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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1945-07-12, Page 5Teed IfOUR A message to ex - servicemen planning to go into business You went to get started on , your own.... to be your o•wn; ' -boss .'. ":•to---trfalt'A 'your ii'W•117' — future in your dwn way. Youi .'may plan to start a store,- a: machine shop, a garage; to buy • a farm, a partnership or busi- ness already operating. Good for you! Canada is behind you, all the way: • But before you make your final decision, you'll want all the facts, Before you pledge your rehabilitation credit or obligate yourself in any way, • study your. . plan carefully. Talk: it over with your local Citizens' Comniittee or. Veter- ans' 'Welfare Officer, These men are trained and qualified: to advise you. If We can help, just call on us. Any manager of The Royal Bank will be delighted to see you and give you the benefit of his business experience. To veterans returning to districts where there is lio formal rehabilitation centre or committee, this bank extends a SPECIAL invitation. Our managers are always at the service of any returning titan seeking advice on busine.ss or attatreid matters. • • Base your decision on facts - NOT NuNCHES THE ROYAL BANK OF' CANADA' Clinton Branch, GJ. McLAY, Manager • • • -seee We are Fa,miliar with the Rites PrescriVedb - 'Religious Denominations Fraternal Organilat- ions. • • • ". Our sincere Co-operation is Assured in all Special Services of this Kind. BEATTIE FUNERAL HOME GEORGE B. BEATTIE AUBURN • ' Mils Jury •nou.ston of • South emu:spine, is spending her holidays vith her parents'1V1r. and, Mra. John foustone Messrs, Win. Downs Of Toronto, nd Robert Downs of Windsor; visit 4. their nephew Eiger Lawson End Irs. Lewson last -week - Pte. William Rait'eby of New larket, sent the week eled with his erents, Mr. and Mn Earl Raithby. Mr. Stanley Iflutch of Albet•ta, is isitthg h's 1.1W -V -ex iVirs. Jas. Mutat nd Mise Enaa Match Mr. 'and Mrs. Gordon Taylor, spent couple ef days in Torontti this lir. Robert Roberton Ot the Cana - tan West, is visiting his brother, ss. Roberton, Miss Ruth Arthur R. N. of Londoe,' visiting het mother • Mrs. John i•ther•. Miss J. Frances Houston R, N. of •itehener, was a week end vi•viter ith her parents, Mr, and Mrs. John Houston. • The' Women's Institute will hold their Joly meeting in the Foresters Hall, on Tuetd•Ety, Jelly 17th. This is the chicieene meeting, and .the pro - grain w'll .be given by the children. Seine 125 MaeoeS front Masonic Lodges at Oar evv, Gadeeich, Clinton, B'yth ane Len:deal oro paraded, " t, [Knox 1,ere, Sunday -morning for 1)ivitio Worship. Th: laaetor, Rev, II. J. Snell, delivered an -nepirine addre'a on "Life", using for e text 1 Coveithians. .13 le.: The musical portion of the service „corr. fisted of an anthem auci .male' eheeust In the,. chorus, "; Itetr:e-Snell took. the solo part, ,'• • • •W. X.'S. • o, Mee, -Fred Roes presided for the W. M. S. meeting of Knox Preeby-, terian Olnech welch was held in ths church on Thursday. The program was prepared .Ly MTs. 11. 90 opeqd with the ' Daily Prayer, The scripting, ,thie.e0th pSeint, Was read responsively, and the tclings Pray -et wi4, void; ill- "Thi 'topic Was given 11)3f Mrs. Jas:„Woode. A reeding vf's given by MrS. Wellington; gos, and the Bilie Study oyes fal(elly Mrs. Ross. Mrs, 'Good read, a letter .on the "Pease' Thankoffering Fund". he•*meeting. clo.sed • with the ,LortEs The Anglican Church •Guild met et the home of Mr,.. Alfred Nesbitt on Friday evening, with an atten- dance of 25. The'l'resiclent Mrs. Nes= bit as in charge of the ;bizeiness ses- sion, and • Mrs. Gordon Taylor"pre- sided at the organ. The .'meeting opened, with a hymn followed by prayer by Rev. J. H. L. Henderson. The scripture was reed by Miss Mary Nesbitt of ,Toronto. Mrs. Nesbitt extended a •welcome to the new rector and his wife, also to.the other guests. • The roll call was answered by each member's favourite fruit. A letter of thanks was read from Mrs. C. M. Straughanand Miss Vivian, for sym- _ 'pithy extended, to them in their bereavement, also a letter of thanks' from Mrs. 'Andrew ICirkeonnell, for a box of fruit and flowers sent during her illness. •- Readings were given lay Mrs. S. Taylor and Mrs. Geo. Hamilton. A duet was rendered by Mrs. Nesbitt and her dang,hter Mary, a musical number by Mrs. C. A. Howson and her daughter, Mrs. R. 3. Phillips, with harp accompaniment. The topic, "Strange fats ,gained by a study of the Bible", was given by Miss Luel- la Johnston. On behalf of Mrs. Se if. Johnston who prepared the prOgrani, thanks was extended by Miss Caere Philips. The meeting was dismissed by Rev'. Henderson. Refreshments were served- by Mrs.. Neeleitt'and her 'daughters, and Miss Jean Kirkdon- nell. A vote of thanks was extended the hostess by Mr. Henderson. Ladies Aid The Ladies Aid of the Baptist church, held their 'July meeting at • the home of Mrs, Gien 49,ithbi*,.!1'he firSt part ef the afternoon was ewe • making quilt blocks- for the Red 'Cross. • The , president, Mrs: C. A. Howson presided for the meeting,' esu Mrs. it,' J. Pbillips and Mrs. S. fight took the devotional Period.' Mr. C. C. Anderson off red' prayer, lOadings were given by Mrs. Earl Raithby and Mrs. Frank Raithby. A duet was rendered by.M.s. Anderson and Airs. Howson. The topic was givee by Mrs. Glee -Raithby. Mrs., Anderson closed the meeting with prayer. A pot lu k lunch was served. Miss -May Renouff, R.C.A.F. (W. D.) is visiting her mother, Mrs. Vesterfelt. Lieut. Laura M. Wagner -daughter of Mrs. J. Wagner and the late Jacob Wagner, ,returned to her home on Wednesday,. from Overseae. She en - Hated, with the Ainerieen nursing service and; has been overseas three years. She is spending a moths leave with her fami'y. A large crowd attended the re- ception in the United Church for L.A.C. Keith Arthur, who recently returnee home after three years alai three months service overseas. Rev J. H. Snell the pastor, presid- ed for the program which opened by singing "0. Canada". A. solo was rendered by Mrs. Wesley Bradnoek. Mr. A'fred Rollinson representing the Legion extended Keith and his wife greetings. Misses Roxie and Maxine Ball sang a duet. Rev C. C. Anderson brought •greetings from the Baptdst. March. A solo was rendered by Mrs. ,Gordon Taylor. Rev Robt, McConnell on behalf of the Presbyterian church, brought greetings.. Mrs. Thos. Haggitt ave a reading, Mrs. E'gar Lawson on behalf of the Women's .Institute, extended. greeengs. Dr. B. C. Weir gave a .short address. Mrs. Vester- felt and daughter Sgt. 'May Renouff sang a duet. Rev. J. H. L. Hender- son re.tot of the. Anglican , Church brought greetingi. A reading was given by 'Miss Mario, Raith,by. Mrse Wm. Craig, on Ifehalf of ;the: Victory cub brought greetinga. Mrs Aubrey Toll sang a solo. Mrs. HerleMog- ridge representing the Red Cyoss, irought greetings. A reading was. given by Lillian Nevine. Mr. Chas., E. Asquith gave a short talk, Keith wee called' to the -fro t, and thanked e'l for the kindnes..s shown lern during his service overseas. The accompanists were Mrs. R. D. IVIun- io, Mrs. R. J. Philips, June Marsh .5rd.ViVian S'raughan. Le -oh. was served. TENDERS.. Tenders 'ars 'asked to supply 150 ton of 1,4 or 114, inch rut, pea and slack stokee coa', 25 ton of anima - e steve coal and 25 ton of a.ehra- rite etove ecal ant 25 ton of coke for Uuren County Home. Peices, to he for ecal laid clown En the ti' ck, t Cleaton; content to 'be 'Te rites to he • in the hands of tire 'ostity Clerk, Court House, Godeeich, 1.7te:ario, net later than July 21st. • . N W. MILLER Gplerich, Ont • • Cetm' y Gteik Tenders Wanted Teir'era will • be • ledelyed until Jti'y 21, 1945, by 4I u.nderslined, for paintingthe yard fence of S. S. No. 1 liol ett, ,BERT S e.--Treas, Seariaetla, R. R. 2 •• • 57-1 CUT noworts' FLORAL DISIGNS For Every °maiden C. V. COOK • FLORIST • Phases: PM mid &ft , Batkins LoclEer Storage • To save space, lin your locker, we have square contitiners. Be sure to ask for these as it will soon • be •fruit time -again:Also ask to ,bave your fruit sharp frozen as •it only costs, 3e per pint or 55 per quart, but greatly improves the product. We have smelts, at 20e a 'Ib. FROZEN. FOODS ARE BETTER • 'FOODS ' Tenders ' Wanted Tenders will be received lay the undersigned untiVJuly 16th for the ploughing cif•woodlot of S. St No. 3 Hulled. Lowest or any tender net necessarily accepted. Work to be done as soon as passible. • C. V. DALE, Sec. Trees, • • Clinton, R. R, 1 56-2 MARRIAGES • EDWARDS—GIBR—In the Baptist Church parsonage, Clinton, on-july .7th, 1945, Isobelle,,yOungest daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs., David'•Gibb of Wingham, was united in marriage to James Edwards, youngest son of MTS. Nellie Edwards, town. Rev. -C. C. 'Andersen officiated. • • BIRTHS CHAMBERS—In Clinton Public; on Saturday, July 7th, to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Chanibers (Ruth Carter) of St. Catharines, a son, William Joseph George, MUTCH—Mr. and Mrs. Jack Math of 2428 Carson Ave:, Detroit MA-, are happy to 'announce the birth of their daughter, Margaret Annei at St. MarY's Hospital on Sunday' July 1, 1945. HOY—In Clinton. Public Hospital, on Wednesday; July 11, to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Roy ef town, a daugh- ter. Clinton Public Hos- pital, on Thursday, July 12th, to Mr. and WEI, Charles McGavin of Walton, a son. V • - IN MEMORIAM SNELL—In Leving weeny Of Mrs. William Snell who passed 'away one year ago --July 12, 1944. I cannot say, I will not day • That she is dead, -she is just away! With a cheery smile, and a wave of the hand, She has wandered into an unknown. land, And left us dreaming how very fair It needs must be, since she lingers • there. •• And you -0 you, ivho the wildest yearn .. For the old-time„ step and the glad return,— Think of her faring on, as dear In the love•of There as the love of Here; • • • • Think of her still as the same, I 'say!' She is not dead—she is just' away! missed by herb:Ma end family. • , ' IN MEMORIAM MITTELL--in memory of Ernest E . Mittel), a very close friend ofenine, whoceme killed three years ago this month, in England., oft sit aiid 'think of him, When I am all alone, . Fox memory is the only friend, ,That' grief can call its own, • —.Bid Lawson , Repairs Your seWinge machine-, reemaii- timed to perfect sewing Write to Box: 395 %' NevvsRe ,o :el. 57-2 Cattle tor Sale 50 stockers froan 500 to 700 lbs., Durham .and Hereford. Also mire heifers, would make good cows. Will ,sell to make you money. Apply to Mr. A 10, Townshend, R. R. No. 2 Hayfield,' or ehone Clinton 900r21. 57-1 f • Fr Sale • • One seat -lid -hand bicycle, also one new bicycle. Apply to John Snider. Albert, Street. . ' 57-1 Wanted to Buy F,STI)r Errcuntl 100 anes, Buildings, good water etc. Write to the New.; hvord % Box $9R. 57-9 • Wanted Tet By A house in toen,with. modern eerie venienees if possible, or one near town with as few..aeres of land. Apply to the News -Record; box W. 57-2 For Sole. A hou.se en Huron ,Street, close in, three pieee bath, hot point heater, garage ; reaserrable, for quick sale, For inforinat'on appy to R.,L. Jervis, Clinton, 57-1 COWBOY GAN- TESI/%1" St “oxn orprnitioittS Mon. Tees. arid Wednesday.- • ' "WINGED/CTORY" This feature will rennnence at7 Tire soul -stirring saga of a fight- nimgenl)wirjahoe maxiarmdl eriet. m, Sgt.agniigaernkt Daniels, Pte. Lon. ,MeCallister and Cpd. Don Taylor. Thur. Fee. and Saterday'.. Phil Baker, Marjorie, Massow ansi Edward Ryan. • An evening of carefree entertain- 2neet With your favourite radio ipso --, A Technicektr •short• sub- jeel "MUSICAL MOVIBLAND Corning — OBJECTIVE, BURMA This feature will commence at 7 Mitt,iztees -- Sat. and Hol. at 2.30 NoW PheYinel—t vkity. NOW Playing `‘SUNDOW• N OUGHT OF YOU" Starring. Den- VALLEY" starrhig Charles Star- . Moe. Tues. Wed', Double Feature • Laird 0regar, Linda •Darnell and , Geo. Sanders telling ane of the • year's most: d,raritatic stories,• . "HANGOVER SQUARE" Joan Davis,,Jane Frazee and Bob' Crosby the sereen's comedy queen sets a new high•in lafrproduction "KANSAS CITY ICITTY" • ,• Thur. Fri. and Satinday.• • ' Maria Monter; Jon Hall -and Peter Coe Present a Technicoloe tale of colorful monied and her yoga*. • "GYPAY WILDCAT", Coming .—: Hedy Lamar/. In "Xelt CONSPIRATORS" " Matinees -- Wed. Sat. & Hol. 2.30 • Mone' Tues., and Wednesday 14airdrgeCre 849'-r'ers14.11;4(14' Darileir ansi eo. The strange doings of an old isteoinear, Tan.HANniitieeGotnlvali'kRmeasinast-oQin,cuelt,,sto4orie,at. the Thur. Fri. and Saturday John 'Wayne, Ella Baines and Audrey Long •, ti' of the old west told Technicolor • TALL IN THE SADDLE Coming — THE MASTER RACE • 'DOWN THE TRACK OF TIME COMES THE BEST OF ALL NEWS God so loved the world, that be, gave.' His. Only begotten Sop, that WHOSOEVERBELIEVETH IN IUM should not • Perish, but have Everlasting " • • Life!' • •' ' John 316 . • • TUNE IN: Pilgrim Hour 7=7.30 E.D.S.1'. Sunday evening • • LOCAL STATION CKLW WINDSOR . . • H. T. RA.NCE• NOTARY PUBLIC •• Fire Insurance Agent Representing'14 Fire Insurandit • Companies "1,1 Division eourt Office, Clinton Frank FinglandA"LL:13.1 Barrister; Solicitor; Notary Pb Successor to W. Brydoire, Sloan &eel Clinton,Vnts, 'Week -end Specials Do Nuts Buns Fruit Bread • Tea Biscuits Ceokies Tarts • Pies Cakes BARTLIFF'S The Horne of Good Eats PHONE 1 Chick Bargains for this week and next Non -sexed barred rocks 9.95, pule lets 15.95, cockerels 10.95. Assorted Heavies; non -sexed 8.95, pellets 13.95 cockerels 9.95. Shipped C.O.D. This advertisement mist acconapanY your order. Top Notch Chickeries, Guelph Ont. 56-1 Tenders Wanted Tenders will be received by the undersigned until Julys 16th for the Electric wiring and fxtures for the school of S. S. No. 3 Hullett, actord- ing to plans and specific,ations pre- pared by the Hydro Electric tom mission. Lowest or any tender n necessarily., aecepted. •Work to be done in Summer Holidays,. • Q. V. DALE, Sec. Treas.. Clinton, IL ,R. 1 56,2 Tenders .Wanted Tenders will be received by the undersigned until July loth for the painting of Classroom of School of S. S. No, 3 Ilupett. Lowest tax .any tender not necessarily accepted. Work to be done in Summee holidays. 0. V. DALE, Sec. Treas. Clinton, R. R. 1 56.2 Farm For Sale Lot 60, Bayfield Line, Goderich ToWnship, s consisting of 109 acres, good clay land and good buildings. Will sell on reasonable terms. Im- mediate possession if desired, Apply; to' A. E. Tovveshend, Hayfield R. R. 2, or phone Clinton 900r21. Farm For Sale 127 acre-, situated on No. 8 h'gh- way, 2 miles from Clinton and seven 'from Seafoeth. On -premises is a nine roomed, two storey brick house, furnace. Bank ban, cement! Aloora in stable„ drive house, hen home, 'lychee plentiful supply of water, well adapted for mixed farm- ing, stock and implanfents if desired. Apply on premises. John R. Noble. 56 -ti Notice To Creditors IN THE W.TATE OF Catharine Pearson, Lte of the Tottinsliip of Stenley, ie the County of Ifurbil, Widow, Deceased, All, persons having cleims ag eve, Ole Estate of the above deCea,ed RTC required to file the R,11(16 with the undersigned Solicitor for the Estate, on or before tire 1st day of August, A. 0. 1945; aftsr which date the assets will be distributed amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims :of which notice shall have, been given, ' , •DATED at Clinton this 9th day of July, AD, 1945. • F1NGLAND, ICO, Clinton, Ont., Solieitor for the said E.state •' • • 57-3 Cemetery Memorials Large stock of modern memorials oe display at our Clinton Showrooms For the convenience of our patrons, office will be open on Fridays , , - Open by appointment ,at any other time , • See Mr. J. 3. Zapfe, next door Cunningham ,& Pride C�nton — Exeter —Seeforth PHONE,41 -- EDWARD W. ELuiYrr • Lieensect Auctioneer For Huron Correspondence promptly- iMswered Immediate arrangements, can be made for Sales Date at the News - Record, Clinton, or by eallirig 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 Strawberries for Sale The crep of pears, plums, cherries and peaches in this, district, is prac- tically a complete failure. Strawberries are about all that is left, and prospects are for a fair yield. Would advise our customers to order their supply immediately ano not be disappointed. Orders will be filled as received. Phone 33 F. W. ANDREWS CLINTON ' 5.4-11 • , Wants.4 2 girls for xesf.a:iirant work. Steady , • INSURANCE REAL ESTATE BONDS Fire — Automobile — Accident Sickness, Wind, Liability, Plate Glass Family Hospital Plan with ' Accidental Death Benefit „Ns C. Lawson , Agent Mutual Life Ass. Co. ' Clinton, Ontario. Office 251W Bank of Montreal Bldg. - Phone • 'ARTHUR E. PARRY . Commiseioner, Etc..Etc. By Royal Warrant. , H. C. MEM . ;" Barrister -et -4w Solicitor tif the Suoretne Court a Ontario Proctor in Admiralty. • Notary Public and Conunissionese Office in the McKenzie Hotel Hours: 2.00 t6.011 Tuesday. and Fridays.. Dr. F. G. Thompson House and Office, Ontario Street: Clinton. -Telephone 172 OFFICE HOURS: 2-4 in the afters mien and 7-8 in the evening daily. •• Other hours by appointment. D. H. McINNES CHIROPRACTOR • Electro Therapist, Massage Office: Huron Street, (Few Doors west of Royal Bank) Hours—Wed. and Sat„ and by appointment FOOT CORRECTION ry Manipulation Sun -Ray Treatineni • - Phone 207 • HAROLD JAG4soN 'Licensed Auctinittats "st Specialist in Farn1 erel IfOntie1n914 Sales. " • , • e• 'T.tieenged in Huron and Perth Counties. Frites reaeonable; sale employment. Apply, The Kozy faction guaranteed. Clinton, 56-2 For information etc. write or phone Harold Jaelcson, R.R. No. 4 Seaforth, phone' 14-661. • • • • '964,12 els491.Febr • DR. G. S. ELLIOTT • Wanted to Buy Wanted to buy, old horses and dead cattle for mink feed. If Mad, phone at once. Fred Gilbert 908r22 or Jack Gilbert 908r21, WEDNESDAY JULY 18;th 1945 Marine Auction Sale 58-42• , Veterinary Surgeon . Phone 203 C .. hntonpOnt • 'at 1. p.m. • in the village of Hayfield' ' 1 pedestal table,'numeer of rock- ERNESTW. HUNTER ors, 2 mantel elocics, number of seetil CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT tables, oak hall seat and mirror, oak 67 Bloor Str. W. . Toronto Out hall table, and two chairs, 1 mahog- any wall -what-not, 1 &op head sew- ing machine, card table and 4 chars, Edison phonograph and record,, THE McKILLOP MUTUAL electric floor . lamps, table lamps, smakers, 2 reed chairs, pedestals, quantity' of carpets, 1 large rug 13'x16, 1 /large red carpet 16'x16', 1 walnut extension table (antique), 6 dining room theirs, quantity o: linens and bedding., garden tools an 1 two lawn mowers, kitchen utensils, dashes, silverware, 1 waffle iron, DIRECTORS— W. R. Archibald, sandwich tea ter, coal oil heater,- 2 Seaforth; Frank McGregor, Clinton; bedropm suites, beds, springs, matt- Alex. BrOadfoot, Seaforth; -Chris resses, dressers and stands, toilet Leonhardt, Bornholm; E. J. Tretvar- sets, pictures, 4 -burner coal oil stove the, Clinton; John L. Malone, Seorth and oven, 1 set of scales, creeks, heed Alex. McEwing, Blyth; Hugh Afilx•an- washing machine. tubs, boi•ers, der, Walton; George Leitch, Clinton. TERMS — CA2H AGENTS— John E. Pepper, Bruce - Mrs. J. A. Ferguson, Prop. - field; R. F. McKercher, Dublin; J. F. C P Chesney, Clerk. , tender, Brodhagen; George A. Watt, Harold Jackson, Auctioneer. . 56-2 myth. Parties desiring to effect Mem- Notice to Creditors arise or transact other 'business will In the Estate of AGNES ELIZA- be Promptly attended to on P ,ap liea- BETH TAYLOR, late of the tion .to any of the above' officers ad- dressed to their respective post offi- Townshin of Hullett, in the 6""ntY cos. Losses inspected by the director. of Huron,. Widow, deceased. All persons having 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' 16tirclay of Jely, AD. 1945, after which date the as sets will be distributed amongst the, parties ertilea thereto, which notice shall hav,e been given, having regard only to the claims of Dated at Clinton, this 25th day of June, A.D. 1945. P. FINGLAND IC.C, Clinton, Ont. Solicitor for the said 'Estate. 55.,3 Coining North, arrive .,. 11.20 cur, • Fire Insurance Company - Head Office, Seaforth. Ont. OFFICERS— President W. R. Archibald, Seaforth, Vice -President Frank McGregor, Clinton, Manager Secy-Treas. M. A. Reid, Seaforth. CANADIAN, 14AYS 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.ioe. Going West, depart 12.04 p.m. Going West, depart 11.10 p.m. London and Clinton Division