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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1941-12-18, Page 4PAGE THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD THURS., DEC. 18, 1941 4 NowTheRuSh MAKE THIS STORE YOUR Santa,� t an Headquarters You will be able to sel.ct Gifts for all the Family DON'T DELAY—SHOP EARLY OPEN EVENINGS A. T 000PE. . Phone: 36w..Malt: Store, 361 Second .Floor rwem rani ranth:7;'"`d"r 7` r�1r9 is'' i97 iar3r rar2irsi2r2,0taint -S, PaParOY=s1pY3." r6' ecaetf,g P,SeUt SealF. I la4 1 te. Fa le.tem, tU see u s s , YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS WILL HAVE A MERRY CHRISTMAS IF YOU GIVE THEM GIFTS FROM OUR STOCK FOR HIM—Shaving accessories, Razors, Colognes, Brushes, Cigars, Tobaccos Cigarettes, and Bill Folds. FOR HER—Brush Comb and Mirror Sets, Cosmetics and Toilet Sets, Perin/vies, Toilet Waters, Compacts. ALL GOODS YOU CAN BE PROUD TO GIVE, AND THE RECIPIENTS DELIGHT O I T T RECEIVE P � S. 11. NU ES CLINTON, ONT. g.ti „.. ..s.,^a,-..g..was'4rsa;;<^J.r7 :3k'Yn.ndv:w iJdnti3'farn a, 7ssz:r7caiai:3:'Stnairsr2'f2i'2Frii27TMtn•'t`rii`2ia7'+A'S zs.s. Starr PHONE 51 •cmatat .rsaatvfitx t„'zetCreai6ietetwmagniE:zySittsta:e'misistsiz',etm..mas aKosv Christmas Suggestions for the Men 11 DRESSING GOWNS; BATH ROBES; SMOKING JACKETS; SUSPENDERS; FORSYTH PYJAMAS, SHIRTS & TIES; CUR- RIES BEL'1S, SUSPENDERS, GARTERS, TIE CLIPS,"COLLAR PINS; HOSIERY; 13ILTMORE HATS, CAPS, UNDERWEAR, Both combination and two niece.* GLOVES—Lined or unlined, pool Gloves, white, green blue and khaki. Khaki Shirts for the Army — Silver Grey Shirts for Airforce Ties; Sweaters; Reaclymadie Suits and Overcoats; Spats; Sweat Shirts: Work Pants and Overalls. DAVIS & HERMAN CUSTOM TAILORS — Be Measured by a Tailor. '5 $tla:nora r viterimizmfa gOrrr?a 3'rh.Rmt2rhMar2t 1hunmiamri arTomriai2l2rarmainominn2 . 6p41s-lesiestee.:+,eta snsessseses et ;• vsisiiee ssiel;ese istS arsty&+BtEtsysmeszszeseetensiztseete kt 3 1O% Cash Discount On Air S ih' WRUNG EQUIP "' ENT We have a full line of all Sporting Equipment BUY IUM A HUNTING COAT, GUN, FLASHLIGHT, SKATES OR SKITS BUY HER A SKIING JACKET, SKIIS, SKATES, OR A RADIO FOR CHRISTMAS. Come in and look over our stock before you buy. E1 PPS SPO'' T SHOP Headquarters For All Sporting Goods ii Ontario Street Church Christmas S'und'ay Morning Prelude—Organ and Piano, "Christ- mas Carols, Hymn"Hark the Herald Angels Sing." Anthem --Worship Christ The New Borer King. Offertory -"Away in a Manger." Solo—The Birthday of a King, Mrs. B. Kearns. Quartette- "The Morning Stars. Sang Together", . Miss Wiltse and Gibbings, Messrs Pearson and Keoster. Childben's II•ymn' -"The Stars in the Bright Sky". " Sermon—Rev. G. G. Burton ,"Glad Tidings to A11 Mankind." Dedication of "The Plates of Offer- ing" in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Welsh by the family. Hymn—"While Shepherds Watch Their Flocks." I' Postlude—And the Glory of the Lord—Handel, Miss Elva Wiltse pianist, Mrs. Edward Wendorf organist. ' 11 .,1 Evening Prelude—Organ and Piano, "Angels • Serenade! Hymn—"0 Come All Ye Faithful". Anthem --"Thor, dids't leave Thy Throne." w ti i Offertory—"Silent light. Duet --"The Star and the Song", Miss Wiltse and Miss Gibbings, Ladies Chorus—f'The Wondrous Story", with solo and obligate duet by Lois Kearns and Florence Aiken. Hymn—!'Silent blight." Sermon—Flight-Lien,t. C. C. Mur- ray, Chaplain of the Radio. School No. 31, R.A.F. will be our guest speaker. Hymn—"The First Nowell." Postlude—"God rest youu Me Gentlemen,", v y Wesley-Wrliis Church Organ Prelude — Pastorale Symp- hony. Processional 47 . Confession and Lord's Prayer. Hymn of Praise 55 Psalm and Gloria, 753. Scripture Reading Lk. 2:8-20. not apply to trustees of union school sections. Engineers Ludgate wrote hie acceptance of resolution of council approving of taking of gravel from Councillor Ga. 0. Ginn's pit. War Memorial Childrens Hospital asked a grant, filed. The collector was instructed to con- tinue to collect any unpaid taxes. The ratepayers meeting to take the 30 at the home of Mrs. N. Miller. place of Nomination win be held in the 1st, Mrs. W, M. Nediger. Thanksgiving and Intercession. Offertory—Sanctuary of the Heart. Solo— Starry. Beams -- Brahm, Sergi. Robins'oa. , Announcements, Hymn of Praise, 65. Sermon—The Birthday of The King. Recessional '59, Benediction. Organ Postlude—Festival Postlucle: Evening Organ Prelude—Carillon du Soir. Processional, 64. Prayer. Hymn of Praise, 48. Scripture Reacting. Lk. 1:46-55,67-79 Anthem: It came upon a Midnight Clear, obligate, Mrs. W, M. Ned- iger. Prayers. Announcements. Offertory— Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring. Anthem --The First Christmas: Hymn of Praise, 58. ! Sermon—"Songs at The Saviour's Birth." Recessional, 50. Benediction. Anthem— Shepherd Abiding—solo Organ Postlude—•Christmas March. Red Shield Mrs, Frank Mutch's home was the scene of our meeting last Tuesday. The attendance amounted to 30. Bus - tress was 'eland ueteell in orderly fashion and important details were discussed, Due to the Christmas activities, it was decided to postpone our meeting next week and begin again on Dec. esting.— The suit.- Mr. Stewart of - hall in Holmesville on Monday, Dec. Packing dry will be held at Mrs' '1`• Churchill's residence on Jan, 6, 1942. 29, at 1.30 pan,We received a donation of baby's Mr. D. GIidklon Sr. who has been layettes and two flannelette sheets School Attendance Officer since it from the Londono Road Group. Mrs. was compulsory to have such gave R Fitzsimons ;brought 3n two child notice that he will be not able to ten's coats. The Red Shield apprec- carry on the duties any monger• rates the considerations of its friends. Accounts paid: L. K, Cardiff grant ; Other articles brought in were: 12 prs, to plowunens associations $15.00; mer Potter use of EI- church shed !sacks'' 1. swealai' 2 pairs bloomers; 1 ' $10.00 :A. F. Samersall Clerk, Bali- quilt 1 per: booties; 1 suit pyjamas. iff Godorielt court $19,50; D. Glid-'The members' subscriptions amounted don, School Attendance Officer $20; to $2.76. (Members please note the A. H. Erskine, County Treas., collect- j Bates and plans for the future meet- ing arrears 37.12; Municipal World, IinAlong with our thanks to all our supplies $125.00; H. Sturdy, collector friends who have helped us this year,, salary $100.00 Reeve and Council- the Red Shield wishes you all the dors service to the Board, 130.00; R. „ beG. Thompson postage and supplies'theSt NofeweYexything for Christmas and' 12.65 and census to the Public andar V Separate` School inspectors $2.50; Mrs• L. DeBeau hall rent $60.00; Chas, A. Whitely postage 35.58. The Clerk was instructed to notify the County Treasurer to write off the Lloyd property, this now being owned by the Township. Council then ad- journed to meet the second Monday in January as per statue.. The annual Christmas tree and en- tertainment of St. James t0huirdll, (Middleton) will be held on Monday evening, Dee. 22nd, at eight o'clock, ',Everybody is welcome. V Wesley -Willis W.M.S. I Roll call was responded to by a verse Deleted. Mr. Clark read the scrip - of S erioture containing the word tore lesson. Mrs. F. Tamblyn gave Wesley -Willis W.M•S'. met Thurs- "Refuge". The slate of officers for "Precious the Christmasve little story Jew - day afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. Paterson, with the president, Mrs. 1942 was read by Mrs. F. Tamblyn. ' els'' Five little girls, Marie Menz- but have not as yet been completed.' res, Helen Ball, Francis' and Vera Chowen in the chair and Mrs. Hearn The reports of the several d'epartmeit- !Lyon and Gail Manning sang, "Marys at the iano. The by the meeting ngt follow -peed is of the W.M.S. were given. The al- ' ',wonder child." Four young boys. took withlocation of the W.M.S. Auxiliary have up the offering. In presenting the ed by a hymn and the Lord's Prayer been fully met. The president of the White Gifts, tha younger children in unison. The sec. and treas. reports Mission Circle reported good work be- marched the frtn d Iaid' were read and approved. The supply ing done and have gone ove't-the top• their iftsto in thepIatcraod]e whichanwas' sec., Mrs. Sutter reported. a bale pack- , g ed for the west. Mrs. Piekard repot- with their allocation. The Mission draped in white with a babe, therein, ted several calls made on the sick. Band has fallen down somewhat in a symbol of the Christ Child. Many Mrs. Seeley read an article on temper- several ways. The Baby Band press- , were the gifts from the several alas- Mrs. The reads of the nominating dent, Mrs. R. Shaddick did, extra well,'ses, they being sent to various places. committee was read by Mrs. McGill, having made two little children, life The children in Britain were not for - The new slate of officers are as fol- members, James Carter and Charles gotten. The pastor, Rev. Menzies,' Johnston. A. hearty vote of thanks spoke to the Sunday School, his top - lows: was given Mrs. J. P. Manning Past. Pres.: Piekard � the re- is being the Christmas Star, the ser - President: Mrs Mrs. G. Chowen tiring president. All being very sor- vice throughout was quite impressive lst Vice: Mrs. Addison Ty she cannot continue with ns, but and in keeping with the Christmas 2nd Vice: Mrs. McGill ! now as her home is in Clinton it spirit. During the service the in - 3rd Vice: Mrs. Fingland ' seems impossible to do so. Mrs. Man- font son of Mr, and Mrs. N. Alexan- 4th Vice: Miss L. Brigham ning thanked the Auxiliary for their der, Robert David, was baptized, Rec. and Corres. See.: Mrs. A. T. appreciation remarking that When bussLorides- Mrs. Leonard Yungblutt of Niagara Cooper bore still is home to her. When buss- Treas,: Mrs. Sutter ness was concluded the •meeting was spent the weekend at rho home of his Missionary Mon. Sec.: Mrs. Watt taken over by Miss Turk and No. 1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Yungblutt. 1 group. Miss Thelma Scott of Toronto spent Christian Stewardship: Mrs. Pater- the weekend at the hone of her par- son 1 As this was the Christmas meeting ants, Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott, Londes- Work Convenor, Mrs. Saville the program was in the form of a boro, having come home for a short Temperance, Mrs. A. Seeley and Canadian Friendship Carol Service, visit with her brother Sig. R. K. Mrs. Corless with Mrs. Geo. McVittie at the piano. Scott of the R.C.N. Community Friendship: Mrs. Pick- Miss Kirk read the can to worship Mrs, Ella Woolvin and son Doug, and and was: responded to by all singing, of Toronto, also Mr. and Mrs. R. Supply: Mrs. VanHorne "Conte and Worship,' "Christ the Beaconie of Goclerich spent Sunday Mission Band: Mrs. Britton New Born King," "Hymn Angels from at the hone of Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott, Baby Band: Mrs. Wilfred Jervis the realms of Gory," was sung follow- Londesboro, and. Mrs. J. Nediger ed• by prayer by Miss Kirk. Psalm Sig. R. K. Scott returned to his Pianist: Mrs. Hearn 747 was repeated in unison. This was naval station on Tuesday after spend - Press Sec.: Mrs. Jefferson ' followed by the candle service. A ing a fourteen day leave with his Mrs Addison then took the chair table on the platform with 6 white parents Mr. and Mrs, John Scott. for the devotional period. A Christ- candles in brass 'holders and a brass----V--- inas Carol was Slug arid: Mrs. Addison bowl for the offering made en a Wee - Allied in Brayer, Mrs. Addison also re- tive setting and as each one who took cited one of Edgar Guest's poems. part went forward and lit her candle Mrs. VanItorne react the scripture les- explaining the Nationality for which son. A duet by Mrs. Paterson and it was lit; and for friendship throe 1 a rLp K-zwAaraar2buatut,ADt :2rat 3ieY;3tm-D mu'tnrsrnrhrat- amvmtttm2ttmxz aaomi` y VARNATemperance: Bertha Diehl The December meeting of the W . I Organist: Mrs. Lee McConnell, Mrs. M.S. was held at the parsonage with W. Reid all the ladies of the congregation in- Mission Band: Jolene Stephenson, vited, The meeting opened with the Rachel Johnston, Jean Reid. call. to worship from. the Monthly The National Anthem was sung and singing Angels from the Realm and Mrs. McClyenont closed with of Glory. The prayer from the Mon- prayer. A .social hour was spent and tidy and the Magnificent from Hym- a vote of thanks was tendered the nary were read. The Christmas ser- hostess, Miss Herrn. vice from the Monthly was followed ' We are sorry to report that Mrs. throughout with readings from Mrs. Geo. Clarke, who was taken to Clin- Geo. Reid, Mrs. W. Johnston, Mrs.' ton Hospital is still quite low. Wm. Reid, Mrs. G. Johnston, Bertha! We are pleased to report that Miss Diehl, and Mrs. D. Stephenson, These Carnochan has recovered sufficently to were alternated by singing one ver- ;be .able to leave the hospital, and is at se from several Christmas hymns. present at her uncles, home, Mr. Scott. The Vkranian, India and Negro car- ; The annual meeting of the W.A. of cls were read. A. prayer was read in St. Johns Anglican Church was held unison. Fifteen members answered at the home of Mrs.. M. G. Beatty on roll call with a Christmas thought, Wednesday evening last. The old of - It was decided to send cards to shut- fivers were re-elected' as follows: ins as usual. Mrs. McGiymont sang a solo. Mrs. Will Reid gave her re-. port from Constance, Miss Herm sang "His eye is on the Sparrow." Miss Hecrt then took charge of •election of officers which resulted as follows: Pres. Mrs. S. Keyes 1st Vice: Mrs. 0• Johnston 2nd Vice: Mrs. W. Johnston 3rd Vice: Mrs. N. McConnell Secretary: Mrs. Fred Reid - Corr. Sec.: Mrs. W. Webster Press: Seo.: Mrs. F. Reid Strangers Sec.: Mrs. McClymont Supply and Liter:: Mrs. Geo. Reid ,Assoc. Helpers: Mrs. B. Rathwell, Mrs. D. Stephenson, Mrs. W. Reid. Miss. Monthly: Violet McClymont • C. "Stkward'ship: Me's. D. Stephen- son : -1 1 Baby Bandl: Bertha Diehl Ass't: Mrs. A. McConnell President; Mrs. M. Reid Vice tires.: Mrs. H .Deihl Secretary: Mrs. M. Elliott Treasurer: Miss E. E. Mossop. On the following Monday two bales of new and second hand clothing were packed and sent to London to be re- packed and sent for Western relief. A double shower was held in the Township Hall one. night last week .in honor of the Rathwell brothers PORTER'S HILL On Thursday, the December meet- ing •of the W.A. was held in the base- Miss Newman was well received. The out the world. Mrs, Hall Mrs. gV, ment of the church. Election of of - Study book, was taken by Mrs. Pat- Brundson, Mrs, G. $art, M Mrs. J .P, fivers for the coming year made very erson. Another Christmas Carol was Manning, Mrs. Margaret Manning foe changes. Mrs. John Harris, sung. God Save the Icing and the and Mts. A. Webster lighted the can- ip sedent for the past four or five Mizpah benediction brought the nreet- dies in turn. A Christmas Carol was' years wwished to be relieved of her of - in to a close. The hostess then ser- five. Mrs• .Milton Woods was elected >; sung between each and Miss 'Civic read `president in her place, Alt the other. vecl refreshments and a social half the messages. The Carols which were ,officers' remaining for another term hour enjoyed. V sung were: A French Carol, `0 Come Other business was discussed. A ' All Ye Faithful;" A Polish Carol, :,quilt was then put in the frames and "Infant Holy;" a Ukrainian Carol, and Ruilting done• Lunch was served, Harvey Nott Highly a Canadian Indian Corot, was read Honoured by Mrs. Wm Lon; a German Carol, On Friday evening the verChry well as "Away in a Manger". concert at S.S. No .5 was very well On Thursday evening last, the g' ; an old. English 'attended. Misch credit is clue Miss friends and neighbors of Harvey Carol The first Newall;" a negro Dorothy Stirling, teacher; and her Dort, son of Mr. and, Mrs• Bernard Carol, Here's a Star on Christmas pupils who put on a splendid program, Nott of the second concession Hut- Morn' was sung by. Mrs. Menzies.; a We are sorry to sec Miss Stirling lett, assembled at the school -house of Genad]an Carol, Gentle Mary laid leave as she has taken a deep inter- S.S. No. 1 1•Iullett to pass a pleasant inert' babe,"followed by prayer by est in the 'children. We wish her evening with him before his depart- Miss Kirk. Mrs. W, Lyon read the touch happiness in her new home. are. Harvey is, a writer in the navy. Scripture portion, Matt. 2-1-11. Dur-. Another teacher has not been secured Bert Irwin was appointed as chair-;ing the offering petted soft music yet; Oran and: a short impromptu program, was rendered while the. Auxiliary was arranged, consisting of coentnuni_ , walked to the platforms and, placed 1 The sympathy of the community ty singing, musisal numbers, duets, their gifts, in the bowl while the can- goes out to Mrs. Eldred Yeo and fatn- iecitation, etc. , dies shed their soft light, The pro- sly in this very trying hour, the sud- i gram "Our Best Gift—Love" was con- den passing of her husband, The following local talent taking ttnued. Star of the East, was sung Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Betties returned part, Elmer Dale, Marie Holland, Mr. by Mrs. W. Bruhdson•, Mrs. W. Lyon Saturday from their honeymoon. Friends on the 6th con., of Gode- rieh, are sorry, to hear of the illness of Mr. Valentine Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. At the conclusion of the program, group No. 1. Mrs. Brund'son thanked Fisher spent several happy years in Harvey was asked, to 'come forward the Group in a Eery well chosen words, I this community. We hope he will and Wm. Holland with a few well Lord of the Land's was sung and soon be well again. BRIJ CEFIELD Christmas Services will be held in Brumfield United Church next Sun- day morning and evening. There will be special music by the choir at both services. The usual presentation of White Gifts will be made at the morning service. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Wheeler and son, Mr. and Mrs. Norman. Wheeler and daughter of Detroit spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. T. Wheel - ler, and Mrs. F. Fowler, Mrs. N. Holland', and Mrs. M. Manning, this was fol Mrs. Bert Irwin, Mr. and Mrs, Elgin lowed by the presenting to Mrs. W. Nott, Bobby Irwin, Noble Holland. Brundson of a Life Certificate, by chosen words presented him with a meeting closed by Miss: Kirk repeat - "Vacuum Automatic Parker Pen and ing the Benediction. { n t' f~ Pencil Set." J . �D R?( TOWNSHIPMr. and Mrs, James Fairserviee Harvey responded, expressing his celebrated: their, forty-fou'th anniver- Mr. and Mrs. W. M bav of Varna heart felt thanks an appreciation for sary quietly at their home on S'at., and Mr. and Mrs. Roobert Sterling their good wishes and thoughtfulness, Dec. Lith. May they spend many Spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. L''d'- allowing that mother would not ex- I more years. together is the wish of gar Rothwell• cure him now if she did not receive I many Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Welsh spent friends. her regular letter. Sunday with Mr. and. Mrs. E. J. Wel- The Annual Christmas Tree enter - After singing "He's a Jolly Good sh, Jan. tainment of the Sunda School will Fellow" the National Anthem was be held on Monday, Dec. 22 in the 1 Mrs. Jack Clufi and baby daughter sung, and all dispersed extending the church basement. have returned home from .Clinton hand of "Farewell" and wishing Har- 1 NextSabbathis the Sunday before Community Hospital. V d) 1 wd d d vey, safety, good luck and success in Christmas i a serythe 1' f Council Meeting ;(new' ywe 5 a arge cro an goo ee m to me time was reported,. his work. Christmas will be given, the choir will Council met in Holmesvtlde on• Mon - his 'render a beautiful Christmas Canta- ' day, Dec.15. Mr. L. E. Cardiff M.P. The following cash donations have as of North Huron peen handed. in to add to the blanket LONDESBORO;. t'' as secretary Association thehon orked for a fund: Mrs. J. W. Johnston $2.00; Mrs. I The White Gift S h Plowmen's to he] $15 io given. Beatty and Mis $2.00; Mrs. 32 0; The W.M.S. last err go. meeting hold on Sunda morning was well at- I grant, y g Canadian Mother Craft for r , Jr.Rd and Miss E. E. Mossop $2.00; do Thursday lest with a • Jed siran- tended .considering the stormy tray no action. Jr. Red Cron 12.00.. dance. The president, Mrs. J. P. Man - Letters received from our boys or- fling presiding; meeting opened by ;with snow failing fast. The choir was' The Bureate of Municipal Affairs 3 made, up of young Suri'day School re local government extension art erseas streak ;very highly of the hos- singing. the National Anthem, follow- scholars, while Grant SSpeil, Eddy Me' that Telephone Commissioners and pitality which they are receiving. Let ed by the Lo'reit's Prayer 'repeated in Nall and Jack Webster with their I trustees of rural •schools shall remain ,us extend the samela courtesy to the tuheson. The ,mMisss were read by violins made the service more inter- in office for one year more ,this does ��strangers in our land. the secretary, F. Jamieson. S hole' their D t' i Service which was grant, ls> was g . ,El Conte, Come, we are waiting for those papers you promised to bring in. Mr. and Mrs' Wm. Simpson of De- available to all local officers which in troit visited Mr. C. D. Simpson en turn will make it available to employ - Saturday. ers and employees upon request. Mrs. Abe, Zapfe spent the weekend Nearly 100 Local Employment and in London with Pte. Abe• Zapfe, who Claims Offices are now operating is in Westminster Hospital• across Canada, and these are the ag- We wish to express sincere sym- envies which co-ordinate the work of pithy to Mr. Wm. Henry in the clelth the insurance side and the Employ - of his wife who passed away on Fri- ment Service side of the Unemploy- llay morning. inent Insurance Act. Rev. and Mrs. Atkinson spent Sat- These offices have a triple function urday in Hamilton. to perform. They will try to help Pte. Jas McCully and Carlyle Corn- 1 workers obtain employment for ish of Hamilton spent the weekend at which they are fitted. They will try their homes here. , (continued on page 5) Unemployment Insurance Commission Employment facilities of the Em- ployment and claims Office which has been opened in Stratford, by the Un- empI•oyment Insurance Commission are available and; free to all workers and employers whether they are in insurable classes or not. This infor- mation was given out today by Mr. R. N. Watt, Manager, who said that any empoyed worked', man or wom- an, may come to the office where an interviewer will take a record' of the applicant's w rk o capabilities and ex- perience. xperience. With bhis material at hand te .officials of the Office will do their utmost to find the person a suitable job. Employers are also invited to snake use of the employment placement fac- ilities of the Employment and Claims Office. They will be given every as- sistance in supplying their needs for workers. Because of its nation-wide set-up the Employment Service of the Un- employment Insurance Commission is able to collect information concern- ing job opportunities and job place- ments. This information is made is ss trcctory 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 PHONE 194 JERVIS HATCHERY and FEEDS Big Fluffy Chicks that Live and Grow 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 bnild- 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 tan get elsewhere Visit The Clinton Bicycles and Sporting Goods Sales Shop Ellwood Epps, Prop. VISIT HENRI'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Expert Pernmanent, Waving 'Scalp Treatments our Speciality Phone 223 for approintments. YES J. B. MUSTARD Sells, Wood, Coal, Cement, ,Shingles, lumber and at Lowest Prices Phone '74 and let us 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 aitarters Exchanged Carburetors, Batteries Brakes Re-Iined 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 Carl in and look over OUT Used Cars Agents for Goodyear Tires • Phone 5 No. 8 Highwax