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The Clinton News Record, 1939-08-10, Page 4PAGE 4 T.II•E CLINTON NEWS-RE CORR Midsummer Sale Continues till August 12th New Items Being AddedDaily. Remember One Article FREE with every Cash Purchase of One Dollar. REAL BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. A. °...°, COOPER. Phone: 36w Main Store, 36j ;Second Floor 1 111„,1S;rTNNNQEMES, PNM, B. 1 -Re., '. . PROWL 51 FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES often cause digestive disturbances, and whether acute or chronic these troubles can be corrected in 3 minutes by a teaspoon full of USMA-IBEX IT'S WONDERFUL 75e and $1.50 MI -LADY WILL FIND ADRIENNE TOILETRIES and FACE POWDERS ONE OF THE FINEST SHE CAN USE. FOR STYLE, QUALITY and VALUE DEMAND---e— THE .GUARANTEED EMAND THE.GUARANTEED FO SYTif Pajamas, fiaaaderchiefs, Shirts, Neckwear and Underwear PYJAMAS—High quality English Broadcloth. The famous Forbelt elastic waist bands are worthwhile features of Forsyth pyjamas. SHIRTS --Forsyth Shirts come: in Regular Soft, Forfused or Separate Collar Styles. In English Broadcloth or woven designs. Fully guaranteed. • TIES to match. SHIRTS from $1.50 up TIES 50c & $1.00 DAVIS HERMAN ,x. e. LADIES JIOUSEI DRESSES BOYS' OLIVER TWIST SUITS g e Tailored or Dirndl Style Blue & Brown Shades Vii Sizes 14 to 44 98e Sizes 2, 4 & 6 69c .: ▪ LADIES PRINT APRONS. .2 Pattison's 5c to $1 Store Phone 140 for Prompt and Courteous Service. J301Y'•S. BROADCLOTH SUITS `z, Organdy Trim ...... , .... 25c Sizes 2, 4 & 6 36c z' BOY'S NAVY OVERALLS z,' LADIES FULL-FASHIONED Sizes 2, 4 & 6 .... 43c 3 5 HOSIERY BOY'S Service Weight and Chiffon Navy and, KhGIOVERAL. 49c 3 »., Lady Beth and Pollyana make. Z. Summer Shades 69c pr. MEN'S SPORT SIHIRTS = Eltglish, Broadcl0tlt 98c ; ii Kapok) CHINTZ IJSH�O\lJesi _Designs MEN'S BRUSHED WOOL... p g SWEATERS 4 19c ,1 SleeveIcss Green & blue .. 9i3c .t+ A+.`eR ;HNa H . Hi H Q �-H �. HtHyy��4����eH r H-i1�� ,H �H4! .. r : r: -----.1v - fir u,,,:ca; .�' t R r: -,%,„1.,4,-., iFt' y'lC'G4°=.4'tv,4„, :,F, .4,, x TE ES 0 SY E PAY AS' YOTJ RIDE You'll like our Budget Plan with Terms as low as 50c a week and you'll like our low prices on Safe DOMINION ROYAL TIRES. Collie in today. REPAIR WORK on all cars done by a Skilled Mechanic.. REG. SHIPLEY'S Service .Station PHONE 182 FALL FAIR DATES Toronto (C.N.E.)... Aug, 20, 'Sept. 9 Goderidh Sept. 7, S London (Western) .,Sept.. 91., 'Ifi Milverton 'Sept. 14, 15 I3LYTH Sept. 75, '10 Stratford Mildmay Hanover Listowel Exeter Seaforth 'Kincardine Atwood Clifford Weddings ARGENT—II ENRY A pretty summer wedding took place on Saturday zrfternooti at 3.30, o'clock, at first United Ohureh, Galt, when Dente Doreen, eldest daughter of. Mr. and Mn.sEdgar W, Ilent'y, of Clifford, and ,William James Ar. gent, of Clinton, only son of the late Mr.` and Mrs, William Argent, of Clinton, were united in nut riage. f Rev. 1'. Faichney, pastor of the church, officiated, and the wedding muse was played. by T. M. Aver, church organist, Tho ceremony was h conducted amidst a beautiful setting of pink gladioli, pink and blue dol- s phinium, ferns and palms, in the presence of the immediate relatives..K, The bride, who was given in .mar- fl riage by.her grandfather, Adam Ries, of Clifford, was charming in a floor- e length gown of shell -bloom chiffon B over taffeta with draped bodice, B bolero and short train. She wore a ft halo veil of matching silk not, finger- b tip length, and pink silk mitts and carried a, white leather Bible froth which hung white streamers naught c with lily-af-the-valley and forget -me- a nuts. Miss Ruth Fulton, of Clifford, cousin of the bride, was her only attendant, wearing symphony blue sheer over taffeta and matching ac- ce cessories, She wore a doll 'hat of si same material and carried briarcliffe of roses, gypsophila and fern. Lloyd McEwing, of Drayton,"was Ill groomsman. A reception was held at the Green'. F, Willis United church, Clinton, offic Med. An arch of evergreen with flies of valley entwined and from which was suspended a large white boll with ta11" 'standards of gladali' in tnixcd eaiore for background formed a decoeutlyesetting for the ceremony, while baskets of `summer, flowers bout the room gave a colorful effect.; 'he bride, given:in marriage by her other, was charming in a floor erig'th dress of .white silk crepe with iJhirred bolero jacket, white 'mittens and ,shoes and white finger-tip veil, old in place by a coronet of pearls and lily -of -the -valley. She carried a hower bouquet of Rome glory roses. bliss Katherine Thornham, R.N., of Ihitby, Was bridesmaid., She wore a oar length dress of sky blue silk sheer with matching accessories, and arried an arm bouquet of Madam utterfly roses. Reginald Westnutt, gwmanville, was best man. White annol trousers, white shoe* and lack tuxedo with buttoneers of white carnations were worn by the bride - room and attendant, Miss Dorothy reasser, Bowmanville, soloist, was ccompanied in her selection of "0 remise Me" by pianist Ernest Smith of Camillus, N.Y. The wedding march as played by Mrs. Ernest Crich of Seaforth. After the ceremony a re- ption was held, the bride being :fa- sted by her mother and the mother the bridegroom, Mrs. Gould wear - ng a gown of mauve silk sheer and rs, Needham navy and White, each wore a corsage of white carnations. or the buffet luncheon small tables way Inn, Galt, which was deco: in pink and white and summer Newly -Weds Honoured. An enjoyable evening was spent last Wednesday aL the home of Mi Arthur ,Colson, where friends and neigh boars from the viosnity along with Con stance met to present :the young couple with tokens of the est crit' in which they are held, A gasoline lanternanda purse of .money also a desk table from the school children were presented by the Hariock friends and from Constance an occassbna9. chair and wall mirror. Tao following address was read by Eddie '13e11 on behalf of the commie ity: Dear Friends:— Again we bow to custom old, A custom we'v'e admired. To tether here this company, No coaxing was required. Our purpose here, is most sinoe'e , Be it plainly understood, To welcome you as newly Weds Into our neighborhood. No strangers we, but old, old, friends, You bane known for years, Api,nroving of the act you've none. All join to say, 'You dears." Not just to welcome you—may we Express the Iliope that you May- many years this life enjoy, Prosper in all you, do. May clouds be small and silver lined, That may your lite �bedim, And Health, with Happiness and Cheer Fill Life's cup to the brim. Now all who do these words endorse, Whether they be Man or Miss. To show that you are real sincere, Just 'SEAL IT, with a ... , (hand shake) Kindly accept this present for your mutual use and may,memories of your many friends and their kind wishes this night, be ever closely connected were arranged on the lawn and the with it In your memory, este were served by ]bliss Dorothy' Signed- on behalf of your many, uteh, Clinton, Miss Agnes Wilson, friends. flowers. go The bride's mother wore navy sheer R with white accessories and a corsage of pink carnations and fern. 1 Mr, and Mrs, Argent left later by S motor for Buffalo and points east. w The 'bride traveled in a wh• N., St. Thomas and Mrs. Al. Smith, Dresden, Mr. and Mrs. Needham eft by motor far a trip to United tater cities, For travelling the betide ore a suit of blue and white with e anti t gold ensemble with corsage of souv- Th enir rases. On their return they will the reside in Agincourt where the groom ou a member of the public school N staff. Re Big Meteor Shower Likely Late This Week vhite coat and matching accessories. Western Ontario may be thrilled ey wilt reside in Bowmanville. Of this week by the most brilliant forty guests present, those from meteoric shower observed in more ut of town were; Mr. and Mrs. John than a' century. . The peak of the eedham, Miss Donalda Creaser, Mr. eath's present "exposure" to the an- ginald Westnutt, Bowmanville; I1r, nual Perseid shower of meteors will nd Mrs. Cedric Needham, Ernest be reached, it is believed, Friday and ]th, Camillus, N.Y.; Mr. and M. Saturday nights, August 11 and 12. H. ,Quinn and son Jack, Toronto; The entire membership of the Lon- don centre of the Royal Astronomical Society will be divided for those nights into two companies to main- tain watch on the heavens. That is, one section will be observing Friday night from 9 p.m. to 3 a.m., and the other section will be on duty Satur- day evening and Sunday morning. The entire staff of the University of. Western Ontario's mathematics and astronomy departments will be on - a N•EEDHAM—GOULD Sm T. The home of Mr. and Mrs. 11. W. Gould, High street, Clinton, was the Pa scene of a pretty 'wedding at twelve Wh o'clock noon on Saturday, when theirTh younger daughter, Clara Rosamond, Dr R.N., Whitby, Ont„ was united in an marriage to Harold George Needham, Jo son of Mr. and Mrs. John Needham, ma Bowmanville, Ont. Rev. Andrew Er Lane, B.A., B.D., pastor of Wesley- Vi Mr. and Mrs. W, A: Gould, Mrs. Erma xman, London; Miss K. Thornhans, itby; Miss Agnes Wilson, St. &Inas; Mr. and Mrs, Ah Smith, esden; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cooper, d daughter, Phyllis; Mr. and Mrs. hn Hunter, Goderich; Claire Pee- n, Grand Bend; Mr. and Mrs. nest Crich, Seafortlt.; 5Ir. and Mrs. etor Kennedy, Londesbore. BAYF•IELD 1 To Mr Over eighty guests were entertain- , ed at the trousseau tea held at St. El Andrews Vatted Manse by Mrs. R. et M. Gale, for her daughter,' ]bliss Mr Gladys Gale, bride -elect of this week, B and where she was showered with in gifts from the whole community and cllureh, ' A ♦lovely covered silver in vegetaible compartment dish was prey- Su tinted to her from the St. Andreas Young People's Society. Also her Sunday School Class of boys preseitt- hand for both meteoric shower vigils. 'onto are visiting their mother, In addition, according to Prof. G. s. A. Seeds. R. Magee, Dr. P. 21, Millman, of the Ir. and Mrs. R. J. Talbot and son Dunlap Observatory, University of mg of Edmonton, Alta,, are guests Toronto, who specializes in the study the home of the former's brother, of meteors, will probably be a guest . W, H. Talbot. J observer each night. illie Johnston is visiting relatives h' This year, Prof Magee pointed out, Godericlt this week. a"clear sky should afford watchers) Anniversary' services will be held a notable if not an amazing spec. St. Andrews United Church on tacle. Only one in about six years nday. is there a moonless night for observa- MORLEY—GALE tion, as will be the case this week- end. Too often snclt, moonless nights Pink gladioli, blue mixed flowers, are blacked out by storm clouds. y's breath and fetors farmed the ing for the marriage on Wedneo- MRS. MARGARET JOHNSTON afternoon in St. Andrews United PASSESE •ch, Bayfield, of Margaret Gladys A resident of London for the past e, youngest daughter of Rev. and fifteen years, Mrs, Margaret Mae R. Morley Gale to Rev, George Es -ch, Copeland Johnston, widow of Eev, ti Morley of Sb Paul's Church, Daniel Johnston, died at Victoria them, son of Hiram W. M. it'Torloy Hospital on Monday. Born at Mill - (Ionia, Rev, Janes A. Gale of brook, Ont., she was married to Mr. done, brother of the bride offic- Johnston at Sprucedale, where he was d. The wedding music was play- minister of the Presbyterian Church. y Mrs. James Gale and the bride Mr, Johnston later held charges at given in marriage by her father. Guthrie, V'anleck, Ilderton,, Varna, wore a gown of pale pink sheer Blake and Lucan. Mrs. Johnston was square neck 'line, bolero jacket, active in the women's organizations tight bodice, bouffant short puff of the Presbyterian Church. Surviv- es and turquoise blue ribbon ing are three sons, George of Chat - long full flared skirt, a small lain, Lockai't of Hamilton, and Carol flowered turban with ttirquolso hem, Lociner, one daughter, Marg- ribbon caught behind in a bow area, at home. Marg- a long pink veil, She wore long' silk ntibtens and carried an `old ()fled nosegay of Sweetheart Township had tot had art Equalization . She wore a yellow gold carved for many years it was thought ♦vise t, the gift of the groom. The to bring an an ]2qualizatiou. Accord rs swore Robert S. Gale, young- hrgly tt motion by ' Councillor F. rather of the bride and 'tlTilbur Peckitt and H. Snell, that we enter ey, youngest brother of the into a contract with the Equalizers n. During the signing of the to . equalize the assessment of the ter Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bough- Township was carried; The cost of 1 Norwich sang "At Dawning), the Equalization will be approximately wing the ceremony a delicious 1.50 per property or in round figures ing supper was served ilr the air estimated $900.00. Aceordtngip bent of the church by the W.A. Bylaw No. 7 was read a first, second o church. Immediately after the each third tine and passed on motion y couple left on an extended trip of Messrs. Peckilt and ]Brown. iagara Falls, Buffalo and the The meeting adjourned on notion England - States. The bride of Councillors Perkin and Drown. ling in a navy and white linen. CRUSHER MOVED. nbic, white and navy hat, iiavy Again on July !?,6th Hallett Town Boucle box, coat with blue and ship Council met at the gravel• pit on accessories. On their return the farm of Elgin Joshing. The gravel will reside at St. Pauls Manse, 9�aing used ` by the crusher 'on the . No. 3 • Chatham, the former roads was not satisfactory and it was of the bride. deemed expedient to move the crush her with a lovely nqu'e basket ;of bah light blue and red lemonade glasses. sett Miss Gale wishes publicly to again day extend her many thanks for the kind- chit near of Query one, Gal Mrs, J. Baer of Detroit spent the M's weekend at the (tome of Mile. M. 1non Elliott, Cha Mr, and Mrs. W. E. Parker at- of N tended the funeral of the latter's Cale grandmother, Mrs L. Urquhart in late Mitchell on Saturday. ed b Dr, E. P. Lewis of Toronto is was spending the ne_t two weeks the She guest 'of hfi's. be. Woods. with Mr. and Mrs, Morley Hart and with .family of Toronto spent a few weeks sleev with the latter's parents, Mr. and trim, Mrs. George King. pink Mr, and Mrs. Harry Baker and blue family of London are visiting Mr, and and Mrs. F, Bake'. pink Dr. and Mrs. C, J. Stogdill spent faslii the weekend in. Southampton tho dose guests of Miss Catherine McLeod. lecke Mr. L. Fondle of London spent usite bite weekend with his sisters, the est b Misses E. & F. Fowiie, Mori Miss Lola Elliott of Detroit and gree Miss Rosemary Miller of Moen♦ mos Clemens who spent the past two ♦ter o weeks with Mrs. M. 1711iottreturned Follo home on Sunday. ' wedd Nearly the -whole 'community gath- bases creel at the 'hone of Mr. Winter of th Harrison last Friday evening in hon- ltapp 001' ai' MOS Gladys Gale, bride -elect, to N and a beautiful large purple and New mauve rug and .a mauve and green trove check blanket were presented from anser the congregation, of Grace United peensh Church to Miss Gale and Rev. George white Morley who also responded with a they RESCUED FROM BROWNING word of deep appreciation and thanks. R. It August fitly Mr. Oscar Brantchard, A d.elieious lunch was then, served. home husband of Harriet Pickett, fornnerlyE . Miss Doris Featherston of Toronto water, while ,swirrenrng at �tlte cot- here. of this town, noticing solnething un- is ependilig her vacation, at her home TI der er. After looking ever the situation 'ULLE'TT 'TOWNS l)'•. arrangements were made to have tlhe crusher• moved to the west side of the taiga ea a cousin oil Lalce St, Clair`, Miss Mina Proctor of Toronto epent lib,ilett Township Council, with all pint were t'he gravel was more'suitable. the weekend with Mr, arid Mrs, G. members ,present, at a Special Meet A, petition from the ratepayers on Icing. hlg held in fkunntttnity Hall on J1IY Iots 27, 28 and 29, presented to Clerk Miss 2sabelle Mustard 01 Miami, 2099, suet with, the ,firm of Messrs. J. W. thaeCool, regarding the cleaning, Florida, a :former Bayfield girl, is Qohllan ascl Hogg. to discuss the levelling and straightening of a Mob visitieg her grandmother, Mrs. T. !Equalization System and it's cost as was also discussed. After viewing Tippett. applied to the Township of Hullett. A the ditch, a motion by 13'. Peokitt and Mr, John McNaughton, 01 London lengthy; and interesting discussion, 11. Snell was put, to the effect that spent the weekend with his brother, in Which 'Hrogg and Quinlan explained the engineer, 1?r; F OIdgar, be called Mr. D. MVICNaughton, t)hbir S' etilt 'thoroughly was entered on to take levels and bring in a report, Misses :I3elen and Bernice Seeds of into, a1d to view of the fact that the and was carried. reached down and. pulled; up three- ... Sept. 1.8, 80 year-old Carol Joan. Picltatt, only Sept, :19 20 :granddaughter of, the hate hdwaard. S. Sept. 10, 20 ,Pickett, as she was aseo'nding 18001 Sept, 20. 21. the bottoan. for tete :firs,♦ time, Sept. 20, 21. , The little girl had been playing on Sept. 21, 22 the dock and had fahen 91 unnoticed, Sept. 29, 2'2 Oscar', please accept tate m,019 Sept. 22 23'gratei!u'1 thanlcs of her p0r'ents, grand - Sept, 22, 28 mother and auntb, 41111111111111111111111111111111111111 THURS., AUGUST 10, 1939 rft/ to n rt`'• lief NOW Hurting corns, callouses, bunions, "Athlete's Foot,'; painful feet, tired, aching feet, weak or fallen arches ... all of these common foot ailments can the relieved quickly and inexpensively. „xFc Id's representative from Toronto will be on our store on TUESDAY, AUGUST 15th FROM 2 TO 6 p.m. This man is thoroughly trained in the scientific methods of Dr. Wm. M. Scholl, internationally famous Foot Authority, who, for almost a third -century has been alleviating human foot suffering throughout the entire world. Come in for Pedo-graph imprints of your stockinged feet. 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