The Clinton News Record, 1929-04-18, Page 7eLlINTO1S1EWSRECOED
dotsrstu Dievvs b-cit4a4-1 in the Cemetery, Rev.
• M. MeIllroy, of the Presbyterian
church conducting the services. Be-
idMi' es MHudsou, • the are. two
other daughters,. lqrs. Patterson and
Mrs.Emmons, of Calgary', and •two
sons, Garnet and Allen, of London
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EA,F011111: Th13 Ladies •Aid
.Society of First Presbyterian church
entertained the choir and Sonday
;day from the home of -his Baugh school teachers at a sumptuous ban -
Colin lindson Hensalr with quet on•Friday eifening in the hap.
ENSALLNews was received
ye of the death- •'Calgary last
ursday Nvluiam. Webber, long a
ident of this district, at .the age
84 years. 1*. Webber sold 'his
m last fall and went to Calgary te
and the ',winter with his daughters
ire: The remains 'Were .sent to
1, the .funeral taking place on Wed -
The tables were beautifully
decorated with yellew ;jonquils, • the
•color scheme being white and ,Kr een
Short after • dinner 'speeches were
made by the pastor, Rev, Irving 8.
Keine, the Sunday school., superin
tendent, J. G. Mullen; the choir
leader, M. Ilr,Rennie; Miss MeLean;
teacher of the primary class; Vhs.
W. &dent; president of the Ladies'
Aid; Mrs. Keine, Miss Edith Mc-
Kay, president of •the choir, end
others. •
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a full lioe of Whippet
Commercial Oars and
Willys•Xnight Trucks
$8ng$in
!aifi 17.
45tra taxes
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The longer, larger
bodies of the new
Whippets, thelow
lines, distinctive
colors, higher radia-
tors and hoods,
heavier one-piece full -
crown fenders, are
bringing to Four and
light Six buyers an en-
tirely new conception
of bow beautifit an
SUPERB BEAUTY
rger Bodies
FIGEJPCTOL
The greatest driving con-
venience since the self.
starter. A single button
in the centre of the steer -
big wheel controls all
functions of starting the
motor, operating the lights
and sounding the horn,
inexpensive car can be.
Roomier interiors, broader seats, ,
longer front and rear springs, snub -
hers and oversize balloon tires bring
youthericlingcomfortolcostliercars.
MechanicaRy too,thinew"Whippets
. are far advanced—faster, livelier,
more powerful than ever. They are
the lowest -priced cars to offer such
important features as the new
"Finger -Tip Control"; silent tinting
chain and fall fore.
feed lubrication. .s.,
They carry on Whip-
pet's unsurpassed rep-
utation for operating
economy and mini-
mum service costs.
Be sure to see the new
Whippets at your first
opportunity
WHIPPET FOUR
COACH $725, Coupe $725, Coupe
(with rumble seat) $765, Sedan
$810, Roadster $660, Roadster
(with rumble seat) $700, Touring
$595.
WHIPPET SDC COACH $930,
Coupe (with rumble seat) $970,
Sedan $995,Touring $795,DeAuxe
Sport Roadster $1150. AU Prices
F.O.B. FacthrY• Toronto, Taxes
Extra.
BERT LANGFORD, CLINTON
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A Column Prepared Especially for Wor!len
Bat Not Forbidden to Men
Little denghter, doing dishes, while they have cared for the needs
•Think of water— • .
It is sd gleaming white, so green,
Child, remember it has seen
Meadows, and has run between
Ferns and roots of trees;
R has ministered to these.
Sing, dear, at your work.
Be proud!' •
The- old dishpan .holds a ,eload,
Holds a snowbanR from , a mountain.
Turn a f.atiCet,
You've a fountain! • '
You have rivers, yen have oceans
Come to serve your Whims; your not-
ions
And Your fingers', dear, are fishes—
See them dart among the dishes.
There' are flowers in the suds— in deciding' to subsidize a doctor for
Forget-md-nots, crabapple huds. 1Tobermory, Dr. Eva R. Fisher hav-
ing gone up to that "narrow neck of
land" laet week to commence prac-
tise. This is but one of the many'
useful; patriotic and nation -building
efforts of the Women's Institute..
The people up a4 Tobermory
have never had a doctor, ihe field not
'being of a such promising nature•as,
to invite the services of a medical
man. But, with the promise of some
outside assistance, a medical woman
has been induced to try it. We shall
watch the result with. interest. Dr.
Fisher has been looking after the
Toronto practise of another woman
doctor for some little time so has had
some practical experience.
••••• REBEKAH
of their , households. They have
planned the plots of books, thought
out reforms, planned many things
which have been for the benefit of
themselves and others. Indeed, , it
is nauth more profitable to occupy
the mind thinking of something beau-
tiful, exalted and' exalting than to
poison it with thoughts of .one.'S bard
lot in having to do 'these shiuile and
apparently- unimportant tasks. What-
ever we. do we -should not allow our-
selves to become drudges in our
'Work.
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The Ii'etlered Women's Institute
of Ontario have taken a forward step
What more could a maiden ask
Of a task? ,
Little daughter, doing dishes,
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Think of water.
--Ethel Romig Fuller, in Poetry.
So much of the housekeeper's time
is spent in doing the ordinary tasks,
preparing vegetables, washing dish-
es; tidying up, that they need to keep
the mind occupied with other things,
else there is the danger that they will
become, not houselseeping-homemak-
ers, but drudges. One should not al-
low oneself to become- a domestic
drudge.
"But, with a family to work for and
a holm to keep how am I to help it?"
a busy mother, asks. Oh, it isn't so
" hard. So many of these tasks are so
simple they 'do not occupy the brain,
they only occupy the hands and when
you become used to them you can per-
form them mechanically, with very
little thought, so that the mind may
be busied, while the hands perform
these necessary but monotinous tasks,'
with other and more interesting
thoughts. One can think over the lat-
est book one has read, ean plan
„changes and alternations in one's
wardrobe, in the house or its fur-
nishings; plan a holiday; go over
one's correspondence and plan what
to write certain friends about, ete.
It is the woman whose work demands
mental attention all the time who
has no leisure, not the one whose
hands can perform mach of her work
without calling upon the use of her
brain.
Some women will tell you' that you
cannot attend to your home and fam-
ily and let your mind go wool-gather-
ing at the same, time. But women
have done some Wonderful thinking
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upper and lower bowel, it removes
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give your stomach and . bowels a
REAL cleaning and see how good
you feel! Overcomes constipation
W. S. R. Holmes, Druggist.
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You cannot fully realize the "true worth of the thoughtfully
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series). . until you sit in their comfortable seats and then test
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Detailed description of all Durant models will be mailed to you
ma request . . . or better still • . is obtainable tiearhyT...at yOtir
local Durant dealers'.
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and Mr. Wm. SallowS.
Mrs. C. C. Brown spent last week
Ivith arid Mrs. Vere Ouninghain.
Mr.' 'Harold Squires is at present
employed with 1ft• Warner Walter.
Owing to heavy rains the road
from the 8th concession to the 9th
concession is ininaseable for a space,
A II,orticultural Society was form-
ed on 'Wednesday of last week with
qUite a number present.
The Bentniller Young People stag-
ed their play, "The Road to the City,"
at Union church on Friday evening.
They were requested to put it on
again at Port Albert on Tuesday
evening of this week.
Colborne Township
A number have signed up to have
Hydro installed in their homes when
it is strung through this section Of
Colborne. ,
There passed away at Goderich
hospital on Wednesday of last week
Mr. Charles McHardy who had been
removed front the residence of his
daughter, Mrs. Melvin Tyndall on
Tuesday morning. Mr. MbIlardy had
an attack of blood poisoning from
scratches of rusty wire on Tuesday
of the week previous to his death.
The old gentleman was in his eighty-
seventh year and ,was one of the
older settlers of this township and
one of the early members of Smith's
Hill Church, was a man of high char-
acter and a respected citizen. About
eighteen years ago he and Mrs. Mc -
Hardy and daughter, Jennie, now
11/frs. Melvin Tyndall, moved to God-
erich and lived on. Elgin Avenue till
last Autumn, since which he had liv-
ed with his daughter. His Wife, for-
merly Miss Buchanan, predeceased
him three years ago.
The funeral took place from Mr.
and Mrs. Tyndall's residence on Sat-
urday at 2 o'clock. Rev. Mr. Clarice,
pastor of North Street United church,
Goderich, where Mr.. Mellardy atten-
ded in later years, took the service,
assisted by the Rev. R. B. Cumming
of Bemniller and, Smith's Hill ep-
pointinents. Interment was made in
Goderich eeinetery. The pallbearers
were: Mr. Fraser and Mr. Win. Rob-
ertson of Goderich, Mr. Tait Clark,
IVIr. Alex. Young, M. Gordon Young
WAI/PON: Prior to leaving for
her new home in Seaforth 1VIrs. R. Ni.
Ferguson wasPresented With a Bible
and an address from the Women's
MliseienerY Society of Duff's United
church, Walton. . Iler daughter, Mies
Annie Ferguson, who had efficient-
ly' filled the position of 'organist
and choir leader, was also 'made the
recipient of an address and parting
gift frolo the congregation of Duff'S
United church and Miss Maud Fer-
guson was also presented with a
box of handkerchiefs from the Sun-
day schotd. class.
ATURALLY, people ex-
iN pea more of a BIG Six.
They expect stamina and de-
pendability, as well as beauty
and performance.
Men who give a car hard usage
are being impressed by the de-
- pendability of Pontiac Big Six.
And the longer they drive it the
deeper grows their respect.
They lo9k for Big Six dependa-
bility—and they get it . . plus
the smoothness, the power and
the rich riding comfort that.
only General Motors and
Fisher Body builders could
provide at Pontiac price.
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READ THESE REASONS
Bigger Bodies by Fisher. Rich plush upholsterimi Ternstedt
Stments, Big Sia high -compression engine—accurately balanced.
Fuel piling. New type carburetor. Internal expanding, dirt -proof.
Iour-vbeel brakes, Foot controlled, tilt -ray headlights. Lovejoy
Shock Absothers. Spring ewers.
J. l. HOWARD
CLINTON, ONTARIO
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