Clinton News-Record, 1948-01-22, Page 5"!THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1948
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FOR SALE
'.1ZEDBONE FOX HOUND, MALE,
14 months old, started on fox, $20 for
.quick sale. Harold Brandon, Bayfield,
Ont. 5.6p
.GIRL 'S PINK CORDUROY SKAT-
ng dress. Phone 233M. 4p
'THOR:VACUU.M CLEANER, LI.IKE
mow, with attachments. Mrs. Proctor
Palmer, R.R. 2, Clinton, phone 901r51.
-4p ,
"TABLE POTATOES, NEW BRUNS-
wiek, 75 Ib. bag 85,65, Cash and
"Carry, Thompson's Grocery. 4p
FOUR BURNER ELECTRIC WEST-
inghouse range, enamel finish, first
-class condition. Apply Mrs. G. A.
Miller, Orange St., phone 57. 3-4b
MARGE SIZE WHITE ENAMEL
Beach range, nearly new. Apply A. D.
McCartney, phone 256, Clinton. 3.4p
'BEACH CIRCULATING HEATER.
Apply S. Yearron, Post Office Box
477„Clinton.
3-4p
"ONE DINETTE BUFFET, NATUR-
a11, blue trim; one kitchen table, large;
one New Princess Pat Stove with re-
servoir, warming closet and water
front, only used four years; one guitar,
Hawaiian with case. Apply at reei-
donce of E. J. Taylor, opposite Epps
'Sport Shop, .between 3.5 p.m. and
T-9 p.m. 4p
- LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
NINE LITTLE PIGS, SIX WEEKS
old• Frank MacDonald, R.R. 4, Clin-
ton, phone 800r3. 4p
ONE GUERNSEY AND THREE
young Jersey cows due to freshen in
• February and March. Roy Connell,
phone 603r4, Clinton. 4'-5p
TWO REGISTERED SHORTHORN
heifer; with heifer calves; one reg-
istered Shorthorn heifer due Febru-
ary 28; one registered Shorthorn
heifer; freshened. Papers supplied for
all heifers. Stewart Sehoenhals, phone
903r12, Clinton. 4 -Sp
MISCELLANEOUS
SLDDIS..BLED HORSES WANT -
for mink feed. Apply James East,
R.R. 4, Clinton, phone Clinton 800r6.
1.5p
PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRS
to all makes. Cleaning, de-mething,
free estimates. Write or phone William
N. Gould, 314w, Clinton. 2btf
1'•TYPTTG DONE AT HOME. MRS.
Wilfred Dewomme, hoopla St., phone
233M. 4.6p
SEWERS DUG, TILE LAID AND
:inspected. Phone W. E. Storey, 911r24.
ARE YOU PLANNING TO HAVE
nrasonwork done in the Spring'? Now
Is the time to make the necessary ar-
rangements. For assistanee in your
plans and other information contact
William Bender, phone 911r24.
4.8-p
ACCOMMODATION WANTED
HOUSE, FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
nished, in town or country, by Air
Force Officer. Apply FIE C. C. Mo
gee, RCAF Station, Clinton, 4p
LOST AND FOUND 13IRTHS-
LOST—SMALL GLASS TRAY BE- ANDERSON—Zn Clinton Public -Hos -
longing to cream and sugar sot, pita, on Wednesday, January 21,
"F'estoria” pattern. Lost at Hospital 1948, to Mr. and Mrs, Roy Ander-
Aid Christmas Bali in Town Hall. son, Clinton, a son (Michael David). , °P tiVesley-Willis Church was held in
Phone 177. 4b COOK•—In Clinton Public Hospital, the Curve' Parlor with a large at -
on Tueeday, January` 20, 1948, to lbndanc4. Tho Fresident, Mrs. W, A.
Mr. and Mrs. Borden. Cook,, Bfyth, a I (Makes, was in the chair, Mrs. H.
daughter. 1 Charlesworth Was pianist. The open-
FRANCIS—In Clinton Public Hos-
ing hymn was ``Standing at the Port -
WANTED TO BUY • vital, on Friday,'January 16, 1948,•al;,—The President read "A New
to Mr. and Mrs, Reginald Francis, ,
OLD HORSES and DEAD ANIMALS e Years Message , The Lord 's• pray -
Bayfield, a son (Lloyd John),
suitable for mink feed. Will pay de HOY--In Clinton Public ffoepital, on er was said in unison, The secretary,
Mrs.
a Pound for horses and call and rel W. Jervis read the minutes, Ars.
P P + Wednesday, January 21, to Mr. and
up same. Dead animals according to I Mrs. Lonis Hoy, Clinton, a daughter. Atkep, retiring Treasurer, gave the
value. If dead phone at once. Phone !pEDERSON In Clinton Public Hos- fmaa ei0l report. The scripture lesson
collect Jaek Gilbert, 936r21, or Fred pital, on Tuesday, January 20, 1945, was read by Mrs, Fred :Potter from
Hilbert, 936r32, Godorieh. 45btf to Mr. and Mrs. Arvid Pederson tie 1456Naha. Mrs, Charles. Nel-
Clinton, a son (Dennis Brian). '�sonoffered prayer,
Wesley -Willis Ladies
The January meeting of the W. A.
LOST—RING OF KEYS, INCLUD-
ing key for, Post Office box. Reward..
Apply NEWS -RECORD office. 3-4x
HELP WANTED
MALE BOOKKEEPER. APPLY
Lorne Brown Motors. 411
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY. Aver-
age $45 weekly for Tuan or woman.to
supply more than 250 Familex necessi-
ties to the people in your neighbor-
hood, Write tb-day for complete de-
tails of our time -tested plan for fast,
easy, direct -to -customer sales. CATB.-
LOGUE FREE. FAMILEX, 1 00 De-
lorimier, Montreal. 2-7b
NOTICE
WILL BE ABLE TO DO CUSTOM
Wood Cutting with power chain saw.
Glenn E. Price, phone 621r31; Clin-
ton. 3.4p
SAW FILING, ALL KINDS DONE
at Hoare's Orchard, ono mile north
of town; also Iadders for sale various
lengths. Enquire. 3-10p
TENDERS WANTED
TENDERS WANTED FOR 65 CORD
1 of hard body wood, 12 in. long, hale
Maple and half Beech. Tenders to be
in hands of undersigned by January,
25. For farther particulars apply to
George L. Reid, eecrotary-treasurer,
Stanley Township School .Area. 3.4b
PROPERT FOR SALE
HOUSE FOR SALE 1% STOREY,
six -roomed dwelling, modern conven-
iences, full basement, double garage,
good location, immediate posession.
Apply to H. C. Lawson, Real Estate
Broker, phone 251, Clinton. 3btf
`—f FOR RENT
100 ACRES OF GOOD PASTURE
land with fresh spring water ;the year
round, facing on two roads, lot 20,
Concession 3, Hullett, For information
write Mrs. Lottie M. Beatty, Box 866,
Sherman Cake, Calif. 2;3-4p
ACCOMMODATION
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
rent, suitable for light housekeeping.
Phone 91. 4b
WORK WANTED
E&S'ERIE'NOED HOUSE -KEEPER
would like a position by first of Feb-
ruary. Apply Box "F" rrmvs RE-
CORD. Ah
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
1937 INTERNATIONAL 1% -TON
truck, nevi motor, three new tires,
good high stock rack, Apply I•i. Lobb,
Sumnnerhill. Phone Clinton 802r3,
4p
LIFELONG RESIDENT
GODERICH—Mrs. Andrew A, Fow-
lie, well-known resident, died suddenly
at her home on Tuesday morning,
January 20. Formerly Jessie Craigie,
she was born in Goderich, a daughter
of the lato Alexander and Bets Craig-
ia, and was a Iife-long resident
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LADIES!
Are you having a. QUILTING BEE at your home?
If so, see us for QUILT BATTS, FLANNELETTE,
NEEDLES, THREAD and other necessities.
BOUQUET. WOOL
An the newest and brightest shades in 3 or 4
ply Botany Yarns.; 1 oz. and 4 oz. balls.
JUST ARRIVED
TABLE OILCLOTH in various vridtlls and
patterns.
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-PRINTS
In plenty of patterns and shades. Color -fast,
Ideal for House Dresses.
Pickett (3 Campbell
Agents for Croft Cleaners and Dyers
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TAKE -AWAY CONES to TAKE AWAY HOME!
PARRY'S SNACK
Huron St.
BOXY THEATRE
CLINTON
Now Playing—(Jan. 22.241)
"BELLS OF SAN ANGELO"
In Trucolor, starring
Roy Rogers and Bala Evans
Mon., Tues,, Wed. (Jan. 26-28)
Hobert 1'owag, Susan Haywwrd
and Jane Greer
Women could not resist his fatal,fas-
ehaation. He reined their lives but
they loved him.
They Won't Believe
Me •
Tiurs., Fti,, Sat. (Jan. 29-37.)
CHEYENNE
The lusty dram of the nation's cross-
roads where law said order wrote finis
SELLEN—In Clinton Public, Hospital Monthly reports were received from to °n ontla'w era:
on Wednesday, January 21, 1948; to the vsrious departments of Work, Denni Morgan, Jane Wyman
ldr. and Mrs. Ronald Sellen, Olin- Mrs, Nelson road lettersof thanks . and Janis—Pang'
ton, a daughter (Lynn Frances), from those who lied reen_ived cards, Coming—(Feb, 2.4)
SWITZER—In Clinton Publie Hospi- flowers and fruit in December. Then Ginger Rogers int "HEARTBEAT"
tal, on Thursday, January 15, 1948,
to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Switzer,
Clinton, a son, (Charles Thomas).
MARRIAGES `-
HATHAWAY -DRAPER — On Sat-
;; urday, January 17, 1918, at one
o'clock, in St. Paul 's Anglienn
Church, Clinton, by Rev. Ronald
13ulteel, Lois Isobel, only daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Caryl W. Draper,
Clinton, to Norman Blasdell Hathn-
way, younger son of Cr. and Mrs.
George B. Hathaway, Kitchener.
STEEPE-MILLER.—Quietly on Sat-
urday, January 17, 1948, in the par-
lor of WesleyWillis United Church,
by Rev. Andrew Laney Audrey Doris,
daughter of Mr. George Miller and
the late Mos. Miller, Trenton, to
Kenneth Milton, eldest son of Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Steeps, Goderieh
Township. ,
DEATHS
DERRY—In Clinton, on Sunday, Jan-
uary 18, 1948, John Derry, in his
95th year. Funeral from Ball Bro.
thers Funeral Horne, High St.,
Clinton, on Wednesday, January 21,
to ,Olinton Cemetery.
MA•QSHAT,r In Port Colborne, on
Thursday, January 22, 1948, follow=
ing a lengthy illness, Mrs. Robert
Marshall, Port Colborne, formerly
of Clinton, beloved mother of Robert
(Bert) Marshall. Funeral and inter-
ment at Kingston, but arrangements
not complete.
RATH—In Clinton, on Friday, Jaml.
dry 16, 1948, Anna C. C. Howell,
wife of John A. hath, in her 71st
year. Funeral from Ball Brothers
Funeral Home, High St., Cluiton,
on Monday, January 10, Interment
in Dundalk Cemetery, Tuesday, Jan-
uary 20.
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Lois Wiltse Heads
Ontario- St. Y.P.U.
At a recent meeting the officers
for the coming year were- elected by
the Young People's Union of Ontario
St. United church, The new opecut-
ive is: president, Lois Wiltse; vice
president, Bill Gould; secretary, Elwin
Merrill; treasurer, Lois Connell; Con-
veners: Fellowship, Jean Farquhar;
Missions, Edith Pepper; Citizenship,
Ross Merrill; Culture, Jack VonEg-
mond; Recreation, Bill Gould; Social,
Doris Tyndall,
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to take thie opportunity
of expressing our grateful thanks to
all those, and especially tlio ladies,
who through the long period. of Mrs.
Rath's disability and suffering came
to cheer her by their presence, and
their many acts of kindness.
4p Mrs, Ii. Tasker and J, A. Rath
CARD OF 'THANKS
I wish to express my sincere appre-
ciation to my many friends and
neighbours for their many acts of
kindness, also for cards, letters, treats
and flowers sent me: while a patient
in Clinton Public. Hospital.
(Signed) W. G. Ross, Londosboro.
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rundown lcalin1 dna nobly tp body'" loot Ol 'ran
watch many mea and women "all Old;
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very dry. New 'got r eaeversi d" also only ba0...
For mile at nil drug stems evenavOcro. Yi
CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL DESIGNS
For Every Occasion
CO Y .COO KE
FLOIRZST
Phones: 66w and 66j
BEAUTY SIIOPPE
. Shampoo
Manicure
Finger Waves
Permanents '
Phone 696J - •ETHEL THOMPSON
Princess St. East Phone 585
59-55
followed the annual reports, Mrs.
Oakes gave a splendid resume of the
year's accomplishments, in the abson-
co of Mrs, George Jefferson, retiring
,secretary, Mrs. Atkey showed that
there was a surplus of $300. at the
beginning of 1.947. $300, had been will-
ed to the W. A. and. 5500 raised—e
total of over 51.300. Mrs, Wilfred
Jervis reported a good deal of work
had been done by the sowing Com-
mittee,,quilts and eurtains made. Mrs.
Laidlaw reported the work of the
communion Committee during the past
'year. Mrs. John Nediger Jr. gave a
fine repot of work done by the Flow-
er committee —25 slut -in -members of
the congregation received flowers at Local or anization. is to be the hostess
Christmas. Ntrs. W. Pickard reported g
for the manse Committee—Mrs. A. T. the ladies of the surrounding corn -
Cooper for. the Press. Mrs. Will Pinn- mmiities.
ing. for Property, °
MOTHERS'STUDY CLUB
"Liss L. Brigham and Mrs. Fred The opening meeting of the new
Hanley were appointed to work with year of the Young Mothers' Study
the W. NI, .S on "Canadian Church Group of Wesley -Willis United Church
relief abroad." will be bold at the home of Mrs. Gor.
don Roes, Battenbnry St. Si{., on Tues-
Ahymn and the Mizpah benediction day, January 27, at 8.15 p.m. Mrs.
closed the meeting, after which after- George Braithwaite wif be in charge
noon to. was sereed by Mrs. Fred of the evening's programme. Time will
C'otter's group. be given for the discission of sugges-
tions covering the coming year's work.
CAPITAL THEATRE.
GtODERICH.
Now---
"THE
ow—"THE FABULOUS DORSEYS' i
with Tommy Dorsey, Jimmy Dorsey
Mon,, Tues., Wed.—
Robert Young, Susan 77040:ard
• and Jame Greer
A happy and entertaining story built
entirely on bright, breezy .fun.
They Won't Believe
Me '
Thurs., Fri., Sat.—
Teresa Wright, Robert Mi4tilrnm
Judith Anderson'
Hollywood's top dramatic east pre -
'seated in a play that will hold your
interest:
PURSUED
Coming— Ian Toelmieolo:-
"TILL THE CLOUD ROLL BY'
' REGENT TO R HET SATRE
S E A P
Now—Dennis Morgan, Jane Wyman
in 4' CHEYENNE
Mon., Tues., Wed.— ,
Edward G. Robinson, Loretta Yrungp
and Orson Wei/o9
Tense, stark drama., packed with ell,
mastic action and thrilling romance
THE STRANGER
Thurs., Fri., Sat.— Two Features
Penny Stnglcton, Arthur 'Lake
wad Larry Simms
The Bumeteads return in their latest
riot of marital complications
Blondie's Big 'Moment
Charles Starrett and 5m•iingl Burnette
It's a 'singing, stinging Western with
plenty of two-fisted ructions
LAND RUSH
HOSPITAL AID M17ETING
The regular meeting of the Hospital
Aid will bo held in Wesley -Willis
United Church parlor Monday, Febru-
ary 2, at 3 p.m. All lading of Clinton
and surrounding community are espe-
cially invited to attend. The president.
has kindly consented to repeat her ex-
eollont address on the Hospital Aid
convention in Toronto. This together
with a musicale and a secial cup of
tea should help theladies to become
better acquainted with each other and
the Hospital Aid activities, Each lady
is asked to bring her own cup and
Prancer and sandwiches for two as the
Open Sunday, January 25
AND EVERY NIGHT NEXT WEEK
Used Car Specials
1942 Ford Coach, New Motor
1941 Ford Coach, New Motor
1934 Chevrolet Coupe
GOODYEAR.
Tires -- Batteries
SHELLUBRICATION
at
Reg. Ball's Shell Service Station
Ontario St. PHONE 5 Clinton
Rumball's Grocery
PHONE 86
Specials for Friday -Saturday, Jan. 23.24
Maxwell House COFFEE .... , . lb54e
Libby's Mixed VEGETABLES 19c
RICE lb. 20e
._ Large Ivory SOAP .. • bar 14.e
1 Large VEL 1 Small VEL , . , . 321.1
• We Deliver
Sanitary Seweragt Services
Completed
From Town Line to Cellar �•
and Drain
STEWART SC/WENT/ALS WILLIAM HARRIS
Phone' Clinton 903r12 Phone Clinton 908r3
4-5!1
.ee-,n .erePOM.PoA.MWaaWdN.O.M-V•iM..mN.MMPJ,1-e
McBRINE and LANGMUIR Brands ,
TRUNKS Small, indium and largo size, box type
construction of metal and fibre coverings
$1.5.25 $17.75 $24.00 $26.50
TOURING CASES — Heavy vulcanized fibre type
$13.25 $16.50 ,
FIBRE CASES - Solid box construction
$3.95 $5.50 $7.95
PHONE 2
AIKEN'S
CLINTON
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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" FI Pet. 1:21
AND IT SAYS—
"Ye must be born again" John 3:7 •
"All have sinned" and aro 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 LIb}E
A UNE IN — Hear Chas. Fuller, Box 123, Los Angeles 53, Cal.,
on STATION CKLW Windsor, 12-12.30 E.S.T., Sunday noon
Amtemnserslemmommaramaneramerst
Coming— A musical treat
"TAE FABULOUS DORSEYS"
Waite
BINGO
Town Council Chamber
SATURDAY, JANUARY 24
at 8 p.m.
GOOD PRIZES
Auspices Clinton Branch No.' 140
Canadian Legion
Hearing Aid Batteries
As a service to the people of Clinton and district, who use
Hearing Aids, we now carry a complete stock of Hearing
Aid Batteries to fit EVERY type of Hearing Aid.
You are invited to call in and take advantage of This service
RELIABLE RADIO SERVICE
MERRILL RADIO AND ELECTRIC
SALES and SERVICE
Phone 313
Clinton
Opening of
PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE
Committee Rooms
Monday, January 26
in
. LEGION HALL, CLINTON
(Over Bank of Montreal)
at 8 p.m.
All Chairmen, Committee Men and Supporters of the
Progressive Conservative Party are requested to be
present.
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CO a TRACT 113A ,.LEY
Contract Forms have arrived for Barley -
WE EXPECT VERY HIGH PRICES NEXT FALL
FOR MALTING BARLEY
These contracts give you good seed and a special
price for your production from this seed.
Contact me as soon as possible so I can order seed
required.
GRAIN and SEED
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for -rtai
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. HAW INS
PLUMBING and HEATING
Business 244 Phone Residence 470
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