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THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
THURS., DEC. 4, 1941
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17 SIOPPING DAYS TO CHRISTMAS''•
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And with each 25c Purchase you get a Coupon which may Win
$5.00 in War Savings Stamps.
ASK FOR THE COUPON
When doing Your Christmas Shying.
A. T. COOPER.
Phone: 36w Main Store, 36j .Second Floor
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We Were Lucky
Last June we purchased Colognes by De Raymond, a leading
French Perfumer. They have just arrived and includes:
APPLE BLOSSOM, DEVILTRY, PINX, M'1MSI, GARDINEX.
Each one is'.a beautiful lasting odor, and priced at
69e, 89c and $1.49
You will be lucky too, to get one of these intriguing odors..
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SUSPENDERS; F
ORSYH PYJAMAS, SHIRTS & TIES; CUR -DRESSING GOWNS;BATH ROBES; SMOKING JACKETS,
f RIES BELTS, SUSPENDERS, GARTERS, TIE CLIPS, COLLAR n
spa PINS; HOSIERY; BILTMORE HATS, CAPS, UNDERWEAR, Both
combination and two piece.
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GLOVES—Lined or unlined, Wool Gloves, white, green blue and
khaki.
Khaki Shirts for the Army — Silver Grey Shirts for Airforce
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Ties; Sweaters; Readymade Suits and Overcoats; Spats; Sweat 15
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Wedding Announcements
Mr. and Mra, Albert J. Glazier an-
nounce the marriage of .,their niece,
Theda A. Guymer to Mr. Walter Sob-
in on Saturday, Nov, 8th, at Voor-
hessvi-lle, New York,
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AMONG THE C1ITJRCIIES
Presbyterian Church
The Presbytery of Haien meets
Tuesday, Dec. 9th, at ten o'clock in
the church.
The regular meeting of the Girls•
Club' will be held in the church base-
ment on Tuesday, Dec. 9th. Pot Luck
supper; bring a gift' to exchange.
We'sley-Willie Church
The minister's sermon subject in
the morning will be "The Reign of
Christ," and in the evening. "Pre-
paring for Christmas."
The W.M.S. will hold thein meeting
on Thursday, Dec. llth, at three
o'clock in the afternoon at the home
of Mrs. E. E. Paterson. Mrs. Addis-
on's group will be in charge.
Ontario Street Church
11 a.m.."The Great Commission"; 2
p.m. Turner's church; 2.3� pan, Sun-
day School, Clinton; 7 p.m. Evange-
listic Hymns, "Soldiers of Christ" will
be the topic.
Monday, 8 p.m. Young People's Un-
ion, Citizenship Department in char-
ge.
Wednesday, 8 p.m., Service of Fell
lowship and Prayers of Intercession.
Mitchell Friends Help Vic-
tim of Fire
About forty friends of Miss Irene;
Buige8's, who met with a heavy loss
last wee
k when her place of business
and residence in •Clinton was gutted
by fire, gathered in the odd Fellow's
hall on Monday evening. After a
sing -song with Mrs. A. Whitney at
the piano, Rev, Fred Williamson pre-
sented Miss Burgess with a purse of
money and a few personal gifts on
behalf of her friends, and expressed
their hope that good luck would be
with her in the years to come. Miss
Burgess thanked them all. Cards were
then enjoyed for an hour, after which
lunch was served. '
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Canadian Legion War
Effort
During the, early part of .this year
the members of Branch No, 140 of the
Canadian. Legion decided that there
must be a war work which could be
undertaken by them. The idea of
sending cigarettes to the boys over-
seas appeared to be a needy and worth
while undertaking, in view of the fact
that cigarettes were so hard to ob-
tain. r 1
The funds of the Branch were only
sufficient to carry on ordinary work
of peace time, .so it was decided to put
on Bingo games every Saturday night
in order that funds might be devised,
The response by the public has been
magnificent and the 'members wish to
United Church Huron Presbytery thank them most heartily for their
will meet M Ontario United Church, support. Letters received from the
morning and afternoon en Tuesday; !boys in England testify as to their ap-
Dec. 9th. 1 preciation of -these cigarettes.
Sunday School. Executive will meet It might be interesting to the pub -
for elections, Thursday, Dec. llth at lie to know that to date we have sent
8. Refreshments' served. • a dotal of 63,000 cigarettes overseas
The December meeting of theWorn- I and another 15,000 going thismonth.
an's Missionary Society will be held' Here with is a list of the boys who
on Tuesday, Dec. 9th, at 2.30 p.m. in have benefited: Wm. Bezzo, W. H.
the School Room of the chureh. El- 'Cudmore, W. C. Hudson, John L. Tas-
ection of officers will take place. The ker, Reg Smith, F. L. Hovey, W. 15'.
Study Book will be featured. A full .Hovey, Dr. F. G. Thompson, H.
attendance is requested. LAang.ford, J. E. Cuninghatne, 141.
Cudmore, Geo. Carter, G. R. Gook, A.
Lightfoot, E. Eling, G. W. Cowan, C.
R. Holmes, H. Elliott, W. E. Bentley,
the sorrowful, and strength for the F. Fawcett, J. Heffron, W. R. Dal -
Christian warrior is available at the rmple, J, Burdge, R. Grainger, W .E.
place of worship. Steep, R. G. Monteith, S. A. Spencer,
The ministers sermona 'act
s b1 at B. Guest, N. Galajda, T. Thompson,
the evening service will be: "Why ;E. N. V. Johnston, J. N. Naylor, F. B.
Preach Repentance?" Hall, E. A. Robinson, J. Hardisty, G.
The Sunday school meets at two- A. Kechnie, R. E. Wilson, W. L. John-
ihirty o'clock in the afternoon. Please ston, R. Vandebossohe, J. A. Osbald-
be in your place at the Sunday School, estop, W. E. Osbaldeston, R. T. Mc -
A social evening -with program. and Cribb, C. E. Match, 11. D. Ball, G.
ten -cent tea is to be held this Friday, Venner, A .D. Bowes, J. F. Blake and
beginning at 7.80 cdclock, at the home P, W. Phillips.
of Mrs. Win. Cochrane. All are wel- In order that we may keep our mail -
come. ing list up to date we would ask any
tine Annual Christmas Sunday,.person who has the address of any of
School entertainment is to be held in the boys who have gone overseas to
the Church on the evening of Dec. kindly get 1 get M touch with the Secretary
13th. Scholars and parents are asked Mr. N. W. Miller, Phone 62, We do
to cooperate with the teachers and of- not want to miss anyone if at all pos-
td i iicera of the school, in bringing sac- sible to avoid it.
teas to the evening. Let us keep up the good work.
St. Paul's Church y
Sunday, December 6th, 1941: 11
Baptist Church
"Hope for the sinner, comfort for
Drama Group Officers For
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So get your orders in early for
BICYCLES, TRICYCLES, KIDDIE CARS, SKITS AND SKIING
EQUIPMENT AND GUNS
Come in and see our Sports Jackets and Ski Slacks, Hunting
Coats and breeches and caps.
WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF SKATING OUTFITS FOR BOYS
AND GIRLS.
EPPS SPORT SHOP
Wednesday: 8 p.m. Deanery of Hur-
on A.Y.P.A meet in St. Pauls Parish
Hall.
Thursday: 7:30 p.m. Prayer Ser.
vice.
The regular meeting of the Junior
W.A. met on Wednesday afternoon at
Bride Elect
Mrs. Epht•iant Snell, of Hayen-
Barton Farni of Hullett Township, en-
tertained at a trousseau tea, in hon-
our of her elder daughter, Miss Bar-
bara Snell, last Thursday, during the
afternoon and evening.
Miss Jean Forbes received the
gucs a at e door. Mrs. Warren
the home of Mrs. H. M. Monteith. ' Gibbing: of Hallett Township, and
1Vrs, Murray Pollock of Clinton, and
The ;call to worship, and opening !Misses Ruth Snell and Isabel Forbes
prayers were offered by the president, were in charge of the Trousseau.
I Naney Ford. Jean Elliott was pian- Pouring tea during the afternoon
A ist during the singing of the hymn. were Miss L. Brigham of Clinton and
07+Dorcen Elliott, the secretary, read the Mrs. E. M. Snell of Wingham. As-
i minutes of the previous meeting and l sistants in the tea-room were Mrs.
called the roll which was answered by Ernest Adams of Clinton and Miss
!fourteen members. The treasurer's !Glen of Carlow. The tea-room was
report was read by Ruth Williams. tastefully deeoroated with pink and
white streamers, caught up into a
A program concluded the meeting (white bell. Mrs. L. M. McKinnon of
Ruth Williams contributed ati amus -Clinton and Mrs, E. M Snell of Wing-
ing recitation, which was followed by'ham poured tea during the evening,
a piano solo by Given Moore, a solo and their assistants ware Mrs. Cli£-
by Jean Lampznan, piano solo by
;ford Epps of Clinton and Miss Glen
Nancy Ford, song by Betty Lampman' of Carlow.
piano solo by Joan Elliott and a guitar( During the afternoon and evening
selection by Doreen Ellott. Margaret a large number of friends called to
Maloney displayed several interesting extend • felicilations to the happy -
articles made by the Inlians at Ohs` bride-to-be,
waken near Brantford, also several
other souvenirs from far -away lands. V -
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Headquarters For All Sporting Goods
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BRIJCEFIELD McWhinney of Dungannon were Sun-
day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. How-
ard Johns.
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Lions Clubs In Canada
Raised $22,309.60
Lions Clubs in Canada have raised
$22,309,60 for the Lions British Child
War Victim's Fund, Deputy District
Governor Grahams Kirstin of St.
Marys told members of the Stratford
club last Thursday night at the Y.M.
C.A. in the course of an address at
the -semi-monthly dinner meeting. He
announced that the objective is to
spend approximately $5,000 per mon-
th overseas where the money is being
administered, at Queen Elizabeth's
choice, by the Waifs and Strays Soci-
ety.
Deputy District Governor Kirstine,
paying ]tis first official visit to the
Lions Club of Stratford made a`bril-
liant.plea for support' of the fund, and
for the furtherance of patriotic en-
deavors in which Lions are interested
in their own eentmunities, visitors
from Goderich, Seaforth, Mitchell,
Milverton, Clinton and St. Marys be-
ing present.
"What Price Loyalty," was the sub-
ject of Mr. Kirstine's talk. He said
we are living in perilous times, time
which .people, think more seiriously
than at any time in the history of the
world and consequently this is no time
for disaster or breakdowns but days
which need •nen of good) tidings and
confidence and of unshaken faith in
the future. }
Sunday visitors with. Mr. and Mrs.
H. Zapfe were Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
McKenzie, Edwin and Lois, Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Kaiser of Detroit, Mr. and
Mrs. John Kaiser of Hensall, •
Mr. Alvin Smith, R.C.A.F., St.
Thomas and Mrs. Smith and daughter
of Bluevale visited Mr. and Mrs. H. P.
Berry on Sunday.
Miss Louise Marshall of London
spent the weekend with Mrs. Mary
McCully.
Miss Anna Cornish of London spent
the weekend at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Halstead: and Floyd
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. T.
H. Wheeler. .
Mr. Donald, McDbnald R.0.A.F. of
St, Thomas spent the weekend at his
home here. •;i�.1{.
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TUCIERSMITU
Mr. and: Mrs. C. O. Martin of Kitch-
ener were weekend visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. 10 Ball and Mr. and Mrs.
• L. Tebbutt. !
The December meeting of the Tuek-
ersmith Ladies Club has been post-
poned for a week.
Miss Frieda Dinsmore from Wing -
ham is with 111r. and Mks. S. Whit-
more for a week or more.
, The teacher and pupils of S.S. No.
,6 are preparing their Christmas pro-
gram to be given on December 17tht
Mrs. Ernie Crich is with her sister,'
Mrs. Cooper of Goderiela who is ill.
Mr. D. McWhinney and Mr, Earl
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St. Pauls Ladies Guild
The December meeting of the Lad.
Ms' Guild held in the Owen Memor-
ial Hall on Tuesday afternoon was
presided over by Mrs. George Taylor,
twenty members being present.
The treasurer reported over $100
having been made at the bazaar held
,last Thursday. All expenses•in eon-
q,ection with the recent decoration of
the Memorial Hall and other outstan-
ding bills have been paid, and: as a
substantial balance remained, $12.00
was voted toward the Missionary bud-
get, and $5.,00 to the Russian Relief
Fund. •
As the Lions' Club have requested
the Ladies' Guild to cater for their
Club' dinners from Jan. 1st, until the
end of June 1942, the following con-
venors were chosen to take charge:
Mrs. J .Shearer, Mrs. Gee. Elliott,
Mrs. Fred Ford, Mrs. C. Draper,
Mrs. W. Johnson and Mrs. G. M.
Counter.
Mrs. Waters, Mrs. W. J. Elliott and
Mrs. W. McClinchey were appointed
a Nominating Commit -cm for next
year's executive.
Refreshments u-e'v served' by Mw.
Theo. Freml'in, Mts. T. Hawkins, grid
Mrs. Holloway.
I3AYF1ELD
Mrs. Jas. Ferguson spent several
days' last week with her sister, Mrs.
Geddes. in Seaforth.
Mw. II. A. Stott is in Detroit this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baker and three
children of London spent the weekend
with the former's mother, Mrs. F. W.
Baker.
Mw. Geo. Little visited its Windsor
last week, •
Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Hutchings and
babe moved to Preston on Monday.
Mr. M. Gellner of Kitchener was
;Home over the weekend. Ills wife's
sisters, Mrs. Johnston and Miss Arm-
strong, of Brantford• accompanied
him,. •
Miss A. M. Stirling visited her
sinter, Mrs, H. McLaren, in Port El-
gin on Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. F•' A. Edwards visited rela-
tives in Kitchener on 'Stntday.
Mr. F: W. Baker who has been
working on a dredge at Mean. for the
past two months• returned home on.
Monday.
Mrs. Harry Thomas returned, to the
village' on Saturday after having vis-
ited,in Toledo, Ohio,`
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Makins, Arnold
and Marion, spent Siindby in Guelph,
and Kitchener.
President: Mr. G. H. Jefferson,
Treasurer: Mrs, D, H. McInnes,
Secretary: Miss, L Oolquhoun.
Property Committee: Mr. J. N'ed4-
ger, Mr. Sloman.
Reading and Casting Committee:
Mrs. D H. McInnes, Mr, Geo, Jeffer-
son, Mr. P. Livermore; Mr. O. Lobb,
Dr. Beattie, Mr. Geo, McLay, Miss L
Chowen.
Publicity Committee: Miss E. Cluff,
Mrs, Geo. Walker, Mrs. W. Wallin,
Miss E. Hall, Miss J .McTaggart.
Financial Statement for 1941.
Assets
Salo of Tickets ....... ,,.$ 299.80
Prize Money Donated 4.00
Total .. 304.32
Liabilities
PIays .and Royalitiee , , „$ 47.36
Prize Money . 4.00
News' Record , , • 27.55
Stage Properties: and Miseellan-
16.14
Red Cross Societies. . 175.00
Total . 270.00
Balance on. Hand $34.27
Presentation Party 'At
Summerhill
On , hi•id'ay evening', November,
28th, around 125 friends and neigh-
bors gathered at Summerhill to pre-
sent to the bride-to-be, Miss Barbara
Snell, a small remembrance, prior to
her marriage to Mr. Alvin T. Bottles
of Porter's Hill.
One of the features of the evening
was the registration of all present 'in
a Bride's Book, which was made by
Mrs. Warren Gibbings. The evening
was spent in dancing and immediately ,
after hnich, Barbara and Alvin were
seated at the front of the ball and
the followingaddress was read to
them by Mr. Ivan Iioggart. The ad-
dresswas written by Aireraftsmen
Stan Burgess and Ron. Childs of No,
31 Radio School, Clinton; both boys
being friends- of the 'Shells'.
Dear Barbara:
Former Clinton Man
Invalided Home
The following refers to a formet
Clinton than, having farmed around
here and also having lived in Olin
ton.
"Private John Leslie Tasker, a for
vier member of the Perth Regimen
(Motor) active force, who has been
overseas with a unit of the Canadian
Army Dental Corps since early in
1940, has arrived in Canada and is
now at his home in Stratford. Pri
vete Tether had been i11 with pleur
isy in Great Britain.
He arrived at an eastern Canadian
port a few days ago and cabled his
wife, the former Miss Evelyn Gib-
bings of Clinton, that he had landed
safely on Canadian soil and would be
home shortly.
Private Tasker enlisted with . the
Perths in September of 1939, afte
going to Stratford from Tavistock
where he had for two and a half year
been working as a carpenter. H
stayed with that until Mareh 8, 1940
when he went with the Dental Corps.
Private 'Tasker had learned mechani
cal dentistry in Detroit and his trade
served? him to good advantage in the
army."
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Red Shield
There were 29 members and 5 visi-
tors at the R,S.W.A. last Tuesday,
when the meeting was held at the
home of Mrs. H. Gould. Articles
brought in were 2 scarves and 8 pairs
I of socks; Mrs. H. Castle donated 2
Illlpair mitts and 1 quilt top. Mrs. Tre-
wartha donated pair of girl's goloshes
and Mrs. Brandon donated a shawl
and One Dollar; Mrs. Gould also don-
ated One Dollar. Members subscrip-
tions amomtted to $3.56.
The next meeting will be held at
Mrs, R. B. Carter's home and will be
in the form of a pot luck supper. Yott
are asked to come and bring a. friend.
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LONDESBOEO
The Dec. meeteing of the W.M.S
will be held it the church next Thur-
sday, Dec. 11th. This is the last meet-
ing of the year and the various de-
partments of the W.M.S. are asked
Ito bring in their reports for the year
I and any fees. which have not been paid.
If or the year 1941. This is the Christ-
mus meeting and will no doubt be
very interesting. Group No. 1 will
have charge. All ladies are we1aome.
Word for roll call is "Refuge".
Mr. and Mrs. John Fingland and
Alice have gone to Toronto for the
winter months.
Mr, Albert Shaddick has secured a
house in Clinton and is moving there
this week.
Mr. Wm, Lyon has been indisposed
for the past few clays but is improv-
ing nicely.
Mr. Dave Ewan has been quite
sick in the past week, but is around
as usual lately.
Mrs. John Nott spent several days
last week with her daughter Mrs.
Frank Roberton, Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Hall of Almsburg
visited with their parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Hall on Sunday.
Mrs. Wm, Gray is spending the
winter at the home of her son, Bert
Gray, Blyth,
Mrs. Geo. Barr is visiting at the
tone of her brother James Webster,
Walkerburn.
Bill Radford and Eddy Hunking have
been called to go training shortly.
The wonderful spring-like weather
ately leads one to forget that Christ-
mas is just around the corner.
Miss Etda Watson has a position at
Mr. Frank Hibbert: store in Goderich.
Mrs. Fred Prest and Mary Ellen are
spending some weeks at Mrs. Prest's
mother Mrs. E. J. Crawford who is
quite poorly.
Mr. Leelie Knox is home from
Niagara Falls, and is slowly recover-
ing from his recent car accident, he,
being in the hospital at Niagara Falls
for some, weeks.
Mr. Wm. Griffiths hasbeen quite
sick for .a couple of weeks but is,
somewhat improved.
day last.
The early part of the evening was
devoted to Euchre. The lady holding
the most points being Mrs. Wm, Rm.-
ger, the man Mr. Walter Forbes. Af-
ter t
he euchre, lunch was served and
nd
the remainder of the night was spent
in dancing.
We, your friends and neighbours
have gathered here tonight to convey
to you both cur very best wishes ;on
the adventure you are now t 1 •
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson who
were unable to be present donated a
chicken which was raffled off during
the evening. Mr, Walter Forbes a-
gain being the lucky winner.. PM/ -
seeds amounted to $9 which has been
handed over: to the Red Gross of No,
4, Goderich Township.
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Ladies Guild Hold
Successful Bazaar
The Annual Reagan held by the
Ladies' Guild of St. Paul's church at-
tracted a large cro , 1 on Thursday of
last week.
Rev. Mr. Moore officially opened
the bazaar and Mrs. Moore and Mrs.
G. Taylor•welcomed the guests.
It cannot be expressed 'in words, h'• w The various booths were in charge
much we shall miss you, but feel sure- °i ° Fancy Work, Mrs. Monteith and
you wiU often be in our midst, and h'Irs, H. R. Framl}rt; Aprons and
cheer us with your sunny disposition. I HdkS Mrs'. G. M. oCounter, and Mrs.
We shall all hold pleasant memories ../A • Elliott; Kitchen Novelties, Mrs. G,
of the way in which you have helped alker and Mrs. T. Churchill; Candy,
in so many good Causes. WMt s. Herman and Mrs. Theo.
We also welcome your future has b'remlinin ; Produce, M. Sturdy and
band into the family eirele, and feel H. Williams; Homemaking, Mrs,
sure you will find happiness in the E` Morrison and Miss P. McCallum;
years that lie ahead. You, Barbara, Rummage, Mrs Cooke and Mrs.
we know, will look well to the ways Ferguson. The 'Fish Pond in char -
of your household so Alvin need have I ge ge of Mrs. G. Hanley and 1VIrs. Geo,
no fears in this direction.
Now- may we ask you to accept this
small token with our love and best
wishes• for long and happy married.
life.'
May the sun always brighten your
pathway.
—Signed by: Wesley Hoggart,
Warren Gibbings; Neville Forbes,
Percy Gibbings.
Then a beautiful decorated basket,
laden with white and black granite -
ware, was carried in by Mrs. Percy
Gibbings and Miss Isabella Forbes
Barbara responded thanking all
the friends. Alvin also replied, in-
viting all to visit them in their new
home and thanking them for their
kindness. j
isldoet proved a soca': canner with
'nen.bers of the younger generation.
• The tables we: s pleat ly dreorned
tilts Mums and cutum', H. were and
• •ere in char' i •,f 3frs..$. 9reset7,
Mrs W. Johns', Mrs. Fred Ford,
Mrs. Frank T.t"loin Mrs 13, Iai•lry
and ,4iss Betty Ju't',t
WEDDINGS
WORKMAN-GRAINGER
A quiet wedding took place itt St.
John's Anglican church, Brussels,
when Rev. F. Watts united in .mar-
riage Jeanette Mary Agnes, only
The gathering then sang, "for they daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fleming
are jolly good fellows;' as Barbara ! Grainger of Grey township, and Mr:
and Alvin unloaded the basket and Charles Lloyd Workman, second son
placed the gifts on the table, Dane- of Mr. rine) Mrs. Charles Workman,
Dane-
ing continued for a short time after Morris township. The bride was
which they all sang God Save the gowned in wine and blue crepe with
King. Music was furnished by Per -!black accessories, She was attended
due and Diehl. lby her cousin, Miss Edyth McLennan,
V ldressed in poudre blue sheer with
baek accessories, IMIr. Frank Rut-
ledge was groomsman. After the
EBENEZER 'ceremony the patty returned to the,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams of the bride, where a wedding
Fri -
entertained their friends and neigh_ dinner was served. Mr. and Mrs.
bors to a euchre and dance on Fri -'Workman left on a motor trip to St,
Thomas and Leamington.
'prod IRO
hss $d +�
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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 male your stoney 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 thele. Thant. you
PHONE 191
JERVIS HATCHERY and
FEEDS
Big Fluffy Chicks that Live and
Grow
Government Appa:oved
Monarch and Cafeteria Feeds
R. L. Jervis
Clinton, Ontario
THE CLINTON LUMBER
COMPANY
Can supply you with wodd, lumber,
glass, cement, line and other build-
ing supplies at. lowest prices. •
A Call will convince you
Phone 319w or 3193
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'S BEAUTY
SHOPPE
Expert Permanent Waving
atments our S eeiality
';Scalp Treatments P
Phone 223 for appointments•
YES
J. B. MUSTARD
Sells, Wood, Coal, Cement, Shingles,
lumber and at Lowest Prices
Phone 74 and let urs convince you
"Service and Quality" our motto
WHY NOT BUY IT AT
PATTISON'S
5 to 1.00 Store
We 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) Wells, Prop.
Phone 349, Clinton
' STOP AT
BROWNIES SERVICE.
STATION
for complete lubrication, gas and oil
Plymouth & Chrysler Cars
Call in and look over our Used Cars
Agents' foe Goodyear Tires
phone 5 - No, 8 Highway,