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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1942-10-22, Page 5'THURS., OCT. 221942 AUBURN, Stanley'"14;•oNall of the R.C.A..k': -Dunnville j spent; the week end K i s 'Bis, parents Mr. and Kis. Thos Mc- Na11. i Mr. and Mrs. Wes Bradnock an ;anfr. J. J. Wilson spent Sunday with •ZVfr. and Mrs. Harold Nicholson, Galt .Mrs..Wilson returned home with them .after a week's visit at Galt. ,14Irs. Jas. Johnston and daughte Kathleen of Bluevale spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Wm,' Dobie. 11Sr, and' Mrs. C. M. S'traughan re- neeived a gable from their' son George :informing them of his safe arrival. ,ovkrseas, ' Mr. Alfred Rollinson chairman of •the Salvation Army Red Shield Fund for the, Auburn district, has:reported 'that $75.85 was collected here in this community. He wishes to thank all ' who supported ,this worthy cause. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson McLarty visit- :•ed;friends in Wingham on Sunday. Rev. W. G. Rose, Hugh and Ina :Rose, visited at Beeehville and Wood- atock on Saturday.. . • . .Mrs. Geo. Dawson was' a Wingham 'Visitor on Sunday. At Knox Presbyterian Church on 'Sunday Rev. Dr. F. W. Ge1mour, Lon - .don eceupied the pulpit. He was assis- ted' by Miss Ada Adams, returned -missionary from Formosa, who spoke +of her'work in that country Miss Jo- sephine Weir rendered a solo. bf -. and Mrs;. , Harry Anderson of •Lueknow. spent Monday with the lat- • er'e mother, Mrs. Annie Doyle. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rogerson, Streetsville and Mr. Archie Brooks d Loring were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Mclllwain. The, Ebenezer Ladies Club met' at the home of Mrs. Harold Webster with, 12 members and one visitor pre- sent. It was decided to buy $5.00 of dress 'goods to make girls' dresses. A quilt was completed and four dress- . -es cut out. The material being donated by Mrs. -John Reid.' Mrs. Robert Rut- ledge was chosen as the new presi- ent and Mrs. Harold Webster, secre- tary -treasurer. Mrs. John Reid invit- •�ed.the.elub to her. home for the Nov- ember, meeting. • The Mission' Band! of Knox United Church met Sunday morning with Bill Craig in charge,; and gave the call to worship. The scripture was read by. Dolly Beadle and Harvey Wightman led in prayer. A reading was given byBill' Seers. The story "Two 'Hun- garian Boys" was given by the lead- 'er:Mrs, 'Earl Wightman. The offer-' ing was received by Glenn Yungblutt, There were'' 19 present. The Junior Red Cross of Auburn Public! Settee], held their meeting Fri- day' afternoon. The program opened by the song "Carry Om" Reading Dolly Beadle, Jokes by Donald Plun- kett, song Donald Plunkett, Lawrence Plaetzer and Glenn Yungblutt, Ridd- les, Dolly Beadle, Recitation, Carol Beadle, Reading, Teddy; Turner, song Marion Taylor, Bobby Yungblutt, Lau-` ra Leatherland. BARF'IELD at The Home Nursing "Class under th the spicet of:the Red Cross was or- ganized; in the Bayfield Public School, on Tuesday night, Organizer' d Mrs. R. H. F. Gairdner, Secretary, Mrs. -Lloyd Makins. The Class' got off , to a goods start under the able direc- tion of Miss Maud: Sterling who will be assisted by 'others during course. r Gloria Westlake took the part of the. patient in the demonstration of bed- side eare. The following names have been sent in to Red Crosse headquart- ers, es, beginning the course. Mise Cecil McLeod, Mrs. George Elliott; Mist Violet M'cQlylmont, Mrs. Roy Scotchmer, Miss Berthena Stergeon, Miss Jean Greer, Miss Marie Talbot, Mrs. Elgin Porter, Mrs. ''. Toms, Miss Rose Sbotchmer, Mrs. J. Scotch - mer, Jr., Mrs. Lloyd Makins, Miss Josephine Sterling, Mrs. Will Fergu son, Mrs. Malcolm Toms, Miss Helen Stergeon, Bins. R. Larson, Mrs. Char- les Scotchmer, Mrs. W. Parker, Miss Doris Penhale, Miss Minnie Penhale, Mrs. D .E. Prentice, llIrs. ,Alfred West- lake, Miss Beverly Porke, Mrs. Lloyd Scatchmer, Mrs: Walter Westlake, Miss Ethel Watson, Mrs. Robert Scotohmer and Mrs. Arthur Peek. Mrs. Lewis Thomson has left Bay- field, to spend the winter months in Ft. William. Mi. and Mrs. Vincent Quarry are closing their summer home, thisweek returning to London, and Mrs. Mary McKeon, mother of Mrs. Quarry who spent the summer with them has re- turned to her home in Windsor. Mrs. Frank Parke, and her daugh- ter, Mrs. Eric Carre, have returned to Toronto after spendnig several weeks here. They have sold their pro- perty "Paradise Farm" to Mr. Ivan Steckle. Mrs. R. L, Basset has taken a .position on the staff of the Victory Loan Campaign committee, in Clin- ton. Miss Fairburn returned to Detroit on Tuesday after having spent the summer season at her cottage on the lake shore. Mrs. F. Hendricks of Bir- mingham Mich., and Mrs. G. Milburn, of Detroit, came on Tuesday to ac- company her home. Mrs. C. W. Brown has, closedher cottage and is visiting her sister Mrs. Arch. Armstrong, of the Bronson Line. Mrs. H. G. E. Crosby and Master David of Bolton Landing N. Y., came on Friday owing to her mother's ill- ness to be with her sister,',Mis. John' Howard. Miss Miller and Miss Jessie Met- calf of Detroit spent the week end at their home. Misses Alice Drouin and Adele Fer- nette of Detroit were in their cot- tages over the week ends. Master John Campbell of the Bron- son line spent the week end with his grandmother, Mrs. Donald Mac- Kenzie. Miss Jean Dunn of Toronto visit- ed Mr. and Mrs. L. Makins over the week end. Mrs. E. A. Featherston. and Miss Doris Featherston, left last week to spend the winter in Hamilton. Rev. E. C. Jennings, a former Rec- tor of this Parish will be the special speaker at the service arranged, by the Laymen's Association in Trinity Church, on Sunday morning and throu- ghout the Parish. In announcing the service, the Rector urged that all members of the church make a spe- cial effort to attend. Mrs. F. C. Neelin left on Friday to visit friends at Thamesville. Miss Grace Cameron of Chicago is visiting' her sister, Miss E. Camer- V BRL CEFIELD • Miss Anna Cornish and friend of Toronto spent the week end at her .home here. Mr. and Mrs. H. Japfe spent Mon- 'day evening with Mr. and Mrs, Morley ;Storey of Seaforth. Mr. Robt Dawson, Mr. Jas. Aiken- 'head spent Sunday at Innwood. Mr. and Mrs. John Cairns attended tht'.^'McKenzie-Re'binson wedding at Egmondville on Saturday. Mr.' and Mrs. T. H. Wheeler, spent 'the week end with Mr. and 'Mrs. F.' Kling of Seaforth,- Mr. and. Mrs. Geo. Swan spent the week end In Toronto. ' Rev. and Mrs. Atkinson spent a cou- 'ple of days .at Wardsvile. 'Group No. 1 of the W 'S. are• spoiY- -spring a play to be put' en by' the A,Y,P.A. of Clinton and a prograrn by local talent on Wed. Oct. 28. Come ',out and have a real evening of `fun: The following is a list- of articles • that the ladies of this community have. .been ' asked to knit for our soldiers, sailors and' airmen. The Red Cross Society really!' wants to ac-. *sept this quota which will not be pos- sible unless they can get more knit- ters. Will you 'offer to help: Yarn and directions may be obtained any Tues. or Friday from. Mrs. Cornish. The linit.in c.:nm•niit`ee will be 'glad to :help you. Don't you think it is nearly time von cane forward. Remember our boys at .Dieppe • couldn't " and would not say they didn't have time .,for you. • . • Army'and Air Force: -20. pair of :;gloves; '20 sleeveless sweaters; 20 ribbed helmets; 50 pair socks. Seamen's, Comforts:. — 20 Turtle' 'neck sweaters; 20 sleeveless sweaters; 20 tuck ins;, 45,pair seamen's 18 inch esocks. Don't make us mina this ordsr. V Government restricts statutory holt, days to New Years Day, Goody .Fri- day, the first Monday in July, La- bor Day,' "Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day eliminating fiye gen- 'erally observed holidays. f on. v„ HOLMESVILLE The following Red Cross articles were recently packed ready fo rship- ping: 4 quilts, Al pairs boys pants, 22 boys shirt% 1 girl's coat, 1 pair pyjamas, 22 pairs socks, 98 pads, .190 diapers, 2 sweaters. The W.M.S. held its October meet- ing at the home of Mrs. Wm. Finlay with Mrs. S. Walter in charge. A. hymn of • Praise was read by Miss Reta Yeo.;, After singing all People that on Earth do Dwell, Mrs. Walter led; in prayer. Mrs. Cudmore read the Bible lesson. Psalm 95: The roll call' was answered by "something on Thanksgiving" Mrs. Walter gave a very interesting address' on Thanks- giving after which Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. B. •Trewartha offered prayer. Christian Stewardship was taken by Mrs. E. Yeo and Mrs. N. Trewartha. The business' was conducted by the ar.s. Mrs. B.. Trewartha, when ar- arrangenrents were made to hold the us,giving meeting •Sunday even- ing Nov.,15. The singing of "All Hail The Power of Jams Name" brought `ha meeting to a close. The meeting of ti:a .W. A; was held - the saint afternoon with the Pres. Mrs. E. Yeo in the chair.. Several it- ems 'of balmF;..were discussed. The • meeting closed with the singing of ,the National Anthem. Al dainty lunch was served by the hostesses, Mrs: W. 1 Yeo and Mrs. Win. Finlay and a so- cial hour spent. IE-;; CLINTON.. NEWS -RECORD MITCHELL F. HEPBURN who last evening resigned as Prem- ier of Ontario and recommended' to His • Honor, Lieutenant -Governor Matthews, that Attorney -General„ Gordon Conant, be called upon to' form an administration. V VARNA The Varna Junior Institute met at the home of Miss' Ruth McAllister on October 12th. Owing to the resigna- tion of Miss Mary Snowden, who has taken a position in Windsor, Miss Lillian Elliott was appointed presi- dent. The navy quota was completed and handed in at this meeting. The next meeting will be held at the home of Miss Julene Stephenson on Nov, 2. Death of William Hart The sudden death of the late Wil- liam Hart caused a great shock to the community.. Mr. Hart apparently was in his usual health. and on Friday suffered a heart attack. Doctor was called and advised rest and quietness On Sunday he was' up and had din- ner at' the table with his wife 'and' friends after which he went to bed and in the evening 'compl'ained of the pain in his chest. The doctor was again called and on Monday morning about .six o'clock passed away. Mr. Hart was horn near Woodstock in 1863 and later moved to Stanely town- ship where he farmed, until 1941 when he sold his farm and moved into the village of Varna about 1 year and a half ago where he and his wife were very comfortably settled. Mr. Hart was twice married, his first wile, Ag- nes McLinchyr, predeceased him seer eral years ago. In 1920 he was unit. ed in marriage to -Miss Rachel Mc- Linchy who survives to mourn the loss of a kind and loving husband. Also a brother John of Edmonton. Mr. Hart was a member of the United Church and the funeral which was held from the church on Tuesday Ott.' 13th was very 'largely attended Rev. Reba Hern conducted the service. Those from a distance who atten- ded the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hart, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hart, and Mrs. Will Hart from Wood- stock! Mr. Cuthbentson, Mr and Mrs. Elliott and son from Mitchell. The pallbearers were. Ross Scott, Basil O'Rorke, Lyle Hill, Alex McConnell, Geo. Clark! and Alf Ings. Flower bearers were nephews of the deceased The sympathy of the community is extended! to Mrs. Hart in her bereave- ment. The many friends of Mr. Lee Mc- Connell will be sorry to learn that he is still in the hospital, but getting along as well as can be expected. Dr. Harvey Reid, Mrs. Reid and daughters of Toronto spent Thanks- giving with the Dr,'s Mother Mrs. M. Reid: Special week night services are be- ing held in the United Church. All are cordially invited: Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Woods and son Bobbie of Listowel visited with rela- tives in the village Sunday: Mrs. E. Clatter spent the past week in London With.. het' daughters. ' Special serivice will be held in St. John's •Anglican Church Sunday ev- ening, Oot. 28ith.at1 o'clock Rev. E. C. Jennings, of London, will be the guest speaker. ' Al cordial invitation is extended to everyone who can attend' this ser- vice. • LONDON ROAD The London Road; Club held their regular meeting on Thursday Octob- er 15th, at the home of Mrs. Clegg. The vice-president opened themeeting with, singing followed by the creed. The minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted and the roll call was answered by eleven members and, four visitors. Bills and correspondence were dealt with and the afternoon was ',spent in quilting, sewing and knitting. A quilt was brought in that had been :quilted by.Mrs. Henderson end Wannetta.•It•was' dee id'ed to'send' boxes to our boys overseas: The' meet ing closed by, singing the. National Anthem,, The hostesses served a de- icious Lunch. The next meeting will be at home' of Mrs. George Falconer on November 19th - CUT FLOWERS FLORAL DESIGNS; For Every Occasion C. V. COOKE FLORIST Phones: Mw and QAi Ponitry(Wan ted We are in the market for a good quantity of Iive chickens and hens apt top market prices. Culling done by,an experienced poultryman. Now is the time to have your flock producing to obtain" the best price for eggs_ in years: N. W. TREWERTIEN Day Pksse 214. Night Phone i2Y. Barking Locker Storage Salmon Fish 18c Per lb. in Large piece Or 20c lb Sliced Boneless Salmon 30e Ib v—v—v Fresh and Smoked Fillets 25e per lb. Haddock Fillets 30c Ib. Custom Killing and Buying Hides v—v—V FROZEN FOODS ARE BETTER FOODS Summerhill Red Cross The Summerhill ..Red Grose group held their October meeting at the home of Mrs. Oliver Jervis with the president in the chair: The meeting opened by singing God Save the King followed by jhe Red Cross prayer. The minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted. Fifteen members and nine'visitors were present. It was moved that Mrs. T, Mason and Mrs, A. Osbaldeston look after the Christ- mas boxes to be sent*, our soldiers overseas. Al cushion donated by Miss Gladys Habkirk brought: •seyenty-five cents, A. quilt was quilted and a quilt top was worked on and our navy corn.: fort bags were packed in the after- noon. The next meeting will be at the home of Mr's'. G, Slnith in the after- noon of October 28th, Roll ,pall to be answered by "my favorite hobby" Lunch was served at the close of the meeting. Church Delegates ' Meet at Clinton That the teaching of religious know ledge in public and high schools be urged throughout the county was the text of a resolution adopted at the Huron County, Sunday School con- vention held in Clinton, which was under the direction of the 'United Christian_ Education 'Advance Com- mittee. Other resolutions endorsed were: That a looal, survey be Made in the villages, towns and townships in the county under bhe direction of the'looai ministerial associations; that where possible teacher's training' schools, be held and that suppoift be given to proposed plans for Christian Family Week,'May 3 to 9, to be the culmin- ation of intensive effort up, to that time. The convention was held tri Wesley Willis church. Delegates were present from every Protestant denomination in the county. The afternoon session was opened '5y 'a period) of Worship conducted by Rev: J. 'A.:Milligan, of ,Goderich. Miss Ruth Lucas, represent- ing the Ontario Religious Education Council; challenged the gathering'with an address entitled "A Counter Of- fensive," Then followed around table discussion on Christian education ad- vance. • Denominational Institutes followed with the following leaders: Rev: A, J. Milligan, Goderich,. Rev.: J. Graham, Bayfield; Rev. W. Weir,-Hensall; Rev. C. B. Iieckendorn, Zurioh, Rev. R. G. Hazelwood., Walton. Rev. W. Weir, of Herman, opened the period of worship, in the evening. Rev. Richard, Stewart ' of Goderich, presented the report of the resolu- tions committee. A demonstration of a teachers' meeting entitled "Back From the Convention" was presented by Victoria street United church 'Y'oung People Goderich. Rev. W. e 'Antos, speaking on "Toe Conservation of Youth" forcefully presented the! claims of the present day for a `}Chri- stian Education Advance." His ad- For Sale drest brought the convention to a eon- Two white Saanen'milk, goats. A.p. 1 i ROBY THEATRE 4:1114TON NOW PLAYING -- "CHARLIE'S AUNT". Mon., Tues., and Wed. "49th Parallel" A Story of our Own Canada, starr- ing the Canadian actor Raymond Massey. Raymond Massey, Lawrence Olivier and Leslie Howard. Thurs., Fri., Saturday. "Take' a Letter Darling" A Male Secretary and a Female Boss; ' Starring Rosalind Russel and Fred McMurray. COMING "REAP THE WILD WIND," with Paulette Goddard. BUY VICTORY BONDS CAPITAL THEATRE cool NOW PLAlYING—"TAKE A LET- TER DARLING",---Rosatind Rus- sell: Mon., Tues. and. Wed. Ceeil B.. DeMilles :Greatest Picture ."Reap the .Wild Wind" In Technicolor, with an all star east: Ray Milland—John .Wayne— Paulette Goddard, Raymond Massey —Robert Preston and Susan Hay- ward. Thurs., Fri. and Sat. You have waited for this epic! - "Captains of the Clouds" Filmed in Technicolor at Canada's Air S'choola, and starring. James Cagney with Brenda Mar- shall. COMING - "REMEMBER THE DAY" --.Claudette Colbert. REGENT ?HEATHS/ NOW PLAYING — "TANKS A. MILLION" and • "THE GOLD RUSH" • Mon., Tues. and Wed. • Joan Fontaine—Tyrone.; Power and; Thomas Mitchell. Presenting a grand romance of the war, a pic- ture you will remember. • "This Above All" Thurs., Fri. and Sat. Gene Autry :Smiley Burnebte and Carol Hughes with song and sinew they fail, the outlaws and win the gal again. "Under Fiesta Stars" COMING—"49th PARALLEL" -a- Don't Miss It! BUY VICTORY BONDS THE ONLY THING TO DO Put your money to work for VICTORY Buy the Third VICTORY LOAN "Nothing Matters Now But Victory" Serve by Saving Space Donated By BARTLIFF'S PHONE 1 WE DELIVER MARRIAGES LEE—.LEE — At the home of the bride's parents in Wingham, on Monday, Oct. 19th, when Rev. Ken- neth MacLean united in marriage Jennie Lee, elder daughter of. Mr, and Mrs, Wee Lee, of Wingham, and Mr. Howard Lee, , son of Mr, We Lee of ;Clinton. RISI',EY;—+LIVERMORE - 'At Holy Trinity Church, Winnipeg, on Sat- urday afternoon October 3rd, when Lottie Irene' Livermore,. daughter of Mrs. S. G. Castle, of Clinton, be- came the bride of Mr. Arthur Ris- Iey of Peterborough, England. BIRTHS JOHNS-- At Scott Memorial Hospi tai, Seaforth on Sunday, Oct. 815 1942, to Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Johns, of Tuckersmith, a son. SAVAUGE—In Seaforth Hospital on Tuesday October 13, to Mr. and Mrs. Rose Savauge, a daughter, Lynda Jean. =x,a COOK—In Clinton , Public Hospital, on Monday October 19th, to Mr. and Mrs. Orville Cook, of Blyth, •a soh. , WILLIAMS In Clinton Public Hospi- tal on . Tuesday, October 20th to Mr. and Mrs. Knox Williams, of Clinton, a daughter, Carol Anne. PICKETT—In Clinton Public Hospi- tal . on Wednesday, October 21st, to Pte and Mrs. Ken. Pickett, (nee Dorothy Steep), a son. ' LEBEAU In Clinton PublicHospi- , tai, on Thursday, October 22nd, to Mr. and Mrs.' Max LeBeau, of Stanley Township, a son. • • DEATHS GRANT --4n Clinton on Tuesday, Oc- tober 24th, John Grant, in his 58th. Year. McCAUGHEY: In Clinton on Tues- day, October 20th ,Martha Boyle, beloved wife, of the late John Mc- Caughey in her 83rd year. EDMESTON-In Toronto, on Friday, October 16th, Ner .ton Bdmeston, in his 75th year. • ALLEN—In Boboaygeon, on Friday,' Getober 915, Margaret Jackson, wi- dow of ,John; James Allen of Ot- tawe, and former resident of Clin- ton. MacKINNON—Art the Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal, on Monday, Oc- tober 19th, John George MacKinnon beloved husband, of Bessie Clara May Ranee, father of Bill, Mary' and Manny, and eldest son of the late Reverend Neil D. and Mrs. Mac Kinnon, Funeral at Moncton, New Brunswick on Thursday. V Canada to ship 675,000,000 pounds' of bacon and port products, to Britain during the year at a price 10 per cent higher than the price paid under. the xpiring 600,000,000 pound e'ontract Agricultural Minister Gardiner an- nounces. DANCE "In Aid of Smokes for Soldiers" Sponsored by the "Happy War Work- ers' Club," of the Heim Road. Town Hall, Clinton FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23rd t Music by "The Melody Mixers" Admission 35 cents each Dancing 9 to 1 14-2 Wanted General maid to commence duties October 30th. Sleep out. Apply Box ..39X the Clinton New Record. 15-1 Apples For Sale A quantity of sprayed spy apples for sale .Apply. to R. G. Smith, R.R. 1, Clinton, Phone 804r34, 15-1 For Sale One 2 year old Registered York- shire Hog, Apply to W. V. Roy, Lan- desboro, phone Blyth 28r6.• 15-1 For Sale Girl's two-piece ski suit, size 12; boy's three-piece suit, coat, hat and leggings, size 2; Also one pair white rubber galoshes. Apply at the News - Record office. • 15-1 Farm Wanted I want to rent 100 acres with the option of buying. Land and: buildings trust be in fair condition. Apply to Box 39 R The News -Record. 15-1 To •Rent To rent in Seaforth, heated apart- ments. All modern; two bedrooms. Apply Regent Theatre, Seaforth, 15-1 For Sale Old model car with good motor, tires and. battery.. Good, mileage aper gallon. Apply at the News -Record of- fice. 15-1 For Sale Three piece green enamelled bed- room suite with springs, 3.4 size spindle type bed. Telephone 620r14, Mrs. Jack Innes, R.R. 5, Clinton. 15-1 Wanted Girl wanted to do housework every morning. No eooking. Apply at the Commercial Inn, Clinton. 15-1 PORTER'S HILL The October meeting of the Port- c(r's. Hill Reel Cross was held on Monday, October 19, at the hone of Mrs, Glenn Lockhart. The afternoon was ',spent in packing ditty bags for soldiers at Christmas and in sewing. The business part of the meeting. was conducted by the preident, Mrs; Bert' Harris, The lucky ticket was drawn on• an afghan and was' won by Mrs. Jack Gilbert. The'riekt meeting"will be held at the home of Mrs. Les Cox on the third'Monday of Novem- ber. FARM FOR RENT Improved - 137 acres productive land, cheerful neighborhood — well fenced and underdrained—good barns —new seven roomed cottage—hard- wood bush -apple orchard—water un- derpressure—electricity, 1 1-4 miles east of Varna on paved highway. Ow- ner reserves main resident and lawns for personal use. Apply to Dr. Lloyd Moffat, London, Ontario. 14-3 NormCE Clerks' Notice of First Posting of Voters' List. Voters' Lists, 1942, Township of Hul- lett, Huron County Notice is hereby given that I have complied with Section 8 of the Voters' Lists Act, ,and that I have posted up at my ;,Office at Londesboro, on the 12, day of October, 1942, the list of all persons entitled to vote in the said Municipal Elections, and that such list remains there for inspection. AND I HEREBY CALL upon all Voters to take immediate proceedings to have any errors or omissions car- rected according `to law, •and that the last day, for appeal being the 12, Day of November, 1942. Dated this 12, Day of October, 1942. JAS. W. McGOOL Clerk of Hullett Township. Electrical Equipment Shur Shock Eleotrio Fenced, comb: plote with Battery and Inaulatorat $15.00 guaranteed. I carry a full line of radio tubes(;. up to date tube tester, General bat- teries and' Dominion Washing Marl. ines ,all electrical appliances and roofing auppijes. A. W. Groves. Princess St.. Princess Street — Clinton. WESTERN ONTARIO' MOTOR- WAYS LTD.. BUS SERVICE Change of Schedule June 27, 1942. LEAVE CLINTON Southbound: DLY. ex. Sun. & Hot Sun. & Hol 8.15 a.m. 8.15 a.m. 1.25 p.m. 4.50 p.m. 4.50 p.m. 8.30 p.m.. Northbound: • , ' DLY. ex. Sun. & Hol. Sun.' & Hol, 10.50B 2.20 2.20 9.55 8.45 B. Indicates to Wingham only. For furter information call Bartliff's Confeetionery Phone 1. SOMETHING NEW ADAM BRUCK and His Orchestra CLINTON i' ' TOWN HALL This ,• SATURDAY NIGHT You will want to be there to enjoy, this change of bands. ` Admission 35 cents each. 12 -tor Anniversary Services Of Brucefield United Church Sunday, 'October 25th at 11.00 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Rev. W. A. Beecrsoft, B. A., B.D., of Wingham will be the guest speaker, Special music will be furnished by the choir, assisted by Miss Weir, of Au- burnh 142 • WANTED TO PURCHASE PULLETTS OF ALL AGES Get our paying latices before sell- ing. Also wanted flocks to supply' us with hatching eggs for 1943 season. Flocks culled and blood tested free. Good Prices Paid. Write for full de- tails. Tweddle Chick Hatcheries Limited, Fergus, Ontario. 14-8, • FOR SALE Girls tailored winter coat, size 14, New last year. Apply at the News- Record office. : . 14-1 FDR,, SALE— ,STOCKY ,FARM '175 'acres, 2- miles from' Dashwood. • Good livestock district. Good seven-. room Brick house with basement. Two barns 80'x40' (bank'ed) and 60'x40'. Water inside buildings. Two concrete silos. Tool shed, etc. Good roads. Land part light and clay loam all under crop, with abundant naturyal water. Full line farm implements if desired will be sold reasonable to close estate.,, Immediate possession $8,000 half cash. Apply to W, E. Reid, Box 103 Chath- am,. Ontario. • 14-2 Lost Strayed front Lot 18, concession 8 of Stanley township, one red heifer, part Hereford . and part Durham, weight from 800 to 900 pounds. • Fin- der please get in touch with Watt' Webster, Varna, phone 11r622 Clin- ton. 13-t1. • . SPRAYED APPLES FOR SALE Fall Apples: Also orders taken for. Spy, Snow, King, Sweets, Russets, Baldwins, etc. Phone Clinton 622-24. Fred McClymont, Varna. 10-tf. House For Sale White stucco house on Mary Street. In good condition; Modern convenien- ces., Apply Mies Rudd, Mary.St. 11-t1 Sheep For Sale Leicester sheep for sale, present of- fering ,consists of shearling ewes, ewe ants, ram lambs. Apply to J, H. Quig- ley, 3 miles south of Clinton on. No. 4 Highway, phone 3r619. 1242