Clinton News-Record, 1950-02-16, Page 5THURSDAY,FEBRUARY
16, 1950
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AC FOR REPAITION
`TARE' -ROOMED APARTMENT,
bath, hot and cold water, for
sent. , Phone 907r3. 7-8-b
FURNISHED ROOM TO. RENT.
Apply Miss E; Becker, Erie St,
Clinton, 7-p
ARTICLES FOR SALE
'KITCHEN CABINET: small ice
'box; oil brooder; water draught
and fountain; feeder roost; as-
sorted windows. A Garen, phone
'512. 7-b
PLAY PEN AND MATTRESS;
boys' skates, size 5; baby car-
singe; electric .fan; Frigidaire, six
cubic feet, one year old. Phone
ZZ51J. 7-8-p
AUTOMOBILE PARTS
FOR SALE.
HOUSES FOR SALE
11/ STOREY INSTIL BRICK
six -room dwelling with hardwood
floors, furnace, bathroon, water
on tap, garage, . all in Al con-
dition, good location. Cecil
Wheeler, Realtor, Blyth, phone
88. 6-7-b
MEDIUM=SIZED BRICK HOUSE
containing two apartments. Must
be sold to close estate. Contact
Jabez Rands, Clinton, phone 80.
2-b-tfb
11 STOREY FRAME DWELLING;
living room, dining room, kitchen,
den, down; four bedrooms and
sunporch up; three-piece bath
down; furnace; garage; small
nod1. location;
p
about April . Laawson,
Realtor, phone Clinton 251W.
6-b-t'fb
FOR QUICK SALE—NEW Five -
roomed cottage, insul brick sid-
ing, asphalt roof, oak floors
throughout, three-piece bath,
built-in cupboards, basement, all
connected to sewer, water and
lights, immediate possession, This
house will be sold for highest
cash offer on or before March 20.
Subject to reserve bid: Apply
Bert Huller, King St., phone
319J. 5-b-tfb
!' HELP WANTED—Female
-WRECK1,,NG 1934 FORD — One I
good radiator; two good snow -
grip tires, 556x7T; and other parts.
Harold Glew, Victoria St., Clin-
ton, phone 355J. 6-7-p
EQUIPMENT FOR SALE
'SET OF TWO SPRING -TOOTH
Massey -Harris harrows in good
,condition. Clarence Ball, R.R. 1,
Clinton, phone 804r5, 7-p
FARM HELP
RELIABLE, EXPERIENCED
Holland families, arriving soon.
Apply to Cde Haan, Belgreve,
'Ont. 7-b-tfb
FARMS FOR SALE
125 ACRE FARM on County
Road; 80 acres No. 1 land, 25
acres bush, 20 acres rough land,
17 acres wheat, bank barn, drilled
well, windmill, good stabling,
-ten-roomed red brick house, hard
-and sfot water, furnace, garage,
'driving shed, hydro throughout,
'close to village and school. Pric-
'ed to sell. See this farm before
you buy, terms. For particulars
en this and other farms see Cecil
"Wheeler, Realtor, Blyth, phone B.
6-7-b
GRAIN FOR SALE
FEW BUSHELS "CASCADE"
'heavy yielding spring wheat; also
a few bushels Clinton oats; two -
wheel farm trailer with stock
rack. Ferg VanEgmond, phone
187. '7-p
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
SEVENTEEN LITTLE PIGS, sev-
en weeks old, Edgar Rathwell,
11.11. 2, Bayfield, phone Clinton
'00954. 7-p
SOW DUE FEBRUARY 28; 11
weaner pigs; three tons baled
Straw. Apply F, P. Arkell.• R.R.
`2, Bayfield, phone Clinton 906r25,
7-p
RADIO SERVICE
ROBERT WEEKS, Radio Service,
member National Schools, Los
Angeles, Calif. Radio service,
construction, installation of an-
tennae, adjustment end repair,
Noise and interference elimina-
tion caused by fluorescent lights,
motors, etc. Phone Clinton 633r3,
'Or write R.R. 4, Clinton. 7-p
WANTED
BABY CARRIAGE OR PRAM in
•mood condition, Phone 191W.
'GIRL TO DO HOUSEWORK
five clays per week, Apply Cpl,
Neilson, phone 382 Clinton.
7-p
M1SCECELLANEO1JS
LIVE HORSES WANTED FOR
mink feed; mink scarves for sale.
Elmer Trick, phone 907r5.
4 -b -tib
SAWS, ALL KINDS FILED AT
C. Hoare's orchard, mile north of
town. Will work odd days,
harvesting, etc. 1-10-p
ALL OLD HORSES AND DEAD
animals. If suitable for mink feed
will pay more than fertilizer
prices. If not, will pay fertilizer
prices, If dead phone at once.
Phone collect, Gilbert Bros. Mint
Ranch, 936r21 or 936r32, Goder-
tele 2btfb
ROOF REPAIRS
SAVE TROUGHING — get your
eave tr"u'h on now, or repaired.
For info• e•,'ion and prices phone
Clinton 807i'S, or Brussels, 96x4.
5-6-7-p
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs, Harold Emmerson wishes
to express her appreciation to all.
friends who so thoughtfully re-
membered,her while a patient in
Clinton Public Hospital with
flowers and cards; special thanks ary 14,
to the nurses and the WA of MacMATH — At the home of her
Wesley -Willis United Church. daughter, Mrs. Ewan Ross,
CARD OF THANKS Holmesville, on Saturday, Feb-
Iwish to thank all those who ruary 11, 1950, Wi ifs red E.
Goodwin, beloved wife of the
late Samuel MaclVfath, in her
70th year. Funeral from the
Beattie and McRoberts Funeral
Home, Rattenbury St. E., Clin-
ton, to Maitland Cemetery,
Goderich, on Monday, Febru-
ary 13.
BIRTHS A SCHOOL BOARD OFFICIAL
CRICH—In Clinton Public Hos- • puts us right regarding the alleg-
pital, on Wednesday, February ed tack of a school tractor and
15, 1950, to Mr. and Mrs. Wil- plow in Clinton, whereas Sea-
bur Crich, R,R. 1, Clinton, a forth has one . . . Apparently,.
son. this equipment was ordered By
GINGERICH — In Clinton Public the local Board as long ago as
Hospital, on Tuesday, February July 1948 . Our apologies!.:,
14, 1950, to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
G•ingerich, Zurich a son.
JOHNSTON— In Clinton Public SLOAN—In Clinton Public Hos-
Hospital, on Friday, February i phial, on Thursday, February
10, 1950, to Mr. and Mrs. , 16, 1950, Olive. Moon, beloved
Howard Johnston, R.R. 4, Chu- wife of William Sloan. Rest
ton, a son, ing at the Ball and Mutch Fun-
eral Home, High Ste Clinton,
MARRIAGES
where the funeral service will
LAMBIE-CURRIE—At the Pres- be held on Saturday afternoon,
byterien Manse, Clinton, on February 18, at two o'clock, to
Saturday afternoon, February Londesboro Cemetery, ,
11, 1950, by Rev, D. J. Lane,
Thelma Louise, daughter of
Mrs. Currie and the late John
Currie, Dungannon and Code -
rich, to Raymond George, son
of Mr. and Mrs. George Lam-
bie, Midland.
MUNN-TAYLOR—At the United
Church Manse, Hensall, at 2
p.m., on Saturday, February
11, 1950, by Rev. R. A. Brook,
Thelma Jean Taylor, daughter
of Mr, and Mrs. Richard Tay-
lor, Sr„ Kippen, to James Gor-
dan Munn, son of Mrs. Munn
and the late Robert M. Munn,
Hensall,
SUTHERBY-LAMPMAN — At
Wesley -Willis United Church
Manse, Clinton, on Saturday,
February 11, 1950, at 1.30 p.m.,
by Rev. Hugh C. Wilson, Doris
Jean, elder daughter of Mrs.
Viola Lampman, Clinton, and
the late Harold Lampman, to
James Albert, son of James
Stttherby, Winnipeg,' Man., and
the late Mrs. Sutherby.
Clearing -
AUCTION SALE
of Farm Stock and
Implements
at Lot No. 26, 16th Concession
of Goderieh Township, one.
mile west of Clinton and
1/ mile north, on
Wednesday, March 1
at 1 p.m. sharp.
The sale consists of: Clydesdale
filly, 4 yrs. old; Clydesdale X
Percheron gelding, 2 yrs. old;
Clydesdale, filly, 1 yr. old.
12r caws, mostly Herefords, some
are fresh, all are milking, some
are due in spring end summer.
Pour baby beef (3 steers, 1
heifer); yearling steer; 11 steers
and heifers ranging from 1 to 6
month, old.
All Battle are TB, tested once,
TEBBUTT-MALLOUGH—At the subject to a 60 -day re -test.
Four Yorkshire sows, bred Dec,,
Jan, and Feb.; 1 pig approx. 200
lbs,; 14 chunks; 12 pigs, 7 weeks
old.
Farm Implements include M. -H.
binder, 7 ft. cut; M. -H. mower,
5,k ft. cut; rubber tire wagon;
flat rack; double cisc; quantity
of white ash lumber.
Full listing in next week's
paper. TERMS—CASH.
HERBERT JENI{INS, Proprietor
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT,
Auctioneer
K. W. Coiquhottn, Clerk.
7-8-b
manse of Knox Presbyterian
Church. Goderich, on Satur-
day, February 4, 1930, at 4
p.m., by Rev. R. G. MacMillan,
'Norene, eldest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Mallough, Gode-
rich, to John Arthur Tebbutt,
eldest son of lVir. and Mrs. Ir-
vine Tebbutt, Goderich Town-
ship.
DEATHS
BALL—In Windsor. on Friday,
February 10, Sandra Ball, be-
loved daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Melbourne Ball, aged six
months. Funeral from the
Morris Walkerville Chapel, to
Green Lawn Memorial Park
Cemetery, Windsor, on Sun-
day, February 12.
EDWARDS—In Sauna, Man., on
Sunday, February 12, 1950, Mag-
gie Cantelon, beloved wife of
the late W. V. Edwards, . and
dear sister of A. J. Cantelon,
Clinton. Funeral and interment
e at Souris on Tuesday, Febru-
sent cards, flowers, boxes and
called on me while a patient in
Clinton Public Hospital; special
thanks to Dr. Oakes, special
nurses Mrs. W. Forbes and Mrs.
MacDonald, also to Miss Sinclair
and her nursing staff.—Leonard
Hunter. 7-p
CARD OF THANKS—
Roy Connell wishes to thank
his friends, relations and neigh-
bours for the lovely cards, fruit,
flowers and treats while a patient
in Clinton Public Hospital; spec-
ial thanks to Di'. Addison, Dr.
Oakes, nurses end hospital skiff.
CARD OF THANKS
William McCli•nchey wishes to
express his h'eartfelt'apnreciation
to all who in any way brightened
his days with flowers, carcls„and
treats while a patient in. Clinton
Public Hospital; special thanks
to the nursing staff, special
nurses, Dr. W. A. Oakes and Rev.
R. M. P. Bulteel. 7-b
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Keep for tomorrow the most memorable moments of to -day!
Take advantage of SPECIAL OFFER now ' by phoning
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- NOW PLAYING '•--
Robert Douglas - Helen Westcott
"HOMICIDE"
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— MON. -- TUES. -- WED. --
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"THE WINDOW"
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— TUES., WED. —
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'TOWN SALARIES
(Continued from Page One)
water consumption of such owner
or occupier and sewerage rentals
shall be calculated on the gross
water consumption, less the
amount passing. through such
outside."
"That where the Board of
Health recommends that sanitary
conveniences should be installed
in any building and is of The
opinion that the owner of the
premises is unable or, unwilling
to pay the expense of the same
at once, the municipality may,
with the approval of the Minister
of Health, instal suitable sanitary
conveniences and connections re-
quired to connect such sanitary
conveniences with the common
sewer of the municipality, and the
costs thereof, including interest
at the rate of five per cent per
annum, on the deferred pay-
ments, shell be paid by the own-
er in equal successive annual
payments extending over a per-
iod of five years, and that such
annual payments shell be added
by the Clerk of the municipality
to th,e Collector's Roll and • col-
lected in like manner as muni-
cipal taxes."
IF YOU ARE GOING TO PAINT UP
• AND BRIGHTEN UP
-- USE --
MARTIN SENOR PAINTS
From Our Well -stocked Shelves
Be sure and see the
KEN GLO MIRACLE PAINT
now in stock.
-- ALSO —
A Complete Stock of
PLUMBING' FIXTURES — SINKS
TOILETS — BATHS and BASINS
and LAUNDRY TUBS.
— COME AND SEE OUR STOCK —
Hugh R. Hawki
HARDWARE and PLUMBING
PHONE 244 ' '' -- CLINTON '
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"BE YE ALSO READY
FOR 1N SUCH 'AN HOUR AS YE THINK NOT =
—THE SON OF MAN COMETH" Matt, 24: 44 3
"The Lord Jesus shall be revealed from heaven with .
his mighty angels in flaming fire taking .vengeance on them 3
that know not God and that obey not the gospel of our
Lord Jesus Christ." -2 Thes, 1:7,8. : .
"SEEK YE THE LORD WHILE HE MAY BE FOUND" '>
Ise. 55: B 3
,g • CHAS. E. FULLER, Box 123, Los Angeles 53, Calif-
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LION'S INDUCT
FOUR MEMBERS
ON DDG VISIT
(Continued from Page One)
ern and Midget teams entered in
WOAA hockey series, "a good
bunch of kids"; Lions Arena, E.
J. Jacob, "still in the red."
In his official address as
Deputy District Governor, Dr. E.
A. McMaster dealt with the theme,
"Dreams can come true," refer-
ring particularly to the world-
wide growth and influence of
Lionisin which has 400,000 mem-
bers in 8.000 separate Clubs in
27 countries of the world. "If
you want to be happy, do things,"
he advised.
The speaker was introduced by
J. G. McLay end was thanked
in behalf of the Club by Caryl
W. Draper.
Draws were won by Lorne
Brown and F/O J, H. Lynch. Draw
at the previous meeting on Burns
Night—a two pound haggis—was
won by George B. Beattie and
presented to Dr. J. W. Shaw.
Clinton Citizens'
Horticultural
Society
The Spring planting list
will shortly go out to hold-
ers of
1950 Membership
Tickets.
If you have not joined
yet send $1 to the secre-
tary, Rev. It.: M. P. Bulteel.
5-6-b
Clinton Old Boys' Reunion
August 5-9, 1950
This is YOUR
Reunion!
OFFICIAL INVITATIONS
are being mailed on or about March '15.
Please forward names and addresses of your
friends and relatives, before March 10.
To assist the Secretary, please have these writ-
ten out in legible form and send to .
H. C. LAWSON
Secretary,
Clinton Old Boys' Reunion
7-3-9-b
AMERWOOD
IS
PRE -FINISHED
AMERWOOD
IS
EASY TO APPLY
•
AMERWOOD
IS
BEAUTIFUL
PreFinished MEMO
0
PRE -FINISHED AMERWOOD is the new sand beautiful wall
panelling that arrives on the job completely finished, Ready
to apply in the lengths that suit your job. No waste,
PRE -FINISHED AMERWOOD is the new and beautiful wall
panelling where the hard growth stench in bold relief. It has
been stained, lacquered, baked in an infred oven (the same '
as your modern car bodies), waxed with a polish many tunes
harder than the simonize you would apply to your car and
then polished to a satin finish,
PRE -FINISHED AIVIBERWOOD is Ili" in thickness, comes in
6", 8", 10" widths and 8', 10', 12', 10' in length, Packed 6
`boards to the package' end in four attractive colors
Walnut, Mahogany, Natural and White, •
When PRE -FINISHED AMERWOOD is applied and your
last nail is driven the job is then complete, no paint, no
Rimes, no extra muss. It requires no extra tools, just
hammer, saw and square, Drop in axd'see it at our yards,
SOLD ONLY THROUGH YOUR RETAIL LUMBER DEALERS
Ball --Macaulay
.Builders"' Supplies
.LIME CEMENT COAL COKE
Phone 97 - -- Clinton
SEW — SEW -- SEW
National Sew & Save ' Week
FEB. 18 to 25 ' ,
It's Smart to Sew
So we SEW and SEW to SAVE
WABASSO PRINTS
All Patterns 45c to 59c
BROADCLOTH
All Shades 49c to 75c
GINGHAMS •
Checks - Plaids 69c to $1.19
Dimity-Opaleen-Krinklecrepes
Nationally Advertised
CHESTERLAINE
ALL WOOL BROAD CREPE
New Spring Pastel Shades
54" wide $2.95 per yard
Simplicity Patterns
Carried in Stock
- -- Also ---
NOTIONS -- NOTIONS — NOTIONS
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.....
IF YOU ARE GOING TO PAINT UP
• AND BRIGHTEN UP
-- USE --
MARTIN SENOR PAINTS
From Our Well -stocked Shelves
Be sure and see the
KEN GLO MIRACLE PAINT
now in stock.
-- ALSO —
A Complete Stock of
PLUMBING' FIXTURES — SINKS
TOILETS — BATHS and BASINS
and LAUNDRY TUBS.
— COME AND SEE OUR STOCK —
Hugh R. Hawki
HARDWARE and PLUMBING
PHONE 244 ' '' -- CLINTON '
3w•S:i.. .�+�: MWi.+$'1 :'Ma �, WW HM �.+`"A,i`f+'.+q.+�«jHr H«. :+: i++•'•±:: ice: :•'.wj++°Y
"BE YE ALSO READY
FOR 1N SUCH 'AN HOUR AS YE THINK NOT =
—THE SON OF MAN COMETH" Matt, 24: 44 3
"The Lord Jesus shall be revealed from heaven with .
his mighty angels in flaming fire taking .vengeance on them 3
that know not God and that obey not the gospel of our
Lord Jesus Christ." -2 Thes, 1:7,8. : .
"SEEK YE THE LORD WHILE HE MAY BE FOUND" '>
Ise. 55: B 3
,g • CHAS. E. FULLER, Box 123, Los Angeles 53, Calif-
•',',O'Vt.". V-CQFi7M+t» 'C4:«: '•":+fi•t«d"i' :»w«i rcrO:•+«;»i»`•. r,•-•«
•
LION'S INDUCT
FOUR MEMBERS
ON DDG VISIT
(Continued from Page One)
ern and Midget teams entered in
WOAA hockey series, "a good
bunch of kids"; Lions Arena, E.
J. Jacob, "still in the red."
In his official address as
Deputy District Governor, Dr. E.
A. McMaster dealt with the theme,
"Dreams can come true," refer-
ring particularly to the world-
wide growth and influence of
Lionisin which has 400,000 mem-
bers in 8.000 separate Clubs in
27 countries of the world. "If
you want to be happy, do things,"
he advised.
The speaker was introduced by
J. G. McLay end was thanked
in behalf of the Club by Caryl
W. Draper.
Draws were won by Lorne
Brown and F/O J, H. Lynch. Draw
at the previous meeting on Burns
Night—a two pound haggis—was
won by George B. Beattie and
presented to Dr. J. W. Shaw.
Clinton Citizens'
Horticultural
Society
The Spring planting list
will shortly go out to hold-
ers of
1950 Membership
Tickets.
If you have not joined
yet send $1 to the secre-
tary, Rev. It.: M. P. Bulteel.
5-6-b
Clinton Old Boys' Reunion
August 5-9, 1950
This is YOUR
Reunion!
OFFICIAL INVITATIONS
are being mailed on or about March '15.
Please forward names and addresses of your
friends and relatives, before March 10.
To assist the Secretary, please have these writ-
ten out in legible form and send to .
H. C. LAWSON
Secretary,
Clinton Old Boys' Reunion
7-3-9-b
AMERWOOD
IS
PRE -FINISHED
AMERWOOD
IS
EASY TO APPLY
•
AMERWOOD
IS
BEAUTIFUL
PreFinished MEMO
0
PRE -FINISHED AMERWOOD is the new sand beautiful wall
panelling that arrives on the job completely finished, Ready
to apply in the lengths that suit your job. No waste,
PRE -FINISHED AMERWOOD is the new and beautiful wall
panelling where the hard growth stench in bold relief. It has
been stained, lacquered, baked in an infred oven (the same '
as your modern car bodies), waxed with a polish many tunes
harder than the simonize you would apply to your car and
then polished to a satin finish,
PRE -FINISHED AIVIBERWOOD is Ili" in thickness, comes in
6", 8", 10" widths and 8', 10', 12', 10' in length, Packed 6
`boards to the package' end in four attractive colors
Walnut, Mahogany, Natural and White, •
When PRE -FINISHED AMERWOOD is applied and your
last nail is driven the job is then complete, no paint, no
Rimes, no extra muss. It requires no extra tools, just
hammer, saw and square, Drop in axd'see it at our yards,
SOLD ONLY THROUGH YOUR RETAIL LUMBER DEALERS
Ball --Macaulay
.Builders"' Supplies
.LIME CEMENT COAL COKE
Phone 97 - -- Clinton