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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1929-06-27, Page 1WITH IICH IS NCORPORAFD TECLINTON N T} EP NTAR 'W, TfU.Y.R • UN, 2, E3t1UEJ IS ijUALITY, SEHIICE RNEJ LDtAI PRICES If PES°lE UUfT You can combine the practicalwith gae-and beauty by chooig your Silverware from our stock. - NEW DESIGNS IN I�LAT TNIVES, FORKS ANil . SPOONS NEW.DESIGNS IN SILVER TEA: SETS Also in other equally practical lines,: Call rand inspect our y. aetsyar � Coats At H elf Prace For one week` onl we Ywill offer any coat in stock at this ridiculously low price Sale of Dresses Concluding the largest DressSeason we have ever. enjoyed we now offer the blance of our stock of seventyfive ganaents at greatly re- duced prices. 'These also Include ensemble suits of silk •crepe and sport flannel latememitruetterdlogiomastatte tehway Titre Most men prefer Hatchway to any other• kind of Underwear. Once yu slip into your first sut you ;well understand the reson why.- Hatchay ie buttonlessIt slps or on in a flah. Hatchway is comfortableIt has no contraining pelt or ,waistband to get hot or rumple upHatchway is cool, • It: hangs free from the shulders, a11ong ar to circulate all around the Hatchway cool nainsook $1.25er suit P Hatchwa. Fine Ba y lbrn an 2 00 er sugg $ it j� 2.9 5 $4 95 TBE MOBflISN CIOTHIN6 CG re earl for Fier Man" A, Squal) y i E MARKETS Wheat, $y 20. Barley, 60c to 65cOats;4c to 50c. Buckwheat70cButter, 85c to 36e.Eggs18e to 25e, Live hogs; $122, A TEMPORY APPONTMENT At a aneeting held on Tuesday eve ning the Public Utilities Commission appointed Mk. A. E. Rumball to the position of superintendent, a position left vacant by the dath ' of H, 13Chant, for a period of: four months on probation• Mr. Runiball, who has been asisstant to the superintendent for several yearshas ,ben •successfull cay Frying onwith rho assistance of M'r, Jabez Rands; Jr„ who has alsohad some years' experience, and that of Mis ShirleyBawden in . the office, for the past six months, since the beginning of the illnes of Mr.ChantOFFICERS INSTALLED The following officers were instal -led at `a meeting of ` the 'Clinton Lodge A.F :and AA.M. onMndayevening, R.t.'W. Bio. H.E. Rorke, P.D.- D:G,M., acting as installation officerW - M -W: 3. PlumsteelI. P. M.—H. P. Plumteel. S. W. --F. G. Thompson3. W.—F. T: Jackon, Chaplain --C,- H. Vneer. 'Preaturer W. D.Iair. S. D.-Hbert Cox. J. D.—G. E, Hall.I. G.—H. Clark. 'Stewards -H. Eiekett,. E..Pines. Tyler—A. Castle. °D, of C.N, Ball.Auditors—Ii, W. Gould,j'. A. Ford.Trustees—H. Ii: Ma$rien, G.Jefferson, C. W. Draper. Secretary I-. E. Rorke. KENT-CRICH. The following from the Vancouver (BC.) Province; reers to the mar- riage of a cousin of Ms.' James Maninng of Clinton: Mases of white Iilae and: cut flowers interspersed with pastel shaded' blossoms, palms and ferns made a lovely setting Satur- day evening: when Mss Martie Mar- garet IGerttude Otilr and Mr. Harold Vincent Kentwere married at one of the important ceremonies . of. early June. The bride is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Ms. Ni P. Crich of 4273 West Tenth, while the groomis the only son of M. and Mrs. Harry . Dent also of this city° Rev. G. 0. Faliis asisted, by Rev. M. H. Jack- son officiated at the service, whichtook place at 7:0 o'clock at Canadian 1Vl:gmofil Church, and acting aa ush- ers were Mr. Arthur O'Rley, Mr. W.Bowinri Mr. T. 73. Campbell and Noel Woodruff. During the interval, in the service Mr. Sidney Smith sang "I -Love You ruly," while. Mr. Weido, organist of the church played the nuptial musicThe bride was precedecu' by her three attendants,her sister, 1VTisEv Ie Cinchiss ' tIiYn , MI mel Mordenand Mis Hs chem a •sr w i 11V4b h e .Wal •MterBennett was best roan Given in ,marriage by her father, the bride wore an exquisite.bridal gown of transparent velvet made with moulded bodie, and very full skirt, the flaed hmline" clipping ane length et the back, Shirring elaborated the bodice at the front, and con- tinued beten the flares in the skirt, while adding to the graceful •sil-huette were the tightfitting mous.quetaire slves. Facing the hemline was satin, in. the ,soft shell pink shade. With this was worn a pearl chotkerand' a veil of emnibroidered Brussels -net which . •draped in sot folds from a Juliet cap circled withnatural orange blossoms. At • eitherside was a Clustr of the blossoms and bud, and she carried a shower bou- quet of pink and white rosebuds' and lily-of-the-valleyMiss Evelyn Crich and Miss Ithiel Morden were dresed alikein peach georgette posed.over the same -shade of satin, the frocks showing the longgraceful bodice and three flonced skirt also dipping at -the back to give the aneven hemlin. A crushed girdl of self material draped to a diamanbuckle. at thefront,the sleeves o georgette. were long, andsthe necklin was in point effct. Miss helen Mens wore the same style of frock, but the - ore Ottewas,g g maue,Ther mohair' piture hatstrimmed at one side with French flowers in, patel shades, and. thir slppers matched their costumesand;,.-they carried weetpas and rosebuds. • Miss Crich and ss Mar1Vlt deft carried mauve floers, while Miss Myers' were pinkThe reception was held -at the home of the brdes jarents,'the bridal• pax t re ee vnY r n th uee s tg is s andin •g nn der an archway of'wlrite lilc and Plms, while on the tea table, withits Mtadira lace cloth and threeetier wedding' cake, were alo bud' vasesroses and tall pink tapers in silvescones Mrs.' Crich was wearing ' a mart beige satincostume while MksKet chose an\imported frock of corflower blue georgetteMr. and Mrs. Kent are motoring to Los Angeles for their honelrmoon, the bride' travelling. in an ensemble of el .law cie e rY p omaine, lavishly embofce d r d with.woo i1 n astel hp 5 ads about the collar•, cuffsthe frot;andhem of the coat; '}ter'Freirch felt hat was; also yellow and embroidered in wool,. and completing her-attrac1ive costume WOM a grey fox fur, the gift of the groom. T HOME PPR YRQ��AEOI .o L ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED n- 11fa�. and Mrs. J. K. Wise,- announce re the engagement of their only .daugh= e- ter, Viola, to My: Joseph Clifton Proc- h, tor, ,only son of M. and .Mrs. Lewis Proctor, Molmesville, the marriage to take place shortly. Mr. E. Floody of Toronto,- for der of The News=Record, is to'tal part in the Diamond Jubilee celebr tion of S.S. 1Vo. 10, East W�awanos where ho formerly' taught, on July .3rd. 'A CI-IURCII .PARADE Murphy Lodge . No. 710 and LO. - 13.A, No. 377 attended Divine service in St, Paul's church on Sunday 'even ing last, when the rector, Rev. L. C. 'Harrison, preached an impressive ' sermon. At the conclusion of the ser - .vice the Orangemen and L.0.B.A. again' formed and marched to the Library Park, 'where the new flag` of Murphy Lodge was impressively dedicated. VISIT FROM MISSIONARY Rev. Kenneth 3, Beaton, B.A., of West China, was the special preach. er, gt, Ontario street 'United church, Clinton, on Sunday. Mr, Beaton =was a Clinton boy and member of the On tarso •Street congregation, and his visit attracted -large -congregations at both services. Rev. A. E. Doan, pas- tor of the church, was in charge. "The Voice of China" was Mr. Bea - ton's morning subject, and in the evening, "The Bright Spots in a lalissionary's Life." Ile gave a vivid picture of the work in.Chjua: A FAMILY REUNION A Holland Fama]y Reunion was held at Jowett's Grove, Bayfield, on Saturday .last. Members of the George Holland, Clinton, and Charles Holland, Seaforth, fainilies, were re- presented, also . Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Walker, formerly Annie Holland. Mlles.:Vance and Miss Walker.all of London. Relatives from. Seaforth, VS'ltnn, Lucknow, Brucefield and Goderich township were present; al- so Mr. J. B. Lobb of Galt, The day being ideal, the sports were much en- joyed.. All report having had a good time. - D.EE.,ATH OP 'JOHN STEPHENSON The funeral of the late John Steph- enson, whose death occurred at his home in Port Arthur on Friday, teak place from hi old. residence, now the residence of Miss Irwin, Clinton, on Monday afternoon. The Porn Arthur News-Chroniole of Saturday had the following refer- ence to Mr. Stepheeson's demise: , -. "John Stephenson, resident of Port Arthur for the past few years, died at' 10 o'clock last evening after a short illness at his home, 422 Am- brose Street. Ile was eighty-three years old, Mr. Stepheesou was born in England, and came to Canada when young, settling at Clinton, Ontario, where for a number of years he was engaged in the building and contract- ing business moving to Port Arthur eight years ago to make his home with his two daughters,, Misses Em- ma and Doreen, both of the Port Ar- thur teaching staff. Mr. Stephenson is survived by two daughters, Emma and Doreen of 422 Ambrose Street, and o so two sons, J. R. Stephenson, ,of London; Ont., and b'red of Spring, field, Mass., formerly Physical Direc- tor'of the Y. M. C. A. Port Arthur, Two 'brothers and three sisters also survive, nainely, David of Duluth, and Joseph of Souris, Man., and Mrs. Dielsie, of Vancouver; Mrs. Tedford, Chicago, and Mrs. Bosman, Wingham, Ont, A short funeral service' will be held at . the honne, 422 Ambrose Street, this evening at 8 o'clock to be conducted by Rev. D. R. Patterson of Trinity United Church, Burial will take place at Clinton, Ont., Monday, June 24th." 1V2r•, Stephenson had been enjoying good 'health until the day before his death, when he. suffered a stroke,. from which ho failed 'to rally. He hadalways been very active and had been going about hie daily duties right up to the -last, He had 'visited here last year, seeing -many of his old friends,' but while his daughters plan- ned to come east this summer .he: had deelared his' intention of remain- ing at home to look -after things dur- ing their absence. Until his removal to Port Arthur some years ago he had been one of • eCiinton's' best -know residents. He to was of a cheerful and ardent nature f and was a devoted member of Wesley e church, having been one of the eerie' My menobers of the old Rattenbury, street congregation: a The remains were brought to Clin- ton for interment, being accompanied by his daughters, who were met in. Torontteby a son, iVlie John Stephen- son of Londbn, and by the courtesy of IV3iss Irwin the :old home in Huron street wa s placed at their disposal for the funeral, Rev, D. N. McCamus of London, a former pastor, gave the memorial address, Rev., J. E. Hogg conducting the service. The pallbeax•-' erse w re .Alberte e S elY> r D•. J' S. Evans, J. P. Sheppard, John Lindsay, A. 3. Tyndall and H. E. Rorke. Amongst those from a distance who were present for the funeral were: Messrs, Sherlock and 1Vlanning, R. Ohowen and McFarlane and. Rev, Mr• McCamus of London Mr. and ,-Mrs. Bosnian and two sons, Mrs. Lake and Mrs. Leishman, Wingham.' lVlr, Peed Stephenson happened to be at Los Angeles, Calif., at the time and was unable to come, Amon getstte" many floral emblems sent in memory of the deceaseed was a wreath from the children of the neighborhood in which ho ;lir-ed in Port Arthur; with whom be "was on terms of warmest friendship. This token was much appreciated by his family. I Mr. and Mrs. Foobt, J. Fisher an- nounce the engagement of - their daughter, Hazel Agnes, to Mr. Frank Chance, son of Mr: and Mrs.'A. Chance of Alameda, Sask., ;the .mar nage to take place the latter part of June. ENTERTAINIVIEN7 ENJOYED Last Wednesday evening the County.' Home folks were treated to a 'concert by some young people, ac- companied by Rev, Mi. WJhite, Elin- ville. The inmates of the Ilome._wel- comes and appreciates - any enter- tainment t that is bright, cheerful and humorous and well mixed with o1d- time music. Such was the 'concert given, by the people o£"Elinville: The management. and residents wishes to thank these merrymakers for their 'entertainment and ,other'` thoughtful kindness, and extends a moat hearty invitation to come again, COUNTY JUDGING COMPETITION•. The combined Household Science and Live Stock Judging Competitions were held at Clintpn Friday, June 21st. The attendance was,very good, forty-eight contestants competed in the Competitions. The results of the girl's competition are as follows: Highest Score was made by Miss Bertha Hoggert, BIyth. ' First prize, Nutrition, Miss Addie Procter, Wing - ham. First Prize, House Furnishing, Miss Dorothy Bryant, Blyth. First Prize, Clothing, Miss Mildred, Hain - stock, Fordwich. The results' of the competition in Live Stock.Judging are as follows;: High Score, Robt. Connell, Palmer- ston. Seeopd, Walter.• Wood, Wing]iam. ' Third, James Mctutosle, Seeforth. The trophiesfor the two. highest scores went to Walter Wood and Jas. McIntosh since Robt. Connell was not eligible to'tvin the tropjiy. The high men in each class of Live Stock were: Horses, Robt. Coultas, Wingham. Beef Cattle, Rebt, Connell, Palm- erston." • Dairy a .Cattle, ' Orval *Grata Blyth, Sheep, Dave McIntosh, Seaforth, Swine, Gordon. Reynolds, Seaforth. Judging front the 'results of this Competition there is good promise of outstanding judging teams that will represent Huron County in the Inter County competitions held at Toronto and Guelph. The proceedings wound up with a banquet in the council chamber in the evening, followed by a dance. LITTLE LOCALS ., Entrance examinations are on this week. Owing Mondaybeing a holiday dAy the town couneil will meet on Tues- clay,evening, The semi-annual meeting of the South` Huron L,O.L. was held in CIintonNin Wednesday evening of last week.. . Mr, and Mrs. R. B. Carter have taken a cottage in Jowett's Grove, Bayfield, for July and with Miss Eva will spend the month there. .Misses Eleanor and Jean Phlmsteel, Ruth Ball, Eleanor McEwen and Jack Gibbings, Western University students were alt successful hi their exams. The Huron Regiment • goes into camp at London on Tuesday, July 2nd, to Saturday, July 13th: Anyone wishing to join sheuid see Capt. T. Morgan. ' The Publie Hospital board will meet in the board room of the town hall on Wednesday evening at half past seven, iustead of Tuesday, the regular date. - 'Messrs. Frank *Ewan, Roy Pitz- simmons,' Grant Rath and Sana Castle are camping -at their 'summer camp, Dew -Drop -Inn, Bayfield, for the sum - Trier months. The Ladies' Aid of Ontario street United church held a very successful "baza " a at• f orenon x me , a and buss gess men's supper in the council chamber on Saturday last. A number of the friends of Miss Viola Wise met at her 'home on Tues- day evening 'and presented her with �a miscellaneous shower, in view of her approaching marriage. Mr. !George Cook, Victoria street, had the misfortune to fracture bis leg while at work at the.boherty Pi- anos the other day. 'The enforced holiday which this'aceldent will cause will not be especially appreciated, Ma J. Mahaffy had the misfortune to fall frown a step et his home- the, other day and sustained a fracture of the arm. He is doing, as web a$ could be expected., but such an acci- dent in the case of a man of bis years is always meet regrettable The "Wearwells" softball team won from the Holeproof Hosiery 'team, London, in the match played in the l Meal park last Saturday afternoon in A score of 15-10, It was witnessed by a largo number of interested far*, several coming up with the. London team, ERTISE IN THE NEWS-flECUflO. ;: u. •, a :;. vi.?. v:. ;.:i� i)i tt";ltskt YC t(S'4t8', WESLEY-WILLIS UNITED: CHURCH • Whichwite opened pened on Sunday.. The former edifice was destroyed by - fire June 21st, logs, and has been'rebuilt on the same site, using the same foundation and walls. PICNIC AT BAYFIELD The Huron County Council field their annual picnic Friday afternoon - at Jowett's Grove, Bayfield. As the weather was ideal picnic weather there was 'a larger attendance than usual. Sports were indulged in until late in the .afternoon when a splendid supper was served by the ladies. Reeve N. W;.'Trewartha and Mrs. Trewartha and family and ex -Reeve B.jatngford and family and ex -War- den "D,. Cantelon went from Clinton. AMONG THE CHURCHES Presbyterian Church The Sacrament of the -Lord's Sup- per will be administered at the morn- ing service -on Sunday. The Sunday evening service will be with -drawn. Preparatory service at. g o'clock. Friday evening. Wesley -Willis United Church Opening.; services Sunday, Jane 30th. Rev. Murdoch: McKinnon, D.D., of Toronto• will preach morning and evening, and will also have charge of the dedication of the church at the morning service; and of the Sun- day school in the afternoon. Spec- ial mnsie will be rendered by the choir, assisted by M;ts, J. E. Shep- herd and ,• Miss Ann Stewart. Baptist- Church B, Y.- P. U. will hold a special rally on Sunday-ufternoan, when -a special gong service will 'be given at three o'clock by members of the Scotch Choir, Toronto, who wilt render sol- os, duets, quartettes, etc. The public, as well as members of the Union and of the congregation, are cendialIy in- vited to come and hear these' conse- crated singers. They will sing. in Auburn morning and evening. Salvation Army Capt, II. Barrett and Lieut E. Critchley, who for some months have been in charge of the Salvation Army Corps here, left this week for Wier - ton and Preston respectively. They will be succeeded by Captain P, Ed- wards and Leuteinaant P. E. Williams. Welcome services es will be held in the Salvation Army hail on Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. for Captain F. Edward and Lieutenant P. E. Wil- liams: St; Paul's Church On Sunday morning at 11 there will be a celebration of Holy Com- municn., The evening service is with- drawn in consideration of the reopen- gregation. ing services :of : Wesley -Willis con - On -„Monday evening ten members of the congregation received the rite of Confirmation at the hands of Archbishop Williams. The Archbishe op preached the sermon taking as his text the words; "Love the Brother- hood." The candidates were present- ed by the rector: Ontaria,Street United Church Sunday, June 80th is "Flower. Sun- day!' The , school will assemble in classes at 10:80, ami. and will then attend the service et 11 am., when the .flowers, the ehiidren and the birds will bring their special mes- sage.: The evening service will be with- drawn on account of the opening. services in Wesley -Willis' Church. The Ladies' Aid will,.meet.in the lecture room of the church on Wednes- day afternoon at three o'clock: People You Kneen . Mu. Bruce Wbatherwax of Orillia is visiting at ethe home of his grand- father, Me'. I). Cantelon, Mr. and Mrs. Murray of Dauphin, Man: M visited ed a the I home r e ff fM•, and Nfrs. R. J. Fisher last week. x Mrs, J. Stewart and Mise Mary R. Stewart left this week on a trip to the ;west. They take the boat at S,Iirnia today. ch A2 bishop; Williams of London was the guest of Rev. L. C. and . 1VIes. Igetrison at the rectory on Mon- day evening, Mr, and Mss. Roland of Mitchell and. Dr. and *s. Smith of Edinboro, 'Scotland, called on Mr. and Mrs, 3; G• Chowen yesterday, �. Die F. G. Thompson was in Hamilton - last week- attending the Grand Lodge of. the I.O.O.F., ai, delegate from Clinton Lodge 1330, 83, Mm, J. B. Mustard was in Toronto lest week attendingmeeting mem a of g rho Retail Coal Dealers' Associa- nom of which he is a director. Masters , It. I. Phoenix and W. Mc- Gillvray of 1-Iamilton motored ,up yesterday and are spending a few, days at the homeof the fo1mer's grandmother,; Mrs. R. J. Cleft ootltxtesvilLe Yesterday was not a very incourag-- ing day for the Ladies' Aid of the United church, as they had planned a strawberry festival. Indeed, it ioolc- ed several times as if the event would have to be postponed. But as that was well-nigh impossible about four o'Clock the tables were carried from Miss Acheson's lawn to the church basement, where supper was served, and the program was given in the church, later. 'There was a fine at- tendance, the supper was excellent and the 'prop= ' good. Those res- ponsible for the affair were very well pleased with the way it turned out. Mrs, John Cudmore has returned home after a short visit with her daughter, Mrs. Douglas Ward, of Elmira. alev. 3. W;. Herbert and family are leaving this week for their sum- mer Knee in Muskoka, 1VIr, ,Herb- ert will return, to occupy his pulpit on the twenty-first of July, but Mrs. Herbert; Billy and Edith, will re- main in Muskoka until the end of August. Services in the Unified 'Church will be withdrawn next Sunday be- cause of the grand reopening of Wesley -Willis United Church, Olin - ton, which was destroyed by fire a year ago and which has been enlarg- ed, alid 'rebuilt: ' Victor Seymour, who was formrer- Iy employed- with Lewis Proctota. has hired with Samuel Emmerson of Porter's Hill. A. number of the friends of Mae Viola Wise of Clinton, a bride -elect of this week, gathered at her home in Clinton on Tuesday evening and gave her a miscellaneous shower. Mass Wisewas the recipient of a number of beautiful and useful gifts. Misses Emily, Minnie and Elva Proctor and Altalind McCart- ney were among those present. The trustees of S.S. No. 3 have engaged ag e d Mnss bIc 3om aid ,Tees- water, of Tees - water,to rePIace Miss Margaret' n Yet' Grieve, of Egmondville, who has resigned after two years' service. Two pupils from the local school' are writing their entrance examin- ations at. Clinton Colelg]ate this week, This is the smallest entrance class for some years Vias. Brogden Metall and Miss Minnie Proctor attended the Con- servative rally in Wingham on Thursday afternoon' and had the pleasure of meeting the Hon. Rich- ard Bennett, 'who was the guest of honor at a luncheon .given by Mr. Spotton; member for North Huron, at his home in Winghenn. Barney'• Williamson of Porter's Hall, hassecured a job with the workmen, who are widening the Cut Line, • Miss Susan Acheson attended the Huron County Council picnic at Bayfield on Friday afternoon as the guest of Mr. and Ma's. Nelson ' re- wartha of Clinton, ` A number from the village at- tended the Ebenezer .strawberry' - festival on the lawn of Wilfred Big- gins on Friday evening. The Clin- ton Kitty Band supplied the pro- gram. I Oatde$boro r IVl .. and Mgrs. Percy. Manning and •'. ¥'ss Phyllis and Mr. and Mrs, Frank Tamblyn, Seek and Margaret spent` a -few days in Toronto this week -as the guests of Mr and Mi s, Harvey1VI'or- r]s and Mr. and Mrs. W. Tarablyn.. The District annual W. I. was held in the Community hall here on Tues- daye June 25th, Over 100 delegates registered '. from the surrounding 1 bra c n res. Dinner was served to a bout thund about 375; Thewo meetingdrewasand veryinttea toerest-ou ing and profitable, Fla E. Adams, Reeve of Mullett, gave : the address of welcome, the -reply being given hSt 1Vlrs. Whiteman of BIyth. It was decided to hold the annual next year at Auburn. • The regular meeting of the W, 1: will be held on,July..11th, a week lat- er than, usual. , A nice little sunt was realized by the ba•aa• G x held ifi- connection with, the. District annual of. the W, L. 3D Benny Hunking lost a valuable mare last "week, ' Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Adams and Mr; . and Mr's. C. Dexter spent Sunday at ' the home :of Me. and Mrs, Norman Carter, near Seaforth.