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The Clinton News Record, 1929-05-30, Page 4COOPER'S STORE WS -44th A!,tuiversiar.. �' Sale Closes Saturday June 1st Blrtiuhty SpedaLs In all Departinents See Last Week's Paper for Special Items A. T.COOPER.,.',. "THE STORE WITH THE STOCK" CLINTON Sherlock -Manning Pianos How About Treating Your- self to a PIANO? T. J. MeNEIL Clinton's Musical Instrument Representative Always at YourService Box 113 or Phone 273, Clinton. 1 WHEN YOU PLAN THE FUTURE OF YOURSELF AND THOSE DEPENDENT ON YOU BE GUIDED BY THE ADVICE AND SUGGESTIONS OF AN EXPERIENCED AND RELIABLE LIFE INSURANCE REPRESENTATIVE. HE WILL EXPLAIN IIOW YOU CAN BE INDEPENDENT XN YOUR OD AGE, MAKE SAFE THE PLANS OF EDUCATION ;OF TILE -FAMILY AND RELIEVE THOSE DEPENDENT ON YOU ;:OF CERTAIN LIABILITIES. IN DISREGARDING YOUR FUTURE YOU• COURT DISASTER The Ontario Equitable Life M. T. CORLESS, Agency Inspector, Phone 193 04-tf. THE CLINTON-NEWS. BagUeld Mr. and Mrs. It, T. Orr and fam- ily, Mr. and Mrs.' Sorinigeour and family, Mr. and. Mrs. I3,•J. Peter and family of Startford` " were at_ their cottages. over the week -end, Mr. Find D'frs. W: th ton, Bud and Joan Cotton, Dr. and Mrs,W. J.` Tillman and family, Mr. ` and Mrs. Dickson Glass and two daughters, of London were at their cottages for' the holiday. ' Miss =:Nora Ferguson returned on. Triday after having spent the win- ter in London. Mr. and 1Vfrs. Thomp- son, Peggy, Jean and Billie Balkwill accompanied her and spent the week- end with her. ' VLm and Mrs. Thornton Mustard and family of Toronto occupied their cottage bye`r the holiday and week- end. Mr. and. Miss Barr of Londesboro spent Sunday with their sister, Mrs. George King. Misses Gladys Davison and G. Mallott and Tom- Mallott of London spent the week=end with the for mer•'s mother, Mss. Kate Davison.,, Dr. and Mrs. E. P. Lewis of Toron- to and Mitis Jean M. ' Woods of Galt were with Dr. and *sr Woods over', the,holiday and week -end. Dr. and Mrs. G. S. Atkinson and two daughters of Exeter were : at their cottage over the holiday and week -end. Mrs. F. H. Paull attended the an- +heal convention of the Women's Aux- iliary of the Anglican church in Stratford on Tuesday and Wednes- Rev.' R. M. Gale left on Wednes- day, to attend the annual Conference 'on the United Church in London. Messrs. Lawrence and Fred Fowlie of London. were home oper the week- end. The Young People• of the Hensall United Church gave a splendid per- forihance-of their play, "Sunny -Jane," in the town hall on Wednesday of last weelc under the auspices of the Young People of St. Andrews Church. Those who were unable to attend missed a great many laughs. The Young People of St. Andrews Church presented their play, "The Mistress of St. Ives," at Grace Uni- ted Church at Porter's Hill on Mon- day. - LOOK! Now is the time to do your 'Papering and Painting, as I have a large assortment of Wallpapers PRICE: Oc to $$3.00 per Roll TRY A CAN OF "LAKKO.' Four Hour Enamel for Floors, Furniture and Woodv, eek.• Paints and Varnishes for Every Purpose. SHOP (HURON STREET) . D. Qpen Wednesday and Saturday afternoons and evenings Y.J. Ao KAY, CLINTON Or Phone 234 for other appointments. /Baleen eieleil (The Baby Chick) Hese lAm! Now It's u to You I am a baby chick just out of the egg. Nature has filled lay little bread basket with enough food to last 72 hours. Then it's up to you. If oyu feed me a dirty mash or table scraps, I'll probably die. But if you start me on Purina Chick Startena and feed me according to the Purina Plan, the chances are nine to one that I'll grow up and make you money. Don't feed me anything for 72 hours. Then start me on 'Purina Chick Startena, the dependable starting mash containing buttermilk and cod liver oil. H. W. Charlesworth srerrrr:1 GODERICH: Rev. M. C. Parr, oderich, e ,has accepted ' unanimous p d a u a ivitation to become pastor of Hyatt venue United Chureh, London,, see- ding Rev.- G. X. Bradshaw, who s accepted a call to Simcoe. His ceptance is subject to the approval the stationing committee of the esbytery. If this body agrees to s removal he will commence his ties the first Sunday in July. Rev, Parr is 'widely known in the district. He has been located at Go erich for the past two years and is prominent in the church and so- cial life of the community. Prior to his coming to the 'lake town he re 5d i ed at Putnam. GODERLCII: ' The services in North street United church on Sun- day will be•in charge of the :W.M.S: Mrs. J. R. Earle, formerly of ;West. China, will be the speaker. Friends of 1V2rs. W. R. Thornton, two daughters spent Victoria Day formerly Miss Mary Walwin of this and the week -end with Mrs: McLar- village, were grieved to hear of the en's sister, Miss Josephine Stirling. death of her husband in the Cottage On their return on Sunday Miss Hospital, Grosse Pointe, on Monday, Stirling accompanied them to spend May 8, following an operation. The the week in Port Elgin - funeral took place from the Masonic Temple on Thursday and interment Mr. W. G. Rae left on Thursday made in"Roseland cemetery. Much to spend the holiday at his home in sympathy is felt for Mrs. Thorntotn Wroxeter, returning to the village on and son. Reginald.' - Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. G. Knight and Chas. • Empire -Day was marked at the Gemeinhardt of Toronto spent Vic- school on Thursday afternoon last. toria Day and the week -end with Rev. R. Mr. Gale gave a short talk then• parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Gem- on Ontario. Rev. F. H. Paull read einhardt. Mrs. D, Prentice aceom- a letter from a school girl in Malta parried them and spent the„ holiday which he had received when going to with her parents. public school himself, and emphasiz- Rev. and Mrs. W. a Richardson ed the need of unity and peace with - and two children of Waterloo spent in the Empire, Canada, our schools the holiday with Mrs.' Richardson's and homes. Mr. C. D. Wickard gave parents, Rev. and Mrs. R. M. Gale. a short address on the origin of Eni- Mr•. and Mfrs. Wm. Pease, Mr. and Aire Day. The school children gave Mrs. John Stackhouse, James Beas- recitations and sang patriotic songs. ley, Mr. and Mrs. Hanley, Mrs. Snel- The monthly meeting of the Wil - grove of London, Mr. Coleman of Til- 'ling Wiorkers” Mission Band was bury and Mrs, Thompson and daugh- held at the parsonage on May 1Sth ter of Simcoe were the guests of the with the president, Marie Grainger, former's son, Mr. John Pease, over in the chair. The meeting was open - the week -end. 11/r. .Win. Pease re- ed with our motto—"Do unto others maned to spend a couple of weeks es you would like them to do unto with his son, you," which was followed by our aim Mr. and Dors. A. Ford Ring and —"To sharp the Bible with other little ton. Douglas, Miss Mina Proc- . boys and girls all over the world, and tor and 1V1r. Win. J. King of Toronto practise friendship with them, so were the guests of the former's par- ` that they and we together may 'live ents, Mr, and Mrs. George Ring, ov- as Jesus lived." Tho devotional ex- er tho holiday and week -end. Mr. ! ercises were taken as follows: Scrip- ture reading—Luke 10:30-37, by Miss Edith Merner and Miss Emma Stur- geon; prayer by president. The min- utes of last meeting were read by seeretaly, Miss Eva Sturegon, Miss Edith Merner moving their adoption. Tho roll dell was answered by a verse with Hope in. it, Master Dick Ives - ton took up the offering and Miss Louise McLeod led iii the offering prayer. Recitations were given by lVLiss 'Geraldine Castle, Miss Doris Featherston, Miss Emma and Berth- ena Sturgeon, Miss Edith Merner, Miss Elsie McLeod sang "Jesus Loves Me." Musical selections were given by Miss. Louise McLeod and Miss Doris Featherston, Miss Anne Dewar told a very interesting story from the study book "In • African Busty" and Mrs. Gale told an Afri- can Picture story' which 'was also very' impressive. Side's -were 'then• chosen and it was decided that each side take the meeting alternatively, Miss Eva Sturgeon closed the meet- ing with prayer. Ecoit Mr. and Mr's. CR. Will and ' -fault- ily fadilY of London spent Victoria Dayan d the week -end at their cottage. Mr. Sidney Castle of Niagara Falls spent the holiday and week -end with his 'mother, Mrs. M. Castle, Mr„arid Mrs, E. 11. Johns and fam- ily returned on Sunday after having spent the holiday with the former's mother at Wiarton. Miss Marion Davison had the great •misfortune to have the second fin- ger on her right hand broken when playing soft ball last Friday.The girls' team has had to withdraw from the league as Marion is not able to play since the, accident and Mdss Jes-,sie Lindsay, another of the strong playerson the team, is very ill- with Pneumonia. Miss - Isabel Lindsay, who was' also ill with pneumonia, is now able to be up for a short time each day. Mr. ' and Mrs. J. Hamilton and Miss Pletcher of London came on Monday to occupy the former's cot- tage. Tho members of. the Blue ;Water Boys orchestra are occupying Mr. Ken. Moorehouse's cottage. Mr. James Cameron, ,Isabel and Evans Cameron of Togbnto spent the holiday and week -end with the for- mer's brother, Mr.. John Cameron. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stewart return- ed to. Hamilton on Sunday after hav- ing spent the holiday with the lat- ter's parents, •'Mr. and Mss. John Pollock. , Mr. and Mfrs. Harold King and.lit- tle Harold Attwood of Sarnia spent the week -end with Mrs. King's , par- •ents, Mr. and Mrs.', Charles Parker, Mrs. L, B. Smith and little Glen re- turned to London, Mr. Smith having come forthe 'holiday. Miss Annie Elliott of Toronto spent the week=end with her aunt, Mrs. John Fraser. Miss Ruth Houston of London vis- ited with her parents from Thursday till Monday. - Mr, and Mrs. H. Cobb of Toronto spent the holiday with the latter's mother, Mrs. M,. Ross, at Sum -R -Inn: Ma. and Mrs. W. Robinson and family spent the holiday and week- end at their summer home in the village. Mr. and Mrs, Hugh McLaren and it ate. C Mmss Muriel who 3s teac- oeTowCAsh$p ing at Maidstone, lci hga:ents.- Mr. andMasov,snteStirlinerpg;r'over the .holidays, ,Mr. and Mrs Eric Jones of Toron- to and Mir. 'and Mrs. H. Thomas of: Guelph spent the week -end with their sister, Mrs. S. S. Sloan. Mfr. Alf. McGregor and family of Detroit returned to their home on `Sunday, accompanied ' by Mrs. -$l Emmerson and Eldred.' blr. A. IfcGuire,'who was visiting friends in Seaforth, has returned home. itL verybody 'should avail themselves of the opportunity of seeing the sight of the fruit b wonderfulblos- som this week. The writer has nev- er seen anything like it before. Mr, Jas. Switzer halm returned hone alter having an operation in the hospital at Clinton, Miss Grace Stirling visited her parents, Mr. 'and Mrs. J. R. Stirling., Mr. and 'Mrs. Hall, who have spent the last five years in China, are spending their vacation with -the latter's sister, Mrs. R. R. Sloan. The choir of St, Andrew's church, Bayfield, put' on their play, ` "The Dtistress of St. Ives," at Grace church Porter's Hill, on MondaY, before a full house. Everyone enjoyed it very much, IwRSDAY, MAY 30, 1929. 't. pansinonsmineamininignsignipmeningsfillai JUST . : TlHE 'T- HI NG --his. -his a'm,, , bi tion.},.. .. D. o y ou , l'think `1 . M'yWoums�bn ndCus t eire,re''s. .oa 0lll'1.6,111.4'-` n gB16tp. ad �omzld doan'goO dtUyiVela ;fa caretseem togot, ahead, s ,lostdose. of .thetn+as znng obets e Wm. J. King has not visited Bayfield for over twenty years, having re- sided in Winnipeg until quite rec- ently when he came to*3Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Ian McRae of Strath- roy spent Victoria Day with the tat- ter's aunt, Mrs. John Fraser. Miss Grace Jowett of London spent the holiday and week -end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Wm. R. Jowett. Miss Alma 'McKay returned to To- ronto on Sunday after having spent the holiday with her parents. Miss Nina Heard, of Clinton spent the, holiday and week -end with her patents, MT. and ars, Win, Heard. Miss Elva Dewar and Mr. H. Stor- ey of Toronto spent the holiday and week -end with her parents, Mr. and. Mks. David Dewar. We regret to report that Mrs. Ade- laide McLeod had the misfortune to break her arm early last week. MnMand Mrs. A. Sturgeon of London, Mr, and Mrs, John Sturgeon of Port Dover, MTs. A. Catling and son, Jim, sof Port Stanley visited their parents, Mr• and Mrs; James Sturgeon over the week -end. Mr. and Mrs. S. Kipfer of Varna were also their guests on Sunday. 'Mr. Sam Whidcoinbe of Windsor spent the week -end with his parents. Mrs. D. Harrison of Goderich vis- ited her brotherly Mr. George King over the week -end. WINGHAM: North Huron Libd•- •als chose the sitting member, C. A. Robertson, as their representative in the next election, at the convention held here on Tuesday. ; W. E. N. Sin- clair, 'Liberal leader, was the chief (speaker. Nelson Parliament was al- so present. On Guaranteed Trust Certificates .. Secured by Approved First Mortgages and_Government Bonds. A. Legal Investment for Trust Funds. A descriptive Circular describ- ing these cem•tiftc¢tes'irdetail wilt be forwaarrdeed up'og request iJ/kith TERLING ST CORPORATlION, TORONTO'. : ' �-,REGINA STSRLIN4-TOW E'0. Si. Helens Mr., J. Metcalf .of London and Messrs. Tom Campbell and John Johnson of. Stanley spent the week- end at the home of Mr. Robinson Woods. Mr. Laurrance Anderson of Detroit motored up and spent the week -end at the home of his parents, Mr, and, Mrs. Joe Anderson. Mr. and Mss. Geo. Walker and family 'of East Wawanosh : spent Sunday at the home of Mr. Wm. J. Humphrey. Mr. Lorne Webb of Seaforth spent Sunday at his home here. A very instructive evening was spent by the Young People's Bible Class on Monday evening, when Mr. Gibson of Wtinghanr gave his illus- trated lecture on his trip to Mount Sinai. Mr. Gibson was:a member of the only party .who has over made this trip by motor. It was a real treat to hear him and see the illustrations. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Whithani of Galt spent the week -end at the lat- ter's mother's, 1Vf s. R. J. Woods. We aro pleased to report that Master Willie Humphrey, who has been ill, is now on the road to recov- ery. (Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Miller and son who have been visiting friends around St. Helens, left for their home in Oyen, Alta., on Tuesday by motor. Mr. Alvin Woods, Mrs. R. J. Woods and Mr. and Mrs. Robinson Woods spent a day last week visiting friends in Stanley, Mr. Alvin Woods left on Saturday for Fergus and Guelph and intended leaving Toronto Tuesday for Jasper Park, Alberta), where he has secured a position for the simmer months, WROXETER Mrs. Selby Dobbs and family of Becton are spending two weeks with 'her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. D, San- derson. IVIr. and Mrs, Edward Rami and family of London, spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Rann and Mr. and Mrs. C. White. Alkin Rann, Wingham,.spent the holiday with his parents, Mr. J. and Mrs. Rami. Messrs. H. Allan, Jack and Murdie Edgar, Brussels, spent the week- end at their respective homes. James Sanderson epent a few days last Week in London and De- troit. Ira McLean spent Friday at his home in Listowel. Mrs. W. Sharpin spent the 24th with Teeswater friends. ' Rev. and Mrs. Bolingbrooke and Mr, and Mts. R. J. Bann left Wed- nesday of this week to attend the conference of the United Church in London. Mn. and Mrs. N. Brandon and daughter); also Miss Ruth Stocks of London, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stocks. ' Mrs. W. J. Finlay, Listowel and daughter, Miss Ethel, nurse -in -train- ing at Grace Hospital, Toronto, spent the 24th with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wright and Mr. and Mrs. F. Green. Miss :E. Sanderson, Markdale and Miss Cann. of Shelbourne spent the week -end with the former's parents, Mr. and Mas. D. D. Sanderson.' Mesers, Harold Tipp, Les Douglas Ed. Gibson and W. Fralick .were Stratford visitors on the holiday. ' Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Sanderson and daughter of London, spent the week -end ` with D. D.. and Mrs. 'Sanderson. Dr. and Mfrs. Spence of Toronto, also Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Black and son of Toronto, spent the week -end witli'�Vfr. and Mrs. R. J. Rann, Mr. Clarence White spent Satur- day in London. Archie 'Gibson and Andy Inglis. of the bank staff spent Sunday at their hones Miss Shaab of Elmiyood, has been engaged as stenographer in Howick Mutual Fire. Insurance .Company. MSS Grace Cameron; Lucknow, is visiting with Mrs. Huffman, ' BRUSSELS:- The home of N. Chaiinan was the scene of a large gathering 'one, evening recently of the .members 'of St. John's Anglican with together. w h a number of friends, "the oecasion being a fare- well and social evening in honor of Rev. F. L. Lewin and family; prior, . to their removal to Mr. Lewuu, s new. charge at,,Parlrliill. During. the, eve- ning they were the recipients, of ,a well-filled purse of .gold., presented by Harvey McCutcheon, one,:. of the churchwardens, while Miss Evelyn Chapman read the address♦ mergency Crops to fight wee - The late season has given weeds a start in many' fields. Do not seed improperly prepared land Good crops cannot be expected and weeds will be encouraged. To ensurep robability of success in such fields, and to;control the weeds, take the necessary time to cultivate properly, but use.one of the later or emergency crops. Buckwheat, for instance, yields well, provides good feed, and has a.ready market. This will pay you better than a weed -ridden crop ! Hay crops suggested are millet, oats and sweet clover, or soybeans. A mixture of oats, peas and vetches may be used for either hay or silage. Rape is excellent for late pasture. Your . Agricultural Representative will gladly advise you about suitable crops and date awed - Mg. Write or call'upon him now, or write to the P Ontario Department' of Agriculture. ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTUR Parliament Ouiklings, ,Toronto j. A. Carroll Hon.ohn S. Martin " Director: Cropv, Cooperation j.Alinister and elfarrletr Branch Wainwright Petroleum In the Lead An advance of over 50 per cent. in three months on stock Have Let Contract for 15 more Wells Lhuite ' Number of Shares at $1.25 Certificates issued in order Applications are received. Phone for appointment and we will explain the situation to you personally. W. J. HERON, Representative Sales Development Co., Limited: Phone 253w, Clinton. Us ce 4.74i Immo Iliii Ilii Before' GYPROC After At trivial expense Gyproc will convert space now wasted into one or more extra rooms. 215 Virevroof Wallboard For Sale By Geo. T. Jenikins Clirtton9 O nt:.