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The Clinton News Record, 1941-04-03, Page 5API3,IL 3, 1941 IS RA, 11011E I A C011wI Is your house sound in structure? Is it protected and decorated inside and out by good paint? Is the roofrain-and-snow- proof? Is your kitchen equipped for light, happy work? Haye you a bright, sanitary , bathroom? If you need money for renovations, discuss the matter. with our manager. You will appreciate his helpful approach to your problems. BANK OF MONTREAL ."A Bank Whore Small Accounts Are Welcome" Clinton. Branch: H. B1. MONTEITH, Manager Londesborough (Sub -Agency): Open Monday and Thursday. MODERN, EXPERIENCED BANKING. SERVICE the Otkrovte of 123 Years' Saccea.rfttl Operation. .. AUBURN Rutledxe. Born—on Tuesday April 1, to Mr. Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Taylor and , and Mrs. Clifford Brown (nee Beta Marion and Mr. Charles Nevins spent l Beadle)) a son. Monday at Loudon. Mrs. James Hewitt returned home Cpl. Wm. Thompson returned to last: Tuesday after spending the win - Camp Borden, on Monday, after a l ter with hoer daughters, Mrs. Percy fortnight's visit with his parents, Mr. iManning of Londesboro and Mrs. and Mrs. Thompson. a Hugh Chesney of Seaforth. Mr, and Mrs. Janes Roberton spent Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sillery and the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. F. family of Exeter were recent visitors Woods, of Londesboro, I with Mrs. Sillery's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Colson, of Hallett, spent a Mrs, Herb Govier.' few days with her daughter, Mrs Harry Sturdy, and Mr. Sturdy, Ronald Wamborn of the R,A.F., Port Albert spent the weeeknd with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rollinson. 129 Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Phillips spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Mel. Jew- I;ell, of Benmiler • Miss -Marjorie Arthur, of Teeswater spent the weekend with Mrs. M. Ar - Mr. and 'Mrs. Norman Hamilton, than Shirley and Lorraine, of London, The C.G.hT. of ICnox United church were recent visitors with Mr. and met Friday evening at the home of Mrs. David Haniilton. Mrs. M. Arthur, with Joan Sheppard -Vele-adsh4re will be pleased to presiding. Ruth Wilson read the learn that Russell Reid of the scripture and. Mary Munro, Vivian RCAF., grandson of Mr. Ephraim •Straughan and Lillian Nevins were Ball, arrived safely in England last appointed program committee for the week, E+s , l next meeting to be held at the home •Born—On Tuesday, April 1st, to of Mrs. W. H. Sheapparcl led in a Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Brown (Beta benediction, Mrs, Sheppard led in a e) Bead1 a son. (work period. Lunch was served by The local L.O.L. held a successful 'Mrs. Arthur and, Ruth, e old-tindance in the Forester's Ball' Several property chanties have been Friday night, The proceeds were in • occui•ing in this district recently.. 1 aid of the Red Cross, Those playing Arthur Hallam is vacating Geo. Bead- for the dance were Mr: and Mrs. Ar- le's farm, and is moving on his fatb- thur Colson, Mrs. Win. Iiaggitt, Mr.' er's (Thomas Hallam) farm. Joe :Chas, East, Mr. and'Mrs, Gordon Mc- Postill is vacating Oliver McBrien's Clinchey and Bob. Lunch was served farm and is moving up to Mr. Bead - at midnight. le's farm. Lloyd Miller is moving Robert ?rest and Leith Artur en- to Mr. McBrien's farm, and his father listed in the R.C.A.F, at London on' Joe Miller is returning from Windsor 'Friday, Robert as a pilot and Keith to work his own farm. Robert Snell as a mechanic. I front near Londesboro moved last A large barn on the farm of the week to Jasper McBrion's farm, Mer - late Richard Bruce of 2nd concession' le Ker1', of Nile commenced farming, West Wawanosh . now .owned by' on the Walter Kieg farm, 'ilt employ. Frank Donnelly, Barrister of God -Intent of George Bean. erich was destroyed by fire early I The ladies' Guild of St. Mark's An- Sunday morning. The fire was first1 glican church niet Tuesday afternoon noticed by Robert Rutledge, a neigh -I at the home of Mrs. Thos. Johnston. bor, who gave the alarm, Some Mrs. Gordon Taylor presided, Mrs. twelve head of cattle belonging to Daviel Hamilton• led in prayer, and Samuel Young were in the barn, but ' all united in the. Lord's Prayer. Mrs, were saved, but about 1800 bushels Alfred Nesbitt read the scripture. of grain belonging to Mr, Do`nnely,•The May meeting will be held at the was burnt, The cause of the fire is home of Mrs. Jeremiah Taylor. Mrs. unknown. There was no one living ' Chas: Asquith took charge of .the on the place. I meeting at this point, Mrs. Thomas Major Watson,r field secretary of ( Johnston gave a reading and Betty the Red Gross Society, paid a visit Asquith sang a solo. The Easter - to the local society on Friday after- message was given by , Mrs. Sam noon. 'In his remarks he stated that Johnston, Mrs. Thos I•Iaggitt gave a- there were 460 Branches in Ontario, reading and Mrs. Gordon Taylor and that to date 26,000,000had been closed' the meeting with prayer after raised. This is • divided, into three which lunch .was served by the host- groups, part for peacetime, work, for °es' • headquarters and, branches. Major 1• Watson congratulated Auburn saying in respect to its size it stands in higher percentage in money raised met.A. McNair htmt and Mr, J. ','than any other branch, having raised g 21,022; and conveyed the appreciation Webster of Loiudon were guests at of Headquarters for the work done the home of the ladles sister Mrs. J. by' the local branch. Rothwell on Sunday. In the future the allocations will Mr, and Mrs. Eimer• IiayLer were be enterta ucd iii the township`:hall en regulated at qu txes : He also Monday niglht and -were, presorted stated that. 10,000 boxes of :food a pith miscelani it shower. Th .1 - week are packed for the British tri - a o s e bti c' s ante of the :evening was ,spent in anersof war. This work is all clone new and old time. dancing to music voluntary by GO women Gaon day: lie furnished by the Murdock orchestra. .concltuled Ills remarks by wisltitie All report a good time. this brandy a prosperous year. Owing to bad roads the dance A wood bee was held at the hone sponsored by the Cheerio Club was of Lewis. Ruddy oh' Friday' afternoon not as well attended as 'Tright have' when 13 neighbors attended. Mr, been, Ruddy contacted a heart attack early Mrs. Roy Kays held the Ineky tick- . the year and .has been unable to et for the quilt which was put up at clo any heavy wpik since. I taction. The Proceeds o'it quilt amoun- Lloyd Rutledge, of the R.C.AFF, tett to about ,228.00, Montreal spent 'a few clays last week The concert sponsored by the Bay- With his parents Mr, and Mrs. Robert ,field talent in • aicl of the Red Cross VARNA MARRIAGES 'CARTER,—LRRYBURNE--In St Tho- mas' clnn'eh rectory Seaforth,. on Friday March 28th, when, Marg- aret Lilian, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Simon Leyburne of Tucker - smith, and Roy, 'son of Mr. Isaac Carter and the late Mrs. Carter, were united in marriage by Rey. R. P. D. Hurford D.D. of Seaforth. BIRTHS ADDISON—In Clinton Public Hos- pital an Sunday, March 23rd, • to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Addison of London, a daughter. FOTHBBINGHAM—In Clinton Pub- Iic Hospital ort. Monday, March 24, to Mr. and Mrs. Win. T., Fothe- Ingham of Brucefield, a son.. PEARSON—In Clinton Public Hosp- ital on Saturday, March 22nd, to Mr. and Mrs.' Leslie Pearson, - a son. SCOTCI-IMER--In Bayfield on Tues- day, April lst, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Sartain -ler, a daughter. DEATHS" SAUNDERCOCIC—In Hullett Town- ship on Monday, March 31st, Her- man Saundereock, in his 49th year. last. Thursday night was well attend- ed and much enjoyed by all. We wish to 'thank all those who took part•. -.Mrs, Harold Elliott of , Detroit spent the weekend with her mother Mrs. J. Mossop. . Master Charles Ferguson of King- ston is visiting with his grandparents Mr: and .Mrs. M. Elliott. • Quite a nu mbei' from the village atended the Seaforth show Tuesday afternoon. Form New Junior Farmers' Club Fred Watson, reeve • of Stanley, presided at a meeting of junior far- mers in the township hall, Varna, held for the purpose of forming a Junior Farmers' Association: Agri- cultural Representative J. C. Shearer was present and outlined the benefits to be def ived from the organization and read the proposed constitution. A motion by William Reid. and D. McEwen, that the young hien of Varna and vicinity form a Junior Farmers' Association Was discussed and was carried unanimously, The constitution as read was amended slightly and William Reid and Roy Elliott moved its adoption. A reso- lution to turn over to the associa- tion just formed the balance of the funds left over from the Short Coarse entertainments was carried The motion was presented by Barry Reid and A. Keys and was carried unanimously. The election of officers was then held and they are: Honor- ary president, Reeve Fred Watson and A. Beattie; president, William Reid; vice-president Murray Grain- ge; secretary -treasurer, Roy Elliott; committee, Harold Reid, Donald Key. The next meeting will be held on Monday, April 14th, at 8 p.m, in the township hall, Varna. The of- ficers and George Beattie were ap- pointed program committee for that meeting. DANCE sponsored by Junior Farmers TOWN HALL, CLINTON on Tues. April 8th Music by— , ROY 14IIclENZIE'S ORCHESTRA Admission: -25c and 35c CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank the members' of the Rebekah Lodge at Clinton and Mrs. H. Johnson of the War Services As- sociation, who sent ire socks last winten. L401. 1i1, McCabe, K.C.E. at Petewawa. CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our gratitude and sincere appreciation for the acts of kindness, messages of sympathy, use of cars loaned, beautiful floral offerings received, and the services of our pastor Rev. G. Bttrton„dtuing our, sad bereavement in' the death of husband and brother. Mrs. Wm. Tip - lady, Mrs• Henry and Me. Ralph Tip - lady. CARD OF THANKS -hit, and Mrs. Albert Voddeit and family, and Me. Howard •Shobbrook and ehildren, wish to express sincere thanks to their many friends and neighbors, also Rev. A. Lane of Wesley -Willie •ohurch, for their many acts of kindness expressions of sy- mpathy and for ears loaned, And for beautiful floral tributes extended to them during their sac( and suddien bereavement. Wanted Cook to take full charge of kitchen and do other light work, aecond maid kept. No wa'shin•,•. Every` Mod ern convenience. No. Children, .Good wages. Give full 'particulars. Mrs., J. E. McConnell, 1231. Richmond St., London, 'Ontario. For Sale r Maple syrup and maple sugar: Ap ply to Fred McClynont, Varna, or phone Clinton, 622re4, ,34tf, THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD CUT FLOWERS FLORAL DESIGNS For Every Occasion C. V. Cooke FLORIST Phones: 66w and GGJ Wehavetbem for Easter A large White Eggs and a mediam for boiling. -Grade B and large cracked eggs for poaching o2` baking, Also\ Dressed Poultry—Yearling fowl for roasting and older Fowl for boilingt m Our Registered Egg -Grading Stat - len will give you good service. N. W. TREWARTHA Day Phone 214. Night Phone 328. Batkin's - Locker Storage Fur garments of all kinds, also blankets stored at the usual rate. Salmon, Salmon trout, Whitefish, fresh .filietts; smoked filletts; finnon laddie, Salmon ehillets, Haddock, hal- ibut, fresh herring, smelts. -- Quarters of beef,- arid pork. Cus- tom killing and making of 'sausage. We buy hides. ' With the arrival of spring The locket is' -the thing, May the heat rise or fall ' It don't matter at all. "Frozen Foods are Better Foods.” SPECIAL EASTER DANCE Town Hall, Clinton EASTER MONDAY APRIL 14th Alf Tibbs and His Band We have been fortunate in securing LONDON'S BEST DANCE BAND from the London Hunt and Country ' Club. • Dancing 9.30 to 1.30 • • Admission: 50e Dress Optional Conte and Enjoy A Real Treat Huron Fish and Gagne Club 34-3 Dog Tax must be Paid en or before May lst 1941, Every person owning, possessing or harboring a dog and the head -of ev- ery household in which any dog is owned, possessed or harbored in the Town of •Clinton shall annually reg- ister such dog at the office of the Tax Collector, Clinton, , NORMAN KENNEDY, Collector , ROXY THEATRE- CLINTON NOW PLAYING "The Invisible Man' Returns" with Sir Cedric ltardwick°. MON., TUES. & WED. "I MARRIED A NAZI" Nazi Germany trapped: this Amer- ican wife and, taught her the bitter tragedy of the German philosophy. Joan Bennett, Francis Lederer and Marie Ouspenskaya • Thurs., Fri.. Sat.—Double Feature Lupe Velez, Leon Errol, Donald Woods A hilarious mixup °emirs when a friend impersonates a visiting English lord 111J 1U.AN SPITFIRE , Added Attraction: Jean Hersholt in Dr. Christian Meets the Women Coming: 'Alice Faye and Betty Grable in "Tin Pan Alley"' CAPITAL THEATRE GODERICH N,OW "YOU'LL FIND OUT" fea- turing,. Kay Kyser., MON,, TUES. & WED.. "Down Argentine Way" Manhattan goes clown to the Pam- pas for a riotous musical comedy. Jietty Grable, Carmen Miranda, and Chariottee Greenwood. Thur•, Fri., Sat:—Double Feature N'reduae Bartholomew, Cedric Hardwicke and Jaanee Lydon Present an evergreen old favorite • "Tom Brotwn's School • Days" • Constance Moore, Dennis O'Keefe and Hugh Herbert turn a boarding house into a night club. "LA CONGO NIGHTS" PAGE 5- REGENT THEATRE SEAFORTU , NOW: Tyrone Power in "THE. MARK OF ZORRO" MON., •TUES. & WED. "YOU'LL FIND OUT" A remarkable cast in a musical ex-' pesure of fake spiritualists. Bela Lugosi, Boris Iiarlofr, Peter Lorre, Kay Kyser and his band THURS.," FRI. & SAT. Kay Francis, Jack oakie and George Bancoft Bring to life the lovable characters of a story by Louisa Mary Alcott, "LITTLE MEN" Coming: Henry Fonda in— "CHAD HANNA" Special Order your Hot Cross Bun for Good Friday THURSDAY DELIVERY We have a large assortment of EASTER BOXES, Special Wrap made by Smiles'n and Chuckles PATTERSON ANNIE LAURIE IARTLIFF'S PHONE 1 WE DELIVER DANCE - with BUDDY HOLLET AND HIS 8 PIECE ORCHESTRA KIP PEN Friday, Ler. 7 ADMISSION 35c C. Watson, Manager. House for Sala • Brick, all modern conveniences and garage. Apply to E. J. Howes,, Clin- ton, Ontario, 34tf, Fe Rent Small uttfiu'nished apartment in town. Modern conveniences. Suitable for one or two adults. Phone 223. 35-1 For Rent Rooms to rent suitable for light house keeping for one or two persons, also garage for rent. Apply to Mts. Harold Graham, King St.. . 34-1 Holland Electric Brooders Raise your chicks the electric way —no, smoke, no fire, no gas, no worry. Write for illustrated circular •a4--2111. to Nclble Holland & Son, Clinton, R. 4. 35-1. House for Sale Concrete house .on Huron street, with town lights and .waiter; west. of Cameron's shop. Apply to George Cantelon, Rattenbury street. 35-2 Wanted Cattle wanted for pasture by the month on Lot 19, Con. 5, of Hullett township. Good grass and satire wet- et. Apply to Jaines Reynolds, Sea - forth. 35-8 • For Sale or Rent Desirable eight -roomed house on Princess street for sale or rent. Ap- ply at the News -Record office. 351f 20,000 Muskrats Wanted Highest market price paid, no shipment too large or too small- for me to handle, Norman East R. It: No. 1, Clinton. 35.3 Wanted • Experienced cook -general for fain- ily of three adults, Small home, best wages to 'capable, person. Apply to Mrs. Ramsy,,197 Ridous street, south, London, Ontario. 35-3 Help Wanted Capable girl for general house- work, in. town. Apply at the. News Record: 35-1 AUCTION SALE - . of Farm Stook and Implements on Lot 3, Con. 9, Hibbert township, 8 miles west of Staffa, WEDNESDAY, -APRIL 9TH MILTON LAVERY, Proprietor. ..IiAItOLlh JA-GT(SiO1V, Auctioneer 35-1 AUCTION SALE of Farm Stock find 'Seed Grain on Lot 22, Con. 13, McKillop town- ship. 114 miles south -of Walton and % miles cast, on ' • WEDNESDAY APRIL 16TH GEORGE DUNI)AS, Proprietor. , 7IAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer. 35-2 AUC'T'ION SALE Of llrusehoid Fffc(td SATURDAY; .APRIL 12TH, id Seaforth MRS. G. SELLERY, Pronrietorese, .:IIAROL'D JACKSON, • Auctioneer. 35-2 For Sale , w or exchange for grass cattle 1 iron grey gelding rising 4 years, 1 dark bay gelding rising 3 years; 25 pigs ranging 50 to 100 lbs, also 4 young sows due in April Apply to James Johnston, R.R. No. 4, Phone 12-800. 35-1. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Take notice that all persons hav- ing claims' against the estate of Rob- ert Welsh, late of the Town of -Clin- ton, in the County of Huron, gentle- man, deceased, who died on or about the 18th day of January,, 1941, are hereby notified' to forward full part- iculars of their claims, duly vertifiod, to the undersigned on or before the 26 day of April, 1941, as after that date the assets of that estate will be distributed having regard only to the accounts then filled. DATED at Godorich this 28th• day of March., 1941. Frank Donnelly, Goderich, Ontario, Solicitor for the Executors. 35-3. CAKES Not Baked at Home But "HOMEMADE" FRUIT BREAD -CRUSTY ROLLS HONEY DIPPED DO -NUTS HOT =- BUNS Homemade Candy and Ice Cream Wendorfs BAKERY — CANDY — LUNCH PHONE 68 BABY CHICKS S.C.. White L g oxns and Barred Rocks Custom Hatching. YOUNG LEGH,ORN HENS DRESSED 15c a ]b. E. L. MITTELL Phone 213 Clinton For Sale House and lot with garage on Rat - tertiary street, town lights & water; also hoose and two lots on Huron street, 9 rooms, lights and water, also stable and henhouse. Apply to Miss Bertha Cantelon, Huron street,. Clin- ton. .. 27tf For Rent Brick house on Princess street, all modern conveniences; also cottage on 1%attenbary street and one small house on Victoria street. Apply to E. Ward, Iiuron street. 30tf For Sale Two_ -story frame house on James street with town lights and water. Apply at the News -Record office. 30-1 Partners in Draying Arthur Fulford — M. Laycox Team and one horse work of all kinds. No jobs aro too big or too small for us. 33-tf. Farm For Sale or Rent 80 acres good pasture land spring creek, lots of shade, Brick House, farm Earn, orchard. Apply to Ellen J. Cox, Clinton, Hggon St. 33-6 For Sale A quantity, .of feed barley. Apply at Frank W. Andrews, phone 83w. Clinton Ontario. 33-1 For Sale or Rent Good home on High street for sale or rent. Apply to Mrs. Harvey Cooper, Clinton, Ontario. 30 - AUCTION SALE Of Farm Stock, Implements and Household effects. Harold Jackson, Auctioneer, has re- ceived instructions from the under- signed to sell by public auction, at Lot 10, Con. 5, Township of Stanley, 11/4nziies south of Brucefield and 2 miles west, on • TUESDAY', APRIL 8TH. Farm for Sales' Sale to commence at 1 o'clock sharp One hundred acres of choice. land„ CATTLE—Durham cattle; 1 cow, situated on No, 8 highway between, 7 years old, due to freshen time of Seaforth and :Clinton. The buildings 1 pia;1 cow, 8 years, due June 1st; 2 consist of large bank barn, briek_:two-year fat heifers; 2 one-year, house, new double garage, hydro heifers; 2 ,two-year, steers; 2 one - through -out, well fenced, never fail- year, steers; 1 heifer calf. ing• water supply. Immediate pos- I IMPLEMENTS—spring tooth cul - session, Geo. C. Nott, Clinton Post tivator; disc harrow; 4 section has- Office: 384 row; riding plow; gang plow; 2 walk -. mg p ows • no er; at g t 0 lb. scales; wagon; hay rack; gravel box; extension ladder, 32 feet; stone, boat; buggy;.cutter; hay fork; slings;. 2 oalc tongues (new); quenity of planks; .forks shaved•&; flattening crate; wheelbarrow;. barrels; ,double trees;kneadyoke; whiffletrees; screw `jack; bars; eh -gine; double ropes; wire strecheis; grind stone; scythe; cross -cut saw; bags; robe; wool blan- kets, etc. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS— Mc - Clary range; 2- white enamel beds; dinning room chairs; 1 Coleman lamp; 2 rockers; 1 kitchen cupboard,; seal- ers; crocks, etc, TERMS—CASH WILLIAM HART, Proprietor. HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer. CLEARING AUCTION SALE of Farm, Farni Stock and Implements on Lot 13, Con. 3, Hay • Township. One mid a quarter' miles West and 2 miles south of Hensall, on THURSDAY, APRIL 10TH,, at 1 p.m. MR. ARMOUR TODD, Proprietress. HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer; 35.1. AUCTION SALE of Household• Effects of the late John ,Schoenhals on Prin- cess Street on - SA,TURDAY APRIL 12TH at 1.30 p.m. TERMS—CASA - M, J. SCHOENHALS, Executor. EDWARD ,W. ELLIOTT, Auction- eer. • 35.2. 1 Il f nun mull 2 00 34-2. BURGESS'' STUDIO. CLINTON Photographs of Distinction IRENE BURGESS Phone- 115. Developing and Printing rUMENTS!.I To those contemplating build- ing a Monument . . Get my prices before buying. Cemetery Lettering a specialty. All work guaranteed. JOHN GRANT CLINTON MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS Clinton — Ontario Successor to Bail & Zapfe 59 •POWER TRANSFORMER 'GIVES NUM.PREF RECEPTION ROGERS 15/54AX TUBES TESTED FREE Tubes and General Batteries The complete 6 -Page Eatst° Log Card is yours for the asking. (A. W. Groves, Princess St.. PRINCESS ST. CLINTON Boy Wanted A boy wanted at the News -Record, !r: • Give your 1941 chicks a „head rt" with Rpe Vttarood Chick std the farm -proven diet Starter building money:making laves .leading Ontario layers. for farmers. At 7 weeks, ''follow-through" with Roe Complete Growing Mash: the vitamized feed that. gives your chicles everything they need for steady, profitable egg productions in the Fall! 415 COMPLETE GROWING MASH ROE "VITAMt7.ED" FEEDS ARE SOLD EY: CH A Rl:ESYti 0RTlrl Clinton HAROLD BOGIE Aubtien