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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1941-10-23, Page 4PAGE 4 CHL llL1NTON NEWS -RECORD n FLOOR FALL DMPLAY LADIES COATG LA MD IIATS ALSO Shoes, Sweaters, Skirts, etc Splendid sh r wing, of Infant' J Clothing New 11211C12.3 and boys furnishings A. T. CODER, Phone: . 36w Maim Store, 36j ,Second Floor BEWARE OF THE FLU It is running rampant in the West and is working it's way East. BE WISE At t}se first sign cf a cold take CERTIFIED COLD TABLETS and s CERTIFIED BRONCHIAL SYRUP. 254 and 50c ' . , , ... Better still foitify your system with .... . , .. 3 CERTIFIED COD LIVT,yR EXTRACT 1YITH VITAMINS .. $1.00 •S�'• . LS. R HOLMES FN.: D .�t, Skin*_, CLINTON, ONT..- PHONE 5z A Ice, +t.44,4+i.+24ate+Wi•* eseee,teleeeeeie:eeet g«:• .clew lane tee eteetetlee: ee Men And Boys Underwear e Some men like wool underwear, others prefer wool with a preeentage of cotton, others like cotton only. To peivide for these variations in taste we have tried to suit them all, in the different lines as follows: In Penmans 95 wool and Cotton shirts or drawers at $2.50 a gar. Penmans Prefered Combinations wool or cotton at $2.95 a garment. Penmans 71 combination, cotton at $1.95 a garment. Penmans 8059 shirts or drawers at $1.00 a garment IN STANFIELDS WE CARRY i Blue Label all wool shirts and drawers at $2.05 a garment X Gold Label Combination pure wool suit $3.75 *3i Gold Lobed shirts or drawers pure wool garment $1.95 A. -C. eaten and wool combination at $3 50 a suit A. -C. shirts or drawers at $2.00 a garment Harvey Woods cotton and wool combination suit $4.50 These are only a few of the lines we carry in stock DAMS fa FIERMAIN THURS., OCT. 23, 1941 CLINTON DECLARES WAR A NAVALGUN EVERY MONTH FOR THE DURATION IS OUR COMMITMENT FOR THE NATIONAL WA WE CAN DO IT! e Communities throughout Canada have been given specific War Weapons as their definite monthly objectives in the National War Weapons Drive whichstarts here this week. Our ,objective is a Naval Gun a month for the duration. We can and must provide them WEAPONS DRIVE WE MUST • DO IT! by increasing our individual purchases of War Savings Certificates. Everyone must do his share. Canada's expanding war programme must have your support. War Savings Certi, ficates provide the one means of support that everybody can use: Push their sales whenever and wherever you can. O:,il..:l" TO.N WAR SAVINGS COMMITTEE WATCH OUR NAVAL GUNS COME TO LIFE The progress we make in the purchase of our naval guns will be shown each week. Bit by bit this blank graph will take shape. Check its growth in next week's edition of this paper. 61NG come; else ladies especially invited. Mr. and Mrs, James Barnes of Lon - cion spent, Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. Penhale. Mr. Clifford Keys held a very sue- cessful sale one day this week. Mr. and Mrs. R. Grainger and Mr. and Mrs Bert Dunn ,Jr. motored to Niagara Falls one day last week. V AI I A I year of hard, miserable married life. Red Cross Notes � They haven't done much in the family Way, but here's hoping the next 10 Owing to the extreme need for ;it t „• our soldiers overseas, our knitting quota for the next three months is heavier than ever. We Would be glad to have more knitters, especially for gloves, mitts and turtle neck sweaters. ' Recently we have received a request' V for turtle neck sweaters for the air g' potter results. ies as we all, know a man is no easy creature to get along with, craby, bad tempered' ,tight with the money, all those thing's which have made Maria so miserable looking and thin, But cast your eye at Warren and notice the corporation. There you will see who •force, as well es the army and navy, has eaten of the -fruits of married life LONDESBORO It has been suggested that one work- and done well. er make the sleeves and another the There will be no church service this body of the sweater. In this way the I Tonight we have a couple before us Sunday, Oct. 26th, it being withdrawn work is lightened. Won't you start who Iooked like Marie and Warren in favor of the Anniversary of the ene now? 'did 10 years today, notice the change Constance church, I Our latest sewing quota for Brit- I—the Bride, so old maids all warning. A week from next Sunday, Nov, ish Civilians people is: 100 dresses We also wish to take this chance to 2nd will be the Anniversary services with panties, 3 4, 5- yrs; 50 night wish Marie and Warren all the best here at 11 a,m. and 7.30 pan. Rev. gowns for girls, 12-14. 'for the next 90 years ,as they say the Arthur Page of Exeter will be the If you prefer to sew help with these I first 100 years is the hardest, after guest speaker. The choir is prepar- will be appreciated. I that one is kind of halter broken. ing special music and will be assisted Quilts are always very acceptable. I Now a tiger for Mr. and Mrs. Rap - by Charlie Scott, who will give the There will be no Red Cross Drive son for this grand evening which has solos,• this fall but the Varna Branch of the I just started, and I hope you'll stay Red Cross is askin for membership +l for breakfast. b'Ir. Elisha Townsend of Montreal renewals. The membership fee is I If we all would put more effort on is visiting with his brother, Robt. Townsend and other friends this week. $1.00. half of the money so given I our parties not think about the work remains with the Branch for funds, i we are going to have, Summerhill Mrs, Wm. Hiles, Clinton is with Mrs. the ,other halfgoes to head quarters Red Cross would have a fine Banking J, Taunitl�m for a week or two. q + i where it is used for boxes of food for account. • Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wells returned prisoners in Germany. Won't you From the Neighbors from their honeymoon trip to the help us with this part of our work? g coast on Wed. last and are busily' e - Get your new membership cards from Mr, and Mrs. Isaac Rapson of Har- gaged getting their house in order at' any of the Executive Committee, or lock, and Mr. and Mrs, Warren Gib- , CUSTOM TAILORS — Be Measured by a Tailor. g Clinton where they will settle down from Mr, Geo; Clark. binge wish to express sincere thanks 3 . ' , et ' a et 'eeeeteeeei teee ,w, eeeleesbi 1 Mrs. Nellie Watson and girls have . Neve suffering in Great Britain Barbara M w v;«, , ! rain , r. and Mrs. Robert Watt, «:•• • • • . ;..;«;«;«;«e.; o,+ »•« to married life. Blankets are ut•gently'needed to re- to 141r. and Mrs. Ephriam Snell and ..... , . + , , , , , , , ,«,..,«,«, w, ,«set , eoee i moved to their home near the village. a to d an appeal in a s been BhYth, Messrs Thos. Mason, Jim Neil - spent some time last and this week blankets. Anyone earring to assist in arch, and. all who in any way helped, SPORTINC CLOTHING j' NEW RADIOS We have added Orosley Radios to our line. The bests make on the market are the Greeley and Sparton Radios. X X Assortment of Ski equipment and lunch bage. Get your order in soon as sports goods are harder to get all the time. LADIES Drop in and look over our complete line 'of Jackets, Par- kas, etc. We promise a large variety to choose from and our prices are 20% lower than in the city. Special Prices on all sporting equipment -- Summer sporting equipment one third off. Now is the time for that new tennis racquet, etc. FINE LEATHER BELTS, CARVED AND PLAIN EPPS SPORT SHOP Headquarters For Ali Sporting Goods CONSTANCE were quilted. Mr. and Mrs. King of British Collis I Sunday, Nov. 2 our service will be nrbia ran M . King British at 3 p.m. instead of 9.30 a.m, This Tuesday spending early hour almost catches us napping two weeks with their niece and nap- but we have enjoyed it all summer. hew lVIe. andMr's, John Nottingham. The three o'clock service will be kept Mrs. A. Arlin of Goderieh is spend up during the winter -months. ing a few days with her Sister Mrs. Bobt, Lawson. Arlie 'Lockhart .spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Will pignan at Hensall•. Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Carter of Clin- ton spent a few days last Week with I LocusOHill, were visitors at Mr. Sunday ere. and Mrs, FG. of G. Mr, and Mrs. John Carter. G. G. Mrs. George Leitch entertained her Newtons, Miss F. Roberts' accontpane red them home and will remain for a group; one day last week and quilted visit, two quilts. Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Lawson spent I Word has been reecived of the safe Sunday with s. and Mrs. . spent arrival of more Canadian troops, in Delmage. England. one of our boys, Private Morris France, was withthe troops. Mr. and Mrs. William Britton at- We trust he 'nay return safely., tended the anniversary services at Ram lea* fallen in abundance North Side United church, Seaforth, flowers are still blooming. Tuesday on Sunday. morning your Corbrought in a huge F. A I at the home of her parents, E. J this way please send in or bring your Also those who came and so goner- : Crawford., donation on or before Nov 5th. iously spent their money to make our I Mr. and Mre. Geo Blair and dough_ Summerhill Red Cross party a sue: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Duriean and ter Beverley of Detroit, visited at the cess. Mervin spent last Sunday with Mrs. hone of Mr. and Mrs, D. Anderson H. Lyon. recently. Mr. and Mrs. E. Stevens and Mrs. Miss Carnochan of Seaforth spent F. Roberton and Billy of Seaforth Monday with her brother Mr. S. Corn- OBITUARY visited with Mr. and Mrs. .`, ea on ochan and Miss Carochan of the vil- MRS. MARJORY SPARKS Sunday. Y lage. A very successful Bingo Party was Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lenmay of Bad Mrs. Marjory sparks, wife o£ the held by the Rod Cross ,in Community Axe, Mich„ while on their honeymoon gate George Sparks, died suddenly hall on Friday evening last. This was called on Mrs. M. G. Beatty. Peter Thursday, October 16th, at the hone their first venture and quite a crowd as a boy worked on the farm for of her sot, Alex. Sparks, in Goderieh township, in her 830, year. She was born at Blcyide, Huron Mrs. Fred Prest and Mary Ellen sent out for new or "good as new" lens, jack and Ross Mann's, Wes, Hog - v. turned out for a night of fun and to Beatty Bros,, 33 yrs. ago and never s' help the Red Cross. $'78,95 was' re- misses an opportunity to call on the X I ceived; the expenees for the prizes oki friends. !County, and lived in Seaforth before XI and refreshments being $36.15, rosy- Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ray and Mr, going to Iiensall where she was a �JERVIS • ie. Ing a balance of $42, 80, a few piZzos Creighton of St. Marys called recent- I `""ell -known resident. She was a $ 'were donated, IY of their cousin Mrs, M. G. Beatty member of Hensall United church. Seaforth To Have Boys And Girls Band Seaforth is assured of a boy's and girl's band as a result of the co-opera- tion of citizens generally who have answered the call for funds with which to purchase instruments. A committee of the Chamber of Com- merce has been busy on the project `during the past week. . • have signed for instruetiotu and Band- master Close commenced classes last week. Only eight se far are in the I class, but this will be increased as I the instruments arrive,— Huron Ex- positor. v Pt. 'Albert Party Aids War Fund The matter of forming a boy's and girls' band here arose as tll cyifficul- British airmen of No. 31 Air Navi- ty of obtaining material for the Sea- cation School, R.A.F,, Pott Albert, forth Highlanders Band became evi- are doing their full share to assist dent. The senior band lost nearly their more unforbunate countrymen half its members through enlistments , in the Old Land. Already they have or removals during the past year, ac- raised over $450 forr various war vie - cording to Bandmaster E. H. Close. rim funds, and while the results are The matter canto to the attention not yet known it is expected that at of the Chamber of Commerce and it least that amount was raised for the was felt that if the boys and giris of Queen's Canadian Fund in aid of the town received proper. instruction which re entertainment was held at at this time a supply of players for the reereatoin hall at the air port, the Highlanders Band would be as- sured in future years. Accordingly The program took the form of a a committee was named and eharg_ carnival and an amatuer show in ed with the responsibility of raising acts. airmen of the school put on throughout2 the necessary funds. The committee sees. The carnival ran ie,he has been well received and is con- 'the night with 01houCanadusie," the tinning its canvass. English form of the Canadian "binge (game," the most popular of the diver - Already thirty-five boys and girls stone. NO'S' IhLShCLSS Buy at home where your dollars go just as far, condi- tions for shopping in Clinton are ideal, you can get just as good products here as anywhere. You make your money in this district, why not spend it here? The advertisers are your servants, they are here in bus ness for your benefit. Why not show your appreciation by patronizing them. Thank you - Surviving• are two daughters, 1VIxs. Miss Edith Beatty in oompany 'withMr, and Mrs. S. W. Dawson of her aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Kemp of Detroit and Mrs. McCutch- London and Mr. S. Blair of Winnipeg Theinpson spent a dory in Sarnia, with eon in Alberta, one son, Alex of. Geste- were .recent visitors at the home of her aunt Mrs, Fulton who has net •rich township; also one sister, Mrs. James Fainsecvice. been in the best of health, McAsh and four brothers, George Mrs. (Die) Medd and daughter Jos-' ('Douglas, Seaforth; Robert Douglas, ie, visited with Mrs, J. Tainblyn on I V - I Kapuskasing; and Irvin Douglas of Tuesday. Mr. and Mr. Isaac Rapson 1 Edmonton. Dr, Arthur Lyon of Windsor son of Hullett Opened Their Home Mr, and Mrs. Wm, Lyon,i met with a To The Summerhill Red car accident 'on Thursday of last week. He is suffering from many painful Cross bruises and broken rib. He is in a Hospital at Windsor and from last On Tues, evening Ont. 14, Mr, and reports is doing as well as could be bars. I. Rapson opened their home to expected. 150 friends including the Summerhill Red Cross. The occasion was also the tenth anniversary of the marriage of their daughter Mrs. Warren Gibbings. During the evening eight games of euchre were played, the winners be - To Celebrate Golden Wedding ing: ladies first Mrs. C. V. Cooke; Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Wise of Toren mons 1st, Aubrey Knox; ladies con - to, former residents of this. vicinity, solation, Dorothy Blake; mens cense- Mr. and Mrs. 'King and Mr. and bunch of dahlia, and no frost to are celebrating their golden wedding lotion, Ivan Hoggarth; Ladies lone Stewart of Stanley toiarriep, • who • bu yet. speak anniversary on Tuesday; Oct, 28th, hands; Estella Murphy; teens lorih died in 1904. He later married Eliza - Mrs. John Nottingham spent Monday P ' ,' Mr. Wise is the only remaining mem- hands, Jim McEwin Fiv Blyth who evening with Mr, and; Mrs. Wm, Brit- g• a games of beth Richardson of Bl pre- evening leer of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Bingo were en4oyed, the prizes of deceased him 5 years ago. The late V Wise family, pioneers of Goderieh dressed ducks were won by Walter ter. Curring is survived by one dough - ter Mel and Mrs. Ernes-; Adams, Mrs's township, Beulah, Ken Vadden and Jim Walsh '(Edna) Mrs. Clifford Stewart of a Doneda and Kelso were Sunday vis;. S'T'ANLEY Mrs. Sidney Jackson and daughter being the lucky winner of two. Frank tors with Mr. and Mus, Thomas Ad -Stanley, twp, and one son Ernest of Margaret of Lethbridge, Alberta, are Flynn won :a bag of salt. Mrs. A. Fergus, Ontario, also seven grand- ams,, Huron Road, ]r7ast. Dr, Will Aikenheed and daughter •t thehome of Mr. and Mrs, White read an address children one brattier James C to Mr. and � um}ng visited is sister Fred Middleton. of East Wawanosh and 3 sisters Mrs. • 1;()DERICH TOWNSHIP V JOHN CUMING Those passed away at the home of his sister, Mrs. Isabelle Johnston of Blyth on Saturday, Oct. 11th, 1941, Mr. John Owning in his 70th year, Mire Cumityg was born. in Hulletij township on March std, 1872. When he was 10 yrs. old the fancily moved to Morris township and with the ex- ception of about 8 years spent in Stanley and Gederich townships had resided 'there all his life until he re- tired to Blyth last year. Deceased was twice married, first to Lillian Anniversary services will be held in Ruth of Toronto sited hi i to Feu,1ng dd t 'Constance United church ors Sunday, Mrs. Thos. B. Baird; aver the week- 'Oet. 26th at 11 a,m. and 7.30 p.m. end. ' Mrs. Gibbing's and also thanked iMlr. elm .'Ramis Isabelle Johnston of Blyth. Mrs. Al bent Richmond and Mrs Charles Ste - Bev. Garland G. Burton of Clintgq Mr. Kenneth McCowan, Mar,•Frank tern, 1'1;4 - JoAnne and Marlene spent Sun- Mrs. Gald•win Smith, Pres. of the Itecl` 'will have charge of bosh serviees. McGregor, Mr. Will .Scott and Mr. dol' at Nile, . the guests of Mr. and Cross also thanked'Mr. and Mrs; Iiap= ,wart 01 the pauadian West. The fun - ;Special music will be furnished by the .'utile Mustard spent a few days m 'Mrs. Keith :Feagan., sell and friends of'their. cdrmmuiiity oral was held on Tuesday, Oct, lith ehoib, aseisted by Mr. James T. Scott, Toronto and S'tauffville. I Mr•, W. 11. Lobb held' a very sue- for attending this'gathering"otx' our from the home of his listen in bytes, of Seaforth. 1 A. meeting of the Federation of eessful' sale last Thursday. The cows behalf. The proceeds of the evening the Rev, Mr. Boyle o£ the Presbyter- ding r iculture for Stanleyranging in amounted to. $83,70. Dancin was en_ , tan church officiating The pallbear- __ _y bet wase vent in , in 'Particular price from g ers were John Johnston, Albert Neste the Varna Hall on Tuesday.evening, $84. to $121; the whole ten cows bring- toyed until the small hours of the m morning. The sin bit, Alfred Pierce, Duncan McC'ailum, re Mr. Whit, �: 8 over $1„000. Mr, Arnold Rothwell thegine of God Save kers, 1V%r,:,5cotWhit- bought the fatnn Mr. Edwaicli .vv. King oonchii'ed''the 'enjoyable ev- 'A1onzo Smith and"' John Hefferon, Expert Permanent Waving o gran;sons': PORTER'S HILL , The guest ,speakers we M. Elilottening, More, Mr. Do PHONE 194 HATCHERY and FEEDS Big Fluffy Chicks that Live and Crow Government Approved Monarch and Cafeteria Feeds R. L. Jervis Clinton, .Ontario THE CLINTON LUMBER COMPANY can Supply you with wood, lumber, glass, cement, lime and other build- ing supplies at lowest prices. A Call will Convince you Phone 319w or 319J B. Huller, Mgr. SPARTON Refrigerators and Radios We meet or better any price you can get elsewhere Visit The Clinton Bicycles and ,Sporting, Goods Sales Shop Ellwood Epps, Prop. ViSIT HENRI'i 'BEAUTY SHOPPE Watson. w Flower bearer were ... ,, . On Thursday afternoon the W.A. Next Tuesday night, as the auctioneer tw d Friends Afl1 John and James Stewart and George held their October meeting in the Oct. 28th, a meeting will• be held in Mr. Mr, and Mrs. Lobb win remain on Seal' 'Treatments' our Speciality lye are Nesbit and Tames Pierce. In€e2zrtent P P y basement of the church: Only, nine S.S. No. 10. Mr. R. Redrnonrl,will• be j'the faxen until spring, when they ex- gathered' here tonight t , lebr ate ' n ladies were present, but two quilts the guest speaker. Everybody wet- Peet to move to their home in town. CeMarie& and Watrenn's 10th was made in Union Cemetery, Blyth. ••••`Phone.. 228' for apjt,0intinents. 1 YES J. B. MUSTARD Sells, Wood, Coal, Cement, Shingles, lumber and at Lowest Prices Phone 74 and let us convince you "Sex -vice and Quality" our motto We WHY NOT BUY IT AT PATTVON'S 5 to 1.00 Store Stock everything in small wares. Stop in and be convinced Phone 140 Victoria Street TRY WELLS AUTO ELECTRIC For complete Motor Tune-ups Generators and Starters Exchanged Carburetors, Batteries Brakes Re -lined and Adjusted Wrecker Service W. D. (Bill) Wens, Prop. Phone 349, Clinton STOP AT BROWNIES SERVICE. STATION for complete lubrication, gas and oil. Plymouth .& Chrysler Cars Call in'and "leek over. our Used Cara • Agents for Goodyear Tires Phone .5 .. No. 8 Highway