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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1942-04-09, Page 54078, MONUMENTS To those contemplating build - 'ling a Monument , , Get my prices before buying. Cemetery Lettering a specialty. All work guaranteed. JOHN GRANT CLINTON MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS Clinton — Ontario Successor to Ball & Zapfe 59 ti ThURS , APRIL`9,1 42 THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD AUBURN Mrs. Effie' Chopin of Toronto spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs: J. C. Stolta. Miss, Norman Daer has returned home after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Rohe Hayman, of St. Catherines, Robert Craig of the R.O.A,.F'., Trenton, spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Graig. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Foreman and twe 'ohildren of Flint, Mich., were weekend visitors of Mrs, Ii'oreman's father Mr. Edward Jones. Miss Frances Houston of Kitchen- er General Hospital and Jim Houston, 2t•.Ct,A,F., Montreal, spent the week. end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs, -John Houston. Miss Helen Marsh of Brampton, is holidaying with her ,parents, Mr. and Mrs. Beat Marsh, Miss Christine Roberton of Whitby spent the Easter weekend with Dr. B. C. Weir and Miss Josephine Weir. Mr, and Mrs. Chas, McNeil of To- ronto, spent the holiday weekend with Mr, and Mrs. C. E. Asquith, Misses Mary Houston, •of South Porcupine and Jean Houston, of Bowrnanville arc holidaying with their parents, Mr. and Mrs John Houston. Mrs, A. J. Ferguson is visiting her daughter Mrs. Ray O'Neil and Mr. O'Neil of Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Raithby, Bill and. Marie, Donis McKnight, Viola Leatherland and Mrs. R. J. Phillips attended a B.Y:P.U. in Goderich Baptist church Friday night, Miss Jean Scott, of Parkhill 'spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. •and Mrs. Robert Scott. Mr. John Cowan held a very sue -1 cesseul sale on Monday. Mr. Cowan has had to give up extensive farm- ing owing to ill health, Mrs. R. D. Munro and Zeta visited last Wednesday with Miss Mary Munro nutse-in-training at 'Wood, •atock hospital. The Baptist Ladies' Aid met atr home of Mrs. W. C. Robertson ton d ' Thursday, Mrs, Annie •Wainer pre- eided. Mrs. John Raithby led in the repetition of the Lord's Prayer. The s scripture was read by Mrs. Frantic •Lansing; and Mrs. Robertson offered Mervyn Keys .of Timmins, son of Mr, and Mrs. Ben Keys, Babylon Line, reported at North Bay, April 2nd to comnc eme his training inthe ReC.A,F. Mervyn is the second son of M2 .and Mrs. Keys to enter the service; Gordon who enlisted last fall in the R•C.A.F: has been stationed at Bala Bala, of the B.O. Coast since early January. The many friends and neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. George Reid; Parr. Line, made a surprise visit at their Koine Saturday night to da honour to their son Bill who will have finished his course at Galt Aircraft School soon, and sent to Manning Depot at Lachine. During the evening Bill was presented with a well filled mon- ey belt, and a military set in the Air- force blue. The following address was read by Gordon Johnston and the presentation made by II'arolci Connell. Dear Bi11:— We your friends and neighbors have met here tonight to offer our good -will 'and fellowship to you as you enter a new phase -of your life. It is with a feeling of sadness and pride that we are here. You have heard the call •of king and +eountay and have freely offered yourself to fight if needs be .for freedom and de- mocracy. Now that your school training is about over and you may be called to other districts or land's we would like you to carry kind mem- ories of this "Parr Line" community with you, so we ask you to accept this gift -with our kindest regards and .best wishes for your welfare where ever you may go May Gott bless you and also the Empire and the United forces. Signed on behalf of your Parr Line friends: Gordon Johnston, Harold Connell, Mervyn Johnston, Bill made a fitting reply, afterwhich a social hour was. spent .and a dainty lunch served. Miss Kate McGregor of Wingham and Miss Margaret McGregor• of To - onto, are spending the Easter hon- eys at the home of Mr. John Mc- Gregor. Miss Shirley Wa1ff of Hensall is spending Easter week visiting her ister Mrs. Norman Baird. Misses Tena Baird; and Authey prayer. The next meeting is to take the form of a Mother's Dayrneeting, ' with a th'ankoffering donation. Readings were given by Mrs. Earl Raithey, Mrs. Cliff. Brown and Mrs. T. McNall Mrs Glenn RaitI b LONDESBORO Misses Mary and Esther Jamieson ,of 'Toronto are spending the Easter holidays with their parents Mr. 'and Mrs. A. Jamieson. Mas. A. Kerslake and Dorothy sof Centralia are visiting with the form- er'e mother, Mrs. H. Lyon. A very impressive taster service on Sunday morning was held at the Unitech church with tate Sunday School and church service combined. The choir rendered special 'music, the boys of the S.S, sang a number, as also did the girls. Mrs. L. McNall gave the story. Grant Snell read Scripture lesson. A large number of young people were received into the church, at the reception service. Rev. Menzies' preached an excellent serm- on "A Grave in a Garden." Four young boys took up the offering. Several potted, plants at the alter ad- ded to the beauty of the service. A cablegram has been received by Mr. Ed. Youngblutt from his son, Sgt. Ob -server Stanley Youngblutt of his safe arrival in England with the R.O.A.F. Mr, Carl Radford and Edwin Foth- ergill •of Niagara Falls. were house over the Easter holidays. Miss Thelma Scott of Toronto spent the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.' John Scatt. Mr's. Wm, Lyon and Miss B. Kirk attended the funeral of their aunt, Mrs. fanny McMath, who. died in To - onto and was- brought to Clinton for bttriel on Tuesday. Mr. W. Pipe of Brussels has hired with Mr. W. E. Manning for the summer months. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Br'undson on Easter Sunday were Mr. Howard Brun'dson, Clintn, Mr. and Mrs. Will Mason and Mrs. Bruns - don's two sisters Clara and Emma of London, and, Mr. Fred Mason, De- troit. Miss Dorothy Little of Swansea, Toronto, with her mother Mrs. Town- send over the weekend holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Jahr- Fingland• re- turned home last week having spent the winter with friends in Toronto. and Niagara Falls. Mrs.• Herman Sundercocic has mov- Batrd spent Tuesday in Seaforth visi-led to her home recently bought from ting, Mr. and Mrs. R. Ross and Mr. Albeit S'haddiek, daughter Gretta. J Mr. and Mrs. T. Fairservice had. Miss Irene Scotebiner of Toronto' nearly all of their family with the as at the home of her parents; Mr. I for Easter. m and Mrs. William S'cotchmer for l Little Audrey and Barbara a Oliver. of Clinton ane holidaying at the Monte Cpl. William Dunealf, who has been of Miss E. Maine. overseas for ,some oninths has re -,1 Miss Margaret Morrison of 'Pa- unned as an instructor. yenta is spending the Easter holidays Cpl. William Dnncalf spent the at the home of Mr. and Mrs', Lloyd aster weekend with Mr, Harold Pen- Medd. tale en the Bronson, Line, I Miss Lillie Garrett is quite ill an d Mr .Joe Wild of Hamilton e is, in the Clinton Rospitai;, we wishpent aster with - his mother, Mrs, v, her a speedy recovery Y'ld. ' ty v- cureh' with a •solo, and Mrs, Robertson brought the topic en Easter. MT Earl Raithby closed) the meeting wi prayer, and a dainty lunch was s ved. Knox United church W.M.S. rn Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. J•a♦s Woods presiding, Mrs, Wood's •op,e ed the meeting• with prayer afte which a" duet was sun • b g y Misses Ila s•, th t se et h .i n- E 1' V Craig and Vivian Straughan. Mrs; Wools reads the scripture lesson, and this was followed by prayer by Mrs. Jas•. Roberton. Rev, H. C. Wilson brought an impressive Easter mess't sage, and Mrs. Fred'P'laetzer render- i ed a solo., Mrs, Chas. Straughan of- P fered prayer, and Miss Margaret gal /-ring dedicated the offering in prayer. Phe', singing of the'National -Anthem At ind prayer by Mrs. Woods closed the R noting with prayer. be 1 Mrs, Alex. Wells has returned from Clinton Irav` rng spent several days at EBENEZER the home of Will Wells who has been quite ill but is now . on the way to Mr. and Mrs. Haroldi Lobb enter- recovery. aired the Y,F,U, on Monday even-' Miss Dorothy Griffiths of Clinton ng to a pot luclt'suPPet'. After sup- spent Sunday at her home. Pe the evening was spent in social Miss Olive Moon of the Wartime nes and :music..' Prices and. Trades Board staff, Ot., The church service next Sunday, tam' spent a few days with. her par-' it 12 is to be conducted by Rev, ernes, Mi.•••and Mrs.` George 1;11)0.. Be v at STANLEY it e Ivat'ril ,Staghenson of Westervelt gel- Ir ege and Bod Reid) of Beck sllegiate, t .,ondonf, silent the holidays- at their s espedtive. hon`igs'i . - h Bola Peek, Barry Reid' and Bill Reid :f Galt Lfrxn•aft ,School .spent •; the. los ioliday with, their parents, ent Herm, of Varna. Service will -V at 3.30 .in., with Sunday” School GODER , 2.45 pen. Note change of time, - •I('H TQWNSt?IP Miss Violet Phillips of Toronto vis- Mrs. James Johnston has mune to• d' at the home of.'her eister Mrs. Goderich to apend,a week with Ira Um Merrill . on Saturday.:;;-. e , G�eotge +Stewart and -other friends, Mr ;a'llonaltl .Ileb4bi ;of:�. St. Marys Miss • e •Margaret Middleton n .' �-1 pont the Baster weeleen, , at, the trainin •,.:in , urxse• to , g Guelph ho of his uncle, Mtil: ;a1:: He h pay'Gfter o n the. `lien'-' aper}t::lryst Thµrsday afternoon• at bha!; Mr. Alvin 'Lobb, R.C;N.V.R. :of ltome••raf her n..:spents last aM1+itle hire ,.+•slrr: P,arentsy aft. and. Mrid par ed Middleton. di s. ACI. Ted Middleton; who is now CUT FLOWERS FLORAL DESIGNS For Every Occasion Cr. V. COOKIE FLORIST Phones: 66w and 66j A Good Poultry Market Whenever your Poultry Flock needs culling we are at your iservice. Prices of poultry are •expected to be in line with other higher prices of meat. Good service given in grading your eggs. N. W. TREWAItTHA Day Phone 214. Night Phone 328. `Batkins Locker' Storage Will observe Wednesday half holi- days during April to November. We sell salmon, white fish, herring, flounders, smelts, fresh fillets; Haddock filletts, boneless salmon; also farmers style sausages, green peas and strawberries•, Custom Killing and Buy Hides Now is the time to store your fish. "Frozen Foods are Better Foods" stationed at Brantford spent the Eas- ter as ter weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Middleton. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Dodge of Detroit spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McGuire,; Miss Grace Stirling of'Toronto spent the Easter holidays with her parents Mr .and Mrs. Jas. Stirling. Mr .and Mrs, Garland Betties of Toronto spent the weekend with his brother Mr, Allen Betties . Seeding is in full swing, the earl- iest in history. Mr. and; Mrs. Ed. Williams of Fordwich and Miss Kate iltrilliams spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs'. John Torrance. Mr, and Mrs. Will Osborne of Til- bury are spending their Easter holi- days at the hone of Mr. and Mrs, Milton Steep. The social evening which was to be at the home of Mr. and Mrs, John Middleton this Friday evening hr's been cancelled due• to the death of a former resident, Mr. John T. Beacom, S.S. No, 11 Red Cross group will meet on Thursday, April 16th, at the home of Mrs. Francis, Powell, The S.S. No. 4 Unit of the Red Cross Society met at the home of Mrs. Leslie Pearson, The president, presided at the -meeting which was opened by singing a verse of + "0 Canada," followed by the Lord's Prayer in unison. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and adopted. The roll call was responded to by nineteen members and there were four visitors, present. A gift of tating donated by Mrs, W. Forbes, was sold by tickets with Mrs. A. Gamble holding the lucky ticket. It was decided to donate $50 to the Clinton Red Cross. Materials for sewing were distributed. A quilt was guilted. Mrs. Hebden brought in four quilt tops which she li'ad pieced from patches, belonging to the Soe- iety. The meeting was closed by singing the National Anthem. Lunch Ives served by Mrs, Pearson, and Miss, M. Jones, Miss Evelyn Wise -of London spent Easter at the hone of her parents, and Mrs. W. Wise. Mrs, Williamson spent the Baste'): Holiday at the hone of her father, Mr. W. Lobb. Mrs. Lloyd Millar.; who Inas, been 'visiting, in Clinton at the home of her mother, Mrs, Rogerson has returned home, Council Meeting Council islet in Hohnesville' on Monday last, Department of High- ways aoount due us an' 1941 expend- iture amounting to 3,000,00 read and filed. Department of Highways that a'•subsidy will only be paid on expen- riture of $3,000 instead of $6,000 for this year. Dept. of Welfare that' the cast -of direct relief will be borne by Muniepality ' tmepaht and The he Province on the 50-50 ba'sisl, • Mr, J. C. Shearer acknowledge with thanks the grant from the Tawnsh+ip to the Provincial Piowing'Maiteh. The Township flag was burned, when e the hail was destroyed, 'the Clerk was instructed to order a new one. The building of a hall, was again discussed' and, the clerk was instructed tis get information whether. the war tied; prices and trade Board will al ,L',w that much, material to be used etc. Council renewed the Treasurer's bond with Mrs, 11. C. Lawson of Clin- ton. Accounts, .paid • s s Premium+ on++ ,Treasurer bo'nd::`.'24.p Cqukt'. , 6 Y o,f•rl�ttrone,I;aspttal"�':;'.::' •. account,, i .,�,r, 24:80 Miss Aeheson,aisecef+;lieu se ,. 6.06 S4pt:.•pay roll :No; 1 a. t —lee t 'Cann'L•,il:;a ^ 1123.30 diaottrned„,to nfeet'•tiit Mon- de May 4 at 2 p.m. PAGE 5 ROXY THEATRE CLINTON NOW PLAYING: Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy in "Look Who's Laughing" Mon., Tues, & Wed. Two Features Adventure in the teeming heart of Asia, along the Burma Road, twis- ting, turning to certain death "BURMA CONVOY" Charles Bickford, 'Evelyn Aukers and Frank Albertson Also: Gracie Fields in "Queen of Hearts" THURS.,. FRL & SAT. Fredric March, Marta Scott and Beulah Bondi You'll ;see no finer picture this year then this outstanding ,story of a sirmple man who toiled.to matte the world better "ONE FOOT IN HEAVEN" SATUflORY SPECIALS SUEYS DATE, LOAF FRIED CAKES TRY OUR CHOCOLATE CAKES THEY ARE SWELL BARTLIFF'S PRONE 1 WE DELIVER FOR SALE 1934 International Panel half -ton Pick-up truck. New tires and in pink of condition. 1941 Pontiac Sedan with 6,700 miles. New car guarantee. Phone 34-616 J. E. IIUGILL & SONS Agents, DANCE sponsored by Varna Junior/Farmers Wednesday, April '15th in VARNA, TOWN HALL Music by IRWIN'S ORCHESTRA . Gents 35c and Ladies Provide Lunch Dancing 9 till 2 Contract Barley We still have a quantity. of Con- tract Barely to put out among the Farmers. Get in touch with us as soon as possible. GEO. T. MCI LE & SONS Hensall, Ontario. OBITUARY JOSEPH FREDERICIC ROGERSON Joseph Frederick Rogerson, a nat- ive of Hullett township and: for the past 22 years a resident of Clinton, d'iesi suddenly Monday, March 30th in Itis 80th year. He had been in poor health for the past few years but had been able to he up and about, On, the Monday morning he walked out to where a barn at the rear of his home was being dismantled and was sod denly stricken with a heart attack. He was supported to the house but succumbed almost immediately. He was a Son of the late Solomon Roger- son and Elizabeth; Bowe Rogerson, pioneer farmers of ,fXullett, 13th con. cession and was born on the 28th of January, 1863. He attended the pub- lic school of hs home section and as a young man engaged in farming. 1 Porty-two years ago he married Jane , I Porterfield of Clifford, Ontario, who. survives. They fawned the home- stead farm until 1920, when they re- n tired and took up. residence in Clinton:dj CAPITAL THEATREGODERICH NOW: 'There's Magic in Music' & "Blondie Plays Cupid" MON., TUES. & WED. Melvyn Douglas, Ruth Hussey and Ellen Drew head a grand comedy east in the nib -tickling marital farce • "OUR WIFE" Thur., Fri., Sat.—Double Feature Anita Louise and Bruce Bennett in a thrilling; adventurous, sub -sea story - The. Phantom Submarine j John Howard, Ernie Barnes and Brod Crawford will tinkle your funnybone with the fun -fest "Tight Shoes" Conning: "Weekend in Havana" .. REGENT THEATRE' SEAFOETH NOW: "Parachute Battalion" and "Scattergood Pulls the Strings" MON., TUES. & WED, "How Green Was My Valley" The greatest philosophical drama of the year, An epic of Wales and its miners Walter Pidgeon, Maureen O'Hara Donald Crisp T'13UItS., FRI.& SAT. Abbott and Costello Clown princes of screen comedy, present their dizziest laugh riot "Hold That Ghost" Coning Sonja Henie in "Sun Valley Serenade" Mat.: Wed, Sat, & Holidays 3 p.m.) Mat,: Sat. and Holidays at 3 pan..1 1001, DANCE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT To Roy Mackenzie and his Orchestra TOWN HALL CLINTON ADMISSION: 35e and 25e Cliff, Watson, Manager 1 THE KINSMEN CLUB of Kincardine Presents MART KENNEY And His Western Gentlemen Art Hallman Judy Richards "3 of a Bind" The Quartet Kincardine Pavilion TUES. APRIL 14 Dancing from 9.30 Proceeds for Service Work TICKETS—$1.00 EACH ON SALE AT CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE Goderich, CKNX, WINGHAM or remit to J. W. MacLeod, Box 226, Kincardine, enclosing stamp- ed, self-addressed envelope. CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Rogerson and family wish to express their thanks and apprecia- tion to Rev. Burton and friends and neighbors for kindness shown in their -sudden bereavement including floral tributes and nardsa of sympathy; they also wish to thank those who offered or loaned their cars. CARD OF THANKS Mil, John Jacob wishes to extend her thanks and appreciation to all those who sold tickets and is any way helped to make the patriotic draw such a great success. Notice Pasture for Rent 100 acres of good pasture for rent with spring creek and plenty of shade. Apply at News -Record, 87-2 MRS. JAMES McMATH A formerresident of Clinton, Fan- nie Cathoritte Polley, widow of the late James C, McMathpassed away at her home in Toronto after a lengthy illness on Easter Sunday morning. She was the daughter of Captain and Mrs. Thomas Polley of Stella,, Ontario. She resided inClinton from the time of her marriage until she moved to Toronto almost eight years, ago. She is, survived by one sister Mrs. Ilerbert Field, Strathroy and three daughters, Marjorie., Ruthand' Winnifred of Toronto. Mrs, MeMath was a former memberof Wesley -Willis United Church and. later of Bloor St. United church, To route. Funeral serivees were held in Wes, ey-Willis United •Oltureh at 2.30 pan,Tuesday, conducted by Rev. A. Lan and Dr. J. E: Hogg, a former pastor nternent was, made in Clinton cele' tery. The pallbearers were Wilme Wallis, Gordon Ohninglam, John In- es, John Turner, Douglas Ball and ohn Nediger Jr. RADIO SERVICE 1842 Radios are here on display in- cluding, Rogers, Deforest, Phileos, Westinghouse, Spartons. I carry a full line of radio tubes, up to date tube tester, General and Everready Batteries Dominion Wa- shing Machines, all electrical applies ances and roofing supplies, A. W. Groves, Princess Ste. CLINTON Farm for Sale I0ighty acres of good clay loam ort the 9th concession of Goderieh town- ship with for P forty acres partly seeded. Spring water, Banked barn. Farm to I be sold to settle the estate. of the late John A. Cox, Albert B. Cox, and Mrs. J. A Cox exeoutore. 86-2 For Sale Quantity of early Alaska Oats and Irish White Oats, Both good yield, ing varieties. Apply to J. Leslie Cox, phone Clinton 903.2, 85.3 For Sale 1936 lie Luxe Plymouth Coach. Apply to G. Hanly at the "White Rose" garage. 84tf. For Sale Good clean Erban Oats for seed. 70c per bushel., Two miles west of Varna on the Bayfield Road, J. E. Pollock. 84.E For Sale Raspberry and Strawberry Plants should be set now. We have some high-class preserving kinds; also Rsome No. 1 Timothy seed and a few oads of choice Alfalfa and Timothy bay. Phone 34-616 for particulars or see J. E. H•trgiil & Sons, 87-2 Plants for Sale Raspberry from Downham Nursery Stock 1940. Early Big Chief. Ripens after strawberry season. Latham 1st prize preserving berries. 50G per dozen .or $1 for 50 plants, William Collins, Seaferth, Phone 61r 642. >i* 87-1 For Rent Two rooms for rent, unfurnished or will furnish if wanted. Apply to Mas. C. L. Stanley, Clinton, phone 205. 87.1 For Rent Comfortable house on Wellington street, Clinton,. with lights and. water. Apply to John Howard, Bayfield, phone Clinton central 624r31. 87-1 Found Paper puneh on oorner of Mill and Albert Streets, Clinton, Owner may call for property at Richmond Hos- iery Mill, Clinton, A. Canon. 87-1 AUC'T'ION SALE Of House and Contents on the corner of Outlet and James Street, on SATURDAY, APRIL 18TH at 2 o'clock sharp, consisting of: r 2 bedroom suites; iron bed, springs and mattress; day bed; leath- er' davenport; oval 'oak leaf extension • table; 6'oak dining room chairs; oak china cabinet; Wilton rug 18' by 9'; linaleuim 15' by 12'; linoleum 15' by 112'; linoleum 12' by 12'; linoleum 12' by 9'; cane chair; cane rocker; 2 oak In a quiet way ,Mr. Rogerson took an interest in sports of the less stren- uous kind, such as bowling and horse- shoe h e dteh� m andwas a pitching,member of a checker club of past years. In re- ligion he was Methodist and later Un- ited church. In politics he was a s Liberal. He was the fourth member 17 of a family of eight to die within one year. Besides his widow there ear - VIVO two daughters, Mrs. Lloyd M I'1- M en, Goderich township, and Mrs. Wil- bur Nott, Tuckersmith; two grand- children; two brothers, Robert Rog- Mo erson, Hullett; and Walter, Seaforth; and one sister, Mrs. Mack Armstrong, Hullett. The funeral was private and: was held from the residence, William street, last Wedhresday.. Services at the home and graveside in Clinton.. cemetery were eoriducted• by Rev.• ,G. G.Burton pasta± if Ontario Street, ih United: a rch l: v11 VARNA Mrs. PIetcher aLondon was a guests at the' home of Mr, and Mrs, rockers; electric radio; electric lamps; A. Ings during the past week. bridge lamps; oil lamps; electric lights Mrs, J. W ,Reid' has returned after & fixtures stove; heated stove; large ponding the Easter holidays in oronto. Mr. and Mrs. R. Latham, and familyof London spent Good Friday with rs. L: Beatty. Mrs. H. Elliott of Detroit spent the weekend with her mother Mrs. J. esap and Mrs. Ball of Clinton. , Mr. and Mrs. Mel. Olark and, family Seaforth and Mr. and Mrs, Will ark and family spent Easter Shut - y with Mr, Geo. Clark of the vil- age. Mrs.,Andhew Foote and Olive spent he weekend in Toronto. with Mr," and- rs..Robe Elgie •and, ort Saturday :ate nded theewedding •in• Kinburn• Pik nited church of 'Mrs., Foote's';trime s Pnuothy PT8dei to Mr. . Russell- eeer, ekberlrigten,, T1rA.. also orf To- ronto. 874 of 01 da I ,,.:M r ate I:T The,palllyea,rersm Were Mesrsedl :Leonard;:' Robert ,Trick,'';Whn, VCdti+ariltr Wm. ' Vodden, ivi'•an.:. Sheppard• azisie E. Ward.' Ma int oak ice box; kitchen cabinet; kitchen chairs; Williams sewing machine; washing machine; copper boiler; cherry drop leaf table; folding card table; clothes cupboard; 8 day clock; 2 .toilet sets,; curtains and blind's; kitchen utensils; tools, and numerous other articles,. ,' At the satrap time,,and, place there , will be offered for sale the two storey frame house, with cella,-, electric lights and;: town water. , iThip. is a desirable, property, ; and, in . a e good,. ; . ,,, location and. will be sold subiect, :to,„r•.. f areserve bid. TBe R?►fS, 1 �O,n household geode coal; property ;Wade kneven oceidaty;Ed'Seske ,; , 1$R,,MA PAXMAN, Pr?priaoreee ; . E WMARD W. ELLIOTj' ,[lZrjo'n i,•teE T RCH ad 1 '.65, N\Helping To Keep Prices Reasonable High taxes help to guard the country against unreasonable rises in the cost of living: They divert money from un- necessary spending for peace -time goods to. Government. , spending for essential war -time • material, 1 Saving money, practised by thousands of thrifty depositors has a similar effect: It helps to keep prices from soaring by decreasing the demand for note -essential, peace -time commodities. Thus, when you save money in a savings account, you bene- fit yourself and the country. You will need to save, not only for family and personal emergencies, but to pay taxes and to buy war securities. Saving today is a patriotic service. BANK OF MONTREAL • "A BANK WHERE SMALL ACCOUNTS ARE WELCOME" MODERN, EXPERIENCED BANKING -SERVICE..: the Outcome ofta3Year,'SaaenfelOperative Clinton Branch: l;if,.:;,,,, t, ' H. M. MONTEITH, Manager Londesboro (Sub-Agency): Open Monday and Thursday ieos. AUBURN Mrs. Effie' Chopin of Toronto spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs: J. C. Stolta. Miss, Norman Daer has returned home after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Rohe Hayman, of St. Catherines, Robert Craig of the R.O.A,.F'., Trenton, spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Graig. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Foreman and twe 'ohildren of Flint, Mich., were weekend visitors of Mrs, Ii'oreman's father Mr. Edward Jones. Miss Frances Houston of Kitchen- er General Hospital and Jim Houston, 2t•.Ct,A,F., Montreal, spent the week. end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs, -John Houston. Miss Helen Marsh of Brampton, is holidaying with her ,parents, Mr. and Mrs. Beat Marsh, Miss Christine Roberton of Whitby spent the Easter weekend with Dr. B. C. Weir and Miss Josephine Weir. Mr, and Mrs. Chas, McNeil of To- ronto, spent the holiday weekend with Mr, and Mrs. C. E. Asquith, Misses Mary Houston, •of South Porcupine and Jean Houston, of Bowrnanville arc holidaying with their parents, Mr. and Mrs John Houston. Mrs, A. J. Ferguson is visiting her daughter Mrs. Ray O'Neil and Mr. O'Neil of Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Raithby, Bill and. Marie, Donis McKnight, Viola Leatherland and Mrs. R. J. Phillips attended a B.Y:P.U. in Goderich Baptist church Friday night, Miss Jean Scott, of Parkhill 'spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. •and Mrs. Robert Scott. Mr. John Cowan held a very sue -1 cesseul sale on Monday. Mr. Cowan has had to give up extensive farm- ing owing to ill health, Mrs. R. D. Munro and Zeta visited last Wednesday with Miss Mary Munro nutse-in-training at 'Wood, •atock hospital. The Baptist Ladies' Aid met atr home of Mrs. W. C. Robertson ton d ' Thursday, Mrs, Annie •Wainer pre- eided. Mrs. John Raithby led in the repetition of the Lord's Prayer. The s scripture was read by Mrs. Frantic •Lansing; and Mrs. Robertson offered Mervyn Keys .of Timmins, son of Mr, and Mrs. Ben Keys, Babylon Line, reported at North Bay, April 2nd to comnc eme his training inthe ReC.A,F. Mervyn is the second son of M2 .and Mrs. Keys to enter the service; Gordon who enlisted last fall in the R•C.A.F: has been stationed at Bala Bala, of the B.O. Coast since early January. The many friends and neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. George Reid; Parr. Line, made a surprise visit at their Koine Saturday night to da honour to their son Bill who will have finished his course at Galt Aircraft School soon, and sent to Manning Depot at Lachine. During the evening Bill was presented with a well filled mon- ey belt, and a military set in the Air- force blue. The following address was read by Gordon Johnston and the presentation made by II'arolci Connell. Dear Bi11:— We your friends and neighbors have met here tonight to offer our good -will 'and fellowship to you as you enter a new phase -of your life. It is with a feeling of sadness and pride that we are here. You have heard the call •of king and +eountay and have freely offered yourself to fight if needs be .for freedom and de- mocracy. Now that your school training is about over and you may be called to other districts or land's we would like you to carry kind mem- ories of this "Parr Line" community with you, so we ask you to accept this gift -with our kindest regards and .best wishes for your welfare where ever you may go May Gott bless you and also the Empire and the United forces. Signed on behalf of your Parr Line friends: Gordon Johnston, Harold Connell, Mervyn Johnston, Bill made a fitting reply, afterwhich a social hour was. spent .and a dainty lunch served. Miss Kate McGregor of Wingham and Miss Margaret McGregor• of To - onto, are spending the Easter hon- eys at the home of Mr. John Mc- Gregor. Miss Shirley Wa1ff of Hensall is spending Easter week visiting her ister Mrs. Norman Baird. Misses Tena Baird; and Authey prayer. The next meeting is to take the form of a Mother's Dayrneeting, ' with a th'ankoffering donation. Readings were given by Mrs. Earl Raithey, Mrs. Cliff. Brown and Mrs. T. McNall Mrs Glenn RaitI b LONDESBORO Misses Mary and Esther Jamieson ,of 'Toronto are spending the Easter holidays with their parents Mr. 'and Mrs. A. Jamieson. Mas. A. Kerslake and Dorothy sof Centralia are visiting with the form- er'e mother, Mrs. H. Lyon. A very impressive taster service on Sunday morning was held at the Unitech church with tate Sunday School and church service combined. The choir rendered special 'music, the boys of the S.S, sang a number, as also did the girls. Mrs. L. McNall gave the story. Grant Snell read Scripture lesson. A large number of young people were received into the church, at the reception service. Rev. Menzies' preached an excellent serm- on "A Grave in a Garden." Four young boys took up the offering. Several potted, plants at the alter ad- ded to the beauty of the service. A cablegram has been received by Mr. Ed. Youngblutt from his son, Sgt. Ob -server Stanley Youngblutt of his safe arrival in England with the R.O.A.F. Mr, Carl Radford and Edwin Foth- ergill •of Niagara Falls. were house over the Easter holidays. Miss Thelma Scott of Toronto spent the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.' John Scatt. Mr's. Wm, Lyon and Miss B. Kirk attended the funeral of their aunt, Mrs. fanny McMath, who. died in To - onto and was- brought to Clinton for bttriel on Tuesday. Mr. W. Pipe of Brussels has hired with Mr. W. E. Manning for the summer months. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Br'undson on Easter Sunday were Mr. Howard Brun'dson, Clintn, Mr. and Mrs. Will Mason and Mrs. Bruns - don's two sisters Clara and Emma of London, and, Mr. Fred Mason, De- troit. Miss Dorothy Little of Swansea, Toronto, with her mother Mrs. Town- send over the weekend holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Jahr- Fingland• re- turned home last week having spent the winter with friends in Toronto. and Niagara Falls. Mrs.• Herman Sundercocic has mov- Batrd spent Tuesday in Seaforth visi-led to her home recently bought from ting, Mr. and Mrs. R. Ross and Mr. Albeit S'haddiek, daughter Gretta. J Mr. and Mrs. T. Fairservice had. Miss Irene Scotebiner of Toronto' nearly all of their family with the as at the home of her parents; Mr. I for Easter. m and Mrs. William S'cotchmer for l Little Audrey and Barbara a Oliver. of Clinton ane holidaying at the Monte Cpl. William Dunealf, who has been of Miss E. Maine. overseas for ,some oninths has re -,1 Miss Margaret Morrison of 'Pa- unned as an instructor. yenta is spending the Easter holidays Cpl. William Dnncalf spent the at the home of Mr. and Mrs', Lloyd aster weekend with Mr, Harold Pen- Medd. tale en the Bronson, Line, I Miss Lillie Garrett is quite ill an d Mr .Joe Wild of Hamilton e is, in the Clinton Rospitai;, we wishpent aster with - his mother, Mrs, v, her a speedy recovery Y'ld. ' ty v- cureh' with a •solo, and Mrs, Robertson brought the topic en Easter. MT Earl Raithby closed) the meeting wi prayer, and a dainty lunch was s ved. Knox United church W.M.S. rn Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. J•a♦s Woods presiding, Mrs, Wood's •op,e ed the meeting• with prayer afte which a" duet was sun • b g y Misses Ila s•, th t se et h .i n- E 1' V Craig and Vivian Straughan. Mrs; Wools reads the scripture lesson, and this was followed by prayer by Mrs. Jas•. Roberton. Rev, H. C. Wilson brought an impressive Easter mess't sage, and Mrs. Fred'P'laetzer render- i ed a solo., Mrs, Chas. Straughan of- P fered prayer, and Miss Margaret gal /-ring dedicated the offering in prayer. Phe', singing of the'National -Anthem At ind prayer by Mrs. Woods closed the R noting with prayer. be 1 Mrs, Alex. Wells has returned from Clinton Irav` rng spent several days at EBENEZER the home of Will Wells who has been quite ill but is now . on the way to Mr. and Mrs. Haroldi Lobb enter- recovery. aired the Y,F,U, on Monday even-' Miss Dorothy Griffiths of Clinton ng to a pot luclt'suPPet'. After sup- spent Sunday at her home. Pe the evening was spent in social Miss Olive Moon of the Wartime nes and :music..' Prices and. Trades Board staff, Ot., The church service next Sunday, tam' spent a few days with. her par-' it 12 is to be conducted by Rev, ernes, Mi.•••and Mrs.` George 1;11)0.. Be v at STANLEY it e Ivat'ril ,Staghenson of Westervelt gel- Ir ege and Bod Reid) of Beck sllegiate, t .,ondonf, silent the holidays- at their s espedtive. hon`igs'i . - h Bola Peek, Barry Reid' and Bill Reid :f Galt Lfrxn•aft ,School .spent •; the. los ioliday with, their parents, ent Herm, of Varna. Service will -V at 3.30 .in., with Sunday” School GODER , 2.45 pen. Note change of time, - •I('H TQWNSt?IP Miss Violet Phillips of Toronto vis- Mrs. James Johnston has mune to• d' at the home of.'her eister Mrs. Goderich to apend,a week with Ira Um Merrill . on Saturday.:;;-. e , G�eotge +Stewart and -other friends, Mr ;a'llonaltl .Ileb4bi ;of:�. St. Marys Miss • e •Margaret Middleton n .' �-1 pont the Baster weeleen, , at, the trainin •,.:in , urxse• to , g Guelph ho of his uncle, Mtil: ;a1:: He h pay'Gfter o n the. `lien'-' aper}t::lryst Thµrsday afternoon• at bha!; Mr. Alvin 'Lobb, R.C;N.V.R. :of ltome••raf her n..:spents last aM1+itle hire ,.+•slrr: P,arentsy aft. and. Mrid par ed Middleton. di s. ACI. Ted Middleton; who is now CUT FLOWERS FLORAL DESIGNS For Every Occasion Cr. V. COOKIE FLORIST Phones: 66w and 66j A Good Poultry Market Whenever your Poultry Flock needs culling we are at your iservice. Prices of poultry are •expected to be in line with other higher prices of meat. Good service given in grading your eggs. N. W. TREWAItTHA Day Phone 214. Night Phone 328. `Batkins Locker' Storage Will observe Wednesday half holi- days during April to November. We sell salmon, white fish, herring, flounders, smelts, fresh fillets; Haddock filletts, boneless salmon; also farmers style sausages, green peas and strawberries•, Custom Killing and Buy Hides Now is the time to store your fish. "Frozen Foods are Better Foods" stationed at Brantford spent the Eas- ter as ter weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Middleton. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Dodge of Detroit spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McGuire,; Miss Grace Stirling of'Toronto spent the Easter holidays with her parents Mr .and Mrs. Jas. Stirling. Mr .and Mrs, Garland Betties of Toronto spent the weekend with his brother Mr, Allen Betties . Seeding is in full swing, the earl- iest in history. Mr. and; Mrs. Ed. Williams of Fordwich and Miss Kate iltrilliams spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs'. John Torrance. Mr, and Mrs. Will Osborne of Til- bury are spending their Easter holi- days at the hone of Mr. and Mrs, Milton Steep. The social evening which was to be at the home of Mr. and Mrs, John Middleton this Friday evening hr's been cancelled due• to the death of a former resident, Mr. John T. Beacom, S.S. No, 11 Red Cross group will meet on Thursday, April 16th, at the home of Mrs. Francis, Powell, The S.S. No. 4 Unit of the Red Cross Society met at the home of Mrs. Leslie Pearson, The president, presided at the -meeting which was opened by singing a verse of + "0 Canada," followed by the Lord's Prayer in unison. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and adopted. The roll call was responded to by nineteen members and there were four visitors, present. A gift of tating donated by Mrs, W. Forbes, was sold by tickets with Mrs. A. Gamble holding the lucky ticket. It was decided to donate $50 to the Clinton Red Cross. Materials for sewing were distributed. A quilt was guilted. Mrs. Hebden brought in four quilt tops which she li'ad pieced from patches, belonging to the Soe- iety. The meeting was closed by singing the National Anthem. Lunch Ives served by Mrs, Pearson, and Miss, M. Jones, Miss Evelyn Wise -of London spent Easter at the hone of her parents, and Mrs. W. Wise. Mrs, Williamson spent the Baste'): Holiday at the hone of her father, Mr. W. Lobb. Mrs. Lloyd Millar.; who Inas, been 'visiting, in Clinton at the home of her mother, Mrs, Rogerson has returned home, Council Meeting Council islet in Hohnesville' on Monday last, Department of High- ways aoount due us an' 1941 expend- iture amounting to 3,000,00 read and filed. Department of Highways that a'•subsidy will only be paid on expen- riture of $3,000 instead of $6,000 for this year. Dept. of Welfare that' the cast -of direct relief will be borne by Muniepality ' tmepaht and The he Province on the 50-50 ba'sisl, • Mr, J. C. Shearer acknowledge with thanks the grant from the Tawnsh+ip to the Provincial Piowing'Maiteh. The Township flag was burned, when e the hail was destroyed, 'the Clerk was instructed to order a new one. The building of a hall, was again discussed' and, the clerk was instructed tis get information whether. the war tied; prices and trade Board will al ,L',w that much, material to be used etc. Council renewed the Treasurer's bond with Mrs, 11. C. Lawson of Clin- ton. Accounts, .paid • s s Premium+ on++ ,Treasurer bo'nd::`.'24.p Cqukt'. , 6 Y o,f•rl�ttrone,I;aspttal"�':;'.::' •. account,, i .,�,r, 24:80 Miss Aeheson,aisecef+;lieu se ,. 6.06 S4pt:.•pay roll :No; 1 a. t —lee t 'Cann'L•,il:;a ^ 1123.30 diaottrned„,to nfeet'•tiit Mon- de May 4 at 2 p.m. PAGE 5 ROXY THEATRE CLINTON NOW PLAYING: Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy in "Look Who's Laughing" Mon., Tues, & Wed. Two Features Adventure in the teeming heart of Asia, along the Burma Road, twis- ting, turning to certain death "BURMA CONVOY" Charles Bickford, 'Evelyn Aukers and Frank Albertson Also: Gracie Fields in "Queen of Hearts" THURS.,. FRL & SAT. Fredric March, Marta Scott and Beulah Bondi You'll ;see no finer picture this year then this outstanding ,story of a sirmple man who toiled.to matte the world better "ONE FOOT IN HEAVEN" SATUflORY SPECIALS SUEYS DATE, LOAF FRIED CAKES TRY OUR CHOCOLATE CAKES THEY ARE SWELL BARTLIFF'S PRONE 1 WE DELIVER FOR SALE 1934 International Panel half -ton Pick-up truck. New tires and in pink of condition. 1941 Pontiac Sedan with 6,700 miles. New car guarantee. Phone 34-616 J. E. IIUGILL & SONS Agents, DANCE sponsored by Varna Junior/Farmers Wednesday, April '15th in VARNA, TOWN HALL Music by IRWIN'S ORCHESTRA . Gents 35c and Ladies Provide Lunch Dancing 9 till 2 Contract Barley We still have a quantity. of Con- tract Barely to put out among the Farmers. Get in touch with us as soon as possible. GEO. T. MCI LE & SONS Hensall, Ontario. OBITUARY JOSEPH FREDERICIC ROGERSON Joseph Frederick Rogerson, a nat- ive of Hullett township and: for the past 22 years a resident of Clinton, d'iesi suddenly Monday, March 30th in Itis 80th year. He had been in poor health for the past few years but had been able to he up and about, On, the Monday morning he walked out to where a barn at the rear of his home was being dismantled and was sod denly stricken with a heart attack. He was supported to the house but succumbed almost immediately. He was a Son of the late Solomon Roger- son and Elizabeth; Bowe Rogerson, pioneer farmers of ,fXullett, 13th con. cession and was born on the 28th of January, 1863. He attended the pub- lic school of hs home section and as a young man engaged in farming. 1 Porty-two years ago he married Jane , I Porterfield of Clifford, Ontario, who. survives. They fawned the home- stead farm until 1920, when they re- n tired and took up. residence in Clinton:dj CAPITAL THEATREGODERICH NOW: 'There's Magic in Music' & "Blondie Plays Cupid" MON., TUES. & WED. Melvyn Douglas, Ruth Hussey and Ellen Drew head a grand comedy east in the nib -tickling marital farce • "OUR WIFE" Thur., Fri., Sat.—Double Feature Anita Louise and Bruce Bennett in a thrilling; adventurous, sub -sea story - The. Phantom Submarine j John Howard, Ernie Barnes and Brod Crawford will tinkle your funnybone with the fun -fest "Tight Shoes" Conning: "Weekend in Havana" .. REGENT THEATRE' SEAFOETH NOW: "Parachute Battalion" and "Scattergood Pulls the Strings" MON., TUES. & WED, "How Green Was My Valley" The greatest philosophical drama of the year, An epic of Wales and its miners Walter Pidgeon, Maureen O'Hara Donald Crisp T'13UItS., FRI.& SAT. Abbott and Costello Clown princes of screen comedy, present their dizziest laugh riot "Hold That Ghost" Coning Sonja Henie in "Sun Valley Serenade" Mat.: Wed, Sat, & Holidays 3 p.m.) Mat,: Sat. and Holidays at 3 pan..1 1001, DANCE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT To Roy Mackenzie and his Orchestra TOWN HALL CLINTON ADMISSION: 35e and 25e Cliff, Watson, Manager 1 THE KINSMEN CLUB of Kincardine Presents MART KENNEY And His Western Gentlemen Art Hallman Judy Richards "3 of a Bind" The Quartet Kincardine Pavilion TUES. APRIL 14 Dancing from 9.30 Proceeds for Service Work TICKETS—$1.00 EACH ON SALE AT CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE Goderich, CKNX, WINGHAM or remit to J. W. MacLeod, Box 226, Kincardine, enclosing stamp- ed, self-addressed envelope. CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Rogerson and family wish to express their thanks and apprecia- tion to Rev. Burton and friends and neighbors for kindness shown in their -sudden bereavement including floral tributes and nardsa of sympathy; they also wish to thank those who offered or loaned their cars. CARD OF THANKS Mil, John Jacob wishes to extend her thanks and appreciation to all those who sold tickets and is any way helped to make the patriotic draw such a great success. Notice Pasture for Rent 100 acres of good pasture for rent with spring creek and plenty of shade. Apply at News -Record, 87-2 MRS. JAMES McMATH A formerresident of Clinton, Fan- nie Cathoritte Polley, widow of the late James C, McMathpassed away at her home in Toronto after a lengthy illness on Easter Sunday morning. She was the daughter of Captain and Mrs. Thomas Polley of Stella,, Ontario. She resided inClinton from the time of her marriage until she moved to Toronto almost eight years, ago. She is, survived by one sister Mrs. Ilerbert Field, Strathroy and three daughters, Marjorie., Ruthand' Winnifred of Toronto. Mrs, MeMath was a former memberof Wesley -Willis United Church and. later of Bloor St. United church, To route. Funeral serivees were held in Wes, ey-Willis United •Oltureh at 2.30 pan,Tuesday, conducted by Rev. A. Lan and Dr. J. E: Hogg, a former pastor nternent was, made in Clinton cele' tery. The pallbearers were Wilme Wallis, Gordon Ohninglam, John In- es, John Turner, Douglas Ball and ohn Nediger Jr. RADIO SERVICE 1842 Radios are here on display in- cluding, Rogers, Deforest, Phileos, Westinghouse, Spartons. I carry a full line of radio tubes, up to date tube tester, General and Everready Batteries Dominion Wa- shing Machines, all electrical applies ances and roofing supplies, A. W. Groves, Princess Ste. CLINTON Farm for Sale I0ighty acres of good clay loam ort the 9th concession of Goderieh town- ship with for P forty acres partly seeded. Spring water, Banked barn. Farm to I be sold to settle the estate. of the late John A. Cox, Albert B. Cox, and Mrs. J. A Cox exeoutore. 86-2 For Sale Quantity of early Alaska Oats and Irish White Oats, Both good yield, ing varieties. Apply to J. Leslie Cox, phone Clinton 903.2, 85.3 For Sale 1936 lie Luxe Plymouth Coach. Apply to G. Hanly at the "White Rose" garage. 84tf. For Sale Good clean Erban Oats for seed. 70c per bushel., Two miles west of Varna on the Bayfield Road, J. E. Pollock. 84.E For Sale Raspberry and Strawberry Plants should be set now. We have some high-class preserving kinds; also Rsome No. 1 Timothy seed and a few oads of choice Alfalfa and Timothy bay. Phone 34-616 for particulars or see J. E. H•trgiil & Sons, 87-2 Plants for Sale Raspberry from Downham Nursery Stock 1940. Early Big Chief. Ripens after strawberry season. Latham 1st prize preserving berries. 50G per dozen .or $1 for 50 plants, William Collins, Seaferth, Phone 61r 642. >i* 87-1 For Rent Two rooms for rent, unfurnished or will furnish if wanted. Apply to Mas. C. L. Stanley, Clinton, phone 205. 87.1 For Rent Comfortable house on Wellington street, Clinton,. with lights and. water. Apply to John Howard, Bayfield, phone Clinton central 624r31. 87-1 Found Paper puneh on oorner of Mill and Albert Streets, Clinton, Owner may call for property at Richmond Hos- iery Mill, Clinton, A. Canon. 87-1 AUC'T'ION SALE Of House and Contents on the corner of Outlet and James Street, on SATURDAY, APRIL 18TH at 2 o'clock sharp, consisting of: r 2 bedroom suites; iron bed, springs and mattress; day bed; leath- er' davenport; oval 'oak leaf extension • table; 6'oak dining room chairs; oak china cabinet; Wilton rug 18' by 9'; linaleuim 15' by 12'; linoleum 15' by 112'; linoleum 12' by 12'; linoleum 12' by 9'; cane chair; cane rocker; 2 oak In a quiet way ,Mr. Rogerson took an interest in sports of the less stren- uous kind, such as bowling and horse- shoe h e dteh� m andwas a pitching,member of a checker club of past years. In re- ligion he was Methodist and later Un- ited church. In politics he was a s Liberal. He was the fourth member 17 of a family of eight to die within one year. Besides his widow there ear - VIVO two daughters, Mrs. Lloyd M I'1- M en, Goderich township, and Mrs. Wil- bur Nott, Tuckersmith; two grand- children; two brothers, Robert Rog- Mo erson, Hullett; and Walter, Seaforth; and one sister, Mrs. Mack Armstrong, Hullett. The funeral was private and: was held from the residence, William street, last Wedhresday.. Services at the home and graveside in Clinton.. cemetery were eoriducted• by Rev.• ,G. G.Burton pasta± if Ontario Street, ih United: a rch l: v11 VARNA Mrs. PIetcher aLondon was a guests at the' home of Mr, and Mrs, rockers; electric radio; electric lamps; A. Ings during the past week. bridge lamps; oil lamps; electric lights Mrs, J. W ,Reid' has returned after & fixtures stove; heated stove; large ponding the Easter holidays in oronto. Mr. and Mrs. R. Latham, and familyof London spent Good Friday with rs. L: Beatty. Mrs. H. Elliott of Detroit spent the weekend with her mother Mrs. J. esap and Mrs. Ball of Clinton. , Mr. and Mrs. Mel. Olark and, family Seaforth and Mr. and Mrs, Will ark and family spent Easter Shut - y with Mr, Geo. Clark of the vil- age. Mrs.,Andhew Foote and Olive spent he weekend in Toronto. with Mr," and- rs..Robe Elgie •and, ort Saturday :ate nded theewedding •in• Kinburn• Pik nited church of 'Mrs., Foote's';trime s Pnuothy PT8dei to Mr. . Russell- eeer, ekberlrigten,, T1rA.. also orf To- ronto. 874 of 01 da I ,,.:M r ate I:T The,palllyea,rersm Were Mesrsedl :Leonard;:' Robert ,Trick,'';Whn, VCdti+ariltr Wm. ' Vodden, ivi'•an.:. Sheppard• azisie E. Ward.' Ma int oak ice box; kitchen cabinet; kitchen chairs; Williams sewing machine; washing machine; copper boiler; cherry drop leaf table; folding card table; clothes cupboard; 8 day clock; 2 .toilet sets,; curtains and blind's; kitchen utensils; tools, and numerous other articles,. ,' At the satrap time,,and, place there , will be offered for sale the two storey frame house, with cella,-, electric lights and;: town water. , iThip. is a desirable, property, ; and, in . a e good,. ; . ,,, location and. will be sold subiect, :to,„r•.. f areserve bid. TBe R?►fS, 1 �O,n household geode coal; property ;Wade kneven oceidaty;Ed'Seske ,; , 1$R,,MA PAXMAN, Pr?priaoreee ; . E WMARD W. ELLIOTj' ,[lZrjo'n