The Clinton News Record, 1936-06-25, Page 4•
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THE- CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
MEN'S HOLIDAY" SPECIALS
Fancy Idose For Men; 2 pails for 350
Fine Drill. Outing Caps ., . '. 25e
Fedora Shape Straw Hats 98e
Sport Shirts, in white or yellow
Men's Fine Shirts', in white or colored, $1.00
Men's Sanforized Shrank Trousers, ,,....$1.95'
Flannel Sport Pans ('Special) $2.95.`
HelmetStraw Hats at 25c and; 35c
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LOWER PRICED TOILET ARTICLES
Anile' Socks 15c, tJc, 25e
25c and 35c
Ladies' Silk Hose
Full -Fashioned Hose, pair
G9c
Ladies.' Mesh .Gloves' 49c to 70o
Girls' and Women's Slacks 98c
Girls' and Women's: Shorts • 79c
Simplicity Patterns 15c, 20; 25e
BARKER'S CAKES.
Saves You Baking
They Are • Fresh and Delicious
an
LAWN FURNITURE
CAMP -STOOL ......25e
PORCH, CHAD .i..,.4I::00'.
Rockerless ROCKER 1.50
GRASS RUXS
Model n attic and is
Flor al Patterns
Size. 24x48 .: ,,25c
Size 2'7x54 39e
Size 48x84 89c
LAWN CHAIR
'SPECIAL, 89c.
FREE RINSO WIT}I SIX BARS
COMFORT SOAP, For ,, ••...... C..
FREE LIFE BUOY SOAP 'WITI�I
LARGE PKG. LUX
FREE LIFE BUOY SOAP WITH
LARGE PING. • INSO
FP,UIT JARS, RINGS and ZINCS
BATHING SUITS AND CAPS'.
CUP AND SAUCER FREE
With Each Pound of TEA or 'COFFEE
(LARKS' TOMATO SOUP, 4 for • 25c..
' CLARK'S TOMATO CATSUP • 15c
P. & G. SOAP, 10 ,bars for 25c
With Purchase of $1.00
AVON DAIRY ICE CREAM
Cones and Bricks
McCORMICI('S BISCUITS' '
YOU1 HEALTHIS HEALTH.Y lin �Qpf ¢��jj�jj! j(�i{'t t5[
`II.� fb tlL alx9 �« tl.;
If Your Stomach is not right your' health and life is not right
c ,K•h
en a al ex
neutralizes the acid in the :stomach that causes poisons to remain
in the system,• and thereby lowers your vitality.
GET BISMA-W ti
and enjoy good health
75c AND 51.50.
CLINTON, ONT
PHONE 61
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HOLIDAYS ARE NOW HERE AND Y.O1J WILL NEED
A NEW J3ATFIING SUIT.
WE HAVE THEM FROM
$1.50 to $3,50
7'WO.PIECE WITH ZIPPER, OR ONE-PIECE TRUNKS
75c to $1.50.
BOYS' I'Ro11I 76e TO $1.50
DAMS6t. IIE! MAN
• CLEANING, PRESSING AND REPAIRING
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Next Door To Theatre, Clinton -Phone No. 67:
We Have Ten Different Styles in
New Felt Hats
All Shades, At 1.79
A"New Shipment Of -
Prnted Crepe Dresses
Has Arrived in Women's and Misses' Sizes
On Sale Now 1.9S up
ROUND TRIP RAiL TRAVEL BARGAINS
FromCLINTON
July' 3 and 4. to CHICAGO $7.00.
JULY 4
—TO_
Port. Huron - $2.25 Windsor - $3.00
'Flint • - - - $3.60 ,
Durand .- - $3.95 Detroit $3.00
Equally low fares from all adjacent C.N.R.. Stations, .T$73D
Tickets, Train Information, Return Limits from Agents. Ask for handbill
FAN D N,1
ORDER Y
OUI2, BERRIES NOW, WE STILL HAVE A FEW LEFT.
THEY ARE
GETTING SCARCE AND .THE PRICE IS GOING UP. '
F. '
�'��' PHONE $3. 86-1. j
W.
LONDESBORO
The village has been improved.
lately by sone new cement sidewalks
being put down.
The interior of the United 'Church
'basement is, being redecorated, which
will make a great improvement in the
appearance.,
the position of otganist in the United
Church, Miss N. Snell resigning.
Miss W. B. Allen 'visited friends at.
London on Saturday.,
'Vit.: and Mrs. C. Wilson .and' Got
don of Beantforcl and Mao. M. Hill of
Toronto were visitors with their cou-
sin, Mrs. M. _Manning, Sunday.
Mrs. Ralph Josling is A. patient in
Installation Of Officers
Pit. W, Bre, H• E. Rorke; installed
the Worshipful Master. of Clinton
Lodge AP: and A.M. and 'invested,
the officers of the lodge on Wednee
day, St. John's Night. He" was as-
sisted by Rt. W. Bro. G H. Jeffer-
son: and W. Biros. N. Ball, H. P.
Plttmatcel, T. `G. Scribbles,' C: W.
Draper, F. T. Jaskcon, E; A. Fines
and G. E. Ball. After the ceremony
the members had lunch and a fete im-
promptu speeches: Visitors were pre-
sent from •Exeter and Londesboro.
Following are the officers: :
W.M.; W. Bro. E. E. Paterson,
I.P,M ., W. Bro. Ii. A. McIntyre.
S;W. Bro. F. B. Pennebaker.
J.W.: Bro, A. M. Knight.
Chaplain: V.W. Bro. C. H. Venner.
Sec.: Rt We Bro. H. E. Rorke,
Treas • W. Brro. W, 11 Fair,
D. of C.: W. Bro. N. Ball,
S.D.: Bro. H. C. Lawson.
J.D.: Bro. F. Fingland.
I.G.: Bro. S. 11, Thompson.
S.S.: Bro. Ian MacLeod,
J.S.: Bro. J. Vii; Crich.
Tyler: Bro. A. Castle.
HOLIYIESVILLE PORTER'S ! ILL
The Y. 'P. U. net on Thursday Owing to circumstances over which
evening last :week, on account of a your correspondent had no control,
social at Zion being on Friday "even- very few Reins have been appearing
ing. Me. • Neiman :.Trowartha had the last week or so.'
charge of the meeting Which 'was ' On Wednesday last an 'unusually
opened with singing and prayer. M. good play was given by the Grand
Alex, Glenn read dive lesson,- which Bend, Young People, the title was
Rev. Mr, Herbert commented :upon. "Correspondence Courtship," and was
Miss Alma Trewartha presented the very amusing and caused many good
topic for the everting. At the close of; laughe from start to finish.. We re
the devotional period the annual elec-
tion of officers took place which re-
sulted as follows:
President: Miss Mary Grigg.
Vice: Norman. Trewartha,
1st Vice: Kenneth Trewartha.
2n Vice: Harold Yeo,
lard Vice: Miss Ahna, Trewartha•
4th Vice:1Y I
ts Edward
G Grigg r]' and
Miss Gay. Whitmore.
Treasurer: Edward. Grigg.
Secretary: Ruth Potter,
' Pianist: Miss Charlotte Trewartha,
The Y. P. 13 on Ftiady evening this Umpire could not see the ball. Then
week will take the form of a Weiner' Friday a friendly game was played
Roast, this being the last meeting at the Porters Hill diamond ,when
until September. the boys of the salt factory came
12r, and Mrs. Holtzhauer' of Nia-
gret so few were out to hear it.
Ou Wednesday Benmiller softball
team, journeyed to Porters Hill, when
the hone team had the best of the
game. Then Monday evening the
boys met the Union ball teats o n'
their grounds, the game resulting
in a tie. At the 7th inning the score
stood a8-8 in favor of Portersill
>=z
but clueing the next two inning's the
table wes turned some but the,game
had to be called off before the com-
pletion of the ninth inning, as the
Barri Falls are visiting at the home out, and the Monte team met their
T of their daughter, Mrs, F. Potter•, actual and went down to defeat.
Flower ShowIPL August On Tuesday, lune 10th, about
The Citizens' Horticultural Societytwenty men and boys took the op -
guest of M. and Mrs. Chas, McPhail
iris issued its :prize list for 1030 and porttinity of a motor picnic sponsor
at ' Ivy „
Cotta o ed by. the Club. The day was ideal
Mos. 'Edmundson of Clinton is the
it is a more or less pretentious pubii- !;
cation. There aro 114
three prizes in each class. Rather, truck owned by Bill Jervis picked
classes and Mr. incl Mrs. J. Cook and daughter and all report a good day spent. The
of Leeburn, also Mr. W. Moore ,1
Listowel visited S I
'i'HU.RS., JUNE 25, 193
twisted hisknee during thegame at go byLethbriege and Vance -twos to-.'
the Union.. It is very u nfortuntte visit other relatives,
that the .two young men shoulcl,be On Snurclay 1Vir. and Mrs. Fred Mid
laid off at this tinto of the year. dietoii• hada little fancily, 3euniog of
Miss ' Verna Picot is. recovering the McNaughton family, including
nicely after her accident, Mr. John McNaughton and"family,
Visitors at J. S. Lockhart's the last London; Mi. ,'D. H. , McNaughton,:
week were , Mr. H. Corbett 'and Bayfield and Mrs. J. Johnston and
daughter, Mea, Mire Corbett, Sr., family, Goderieh. '
kris. Dan McConnell and dau •hter,
all of Dundalk; Mo, and Mrs ..Cobert
Ludlow, Detroit, Miele; '51r. Carl At- Sturdy Pioneer Of Goderichl
kinson, Flesherton; Mt•, and Miss.
Edwarr i, 1Jurhaill and Miss- Irwin,'
Luckuow•; Mrs. Corbett, Sr., remained
with her daughter for a longer visit
Township basses In Per-
-son Of'' Albert Cantelon
The death occurred suddenly on
• Wednesday of last week of Mr, A1-
UCIERSI�ITII beat Cantelon, tGoderieh township, in
his eighty,sevetith year, at the house
A very successful barn raising was of his son in Port Huron, Mich.. A.
hold at Mr J. Carnochan's on :Satnrr_ heart hemorrhage was the cause of •
clay last. It:was a very? u'nighe ocea- do nth., • Mt;. Cantelon 'had gone' over
Sion to the youuger. generation • as on the twenty-fourth ' of May last to;
some Jrad'never witnessed al: raising visit his son and hacl been going:,a
before. Only ah.dut six men out of bout as usual, his death coming as a
sixty were able to go up with the tan- &`rest 'shock to his family.
bers. • Mr. Cantelon was a son of the late
Rev, Mt Farrill 'will preach 'his George Cantelon, who came to this
next.ell sermon eo •ice at' 'ntorni m. pountry from Ireland•,••in 1831, as a
next. ' Church service at: 9.30 a.tn• lard o -f eleven, The family settled .
at Streetsville and George married
there, the subject of this sketch being
born there. But the father carie up
to Huron when he was about the age
of five in 1855, end in Goderieh
township be spent his life. He had
farmed on the 9th for many Years. '
His wife, Martha Steep, daughter of .
the late Henry Steep, • died in -1928,
and he is survived by. five sons: Wil-
fred of Moose Jaw, Sask.; Lorne of
Indianapolis; Edgar, Port Huron; Roy
Congrativations aro due Miss Mary of Stanley township and Ralph on the
'Hugill, and Miss Audrey Byermanin .homestead an Goderieh township: Two
on being., recommended on their brothers and. a sister. also survive,.
year's work and not having to try Goorr e of Clinton, _Adam J. of Gocie.
.rich tcwnahipi and -Mrs. J. K. Ed-
wards of Sourjs, Man,
Mr, Cantelon was a quiet man of
unassuming manner, a good.neighbor
and
a good friend. He was a member:
The early, service is proving ,very sat-
isfactory:
'Me .and Mrs, R. Fear and Mr, and
Mrs. F. Pepper called on Brussels
friends 'on Sunday lasts
Mrs. R. Fear has 5'eturned from a
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Ham-'
ather. of Millbank.
Tuckersmith Ladies' Club will hold
their annual picnic at :.S..S. No. 6
school grounds . on .Saturday, -'June
With:
their Entrance examination.
STANLEY -
MrsWiiliainson and two sons of
Carstairs, Alberta, spent the week- of Wesley -Willis dough, Clinton, for-.
end with her sister, Mrs. Will Scotch- merit' of Sharon church, near his
mer. Mrs. Williamson has been re-
newing township. acquaintances here, having The Rev. C. W. D. Cosens of Wes -
taught No. 4 North, school a number ley -Willis, conducted the funeral ser-,
of years ago. vices at the house and graveside on
Miss Marie Hodgson and Mr. Scott,
Saturday afternoon, the remains hay -
of Westminster spent Sninday with tt'g been brought home surd the fun-
Mr.
ut
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Penhale, f' era] taking place from his own home
Mr. and Mrs. John' Scotcluner, Si'.,1 on the ninth, The pallbearers were
Mr.. Roy Scotchmer, Mr. Gordon A' J, McCartney, G. M. Steep, Fred
Scotchmer and Miss Rose Scotchmer Middleton, B. McCullough, E. Miller
spent the week -end in Detroit with and R. Grigg. All the family . were
r..
n•e,crit
the formerss sort, Mt. Clifford Scotch- I 1 with' the exception of Ti rlfrtcl
mer. t of Moose Jaw.
Sil's. Robert Greer spent the week- Interment vias made in Clinton
end with Mrs. Roy Scotchmer, (cemetery
Mrs. Brooks of Clinton spent a few ! -
days with her daughter, Mrs. Will
Scotchmer.
Mrs. A. .1 Holloway visited with
with Mr, and . iblrs. W. McEwen
one day recently, along with her
n1ece, Miss Rowe of Exeter, who was
their guest.
Mr. Hector Batt and Mr. tied Mrs.
Albert Batt of Stouffyille spent the
weak-encl at. the home of Mr. and
Mrs. John McGowan.
Mrs. Thos. Baird, Sr., and Mr. and
utc ay 1t the nonce
three awards, no ' money prizes will of Mr. T, 3. Potter, them all up at Porters Hill, leaving Mrs, Thos. B. Baird visited at the
I be, given.The . executive, tvhieh is Mrs, Walter arra son, Floyd of around 6.50, They went by the home of the former's sister, Mrs,
Igiving and will give much time 'attd Bemniller,' are With Mr. and NIis. Blue Water as far as Owen Sound Angus Gordon of Sheppardton, the
energy to make the flower show, on I,..,00. Jerv]q this weed where dinner was enjoyed, thence to beginning of the week.
:Friday and Saturday, Aug. 21-22' Miss J Ti
,
a' s Joy Kemp of . Mitchellattend-
' success, hope that citizens generalIyi;ed the Potter -Grigg weeding on Wed-
( will extend hearty co -opera- inesccy, June l7th.
ttion. At the baton .of the prize list, • Miss Jean' Webster spent the week -
is this admonition: "Don't come to end at het home sit Seaforth.
see the show and then find after; Mr and Mrs Edward G •'a at the home of Iris parents the past, cion.
Meaford, Thornbury, Kimberley,
Eugenia, and Fleshettott and back GODERICH TOWNSHIP
home by Walkerton. Kimberly valley
is one or Ontario's beauty spots. Mr. Robert Welsh spent several
Glen Lockhart has been quite ill days last week with friends in Lon-
arcls have been placed that yeti' arc tigg,. Jr,,r
have better at -home, rithem to have returned front their honeymoon
the show and let the bringg `rip and are getting veettied in their,
judge pass his borne near Holmesville. We welcome'
opinion on them." [ them heartily.
That'S good sense, too. Even if you Mr. and Mrs. Elinor Potter. were
do not expect to get first, second, or ` , ,
even third, place, br'ingl along any:: recent visitors with the lady's ear-
thing in the way of flowers you have l eats . J.
}eesIter. r
and let's make a good. showing. Ev-1 Rev. t W. l Presbytery
and at W. on
erybody loves flowers, event they're i L thisso attended Presbytery at Walton
net prize prochictions, • week.
week.
Mrs. Milton Woods has recovered
sufficiently to be removed from Vic-
toria Hospital, London, where she
spent five weeks, to the horse of her
1 sister, near London.
Grace church is anticipating a
raspberry festival in July.
On. Sunday evening an Orange
service was held in Grace Church
when the church was comfortably
Mrs . Wright,;of Egnnozulville„ filled. Rev. R, 'VI, Gale delivered a
called at the hone of Mr, and Mrs, helpful sermon to the Orangemen,
Frank Whitmore, one day last week.
MacKenzie -Morrison
A very quiet wedding was solemn-
ized at eleven ,o'clock on Monday:
.morning, June 22nd, at the Piesly-
terian manse, Clinton, when Glenna
]yonelda Morrisolr, only daughter of
Captain. Angus' Morrison of Port
Arthur, became: the bride of .James
Lovell MacKenzie, eldest son of Mb.
arid' Mrs, John L. MacKenzie, Tiver-
ton; Ontario. Rev Die C. E. Dougan
officiated. ,
The bride wore a smart Senn-tail-
orecl suit 'of white crepe with white
hat and accessories and a shoulder
bouquet of Johenna •1-1i11 roses and
lily of the valley. •
.She was attended by her: sister,
Mrs. S. E. Castle of Clinton;' 'who
wore a'tailored yellow crepe dress
with white hat end accessories and a
shoulder bouquet o.f'whito carnations.
Mr, S. E. Castle was best man.
Following the ceremouy a' luncheon
was served at the home Me and Mrs.
Castle, after which the bride; and
groom leftt on" a motor ,trip through
southern Ontario.
dorwent a ser„ osis gperation, At last
reports she was :getting along. nicely,
Mil and Mrs, W. T. Brunsdon visit-
ed friends in Clinton Sunday.
The Carter, Shobbrook and No. 5
school • all Held ;their annual picnics • at
Goderieh on. it
Saturday, whine a won-'
derful•1y good time was spent.
M : a
rnd Mrs. 'J. W. Steil of O,yen,
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lady's brother, Mn. Wm. S.neIl.
Miss Marion Snell is yisiting at the
home 'of Miss .Jean Houston of Au-
burn this week. •
Miss Elya Snell is home fromGode,
rich Collegiate for'the holidays.
Mrs. Annie Mustard of Michigan is
visiting at her brother's,. Mr, Joe
Alta., are vision at the home o
g f the
..Miss .Greene of Clinton Stas taken the Clinton hospital, where: she un- Bray of the 13th:
•
Mr. R. A. Il,'earn and his daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. M. Hanley and fam-
ily, London Road, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Horner and fancily, Varna, and Mr.
and Mrs. I3. Rathwell and 'family
were guests on Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs, Lawrence Stephenson,
Mi, and Mrs. E. J. 'Welsh and Don-
na and Helen of Clinton were guests
on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Welsh,
Mr. and Mrs, Ken. Tay]o, and Dim-
ly of Blyth visited with Mr. and MIs.
John Middleton on Sunday last.
' Mr. and Mrs, d. D. `Leslie, who have
beer'visiting the lady's niece, Mrs,
Freta Middleton and with other re-
latives hereabouts and the forinee's
sister, Mrs. W. 0. Fair of Clinton,
left this: week on their return jour-
ney to Oakland, California. They will
taking as his text, "Stand fast. in
the faith, quit ye like amen, be strong."
The ball boys, also many other
friends, sympathize with Mr, Will
Sterling, who had the misfortune to
break his leg in two places while
playing ball, also Jack Sterling, who
Carter Re -Union Picnic
On (Saturday
'The Carter to -union picnic was held
in Tambour Park, Galeria, on Sat-
urday, June 20th, when about. sixty
members, were present for the occas-
ion, Guests ware present from De.
Boit, Wingham, Walton, • Clinton;
Sea:torth, Eginondvillo, Londesboro,
Holmesvllle and Goderich.
Mr. Harold Glew and his commit-
tee conducted the sports, which' con -
elated of a series of games, contests,
and races. These were enjoyed by
old and young. Ate, 5.80. p.m., the
gathering assembled partake of a
-bounteous lunch,
Mr, Geo. Maus„ the president, con-
ducted the election of officers for
the ensuing year, which resulted as
follows. President, Mr. Harvey Jen-
kins, Clinton; Sec. -Treasurer, .112x.
Ariaall J'i.miesou, Clinton; Social
Committee: Mrs J. S. Carter, con-
vener; Mrs. Derwin Catter, Mrs.
Norman. 'Carter, Mrs, ,Chas, Carter,
Mos. Effie,Jamieson; Spots Commit-
tee: Mr. IKeith , Webster, convener;
Edna Jamieson, par,l. Gillespie, Aub-
rey Carter, Percy Carter, Derwin
Carter: '
Race testilts and contests: Girl's
race, Joyce'Catter, Anna Glow; settee'
men's race, . Hawed Clew, Arnold
Jamieson; ,'hoop race, Alice Carter's
team; ladies' nail driving cotteet,
Mis. Harvey Jenkins; • men's nail
drivinig contest,. Ms, Chas. Watson;
boys' race, Lloyd 'Carter, Hurry
Oakes. •
A hearty vote of thanks was ton -
tiered to the president,' Mt. George
Mains, and his executive for their
efficient services ,which made the
annual reunion picnic such' a.sueooss.
maw roam.
YOUR CHANCE --
END-OF-SEASON
BRAY PRICES
At our. special "ones -of -season"
prices you can get into the fa-
mous money -making Bray stock
int very low investment. And
since chicks now require a
minimum of fuel and care, you
can raise them very cheaply.
Today's hatches are from idee-
tically the sante stock as our
earlier hatches the dame cat'e-
ful selection of eggs, the sane
skilful incubation and packing,
the same vitality and stamina:o
Here's what a Bray customer
on Michipicoten Island, in Lake
Superior, writes to us about his
flock of June -hatched 1935
chicks,
I purchased chicks from your
hatehety on ,lune 25, 1935. On
Jan. 20 1936, out of 165 pul-
lets I got. 119 eggs, most of
them weighing 24 ounces to the
dozen. 1 figure that is fairly
good."
Fairly good? Yes. Over 72 per
cent. production of mostly A
Large eggs, (And the January,
wind blows cold off Superior!)
But it's no more than scores of
other Bray flocks have clone.
We']! be closing soon, Colne in,
'phone, or write.
FRED W. BRAY LIMITED
CHICK HATCHERY
Phone 246
Exeter, Ontario.
,
1 Poultry Farm . Proven. Fed to thousands and thousands
of Baby Chicks, annually.
2 Promotes Rapid Growth, deep yellow pigmentation and
full uniform feathering';
3 Maintains Rugged Health and' Vitality; Strong, y
g sturdy
bone development — full of vim and vigor.
4 It eliminates the Hazard and Guess -work in your Chick
Feeding Program. .
'S You 'can feed Vitafood with full assurance that it will
produce better chicks at less cost. , • ,
ROE FARMS MiLLING CO., ATWOOD, ONTARIO,
STARTERCHICK
ST
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SIIIIIIIGCO.,I1N •i
DROVED RIGHT
at the Roe Poultry Ranch
MADE -RICHT
at the Roe Mill
•-•,cti 405001 ps.teasewpaA .,RUSSELL L. JERVIS,
CLINTON; ,