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The Clinton News Record, 1938-06-23, Page 5ROXY THEATRE Clinton. Now Playing; Double Bill "Western Gold" a western picture with plenty of action and thrills "Love and ILisseG starring Walter Winchell, Bet Bernie and Simone Sinton. Mon„ Tues.. Wed. Jane Withers, the tom -boy of the screen in "Wild and Woolly" and The Jones Fatally in "Borrowing Trouble' Thurs, Fri., Sat. "HURRICANE" An outstanding- picture of the year starring DOROTHY LAMOUR and SON HALL. Combat,'-1"T,he Goldwyn Follies", in Technicolor, Mat.' :Sat. and holidays at 3 pan. SUTYTiIER. I, HERE CAPITAL THEATRE Goderich NOW:—"The Go:dwyn' Follies" in color acid with a Big Star Cast Mon., lues., Wed,—Two Features Marlene Dietrich—Charles Boyer head a perfedt east in a grand adventure "'Tie Garden of Allah" WALT' DISNEY ,presents his five Academy Award Cartoons in one colorful attraction Thurs., Fri., Sat. "The Adventures of Marco Polo" A richly historical account of a rollicking rascal GARY COOPER,' SIGRID GURIE Basil Rathbone and Binnie'Barnes Conning:—"DEAD END" Mat.: Wed., Sat., Holidays, 3 p.m. REGENT THEATRE Seaforth NOW: Alice Foye tai "SALLY, IRENE and MARY" Mon., Tues. Wed. Barbara Stanwyck, Joint. Boles & Anne Shirley In the dramatic story of mother love and self eacrifice "STELLA DALLAS" Thurs., Fri., Sat.—in color "The Goldwyn , Follies" ,One of tete top -spats in screen entertainment, with Adolphe Menjou, The Ritz Bios. Bergen and McCarthy, Kenny Baker and an' all star cast Coming—"MARCO POLO" Neat.: Sat and Holidays at 3. p.m. THURS., JUNE 23, 1938. THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD PAGE 5 BORRO[NING FOR PROFIT' •,to.¢ttray,(use14feaa. comes alieme 9J : for instance ....... To Carry 12 Fanners are not the only business men who need to borrow to make next season's "crop" possible. (Manufacturers have to purchase raw materials for a "crop" of future finished. products. Wholesalers must stock up in advance and warehouse their goods, if they wish a seasonal harvest of business. .+Retailers, buying for the new season's demands, may need money to take advan- tage of discounts, Many lines of business need to borrow, in. order to carry on. The Bank of Montreal makes loans to all kinds of Canadian business for _such constructive purposes. BANK OF MONTREAL ESTABLISHED 1817 "a bank where small accounts are welcome" Clinton Branch: H. M. MONTEITH, Manager Londesborough (Sub -Agency): Open Monday and Thursday MODERN, EXPERIENCED BANKING SERVICE , , . the Outcome of rzoYears' Successful Operation AUBURN Mr, and Mrs. Archie Robinson, and Mr, and Mrs, Ernest Patterson, vis- ited with Mr. and Mrs. Renderknecht of Detroit for a few days. Mr. Jas. Brundrit spent the week • end with friends at Mitchell, Miss Josephine Weir was a week end visitor• at Toronto. Mr, and Mrs. Joe Carter of Port Elgin, visited here on Sunday.Mrs. • Jas. Carter, who bad been visiting there, returned home with them. Mr. Frank Washington of Raniil- • ton, is spending his vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wash- ington. Gilbert McIllveen of Bowmanvtlle, is visitin • his an .a rents g r gt dp t Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Asquith. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mutely and family of La Combe, Alta, are visit- ing the former's mother, Mrs. James Mutch, 1 Mrs. M. Moore of Guelph is visit- ing Miss. Susy Blair. Miss Alma Mutely of. Toronto is visiting her mother, Mrs. Jas. Mutch.: Mr. George Disney. of Detroit • spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. •Geo. Beadle. i (fortune to break a bone in his wrist pieces of cut glass stemware. Mr. and last week while cranking his car. He Mrs. Smith cordially thanked their was taken to Clinton Hospital by Dr. friends for the, beautiful gift. B. C. Weir for an X -Ray. I Following a hearty luncheon pao- The ladies of the Presbyterian , vided by the ladies and topped with Church had a bee last Thursday to Bride's cape, the remainder of the scrub and clean the Church. 1 evening was spent in dancing and 1The men of the Baptist Church social. chat. After spending a week met last Friday, and fixed the roof, at the parental home of the bride, , and did other repairs to their church. the newlyweds left for their home in YUNGBLUT: WAGNER. 1Norands, Quebec. i A quiet but pretty wedding was Mr. and ,Mrs, W, J. Clark and solemnized at the manse at Londes-',daughter•, Doris, visited for a few born on Saturday when Doris Rene, days over the week -end at the form- voungest daughter •of Mr. and Mrs. er's brother's, Mr, Clifford Clark of Jacob Wagner of the Base Line, was Hamilton, and Mr. Ephraim Howes of united in marriage to Fredericlt Port Colbourne. I Yungblut, son of Mr. and Mrs.` Jos- t eph YungbIut of Hulett by Rev, A, W. Gardiner, The bride wore a blu e Y tailored suit with accessories to� GOI7GRICI TOWNSHIP match. They were attended by Miss" Mr. and Mrs. Norman J. Holland Latua Wagner R. N., of Oriliia and and family spent the week -end with Mr. John Sanderson of Blyth. .They friends in Hamilton and Toronto. will reside in Hellen. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Wise and The monthly meeting of the B. Y. family, also Miss Evelyn Wise, spent P. U. was held in the Church Sunday the week -end with friends in Oakville evening with Mr. and Mrs. Glen and Toronto. Raithby in charge, Bill Raithby read' : Mrs, Meredith Young and :Evelyn the scripture and Harold Reid led in of Gcderich, visiitk+d her sisters in prayer. Staniey McNall gave a read-, Toronto last weekend. ing. The topic "The Three Calls" was! Dr. and Mrs. Hobbs Taylor and taken by Mr, Charles Raithby. � baby. Annie of Dashwood,' Mrs. Fred Charles Breelclew and daughter,` Eve- Sharp of Exeter visited their cousins, lyn of Goderich gave special music. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thompson • on Meeting was dosed with prayer. • Sunday last, • Council Meeting:. -The Connell met ;on June 10 to consider the tenders 'received for crushing and delivering STANLEY • gravel in the township. Two tenders were• received; one at 50e and the Mrs. Stiles of Peterborough, nee council to strip the pits, the other at Augusta Diehl, visited Miss Maiy 48c and the tenderer to strip the pits. Gilmour and Miss Tena Baird'. last B. H. Goldthorpe received the con - Tuesday.' tract with the latter tender, The Mi, and Mrs, Jas, Forsythe of council then adioimnecl to meet on Wilkie, Sask., :visited his cousin, Saturday, July 2, instead of Monday Mrs. James Thomson, and other as usual. R. G. Thompson,' Clerk. t friends last week. I Mrs. Hubert Riffe, and son, Ger- t'ld. a£ Rochester. N.Y.. visited her, ST. HELENS S Ca parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ld- well last week. 1 Mrs. Wm. Campbell, who has been Mr. filbert Gilmour of Saskatoon,, visiting with Miss Mary Rutherford visited the past weep at the home of and other friends, has returned to his uncle, Mr. Hugh Gilmour and Mitchell where she is making her other friends. • • home at present. Mi. Thos. McDonald, Sr., and blrs.1 Mrs. John W. Reicl of Varna spent Thos. McDonald, Jr., of London, at- the weekend with Mrs. R. J. Woods, tended the Decoration of Odd Fel- A number of the neighbours and lows at Baird's cemetery, last San- friends of Mrs. R. K. Miller gather - day,' ed together last . Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs, Green of Goderioh and helped to celebrate her eighty- visited at Mr. Hugh Gihnour's last second , birthday. She . also enjoyed Sunday. , her annual telephone talk with 'her Mr. and Mra. Wi...Deiez, anti Nina.' sen, Stuart, of Alberta. We wish John Deite, also Mrs. Freed Tomlin- her many more years. son of 1Cinpen, and Mm. Sem pill- A very successful garden party ick of Saskatoon, visited et Mr. Geo, was held in .the shed of the United Baird's on Sunday. °r' Church,' St. Helens, on Friday even - On the evening of June 1.0th. the ing. Th ?clay "Cabbages or Dol - Stanley Ladies Club; with their fam- Jars", was „presented by the White - lies, ,together with a member of rel- church Young- People's Union, Pro- etives and friends, gathered at, the needs amounted to over $100.00. home of Mr, and Mrs, Fenwick Stew-' Mr,` Hugh Rutherford, Miss Mary art to meet their rlatightet• one her Rutherford, Mr. Jas. Durnin, Mrs. teshand, Mr, and Mrs. lir, G. Smith, W. I. Miller and Miss Isabel Miller on their return from .the hepeymoon visited with Mr, Wni. Courtney • re - trip. During the evening the young cently at Amberley. ' cotinle were asked to• come forward,' Mr. T. B. Murray, Miss Mary Mut•- and after e short address by W M ray, Mr. and Mrs. John Cameron McEwen, they' were' presented by and son, bon, attended the Radcliffe members of the Club with eighteen reunion at Guelph last week. Mrs. Jas. Howitt has returned home following a visit with her daughter,' Mrs. Percy Manning . of Londesboro,l ,and Mrs. Hugh .Chesney,, Seaforth. Mrs. Reid of Toronto . spent the wek end with her father, Mr. E. 13a11. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hamilton spent spent Sunday at Brucefield with Mrs. Hamilton's mother, Mrs. Wilson, Miss Ruth `Adele Frost of Flint, who is visiting her aunt and uncle, Mr. and • Mrs. W. F. Robinson, cele- brated her 9th birthday last Sat- urday by entertaining some of her Visitors at the hoarse of Mrs and Mr. William Dodds, Jr., on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Carter end family,of Winthrop, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Harriston and son of 'Londesboro, and Mie'and Mrs. John Hewlett .of Brussels, Mr. and Mrs. John McGill of Bel - grave and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Me Gill and family of ,Blyth with Mr. W. 'T. Riddell on Sunday. , Miss Mary Ascuith who has been 'convalescing at the home of her par- ents, Mr. • and Mr's: Chas. Asquith, following an operation for append- icitis has returned to her:, position 3n Fergus. Mr.- and Mrs. William Lapsley o: Calgary are visiting Messrs. Wm. 1 and John Roberton. Mrs. Goodfellow' and son of Nob- Belton, and Misses Cherry of I{lien- burg. spent the weekend with Mr. i and Mrs. George Hamilton: Mr. Reg. Asquith has left fortTor- vnto where he has secured work for the summer. l The flag pole sivated • beside the ' Public Library has been ,painted, the color scheme being red white and blue, The pole and flag were don- e.te'dd by Mr. W: T. Riddell last year. ,,Me, George Raithby had the mis- u Cut Flowers, Flowering Plants ` Floral Designs For All Occasions. SPRING FLOWERS. Chas. V. Cooke FLORIST Phones: 66w and 66.i Poultry Culling Time Poultry flocks usually have some boarders and persistent , cluekers, These should be culled out as prices are higher than usual for fat poul- try. Culling' done ,at night by exper- ienced -poultryman. Open Thursday evenings for eggs. N. W. TREWARTIEIA Phone 214j—Residence' 214w, MARRIAGES EGAN— HUDSON—On Saturday of ternoon, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Jenkins, Clinton, Min.- lue Lueiel Hudson, became the bride of Norman Arthur Egan, of Toron- to. Rev. C. W. D. Cosens officiat- ed. ' fficiated.' MIDDLETON—WOODS—In Trinity Church, Bayfield, on Saturday af- ternoon, Jane 18th, Jean Margaret Woods, Bayfield, was united in marriage to Mr. Robert Harold Middleton, Port Credit. The cere- mony was performed by Rev. F. H. Paull, Windsor, and the rector, Rev, W.. G, Bugler. STEWART—HOLLYMAN—In the United Church Manse, Blyth, on Thursday, June 16th, Dorothy Ir- ene, slaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hollyman, was united in marriage to Douglas Stewart of Blyth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stewart, Seaforth, by Rev. R. A. Brooks. DEATFLS SHEPPARD—In Clinton, on Satur- day, June 18th., Melinda Colclough, beloved wife of John P. Sheppard, aged 76 years. LONDON ROAD Another fine attendance of mem- bers and visitors gathered at the home of Mrs. 'Norman. Tyndall for the June meeting of the London Road Club. The meeting opened by sing- ing "Believe ine if all those endear- ing young charms" and tete Creed. The buying committee were instruet- ed to purchase new song books. A letter of thanks for flowers was re- ceived from Mrs. Fred. Slotnan. The roll call was answered by "How I can improve tiny education at home". Mrs. J. Davidson conducted an inter- esting flower contest and Mrs. CIegg was the winner of the first prize, consolation awards ands going to Mrs: W. Falconer and Mrs. Henderson. Af- ter singing another old favorite song, Mrs. Swinbank read front the Study Book. During the meeting the an- Vaal picnic was planned, and the date set is July 21st., both dinner and supper will be included. All who attend ate to include squeezed and sweetened lemons in their picnic baskets. HOLMi SVILLE Miss K. Heller of Sehringville was home over the weekend. A large. congregation enjoyed an inspiring discourse delivered by out pastor, Rev. 3, W. Herbert, on Sun- day last. The anthems rendered by the choir were very sweet, the solo being taken by Miss Gay Whitmore, and the duetby the Misses Gay Whit- more and Reta Cudmore Next Sabbath the pulpit will be oc- cupied by a Temperance Representa- tive, On Tuesday, June 28th, the Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Herbert and Billie will leave for .their' new home at Dresden. The best wishes • of their many friends at Holmesville follow theta.. We are pleased that Billie will return to resume his studies in Clin- ton Collegiate in September. On Tuesday afternoon a number of girl friends of Miss Jean Huller gath- ered at the home Of Mrs. E. A. Yea and spent a happy, social time to- gether. During the afternoon the. btide•'to-be was presented with a miscellaneous shower accompanied with the good wishes of all present. After refreshments the gathering dis= persed. We are „leased to report that Mrs. Les, Jervis who was critically, ill in Seaforth hospital, is able to be home again. Mr. Wm. ' Norman etas rented Mr,. A. Jervis' house in Holmesville, to. get possession in the fall. 40 Dead In. Train Crash When a train crashed through a weakened trestle on Monday it was feared that 40 lives were lost, The accident occurred ina flooded creek area in Montana, Twenty-two of the bodies were recovered and the rest could be seen in the partly submerg- ed cars, At least sixty -fire were in- jured. The tragedy was reported as being the worst in the United States SO LET US DO YOUR BAKING FOIL YOU. We Make a Large Variety of: FRUIT BREAD, BUNS, COOKIES, MUFFINS, CAKES, INDIVIDUAL PIES, LARGE PIES AND TARTS. Bartliff 6' Crich Phone 1. Clinton. Summer Cottage For Sale AT HAYFIELD ideal location near lake, spring water on propert- W. N. COUNTER CLINT,ON. 86 Lf. \ Tenders Requested Tenders per yard mile, for Brushing and delivering in Clinton, of approx- imately 3000 yards of crushed stone, will be received by the undersigned, up to noon of June 26th, 1988. R. E. MANNING, Town- Clerk: WRITE SHORT STORIES Members' }{cork Marketed First Send. For Plot (Free --No Obligation) THE STORY TELLERS' CLUB 57 Queen Street West, Toronto l dor FOUR CYLINDER CAR WINS RACE tllanufacturers Proud of Small Melor's Enduring Performance Floyd Roberts, driving a ear with a four -cylinder motor, advanced the number of eousecutive wins for this type of power plant to five when he won the Indianapolis speedway race in the all -time -record -shattering space .of four horns, fifteen minutes and fifty-eight seconds. His average speed was 117.2 utiles per hour and. he stopped but once during the entire grind, toeffect a change of tires and renew gasoline just beyond the half- way mark. CARD OF THANKS Mr. J. P. Sheppard wishes to ex- tend sincere thanks and appreciation for the 'ads of kindness, messages of sympathy and beautiful floral offer- ings received from so tnany friends and. neighbours. Also to those who offered or kindly loaned ears or as- sisted in any way during his recent bereavement. ForS ale I International. harvester two -horse Sean: scuffler. Chea;,, for quick sale. Apply to S. R. McMath, Holmesville. Summer Cottages l Furnished Cottages Cor rent on f Car of Western. Oats just arrived, Bluewater Highway, Lalce Huron, i testing over 43 lb. to bushel. Nice south of Goderich. Apply to. C. B. quality. Let me know requirements. Hale, Clinton. .. , 89-3.' YOUR PICNIC SUPPLIES —BREAD— Sliced. Any Desired Thickness. SOFT DRINKS Delivered at a Special Price. CHOCOLATE and SILVER CAKES. CHERRY, APPLE and PEACH PIES ORDER FROM Wendarf's Bakery and Restaurant Phone 68 For Sale or Rent Comfortable six -room cottage on James street. Apply to Edgar Patti- son,. Victoria street. 87-tf. -• Roofing We have a special liquid 'Fibre Coating or Aluntenix for steel roofs. Also repair flat roofs. We sell Ce- ment Tops for chimneys. Apply to Joe Becker, Clinton. Phone 42. 86-tf. House For Rent On Rattenbury street, east, modern conveniences, garage, possession in July. Apply to W. M. Aiken, "Har- ness and Shoe Store." 88-2. DESTRUCTION OF RAGWEED The Government of Ontario have is- sued a circular letter, calling attention to the increase in growth of Ragweed, which is estimated to be the cause of eighty per cent of hay fever, which is so distressingly prevalent in our midst, This noxious weed should be de- stroyed before the plant begins to flower in late June or early July. , The second growth of stalk should tgain be cutdown in late August or 'early September. rte e S mbr. The cooperation of the public is urged in tete efforts made to eradicate this weed. Weed Inspector. Poultry Wanted Give us the opportunity to cull your fowl. Highest prices and reli- able culling. All poultry weighed and !paid for at your Erupt. Gordon Pear- son, Clinton, Phone 226, 86-4. REFRIGERATOR—Norge, witha ten-year warranty, brand new, only $169.95. For further particulars see your local dealer, A. W. Groves. On display at. Beanies, For Sale • A good boat and a canoe, also a Me:scan saddle. Cali at Connel}. & Tyndail's or phone 162. 89-1. . TRANSPORTATION WANTED A District Church Parade and Ser- vice for Brownies, Cubs, Girl Guiles and Scouts will be held to the Aug - bean Church in Wingltant on Sunday evening next., Enough cars have al- ready been offered locally to trans port the Guides and c touts. If a few more are available tea. Bt•owtties and Cubs will also make ,.he trip. Any- one o take a load of the boys or girls to Winghant please get in touch with M. Schoenhals, Scout- master. Cars will leave the Scout hall about 5.30 p.m. OATS Cabin To Rent Bayfield, new, furnished, suitable for two. One dollar per day. Apply L. Langford, Rattenbut'y street, Clin- ton. 89-1.1 BUS SERVICE CHANGE OF '.CIMS 'TABLE June 25, 1938—Leave Clinton, South Bound Daily except Sunday and Holi- days -8.00 and 4.15 p.m, Sunday and Holidays -6,30 pari. North to Kincardine, 'Port Elgin, and Southampton -Daily except Sun- day and Holidays -2.30 p.ni.. and 8.05 p,m. Sunday and Holidays -2.30 and 9.40 p.m. 89-4. FIGS Pork prices very high and Feeds quite. low. Hominy $31.00 per ton. Wheat Screenings, over three parts wheat, $28.00 per tong Master Pig Grower and Finisher $42.00 per ton, Feed Pigs the Master way and you will be surprised at their rapid growth. CHICK FEEDS Carry Master, Maple Leaf Cafeteria and Shur -Gain Starter, Grower and Range Mashs. FRED O. FORD Grain, Flour, Feed and Seed Phone 123w T wish to thank the people of Clinton and vicinity for their co-operation during the past 2 years and solicit a continuance of the same. ALBERT PALMER Isaac St., Clinton. BURGESS' STUDIO CLINTON' Photographs of Distinction by IRENE BURGESS ; Phone .115. 4 Developing and Printing • t (Open Every Day) RADIO & ELECTRIC SERVICE Summer brings more exacting radio receiving conditions. Now is the time to have your set over-, hauled to make sere itis.tvot:ldng,- at its best. Radio inspection' in; your own home. Test Tubes—in- spect aerial -75c. Complete shop overhaul and tune-up (parts ex- tra) $2.00. PHONE 213. E. E. Mittel" RADIO-TRICIAN • IMPORTANT NOTICE ACCOUNTS, NOTES, JUDGEMENTS COLLECTED Our collecting department is a re - suit of years of successful •experi- ence in collecting local or out-of-town accounts. No collection, no charge —. Mail your Iist of accounts to -day to Burke's Collecting Agency, (License 176) HEAD OFFICE—SEAFORTH, ONT. 41-tf For Sale or Rent A number of places for Sale or, Rent of the S. S. Cooper Estate, compris- ing several stores, private dwellings and the Fair orchard situated on Whitehead street, consisting of seven acres. Also five -room apartment in the Sloan Block, newly decorated. Apply to A. J. Cooper,e` pp y God nth, or the Canada Trust Company, London. Mr. Cooper will be he Clinton, every Thursday until further notice. - 87-t.f. House For Sale Modern house, good locality, all conveniences. Apply F. Pingland. 86-4. For Salle or Rent Good Brick H ouse. Apply to E. Ward, Huron street. 85 tf. House For Rent Apply Scott's Grocery. 75-tf. SUPERFLUOUS HAIR , permanently removed by Electrolysis. MISS E. MERNER VARNA, ONT. • Phone Henson 97r12 or write to Varna, Ontario 94-13 House For Sale A very desirable residence on Prin- cess street. Goodgarden and fruit trees, electric lights and town water. House in good condition. Apply at the 'News -Record office. 75-e. Strawberry Boxes For SALE Apply to F. W. Andrews 1' o C aot n Phone 33 ! 86-tf, Wanted Highest cash prices paid for Old Horses and Cattle fit foe mink feed. Everything' removed. If dead phone at once, ` Fred Gilbert, 608r22, Clin- ton. 79-tf- For Sale A house and barn do Wellington Street. Water and hydro. Apply to J. E. Howard, 31 on 624, Clinton. 70-tf. Cleaning and Pressing Suits, Coatis and Dresses DRY CLEANING AND REP:4IRIN W. J. SAGO, TAILOR If not open work may be lett Hearn i Barber Sb ti`