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The Mack all Cast Furnace
Insures
HEALTH! - COMFORT
-SATISFACTION-
CANADA'S LEADING
FURNACE.
No* is the Time to have your •
►leating'System overhauled.' or
a new. ane •installed
I'k CALL AND SEE
FOR YOURSELF
ATTER:.8 PERDUE
1nARDWARE, PLUMBING i ELECTRICIANS
. PEON! 147w. CLINTON, ANT.
Sale of Odd Lots
OF SUMMER .SHOES
GUT THEY GO -BROKEN LINES AND ODD SIZES -
AT VERY LOW PRICES
LOT NO. 1 -These are extremely' cheap. They consist of a lot of lines
of Women's and. Children's White shoes that .have been gathered to-
gether from higher priced lines. Some are counter soiled but will.
give good wear. No Exchange on this Line.
• CHOICE $L00 PAIR
LOT NO. 2 -Some better lines bat mostly odd pairs
CHOICE OF LOT 2 - $L50 PAIR
LOT NO. 3- A nice assortment at 11.95
LOT NO 4-141en's Summer: Sport Shoes. Some With '•libber Sole
CLEARING AT $2.50 PAIR
SEE OUR REGULAR LINES OF SMART SUMMER FOOTWEAR
• : PRICES ARE VERY, LOW
Plurnstee1 Bros.
ARlR1*1. = Adam Sate -•- Scott & 'McHale Shore for Mer
Arena), Tip Top Tailors.
rr >,.... WEDDINGS
CALDWI;iLL-CG'LQUHOUN
• Hydrangea, red roses and ever-
greena in. beautiful ariangement`'in
the bay window at the bride's home
formed the setting for themarriage
of Jean Lorene Colquhoun, eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Col-.
quhoun, Clinton, and William Leon-
ard Caldwell; R.C.A.F.'Jarvis, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Caldwell, Lon-
desboro. The ceremony was' perforated
at twelve o'clock noon, Tuesday, July.
20th, by Flight Lieutenant D. J. Lane,
of Sky Harbour, and minister of Clin-
iion Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Ernest
Allen, Cromarty, aunt of the .bride
• played the wedding music.
Given in marriage by her grand-
father, Mr. Arthur Colquhoun of
Staffa, the bride wore a white sheer
street length dress -with inserts of
chantilly lace. She wore a shoulder
Professor Sanctuary is One of Amer
ica's foremost • authorities on Poul-
try,
•The. speaker chose for his subject,
"Scientific' `housing ' and 'feeding of
poultry for profit," illustrating his
remarks with blackboard and chalk
diagrams and lantern views. He stres-
sed particularly the advantage of
proper, ventilation of poultry houses,
showing by drawings how the air
should be dra-wn in so as to pass over
the floor litter and escape overhead,
thus keeping the litter dry and the
birdsin1
a healthy condition, th eo n tion. Hopper
feeding was also illustrated, showing
how hoppers should be built so as to
prevent waste.
The speaker was heard with close
attention and when the meeting was
length vera caught with orange blot- thrown open for discussion answered
some and ;carried a bouquet of Red a number of question. J. C. Shearer,
Briareliffe-roses and bouvardia. Agricultural representative hereco-
The bride was attended by. her sis- operated with the federati,
on in local
ter,' Miss Isabel Colquhoun,. as brides- p
maid, wearing a street length dress
of pale blue she over taffeta and
carrying a bouquet of white Regal W-
iles and carnations. Cpl. D. C. Colqu-
houn, R:C.A.Fz, Bagotville, Que., the
bride's brother, was groomsman. The
bride's father, who is with the R.C.
arrangements.
IN THE LETTER BOX
Sgt. Brown, P. M.
R 97040 R.C.A.F. Overseas
A.F. at Calgary, Alta., was unable to The following letter was received
attend the wedding. by Mrs. Ronald Macbonald, from her.
Assisting Mrs. Colquhoun in receiv- brother, Sgt.aPercy Brown, who, some
ing the guests was the groom's mo- time ago was injured in manoeuvres
ther, Mrs. Caldwell, wearing a navy overseas.
dress and hat with white accessories Dear Marg. and Ron:
and a corsage of pink carnations. Mrs. Just a line to let you know I am
Colquhoun was dressed in oming on fine. I'm writing this with
powder blue c
With White accessories and a corsage my right hand, its doing fine but is
of pink carnations. A buffet luncheon still pretty stiff. But itwill come back
was served to thirty guests by six lc•lt.
Mends of the bride.'I've been sent to a convalescent
The coupleleftby motor on a trip honle;until the back of my hand heals
to Muskoka, the bride travelling in a, then I go back' to the hospital for
two piece figured tan dress. with massages. Bay, is it swell hetes There
brown gabardine accessories, and a I are oiily 20 fellows and the meals
corsage of deepred. roses. On their are nerefct, better ihem...the hospital,
return Mrs. Caldwell will 'reside at Its an old . country estate just like!.
64. Chester Avenue, ,,Toronto, and I Casa Loma, in a way, with well kept
AC. Caldwell will return to his stat- grounds and nice, walks Coudn't;'be
. ion at aarvis, Ontario. better to build up one's health. I'guess
y ' Stewart will be finished his schooling
by now and will have a good job;
Professor Sanctuary Hope so anyway. Well, tomorrow is
Speaks to Poultry Raisers July lst. but its no holiday here, In
fact most people have never heard of
The Huron Federation of Apical- it, but Tan going to celebrate by going
time sponsored a meeting in the in- for a walk.
.eXpect to get week end off an
'lterests, of :poultry husbandry as a d
Wartime food production measure go into Edinburgh. Its a lovely clean
which was held in the town hall, Gin' city and really pretty. There is a'huge
castle in the centre of it. Also there is
,. ton, Friday night. It was attended by Hollyrood Palace, now, that's sure,
about forty men and women interest- some place to see. That's where the
ed in poultry raising. King and Queen stay when they come
The guest speaker was` Professor to Edinburgh.'
Say'' you ought to see me and I'll
William Sanctuary of Massachusetts
bet you would laugh. My hair is crop -
State College, Amherst, Mass., who ped off short and T have.a moustache
Was introduced by W, L. Whyte, pre- now. Doesn't look bad, even if I do
sident `of the Huron Federation, and say se • myself., Wiah I had some films
chairman of the meeting. Mr. Whyte I could have picture qf- myself token
also spoke of the successful poultry and could send them beak, Let me
know if you got my photo?
raisers' convention held in Toronto, Lots of leve,, Percy.
THE
CLINT'ON: •NEWS -RECORD.
THURS., JTJLY 22, 1943'
Our assortment of low and medium
priced glassware, looks well indeed
where it is, but we are willing to have
it distributed to- where it was inten
ded, to go, in the home of••the people.
If you cannot mobilize ••ypurself• mo-
biline your, resources for the,,Winnina
of this war when the ,conflict. is: end-
ed it will be fine to be able to say
---I did "my part; 'I played the game
I bought War Saving Stamps.
If you enjoyed Rebecca, and who did
not? You won't vyant, to miss the new
book by the same auther, 'It'd. name
Hungry Hill, at's price $3.00. It pro-
mises to surpass' eveh the, wonderful'
sales of Rebecca which we still keep
in stock at $14b. In Hungry Hill
this noted author '''does it `.again."
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