HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1942-08-27, Page 5THURS., AUG. 27, 1942
THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
PAGE 5,..'
THE CLINTON LIONS CLUB SPONSOR
Clinton ,Red Cross Annual Frolic
GAMES — DANCING -- TRAIN
in CLINTON on
FRIDAY NSept. 4th
TOTAL NET PROCEEDS TO 'RED CROSS
FRANK FINGLAND, ICC„ KEN. 'WATERS,
Chairman of Frolic. • President Clinton Lions Club.
MRS. JOHN RADFORJ), MRS. FRANK FINGLAND,
MISS DOROTHY MUTCH, Presidents of Red Cross Society.
-AUBTJRN
M. and Mrs. Harold Nicholson, and
,daughter Karan of Galt
spent
the
week end with Mr. and Mrs. J. L Wil-
son,
.Gilbert Hay of the R.C.A.F, Mame-
Mg'
e
Pool spent the week end with his sp
nele and aunt, Mr. and Mss. J. C.
toltz.
:Miss Annie .MeCool has ?returned to may God be with you to guide and bouquet was red roses. Miss Gertrude
Linton after a two, weeks Visit With protect you and bring yott safely. Bond. sister of the' bride, acted as
er daughter Mrs. W. T, Robison ,and "home' again,• bridesmaid. The groom was attended
r. Robison. Signed on behalf of your neighbors by Lloyd Bond hrother of the bride.
Mr, Reginald Asquith has returned and friends. The young. couple left for an extend'-
Ed. Deihl Reg. „Miller, Kenneth ed trip to the Prairie Provinces, the
o Montreal after a visit with his par- Steeps, Clarence Perdue.
its Mr. and Mrs'. Chas Alstjuith.
Private Charles Beadle of Kitchen-
• spent the weekend with friends
gifts ` as a . ?mall token of the . high
regard and esteem in which you are-
hdld by us. May they serve, not only
the purp
usefor which they
were e in-
tended,
but also as a link binding us
to you, that no matter in what part
of the world 'you may find yourself.
theirpresence mayassure you
that
our thoughts and good wishes are with
you. And until this cruel war is over
WEDDINGS
QUACK.ENBUSH- BEZZO
A pretty but quiet wedding took
place in Welland on August 8th' at
the River road manse when Rev. F. A.
-Sayles united in marriage, Myrtle
Kathleen, the eldest daughter of .Mr.
and Mrs, William G. Bezzo of Clin-
ton and Mr. Howard Keith Quacken-
bush of Belleview. The beide was
gowned in white satin covered- with
white net. chapel veil and carried a
bouquet of mixed gladioli, They were
unattended. , Immediately after the.
ceremony a buffet luncheon• was•held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs,. George
Weikel:. Mr. and Mrs Quackenbush
will reside in Welland.
HOUGHTON = BOND.
The marriage of Olive Bernice
Bond, Reg. N„ daughter ;of Mr. and
Mrs. A.. EL Bond, Goderich township,
and Lawrence Nelson Houghton, son
of Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Houghton.
solemn -
Sty
f Saskatchewan, che was
Ca2nduf kt an w
Sty f�f ower
CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL DESIGNS
For Every Occasion
Ca V. COOKE
FLORIST
Phones: 68w and 66j ,
Poultry Culling
Now that the big harvest rteelh is
over it will no doubt be 'culling time
fur agroodmany flocks of laying
ized Aug. 20, at the Ontario Street. Some will want to get their early put;
United Church, Clinton, with Rev, G. lets into their laying pens to obtain
G. Burton officiating. The bride, given the better egg prices.
e father, wore a
in marriage her a
i? by ,
ttreet length, frofdlt of j1iusty mole Culling done by an experienced
crepe with white accessories and her poultrynsan,
N. W. TREWARTHA
e
Sergeant. Jas, .Huston left on Moil
ay for Halifax after a few days visit
ith his parents Mr. and Mrs. John
uston.
At Knox 'Preebyteiian •Church on
unday morning. Rev. A. N. Boyle an-
ounced that he had received a call to
aledon and Claude in the Presbytery
Orangeville. The call will be dealt
ith at a meeting of Huron Pres-
ytery on Sept 8rd.
During the severe electrical storm
turday evening Mr. R. A. Munro's
ore was struck with lightning splitt-.
g the chimney and blowing out all
le fuses in the store.
Miss Ruth Wilson of Brussels' is
siting friends here.
Mr. M. Arthur is visiting friends in
Linton.
On Saturday evening Mrs. John
aithby fell in her home, Mrs. Raith-
ie 75 and llves alone. Her cries
r help were heard by some neigh -
ors who went to her help. She'cOvas
ken by am'bulm ce to Clinton hos-
ital where an Xray revealed, the leg
roken in three places.
WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
Mrs. Edgar Lawson presided for the
ugust meeting of the Women's In-
titute. A letter was read from Mrs.
orlon Bissett regarding a tag day
bride travelling in a grey tweed coat
The S S', No 4 Unit of the Red with black accessories. On -their re.
Cross met at the home of Mrs, H. M.e.. turn they will reside in Toronto.
Oartney for the Aug. meeting. There e •V
were 10 members and 3 visitors pre- McGUFFINr-OAUGHLIN
sent. The president presided and the A former member of St. George's
meeting 'opened by singing, 0 Canada, Public School teaching staff spoke her
followed by the Lord's Prayer. The vows at St. Like's -in -the -Garden, By -
sedately read the minutes of the pre- ron, on Saturday. afternoon, when
vious meeting and the treasurer's re- Evelyn May Caughlin became the
port showed a balance of $76.79. Roll bride of Thomas Wilmer McGuffin.
call was answered by telling our ways B. A., Miss Caughlin retired frons St.
of saving pennies --e penny saved is a1 George's staff this year.
penny earned. After the business sec- ( The ceremony 'was, solemnized et
tion of the meeting, work was distri 2.30 •o'clock. with Canon Quintin War-
r off]ciatfn
bated. A quilt was quilted. The roll I The bride wore a pretty gown et ! last week
call next month, is to be answered by 1
each member bringing 25 cents. This white ombroidered sheer with long Misses Josephine and Maucl,Stirling
money to be used for filling cum- bishop sleeves and a full fleeing skirt and Mrs. M. MaKenzie attended the
fort bags for the navy. The meeting' failing in deep folds from e shirred marriage of their niece Miss Marion
closed by singing the National An- waistline. A veil of white illusion McLaren to Lieut Walter Harley Ma -
them. Lunch was served by Mrs. Mc- caught with an ostrich plume andc a son, in Port Elgin .on Saturday.
Cartney and Mrso Roy Room.bouquet of red roses and baby's Mr. and Mrs: Norman Tome return
breath completed the lovely ensemble. ed to Detroit on Sunday after spend -
Miss Alice L. Hastings spent the I The bride's cousin, Miss Lillian ing the past week with the former's
past week in Goderich visiting friends Caughlin, was is attendance and wore mother Mrs. E, Toms. •
One amateur farmer is letting the blue net over taffeta with a head- Mrs. E. Featherston returned home
birds of the air and the furry animals 'dress of the sante materials trimmed on Saturday after spending, a few
of the woods harvest his crop. Why with .streamers: She carried pink days in Toronto.
not let the Recl Cross salvage it? carnations and snapdragons. George Mr. and Mrs. Claude Robbins and
A heavy rain Saturday night flood- Caughlin and Harold McGuffin were small daughter Claudia of Detroit
ed several homes here. No damage ' ushers. H. Churcher played the organ. were the guests of Mrs. 3. McLeod
was done, only the carpets fn the I A reception was held, 'at the home over the weekend.
homes being wet. of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Miss. Inez Covert and Miss Anne
There is a bountiful crop of thimble Caughlin. Later the bridal couple Loucks of Detroit are the guests of
berries this -year. • left on a trip north, the bride tray.; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wightman.
Large flocks of crows are destroy- eying in a zinnia red two-piece dress Dr. Win, Tillman acid daughter Mrs.
ing the early apples and pears. with black accessories. - J. Mahar and babe of London are
An early fall is predicted:They will live in Clinton. ) spending some time at the Tillman
(
The groom is the son of. Mrs. MC- Cottage. -•
Day Phone 214. Night Phone 328.
Batkins Locker Storage
Now is the Time to Store Peaches,
thimble berries and corn.
We Have Waxed Containers
Have you tried our farmer's sausage,
Also ground steak at 25c lb.
We have many kinds of fish for sale.
yyE DO CUSTOM KILLING AND
BUY HIDES
Frozen foods are better foods
BA 'F1ELD
Miss Joyce Walker of Wingham
visited Miss Jo Anne Cuninghame
Rev. George Thompson of Iientville, Gttffin and the late T, I. McGutfin; of ! Mrs. M. Touts returned home on
r the blind. Mrs. 0. A. Howson Miss Nova Scotia, and Rev. John Thontp-
argaret Icing and Mrs, Ted Ross son of Stratford, spent part of their • Ettrick% 1 Tuesday after spending a few days in
ere appointed to see after holding a holidays with their parents Mr. and! V 1 Goderich with her sister Mrs. E. Wes-
tg day. This being children's day the Mrs. Harry J. Thompson, Sprueedale Missing After Dieppe Raid ton.
Bowing program was presented by Farrn. George returned to N. S.. on' Mr. and Mrs. Harter Dalrymple' of Rev. and Mrs, John Graham and:
e children. ' Instrumental, M:u•ie ' ( family returned on Wednesday after
Thursday in preparation to move to Brucefield received notification this
aithby; recitation, Wellington Me -This new parish at Truro, N. S.,.tivhere :week that their son. Lance�Coiparal' spending a few days at the Angle-
all; solo, Marion Taylor; recitation, i he will take •oharge October 6., W. R. (Bob) Dalrymple of the Royal can Cant). at Kintail,
arilyn Scott; duet Jack and. Garth - Mr. end Mrs; Fred Davison of De-
cKnight, recitation, Carl Beadle, The family of Mrs. A. B. Stephen-'; Canadian Engineers is missing as .a troit are visiting the former's moth-
bbie Yungblut; duet John and Billy son ilei at the home of Mr. 11 L. er Nlrs. K. Davison.
resordo rt of the history -making Comman-
aid of Dieppe early last Wednee-! •
ars; recitation Betty Yungblut; solo Stephenson on Sunday to celebrate the, day. ! Lieut. Ted Hart; R. GN,V,R., is
nen Haggett. recitation' Dolly .birthday of their mother, Mrs. Doug- spending his leave with his mother
elle; Instrumental Betty Craig; las Wheeler and son Douglas of Park Mrs, E. N. Hart, at their suimner
et John Killough and Glen Yung- hill, remained !far a longer visit. Killed in Dieppe Fight cotage. "
it, recitation . 'Douglas , Yungblut; . Mr, and Mrs. E. J. Welsh, Mr. and The following article refers to Opl. Sick Bay Attendant, James Dewar.
et Emma and Shirley Robertson.; Mrs. Wilbur Welsh and family, 'and Percy East, who: was killed in the raid R,O.N.V.R., is spending his leave with
itation Lloyd McOlinehey;" duet Mr. and Mrs, Edgar Rathwell and on Dieppe last Wednesday and was his parents Mr. and Mrs. David De -
.ie Raithby and Elaine Johnston, I daughter were' guests on Sunday :of a grandson of the late Edward East, war, '
The singing of the National Anthem Mr and Mrs. Nixon Welsh at their. of Hulled Township. Older residents I Pte. Stewart Sturgeon of H. L. I.
ought the meeting to a erase. Sand- summer bouts ' in Turnbuli's Grovel of town willremember the East fans- ',Niagara on the lake spent the week
ches and cookies were served by theY ly; there were six . sisters and five end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. E.
stases Miss Josephine Weir, Mrs. brothers ,Thomas, Edward, Henry., . Sturgeon.
Bradnock, Mrs. S. H. Johnston and William and. George. In the late Ede. • Corporal Borden Clarke returned
s. J. J. Washington. ward East's fancily there' are three this week fror Helena, Men., where he
sons, Norman of Hulled, Charles bad been under going special training.
of Auburn and' E. Percy of Stratford,' Mrs. Grant Turner spent last week
The young heroe's father is' in London, •
Percy East of Stratford ail i Miss Jeanne Dunne returned home
inspector of engines on the. Cana- on Tuesday last after spending a few
dian National Railways.'Ms, S. West days in London,
of Clinton is a cousin of the :deceased. I V —
A hero of Dieppe, „Corporal, Clar-
ence Percy East son of Mr, and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Papineau of the
t .36 Mc ab street,paid
home on leave. Pte. McCullough is Strathroy are spending ?few days the supreme sacrifice overseas while Five Goderich• men who contribute
driver with the Royal Can adi�an ,,;;r,, Mrs Wm-Cal;•lse serving with the Essex Scottish Regi ed a total •Of $60 to an'<advertising
meat of Windsor. Word that he. died scheme: after"a tratisient lrigIi-power'
CONSTANCE
Miss Jean Anderson of Montreal is
spending her holidays at the home of
ODERICH TOWNSHIP Me, and Mrs, 'Oliver Anderson.
About one hundred and fifty friends Mr. and Mrs. Ilse McGaviny Miss
d neighbors gathered at the home ]elle McCully, Mrs. Mary Clarke, had,
Mr. and Mrs. Benson McCullough dinner with, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Lind-
Monday
ind
t Monday evening to present their say on Sunday and then spent Sunday ,
n'Private Howard McCullough with afternoon with Mr: and Mrs. EPh Goderich Businessmen
Clarke and Mrs. Win. Clarke
mal token of remembrance while he I '
•'RO,XY THEATRE
(-terror(
CAPITAL THEATRE
GODE'RICH
; REGENT THEATRE
STiAFOR'I•H
hv Lit14Ai'Oi'-
NEW1'UYY1Nu—"ti19
PIN"'— With Olsen and Johnson
NOW,PLAYING— Jack Bein
"CHARLIE'S AUNT"
NOW PLAYING—Bruce Cabot in
"WIi,'O BILL HICKOK RIDES'
MON. TUES. WEB.
Dorothy Lamour, William Holden
and Jimany Dorsey's Or ch. Present
a masicai tale of nautical shenani-
ban's with the gobs and leather-
necks.
"The Fleets Ill"
MON. TUES., WEP.
Two Features
Lupe Velez, Leon Errol, "Buddy"
Rogers and, Za Su Pitts. A comedy
guaranteed to ohase away the blues
"•ritJt MEXICAN ss' EIKE'b
BABY"
Graeme Field's in
"THE SHOW GOES ON"
Mon., Tues., Wed.— Two Features
Gloria Warren, Kay Francis and
Walter Huston.
A now suer: talented singing star
debuts in a net sical romance.
"Always In My Heart"
ALSO—Gordon Harker in
"Saloon Bar"
THURS., FRI., SAT.
Marlene Dietrich, Randolph Scott .
and John Wayne.
goxtray the hot-blooded characters
in Rex Beach's most adventurous
yarn:
"The . Spoilers"
THURS. FRI. SAT.
Here Comes the greatest western
hero :of them all izt the` thrill special
of the Year.
"Wild Bill Hickok Rides"
Bruce Cabot, Constance Bennett,
Warren William and Betty Brewer.
TIMIS•, FRI,, SAT.
Frances Farmer, Richard Dix and
E,rod' Crawford,
Action! Adventure! Thrills aplenty
in this story of the old roaring
West .
"Badlands of Dakota"
COMING—Henry Fonda and Olivia
de Havilland in "The Male Animal'
Col ING—"THIS ABOVE ALL" A
Zanuck hit—
4VJUiit — Ann bnetauan in
"JUKE GIRL"
E. P. East, N ng '
SATURDAY
SPECIALS
SUEYS
DATE LOAF
FRIED CAKES
TRY OUR;-
CHOCOLATE CASES
THEY ARE' SWELL.
BARTLYFF'S
PHONE 1 ' WE DELIVER
WANTED
.A. small house or apartment down-
stairs with modern conveniences.
Wanted about October lst. Apply to
Box 39E, The News -Record, 07-1
HOBSON'S CHOICE \
C I
Tomatoes andPeaches
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
s
in Season
Grown Right—Picked Right
Packed Right
Make your sugar go farther by,
buying fruit that is ripened on
vine or trees.
Phone Your Orders to 903r23
Notice to Farmers
Owing to the gasoline and tire re-
strictions I will be unable to call on
my fertilizer customers this fall. So
phone your orders in early and avoid
disappointment as there will be no fer-
tilizer in the warehouses this fall.
B. 3. RATHWELL
Phone 906r18 , , . R.R.No. 3, Clinton
07-1
Cars Damaged in Weekend
Provinnial Traffic Officer Norman
Lever was called out at 4 a.m. Sunday'
to investigate an accident in which a
car, driven by Ronald Treleaven, Dun-
gannan, was damaged to the extent of
about $150
Treleaven was:rettir'ning home from
Kincardine and it is believed had fal-
len asleep et the wheel at Glens Hill,
where the car appears to have gone
out of control. It left the road and
continued for 150 feet,along the shoul-
der and into the .ditch and ended up
against a hydro pole, which was splin-
tered by the impact. The driver escap-
ed injury.
On Saturday evening a truck driven
by Elgin Fowler, R. R. 4, Goderich
cawing grain to the mill at Benmil-
lor ,backed into and damaged a car
owned and driven by William Wat-
son; R. R. 5 Goderich, causing con- i
siderable damage to the latter veh-
icle.
Fowler was waiting to unload his
truck when it seemed tho'brakes fail- I
ed to hold. No personal injury result-
ed.
Officer Norman Lever warns that
the observance of reasonable care in
driving and avoidance of unneceisar-
file late hours will prevent many acei-
dents.
V
ny Service Corps in Nova Scotia,
d returns there today for further)'' Ma •and Mrs. John Ferguson of
Birder called, on Mr. and Mrs. Epli
sting. After the address and presen- Clarice on Monday,
tion Howard, in a few well chosen
ode, expressed his thanks add ap- :; Miss Olive Grrimaldby spent the
reciaton for the many gifts. Follow:weekettd at the home of her parents,
g is the address. Mi. and Mrs. Robt Griinaldby. ^,
ear Howard: ciwo Ado Force boys from.,Sky ,Har
We, your friends and neighbors,' boar Airport made aforced landing in
ave gathered here td niglit;t'ospend Mr; Walter.. Scott's' .grass, farm near
few social hours with you. eW'e)the.village.on Sunday and caused
uld, not let the o'peetunity. •;pass, quite a bit of exeltement •
a
Mout, in some. taagilde witya ex-; .. Mry` Eldest 'Adams; IS ' spending
rosins our esteem for you. •• . • :"a 'few days'in Lond'oiu with relatives.
}Imre nobl , nded!'•to the 'a'nd friendls.'
You,Y responded �: • �
King and Ceantr 'in their' Mi Mid Mrs W )ter -Sqt tt and
11 of your K g � their' >ia #. ,. ,„a
our of need. This .wh`all 'kno}v re ,, an Mrs, :Lorne t.iaswson,;:were "in
uires a good deal of 10 rai`tyrand` eeurr;:Loi}donuein;,Mondaty •.:, i • i ` rt i
S. May this loyalty •and er�l}ragc,bg,
Ma you along the .read waaeli.you.,
owe must travel.
Wee would ssk,you to lacier `Chea)►.
front gunshot wounds was received salesman• had called, en. thein have
by his' parents Saturday. His wife, the now' asked authorities to' being back
former•' Miss Verna.Morenz of Born- the alleged slicker on a charge of
holm, received a cablegram from the fraud. '
Canadian' Casualties Officer Friday The;advertisin'g medium involved' is,
night. a thermometer' on the sbu'th l� 'of
Corporal East did not go everseas° the square. The thermometer heady
with the main. battalion of:',the Es-' broken is',serrounded by',adventismg
sex Scottish Regiment but' proceeded`• spaces tiite5whelc encased,in.a' metal
to Britain last fall.. Iri thea' in`teriin fianm oi„ tude',4onstruction and crude
lie had .be n servin on the instr ;tor- `] +ere ted. lit is not at all• satisfac-
g ..: � „ � «, � y , ,. o • .- , • daughter
'el staff at,the battalldiis” ;.treareingr•tory and•cerbainly not the' eame;'sey ds liar'
.. _ pi BRAY— iii {lin on : PublicH p ,
base.,at Camn.Bbide ,a d: fol arttme'the victims,-as''the glowing word -pad:,
a r n . !ear -lie -Aga Sunday', A;u�ust 23rd, • to Mr. and
n.gaged in regimenteleprevosti and re ; t�re r.ainted 14,,• the g1i;,b eale,sMan ' r; rd ra "ee Brussels, a
,, oea]' a s -who iitte4 + Mrs,.f C1tff $ y
cr mt�ng 'duties: Even ']the 1 rtiL �t�> s #Ma
:.so ,tsr+hdvi ,13G1ti'idsit
i aStratfo oa Deceihb`et •Tri t e ; lveeiisr tarp'
Born n rd 1i ,,� , ne• ;;�r�� ,sl�inlli , ; s•
'> �' 1 • q h CALL,
ii "O'a1 East has h ' h s `2 iii .s,., :,, rid 1. ,__,'a:`'
191- C i.i, h� rlotr�l� .� �
, .Sa
e-
• t t 18 d
r san a
Miss Doris Lawson'rotiurii�id to"'Lib:=' year '<fe�a� received'hts e�ueaf{tolnlut ,,.,Tlus,tthermiiia+:eteds
, kis .
LEY—In Clinton mit Monday,
' `-'' "' '"` Shakespeare walla! ami at the Hees' above zera 'ni t and day, coat .DINS
don•oQtrSvnday. after spendhng a week Shako pe ., p b g &� . .
M rtita Jane Dtnsle
st 24th,a n
Sig- 'A
t'-`skine.'
— Goderich A.ugust it � Mrs,- Fail Stratford Colle'at,�-Vocational 'Inst of• h rain or
With her- parents, AI a d g'i hot,
MARRIAGES
QUAC'ICIONBUSH-EEZZO--In Wel-
land•, on Saturday August Sth, when
the Revak", A. Sayles united in mar-
riage, Myrtle Kathleen, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William Bezzo, of
Clinton, to Mr. Howard Keith Quak-
enliush of Bell'eview.
HOUGHTON—BOND—At the Ontar-
io
n'te -
io Street United Church Clinton, on
Saturday', August 20th. when Olive
Bernice Bond, Reg. N., daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Bondy •of Gode-
rich township, became the bride of
•Lawrence Nelson Houghton, son of
Mr.: 'and Mrs; C. N. Houghton of
C'arnduff, Sask. Rev. G. G. Burton
' officiated:
BIRTHS
BAJRD: In Scott Memorial Hospital,
•'Seafonbh: on.Monday, -August 24th,
to Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Baird of
Brucefield, a son.
POLLARD -3n Clinton Public Hospi-
tal on Friday, August 14th, to Mr.
and Mrk. George Pollard of Brus-
sels, a daughter, .
GOWIN•G --Iii,:'Q.linton Public Hospital
on,Friday,•:August 21st, to Mi.' and
y1:rsl,Car1, Goveing, of Brussels, a
PEACHES FOR SALE
a� -� �tcee
tiwetgs
MONUMENTS
To those contemplating build-
ing a 1Vlonument . . Get my
prices ea before buying. Cemetery
Lettering a specialty.
All work guaranteed.
JOHN GRANT
CLINTON MARBLE
& GRANITE WORKS
Clinton Ontario
' Successor to Bail & Zapfe
59 tf
Order peaches ripened on the trees
and get the best. Visitors to our or-
chard welcomed.
DELBERT GEIGER
Phone 97x8 Zurich, Ont.
07-2
Lawson tate., teal Star. • in her 88th year.
BONNY BEST
TOMATOES
for Table or Canning
E. L. Mittel)
CLINTON
PHONE 213
Farm for Sale
The faun of the late William Fear
On Highway No. 4, is offered to sale
to close his Estate: Well located near
school ,and near Londesboro. Good
buildings, bush !and good water. Ap-
ply F. Fingland, IC.C., Clinton, Ontario
06-2
Auction Sale
Of House and Furniture in Bay-
field, on Saturday, August 29th,at
1.30 p.iu. sharp at the premises of
Miss Mary Jane Taylor.
.Complete line of furnishings,
kitchen utensils, dishes. etc. ,
Terms: chattels— cash. Property
will be sold, subject to e -reserve
bid, with terns made known on day
of sale.
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer.
Miss M.'3. Taylor, Proprietress 07-1
PHOTOGRAPHY
I expect to leave shortly, for a few
weeks trip to the western provinces,
Any one thinking of passport pictures
or other pictures', kindly aot promptly.
J. B. LOBE
07-1
FOR SALE
1 two-year old Leicester ram or
would exchange for an Oxford or a
Dorest horn. Apply to Ken.' Stewart,
Londesboro Phone 28-10 Blyth.' 07-1
FOR SALE
One hundred' Rock -Hampshire Hy-
brid Pullets. Ready to lay. Also one
pure-bred Jersey cow, . - fresh August
14th. Phone 625r23. Mrs. Lyle Hill,
Brucefield. 07-2
Electrical Equipment
Shur Shock Eleotric Fences, cam.
plete with Battery and Insulators
$15.00 guaranteed.
I carry a full line of radio tubes, ` •
up to date tube tester, General bat-
teries and Dominion Washing Mach,
ines ,all electrical appliances and
roofing supplies.
A. Groves, Princ �i ntSt..
FOR SALE
Good young Durham cow, with calf
at foot. Apply to George. , C'olclovgh,
R. R. 1 Clinton. , • 07-1
Make a Note of This
Roy MacKenzie and his orchestra will
be in
CLINTON
this
SATURDAY NITE
for sure — So for a swell time tell
your pals
"It's Town Hall Tonight"—Kids[
WESTERN ONTARIO MOTOR-
WAYS LTD.
BUS SERVICE
Change of Schedule June 27, 1942,
LEAVE CLINTON
Southbound:
DLY. ex. Sun. & Hol. Sun. & Hol,
8.15 a.m. 8.15 a.ni,
1,25 pan. 4.50 p.m.
4,50 p.ni. 8.30 p.m.
Northbound:-
DLY.
orthbound:DLY. ex. Sun. & Hol. Sun. & Hol.
10.501 2.20
2.20 9.55
8.45
B. Indicates to Wingham only.
Por furter information call Bartliff's
Confectionery Phone 1.
PRUNE. PLUMS
Leave your orders with Mrs. M.
Nediger, London Road, if you are
wanting plums. Order before Septem-
ber lst. 06-2
For Sale or Rent.
A fifty acre farm, south half, kt
31, con. 6 of Huller township;; banked
barn and comfortable home. It is
ideally suited as a grass. farm or for
light farming being well watered
with a never failing spring and also
has 15 acres of bush. Apply at the
News -Record office. 07-2
• PROPERTY FOR SALE
'Property t or• !sale; ' one-half mi'fe:
North of,•Clintene :on* the Ease Line,
Consisting+ of, twtl5l c hens 6f" 'Woad
land, witheeigbt rained house, barn
and hen house and never failing well.
Apply to F. Fingland, K. C. Clinton,
Ont. Dorothy Marquis, Proprietress
07-2
NOTICE
Voters' List 1942, Municipality of
The Township: of Goderich,
County of Huron
Notice is hereby given that. I have
complied with Section 7 of the
Voters' List Aet and that I have
pasted up at my 'offiee in Goderich' :
Township on the 24th. day of August,
1942, the list of all persons entitled
to vote, in .the . said, - Municipal
elections and such list remains there
for inspection.
And I hereby call upon all voters'
to take immediate proceedings•to
have any more' or omissions correct-
ed according to law.
Dated' at nay ' office this twenty
fourth day of-Angust' 1942. ` •
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