Clinton News-Record, 1948-01-01, Page 5THURSDAY, .JANUARY '1, 1'948
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DEALLINE--9 p.m., Wednesday.
FOR SALE
"'TWO COAL HEATERS AND A 00OK
vretovo, all in good condition. Pipes and
.platform. call 267M, or 165. 1-b
MISCELLANEOUS
<+OLD DISABLED HORSES WANTED
far mink feed. Apply James East, R.R. 4,
+Olinton, phone Clinton 800r6, 1.5p
PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRS TO
all makes. Cleaning, de-mothing, free
'estimates. Write or phone William N.
,Gould, 314W. l.ii
'WL BuY POULTRY; WE PAY GOOD
prices for poultry; special prices for
pullets; we buy new and used feathers,
geese or duck; also old scrap ear bat-
'teries. Parkdalo Poultry, Dasher. 1b
LOST AND FOUND
-LOST - BLACK LAB12.A.DOR RE-
•triever, answers to name of "Lady".
Phone 483w. Reward. 1p
"WILL THE PERSON WHO TOOK
"the child's purse in. Thompson's store
December 24, return at once to the
,owner or steps will be taken. 1p
LIVESTOCK FOR SAVE
ONE YORKSHIRE HOG, 2 YEARS
old. Robert Taylor, phone Clinton 9061.33,
Tb
HOLSTEIN HEIFER, 13 YEARS OLD,
due to freshen soon, Keith Tyndall,
phone Clinton 805x23:, lb
ONE COW, PART HOLSTEIN AND
part .Aberdeen Angus; else one collie
pup, six weeks old; would retake an ideal
cattle dog ar Child's pet. Apply William
E. Steep, Victoria Terrace, Clinton.
' 1p
FOR RENT
ROOM AND BOARD AVAILABLE]
for a girl. Room to be shared with
Fourth Foga Collegiate student. Apply
NEWS -RECORD Box "3"". - lb
PROPERTY FOR SALE
,SIX -ROOMED ASPHALT SHINGLE
house, with hard Anil soft water, two
sun rooms, steam heat, three-piece bath-
room, garage, chicken house, one-half
acre of land, sewerage into house. Apply
Mrs. William Ball, phone 687. 1.2p
FOR SALE OR RENT
SERVICE STATION AND DWELL -
Mg, with or without eight -acre orchard,
possession any time. Other business re-
quires disposal of this. Apply to owner,
Ray Cartwright. , 1p
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
1930 CHL+ VROLET PANEL TRUCK.
Apply Ray Cartwright. 1p
HELP WANTED 1935 CHEVROLET MASTER COACH,
GflIL OR WOMAN FOR GENERAL
new battery, brakes overhauled, valves
'work for .the Clinton Public Hospital, ground, new' clutch. Mrs, William Ball,
phone 687. 1.2p
• Good wages, board and room. Apply
'Mies Sinclair, superintendent. 1b
NOTICE
• -'SAW FILING, ALL KINDS DONE
at Hoare's orchard, a mile north of
town. Contact C. H. Hoare at your
convenience, 47-2,p
WANTED TO BUY
'OLD HORSES and DEAD ANLMJA45
suitable for mink feed. 'grill pay 2c
..a pound for horses and call and pick
'up same. Dead animals according to
'value. If dead phone at once. Phono
a olleet Jack Gilbert, 936r21, or hied
Gilbert, 936r32, Goderich. 45btf
TENDERS WANTED
TENDERS will bo received by the un-
dersigned up to January 28 for hard,
body ;rood, half or more Maple ,• and
the rest Beech, to bo delivered by the
end of April, split and piled at the
following schools in Goderich Township:
No. 1 -six cords, 12 -inch wood, pied
in basement; No. 3 ---Dight cords, 12 -inch
wood; No. 4 -twelve cords, 16 -inch
wood; No. Ii -eighteen cords, 16•ineh
woods, piled in shed; No. •10 ---six cords,
12-itieh wood; No. 11 -six cords, 12 -inch
wood, Apply
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NEW WAR.
As 1947 draws to 'a ]close and 1948 is just fi
around the corner, we extend to you, our patrons, our
sincere thanks for your patronage throughout the past
year, Our aim will be to 'serve you even better in the
coming year.
Wishing You
A HAPPY and PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR g
Pickett and Campbell
Agents for Tip Top Tailors, Cambridge Clothes,
Scott McHale Shoes A
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'HEALTH
,PROSPERITY
HAP?INESS
BIRTHS
BROWN -In Clinton Public Hospital,
on `Sunday, December 28, 1947, to'Cpl.
and Mrs. Allan Brown, Clinton,; a eon,
(Danny Francis).
MCCULLOUGH-Ju Clinton. Public Hos-
pital, on Sunday, Deeember 28, 1947,
to Mr. and Mrs, Howard McCullough,
R.R. 1, Goderieh, a son.
MARRIAGES
CAMPBELL-C00PER, In Bloor St.
United Church, Toronto, on Saturday,
December 20, 1947, by Rey. Dr. G. C.
Pigeon, Gwendolyn Irene, eldest daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs, W. R. Cooper,
Kippen, to James Ramsay Campbell,
son of Dr, and Mrs. A. R; Campbell,
Guelph.
DEATHS
COOKE-In Alexandra Hospital, Goder-
ich, on Friday, December 26, 1947,
after. a brief illness, Kenneth Charles
Cooke, Godereah, father of Charles V.
Cooke, Clinton, and Mrs. Joseph Jack,
Goderich,. in his 84th year. Funeral
from Brophoy Funeral Home, Goder-
ieh, Monday afternoon, December 29,
to Maitland Cemetery, Goderich.
RICHARDSON-Suddenly, in Bayfield,
on Tuesday, December 30, 1947, Jo-
seph James Richardson, in his 66th
year. Funeral from his late residence
on Thursday, January 1, 1048, at
2.30 p.m. Interment in Bayfield Ceme-
tery.
WAY -In St. Joesph'e Hospital, Lon-
don, on Thursday, December 2E, 1947,
Charles Casey Way, beloved husband
of Mary Pearl Pepper, in his 42nd
year.. Funeral from his late residence,
lot 12, concession 6, Tuekersmith, on
Sunday, December 28, to Maitland -
bank Cemetery, Seaforth.
CLINTON NEWS ItECI ILD
ONTARIO ST, W.A.
The W.A. of Ontario St: United
Church Will meet on' Tuesday, January
6, at 3 p.m, The annual reports will be
received. A pienic lunch will be served.
Members are reminded that fees ,wilt be
paid at :this meeting.'
CARD OF THANES
The family of the late Kenneth. C.
Cooke' wish to take this opportunity of
sineerely thanking their many friends
end neighbours for the kindness and
smypatiiy 'extended in their recent sad
bereavement; for the beautiful floral
tributes,.eards sent and cars loaned for
the funeral. lb
CARD OF THANKS
The family of, the late Mrs, James
Steep wish to express their deep appre-
ciation to their many friends for the
kindnesses and sympathy expressed dur-
ing their recent bereavement. 1p
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. James E, Medal wishes to express
her sincere appreciation to all those who
so kindly remembered her in hor recent
:illness; and to Miss Sinclair and all
the nurses at the hospital and Miss
Snider. 1p
IN MEMORIAM
WESTON-'Lu fond, and loving memory
of our dear son, W/0 R. V.. (Dick),
who lost ,his life three years ago,
January 2;1945, while on a bombing
mission . over Nurenburg.
"It is not at the time the tears are shed
That toll of a heart that is torn,
But the lonely tears in after years
And. remembranee eilently borne.
Surrounded by friends we are lonely,
In the midst of joy we are blue,
With a smile on our face, we've a
heartache
Longing my dear. for you."
-Sadly missed by Mom,
lb Dad and Brothers
NOMINATION MEETING
TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH
Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the electors
for the Nomination of a candidate for the office of School
Trustee for the years 1948-49 will be held in SCHOOL
HOUSE Na. 8, EGMONDVfT,LB, on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1948
between the hours of 1 and 2 p.m.
And if necessary an election -to fait the above named office
will be held on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1948
at the following places and by the following officers:
Deputy Returnhig Officer
P.S.D. No. is I+elkar's House D.R.O. - IfaaTy Chesney
P.C. - ]Harold Finnigan
P.S.D. No. 2 --- S.S. No. 8 D.R.O. -- Roy McGeoclt
P.C. -- Edward Brown
P:S.D. No. 3 -- S.S. No. 4 D.R.O. -- Roy Brown
P.C. -- Frank Walters
P.S:D. No. 4 - S.S. No. 3 D.R.O. - J. McIntosh
P.C. -- Norris Sillery
P.S.D. No. 5 - &S. No. 1 D.R.O. - M. Traquair
P.C. - Glen Bell
P.S.D. No. 6 - S.S. No. 9 D.R.O. --- W S. Broadfoot
P.C. --- Ivan Fomsyth
Polls shall be open from nine o'clock in the forenoon till
five o'clock in the afternoons.
E. P. CHESNEY, Returning Officer
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QUALITY - SERVICE
-- OUR MOTTO --
In appreciation of our pleasant relations we extend to
All our Customers and Friends our Best Wishes for a '
VERY PROSPEROUS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR
James E. Johnston
Blue Coal Dealer
Phone 485W
THAT IS OUR WISH' FOR 'THE NEW YEAR.
*AT THE SAME TIME, W,,E THANK YOU SINCERELY
FOR YOUR CO-OPERATION DURING 1947
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Clinton, Ontario
Mrs. E. M. Jacob and Staff of Huron County Home wish
to thank the members of the Mennonite Church, Zurich;
the Centralia United Church ,Choir; the Seaforth Liorxs
Club and the Knox Presbyterian Church Mission Band,
Goderich; and Goderich Town Council, for all gifts of fruit,
candy, tobacco and programs which made Christmas bright
and cheerful for ally the "Boys" and "Girls"' of the Home;
also Stewart Middleton, R.R, 2, Clinton, for McIntosh
'apples; amd,Mart'ins, Clinton. 1-3
Hog
'Concentrate
• Dairy
Supplement
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Quality Feeds
They Pay
Phone 114
Poultry. I
Concentrate
Laying Mash
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SHORTEST ROAD TO LOWER COSTS
Quality Feeds are fortmulated not for cost, but are,anixed
with the BEST for Results. Try our feeds and be another
satisfied customer.
We have nixed feeds or will mix and !balance your own
grains to make a complete balanced feed.
Come in and talk aver your feed problems tat any time.
Minerals, Bone meal, Grain -Whole or ;Ground
Concentrates, Fertilizer, Seeds, Poultry Tonic
A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL OUR &1RIEN eS l
SAMUEL I
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'ROXY .THEATRE
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Now Playing -Jan, 1:3)
"TILL THE CLOUDS ROLL BY"
In Technicolor
First show will commence at'7 p,m,
'Tues,, Wed. -(Jan. 5 )
Rex Harrison, Gene Tierney and.
Georgb Sanders
When she mot a delightful ghost hor
earthly lover didn't have a ghost of
a chance.
The Ghost and
Mrs. Muir
Tburs,, Fri,, Sat. -(Jan. 8-10)
Trail to San Antone
Gene Autry and Champion, his won-
der horse, back again in a fast story
of the modern West with
Peggy Stewart
and the Cass County Boys
Coming- "Nora Prentiss'
CAPITA L THEATRE
GODERICH
Now -Betty Grable, in Technicolor
"MOTHER WORE TIGHTS'''
Mon., Tues., Wed- Special Attractions!
"The Royal Wedding"
Presented in Teehnicolor with all the
pomp and pageantry an empire can
.muster
Jacks Carson, Martha ''takers
and Robert Hutton
Present a chance to really get your
fill of laughs, tunes and general fun
LOVE AND LEARN
Thurs., Fri., Sat,
Edmund Lowe, Brenda .Toyce
and Horry Davenport
Unusual in its theme, outstanding in
its cast and breathtakingly beautiful
in natural Teehnicolor
The Enchanted Forest
Coming: -Joan Crawford in
"POSSESSED"
REGENT THEATRE
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Now- • Technicolor
"TILL THE CLOUDS *TOLL BY"
With Van Heflin and Iran J'ohnson
Mon., Tues., Wed.
Gene Tierney, Tex Harrison
and George Sanders
A"unique romance, between a defunct
sea captain and a courageous widow
The Ghost and
Mrs."Muir
Thurs., Fri,, Sat.
Boy Rogers, Dale .!;vans and
Fudge Ryan.
It's in Cineeolor and it tells a tune-
ful tale of Mexican silver smugglers
in rugged fashion.
Bells of San Angelo
Coming- "POSSESSED"
with Joan Crayford
Adult Entertainment
PORTER'S HILL
Miss McDonald has gene to her home
at Kintail for Christmas,
Miss Dorothy Cox, Kirkland Lake, ar-
rived, honks Deeember 20 to spend the
holiday with her mother, firs. Les, Cox.
CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL DESIGNS
For Every Occasion
C. V. COOKE
FLORIST
Phones,; 66w and 66i
BEAUTY SHOPPE
Shampoo
Manicure
Finger Waves
Permanents
ETHEL THOMPSON
Princess St, East Phone.585
59-18
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BELIEVE IT OR NOT -
The Bible is the word of God -"Holy men of God spake as they were
moved by the holy Ghost" II Pet. 1:21
AND, IT SAYS -
"Ye must be born again" Sohn 3:7
"All have sinned" and are M. need of a Saviour. Rom. 3:23
"Christ came into the world to save sinners" I Tim. 1:15
COME UNTO HIM AND RECEIVE ETERNAL LIFE
IPUNE IN - Hear Chas. Fuller, Box 123, Los Angeles 53, Cal.,
on STATION CKLW Windsor, 12-12.30 E,S.T., Sunday noon
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around to each one of you,
personally, and sing "Hap- .
py New Year" in your ear,
we would like to !bake this
opportunity to send all of
you sincere good wishes
for
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A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS
NEW YEAR
A.M. Jackson.
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1- I have always given any best support to the SEWERAGE PROJECT in the
past, and am most anxious that the new system commence operation 'at the
earliest possible date. I atm of the opinion that my experience and services may
be of some value in this critical change -over period.
2 -Our STREETS have been in a' very bad state of repair for a considerable time.
It is my intention, if elected, to urge that they be put back in proper shape as
soon as possible. This is very important to our 'friends tins.' the rural districts
as well as ,to' our own people and business men.
3 -If you elect me as your representativeve in the COUNTY COUNCIL, I shall
continue to work in your best interests, as I have in the past.
My views on the new COURT HOUSE stand unchanged. I have been opposed
to it from the start, and still feel that the Huge sum of 'Money involved ,might
better be spent on roads and veterans' rehabilitation.
Why You Should
Vote
NOTT
Reeve for 1948
Welcome 1948!
1 shall donate $10. CASH to the FIRST
BABY born inthe, Ton of Clinton or
at the RCAF Station in,,the New Year;
and also $10 •CASH to Clinton Public
Hospital a t the sante time, --
PHONE 379 FOR 'TRANSPORTATION AND INFORMATION ON ELECTION DAY,
MONDAY NEXT, JANUARY 5
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