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'GASH RATE --(If paid by Wed -I
laesslay following date bf insertion)—
`Cts 6 cent a word List' insertion (min
'num 30 cents); subseeMent inser-
tions, one 'cent a word (minimum 25
rents); 10 cents extra for box num-
'bar or fordirecting to NMS -
SWORD Office.
W CHARGED 20 cents extra,
DEADLINE -9 p.m, Wednesday,
FOR SALE
-cJUST ARRIVED - TWO GILSON
.Snowbird washers, one electric, our 'price
'4.119.50; one air.cooled engine wash, can
:be changed over to Hydro later; one
Relean-easy two unit milker, portable, to
=sell at 25%J„ discount. Phone J. E. Hugill,
agfent, Clinton, 616r34 or call at Horn-
.er's Garage.
`LARGE SIZE WHITE ENAMEL
IBeach range, nearly new. Apply A. D.
McCartney, phone 256; Clinton. 3-4p
,ONE DINETTE BUFFET, NAS4URAL,t
'blue trim; one latehen stable, large; one
-desk; one New Princess Pat Stove with
reservoir, warming closet and water front
'only used four years; ono studio couch;
'ono modern nine -piece .dining room suite,
waterfall edges; two Poltol rugs 9x11;
'ane Foltol rug 0x9; one Congoleum rug
`0x7%; one guitar, Hawaiian with case.
Apply at residence of E. J. Taylor, op-
posite Epps Sport Shop between 3-5 p.m.
and. 7-9 p.m. 3p
-BEACH CIRCULATING HEATER. Ap-
ply S. Yearron, Post Office Box 477,
Clinton. 3-4p
QUANTITY OP AMERICAN CEMENT.
'George Glazier, phone 617r35, Clinton.
3p
FOUR BURNER ELECTRIC WEST-
finghouse range, enamel finish, first Class
;condition. Apply Mrs. G. A. Miller, Or-
:auge''St., phone 57. 31r
'USED LADIES' SKATES, REAL .GOOD
wondition. Sizes 6-7-8-9. Aikens, phone 2,
't limon. 3p
MISCELLANEOUS
'OLD DISABLED HORSES WANTED
'for mink feed. Apply James East, R.R..4,
°Clinton, phone Clinton adore. 1-5p
`PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRS TO
:all makes. Cleaning, de -retiring, free
'estimates. Write or phone William N.
'Gould, 314w, Clinton. 2btf
-WANTED—PRACTICAL NURSE FOR
invalid lady in home with all modern
esonvenienees. Apply Box "W" NEWS -
'RECORD.
3p
WANTED TO BUY
'OLD I ORSES and DEAD ANIMIAILS
'suita'ble for mink feed. Will pay 2c
•a pound for horses and call and pick
Rupp same. Dead animals according to
value. If dead phone at once. Phone
-collect Jack Gilbert, 936r21, or Fred
Q"rilbert, 936r32, Goderieh.' 45btf
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
7936 CHEVROLET COACH, COM-
-plete .overhaul. Apply Lorne Tyndall,
-phone 253, Clinton, ab
140 CHRYSLER ROYAL COACH,
'completely overhauled. Phone 088W, Clin-
ton. gb
1929 PONTIAC SEDAN- IN GOOD
'running order, 485. A. E. Leibold,.R,R.
:2, Clinton, phone 91.01,13. 3p
PROPERTY FOR SALE
HOUSE POR SALE 11/2 S'tOREY,
six -roomed dwelling, 0 modern convert-
ionees, full basement, double garage,'
good location, immediate possession. Ap-
ply to H. C. Lawson, .Real Estate Broker,
phone 251, Clinton, 3 btf
HELP WANTED
SPLENDID. .OPPORTUNITY. Average
445 weekly for man or woman to supply
more than 250 Familex necessities to the
people in your neighborhood. Write to-
day for 'complete details of our time -
tested plan for fast, easy, dii•eot-to-
customer 'sales. CATALOGUE PREF.
FAMILEX, 1600 Delorimier, Montreal.
2.7•b
FOR RENT
100 ACRES OP GOOD PASTURE LAND,
with fresh spring water the year round,
facing on two roads, lot 20, Concession 3,
Hullett. For information write Mrs. Lot-
tie M. Beatty, Box 866, Sherman Oaks,
Calif. 2.3.4n1
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
THREE SOWS FOR SALE, DUE FEB-
runry 15-20. Apply George J. Colclongh,
Bayfield, phone Clinton 908r23, 3p
NINE CHUNKS AND SOME SUCK:
ers. Apply Ivan Haggett, phone Clinton
805r22. 3p
14 LITTLE PIGS, EIGHT TO ELEVEN
iveoks old. Apply Wilfred Glazier, phone
Clinton 911r4. Op
NOTICE
CONCRETE SILOS SHOULD BE
hooked with us at once, as cement will
lbo searee later. Corn is your cheapest
food, today, on the farm—make good
use of it. Jonathon Hugill and Son, phone
616r34, Clinton.
WILL BE ABLE TO DO CUSTOM
Wood Cutting with power chain .saw.
Glenn E. Price, phone 621r31, Clinton.
3-4p
SAW FIL]NG,.ALL HINDS DONE AT
Hoare's orchard, one mile north of town;
also ladders for sale, carious lengths,
Enquire. 3-10.p
TENDERS WANTED
TENDERS WANTED FOR 65 CORDS
of hard body wood, 12 in. long, half
Maple and half Beeeh. Tenders to be in
hands of undersigned by January 25.
For further particulars. apply to George
L. Reid, secretary -treasurer, Stanley
Township School Area. 3-4b
LOST AND FOUND
LOST—RING OF KEYS, INCLUDING
key for Post Office box. Reward. Ayply
NEWS -RECORD office. 3-4x
LOST — WALKER FON HOUND,
white with blank „arid brown markings;
tattoed "FIR" in right eat, 17olviu
Davison, Bayfield, phone Clinton 624r33.
3b
LOST — BROWN PIGTEX GRAIN
leather draw string purse, containing
among other things a bottle of nose drops
for Hay T'ever bearing label wit nacre.
of Mrs. Gardiner, 104 Colborne St., Lon.
don. Other articles valued as keepsakes.
Loft in 1935 Ford on Saturday, Sanitary
10. Finder please leave at Police Office,
Clinton. Reward, 3p
.HE DESERVES 17' "I promise there's a terrific kick in the
The dramatic critic started to leave next act."
3n the middle of the second act. . "Pine," was the retort: "give it to
'"Don't go now," said the manager. the author."
Sale Continues!
Due to the great demand for our Sale items we are ex-
tending our sale for one ..more week with many new lines
added to the list of bargains already offered.
This week we are offering our complete stock
of OVERCOATS and WINTER JACKETS at
a real saving to you.
NOTE -- We now have Hollywood Patterns in stock
Pickett C • pbell
Agents for Croft Cleaners and Dyers
PHONE 25 CLINTON
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GET FULL PROFIT FROM
' YOUR FARM FACTORY!
Open Sunday, .Januar' 1
And Every Night Next Week
Murphy Bros. . Garage
OLIVER — Sales and 'Service
"FINEST IN FARM MACHINERY" '
Huron 'St. Phone 465 Clinton
BIRTHS
WILLERT—In Hay Township on Thurs-
day, Unitary 8, 1948, to Mr. and Mrs.
Harrold Willett, R.R. 2, Hensall (nee
Joyce A.ikenhead, Brucefield), a
daughter.
DEATHS
CARTER ---In Winnipeg, Mon., on Fri-
day, January. 9, 1948, Jolut Cadet,
son'of Mrs. Garter and the late David
Carter, Winnipeg, formerly of Clinton.
DAWSON—In Detroit, Mich., on Thurs-
day, January 8, 1948, after a brief
illness, James W. Dawson, formerly of
Auburn, in his 76th year, Surviving
are his wife and two sons: Harvey and
Audrey, Detroit; and three sisters:
Mrs, Annie Osbalcleston, Mrs. Albert
R"alkins incl Mrs. Amos Ball, all of
Goderieh.
GREENSLADE--Iii.A..texandra Hospital,
Gedeaieh, on Monday, Jatntary 12,
1948, George E. Greenslade, R.R. 1,
Bayfield, beloved husband of Cecilia
Naftel, in his 76th year. Funeral front
Itis •late residence, binewater• Highway,
Goderieh Township, to Bayfield' Ceme-
tery, 'Wednesday, Januaiy 4.
JIIRVIS—Sueldenly, on Friday, January
9, 1047, at the home of his daughter,
1,024 Valley Way, Niagara Falls, Ont.,
Oliver J. Jervis, Clinton, aged 70 years
beloved husband of Bertha Bean, dear
father of Mrs. A. G. Bishop .(Cora),
Niagara Pals, Ont., and Russell L.
Jervis, and Mrs. R. D. Taylor (Willa),
both of Clinton, Resting at Ball's
Funeral. Home, Clinton. Service in
Ontario Street United. Church, Monday
afternoon, January 32. Interment Clin-
ton Cemetery.
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LONDESBORO WINS
FROM WALTON 6-4
IN WOAA SERIE
RADAR SCHOOL
DROPS OPENER
TO `CENTRALI,A
r Clinton Radar Sehool team .lost' the
opening ,game of the OHA Interdodinte
"B" season to Centralia RCAF in BS'
eta Arena, Friday evening last, by 7-5
before a large crowd.
The losers wore ahead 1-0 at, the end
of the first period, but Centralia climbed
bito a 4-2 lead by the end of the second;
For R. and C.S., Messier tallied two
goals and an ' assist, 'while Maughler
painted one goal and ono assist, and
Singleton and Hicks one goal each. For
Centralia Cession -Ian had three goals and
Earl two.
CLINTON R.: u10. S.—Goal, Candett;
defence, Naugler, Routillise; centro.
Wright; wings, Messier, ,Singleton;' subs
Beaton, Whitney, Buelc, Morgue, ,Chart-
entier, .Toel, Hicks.
CENTRALIA -- Goal, McLeod; de-
fenee, Stewart, Cunningham; centre,
Weide; wings, Kallio, Cooke; subs, Mill-
ar, Norris, Howiott,.',Anderson, Earl, Ces-
siemo i.
Referee Gordon lvlioir, Seaforth.
First Period
1.—Clio ton, Naugler (Wright) 18,20
Ponalties—Singleton, Cassleman, Millar
Second Period
2—Conttralis, Casselman (Earl) . 2.20
3-0entralia, Earl (Norris), 6.32.
4 ---Centralia, Earl (Anderson), 6.52.
0-0linton, Singleton (Messier 8.37
Penalties — Messier, Millar.
Third Period
7—Clinton, hicks (Whitney), 4.10.
8—Clinton, Messier (Wright), 7.34,
9— Centralia, Cassleman (Anderson),
8.16. .
10—Centralia, Cassleman (Anderson),
8.28.
11.—Centralia; McNabb (Cunningham),
9.43.
S 1112,02.—Clinton, Messier (Naugler) 11.02
Penalties — Naugler, Earl, Stewart,
Cunningham (2) .
(By Jalk Webster)
Londesboro BA's continued their win-
ning streak in the WOAA Intermediate
holokey group race when they defeated
Walton 6-4 in Londesboro Monday night.
Londesboro led:at the end of the !fist
3-2, and at the enol of the second, 5.3.
Walton—Goal, Lawless; defence, Mc-
Donald, Betties; • centre, N. Marks; R.
wing, H. Traviss; L. ruing, R. Bennett;
subs—Beattie, Haase, L. Marks, Butch -
art, H.lmphroy, Love, Dressol.
Londesboro — Goal, Archambault; de-
fence, B. Riley, R. Snell; centre, Lee;
R. Wing, J. Snell; L, wing, Shaddick;
subs—Armstrong, Millar, Carter, Tenney,
Cowan, Radford, Tanlblyn, Sauudereoek.
First Peeled
1 Londesboro—hoe
2 Walton ---N. Marks (Traviss).
3 Londesboro-Shaddick (Leo)
4 Walton—L. Marks (Butehart)
5 Londesboro—Radford (Tanney)
885010(1 Period
8 Londesboro—Armstrong (Millar)
7 Walton—McDonald.
8 Londesboro—Tanney,
Penalty—Bettlee.
Third Period
9 Walton—Butchart
10 Londesboro—Tunuley (Radford)
Penalties—Lee, Bottles,
NEWS -RECORD for fine job
printing.
CARD OF 'THANKS
The flintily of the late Frank Trick
Wish to take this opportunity of sincere-
ly expressing their appreciation for the
many acts of kindness shown by the
nurses at Clinton Public Hospital and
Pr. Addison during his stay there, and
also for flowers tutu cards sent and ears
loaned for the funeral, 88
CARD OF THANKS
The family' of the late Oliver J. Jervis
wish to extend their most grateful thanks
and appreciation to the many relatives,
friends and neighbours for their wets of
sympathy and beautiful floral tributes
extended. to them during their recent sad
bereavement. 3b
AUCTION SALE
Mr. Harold Jackson has been instruct-
ed to sell by public:auction on Lot 23,
Concession 2, Stanley, Irk miles west
and two miles north of Brucefield, ou
MONDAY, SANITARY 19
the following:
8 cows duo to freshen from January
25 to April;
11 young cattle rising one and two
years old.
Well bred Sllorthorns.0
TERMS — CASII.
JOHN A. 1IcEWEN
Proprietor HAROLD JACKSON,
283-b Auotioneer.
CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL DESIGNS
For Every Occasion
• • O `„ ,. 'f t 0 iD.
FLORIST_
Phones: 66w and 66j
BEAUTY SIHOPPE
Shampoo
Manicure
Finger Waves •
Permanents
ETHEL TH.OMPSON
riucess St. East Phasic • 586,
59,57
CLINTON SENIORS
DEFEAT GODERICH;
BUT OTHERS LOSE
.Playing the first of a series in the
WOSSA, Godericit Collegiate basket.
ballets won two out of three games
played at Goderieh against Clinton Coll-
egiate Friday evening last,
Clinton senior boys defeated Goderieh,
3246. Matthews, of, CCI and Wilson of
GCI, were the top'scorers, In rho junior
bpye' game Godericit came out on top by
a 50000 of 31-6. Top scorer in this gatrjo
was Erie Holmes of GCI with ten points.
Lane and Nediger olid the scoring for CCI
each getting two points.
Goderieh girls won their game from
J♦ilinton, 29-24. Marie Wall and Molly
Bisset were She main pointgotters for
the winners, Jeanne Garon and Sean
Nediger doing the scoring for Clinton.
The teams: ''
Senior
Clinton—Matthews, Mustard, Tyndall,
Miller, Talbot, Kirby, Wilson, Aikell,
Postill, Martell.
Godericit—Warren, Wilmot, Wilson,
Baker, J. Baker, fellows, Lomita, Mae -
Ewan, Medley, Fulford.
Junior
Clinton—Armstrong, Maltby, Denim=
Lane, Wilson, Maven: Ducharree, Ned.
iger, Taylor, Ipps,
Goc1erieh—E. Holmes, Price, Moore-
head, Doak, Skelton, D. Holmes, Holland,
Westbrooke, Macpherson, Harrtis,
Girls
Goderieh—Bisset, Laitltwaite, Willis,
Bogie, Donnelly, Wall, Baxter, Reis,
Craig, Baker, Fitzpatrick.
Clinton—MoNsll, Garon, Nediger, Ping
Land, Doherty, Glen, Jervis, McGuire,
Andrews.
GODERICA WINS
With Bob Miller, Clinton; playing in
the nets, Godericit Lowen Flyers scored
their second victory in ea many starts in
an OHA. Junior "0" group match with
Elora in Goderieh Monday evening.
ring
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ROXY THEATRE
CLINTON
Now Playing—Jan, 1.547
"BLONDIE'S BIG •MOMENT "'
and. "LANDRTJSll"
Mon., Tues., Wed . .Tan? 19.21
adult RiatestaiaMent
Joan Crawford,''Pan Heflin •
and Raymond Massey
9 groat refines- in the' greatest emro-
tional perf0rriltliee of her entire ca-
reer ae .slie portrays' a wolnan pos-
sessed by love, jealousy and hate.
POSSESSED
Tleirs-, Fri., Sat.—Jan. 22-24
Bells of San Angelo
Roy Rogers• and Trigger are back
:;gain., matohing wits and daring with
ruthless outlaws.
Dale Moans, ;Indy Devine and
' John McGuixe
CLINTON RCAF ,
LOSES GAME 11.4
TO GODERICH SIX
Clinton RCAF team dropped. its third
straight game in the OHA In.tordediate
"B" series to Godaa•ieh Kinsmen (i1.)
by 11-4 in Clinton flocs Arena last even-
ing. There were 261 paid admissions.
Godoricli led ti -1 at the end of the
first period and 9-3 at the end of the
second with Hen Miller, former Clinton
Colt, notching three goals and three as-
sists.
Godotieh Kinsmen—Goal, Miner; 'de-
fence, Fisher, Johnston; centre, W. West-
brook; wings, Faulkner, H. Westbrook;
alternates—McArthur, Dverncltuek, Mill-
er, Rouge, Duckworth, Doak, Enable;sub-goal, Carter.
Clinton RCAF --Goal, Claudette; de-
fence, P'illion, Sage; centre, Singleton;
wings, Messick, Burns; alternates—Me-
Dougall, Beaton, Joel, Long, Anderson,
Naugbar, Hodgins.
Referee-- "Mickey" McQuade, Strat-
ford.
First Period
1 Goderich—Miller (Fisher) .... 6.10
2 ROAF—Naugimr 13.00
3 Goderieh—Miller (Johnston) 15.00
4 Goderieh W. Westbrook (H.
Westbrook) • 15.10
5 Goderieh—McArthur (Miller) 19.10
Penalties—Pillion, Rouge.
Second Period
6 Goderieh—Duckworth .27
7 RCAF—Messick 10.05
8 Goderieh—W. Westbrook (la.
Westbrook) 10.10
9 Goderieh—McArthur• (Miller) 14.00
30 Goderieh—Miller 14,10
11 Godericit—Duckworth (Miller) 15.00
12 RCAF—McDougall (Messick) 17.10
Penalties—Huckins, McArthur, Miller,
Singleton.
Third Period
13 Goderieh—W, Westbrook (Faulk -
nor) 3.05
14 Godericit—Dackworth (Rouge) 6.00
15 RCAF—Messick 6.10
Penalties—Messick, Singleton, Beaton.
(5 mins.), Rouge (6 nils,).
Public School Hockey.
Teams Play 5-5 Draw
Results of Public Selcosl Hockey in
Clinton Lions Arena Saturday morning
last were ns follows:
Goal, Tod Ross; defence, Bob Welder
(2;,' Bob Pines; centre, John Hartley
(1) ; L. wing, Ricky Elliott (1) ; R.
wing, Jack Ladd; subs—Lome Carter,
Don Ross, Bill Carrick, Hon Taylor, Seek
Carter, Tint Carter (1); Total 5
Goal, Harris Oakes; defence, Jack
Cowan, Hugh Ambler; centre, Gerald
Hoboes (1); wings, Don Ward (3), Bob
Carrick (1) ; subs --Gordon Murray, Bill
German, Ronnie Hugill, Fred Ashton,
Murray Taylor; Total 5.
Bill Counter refereed. Other games are
to follow.
NEWS -RECORD for fine job
printing.
Rumball's grocery
PHONE 86
Specials for Friday -Saturday, January 16-17
10 lbs. SUGAR, 8'7c
RICE lb. 20c
WHITE BEANS 2 lbs. 29c
HEINZ KETCHUP' .. 21c
SUNKIST ORANGES
288's ... 29c doz.
252's ... 350 doz.
200's ... 39e doz,
5's BEE IIIVE-or CROWN SYRUP i8c
COOKING APPLES
4 lbs. 25c
n ..Ea+tiULTANIsa�tty rISac a SVFV tztPays.G*r ms
IIAMBUI GUR'
040
Cole Night!
15c
Gulden Brown FRENCH FRIES 10c
10c
HOT DOGS
SANDWICHES
.TEA COFFEE MILK
SOFT' DRINKS CIGARETTES
TAKE -AWAY CONES to TAKE AWAY HOME!
P1Y'S SMACK BAR
Huron St.
Phone 696J
',CAPITAL THEATRE
GO D n It i C 11
Now—Dennis Morgan, Jane Wyman
In "CHEYENNE"
Mon., Tues., Wed.
Sydney Greenstreet, Peter Dorm
and. Joan Lorring •
Suspense, thrills and mystery, with a
elimax that will toot your power of de-
duction.
THE VERDICT
Thurs., Fri., Sat.
Tommy Dorsey, Jimn'0y Dorsey
and Janet Blair
:Greatest array of swittgrband talent
OM' assembled,
The Fabulous. Dorseys
Conning-- 'Robert Young 88
"THEY WON'T 13ELIEVE MO"
Handling the Public
The lady went up to a police-
man on duty outside the Houses of
Parliament in London and, pointing
to Big Ben, asked: "Is that clock
right?"
Gravely, the policeman looke
REGENT THEATRE
SEAFORTl
Now—Shirley Temple, Pranchot Tone
in "HONEYMOON"
Mon, Tues., Wed.
Ginger Rogers and Adolphe Menjou
Plus a top-flight supporting east in a
;truly great romantic story of a girl
with ambition
HEARTBEAT
Thurs., Fri., Sat.
Dennis Morgan, Zonis Paige
Jame Wyman, Bruce Bennett
Ranking with "Dodge City" eomes.
another ternifie tale of the West and.
a singing pioneer
CHEYENNE
Coming— "THE STRANGER"
with a Star Oast
at his watch.
"No,madam.," he .replied, "i
two minutes fast."
NEWS -RECORD Classified's e
dlittle but produce big results.
BELIEVE IT OR NOT --
no 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—
"•Yo must be born again" John 3:7
"All have sinned" and are in 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 LII
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BINGO
Town Council Chamber
SATURDAY, JANUARY 17
at 8 p.m.
GOOD PRIZES
Auspices Clinton Branch No. 140
Canadian Legion
Clinton Branch Canadian Legion
DANCE
in the TOWN HALL,' Clinton
Friday Evening, Jan. 16
CANCELLED
BECAUSE OF LACK OF ORCHESTRA
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Rubber Footwear
MORE NEW 'STOCK JUST RECEIVED
few Pairs Large Sizes, Men's RUBBER OVERSHOES
.All Sizes -- MEN'S -- Ankle Fit
LUMBERMEN'S -- Leather tops with Rubber Bottoms.
Pair $5.90 and $6.90
NOW IN STOCK
Men's Leather III -CUTS, 12" and 16"
Phone 2
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Bearing Aid Batteries
As a service to the people of Clinton and district, who also
Hearing Aids, we now carry a complete stock of Hearin;
Aid Batteries to fit EVERY type of Hearing Aid.
You are invited to call in and take advantage of this s'ervicel
RELIABLE RADIO SERVICE
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Phone 313 Chilton
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Food for Brittajn
Let's help the British people by subscribing
to -day to the fund being raised by Clinton
Legion and Lions Club. •
Leave substcriptions at .The NEWS -RECORD
or either bank branch.
HUGH R. HAWKINS
PLUMBING and HEATING
Business 244 Phone Residence 4