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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1941-05-15, Page 4PAGE'4 l –THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD , 56th :ANNIVERSARY SALE Commences Wednesday May 21st Closes Saturday May 31st The Event Ot The Year Don't Miss It A. T. COOPER. Phone: 36w Main Store, 36j ,Second,,,Floor MC NEY SAVING SPECIALS Jasmine Face Powder ............ 18 Powder Puffs 50c 25c Mi -31 Tooth Paste lge. Tooth Brush 39c 25e Silque Shampoo, (makes the hair like silk Comb 50c 15c 2 for 50c 2 for 39c 2 for 50 Pecquins Hand Cream 47c 2 for 69e Puretest Yeast. and Iron Tablets, Bottle of 100 for 79c '' Mothers'. Day with friends here. Miss A. Townsend and Miss < D. Little Toronto with Mrs. R. Town- ' send. NIrs. W. T. Brundson, Mr. and Mrs. B. Brundson, Mr. and Mrs. R. Vodden. Mr. J. Vodden, Nies. Win. Gray and Nies. Margaret Manning attended the 1.funerel of the late Alice Mason, Clin ton on Friday. Miss Ruth Shaddick of Kincardine spent the weekend with her parents. M1 'anti Mrs. A, Kerslake and part of their family spent Mothers' Day with the lady's mother, Mrs. H. Lyon. Mr. and Mrs. Win, Hesk with MT. and Mrs. Wm..Lyon, Mrs. J. 'Tanrblyn spent - mothers' day at the home of her son, Frank Tamblyn. i , ' Mr. Robt. Townsend and Robb. Youngblutt are engaged putting .a new roof on the church shed. An impressive Mothers' :say ser- vice, -was held on Sunday. morning in the United church with the Sunday School attending in ;a body and occup- ied the centre seats. The front of -the church looked attractive in a set- ting of spring flowers. - Mr. C Stew - .the Supt. and the pastor, Rev. Menzies took charge. The choir of mothers led in the service pf song and also sang two very appropriate numbers in the keeping of mothers' day. Two young children were pres- ented for 'baptizement, Margaret Is - ober daughter of Mr. and Vire, Jos- eph Lyon and James Dennis, infant son of Mr. and, Mrs. Ivan Carter. Mrs. Frank Tanrbly gave the story, "The Quest". Rev. Menzies spoke on the "Influence of a good mother," which had many beautiful thoughts inter- woven. The service throughout was a propriate and many helpful and comforting thoughts could be carried hone, for the uplifting of character and better lives, four mothers took up the offering. The church was filled itl•honor of mothers. The Easter thanlcoffering meeting was held in con.juetion with the reg- ular monthlymeeting of the W.M.S. on Thursday, May 8th, with a good attendance. Mrs. J. P. Manning the president, presiding. a hymn was sung and prayer offered, The see. Mrs, E. Wood read the minutes and business was taken up. Mrs. Web- ster gave an interesting• reading on Temperance, one interesting item was a Life Membership Certificate presented to James Dennis Carter in- ,3£ { SR HO MES PIIM. Us .. ,. CLINTON, ONT. PHONE or $4.44 S,'.««:.«. S +4.+4.4,41. H'++4.41.d» w4»? ,»'v i E•; :: 44.17,'+, •:» •:1 4 g» ; SUMMER IS HERE AGAIN +£ Time to change into lighter underwear. We have it hi 2 -piece or Combination, either long or short legs, and short sleeves. 2 piece Suits or briefs or Broad Cloth Shorts, Hatchway, Buttonless. short ' 1 or long legs, short sleeves, and other lines. SPORT SHIRTS AND SPORT SUITS Broad Cloth and Knitted, in a large variety of sizes and colors. q+ BATHING SUITS AND TRUNKS DAVIS & HERMAN F CUSTOM TAILORS — Be Measured by a Tailor. :f :-.)-4 : , , , , , , 1 ,"q• J'1"•, 4 iMiH.�.«i«�«: 4-4.1.: w . , , . ,iii , 4.4,44 :,1 4.44 ., 4, t• 4 3 • FISHING ,. z• Life in the open is a great eharactor builder. From such life much 4. t, of the Canadian spin', of freedom :epii g .. Furthering the oppor- .+ tunities of all for such life ranks in the general class nth educes , tion.—Calvin Coolidge. 11-e can offer you one of the biggest verities in fishing equip- 't` men'. its Ontario to choose from. We are glad to be of service. 3; o, 3 es BICYCLES—We are •a S \c uc f •• you - o offering liberal f g a 1, 1 trade in allowance on �_� your old bicycles. .^« +_. 4: . SPECIAL PRICES ON RADIOS 's ,�,'•.' Conte in and try our new minaiure trap shooting game. Its e,, _' something new and interesting. ,i 3 ; Headquarters For All Sporting Goods 3 , '.sw«t+.«: 4444, :: g-44 +++ + Y»Iwt».44 3» 4.1.4 .., .,1.4., x44 44-44; la rd 3 s EPPS SPOKT SHOP LONDESBORO Mr. and Mrs. Eph, Gray, Palmer- ston and Mr. Hlunphry Gray of Ann Arbor, Mich., visited with Mrs. Win. Gray and Mr. and Mrs. MaNall over the weekend, Miss Helen, Johnston London spent Sirnpso THURS., MAY 15, 1941 will make, Signed in behalf of your friends of the W.M.S., Mrs. E. Woods, Sec., Mts. C. Watson, Treas. Mrs. -Manning' ' a ing+� ext ets�sed her ap- preciation and thanks to the Society in a few well chosen words. Meeting closed by singing a hymn and she t National A ztheitt and prayer by Mrs. Adams; Mrs. Wm.'Lyon thanked, the speaker, for her, excellent addressand also gave a word of appreciation to the visitors especially the load foam Hensall who , acompanied Mrs. Me - Queen. Refreshments were then served and a few mintlteS social chat was spent. The `Londe r sbo o Red i• Red. C oss is hold- ing olding a salvage campaign. The fol- lowing is the list of articles needed, Bones, Rags, Carpets, rag rugs, bottles glass. tin foil fromcigarette, chocolate bars, cheese; tea, etc., Metal aluminum, brass copper, bronze, leadF zine. iron, steel, car batteries, news- papers; wrapping paper, corrigatedi boxes pasteboard boxes, magazines, rubber tires, old rubbers, old shoes, burlap seeks. Please 'put rags in and tie securely, Tia magazines, pap - in baskets or cartons: Flatten boxes and ti securely. Tie magazines, pap- ers and wrapping papier separately and *securely. Everyone is asked to help snake this campaign a success. Further inforanttion can be obtained from the committee. Messrs. J. Armstrong, B, Brundson, L. McNeil, L. Watt, C. Crawford, V. Roy and R. Vodden. VARNA On Friday evening, May 2nd, the Summmhilll people numbering about 85 met at .the home of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Smith, Jr. to present them with a small token of their esteem. Mrs. Smith was formerly Marian Morrell, who lived at Summerhill -be- fore her marriage. The following ad- Idress was read: Dear Marion and Jack: We, your friends, neighbors are :gathered here tonight to present you, with a little token of our friendship. May it remind you each time it strikes, of the many friends in your old neighbourhood. To you Marian: may this remembrance of ours always keep you on, time especially meal time. To you Jack: we -•give this small gift because all women know a man's failing in the morning, Signed on behalf of your friends and neigh - rant son of 112x, and Mrs. Ivan Garter bors,; 1Ir. Henan:, W. Gibbings, N. by the W.M,S Society, Mrs. J. P. Forbes, and D. Snell. Mr, and Mrs. Manning madth presentation, The Smith thanked them in their usual meeting was thentaken over by No.tel pleasant way for the beautiful man - 4 gc oup. Mrs, T. Adams in charge, clock. 1 Hymn No. 403 was sung and the Mrs. Beattie of Lond'esboro is a Christion Creed repeated. The scrip- guest at the home of her son, Mr. S Imre reading was given by Mrs. Wm. Beattie and Mrs. Beattie. Ho • ar gg t, Mrs. Win. Iiesic Ied in pray-. I NIr. and NIrs, G. H. Beattie and: er. ' Mrs. J. Scott rendered a pleas -'fancily spent Sunday with the ladies my solo, "Why should He love me so." mother NIrs. Welsh of Ripley. We had as our guest speaker Mrs.' The junior Farmers Club bad a McQueen of Hensall who spoke on meeting in the Township Hall Mon- the "Associate Helpers Work" this day night. ' was listened to with groat attention, + Bring your salvage to the Shelter she enlarging on the great imports in Varna one old auee of the Associate helper who a cartridge wad. So save and serve. could help in so many different ways, ! , and thus help the society. Mrs. Men- I Sunday visitors at the home of Mrs. ties contributed an instrumental, "In A. Austin and family were Mr. and a Mrs. W. Austin and babe of. Scaforth, Nlonstary Garden" in a pleasing manner. Misses Ruth and Elva Snell 'Mr. and Mrs. A, Seeley, Mr. and Mrs. sang a lovely duct, "To Him who gave Seeley and family of Clinton. Himself for me." The presetttatiou ( Mrs. Berry and Mrs, Patterson of, of a "life .membership certificate"'Ilensail spent an evening last week to Mrs. J. P. Manning by the •EI ilLS. !with their cousin Mrs, NS, (4, Heady. envelope will snake was a vei',v interesting part of the 1 Mr. McAllister spent a few day's pr'o;,rsun. Miss Landay Young, pres- enting res• last week with his cousin Mrs. D. entmn • Andersen, N r g it and Mrs. E. Woods read I . Anderson is from i the address which is as follows: pear Peru S.A. and WOW by plane, cover - the ing the distance t d the W.M.S. wish to say "Think Yau" I Mrs. Harold Elliott of Detroit is to you for your interest and worn in the guest of her mother Mrs. Mosop, our society during your membership' here. and especially in your efficient. and untiring work as our president for two and one half years, We will HAYFIELD miss you, ;nut we know yon will be a Rev. J. Graham is attending' the blessing and help in some other soe- Synod of tate Diocese of Huron in iety. Please accept this "Life Mem- London this week, bership Certificate" and we wish you Pte. Walter Johnston of Detroit every success in your new home and spent the weekend with his parents happiness in the new friendships. you Bir and Mr W 12 J h rs. anning•: We the snembers of is ante in two days Qpe's Office in -Freda Schoenha19s i'1'eas we House In IT'S NEW LOCATION FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY THE VOGUE Phone 366 CLINTON The Robert Simpson Company' LimZted, Toronto announces the opening of an order Office in Miss Freda Schoenbals' Tr'easure House, to serve the increasing 'number. of custom- ers in Clinton and surrounding community. Through this Office customers may place orders !'o1 Si1n11IOn merchandise, including goods advertised in the Toronto. new -span e s a .1 in the Ilial Order Catalogues. The most c r ,lplete Spring and Summer Catai- ogues Simpson's have ever issued may be obtained at; this Order Office.... 'Simpson's paynlent plans will, of course, be available Off ice Hours: 9 until i1 daily Saturday 9 until 9,30 p.m. 541165156115055,115111111551.15 • You arc e(l.'diully ci telephone this new. nut, I'ecii:ire/Merits a_ tten t;.on., Please ready f efer:Ilce, 1/025191,24.055.0,. invited to : visit or. Order Office where well receive prompt. keep this card for BAYFIELD We wish to ;contest an error wltieh occurred -in last week's edition, It was stated that the date set for the An- nual Garden Party of Trinity church :was Wednesday, July 2. It should have read: 'Wednesday, July 23rd, Mr. and 1VIrs. James Ferguson o8 London spent the weekend with the fortner's mother, Mrs, Jas, Ferguson, Prof. Llopd Hodgens of Toronto 18 at his cottage on Ths Terrace this weep, Mr. and Mrs. E. Barrett of De- troit spent the weekend with the lat ter s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weston, Mrs. Weston accompanied then en their ret n n to Detroi't ori Monday. • i Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Scotchmer Miss Beverley York. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Baker spent Sunday With rel- atives in London. • Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Saucier, M. and Mrs." S., McLennan and babe of Hiteh- ener .spent Sunday with Mrs, F. . A. Edwards, Mr. and Mrs, Phillip Cook and. Mrs. Proctor and . family of London are at their Summer ]tome south of the village. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Holm; Mr. and Mrs. Elkton Holm, Miss Etta Holm of Preston, Mr. and Mrs. Quirt (for- merly Leona Holm) of Cochrane, and Pte. Robert Qiaigg• of Camp Borden were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hen ry McGlinchey over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd, Scotehmer were surprised on Friday evening last when fifty-three friends from the Bronson Line (where Mr. Scochntter formerly lived), the Sauble Line, Bayfield and vicinity gathered at their horse and presented them with a beautifully up- holstered •occasional chair. An add- ress was read by Mise Jeanne Dunn and the presentation trade by Bert Dunn, Jr.. and John Mason. Although taken completely by surprise, Mr. Seotcltmer expressed the appreciation and thanks of his wife and himself in .a very able manner. A. very happy social evening was spent by all. The refreshments were served by the ladies, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Playter and family returned to Detroit on Satur- day after having spent a couple of days with. Mrs. Playter's mother, Mrs. W. J. McLeod. Mrs. Claude Robbins and little slaughter of Detroit who carie with then remained with her mother, while Mrs. T. Crane who had been visiting her returned to Detroit. Mrs. F. W, Crane of »Detroit came home on Monday owing to the death of her brother, Wm. J, Weston. Mrs. 1'. Crane accompanied her. William J, H. Weston A sad accident which was fatal to William John Herbert Weston occur- red about six o'clock on Friday ev- ening when he fell eve): the bannister on the stair at his home and broke his back. His daughter-in-law, Mrs, Fred Weston, heard hint reach the landing half way down the stairs and it is thought that he took a weak spell and `fell over backwards, Med- ical aid was immediately summoned but they were not able to remove him to Alexander Marine hospital, Goder- ich until Saturday afternoon. He re - tined consciousness on Sunday but relapsed end passed away quietly on Monday morning The deceased man, who was wiclley and favourably knit's] was thesecond t ss •c o c 0 C II oflel ' R lard West- in est- ilt Bind the late Elizabeth Loody. He tvas bora P1 Podetich Township, Mar- eh 20, 1873, where lti: lived until the fancily moved to the village about thirty-five years ago. On December 23, 1910, he was elarriod to Miss Elizabeth Falconer, who predeceased im in November 1935. He was a ement contractor' and builder by trade. He took an active interest in Ile affairs of the municipality and at ne time served on the village council. Ie was an Anglican, a- Mason and a ember of the Independent Order of °resters, Besides an only son. Fred, e is survived by his aged father, five seers, Miss Elizabeth, at home; MTs. Maude Blair, Bayfield; Mrs. T. G, T;Iliott (Lillian) Goderich Township; rs. Lula Crane and Mrs. E. (Mabel) ewton, Detroit; and three brothers, eorgo. of Bayfield; Edward of Cod- icil, and Orville of Detroit. The unoral took place from his late home Lawrie Street on Wednesday af- ernoon. The Rector, Rev. J. Graham, nclucted the service and members of eitland Lodge, No. 33, A,F, and M. of which the deceased titan was member, attended in -a body. The Ilbearers wen six nephews, Dick, •aston, Harold and Kenneth West- , Geo. Blair, and Kenneth Newton, torment was made in Bayfield 'notary. The sympathy of all is th those so sadly bereaved, Those who attened frmii a distance re, Mrs• Lulu Crane- 'qrs. Ted ane, .Mr. and Mrs,Eudo Weston d son, Mr. and Mrs. Orval Weston c1 son, Mr, Harold Weston, all of troll. Mr, ancl. Mrs, Ed, Weston cl two sons, Mr', and Mrs, 3. Barton, els and Kathleen /Salton, ani! Mrs. Green, all. of Goderich. Mr._ and Mrs. Henry Miller and fighter Rosemary of Mount Clem. and Miss Lola Elliott of Detroit nt the weekend with Mrs, M. El, tt, Miss 'Margaret Ferguson of Tee - sell spent the weekend with her rents -rift add Mrs. W. J. Ferguson, Miss Lorna Westlake of London s the guest of her Parents Mr, and s. Walter Westlake over the week - I. Mr, Charles Parker of London spent weekend with Inc parents Mr. and Mr Joe Parker. it 0 m F It si M i G tft on to co M a Pa Gi on In Ce wi we Cr an an De an �Ja M. da ens spc lio nm na Nye Mr en the NI CARD OP THANKS The family of the late, William John Westoni w sh to thank n their t 1 many friends and neighbours for the kind- ness indness shown them in their recent sad bereavement, Special thanks to the Masonic Brethent, those who loaned ears and sent floral tributes, CARD OF THANKS W e wish to extend opr heartfelt thanks and appreciation for the acts of kindness, messages of sympathy and beautiful floral offerings receiv- ed from our many'friends, relatives. and neighbors ghbors dartng our recent ber- eavements -Ida Smith, Berth+ trionv, Elgin Mason; . s se GRATITUDE For kindness and sympathy exten- ded by Mr. and Mrs, J. E. Gook and family during our recent beareave- ment, we wish to offer our heartfelt. appreciation and thanks. -Ida Smith, Bertie Haber, Elgin Mason, 5 Position Wanted As housekeeper,. can take fall charge of either town or country place. Apply at the News -Record of- fice. 40-1 Rooms for Rent Four unfurnished rooms to rent, Apply' to Mrs. Chris. Verner. Clinton. To Rent House and lot for rent with stable and double garage. Horse has furu'- aoe, town lights and Water. On corn. er of Orange and Mary streets, Clin- ton. Apply to J. P. Sheppard, 40tf, -TENDERS 11, the undersigned, will receive tenders on or before June 7th, 1941. for Five Thousand Yards of Gravel, % inch, 'crushed and delivered any- where in the Township of Stanley. A marked cheque for 10% of the amount must be enclosed witheach tender. Contract ratt to .be completed( by OIcto'bel. let, 1941. ,Lowest, or any tender not neeeesarily accepted. Dated this 13th, day of May 1941. WILFRED CHUTER Road Superintendent, Varna. Ontario. COURT OF REVISION for the, TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY Notice is hereby given that the Court of Revision on the Assessment Rolls for 1941, will be held ne the Township Hall on Monday, Jane 9th 1941 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. Also take notice that all appeals are to be in the hands of the clerk on or before May 31st.'1941. Dated this 13 day of May 1991. 11CHAS, C. PILGRIM, Clerk. II 1 40-2 1 CONSIDER THESE ADVANTAGES OF SHUR-GAIN CHICK STARTER It looks fresh; it smells fresh; it tastes fresh; it IS fresh . It is only natural for chicks to like it. There is no mustiness or rancidity. There is no loss of vitamin strength resulting from the feed standing around a feed warehouse for weeks. It contains all the 'day -it -teas -made' goodness— 'SHUR-GAIN CIIICIC Starter is Palatable; contains in :proper proportions the minerals they need to build strong bone and healthy tissue; and is well supplied with vitamins A, B, D, E, and G. No other Chick Starter is higher ht quality and yet SHUR-GAIN costs the feeder less than any comparable feed. 17 per cent Chick Starter 19 per cent Chick Starter 141/2 per cent Range Mash 16 per cent Gr©w Mash 2.70 2.85 2.25 2.50 Prince Edwardi Island Dish Cobblers Katandin and Green Mountains Look for this centric., eon tag nn the bag or container —the only wav thc,ngnnre of getting ranedi n Certh f .l seed rntatnc,. Examine n to jelly. g4-41,air o�.a ry "+e7oye'�8bp J CLINTON FEED MILL S it Cll`'t uSti, • Brumfield. ALEX WELLS, Londesoro, CHOOSE F OIJt ..,� Bt OCK OF USES . LIFEGUARDS CLINTON ONTARIO Service Statioll PIIOIE 5 1