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THURSDAY,MARCH 18, 1948
CLINTON NEWC-RECORD
PAGE FIVE
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BIRTHS
SAW FILING, ALL micros DONE I GORRILL-Mr. and Mrs. Roder -
at Hoare's Orchard, one mils north ick Gorrill, Montville, (nee
of town; also ladders for sale various Gertryde Reid, formerly, , of
lengths. Enquire. 11-18-p Clinton) are happy to announce
the birth of their daughter,
Anna Joyce, in St. Joseph's
Hospital, Surbury, on Thursday,
SEE ME BEFORE SELLING March 4, 1948.
elsewhere. Murray East, R.R. 1, LOCKHART-In Clinton Public
Clinton, 12-14-p 4 Hospital, on Tuesday, March 16,
1948, ; to Mr. and 1VIrs. Argyle
Lockhart, R.R. 1, Coderich, a
daughter, (Sharon Elizabeth).
TALBOT -In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Wednesday, March 17,
1948, to Mr. and Mrs. Dewar
Talbot, R.R. 2, Bayfield, a son.
DEATHS
FOR SALE '
BEAVER BENCH SAW, LIKE
new. Apply Box "P", NEWS -
RECORD. 11-12-p
MEDIUM BROWN GABARDINE
Top Coat, size 38, nearly new.
Apply Elwin Merrill, phone 313,
Clinton. 12-p
FRAME BARN 18' x 35'; HEN
'house 8' x 10'; two dozen sap
pails; also garden lot for rent.
Apply Mrs. Robert Scotchmer,
Mayfield. ' 11-12-p
ONE MAN'S CCM BICYCLE,
nearly new. Apply Charles Brown,
Clinton, 12-p
-JUST ARRIVED -CURRY Combs
with the mane comb on back,
40c each. Large stock of cattle
and horse brushes at Aiken's,
phone 2, Clinton. 12-b
COLONY HOUSE, BRAND NEW,
12x14, insulated; one purebred
Ayrshire bull, 1 year old. Apply
Charles Brandon, R.R. 4, Clinton.
12-p
LARGE ICE BOX, holding 300
pounds ice, with four cubic feet
'food space, would suit large
"boarding house, small store or
-farm house; two small tables
18x36 inches, white enamel tops;
lour model "T" Ford coils, new
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rice reasonable; and one set 1927
-model "T" Ford bands. Apply to
Lever's Service Station and Rest-
'auran't, Highway No. 8, West,
12-b
SEED GRAIN FOR SALE -
LIMITED QUANTITY, GALORE
Barley, suitable for seed, $1.90
per bushel. Harry H. Webster,
Auburn, phone Blyth 33r11.
12-p
.TIED CLOVER SEED, GOOD,
clean. seed. Apply 'Gladwin West-
lake, phone Hensall 99r12.
12-13-p
. AJAX OATS WITH SOME No. 21
' Barley mixed in. Irvine Tebbutt,
phone Clinton 902r6. 12-13-p
AJAX OATS SUITABLE FOR
seed, cleaned and treated, $L50
per bushel. Arlie Lockhart, phone
'.Goderich, 936r5. 11-12-p
'QUANTITY OF AJAX SEED oats
pure and clean; also Cartier oats
.and six -rowed barley mixed; and
a few bags of Spy apules. Apply
'Earl Lawson, R.R. 1, Clinton,
phone Seaforth 841r12. 11-12-p
'MICHELITE BEANS, SOWN from
registered seed which tested 98%
germination, and 99% field in-
spection, $6 per bushel. Bert
' Thomson, RR. 2, Klppen..11-12'••p
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
12 PIGS, SEVEN WEEKS OLD,
apply Keith Tyndall, phone
805r23. 12-b
THREE YOUNG YORKSHIRE
Sows, guaranteed in pig. Apply
'Ed. N. Grigg, phone 911r2, R.E. 3,
Clinton. 12-p
ONE BLUE COW due to freshen
April 24; one Holstein cow, milk-
ing good, bred Fetiriary 5. Ap-
Apply to Alden Crich, R.R. 3, Sea -
forth, phone Clinton 614r13.
12-p
THREE YOUNG YORKSHIRE
',Sows, recently bred, $45; also
good strong wagon, medium
height, steel wheels; two turkey
hens. Apply George Colclough,
R.R. 1, Clinton, phone 805r31.,
12-p
"PUREBRED SHORTHORN BULL
14 months old. Apply to Maurice
Frame, R.R. 1, Bayfield, phone
Clinton 903r41, 12-p
MUSKRATS WANTED
PROPERTY POR SALE
EIGHTY ACRES, OF GRASS land
H. Murch, Clinton. 12-13-p
DOUBLE VACANT LOT ON Hur-
on St„ west of Shipley St., ideal
for residential building purposes,
Splendid garden land. Mrs. Earl
Leyburne, phone Clinton 136.
11-12-p
A DOUBLE HOUSE FOR SALE
in Goderich. One vacant now;
ight rooms, modern conveniences.
The other house rented, seven
rooms; near to square. Phone
Goderich 297 or apply Box "C"
NEWS -RECORD; lob-tfb
100 ACRES, $1,000. GOOD PAS-
ture land and lifetime supply of
firewood. Lot 21, Concession 7,
Hullett. .Apply H. C. Lawson,
Real Estate Broker, phone 251W,
Clinton, 9tfb
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, SEV-
en room brick dwelling,: modern con-
veniences, iences, - air conditioning heating
system,' insulated, newly decorated;
garage. Apply to H. C. Lawson, Real
Estate Broker, phone 251W, Clinton.
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TRAPPERS' SUPPLIES
MUSKRAT STOP -LOSS TRAPS;
Dailey's Muskrat lure, $L25 bottle;
steel muskrat stretchers, $3.00
dozen. Personal lessons given to
anyone interested in trapping fox
in numbers. Batkin's Trapper
Supply House, Clinton. 12-p
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED TO RENT, AT ONCE
medium sized house not too far
from C.N.R. Station. Apply to
C•N.R.'Station Agent., 11-12-)
WOULD LIKE TO RENT ABOUT me during my rllness in Clinton
10 acres, suitable for spring crop, Public Hospital, and wish to thank
in vicinity of Clinton, Apply Box Miss Sinclair and Mrs. Murray
"S" NEWS -RECORD. 12-p for their kindness and also Dr,
Oakes. -(Signed) -MRS. FRANK
FOWLER.. 12-b
DODDS-In West Suburban Hos-
pital, Oak Park, I11., on Friday
evening, March 12, 1948, Thomas
Armstrong Dodds. formerly of
Huron County m his 72nd year.
Funeral from Ball ' Brothers
Funeral Home to Clinton Ceme-
tery, Monday afternoon, March
15.
HOWATT-In Hullett Township,
on Thursday,. March 12, 1948,
Bertram' Hess Howatt, 18-
months-old'son of Mr. and Mrs.
George.: Howatt. .Funeral from
family residence to Blyth Union
Cemetery Sunday afternoon,
March 14.
MORRIS= -In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Monday, March 15,
1948, following a short illness,
Jane Shepherd, beloved wife of
the late Alexander Morris, in
her 84th year. Funeral from
the Beattie Funearl Home, Rat-
tenbury. St. E., Clinton, this
afternoon (Thursday) at 2 p.m.
to Clinton Cemetery.
WIGIITMAN - In London, on
Thursday, March 11, 1048, Marg-
aret Annie Wightman; daughter
of the late William John Wight -
man and Sarah Ann Henry, and
sister of 'Mrs. Wesley Stack-
house,' Brucefield, in her 71st
year, Funeral from residence
of her brother, Earl Wightman,
West WaWanosh, to Westfield
Cemetery.
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CARD OF THANKS
I would like to thank all the
nurses who so kindly cared for
WANTED TO BUY
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, Mink
Ranch, 936r21 or 936r32, Goder-
ich, 11-btfb.
MEN WANTED
$35. TO $60, A WEEK! Your own
business! No boss, no timeclock,
independence! The leading line of
Home Service, Products! Fine city
and rural territories available. A
vehicle. is needed for routes. If
you have selling ability and a
small. capital A-.. write to -day for
FREE information - FAMILEX
- 1600 Delorimier, MONTREAL.
12-16-b
MIISCELLANEOUS
ARE YOU PLANNING TO HAVE
masonwork done in the spring??
Ncw is the time to make the
necessary arrangements. For as-
sistance in your plans and other
information contact William Ben-
der, phone 911r24. 10-14-h
PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRS
to all makes. Cleaning, demothing,
free estimates. Write or phone William
N. Gould, 314w, Clinton. 2btf
LADIES: READ THIS!. Unwanted
hair removed instantly from face,
aims, legs, with FIash Hair Re-
mover, Harmless -leaves skin soft
and smooth: You can't lose. Money
promptly refunded if hair grows
back after third application with
no huestions asked.Complete treat-
ment $2 postpaid. (C.O.D.'s -
Hostage extra); KAPEX PROD-
UCTS (Dept. 313) Box 22, Station
B, Montreal, Que. 12-p
GABARDINE
The most talked about fabric in the clothing
business to -day. Everyone asks for suits, topcoats,
and shacks made of GABARDINE. We have a fine
iilsplay of topcoats and slacks in stock and suits are
expected this week. See them now. You'll be among
the better dressed if you wear Gabardine.
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STETSON HATS
For Spring, 'step crut in a Stetson. More
people wear Stetson Halts than any other brand.
In stork now. ; is 'F'a':gr:gg
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MADE -TO -MEASURE TROUSERS.
We now have the Top Hat line of made -to -measure
trousers. Samples include glen checks, serges, flannels, and
gabardines. If you are hard to fit, don't miss this opportunity.
Pickett Cam
PHONE 25
11
CLINTON
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HAVE YOUR
SEWER DUG NOW!
Work Completed to Plumbing.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Harold East
Phone Clinton 800r6 R.R. 4, Clinton
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CARD OF THANKS I
Mrs. J. Huller wishes to thank
her many friends for all flowers,
cards, and other kindnesses shown
her while :a patient in Clinton
Public Hospital, with special
thanks to Dr. W. A. Oakes, ,and
the nursing staff of the hospital. '
12-p
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs, Charles Stewart wishes to
thank her many friends in and
around Clinton, also at Londes-
bore, for their many ,acts of kind-
ness, cards sent, and the nice
flowers sent by the W.A. of On-
tario St. United Church, while
suffering with 'a 'broken wrist.
12-p
IN MEMORIAM
REID-In loving memory of the
late Will Reid, Varna, who passed
away six years ago, March 18,
1942.
His memory is as dear to -day
As in the hour he passed away.
-Sadly missed by wife and dau-
ghter. 12-p
IN MEMORIAM
McCLINCHEY-In loving memory
of Henry McClinchey who passed
away four years ago, March 20,
1444.
-Lovingly remembered by his
wife and family.
Also in loving memory of William
H. McClinchey who passed away
four years ago, April 3, 1944.
-Lovingly remembered by his
mother,. brother and sisters,
In our hearts we like to stray
Along the road of yesterday,
To live again in memory
The happy days that used to be.
To hear., you laugh, and see
you smile
And talk with you a little while,
We love,to ,linger on. the way
That leads us back to yester-
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NOTICE
For your Spring Require-
ments in puilding materials,
" such as:
LUMBER
WALL. BOARDS'
_- PLYWOOD
MASONITE
Mouldings and Casings
Builders'Hardware such as
Hinges -- Locks - Cupboa; d
Catches and Drawer Pulls;
also nails of all kinds.
We have -a complete line of
Ileamans liepglo Paints,
Enamels and Varnishes.
Asphalt roofings and build-
ing paper. Rock Wool
Insulation.
Also Window Sash made to
orde•• and Glass, all sizes.
.EVERYTHING
REASONABLY PRICED
Al in and see .. .
BERT HULLER
or
Phone 319-3
- Clinton
for
(:ash and Carry Service
10-11-12-13-p
BEAUTY SkHOPPE
Shampoo
Manicure
Finger -Waves
Poraiarients
ETH.EL'THOM(PSON
Princess St. East
Phone 585
59-tf
ELDER BROS:,
HENSALL, ARE
- 'CHAMPIONS
(Continued from page one)
K. S. Murphy, Heldman, Crops,
Seeds and Weeds Branc, spoke
on weed control and chemical
sprays. He said in seed surveys
last year 42% of the samples
w. re rejected; he advised that
growers should get proper screens
for farm fanning mills.
• Mr. Murphy outlined a barberry
and buckthorn destruction pro-
gram. About $600 to $700 would
pe needed to undertake this cam-
paign in Huron to settle the rust
problem, It was hoped, he said,
that the Department of Agricul-
would pay a grant of $250 if the
county would spend $500.
Mr. Murphy spoke on the 2,4-D
and low pressure spray on corn
crops.
Prof. Keegan, in his judge's re-
port, commented on the quantity
and quality of the exhibits at the
Fair.
Edward W. Elliott, Clinton,
auctioned off the ten -bushel lots
of oats and barley.
Prize winners at the Seed Fair
were:
Class '+ 1, bushel fall wheat,
"Dick" Jacob, Huron County
Home, Clinton; Harry Strang,
Hensall; Allan Waiper, Parkhill.
Class 2, bushel early oats, Newt-
on Clark, Woodham; Elder Bros.,
Hensall; "Dick" Jacob; William
Elliott, Centralia; Walter Forbes,
Clinton; Allan Waiper. Class 3,
bushel late oats, Elder Bros.; Rus-
sell Bolton, Dublin; A. Turnbull,
Brussels; Alvin Betties, Bayfield;
Harvey Keys, Zurich, and Eph-
3 Cli
bushel barley, 6-rowed,jaElder
Bros.; A. Turnbull; William El-
liott; Harry Strang; William Turn-
bull, Brussels; James McEwen,
Hensall.
Class 5, bushel flax, William
Elliott; Robert Thompson, Clin-
ton. Class 6, bushel oats (club
members only), Murray Roy, Lon-
desboro; Bob Allen, Brucefield;
Flora Turnbull, Brussels; Charles
Turnbull, Brussels. Class 7, bushel
barley (club members only) -'
John Hern, Woodham. Class 8,
bushel field peas, no entries.
Class 9, bushel field beans,
James McEwen; Bert Thomson,
Hensall; J. Bell, Goderich; Harry
r.
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ROXY THEATRE CAPITAL THEATRE REGENT THEATRE
CLINTON GODERICH SEAFORTH
Now -(Mar. 18-20) Now -(Mar, 18-20)
In Technicolor, Maria Montez in Jon Hall in "THE VIGILANTES
"Pirates of Montery" RETURN" -In Trucolor
Mon., Tues., (Mar. 22-23) Mon., Tues., (Mar. 22-23)
Mon., Tues., (Mar. 22-23) Nelson Eddy, Ilona Massey and Adult Entertainment
"MASS ROSE" Joseph Schildkraut - Glorious . George Raft, Lynn Bari 84 Myrna
A mystery drama splendidly per- music by Rudolph Frimi 'features Tell -A suspensful tale of nefar-
trayed by Peggy Cummins, Victor this story of old California. sous doings in the dead of night -
Mature and Ethel Barrymore. NORTHWEST OUTPOST" 'NOCTURNE"
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY -(March 24 and 25)
"The Best Years of Our Lives"
A priceless story close to the everyday lives of us all. Bright with romance, rich with feeling
and spiced with unexpected humor.
FREDRIC MARCH - itIYRNA LOY - D ANA ANDREWS and HOAGY CARMICHAEL
One showing each night at 8 o'clock
Adults Admission -Evening $1.20 Matinee -Wednesday, March 24
Children's Admission 55c Matinee -75c
Now -(Mar. 18-20)
"Something in the Wind"
Fri„ Sat., (Mar. 26-27) '
Bud Abbott & Lou Costello
They're the saddest sacks who
ever came out of the army, but
they pack a bombshell of laughs
RUCK'PRIVATES COME
HOME" '
Coming -(Mar. 29-31)
"GOOD NEWS" with June
Allyson
Fri., Sat„ d%lar. 26-27)
Ring Crosby with a grand sup -
oiling cast in a revival of his
singing hit -
"EAST SIDE OF HEAVEN"
Coming -(Mar. 29-31)
"THE UNFINISHED DANCE"
Fri„ Sat„' (Mar. 26-27)
Deanna Durbin, Donald O'Connor
& John Dall-A light and breezy
musical hit with plenty of laugh -
provoking fun -
"SOMETHING IN THE WIND"
Coming -(Mar, 29-31)
"I WONDER WHO'S KISSING
HER NOW"
Strang; William Alexander, Wal-
ton.
Class 10, Soybeans, Elder Bros.;
W. J. Alexander. Class 11, half
bushel Timothy seed, Allan Wal -
per; William Turnbull; Harry
Strang. Class 12, half bushel red
clover seed, Harvey Keys; W. J.
Alexander; William Alexander;
William Elliott.
Class 13, half bushel Alsike
seed, W. J. Alexander. Class 14,
half bushel alfalfa seed, no ent-
ries. Class 15, bushel potatoes,
Phyllis Bell, Goderich. Class 16,
bushel potatoes, general crop, W.
R. Dougall, Dungannon; Phyllis
Bell. Class 17, bushel corn, Al-
lan Waiper; Bob Allen; William
Alexander. Class 18, bushel table
turnips, Bert Thomson; Raymond
Finnegan, Dungannon; James Me -
Ewen; Don Middleton, Clinton.
Class 19, ten bushel lot of oats,
Elder Bros.; Alvin Betties; Class
20, ten bushel lot of barley, El-
der Bros.; William Elliott.
The Champion bushel of oats
was shown by Newton CIark,
Woodham, and the champion
bushel of barley by Elder Bros.,
Hensall. The Grand Champion
Showman was Elder Bros., Hen-
sall, with William Elliott, Cent-.
ralia, as the runner-up.
Special prizes were won by: El'
der Bros., Hensall, most points in
grain and seed classes; William
Elliott, Centralia, second greatest
number of points M grain and
seed classes; Newton Clark, Wood-
ham, best bushel of oats; "Dick"
Jacob, Huron County Home, Clin-
ton, best bushel of fall wheat;
Elder Bros,, Hensall, best bushel
of barley of malting variety; Wil-
liam Elliott, Centralia, best bushel
o£ flax, $10 donated by S. Rid-
dick and Sons, Clinton; Harvey
Keys, Zurich, best bushel red clov-
er, Bert- Thomson, Hensall, best
bushel of turnips; James McEwen,
Hensall, best bushel, of White
Field Beans; Elder Bros., Hen-
sall, best bushel of soybeans, do-
nated by Canada Packers Limited
Exeter, Clinton and Wingham,
Easter Bonnet Dance
CLINTON TOWN HALL
Monday, March 29
Music by
KEN . WILBEE and his Orchestra
Dancing 9:30
• COME AND GET AN EASIER, BONNET 0
•ADMISSION: 50c
Sponsored by Huron Fish and Game Club
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TENDERS
SEALED TENDERS will be received by the
'undersigned up to. MARCH 31, for the delivery of
4,000 yards, more or less, of Crushed travel, 3/esuirli
screen, at a price of 60 cents per Cu. Yd., for the
sltreets, Town of Clinton. Quality of graved to be
.up to "the approval of the Street Committee of Council.
TOWN OF CLINTON,
M. T. Corless,
Clerk and Treasurer.
Attention, Parents !
All parents having children for kindergarten
Class' in Fall Term coniimencing in September, must
register same by letter not later than April 1, 1948,
with II. C, Lawson, secretary, Public School Board.
To be admitted, pupils must be four years, eight
months old, by September 1, 1948.
On day of enrolment in September, definite proof
of age must be. submitted •to the Principal of the Public
'S'cliool. Owing to limited accommodation it is necessary
that these regulations be strictly adhered to.
Signed on behalf of Clinton Public. School Board
H. C. LAWSON, Secretary
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"Believe -And Thou Shalt Be Saved" - Acts 16:31.
BELIEVE WHAT?
1. Believe that you are a lost sinner. (Rom. 3:23)
2. Believe that you need a Saviour. (Titus 3:5)
3. Believe that Christ is that Saviour, (John 14:6)
4. Believe God's Work when it says CHRIST died
for us. (1 Pet. 3:18)
So in true repentance trust and' accept Christ to -day.
TUNE 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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EARLY!
HOT CROSS BUNS1
and
Delicious Baked Goods
Light rolls, flavorsome cupcakes, rich date-and•nut
loaves, pastries to titillate the tas'ttebuds of 8aanily and
friends . . , perfect for pepping up meatless Lenten
menus ... appropriate for the Easter Sunday feast!
ORDERS TAKEN NOW!
Dixon's Pastry Shop
MPHONE 281W RATTENBURY ST, E.
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Ther e ' s no
better way...
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TO GREET A FRIEND y`a
TO THANK A HOSTESS Via, s `fir^,
TO SAY "I LOVE YOU" •.r/i, ,
Flowers For Easter!
Fresh as a dewy, Spiting morning . . delightful as
only Nature can make them ... COOKE FLOWERS
are ready to make your Easter perfect again. Your
pa'ntibular favourites are here, in out . flowers and
blooming 'plants, and priced very clow for so much
beauty.
ORDER NOW! '
Phones: 66W, 66J
C. V. Cooke
FLORIST CLINTON
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CLINTON CAB
PHONE 44
Res. 229 Res. 173
Reg. Shipley Oscar Priestap H. Crittenden
FULL STOCK OF ..
Chicken Supplies
Hand -made Feeders and Fountains
SEE TJS BEFORE BUYING
• ,Order Your Sap Pans Early •
HUGH R. HAWKINS
PLUMBING and HEATING
Business 244 Phone.- -Residence .-47:0.:r