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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1934-12-20, Page 5CHUMS., DEC. 20, 1934 THE CLINTON , NEWS -RECORD f/kwerfwLd 9lant� THE GIFT THAT IS ALWAYS RIGHT firor :hristnul8 We have a large stock of choice plants at moderate prices. FLOWERING PLANTS, AZALEAS, BEGONIAS, CYCLAMEN - PRIMULA. AND POINESETTAS CUT FLOWERS --Roses, Carnations, Mums, Narcissus: BASKETSAND PANS of Mixed Flowering. Plants and Ferns. PANS of. Narcissus and Hyacinths in Bloom. WINTER WREATHS IN STOCK AND MADE TO ORDER at --414ollValt,MtM.03 freenkouse ;�,ke'� fe Phone 66w --66j. ° OF INTEREST TO YOU `AND ME A. Merry Chriist©s�To You All. Did somebody remark that we were :`likely to have a Green Christmas? M 171 Christmas trade has been brisk, they say, and there are still three days `in which to do some more shopping. • Clinton merchants have fine stocks of goods and their staffs are most ob- liging. Do your shopping in Clinton. 17 SUMMERHILL The many friends of Mrs. Wes. Roggart sympathize with her in the death of her father, • Mr• Ephraim Brown, who passed away at his home in Clinton last Friday. successful The Club had a very Euchre and Dance party last Friday evening. The music was good and all reported having a good time. Wie had the pleasure of listening to Mr. Kayser of Holland who is an ex- pert hand with thoroughbred cattle, Hosteins especially, and who is at present staying with Mr. Eph. Snell, speak on life in Alberta. The school 1 children are having We have had ideal weather in which • to do our Christmas shopping, al- though yesterday was a bit blustery. But we've had enough snow for sleigh- ing if anyone wanted to use a sleigh, • and not enough to prevent the use of cars. Yesterday's fall, however, has plugged things a bit. 11 %7 It is taking the World a long time to learn the lesson, but, somehow, we believe it is really beginning to show some signs of having grasped a glim- mering of the true meaning of Christmas. The only thing needed to make this old world like our con- ception of Heaven, is the general practice of the Spirit of the- One - whose advent we celebrate at this season. THE SWEETEST GIFT OF ALL A 130X OF SMILES 'N CIIU'CKLES'. FADS AND FANCIES; FRESH PACK, RUNTS OR MOIRS. ,Big assortment of chocolates, Creams Jellies, Mixed Candy, Christ- mas Novelties, Grapes, Oranges and Nuts. '1 HE BEST MAIIKET FOR. Poultry, Eggs and Creatn. CHRISTMAS CAKE Both light and dark. PLUM PUDDING Our own snake. WISHING EVERYONE A MERRY' CHRISTMAS. • MARRIAGES • ORR•-•LINDSAYAt St.. Andrew's United church Manse, Bayfield, on Dee. 18th, by the Rev. R. M. Gale, Mary Isabel Lenora, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Lindsay, to William Orr, son of Mr. Robert Orr, all of Goderich township. GILBESLT-;HOUGH—At the Baptist parsonage, Clinton, on Dec. 15th, by the Rev. G. W. Sherman, Mabel Hough, Clinton, to John Frederick Gilbert, Stratford. DEATHS BARTLIFF & CRICH Makers of Dainty -Maid and Whole -Wheat Bread Phone 1. Clinton. ALL THE YEAR ROUND FOR CASH AT THE CLINTON POULTRY HOUSE YOUNG MEN , YOUNG WOMEN THE HURON COUNTY BRANCH of the N. W. TREWARTHA Phones—Office, 2143 Residence, 214w. Ontario Department of Agriculture BROWN—In Clinton, on Dec. 14th, Ephraim Brown, in his 76th year. STERLING—In Clinton, on Dec. 19th, theist Christmas tree on Friday e'- John fC. Stirling, in s 82nd is en Srtal, privatehi, to be year. held ening in the.. hall, a good program : being prepared. Everybody welcome. from afternoon. is late Service residence t 1.30. Saturday • HOLMES--,In Toronto, on Dec. 18th, Caroline H., wife of Rev. A. A. ST. HELENS 1 Holmes, Clinton, in her 72nd year. CAMERON In Guelph, on Dec. 16th, Eva E. Jenkins, wife of Mr. H. D. Richard Martin and family visited Mr. Eldon Irwin, also Mr. and Mrs. Cameron and daughter of the late l Thomas Jenkins, 'Woodlands Farm, at Wm. 'Wood's recently. Huron Road, Mr. Ted Rice of Eden Grove called on friends at St. Helens over the week -end. Mr. Hugh Rutherford and Allan Durnin -were down to Stratford last week on a business trip. • Mr. D. C. McDonald was at Gode- rich acting on the jury last week. STANLEY OLD BOY PASSES IN GALT Another of the Stanley Township • old boys, in the person of Rev. C. T. Tough, ..died at his hone in Galt on Dec. lith, in his 80th year. Mr. Tough was born in the town of Dundas and, while quite young came with his parents to this town- ship, where he grew up as a farmer boy and where hea tvedshise public lic school education, • taking a deep interest in Sunday School and Church work. Before the days of organs, he, for years, led the singing in the services of Blake church, and during the win- ter seasons taught the old time sing- ing schools hereand there throughout the district. In the fall of 1888 he entered Knox • College, Toronto, from which insti- tution he graduated in 1894, and was ordained a minister of the Presby- terian Church and was immediately called tothe pastorate of Hornby charge. In the following year he was uni- ted in marriage, with Miss Jeanette :Miller of Paris, who survives him. To this union were born four children, Grace and Gordon, who predeceased him, Charles Leslie of Stratford, vet- eran of the Great War, and Helen, (Mrs. Dr. Gordon Murray of Toren • ,to). His passing marks the first break in a family of six, David and Mrs. Stevens of Brucefield; W. J. and Miss Jessie of Clinton, and Mrs. Davidson of Saskatchewan remain. The funeral services were held in First United church, Galt, where risen from charges served by him stood -round the remains and. bore tribute to his memory -that the night was never too' dark, nor the road too bad nor the village preacher too tired, to go' out into the night to lend a help- ing hand. MrTough was a Mason of high : Extends to: you THE SEASON'S GREETINGS and invites you to attend the SHORT COURSES RILEY'S DEC. 20-21-22-24 WHERE QUALITY SELLS AND SERVICE TELLS Just 4 More Shopping Days - PAGE 5 asampraranwomagotermansmilismise 14.4=14 HAPPY HAPPY 15 THe "HOUDSEH©LL THAT KNOWS T'HE5E MERRY SOULS THEY 'GIVE YOU ,HEAT APLENT'4 1 ° WITH MINCeAL5 IMUM' OEC �'k.' rlt If your heating equipment °r has: shown signs of a nervous breakdown, phone for the Heat Folks. vir Christmas Candy, 2 lis, for Creams, per lb. ... f .... ....19c Chocolate Drops, per lb. 19c Gum Drops, per Ib. 19c Chocolate Creams, Gum Drops 9c Mixed : 19a 1 Maple Creams . Cocoanut Almonds, per ib 29c Cocoanut Bon -Bron •..•••• .29c Peanuts, for . 10c Mixed Nuts, New, 2 lbs. 33c Brazil Nuts . .. • Filbert Nuts 170 Budded Walnuts, Diamond 25c Pop Corn Balls, 3 for 5c, or lge. 5c Sun-kist Oranges 29, 39, 45c, 49c, ,59c A few doses of this coal and it will perk up immediately. Here is a diet that is easy to digest. The Heat Folks drive away furnace frowns and rheu- matics. They put fire in its heart and a healthy glow in its 4 cheeks. With the Heat Folks, on the job, your furnace will get strong and : robust -and soon need little attention. Coil the, °C ran WE NOW CARRY GENUINE SCOTCH ANTHRACITE •iinstard Coal Co. PHONE 74 CLINTON, ONTARIO ..,e.�.bay,�m-soma•,v,nr8f�din'.�tnd9ipinYnla7a+r9ipY57aiurin+pr,�ITJr�i0t7n�rgt? alsaittaiMainstaisizas AGRICULTURE & Home Economics STANLEY The following letter was received by Miss Glen after the -car of previa - ions was sent from Clinton and -will be read with interest by many who assist- Mrs, Hugh Rutherford, who has ; ed in making -up the contents of the been spending some time with her ear: "Richmond, Sask., Dec. 13th, daughter, Mrs. Bennett, at Port Al- I Miss I. Glenn, Clinton, Ont, bert, has returned home. Dear Mise Glenn: I hope you will Pardon me for being so slow in writ- ing ing to thank you for the maple syr- up which we received from the dona- tion car. The oar arrived in splen- did condition and all who shared in its contents are deeply grateful to the people who so kindly donated it. I am sure you -would like to hear about the,conditions here and some- thing of our family. We have eight children, 6 boys and 2 girls. Our eld- est boy is almost 16 and our baby girl was two years in November. We are just three-quarters of a mile from a good two -room school and 1 anile from Richmoanci. Our oldest boy has his grade 10 and wants to take a mechanical course some day, but we need him at hone as we work a lot of land and can not afford hired help. The next 6 children ahreegoing e -too sohool every day give them -811 a good education. Ottr oldest girl had'' infantile par- alysis when 4 years of age• (She is 9. now), and we have to have a spe- cial shoe made as it has affected one limb. The doctors operated on her foot this surainer and it has straight- ened it up a lot as the arch was brok- put on by the school children in con- junction with Trinity Church S. 5. and Dramatic Club. Dr. S. M. Burris spent the week- end in Toronto. A quiet marriage ceremony was solemnized at St. Andrew's Manse, Bayfield, Dec. 18, when William R. Orr, son of Mr. Robert Orr, and Mary Isobel Lenore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.. Geo. Lindsay,, were united in holy wedlock. Rev. R. M. Gale of St. Andrew's United church officiated. After the ceremony the party drove to the home of the brides parents, where the wedding feast was spread d later leaving for their own home, concession. We all wish the young couple a very happy and prosperous future. Mrs. Geo. and Miss Nan Woods left on Monday for Bolton Band, N. Y., to spend some time with Rev. Crosby and family. On Wednesday evening of last week the members of the Seaforth Badminton Club visited Bayfield to play a' tournament, Bayfield winning the majority if garcon.. The following is the score:' Mixed Doubles Marion Davison, Dr. Burris; J• Cluff, L. Hog - en. She walked on cinches for a few Barth .r; Isobeln . Sark, orMuanCCay months and we have to drive her to Grainger; Marion Bell, Stan Dorance school all the time. (B). Mrs. McEwen, Donald. McKen- ! oo had no crop to thresh this fall zie Mrs. Wilson, Pete Hays (B). I Lottie Higgins, Russell Grainger; Peg Grieve, N. Cargno (B). 11rs. Jowett, Mr. Jowett; Marg. Orich, J. M Ferguson, TO BE HELD IN CLINTON Specials for Christmas Jain. 8 to Feb.111 For further particulars and a coni- plete outline of the courses write: ' IAN MACLEOD, Agricultural ����`""�`��� REGENT THEATRE CAPITAL THEATRE I R S'eaforth Goderich—Phone 47 May Your Christmas Joys embrace the Peace of Reverence, the Hap'- piness of Friendship and the Contentment of Good Will Toward All,',. "Voice in the Now Playing: Tim McCoy in Now Playing: " r "SPEED WINGS" Cauliflower, Head Lettuce, Celery Hearts, Cranberries, Radish and. Fresh Grapes. We. buy and grade eggs while you wait for which we pay le a dozen more in Cash or Trade. RILEY'S GROCERY Special. Delivery For Saturday and Monday Evenings. Phone 39. Free delivery at all hours U,e tatatekvateltaM4tamOaiS to P a p Clinton, Ont. 06-2. EUCHRE&DANCE � IN BAYFIELD TOWN HALL, ON Mon., �, cC. 3f under the auspices of The Bayfield Badminton Club Good Music Good Lunch Admission 25c. All Welcome, 06-1. Christmas Tree ENTERTAINMENT Londeboro United Church Sunday School will hold its annual Christmas Hall, on entertainment in Community H MONDAY EVENING, DEC. 24TH Program of Choruses, Drills, Read- ings, Recitations, Eta., will be follow- ed by a visit from Santa Claus. Conte and enjoy an evening with the young folk. Admission, ,adults, 25e. Children under twelve, 10c. 06-1. except a few bushels for chicken feed. Our land was all summer fallow and it all blew out. Then we re -seeded McKenzie B Marg. 175 acres. (We had in 475 acres the Mayton ( J.first time), but we had a heavy frost Clayton Weston; Ruth Thompson, ie I on Aug. 23 which took'our gardens Crich (B). Mary. Groves, ' Charlie � grain. Wallis; Miss Elder, . A. Selery, (B)• and hope for a.' better crop next Betty Gladys` Gale, Les. -Elliott; B y Year and now we get a small relief Doubles: I. r4IcTavish, Davison,(B)Ladies Y : Marion on;' Marg. allowance Which we manage on quite. Doubles nicely Ido most of our sewing so I i CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Ephraim Brown and daugh- ters -wish to extend their sincere thanks for the kindness shown and the sympathy extended them during their recent sad bereaveihent• 5 On standing, having been a past master Groves; J. Glut?, M. Bell (B). .'Vlrs• nr A.F. & A.M., this so- McEwen, Mrs. Jowett; Mrs. Wilson, - am kept busy as you may imagine. of ''Alma Lodgefuneral Grieve S). : Lottie' Higgins, My father and mother. were both oiety having charge . of the Peg. Gi ev ( from near Belleville, Ont( where sev- ser'vices in the church and the inter- Isobel Kirk; Marg. Crich, Ruth crag of mycousins still live) and my He was an Marg. Ferguson, • hent in Paris cemetery. Thompson ; El husband was bon a.t Harloek, Ont„ ndin example of one who made ` Ella McXay; Ella Elder, Betty South. hi bae feel that in would be quite at -the g • nyouth to old age, � gate (B), Gladys Gale, Fein Wheat-, nthere. I wasborn in Man. ea izing of life frMen's home don. t._iBellS. M. ( )some riveMOntario s tuffsee everyC pto ley; J. • ate that o but h full theap itoba, O q tr, ' 1 zng' realizing Legg, ,carries with it a 'responsibility � Doubles: J. Jowett,,C. Weston; J' .clay opportunity a duty. 'McKenzie, J. Crich ('B). C. Wallis, l and every pp eler I. McTavish • Well Christmas will soon' be here sixA. Selery, work Elliott;' tt• A o Ido iv w s. E r • 'ire from om active Les. er retired I•I FI L years ago- and took.up his residence(B) g (B) B in the City of Galt. Messrs. W. J. Tough and Miss ''Tou h, Clinton, and Mr. D. Tough g • -and Mrs. W. J. Stevens, Brucefield, attended the funeral, the former hav- ing,n at his brother's bedside for .. been .sone days. ANNOLNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. John.Fingland, Lon- desboro, will be at home to their friends on Thursday afternoon and evening, December 27th, on the oc- casion of their Golden Wedding. o- .J Johns, g n J r o0 J. Stu garth, S. Dorranee (BN. , Cardn Clark, Ninian Heard; P. Hays, (S). J. Ferguson, C. Ferguson; J. McKenzie, J. Crich (B). E. Porter, J. Sturgeon; A. Selery, I. McTavish, (B). Miss Martha Rathwell, Mrs. R. Rathwell and son Charles returned to Windsor last week. Master Malcolm McLeod, son of Mr. and Mgrs. L. H. McLeod is ,in the Hospital for Sick children Toronto, where he underwent an operation on his face necessitated by the bite, he received from a dog last sumq'e> HAYFIELD Mrs. Catherine Brandon left •on -Wednesday to spend some time in i ondon, On Friday, December 21st there *will be a concert in the Town Hall, circ it, ant. children 'ldi enjoy Our chi u • 'n. 0 aal g are helping in the concert atschool. We belong to, the Unitech Church here and we are having a special service in our Sunday School a week from. Sunday. We just have church through the summer months but try to keep our Sunday School open all the time. I hope you find time to answer this letter aad again thanking you. I assn yours respectfully, --Mrs. Harry Wilde, Richmound, Sask. We wish you one and all a Very Merry Christmas • and happy New Year.," OUR WISH TO A ONE AND ALL h A° VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS ° 11 u WOOD FOR SALE Repairing IJLRII i3 Night," with Tim McCoy. Mon., and Tues. -Mat. Xmas Day A seasonal topie presented in a way to warm your heart and agi- tate your funnybone. Its New! ITS A GIFT with Baby Leroy and W. C. Fields Two colored cartoons, comedy and news reel. Wed., Thurs. Charlotte Greenwood, Richard Ar- len, Roscoe Ates, Gary Cooper, Cary Grant, Charlie Ruggles and a host of popular stars in a novel piece of entertainment, The colorful fantasy "ALICE IN WONDERLAND" by Lewis Carroll • 5 Mon. Tues. Wed.—Mat. Xmas DaY SHIRLEY TEMPLE Gary Cooper and Carole Lombard offer a picture that's bound to please "NOW AND FOREVER" A'delduced to enhtful tertain YOU. pro., Fri. and Sat.. JOE E. BROWN The screen's most comical caper - cutter returns in a hilarious fun - farce • "ASN `HONith �ORAB E GUY" Coming:. "Twenty Million Sweet- hearts." V1°p Mat: Tus., Wed., Sat..at 3 p.m. Mat.: Tues. and Sat. at 3 p.m. tar -M r8inninsvad5+niarata:a a ratiatr ^Eb+a neat t S r2:lai tnitislataataatara t>`easata: atl Thurs., Fri., Sat. A great attraction into which is combined all the variety imaginable "MURDER in the VANITIES"" A bright stage show, a thrilling mystery and a dramatic story. Featuring an all-star cast. Coming: "The Count of Monte C'risto." FOR CHRISTMAS THIS YEAR, GIVE THE MOST PERSONAL OF ALL GIFTS— YOUR PHOTOGRAPH WE WISH ALL OUR PATRONS A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS Burgess Studio Clinton. ° Farm For Sale Two 100 -acre farms, 4 miles from p Wingham, 2 miles from Bluevale, clay loam, good buildings, running 1 water, immediate possession. Half price. Write or call on 31 H. McIn- nes or John Walmsley, Clinton, Ont. 0-5-2p. Cleaning s Pressing jatatablataailitanaatatatnialinatViRtainta Skates Sharpened AUBURN Mrs. J. J. Washington and Mrs. O. E. Earatt are in. Guelph this w ek at the home of their sister, the late Mrs. H. D. Cameron, who passed a- way on Sunday last. The funeral was held on Tuesday afternoon. Those attending from Auburn were 3. J. Washington, Walter Washington, 0. E. Erratt and Mrs.' Amos J. Andrew. 'We are to have a. skating rink In the village again this year. Mr. Win. Craig is looking after it and given suitable weather will soon have it ready for the children. Mrn. gladto repot that We are A. Robison in the village is much im- proved this week. tion oi! At time of writing. the condi the roads is very dangerous, the icy and• u l liu hazardous s • travelling k e mals • ds nos several have narrowly escaped EMI. dents. The two schools here are holding their Christmas, concert in the F'or- rester's Hall on Friday night this week. St. S. No. 3 Colborne concert is on Thursday evening at the school. On Sunday evening next, Dee. 23rd, at 7.30 o'clock in the Forester's Hall the choirs of the churches will meet ofDecember, A.D,, 1934• Trustee., Auctioneer. and sing carols and Christmas hymns; 4th day DAND Clinton,Ontario, ill be iv- 1'F. FI=3, 16� an address w g ., tate. 04 r expectedid es ;t Inns for'the said . Solicitor d. ,ten a to ,rte en, Everyone. ie, invited d , - S kates sharpened for 10c and 15e. BERT LANGFORD. 06-p. Fur Coat For Sale Lady's Persian lamb coat, only worn few times. Price $350, will be sold for less than half price. Apply to W. J. Jago, over Beard's barber 05-2. shop. To Rent 1% storey house, Shipley street, containing 8 rooms in good condition with lights and water. Apply Wigginton. 101-6-p, NOTICE Any person or persons removing io or having removed wood, logs, the woodlot, or anything from, Lot 29, Con. 13, Hullett, or woodor thatlo s from Mr. W. Howatt's property were taken from said property, with- out consent of owner, will be pr8se- euted by law. By order of owner. AUCTION SALE Of Goods and Chattels and Farm Premises of George W. Cowan under Farmers' Creditors Arrangement Act, will be held at the premises, Lot 32- 33, 12th Concession Hullett township, on Friday, Dec. 21st, commencing at one o'clock, sharp, as follows: HORSES: 2 aged nares; 2 mares, 6 years old. old; red cow, 8 years o ; grey cow, 4 years old; grey roan eoW, 7 years; blue cow, 4 years; red cow, 11 years; black cow, 4 years. black cow 12 years; heifer 2 years; 3 steers 2 years; 2 heifer calves; 5 steer calves. IMPLEMENTS. M, FI binder, 7 ft. cut; International mower, 6 ft. cut; M. -H. drill; International cultivator; M. -H: disc; M. -II. roller; M. -H. hay rake; M, -H• manure spreader; M.-11. sleighs; M:H• wagon; set harrows, scuffler, gravel box, hay rack; fan- ning mill; 21 Fleury walking plow; Quebec sulky riding plow; rack sills; cutter, buggy, iron kettle; M. - II. cream separator; set light har- ness; set plow harness, set heavy harness; !stock rack; wagon box and seat; root pulper; wheelbarrow. Grain, Hay, Turnips, Hens, Etc.: About 750 bushels grain; about 3 tons hay; about 126 bushels turnips; 60 bags potatoes; about 62 hens; 80 sacks and grain bags, and many oth- er articles too numerous to mention. TERMS ON CHATTELS: CASH.. There will be offered for sale at the same time, subject to reserve bid, the following lands and premises: Lot 32 and east half of Lot 33 in the s Hallett township. P ul of H ion 12th concession ss a erected ' tob e said On said lands is sconte solid brick two-storey dwelling, tanning 9 rooms and bathroom, heat- i ed by hot air furnace, stone cellar, soft water; in house; a large steel barn 102x40 'anti addition 36x40, stone foundation, cement floor and a steel driving shed 36x20. ' Terms on Lands and Premises: 10, percent. cash, balance in 30' days. E. A. Corbett, 0.11. Elliott, FUNERAL SERVICE Funeral Director and Embalmer Complete Motor Equipment 24 Hour Service Sutter -Perdue -Walker Day or Night Phone 147w Clinton's Fuel Yards HARD WOOD, SOFT WOOD CORD-IVOOD AND CEDAR NUT COAL AND STOVE COAL We sell either delivered or in tha yard. VICTOR FALCONER phone 97w. For Sale A beautiful kitchen range, good as new, burns either wood or coal, good heater and baker. Apply to Harold J. Munnings, R. R. No. 4, Goderich, Phone Carlow 1220. 05-2-p. NOTICE TO CREDITORS in the Estate of George Watts Deceased. NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claims against the estate of . George Watts, late of the town of Clinton, in the County of Hu- ron, retired farmer, deceased, who died on or about the 4th day of No- vember, A.D., 1934, are required to deliver to Men Welts and James Reid the Executors of the said Estate' before F. Fingland, Solicitor, on or the 22nd day of December, A.D., 1934 a full statement of their claims to- getherd with particulars thereof, the nature of the securities, if any, held by them all duly verified by Af- fidavit. fidavit. AND TAKE. NOTICE that afader the said last mentioned date the s Executors will proceed, to distribute the estate ,of the said deceased a- mongst the persons entitled thereto having regard only to such claims as shall have received due notice and in accordance therewith. this DATED at Clinton, Ontario, Raw Furs Wanted Bring your furs to me. No parcel too large or too small to 'handle. Highest prices guaranteed at ali times. Norman East, R. R. No. 1, Clinton, 21:2 miles north on No. 4 Highway. 99--tf. SPECIAL A QUANTITY OF POC'AHONTAS SCREENINGS FOR SALE AT $7.50 PER TON. WHILE THEY LAST A. D. McCartney Call at my yard, Queen Street or Phone 256. 06-2-p* WANTE Fresh Eggs and Cream Highest Prices for Strictly Fresh Eggs. Cream shipped regularly. Good Prices Paidi, woo 300 Cords of Dry Wood 'AND CEDAR TO SELL r. I,.c. FINCH H A C Phone 231, Cleaning and Pressing Suits, Coats and Dresses DRY , CLEANED AND REPAIRO4 W.J.JAGO If not open work may . be len it Beard's Barber Shod;