinton.
'AGENTS- John E. Pepper, Bruce -
field; R, F. McKercher, Dublin; 3, F.
For this week and next Prueter, Brodhagen; George A. Watt,
White Leghorns, Barred, RockX Blyth.
White Leghorn:' Austra Whites. Parties .desiring tq effect inem-
Oz'S Non -sexed 9,
served his wrngsaas an a gunner at D
MacDonald Man'toba, •
Ivan ettempte4 to make the grad: 8
as a pilot, but asked 'a ..high school
ue to freshen, June 30th: Apply to
Wesley 'Hogarth ar phone4:Clinton
05r22. - 55-1
Chicks For Sale
education and: 1 short; of 'his goal
by Eine marks'.Ea�,ther than revert td
ground' crew, ires'`rivalified as•an air
gunner, ^
He is the eldest of a family of
six, ,and although born at Toronto:
came to the community. around
Lueknow with his parents; as a youth.
Ivan has three sis!ens,'- Mrs, Calvin
(,Lorene) of 01i11ia, Ferri.: and Yvonne
and two brothers, Lansley and
Ernest; -The. Lucicnow Sentiatel.
V {�
An entnely honest .man,
severe sense of the e' in the
wc:d,� exists.no
more than an ' entirely : dishonest
knave, the best and tate worst are
only approximations to those queli-
ties. Who are those that never con-
tradict themselves? Yet honestly
never contradicts itself.;;' Who
they tl? are
Y at always contradict them;
selves? Yet knavery is- mere' self-
contradiction. Thus the ' knowledge
of man determines not
.the things
themselves, but their proportions,
the quantum of ., congruities g Xttes and in-
congrui ties,-Lavater,
One Hundred and fifty, 10 week
:o'd pullets, cross between Leghorn Brick House For',Sale
.and Sussex. Apply .to "Red" Caron, A good brick house in first-class
Clinton or: phone 512. 55-1 1 condition. All mode n conveniences.
Apply to News -Record 43-11.
Wanted
1 child's large express wagon, Chick Bargains
rubber. tires. Harold 'Swan, Clinton,
• 55-1
Notice to Credit ( ' mule or transact other business will
45, pallets ].9.90. Barred beion
in the Estate of AGNES ELIZA, Rocks New HanrpshiresNew Hurinp- Ri Pr
13 ,1''H IA YI OR 1 t f ti
Town
of Huron, . W,,oty, deceased,
, a e o re shire X Barred Rocks 9 95 d d
Township
to omanyptly of attendthe abed ovo
to onificasra applica-
ad
, e
•pullets nesse to their respective post offi-
of, H llett,?in' obs Ct,nnty 14;95, cockerels 10.05. Assorted Hon- ces, Losses Inspected by the director,
vies non -sexed 8 95, pullets 12.95,
cockerels 9,95; Assorted Light or
Medium Breeds non -sexed 8 45, pul-
lobs' 17,96, .cockerels: White . Leg -
horns 1,50, White Leghorn:' X Barred
Rork 4.50. 2 week old add 6c three
week old add 11c, 4 week old' add 16c.
Shipped C. O. D.. This advertisement
must accompany c onnpany ,your order. 54-2
, Top Notch Chicitei•ies, Guelph, Ott.
All persons`toying r"claims against
the Estate of the above deceased
are required to file the same with
the undersigned Solicitor for the
Estate,on or before the 16th clay of
July, £D. 1945,.after 'which, date
the assets will be distributed
amongst the parties • entiled 'thereto,
having regard only to the claims of
which notice shall have been given.
Dated at Cliinlsh; this ,25th clay of
June ,• A.D, 1945.
F. InTNGrLAND, K:C., Clinton, Ont.
Solicitor tot the said Estate..
55-3
Wanted to Buy
Wanted to buy,' old horses and dead
cattle for mink feed, If dead, -,phone
at once. Fres} Gilbert 908r22 or Jack
Gilbert 908r21,
CANADIAN NATIONAi,RAIEWAYS
TIME . TABLE
Trains will arrive at and depart
from Clinton as follows:
Toronto and Goderich Division
Going East, depart 6.43 a.m.
Going East,` depart 3.03 p.na.
Going West, depart . ,i12.94 p.m.
Going West, depart . 11.10 pm.
London and Clinton Division
Coming North, arrive . 11.20 a.m.
58-t! Going South, leave , , , 3.10 p.m,