Clinton News Record, 1945-07-19, Page 51'1(:dlJ;t .,, J Y.uotli .1945•
We,••are.:Familiar;with' the. Rites' . 'Rrese ibed ` by
Religion's, and Fraternal , Or ganizat
ions.
Our. a orationAssured in -a11 Special
eciah
. thi.Ki
Services ofthis ;kind.
BE-: ,TTIE FUNERAL HOME
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AUBURN
('fr. and Mrs. Paverly Walker' o£
'Toronto,visited lib. and- Mrs. John
''Houston last 'week.
Mr. and Mrs. Marring have •return-
ed. to London after'ea rvisit with' Mr;.
and Mrs: Herb. Mogridge, , •
Mrs. Lloyd Raithby,, Gordon and
Paul Raithby, .are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Jeremiah Taylor.:
Donald Ross of .London, spent„ the
weekend with his mother, .Mrs. Fred
Ross,
Cpl. John R. Weir' of Ottawa visit-
ed' his father', Dr. B. C. Weir over
the weekend.
A hardball game was held at the
local diamond Friday night, with Rip-
ley as the opposing team. The score
was 9-8 in favor of Auburn. A re-
freshment 'booth sponsored by the
Baseball- Club did business on the
same night at the celebration for Dr.
"Weir, and was a decided pecuniary
success.
She. BsY.P.U. held their monthly
uteeting on Sunday evening with Mrs.
Earl- Raithby in charge. Following a
sing -song and the theme song with
Mrs. R. J. Phillips at the' piano, the
Lords Prayer was repeated -in unison.
' The scripture was read by Lorrance
` `Tabb. A reading was •given by. Grant
Raithby, and Donna Haggittsang. a
• : sola. A musical number was . given
by ,Elaine:Johnston.. Duets` were ren-
dered'• ,by''Evelyn and Allan Raithby,
Shirley' and Emma'Robsrtson,. Marie
itaitliby and Joan-Killough. A 'Bible
quizz was conducted .by Mrs. Glee
Raithby. The topic•ivas given by Mr.
Jas. Raithby, and Mr. Vesterfelt sang.
a solo. Mr. Frank. Raithby; closed the
meeting with prayer...
A large crowd attended"the sale of
farm stock and implements at the
estate of the late John Moulden, on
Monday afernoon. Mr. Harold Jack-
son. of Seaforth was the auctioneer.
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LONDESBORO
Miss Edith Brown, Brantford, with
her aunt, Miss L. Young,
Miss Mary, Caldwell, London, with
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l:er•'parents Mr. and Mrs. R. Caldwell
&ig. Gen. Dewar and . Mrs. Dewar,
Ottawa,
made a flying trip on Satur-
day„to see the latter's inothet, prior
to their leaving soon for England,
where they intend to stay for year
:Mrs. Allen Shadd`ck with her par-
ents, Mr, and Mts. Walkom, Monro.
Billie Morrell, visited his brother,
Rev. F. Morrell in Toronto last week.
Misses F. and E. Jamieson left this
week on a trip up the G. est Lakes,
They wi 1 visit with relatives at St,
Themes, "N. D., before -Meir return.
hire. Kenn:dy, Toronto, and Miss
Marion Stewart, London, With Mr•.
and Mrs, Chas. Stewart. -
Mr. and Mrs. J. Vincent, Goderich,
with Mr. and Mrs. T. Adams.
elville, Toronto, with Mrs,
nd Mrs. He b. Oakes, Isabel
and Hurry, Goderich township, with
Mr. and, Mrs. G. McVittie.
The regular monthly meeting of the
"Ain Well Mission Circle" was' held
at• the hone of Mrs. Jean Ball, on
"'Tuesday evening, Ju'y 10th with Mrs.
Ruth Pipe .presiding. The meeting
opened with the call to worship by
Mrs. Ruth Pipe. Mary Elden, Presc E
then led in prayer after which Hymn
•568 "The Day Then Gayest -Lord Is
Endedd.' was sung. The roll call was j
answered by 16 Members.' The min-
' utee •of the last meeting were read S
and adopted, followed by the treasur- h
erg resor't' ' ty Mrs. Lansing. The
•-scripture les on was. read . by Bette ,
Brunsdon. , Mrs. Mary Shrobbrook
read a chapter -in the : study , book.
Phylis McCool , sang a solo, "Jesus'
Took My' Burden,"_while the offering
was taken , up. Hymn 616 "Holy
Spirit Hear Ute" was then sung, and
Margaret Tamblyn closed- with pray-
er. At the close of .the meeting, Mrs.
Menzies was asked to take a chair in
the centre of the room, and Ruth Pipe
read an address: "Dear'Mrs. Menzies:
The time has come when. you +have
to leave us, and:, we are certainly
sorry' to 'see you go. .We hope that
our loss will be gain for the one
you•.wi'1 be with in your new field
You have always helped in every.wa
you could and we will find it hard
to
get sore one to take your place. A
a little.remembrance please- accep
these little tokens with 'our love.' W
wish you• and.Mr, Menzies and fam
ily, health and happiness in your ne
home." Signed- on behalf of th
Mission ' C'ir`cle: Ruth Pipe, Pres
Doreen Armstrong, Secretary,
corsage, of assorted sweet peat we
pinned on Mrs. Menzies shoulder b
Mrs. Elva Peck and Mrs. Ruth Shad
dick opened a umbrella ' over -I1irs
Menzies' head and a shower.of hand
kerchiefs dropped out. Mrs.. Menai
thanked the girls, and all joined i
singing- j"For .She's. A Jolly ,••Goo
Fellow." The hostess • served
dainty lunch. •-
A very pleasant afternoon we
spent at the hone of Mrs. Lue
Shaddrek on Wednesday, July llth
when the Missionary Soeiety enter .B
tabled the Baby and and Mothers
Mission Band and Mission Circle. Th
following program was given: Solo
by Doreen Armstrong, Phyllis Mc
Cool, June Manning and Muriel Shob
brooke; Duet by Lois Wood an
Thelma Shobbrooke; Reading by Ver
Lyon, and piano instrumental by
Marie Menzies. At the elo.e of the
meeting, Mrs. Menzies'was made Life
Member of the Missionary Society.
Meeting closed wits Hymn 113 and
prayer by Mrs. R. Caldwell, A dainty
lunch was served by'the 'Society.
A large gathering assembled in
the Londesboro Community Hall on
Friday evening to welcome some of
the boys who have returned after
in the forces. Those honours:l
were: Melvin Brunsdon, John K.
Clark, George Cowan, Thomas O'Con-
nell, William Ross, Thomas Ross.
Kenneth Scott, .Roy Vodden • an.t
Stanley Yungblut. Mrs. Menzies led
the gathering in community singing,
1ol'owing wh'ch Rev. A. E. Menzies
voiced the•welcome of the community,
and offered a prayer of gratitude for
the safe return of the young men,
Mrs. B. Brursdon then presented e
War Sa.rings Certificate to each one
on behalf of 'the communityfbyfce
en behalf of the Rei Cross •Society,
and John Armstrong' on behalf o"
the coinmunity presented to each, an
engraved drill -fold' containing a sum
of money. George Cowan replied :on
behalf of the boys, and expressed• ap..
predation of the work done by the
Red Cross in the battle areas.
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Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Johnston motor-
ed to London today to meet their son,
Pte, Elmer Johestoe, who has re-
turned/from overseas. I und'erstan•i
Imes: has signed up for the P_crie
Welcome. home.
Mrs. Reed Torrance Inas ben en-
oying a visit with her sister, M s
Omens, and daughter, Barbara,. et
Mem, Oregon. Thee` two "sisters
ave not met icor twenty-four year;.
Mr. and MTs. Cee. ,Rowderre and
Frank, Bothwell were Sunday callers
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TheyKept The Goods Rolling
ERGEANTS. in the, First Cana
than Railway, Workshop Com
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' kfly 13.0J1.1 m Belgium, these,
: iiredersCagadrap Patifie ernployees.
splayed *mope role insthe'yiitalwork
.keepw' :Ken pl , lines -moving.
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res the'All ird-armies swept to Ap4!
tp rotj; left to rig8t ,Stall
at George Cremy, Toronto,
t„ V. Dave Frioker ,North'.Bey,
t,l Mgt, U.tt'ty-$i]],ioc c, .1fdot(trcals
P. :;,•Staff Sgt. Joe Balco d Nelson •
KC Centre rowSit:
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, left to ht, t:
Bill Johnaoa,.Shaunavon, Sask,;,Sgt.
John., Gnley'r Chapleau,:, Ont,; • Sgt.
Vincent Pereasne ,Revelstoke,• and
Nytson B.C:, Bacic'roe', lett fo.rfia4e,,
Ai$'ant3e
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vTer: Gilead, Ari' iia0:t. ld• GOr.
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'Anotfer.* oui ba �,
fleas groupof.0 P.R'epen, 'rsSgt.
ToadneyWeeter,
of Angus Shope,
Montreal.
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with gr. and 'Mies J. Lockhart.
and 'Mrs,` Arlie ;Lockhart ani
baby. Gail; were Sunday *Tatters with.
Miss Helen 1,VIeGregor; Londesboro. • '
Rev. F',•ryCr. Statesbury'was here
Sundayand•conducted the.servi.e at
Grace lhurcheat 9.45 A.I12„ Sunday
School after service.•
Rev. C. D, Cox, Mrs. Cox' aitd
daughter, motored over from Berrie
Sunday evening to spend a while with
Mrs: Les. Cox and . family, before
leaving for a month's vacation in the
north.
Congratulations to the successful
entrance pupils: Audrey Harris, aiid
Raymond Young,
Miss Phyllis Wilding, Palmerston,
has been engaged, as teacher at S.S.
The July meeting of the Red Cross,
was held at Mrs. John McGuire's, on
Monday. A quilt was quilted during
the afternoon. Mrs. R. Torrance had
charge of the meeting. Asgift donat-
ed=by Mrs. Les. -Cox was won by 'Mrs.
Allen Betties: More knitting- and
sewing was given out. The August
meeting -will be at Mrs, Geo. John-
ston's home.
Miss Mae Newton, Toronto, was a
weekend visitor' with Mr. and Mrs.
G. G. Newton.
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`VARNA.
A pleasant evening was spent in
the Hall last Wednescay in honor of
the newly-weds, Mr. and Mrs. G
Keys, who were presented with a
purse of money.
The many friends of Mrs. Austin
will,•be glad to know that she is im-
proving and hope soon to see her
home again.
- Mrs. W. Hart is at time of writing
with her brother, Arthur McClinchey,
of the Goshen Line. Mrs. M. Reid
spent a• few days last week with her
neice, Mrs, W. McBride.
Mr: and Mrs. 'Balantyne and dau-
ghter and Miss Blair of Detroit, were
recent guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. D. Anderson and Mi s Pearl.
Misses E. Johnston, F. Logan and
E, Murdock, of Hensel.' spent Monday
evening vertb,b1r>and Mrs. A. Mee
Connell :.
Mastei `=Clharles 'eiguson' of SudL
bury is holidaying at the home of his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. M.
Elliott.
Mrs..3. Smith and sister, Miss Fish-
er, are spending a week with the for-
mer's daughter, Mrs. Cudmore of
Holmesville.
Miss Johnston and Miss Logan of
Hensall were renewing acquaintances
in the village Monday eveging.
Mrs. Ball and little son, Nelson, are
spending a week's vacation at the
"Little Inn", Bayfield.
Mrs. Irner of Zurich is • at present
with her r'daughter, Mrs. Ings, We
are pleased to report that Mr. Ings
is improving. '
Pte. Wa'ter Breatherton is home
on a thirty -day leave, prior to leav-
ing.
eaveing for the Pacific. His menyfriends
were pleased to tee him back again.
Misses M. McAss and Violet Me-
Lymont of Hensail are spending a
week with the latter's mother, Mrs.
J. McLymont,
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BIRTHS
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HOY-In Clinton Public Hospital, on
Thursday, July 19th, to Mr. and
Mrs: Louis Hoy, a daughter, Con-
stance Jean.
TREWARTHA - In C inton Public
Hosplta] on Monday, July 161h, to
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Trewartha, a
son, Neil Edgar. •
McDO'UG'ALL -.'In Clin'on" Public
Hospital, on Saturday, July 14th,
to IVIr. and Mrs. James McDougall,
of. Auburn, a daughter.
LAMB -In Clinton Public Hospital,
on Sunday, July 15th to LAC and
Mrs, Win. Lamb, a son, Feeder elc
Henry
DEATHS
SHEPHERD -In Victor'a, 9n. Tue<
day, July 10th, Mrs. R b rt ,Sep
herd • (Annie). Interment took place
in Mount Pleasant Cemetery.
Ontario Streht Church.
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Annual Sunday School
Picnic.
Boys, class, I, all fours race -.Clair
Maltby, Gerald Holmes; Class II,
obstacle race --• Cameron Maltby,
Murray. Tyndall; Class III, race , n 1.
ani driving -.'Jack Sten11='y, Roy HAI, -
kirk.
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kir , C ass: IV and V, throwing bean
bege :Billy'CastingsJohn McIntyre;
Gills, fleas` I, c':rthes,line ra-e---,lean
retie, : Shirley Procto2 : Clans' 11
'-ni a and spool race --Alice Parish;
M' r; oriel, Stili ey; Class III, toot';
plc/ en -1 lift saver race -Betty Pet-
er, Pe gy Dippel Class:,6V, slipyoiir,
i e-Kat':1esn Glew, Ma; y.`Tiuimp•
sir; C'1; s', IV, lighled -candle race-
Jen ' IVI" Intyre, Mitered Wiitse
T:nia c as la the bag blindfolded -
Mrs. P G;bbinee, Mrs. G: Falconer;
$' ni ro .racc--Mr, M. Ask n, Mr. 0
W. Pette ; temhers spot r ce--Mrs,:
M, Witee, Mre.'M. A,kin; :Primary
1„:ys - Garald Ad.' ms and • John
Holmes,' Billy Falco er and, Clayton
Gro' e Prima' y girls Annette
Townsend and Pauline Jervis, Patsy
aalurc,lr and Mesilyn Ashton,
rnsect,S:lrvivat -Re rt
'High.
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the •o
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p � ]d 1 ackward spring,
ittcects inageneral appear to be de
veioirin °`''afid• incressinr' in • a way
tally.
cqunl to that expe,i need .its
nnrmal' years. M ny obiervers Were
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CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL " DESIGNS
For Every- Occasion
FLORIST
Phones: «6w sad 061
Eatkins Locker. Storage
OCEAN TROUT STEAKS ':'. 30e ib,
HADDOCK FILLETS - 35c lb.
COD FILLETS..... .... 35e 5b.
LIVER ...... .. 20c lb.
FARMER'S Style SAUSAGE 25c lb.
HAMBURGER STEAK ,' .. 25c Ib.
WE BUY HIDES
FROZEN FOODS ARE BETTER
FOODS
of the opinion that different species
of insects would be adversely affect-
ed by the unusually late spring, the
wet weather in many sections of
Eastern Canada and the frosts of
April and May. They even expressed
the opinion that outbreaks might be
unknown, or rare, and • that crops
would probably not be molested by
the usual run of injurious insects.
This, however, has been shown to be
wishful ,thinking, for a . number of
insects, sueh as the tent caterpillars,
canker worms, the bean maggot, the
striped cucumber beetle and cut-
worms have already caused serious
injury to trees and agricultural
'crops. And several annual visitors,
namely the Colorado; potato ;beetle,
ilea beetles, aphids of differeht
species and ,many others are present
in average' numbers atleast, and, in
the ease of some of these; in abnor-
mal abundance, •
One thing the prophets overlooked•
was that the past winter was pretty
nearly ideal for insect survival. East-
ern Canada was blanketed with a
deep covering of snow from the first
week of December until spring ;broke.
In some sections, heavy falls of snow
came late in November and remained
until spring. As a result' no frost
penetrated the soil with the exception
of the first inch or so. This meant
that insects hibernating in the soil r
and those= -passing the winter in or
under debris on the surface of the
ground, and there are many of these,
were completely protected from ad-
verse weather conditions. Also, the
cold was steady with only occasional
thaws and there were few ice storms,
all of which was to the advantage of
those insects overwintering in ex-
posed situations. '
Due to these circumstances, insect
=viva] must have been extremely
high which, despite the unfavourable
spring, accounts to a considerable
extent for the unusual number of
injurious species now present in the
fields, gardens, and orchards, con-
sequently there is this year just as
much need for waging intensive war
against destructive insects as ever
before.
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OBITUARY
GEORGE HOFLICH
An illness of two. and one-half
months terminated, in -death for
George Hoflich, 222 Frederick St.
yesterday . at St, .Mary's Hospital
He was in ;his 84th year. He was
born to the` late Mr.. and Mrs. Wil
liana Hofiieh, (Anna Marie leach)
on June 3rd; 1862, - in Mitchell
He 'was foreman of the former Mal-
colm and , Hill Co., and went to
Kitchener 50 years' ago. His wife
predeceased frim on Jan. 19, 1944,
She was the former Mary Jamas:Rit-
len, whom he, 'married in 1883 at
Clinton.
Surviving, are two sons, John of
Windsor and Gerald of Kitchener;
one daughter, -Mrs, L.- L. '(Bernice)
Brunk of Detroit; Mich:;:. one ,bro-
ther,' Christopher Hofijch,- Cleve.
.'and, 011ie, and a sister, Miss Kate
Hotlich, Mitchel(. `
The funeral service -was held from
the ,Schreiter-Sandr,ock Funeral
Home .with interment' at St. Peter's
Lutheran Cemetery. Rev. A. W.
Lotz officiated,'
MRS. 1tOBER.T SHEPHERD
The c'eath occurred in Victoria, on
Tuesday, July .10th, of Ml's, < Robert
Shepherd (Annie), the daughter of
the tate Mr, and Mrs. Joseph, Jver.
more, of town.' Mr. and • Mrs. ,Shep-
herd, moved to London about 40 years
ga, Mr. Shepherds predeceased his
wife abut 10 years ago.:. Mrs.' 8'0: -
herd leaves to mourn their loss, two
sons, Glen in London, and John in
Edmonton; five siatecs, Mry, Alice
Fawcett, Blyth, M's. Herb Caste,
(Mattie),- town, Mr>. Ralph Razz:,
(Minnie), London, Mrs. Alex Spen•
ter, (May), San Diego, California,
MTs. John Leith, (Susie), Hamilton,
anda host' of relatives and friends.
Mrs',: Shepherd was a member of
the Salvation Army, and will be
greatly missed by the Red Shield and
other organizations Of the Army„
The funeral was held on Friday,
July'13t1 , front the ilarri"sou-Skinner
Funeral home, m , and was l:ir el ` at-
tended.
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ten'[ed. Intermenti tools place in
Mount Pica'sant Cemetery,
• Now ,Pleurae. -,..'Take, It Oi Leavo
It" & Nie.The ,Meanthee,.;Damling"
Mon, Tues and Wednesday.
`'Objective'• Slill"nQa"
This 'feature starts at 7 P.M
The story of a. crew of paratroop-
ers on a dangerous mission; behind
the Jap lines in the Burma `jungles.
EMI FLYNN, James BROWN
arid Warner AiNDERSOiN
• Thur. Fri. and Sator'day
Deltoid O'CONNOR'S Peggy. RYAN
rind Jack OAKIE
Laughs & toestickling songs from
the golden daps of vaudevi3le.
"The Merr'y. Monahans"'
Coming"THR MASTER RA C'E"
Don't miss this timely subject!'
Matinees - Sat- and Hol. at 2.30;
Noti' 1'iayrng '-"Gypsy Wildcat"
In Tech 'color, with Maria ,Mo3jtes
Mon. Tues.Mand 'Wednesday'
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ARR, Paul HENREID
sal Sydney .Greepstreet.
Packed,,with drama, action and
romance is thin teething ad- -
venture '•mystery..
"The Conspirators"
That. Fri. and -Saturday
JACK BENNY, ALEXIS SMITH
and Alyn JOSLYN
supported by a tare comedy cast in
Warne'" Brothers' greatest riot.
The Horn Blows At
Midnight
"Coming; Joan Bennett and Edward
G. Robinson in "THE WOMAN
AT THE WINDOW"
Matinees - Wed; Sat. & Hol. 2.30
Zirt I
Noir Playing: -"TALL IN ¶UIE
SADDLE" with. John WAYNE
Moon. Tues. and Wed.
George COULOURIS,
Osa MASSES & Stanley RIDGES
A timely and adventurous story
revealing secret truths abotit
Europe's. greatest scourge.
"The Master' Rade"
Thur. Fri. and 'Saturday;
Dennis MORGAN, Eleanor.
PARKER and Dane CLARK
Put zest and novelty into an
appealing service -romance.
The Very Thought of yoµ
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Coating; --"OBJECTIVE BURMA"
starring Errol FLYNN
DOWN THE TRACK OF TIME COMES THE BEST OF ALL NEWS
God so loved the world, that he gave His
Only begotten
Son, that WHOSOEVER BELIEVPTH IN HIM should not
• Perish, but have
Everlasting -
Life! John 3.16
TUNE IN: Pilgrim Hour 7-7.30 E.D.S.T. • Sunday evening ` • „I
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NOTICE
Owing to 'the SHORTAGE
of SUGAR and help we
will not accept any phone'
orders for Bake Goods 'on
Saturday.
Please give us, your order
not later than six p.m. on
Friday's . .
Orders not held after 10.30
p.xn. Saturday night.
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CLINTON
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For Sale
20 - 30 Rum:ey 011 -pull Tractor.
Apply to F. A'kell, Bayfield, or
i;hone Clinton, 900x22, 38-2
For Sale
17 little pigs Tor sale, ready to
wean on the 21st. Apply to Fred
McGregor, phone Clinton 615r2.
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Cemetery Memorials •
Large stook of modern. memorials on
display at our
Clinton Showrooms
For the convenience of our patrons,
office will be open on
Fridays
Open by appointment at any other
time
See Mr. 3, J. Zapfe, next, door
Cunningham & Pryde
Clinton = Exeter - Seaforth
PHONE 41
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT,
• Licensed Auctioneer For. Huron
Correspondence. promptly answered
Immediate arrangements canbe
made for Sales Date at the News -
Record, Clinton, or by calling Phone
298.
Charge moderate and satisfaction
Guaranteed,
Inrsurance Protection
Automobiles, fire, wind, accident,
sickness, Hospitalization.
Cheapest rates and most modern
coveraM. G. RANSFORD
180w CLINTON
TENDERS
Tenders are asked to supply 150
ton of 14. or i1F• inch nut, pea and
slack stoker con', 25 ton Of anthra-
cite stove coal and 25 ton of anthra-
cite stove coal and 25 ton of coke for
the Huron County Home. Prices to
be for eoal laid down on the tracks
at Clinton; content to be given.
Tenders to be in the hand's of the
County Clerk, Court Hotise, Goderich,
Ontario, not later than July 21st,
N. W. MILLER
Goderich, Ont,.
Cleric
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For Sae - Wanted to Buy
9 little pigs for sale, Over six Farm around 100 acres, Buildings,
weeks • oId. Apply • to Ed. Boyce, good water etc. Write to the News-
•R.R•. 1, Brucefield, or phone Clinton 'Record % Box 391L 57-2
625r2. 58-1
Wanted To Buy
An Icebox, any size. Apply to
the Clinton News -Record Office.
58-1
For Sale
13 acres of standing hay for sale.
Apply, to Albert • Pearson, , Phone
908r3, Clinton, • 58-1
For Sale
An 80 acre farm, located about one
mile siorth of Bayfield. Suitable for
pasture or bay crop,. running water.
For further information get in touch
with Mr. Thos. Bayley, Ritz Hotel;
Bayfield. 58-0
Beltty Washer Service
Goderich, O. to io.
Repairs to all makes of washers,
ironers, and vacuum ,cleaners. Phone
Hawkins Hardware, Clinton, or 89
Goderich. 58.1
For Sale -
Massey -Harris binder, good a;s new.
Apply to W. J. Miller, Clinton..
• 58.1
Lost
At or near, Clinton Bus D:pot, or
on Wingham bus, a serviceman's
wrist watch,,,. bearing initials M.S.M.,
also a leather and chain band, va:uad
as a keepsake. Finder please leave
at the News -Record Office. 58
• Pullets For Sale • , `
75 White Leghorn Pullets','four and
a. ,half months c'd: Apply to Chas:
Merrill, or phone Clinton 8021•11.
• :Repairs,
Your- sewing machine recondi-
tioned to perfect sewing. Write to
Box 398 % NewsRe:o.d. 57-2
58-1
Wanted To Buy
H. T. RANCE
NOTARY PUBLIC
Fire Insurance Agent
Representing 14 -Fire Insuranoe
Companies -
Division Court Office, Clinton
Frank Fingland, B.A., LL.B.
Barrister,' Solicitor, ,Notary ' Pah*
Successor to W. Brydone,• &C.
Sloan Block . , , ; - .... Clinton, 94;
INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE BONDS
Fire - Automobile Accident
Sickness, Wind, Liability, Plate Glaisa
Family. Hospital Plan with
- Accidental Death Benefit
H. C. Lawson
Agent Mutual Life Ass. Co. `
Clinton, Ontario. Office 251W
Bank of Montreal Bldg. Phone
ARTHUR E. PARRY
Commissioner, Etc. Etc.
By Royal Warrant.:
II. C. MSIR
Barrister -at -Law
Solicitor of the Supreme Court ai<
Ontario
Proctor in Admiralty.
Notary Public and Commiasioner
Office in the McKenzie Hotel '
Hours: 2.00 to 5.01 Tuesday.
and Fridays.
Dr. F. G. Thompson
House and 'Office, Ontario Street
Clinton. Telephone 172 !
OFFICE HOURS: 2-4 in the alter -
noon and 7-8 in the evening daily.
Other hours by appointment.
D. 11. McINNES
CHIROPRACTOR
Electro Therapist, Massage
Office: Huron Street, (Few Doors
west of Royal Bank)
Hours --Wed. and Sat., and by
appointment -
FOOT CORRECTION
5y Manipulation Sun -Ray Treatment
Phone 207
HAROLD JACKSON
-Licensed .Auctioneer
Specialist in Farm and If 0118e1124
Sales, - •ri - : (e
Licensed in Huron and Perth
Counties. Prices reasonable; satis-
faction guaranteed.
For information etc. write or phone
Flareld Jackson, R.R. No. 4 Seaforth,
phone 14-661. 06-012
A house 'in town with modern con -
DR. G. S. ELLIOTT
veniences if possible, or one near ,
town with a few acres of•land. Apply •• Veterinary Surgtitill
to the News -Record box W. 57-2
Farm For Sale
Lot .60, Bayfield Line, Goderich
Township, consisting of 109 acres,
good clay land and good buildings.
Will sell on reasonable terms. Im-
mediate possession if desired. Apply
to A. E. Townshend, Bayfield.. R.
2, or phone,Olinton 900r21.•
Farm For Sale ;
127. acre=e situated on. No. 8 h'gh-
way, 2 miles frons Clinton aiid seven
Miles from Seaforth, On' premises
is a nine roomed, two storey brink
house, furnace. Bank barn, cement
floors in stable, drive house,; hen
house, hydro, plentiful Supply of
water, well adapted for'^nixed farm-
ing, stcek and implements if desired,
Apply on premises. John R. Noble.
56.12
Wanted to Buy
Wanted, to buy, old horses arid dead
cattle formink feed. If dead, 'phone
at once. Fred Gilbert 908622 or Jack
Gilbert 908r21. 58-t1
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Notice To Creditors
IN THE ELTATB OF . Catherine
Pearson, I to of the Township of
Stanley, in the County of Huron,
Widow, Deceased,
All persons having claims against
the Estate of the above deceased
are re nixed to file the same wit]
q t
Cattle for Sale
50 stockers from 500 to 700 lbs.,
Durham and Hereford. Also, some
heifers, ;would make , good cows. Will
sell to rake' yotiitnoney, Apply to
o
n'
Mr. A:E Townshend, R. R. N . ..
Bayfield, or phone Clinton 900r21.
b7-tf
the undersigned Solicitor for the
Estate, on or before the 1st day of
August, A. D. 1945, after which date
the assets' will - 'be distributed
amongst, the parties'' entitled thereto,
having regard .only:to the claims of
which notice shall ' have ,been
givetl.
DATED at Clinton this 915 day of
Jelly, A:D.,' 1945.
F. FI NGLA D K;C:, Clinton, Ont.,
N t n, On ,
Solicitor for . the said Estate
51-u
Phone 203 Clinton, Ont,.
ERNEST W. HUNTER
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
57 Blear Str. W. Toronto Ont.,
THE MCKILLOP' MUTUAL
Fire Insurance Company
Head 'Office, Seaforth, Ont.
OFFICERS- , President W. R.
Archibald, Seaforth, Vice -President
Frank McGregor,` Clinton, . Manager
Secy-Treas. M. A. Reid, Seaforth.
DIRECTORS- W. R. Archibald,
Seaforth; Frank McGregor, Clinton;
Alex. Broadfoot, Seafortlij • Chris
Leonhardt, Bornholm; E. 3.•,Tnewar-
the, Clinton; John L. Malone, Seaforth
Mex. McEwing, Blyth; Hugh Alexan-
der, Walton; George Leitch, Clinton.
AGENTS- John' 1*. Pepper, Bruce -
field; R. F. McKercher,,Dublin; 'd. F.
Prueter, Brodhagen; George A. Watt,
Blyth.
Parties desiring to' effect inaur.
anee or transact other business will
be promptly attended to on applica-
tion to any of the above officers ad-
dressedth
to'eir respective post offi.,
ces. Losses inspected by the director.
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ANADIAN NATIONA' RAiiW'AYS
TIME TABLE.
Trains will arrive at and depart
front Clinton as,follows: ,
Toronto and Goderich Division
Going East, depart; z.,.. 6.48 rt.ur.
Going East„ depart ....... 8.03 p.m,
Going West, ,depart.... i 12.04 p.a.
Going West, 4epsrt..,.... 11.1.0 prix
1,ondoa and Clinton Diviaien
Curring North, 4sy1,* ... 11.20 aka,
Goirt* South, low* ,, , ..,.•.• f.10 pa,
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