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The Clinton News Record, 1939-05-04, Page 5THURS., MAY ''1, 1939 THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD: estival Music `Dead uarters g • STa kin Sale •t�ck a g TRUMPET, Cavalier, Over, Como product, reconditioned . ' $35.00 TRUMPET, Cann, silver, In case, reconditioned . $75.00 STRING BASS, like new .. , ..:, ..... ..'. . . . ........... $75.00 UPRIGHT BASS,. E' flat, good condition $50.00 TROMBONE, Pan-American, silver, in ease'$58.00 SAXOPHONE, E. Flat alto; reconditioned,: late model, Conn $85.00 SAXOPHONE,'tenor, "Buescher, reconditioned $125.00 GUITAR, all metal;', reg $135.00 for ........ , , . , , . , . $65.00 GUITAR, Gibson, reg. $225.00 for . $145.00, BRING IN YOUR INSTRUMENTS FOR REPAIRS 'WE DOA GUA1 ANTEED JOB. We are exclusive agents for MATTTIN and HESSEN instruments, as well .as, GIBSON .GUITARS D rma Bacon Music Shoppe. 242 Dundas Street — . London, Ontario _CLINTON LIONS CLUB FARMER'S NIGHT & BANQUET'( TI7ESIYAY, MAY 9th :Speaker -.Mr. .R. M. Morrison, president of the Dumart Packing Company, Kitchener. His subjeet will be of special interest to farmers who are invited to be present. Tickets Obtainable from W. L. Whyte, F. Filig!and, J. C. Shearer „ and F. O. Ford. 3�.«. �' :««» = «? •,«ww;N* ww; ;«� ;::H::,., s,Hw.,w,w,w,�: ..r» 3 HERE IT IS 1940 DeFOREST CROSLEY PORTABLE RADIO1 4 tube model complete with batteries. Only' 29.95• Carry it anywhere. Just the thing for picnics, summer cottages, etc. 'APEX WASHERS — With the Spiral Dasher. •.. NORGE REFRIGERATORS - All with ten year guarantee. NORGE ELECTRIC STOVES. All are specially priced for Electrical Week. 4. O Princess SStreet 4-44 4 Nf004, 44.t RH.te00 tH♦4,004,000.00440400-tee H'RN f e f : 14444. WHY WE RECOMMEND MASTER CHICK STARTER The following are the results of a competitive test conducted on the farm of Victor Roy, Londesboro:— r 620 Day -Old Leghorn Pullets started .111areh lst, 1939 310 started on MASTER - 310 started' on popular brand of commercial chick starter:.. 5 Weeks Old: 288 living chicks on MASTER -272 living chicks on competitive feed. Average Weight Master -Fed chickens 12.1, ozs. — Average Weight competitive -fed chickens 10.6 ozs, Difference in favour of MASTER -Fed Chickens, 1%^ ozs. per chick. Chickens _Weighed and Caught by Victor Roy. Before ordering your Chick Starter arrange to see some chick- ens being fed Master and you will be convinced that it is, rightly called the "self-starter' : for baby .chicks. • If you are buying; started chicks insist they are started on Master. reittaeteeteteteole Fred CLINTON tite.: `..eittf e r 1e 4 tetettee otoret a tete'l rteee+r a..44 ; 1-, a !!;H;H; 2 VICTORIA STREET. FOR BEAUTFUL PICTURES. FOR MOTHERIS DAY - COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF MODERN WALLPAPERS Evening Showings by Appoiutntent. 3t` Phone 27. ._ CONSTANCL - I PORTER'S HILL Miss Gladys Gale 'entertained the Mr. Wilfred Scott attended the banquet .of. the Supertest dealers in -London on Thursday evening last. We are sorry to learn Mrs. Charles Dexter is under the doctor's care. 'We : hope She will soon be feeling (better, Mn Walter Scott treated himself to a new Dodge De Luxe on Sat- urday.. Mrs. Andrew Reekie and . little 'daughters and Mr. Archie Hoggarth of London, •spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Britton. We are pleased to see Mr.` Wnt. 'Iiugill back to the village 'again this 'week. Ile iv busy fixing up; a nen, work 'shop; Mrs. S. 'IVI'hMichael , is very ill. We "hope Tor a Speedy recovery. Mrs.-'MeLeod' of Seaforth, is visit ring fri'end's in the village. Mr, and Mrs. H. Fitzsimons of Clinton and Miss Ethel 'Dale spent "Sunday -post, at the home,of the Moore ;icbrathers .( 'newly organized Bible class, (Grace !United Workers) at her home' on Tuesday evening of last, week. Twen- ,ty-fern' members were present. The meeting opened ' with song service followed by the devotional period, al- l -ter which a short pr'bgrattpne was 1 enjoyed. ,Refreshment@ were served +tand the meeting closed by singing he' National. Anthem. VARNA Mrs. Peters has returned home front haaving an operation in Strat- ford hospital. Her many friends are :glad she is much improved. Very sorry to hear that Mr. Geo. Howson is ill. We hope for a speedy recovery. The village was shocked to learn of.• the death of Mrs, John Sparrow which accurr ed on' Monday. Mrs. Margaret Reid has returned horde after ' a nonth,'s visit with her sister.,'1VIrs. 'Fee 'of Seaforth. BIRTHS DEWAII — On Monday, May 1st,, 1939, at . Women's College Hospital, Toronto, to Mr. and Mrs. David Dewar (nee Elva Wheatley) a son, David George. POTTER — In Clinton hospital,on Friday, April 28th., to Mr, and Mrs, George Potter, -a daughter: DEATHS MILLER–.In Tuckersmith Township, on Sunday, April 30th;, Henry Wil- liam Miller, in his 72nd, year. SPARROW—In Shanley- TownOhip, on Monday, May lst., Jennie It. McNaughton, widow of John Spar row, in her Both. year. IN MEMORIAM In memory of Charles Weston, Hay- field, Ont.,' died May '.7th,' 1938. His faint last wish we should like to have heard. And Breathed in his ear one parting word, Only ;those who have lost, are able to tell The pain of the heart in not saying farewell. :Remembered by his wife Mary E. IN MEMORIAM JONES—Inyprecious Memory of the former Vera Jones Who passed away May ,3, 1937. Not lost •te we who, loved her; Just gone on before ( To a beautiful. Isle of Somewhere, Where parting will be no more.. :Ever remembered by her family. AUBURN Mr. Reg. Asquith of Queens , Uni- versity, Kingston, . is visiting. hi s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Asquith. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Robison were at London on Friday. Mrs.' • Earl Raithby, Mrs. Frank Raithby and Grant,. Mrs. Stanley Johnston and Miss Amelia Mellwain were at Wingham on Sunday. Mrs. Ernest Kneeshew and Mrs. Wm. Horney of Meaford 'spent the weekend with their sister, 1VIrs. Joe Carter and Mr. Carter. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Yungblutt and family of Oakland spent Sunday with Mr. and Mtn, John. Yungblutt. Mr .and Mrs. A. J. Ferguson spent Thursday with Mr. 'and Mrs:. iTa's. Nicholson of Wingham. Ms. Stovin of Sask., is visiting her brother, Mr. W. T. -Riddell. IlIrs, Jas. Carter and Sadie' visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carter of Port Elgin, Rev. and Mrs. H. C. Wilson, Mrs. Tas. Woods, Mrs. Wm, Mcllwain and Mrs. Chas.. Straughan were at Wing - ham on Thursday attending Presby- tery of the United Church. Mr.' Joseph Miller of Windsor is visiting hies son, Mr, Lloyd Miller and Mrs, Miller. Mr. Herb, Govier tore down the stable on his mother's place in the village last week. While in the act of doing so- he carne across ati ox yoke which is over 100 years old, C. G. T. T. The 0. G. I; T. of Knox United Church held their first meeting of the season on Friday' evening in the basement of the Church. Ruth Arthur was in charge of the opening exer- cises. Betty - Craig favored with a solo accompanied by her sister, Da. Vivian Straughan gave a piano in- strumental and Mary Munro gave a reading; a sing -song led by the girls leader, Miss Dorothy Anderson; Helen and June Marsh favored with a duet. Stewart. McBurney, load +superin- tendent; of East Wawanosh is oper- ating the new grader on the roads of East Wawanosh township. Edgar Lawson who owns a saw- mill here shipped a large load of lumber from the Auburn station on Thursday. John Hallam and Norman Hamil- ton, both of Auburn, recently truck- ed two large loads of potatoes to Toronto. Earl and George Raithby both of Auburn have lost valuable cows this week. The cause is unknown. A meeting wa held is the Public Library last night for the purpese•of organizing a ball team. It was de- cided to have a soft ball team this. year. Gordon Murray, Wesley Brad - nock and. Stanley McNall were ap- pointed,, to look after the games. Most of the farmers in this district have commenced seeding. „ Services, in the Anglican 'Church will be at .7.30 p.m. next Sunday evening. Mr. and' Mrs. Win, Mutch and daughter, Dorothy, of Clinton, spent Sunday with Mrs. Margaret Arthur. STANLEY Mrs. Tho,ss, Campbell is visiting Mrs. John McEnight at Clinton this Week. Mr, and Mrs,_ Jas. Hay of Tucker- stnitlt visited Mr. and Mrs. John E. Pepper last,,Sunday. Mr. , Hugh McGregor of Detroit visited at the home of Mr. John Me - Cowan and -Mr. Geo, Baird last week., Mr, and Mrs Jas. Cameron of Hamilton spent the weekend visiting his aunt, Mrs. Neil' McGregor, and other, friends. Mrs. Met43i or se turned to ."Hamilton' to visit for a while. Work on. 100 -foot extension to: the south pier at Kincardine harbor is being rushed.: With fair weather prevailing workmen hope to have all the steel piling driven in five weeks', time. After that, weather conditions will not effect placing of fill. D. G. Ross, Kinoardine„has the contract for the work. ' PAGE- G hee 'creggidiji CUT FLOWERS FLORAL DESIGNS For Every Occasion . Ve Cooke FLORIST Phones: '66w and 661 Good Prices FOR POULTRY ARE EXPECTED TO CONTINUE FOR SOME WEEKS Poultry culled by an experienced poultryman. Our experienced candiers, will give you good service in grading your eggs. N. W. TREW ARTHA' Phone 214i; Night 214w. vielumnammoar- Lawns Rolled Rave your lawn rolled with HEAVY POWER ROLLER and note the difference. SEAFORTH LAWN BOWLING CLUB Leave Orders Promptly with • M. J. AGNEW, Chairman, Park Committee vssissass 3:4-1 Harold Wolfe, 21, son of Mr, and Mrs. Albert ` elfe, of Crediton, had a vertebra fractured when a light delivery truck he was driving went out of control and threw him thro' the top. He wies taken to London for examination which showed the broken bone in his back. Wolfe was accompanied in the truck by Roy Lotter and was on his' way home from Mt. Carmel when the truck struck a hole in the road that sent it out of. control. He will be forced to remain in a cast about six weeks. OLD TYME NCE t'gil at Friday. May 5th If you enjoy good old tyme dancing — dance to — FRANK KENNY '& His Hoozier Hot Shots General Admission 25e House for Sale A 'nest desirable ,7 -roomed house in good locality, .A. few minutes walk from the Collegiate. Electric light and water, large lot with some fruit trees. Apply New -Record Office, 26-c, • For ;lent Nine -room brick house, on Raglan street, 2 acres of land, barn, and hen house. Town lights and water. For particulars apply Lloyd Ferguson, Clinton, Ontario. 84-1. CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Henry W. Miller wish to express their thanks for the many kindnesses and expres- sions of sympathy •extended to then lit their recent bereavement. Floral tributes are gratefully acknowledged and special thanks' extended to those who kindly loaned , cars. N,OTIC> Cars simonized, washed or painted. Rolling homes and outboard motor- boats painted, All work carefully done and rates very reasonable. See Ecl. Grealis.. 'Huron street. 34-2. For. Salo International Corn Planter with fertilizer attachment. Price reason- able. J. W. Vat:Egmont', Phone G41r13, Clinton, Ontario. 34-1. Pasture Cattle wanted for, pasture on Lot 19,,.Con. 5, Hullett, good gratis, water and'shade. ' Apply to J. E, Reynolds, Seaforth, Ont,, Phone 170-33, . 34-2p. TENDERS WANTED Bullett Township Tenders will be received until 7 P.m. Tuesday, May 9th, 1939, to fur- nish power and operate the. Hullett Township Crusher; at the rate of 280 Rev. per Min. All crushed material to be put through an inch square screen andto be crushed to the sat- isfaction of the road Superintendent, and up to a four miles haul and price per yd, over a four miles haul, to be stated. • The contractor to supply his own dag_line and move the crusher from Ole pit to the other without any additional cost to the township up to; three„•.moves. Tenders will also be received for Contractor to supply his own equip- ment for crushing and trucking the crushed material to anywhere in the Township. The contractor must comply with the rules and regulations of the Workman's Compensation Act, and to furnish ,a Marked Cheque for $200.00 with his Tender. Lowest or any Tender not necesser:• ily accepted. • 'JAS. W. McCOOL, Clerk, Hullett--Townshipt ' ..34-1, RtOXY THEATRE Clinton. Now: Dick 'Powell in "HARD TO GET” Mon., Tees(. Wed. "WHITE BANNERS" 1 Taken,' from a story by Lloyd C. Douglas of faith, philosophy, and sacrifice, Claude Rains, Fay Bain. ter and Jackie Cooper. Thurs., Fri., Sat.. "YOUNG IN HEART" An old woman's faith ina. vaga- bond family helps them to see the folly of such a . life, and decide to settle down. Janet Gaynor, Doug, Fairbanks jr. and Roland Young Coming: "ALGIERS"' with Sigrid .Gurie Mat: Sat. and Holidays at• 3 p.m. Special Children's, Matinee, Thurs. May 11th, 4.15 p.m. CAPITAL, THEATRE Goderich Now: Roy Rogers in "BILLY 'I`TIE I{ID RETURNS" Mon., Tues., Wed. Wayne Morris—Eddie Albert Priscilla Lane and Ronalti Reagan Eighteen months' on Broadway now a record -breaker on the screen. "BROTHER RAT" Thur., Fri., Sat. Diek Powell—Anita Louise and Allen Jenkins in a mirthful fuofest about a race - rider who bed to be tied in the saddle. "GOING PLACES" Coming: "THREE SMART GIRLS, GROW UP" Mat: Wed., Sat. & Holidays 3 p.m. REGENT THEATRE Seaforth Now: Jackie Cooper in "NEWSBOYS' HOME" Mon., Tues., Wed, Dick Powell & Olivia De Havilaini co-starred in' a lively story punec- liated with explosive laugh -spots, "HARD TO GET with Chas. Wissinger and Allen Jenkins Thur., Fri., Sat. Wayne Morris and Priscilla Lane offer a vigorous end refreshing., yarn ,• concerning military college life. "BROTHER RAT" Coning: Spring Byington in .,,.i "BLONDIE" Mat: Sat. and Holidays at 3 p.m.' ICE CREAM TRY ONE OF OUR — REFRESHING SODAS Or a COOLING SUNDAE WE SELL — - SILVERWOODS ICE CREAM IN BRICK OR BULK And of course we have ICE CREAM BARS in Assorted "Flavors. "EAT ICE CREAM FOR HEALTH" Bartliff & Crich Phone 1. Clinton. BRAY CHICKS Why write letters and send money orders? Order your Bray Chicks through me—personal attention, prompt delivery. D. M. MALTBY, .Manager, Clinton Creamery CLINTON, ONTARIO a y Chicks ENGLISH LEGHORNS — BARRED ROCKS — CUSTOM HATCHING Elmslea Chick Farm E. L. Mitten 1 CLINTON. PHONE 213 For Rent 45 acres, there or less, of pasture land, Lots of shade. Spring creek runs through property. Adam Steep, R. R. 3, Clinton. Phone 5.00x12..34-1. For Sale Near Collegiate, 1% storey house, 7 roosts, all modern conveniences; also corner lot with good garage. Will sell properties separately or to- gether. Write Box 387 or Apply Mrs. M. Ford, William street, Clinton. 34-2p. Wanted Highest cash prices paid for Old Horses or Cattle fit for mink feed. Everything removed. If dead animals, Phone at once. Fred Gilbert, 608r22, Clinton R. R. 2. 34tf. Farmers—Build Now Good used lumber, cheap in job lots —choose from present large, selection. 20 thousand feet 2x6, 2x5 and 2x4; 2 thousand feet siding; 13 thousand feet sheeting; 2 hundred sticks heavy hardwood joist and some heavy tim- bering. ' See Douglas, Clinton Flour 14J iI1. 34-1. SEALED TENDERS addressed to the undersigned and endorsed "Tender for new interior fittings, Public Building, Clinton, Ont.," will be received until 12 o'clock noon (daylight saving), Tuesday, May 16, 1939, for the supply and 'installation of interior fittings in the Public Building, Clinton, Ont. Phone+ and specifications can be seen and forms of tender obtained at the offices of the Chief Architect, De- partment of Public Works, Ottawa, the Supervising Architect, 36' Adel- aide Street East, Toronto, Ont., 3M Caretaker, Public Building,, Hamilton, Ont., and at the Post Office, Clinton, Ontario. Tenders will not be' consideree; un- less made on the forms supplied by the Department and in accordance with the conditions, set forth therein. Each tender must be accompanied by a certified cheque on a chartered bank in Canada, payable to the ordef of ,the Honourable the Minister e Public Works, equal .to 10 per cent of the amount of the tender, or Bear- er Bonds of rM Dominion of Canada or of the Canadian National Railway o Cornpany and, its constituent compan- ies, unconditionally guaranteed as to principal and interest by the Domin- ion of Canada, or the aforementioned. bonds and a certifiedcheque it re quired to awake' up an odd amount. By ordek' J. M, SOMERVILLE, Secretary. Department al Public Works, Ottawa, May 1st, 1939. BREAD Prices Reduced. TRY OUR NU -SOCIAL LOAF Plain or Sliced PHONE OR LEAVE YOUR ORDER FOR A CHOCOLATE CAKE FRESH CHOCOLATES FOR MOTHER. Wendorf's Phone. CELYIENT A Fresh Supply of ST. MARYS BRAND CEMENT On Hand' W. J. Miller &Son 30-33. Seed For Sale Ontario 'Variegated Alfalfa Seed for sale. Grown on new land, F. Gilbert, 7th con. Goderich township. 608r22 Clinton. 31-tf. rutin For Sale 110 acres, situated 114 utiles west of Clinton on No, 8 highway. New brick house and bank barn. Running water in both house and barn from good artesian well. Apply on prem- ises to Harvey Jenkins, R.R. 3 Clin- ton. Phone 610r2. 32-tf. House for Rent Comfortable residence on Huron street. Good furnace, quarter acre land, Apply Mrs. A. L, Cartwright, clo H. Alexander, R. R. 2, Bayfield, Phone 608:r (3. 24-tf. Ford For Sale Ford Coach 1937 Model in perfect condition. Mileage 12,000. Also ai Buick 1932 .Model, low mileage. W. N. Counter. 30-tf. Strawberry Plants FOR SALE SENATOR DUNLOP, original strain, and true to name. Most popular berry grown. Early and Pine Flavor. PLANTS $1.00 per 100; $3.00 per 500 $5.00 per 1,000 Phone 33 F. W. ANDREWS 33-2, Hatching Eggs Good Barred Rode eggs for hatch- ing. Apply to Ed. Miller, Clinton, R. R. 3, or phone 6 on 611, 34-3. - Bricklaying Brick laying and cement work wanted, First-class work. Reasonable rates. No job too small or too big. Phone 92 Clinton. 34-1. Strawberry Plants Improved Senator Dunlop, O.A.C. early, 75c per 100; 70c per 100 in 500 lots; - $6 per 1,000. M. C. Marquis, Base Line, Phone 638121, 33-2p. I•Iouse to Rent Frame house on Albert street north, immediate: possession if re- quired. Apply to Albert Morrell, Londesbot o,, R.R. 1. 33-tf. Car for Sale 1985. Model Terraplane for sale. Apply , on premises of Mr's. T. 3. McNeil, 1-ligh street, or Mr. W. 'Hig- gins, Rattenbury street, East. 33-tr. ' Pigs For Sale One litter of' nine, just weaned. Eight small: chunks. All good thrifty pigs, Two sows, just bred, Gordon Pearson, Clinton, Phone 226. 33-2P. Community Auction Sales at Dick' Hotel Stables, Seaforth, / FRIDAY, MAY 5th 11 usual run of pigs, cattle, poultry, furniture, etc. Bring in anything you have.. to sell. Rates reasonable. HOMER IIUNT, Manager, Phoane 'Seaforth 228 12. GEO. II. ELLIOTT, Auctioneer. j 1 ' 1 1 , 33,tf BURGESS' STUDIO CLINTON • Photographs of. Distinction by IRENE BURGESS Phone 115. ,1 Developing and Prinking (Open Every Day) CLOTHES DO NOT MAKE THE MAN BUT THEY ADD TO HIS APPEARANCE. WE ARE EXPERTS IN THE RE. PAIRING BUSINESS.. Give Us A Call. ALBERT PALMER ' ! Isaac St., Cluitou. WE ARE PREPARED TO GIVE Expert Repair Service ON ALL MAKES OF BATTERY AND ELECTRIC RADIOS ' FOR FIRST CLASS SERVICE PHONE 213 MITTELL'S Radio & Electric Service Change of Time -Table — Stratford-Goderich Coach Line EFFECTIVE APRIL 30 Leave Clinton for Stratford, - Daily 8.10 A.M. & 5.10 P.M. Leave Minton for Goderich, Daily except Suns, & Holidays, 1.15 P.M. & 8.00 P.M. Sundays & HoIidays, 1.15 P.M. & 9.40 P.M. Bartliff & Crich, Iocal agents, phone 1 CUSTOM SAWING Custom sawing will be done in Clinton and Bayfield as usual during the corning spring. We are in the market for a few good maple, bass- wood and white ash logs. Dry Hem- lock lumber, scantling and joists for sale. McEWEN BROS,, BAYFIELD Phone 624r4, Clinton central 21-tf. Plants For Sale Raspberry cane, Latham nursery strain, large, red, meaty berries, hea- vy cropping. 1 dozen for 15c; 50 for $3,00; 100 for $5.00, Strawberries, Senator' Dunlop, Downham nursery strain, 100 for '$1.25; $0,00 for 1000 at the garden. Collin's: Berry Faris, Phone 616r42. 32-tf. For Sale Clean Sweet Clover Seed, mostly white, 5e per lb. Also a good cow, due to freshen May 1st. E. Pollock, Bayfield Road, 2 miles west of Varna. 32-3. Pasture I have room for 20 more head of cattle. Good grass, water and shade. O. R. Forster, Maitland Con., Col- borne, R. R. 2., Clinton, Phone 160, Carlow. 33-3. Seed for Sale Good, clean, home-grown Alfalfa seed, • Timothy seed, Early Alaska Oats, White and Irish Oats, hulless oats, ,Barley and Spring Wheat. J. Leslie Cox, R. R. 1, Goderich town- ship or phone 603r2 Clinton Central. 28-tf. Upholstering Chesterfields, antiques, chairs, etc. reasonably done, wide range of cov- erings. 16 years experience, prices on request. Wm. Reid, West street, Goderich. 26-tr. House for Sale A very comfortable frame residence at corner of Fulton; street. A11 modern conveniences, garage and % acre of land. Good garden and well located. For particulars apply Miss ,Bessie Watt, Clinton, Phone 171. 23 tf. Wanted Old horses or cattle for mink feed; if dead phone at once. Will pay ac- cording to value. Elmer Trick, phone 607r5, or Lloyd Baticins, 619x14. 84 tine -o -w House for Sale or Rent A good ten -roomed house, on. Vic- toria street with modern convert- iences, good garden, .house in good condition. Apply to Lorne or Charlie Brown, Clinton, Ont, 09-tf. Cleaning ' and Pressing Suits, Coats and Dresses DRY CLEANING AND REP AMINO W. L JXGO, TAILOR Tf not open work May has left a: Reuel% Barber Shay.