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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1943-04-08, Page 4xt yl PAGE4 iSZ THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD k'setet t tH$.14thy fHetteea, WALL PAPER WINDOW SHADES CURTAIN POLES CURTAIN MATERIALS FLOOR Aa i ATS WE C PLY YOU AAT. ER STORE OPEN EVENINGS 6 TO 8 's• {f+ • 3« PHONES 36W i` 36X +? isJ ...144F44,14$74514414,14:4 -444:744744,W4,4443 -4,444,W-64+44-44 »e.+}+,? r -4,4H W H+,4+.W'r ;«;+;41$H;+'#, They, Have Arrived A NEW SHIPMENT' :OP REGAUDS' COLOGNES THEY ARE EXQUISITE RIGaA JDS' - A,PPLEI BLOSSOM' RSGAUDS' - - - - - DEVILTRY RIGAUDS'- - - - PINX BOXED AT 60c AND 05c ALSO ADRIENNE TOILETRIES EVENING IN PARIS TOILETRIES ANY LADY WOULD APPRECIATE ONE OI'' ABOVE AS AN EASTER REMEMBRANCE it Sr H.NTONHOIMESONTPHM. B. Tikas PHONE nt owes.�•rx Biltmore Hats for Spring S- y. Sf ;f 3f' ft z7 l CUSTOM TAILORS — Be Measured by a Tailor. HAVE YOU PICKED OUT THAT NEW HAT FOR ;SPRING? Now is the time to get the Choice of Styles and Colours -PRICED RIGHT $2.25 to $5.50 Browns, Blue, Greys, and Greens Snap Rim or Welted Edges. DAVIS : HE MAN Sporting Equipment Cheek up on your Fishing Tackle and get what you need. Hunters -- eligible for ammunition —get your order in soon BICYCLES FOR RENT GOO SUPPLY OF MODEL CRAFT FOR THE CHILDREN EPPS SPOKT SHOP Headquarters For All Sporting Goods + 4 i+f+��iHw+tom w sH.�i•��Hi.•+;H}Hj.H�HiH�H�.+rHrH� Clinton Mon ent Works WILL IN THE FUTURE BE OPERATED BY CUNNINGHAM & PRYDE IN CONJUNCTION WITH THEIR Exeter Business + Representatives of the firer p411 be at this shop on Saturday alter- +_ noon, April 3rd, Will any interested persons ;lease call?" 3; Mr. J. J. Zapie will be pleased to receive any inquiries *s breit +A btl H el 1.+H♦��� W +HH ' -,- + e+++ Pi+1..A A+jA 4`F» fL�?» � TH i'AJ'w � t.4inM H1 +� T»H N+H+.f iMHK4SN14:?0t. OBITUARY SUMMERHILL MRS JOHN McASH A well known resident of Tara for the past 35 years, Mrs. Eleanor MCASh wife of Dr. John McAsh, died follow- ing a short illness from a heart con- dition. She was born at Bayfield and since her marriage to Dr. McAsh had re- sided at Belgrave Clinton and Sarnia before going to Tara. She was •a life-long•. member of the Presbyterian 'Chureh.and its organizations. The sur- viving family are, her husband and two daughters: (Eleanor), Mrs. A, Wark, Tara; (Marion) Mrs. Rev. W. A. Kincaid, Innerkip; and, a son Louis, Ferndale; two sisters, Ars. Ed. Hon- ghton and Miss' M. Armstrong, Lon - .cion; two brothers, Archibald Arm- strong, Bayfield' and James Arm- strong ,V. S. Gorrie. The funeral was held, Wednesday 'with interment in Tata cemetery. The Summerhill Red Cross met at the home of Mrs. Norman and GIar- ence Ball. With the President in the chair the meeting opened by sing- ing "God Save Our ,King," followed by the Red Cross prayer. The minutes of the last meeting were read and ad- opted 20 members and 2 visitors 'ans- wered the roll call, Our Treasurer, re- ported that our Campaign brought in $82.20, A. Ietter of thanks was receiv- ed eceiveed from Pte. P. Woznica from over- seas for a parcel. It was voted on and carried to ask each member for $1.00 donation to provide parcelsnfor the boys in the services. The afternoon was spent in folding surgical' pads. Lunch was served at the close of the meeting. The next meeting is. to be a Pot Luck supper at the 'home , of sudden Mrs. E. Ball on April 14th. J. H. C Red Shield The ,R.S.W.A. held their' regular meeting at the home of Mrs. John Fraser on Tuesday April 6th, with the President, Mrs. N. W. Trewattlia Pre- siding. There were 18 members,' 9 visitors and 5 babies present. After the business was dispensed with 2 solo's by Mrs. Percy Atkinson, who accompanied herself on the guitar; duet's by. Miss Pearl 1VTiller and Miss Thelma. Carter; 2 solo's by Miss .lean Elliott and songs by Yvonne Dale and Kenneth Carter. Capt. Curtis 'led in the devotional after which all par- took of a delicious pot luck supper. The collection amounted to $6.10: We wish to 'acknowledge with thanks the following donations, 1 quilt by the Presbyterian church Iad:ies, 4 quilt blocks. by. Mrs. Garnet Cornish; The London Road Ladies $5.00; 1 quilt top by Mrs. Fred Livermore. The next regular meeting will be in the S. A. Hall on Tuesday April 13th. This will be packing day. On Friday Ap- ril 0th of this. week there will be a quilting bee in the S: A, Hall, Will all the ladies who can quilt please to be present. HAYFIELD A, S. 0. Margaret L. Ferguson, No, 4 wireless school R.C.A,F. Gnelph, Ont. was home over the week end,: Driver Keith W. •Genreinhardt of Canrp. Borden spent • his week end leave with his mother Mrs, F. C. Gerneinhardt. Stoker Merton Merner,'of H, M. S. Provost, London, visited his aunt, Miss M. C. Reid, on Sunday. A. C. 2 William Robinson, R. C. A. F. Manning Pool, Toronto spent the week end with bis brother,. Jas. Rob- inson in the village. Jack -Murray who enlisted in the Royal Canadian Navy, left last week for London to continence his training on H.M.C.S. Provost. Word has been received by their respective 'parents that Corporal Bor- den Clark, son of Mr .and Mrs. Peter Clark, Goderich township, and LAC. Stuart Watson, R.C,A.F, son of Reeve F. Watson and Mrs. Watson of Stan- ley township had arrived safely in England. Miss Elizabeth Reid, Toronto is vis- iting her sister; Miss M. C. Reid. Airs. fI. A. Scott who spent the win- ter in London has returned• to her home in the village, She was accom- panied by Mrs,,A, Goldthorpe of God- erich. Mrs. J. H. Baker returned to the village on Tuesday after having visit- ed her uncle Mr, Robert S. Reid, and Mrs. Reid, Stanley township for a week.' - Miss Elizebath-Canrerom was the guest of Miss E. Logan in I-lensall ov. er the week end. Miss Peggy Boyd returned to Kit- chener on Tuesday after having vis- ited her aunt, Mts.,J. E. Howard, for a week. Mrs. W. J. McLeod, who has spent the past month in Detroit returned home last week. She was accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. C. Robbins, and little Miss Claudia, who will be her guests fora fortnight. Mrs, N. W. Woods and Miss Lucy Woods spent the week end in Hen - sell with Air. and Mrs. R .H. Middle- ton. Mrs, George Little, who took a posi- tion in. Goderich for the winter months has r•etutnecl to hpr home in the vil- lage. The Little Inn. A very successful Euchre and Hard Time Dance was held in the town hall on Friday last under the auspices of the finance Committee of the local Tied Cross Society. Winners. at euchre were: Ladies; :1st Betty Heard; 2ircl. Mrs, M. Bowman (Goderich), Gents 1st Wm. J. Telford (Stratford), 2nd Wm, Coultis, (Varna). The 'prizes for 'those in costume were awarded to Mrs. Sarah Walker, (Goderich), .Zanies Greenway (Goderich) Gloria Westlake and Jack Sturgeon, Mrs. Orville Met;lincliey, Mrs. Claude Roby bins and Roy Morey acted as judges. Music for the dance was played by Monk's Orchestra of Goderich. Mrs. J. A. Fergusonleftlast week to visit friends in London. Mrs. rIVIalcoin Toms returned home on Friday last after having visited in Toronto for several Weeks. Miss Dean Castle t`eturned to Strat- ford last week to resume her nursing duties after having spent a vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos, W. Castle. Mrs." Minnie Ross went to Toronto on Monday to attend the funeral of her son-in-law the late Major.. 3. 11. Cobb. Mrs, Chas Berry returned from Clin- ton Hospital on Saturday and on Mon- day Mr. Berry accompanied her to London where she is recuperating. Mrs. Cobb was called to Sherbrook, Quebec, on Saturday owing to the .illness of hes' husband, Major obb. who was serving with the Veteran Guards. Ile passed away tin Jel'gens Lotion; 1 bottle heaaache tab - Saturday evening. before Mrs, Cobb, lets; 1 box 3 cakes toilet soap and reached Sherbrooke. The funeral was bottle perfume; 1 bottle nail polish; 1 held from the Myers -Elliott Funeral bottle polish remover; 1. tube tooth Home Chapel, Toronto, 011 Tuesday af- paste. 1 comb and mirror set, ternoon at two o'clock and Interment Y made in pcarboro Lawn' Cemetery, To- ronto. His widow who was formerly HOLMESVILLE Miss Ilelen Ross,. has spent the past Mrs. act Teti and Mary two winters in the village with her Mi and Jack mother, 1VIrs. Minnie Ross, and has Helen were visitors in Hamilton over made a large ,circl'e of friends here the weakend, who extend most sincere sympathy to Nrne tables of progressive euchre her xis her sad bereavement, were played M the I f V Yee, the Proceeds for the Red Cross. The winners were Mrs, Young, Gode- FiRUiEFIIt'.I.I71 rich, Mrs, Harry Cudmor°, Mr. Alvin Cox and Mr. Glazier; Group No. 1 t tome of1VIr•s. Mrs. Gus Voth of Detroit, visited served dainty refreshments. her Sather 1W. C, D. Simpson, last The ladies of Hoimesville W. A. have week, • been Practising for a couple of short Miss' Freda Hill of St. Catharines plays, which will be put on Friday spent the week end with her parents night with other talent taking part. Me', and Mrs. Lyle Hill., Mrs. E. Yeo is in Clinton nursing Mr. Stanley Doan of Watford Miss May Davis, who broke her hip Mr. and Mrs. Dorland Little of Big.. some time ago. Mrs. Banton, of `Sdybh ger Sask., visited on Sunday, with Mr. who was on the case, left on account and Mrs. Robt Dawson and Mr, and of illness. Mrs. F. Taylor. The death took place hi Clinton on Miss Ina Scott of Landon spent Sun- Saturday April 3rd, of Mrs. Eli Ed- day at her home here. monston, who has been living for the Miss Anna Cornish of Toronto spent past years with Mr, and Mrs.. Charles the week end at her holne here, McPhail. She was formerly Rachael .'. Jack Mustard, R.C.A,F. of Mon.- Young.: treal spent, the week end at his home V here. Mr. and Mrs. T. Wheeler spent VARNA Sunday in Stratford. (Intended for Last Week) Mr. and Mrs. G. Swan spent the Mr. and Mrs, J. T .Reid, and Mrs. weep and at Shakespeare. A. McNaughton visited at the home Mr. and Mrs. Dunlop of Chatsworth !of Mr. and Mrs. Jno Rathwell last spent Sunday with Mr .and Mrs. Ross Sunday. Scott. The: W. A, of St. John's Anglican Have you put your name in yet as Church met at the home of Mrs. J a blood donor. Don't you think this is reaIIy serious? Well it is. Mrs. Geo. Hess and Bob Hensall visited: Mr. and:.. Mrs. C. Haugh on Sunday. The Red Cross held a very success- fulshower gnd supper on Friday night following is a list of what was packed and shipped. Seaman's Comforts: 4 tuck -ins; 3 turtle neck sweaters, 4 aero caps, 26 pair seaman's 18 inch stockings. Army and Airforce; 2 turtle neck sweaters, 3 sleeveless sweaters. • British Civilian: 10 girls night gowns, 10 pair boys pyjamas. Hospital Supplies: 8 men's Eider- down bed jackets, 11 surgical towels. For refugees: 13 large quilts, 2 crib quilts; 5 women's dresses; 8 child- ren's dresses,' 1 child's knitted wool- dress and panties, 3 women's wool vests; 1 wool combination; 1 pair long wool drawers; 1. pair women's panties; 1 chili's slip; 1 child's kimona; 1 boy's suit; ,1 boy's sweater; 3 aprons; 1 girl's wool dress; 1 suit boy's pyjamas, 1 suit girl's pyjamas; 1 child's romp- er; 1. pair child's boots; 1 woman's night gown; 2 baby's nighties; 13 bath towels; 1 linen towel; 1 pair boys bedroom slippers; 1 boys sweater; 1 'woman's sweater; 1 pair boy's knick- ers; 2 pair, boys' pants; 1 pair boy's mitts; 2 pillow eases 23 wash cloths, 2 pair elrilds' ankle socks; 13 pair chil- dren's stockings; 10 pair Women's stockings. 1 pair mens socks; 1 pair boys socks; 2 pair childs wool slippers, 2 baby wool bonnets, 3 pair baliy wool bootees; 6 combs, 3 handkerchiefs; 3 cards bobby pins; 4 hair nets; 1 box Kleenex; 4 papers pins; 45 cakes toilet soap; 11 cakes laundry soap; 4 shav- ing cream; 4 face powder; 2 boxes baby powder; 4 jars face cream; 1 jar Noxema; 8 rouge, 3 Iipsticks; 1 bottle Mossop one .evening last, week. The evening was spent quilting. A. dainty lunch was served by the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. E. Chutor and son El- liott spent Sunday at Harriston with Mr. and Mrs Harvey. Chutor. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. McAsh attend- ed the funeral of their aunt Mrs. (Dr.) John 11icAsh of Tara on Wednesday. The many friends of Mr. George Clarke are pleased to see hint around again and able to attend his duties. Mr. W. McArtney, who leas oper- ated the chopping mill far the past three months moved out on Saturday, and we are looking forward to seeing Mr. Aidington move in in the very near future: Mr. and Mrs. M. Elliott motored, to Kitchener Sunday. • CONSTANCE Mr, and Mrs. S. Carter of Code - rich spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Perguson. Mr, and Mrs. Wilbur Jewitt and Mrs. Geo. Leitch visited with Mr, and Mrs, Win. Livingston on Sunday. Mr .ancl Mrs. Lorne Lawson and Mrs. John Ferguson, Mrs, Stewart Dolmage and Wayne were in Strat- ford last Friday. Mrs. John Carter entertained her group to a quilting on Wednes- day at the home of Mrs. Eph, Clarke, Mrs. Lorne Lawson had a quilting on Monday for her group, Mr. Lorne Lawson spent Wednes- day in London on Radio Business. Captain Harold Lawson and Mrs. Lawson, Mr. and Mrs, Will Johnston of Clinton called at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Leitch on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Taylor spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Law- son. THURS., APRIL, 8, 1943 ca,nA. CANADIAN CE TINED SE AA"A.KE plans early this year to harvest a bumper crop of smooth, clean, high-quality potatoes. Good seed is the first require- ment for an excellent crop . - . because only good seed will grow vigorous plants, plants that can withstand most of the serious diseases common to potatoes. Canadian Certified Seed Potatoes are good seed potatoes. By planting them, many of the losses due to disease will be avoided ... higher -quality, cleaner, smoother, more uniform potatoes than those grown from ordinary seed stock will be produced. finer ad, em. Plat Can- ianthis Certifiedd Seed. stGrow ppotatoes thatill grade otatoes— and more of anadanNo. e. Prance Edward Island Cobblers Green Mountain Look for,hieeertllcation tag on the bag or container —the only wayofbeingrur,af getting Canadian C,ei. lied Bead potato,.. 8. amtnc it 1 carefully. tep '•",'M. to da Packers, s , .rj ted xl saga ..,•.s....P,.. WALLPAPERnmaPAINTG THE LATEST IN SPRING SAMPLES LARGE STOCK TO CHOOSE FROM Samples and books may be seen at the house or a phone call brings them to your door. Let me sell you the paper or paint and I will see that your work is done, or, you can do it yourself. I have a large stock of Paper, Paints, Varnishes and Enamels on hand. A few bargains of paper to clear at cost See 111y. Stock Before Buying Prices are Right CLINTON D. A. 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