Clinton News-Record, 1948-06-17, Page 5'THURSDAY ,JUNE 3.7, 1.943
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ACCOMMODATION
FOR RENT
"TWO ROOMS SUITABLE FOR
-young couple for light housekeep-
ing. Phone 461. 25-1)
TWO BRIGHT FURNISHED
rooms for light housekeeping.
Edge of town of Clinton. Phone
803r4. 24-25-p
HOUSESFOR SALE
EIGHT - ROOMED DWELLING
modern conveniences, new heat-
ing system, newly decorated, in
ideal location. Apply to Orval
Lobb, phone 684, Clinton. 25-b'
SEVEN ROO1Vf COTTAGE ON
Victoria St., all modern conven-
iences, new furnace. Immediate
possession. Apply E. C. Munro,
Victoria St., Clinton. 25-p
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, seven
room brick dwelling, modern con-
veniences, air conditioning heating
system, insulated, newly decorat-
ed; garage. Apply to H. C. Law-
son,,
aw-son,, Real Estate Broker, phone
251W, Clinton, 8tfb
AGENTS WANTED
FAST GROWING COMPANY
has opening in your district for
energetic and ambitious person.
Splendid opportunity for aggres-
sive individual. Excellent earn-
ings assured with future, security
and independence. Apply Blue
Brand Products, 7227 Alexandra,
Montreal. 22-26-b
OWN YOUR BUSINESS! Join
-the leading company of HOME
SERVICE IN CANADA. Let your.
•effort determine your income.
Very little capital needed -If: you
have travelling equipment, here
is your chance to use it with
benefit. Write for full details:
T'•AMILEX, 1600 Delorimier,
TVlontr_eal. 22-26-b
ARTICLES FOR SALE
-LAWN MOWER. APPLY NEWS -
RECORD. 23-24-x
15,000 RECLAIMED WHITE fare
brick, $30 on job, $35 cleaned and
delivered; maple flooring and
dressing. Phone R. W. Sears,
Met. 594 J, London. 24-25-p
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
FORDARMY TRUCK, 15 cwt.,
stake rack, new Mercury motor,
good tires, good running shape.
'Harold Lobb, Summerhill, phone
Clinton 802r3. 25-p
BICYCLES FOR SALE
GENT'S BICYCLE, REAL GOOD
condition, with carrier and light.
.Apply Joe Becker or phone Clin-
ton 341-W 25-b
COTTAGE FOR RENT
T.WO ROOMY CABINS AT "The
'Palls," three miles west of Gode-
rich on Highway No. 8, camping
grounds. and trailer cabins. Prop-
erty for sale. J. M. Driver, Gode-
rich, phone Goderich 931r14.
25-26-p
FARM EQUIPMENT
FOR SALE
'RUBBER TIRED WAGON, 16"
tires; wagon Otaco wheels 16"
-tires, Harold Taylor, Clinton.
25-p
MASSEY-HARRIS HAY Loader,
cylinder type. Apply Wilbur
'Heyes, R.R. 3, Seaforth, ...phone
Seaforth 656r11, 25-p
McCORMICK DEERING 7 FP.
Binder, nearly new, with sheaf
carrier and trucks; Massey -Harris
mower in good condition; steel
rim low farm wagon with flat
hay rack; Tudhope Anderson two -
furrow tractor plow. Apply Hugh
'Rinn, Belgrave. 25-26-b
THREE RUBBER TIRED WAG -
ons; one flat hay rack like new;
two furrow tractor plow; tractor
disc, steel land roller; three sec -
LARGE PINE PANELLED LIV-
ing room, den, three bedrooms,
modern kitchen, bathroom, .land-
scaped lot 80' x 120'. G. F.
Sansoucy, Seaforth, phone Sea -
forth 392J. 25-p
11/2 STOREY, EIGHT. ROOM,
frame house with asphalt siding,
hardwood floors downstairs, three
piece bath connected to sewer.
Immediate possession. Apply Cliff
Cooper, Gordon St. 25-26-b
SEVEN ROOM FRAME HOUSE
centrally located in town of Clin-
ton. Would exchange for farm
in vicinity of Clinton, Apply Box
"P" NEWS -RECORD, 25-p
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
TWO DARK RED SHORTHORN
bulls, 10 months old. Apply 0, L.
Switzer, Clinton, phone 614r31.
25-p
SIX PIGS, NINE WEEKS OLD.
Apply Gordon G. Scotchmer, Bay-
field Line, phone Clinton 909r12.
25-p
LOST. AND .FOUND
LOST - MOTTLED BLUE AND
White Eversharp Fountain Pen
with T.G.M. on clip. Lost in
Clinton during day of June 8.
Reward. Finder see H:'E. Rorke.
25-b
MISCELLANEOUS
SAW FILING, ALL KINDS done
at Hoare's Orchard, one mile north
of town; also ladders for sale, var-
ious lengths. Enquire. 20-27-p
ALT. 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, 9361'21 or 936r32, Goder-
ich. 11-btfb.
-• NOTICE
ANYONE FOUND TRESPASSING
on Part Lots 41 and 51, Tucker -
smith Township, Huron Rd. and
London Rd,' surveys, at any time
hereafter will .be -prosecuted by
the owner, A."E. Parry, May 3rd,
1948. 19-26ptfb.
PIANO TUNING
PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRS
to all makes. Cleaning, de-moth-
ing, free estimates. Write or phone
William N. Gould, 314W, Clinton.
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PROPERTY FOR SALE
PROPERTY AT CORNER OF
North and Church Sts. consisting
of ten room two storey brick
house with modern conveniences,
one acre of land, combined barn
and garage, garden and several
fruit trees. Apply to Wilmer.
Wallis, 23-26-p
tion drag harrows; few good TEACHERS WANTED
'wagon tires for sale; all -steel
wheel wagon wanted. Apply W.
B, 'Thompson, 2?I miles west of
Clinton on No. 8 Highway. 25-p
FARMS FOR SALE '
100 ACRES, 25 ACRES CROP, all
seeded but 10 acres, balance in
hay and pasture, 11/2. miles west
of Blyth on Auburn Road. Good,
buildings. Alfred Mach'an,'R.R. 1,
Auburn, phone Blyth 18r5.
23-25-p
FURNITURE FOR SALE
ICE BOX FOR SALE, 1 tpClary
model. Apply Bert' Langford,
Clinton. , 25-•p
':CABLES, CHAIRS, Mattresses,,
lawn mower, compressor sprayer,
bird cage, oil stoves and lamps,
cupboard and other articles, shit-"
able for summer cottage, Apply
Mrs. J. A. Torrance, Bayfield,
phone Clinton 900r22, 25-p
PROTESTANT TEACHER FOR
S.S. No. 11, Hallett, located on
County Road, hydro, radio, piano
and toilet in school. Duties to
commence September 1. Apply
stating qualifications, experience
and salary expected to William
Haniltgn, secretary ' a.*treasurer,
Londesboro., <' 23-24-25-b
WEED SPRAYING
NOW IS THE., TIME •�2'0 GET
your weethr 'sprayed. Kill your
weeds and' - have more, grain.
Joseph _ Becker, honeClinton.
24-9.F-1^
CLINTON! WI
Clinton Women's Institute will
hold its' r'egul'ar meeting in the
Board Room of the Agricultural
.Office on Thursday afternoon,
June 24. All members are asked
to attend and visitors will be wel-
eome
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Help'Wanted
5.
TWO DOMESTICS are required by the
Huron County Council for the
Huron County Home.
Duties to commence immediately.
Salary $75.00 per month, plus board and lodging:
PLEASE APPLY TO:
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Mrs. M. E. Jacob, Matron,
Clinton, Ontario.•
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N. W. MiLLER Cotixdt�y:Clerlc3.
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VACUUM -CLEANED
NO ;DUST NO FUSS
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The new, modern way.
JACK LITTLE
PI-IONE 335W
BIRTHS
ERB-In Detroit, on Thursday,
June 10, 1498, to Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Erb (nee .Barbara
Morley), Detroit, a son, (Fred-
erick Arthur).
LEPPINGTON-1'n Clinton Pub-
lic Hospital, on Sunday, June
13, 1948, to Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Leppington, Brucefleld, a son,
(Robert Franklin).
RADFORD - In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Friday, June 1.1,
1948, to Mr, and Mrs. Leonard
Radford, Londesboro, a son.
RUELLE-In Pontiac Hospital, on
Monday, June 7, 1948, to Mr..
and 1Virs,. Stuart Ruelle, (nee
Georgi 1VlaeD.onald), Farming-
ton, Mich., a son, a brother for
Barbara and Janet.
SHANTZ - In Clinton Public
on Tuesday,.: June 15,1948 to
Mr. and Mrs. Orval Shantz, Hay
Township, a daughter, (Anna
May).
MARRIAGES
PEARSON-SAUNDERCOCI{ -In
Wellington St. United` Church
Manse London, at high noon,
on Saturday, June 12, 1948, by
Rev. J. Winfield Hunt, Edna
Dorcas, daughter of Mrs. Annie
Saundercock and the late Nath-
aniel Saundercock, Hensall, to
Alfred Percival Pearson, Tor-
onto, son of Alfred Percival
Pearson and the late Mrs.
Pearson, Toronto.
TREWARTHA - BOND - I n
Holmesville United Church, on
Saturday, June 5 ,1948, by Rev.
C: Tavener, Gertrude April,
daughter. of Mr. and Mrs. Al-
bert Bond, to Kenneth Clarence,
only son of Mr, and Mrs. Her-
bert J. Trewartha, all of God-'
erich Township.
DEATHS
CARBERT-In Hullett Township,
on Monday, June 14, 1948, Mary
Monica Carbert, in her 42nd
year. Requiem High Mass in
St. Joseph's Church, Clinton,
on Wednesday morning, June
16, to Hullett R.C. Cemetery.
MacKENZIE-At her late resi••
dance, Bayfield, on Saturday,
Jtine 12, 1948, Caroline Emma
MacKenzie in her 88th year.
Funeral Monday, June 14, from
St. Andrew's United Church,
Bayfield, to Bayfield Cemetery.
McKIBBIN - In St. Michael's
Hospital, Toronto, on Saturday,
June 5, 1948, Isobel R. McKib-
bin, formerly of Leadbury and
, . Walton. Funeral and Inter -
C. of C. Backs
(Continued from Page One)
applications, particularly in view
of the fact that the Chamber had
voted more than_ohce in favour
of the project.
Mr. McMurray pointed out that
some difficulty arose due to the
fact that the first 50 houses were
not all allotted as yet.
The meeting felt, however, that
no time should be wasted in wait-
ing for the houses to be filled,
but action should be taken at
once.
Discussing rental requirements
of any additional houses, Joseph
Murphy, who incidentally, occup-
ies one of the new houses and is
well satisfied with it, suggested
that the applicants ' themselves
would determine the type of
houses to be ,built, by stating on
the applications the maximum
amount of the rent they would
be prepared to pay.,
It was decided that the applic-
ations should be directed to Town
Clerk M, T. Corless.
Mayor AcMurray declared he
would call a special Town Council
meeting, as soon as sufficient ap-
plications were in to warrant
such a step.
Bayfield 'Road
Ellwood Epps, chairman of
Tourist and Publicity Committee,
reported that improvcrnents. to
Bayfield- Road depended on the
Department. There are some
prospects of bus service to and
front Bayfield and Grand Bend
this summer; the Chamber had
supported the application of Hu-
ron Coach Lines to the Ontario
Municipal Board by a letter.
Wigwag Signal at CNR
W. Norman Counter, reporting
for H. E. Hartley, chairman of
Public Relations Committee, stat-
ed that progress was being made
in securing a . wigwag signal at
the CNR crossing on King's High-
way 4, inside the southerly town
limits. The CNR is prepared to
erect a signal if half the cost
would be shared by the Ontario
Department of Highways.
The Board of Transport Com-
missioners at Ottawa has been
notified that the CNR signals en-
gineer, Mr. Neell, will be in Clin-
ton Wednesday next, June 23, at
2 p.m. toi psnehtetexvbgkjbP
2 p.m. to inspect the crossing,
and representatives of the Cham-
ment at Brussels, Tuesday,
June 8.
Electric Motors
Quarter, Third, Half, Three -Quarter
and 1-H.P. in stock
C. H. EPPS
P'HONE.264' ' CLINTON
10-12-14-16-tfb
:-"o the 1'm iti
Thoro-bilt Shoes
:•�.:' e ¢'' A Work Shoe made for you -to
give absolute comfort and long
wear -solid construction... made
of quality leather . . . specially
treated to resist farmyard acids.
Visit our storo and see how comlorteble
a pair of Sismen's Thoro-bilts can be.
Husty's- shoe Store�
x
Huron St. - - - Clinton
EXPERT` SHOE REPAIRING
The`..Best Father io the World
YOUR DAD.
_,•,Quite. often, we take. Dad too much for granted.
ile,s just", -the guy who ctit;S'. down and supplies the'
nickels, who is always there to take over on the lawn
plower, or join in on a friendly game, or many other
little everyday things.
Remember, Sunday, June 20 is Father's .Day; let's
show Dad how much we appreciate him by giving him
some useful gift. You'll find many helpful suggestions
when you visit our store;
MEN'S BROADCLOTH ALL eAi4ADAREMEMSERS DAD
SHIRTS
TIES - SOCKS
SUSPENDERS
BELTS - SLACKS
BATHING SUITS
SPORT SHIRTS
UNDERWEAR
STRAW HATS
SLACK SUITS
and many other items
FATHER'S
t'S
DAY
SUNDAY DOME 20
,NOTE -June k the month for weddings. 'A perfect
gift is a pair of PURE WOOL BLANKETS or a SATIN -
SOUND THROW. Our line is complete:
Ick ett Campbell
HEADQUARTERS FOR WORK CL01111NG
Phone 25 . - - - Clinton
ROXY THEATRE
C L I N. 'T O N
Now Playing -(June 17-19)
Gene Autry in "TWILIGHT ON
THE RIO GRANDE"
Mon., Tues., Wed. (June 21-23)
Gregory Peck, ,lane Wyman and
Claude Jarman Jr. -An engros-
sing story of simple people with
hearts ,as big as the great out-
doors they- loved and fought for,
"THE. YEARLING"
NOTE -The above feature will
commence at 7 p.m..
Thur., Fri., Sat. (June 24-26)
"On The OLD SPANISH TRAIL"
In Trucolor
Roy Rogers hits the trail again,
outshootin', outfightin', outridin'
the badmen of the Old West.
Roy Rogers, Trigger, Tito Guizar
and Jane Frazee
CAPITAL THEATRE
GODERICH
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Now Playing -In Tr'ucolor with
Roy Rogers "On the 01d Spanish
Trail"
Mon., Tues., Wed. (June 21-23)
Rita Hayworth, Larry Parks and
Edw. Everett Horton -Sparkling
in Technicolor, lavish in its bea-
uty, a gay and fantastic musical
love -story.
"DOWN TO EARTH"
Thur„ Sat. (June 24-26)
June Allyson,•Peter Lawford and
Patricia Marshall --It's big, gay
and gorgeous, crammed with toe -
tickling tunes, and photographed
in Technicolor.
"GOOD NEWS"
Coming (June 28 -30) -"The Kiss' Coming --Ida Lupino in
of Death" Adult Entertainment I DEEP, VALLEY"
REGENT THEATRE
SEAFORTH
Now Playing -Gregory Peck, in a
sensation "THE YEARLING"
Mon., Tues„ Wed. (June 21-23)
Ronald Reagan, Shirley Temple &
Rory Calhoun -The story of a
girl haunted by the whispers of
an indiscretion she was too inno-
cent to understand
"THAT HAGEN GIRL"
Thurs., Fri., Sat. (June 24-26)
Roy Rogers, Andy Devine and
Jane Frazee, with Bob Nolan and
the Sons of the Pioneers in a Tru -
color western musical.
"On The OLD SPANISH TRAIL"
Coming-"75ISS OF DEATH"
Adult Entertainment
ber of Commerce have been in-
vited to attend. H. E. Hartley
and President Foster were ap-
pointed representatives of the
Chamber at the conference.
Cost of the signal was stated
to be $5,500, with yearly mainten-
ance cost of $350.
Soave School Children
R. S. Atkey, for Agricultural
School Fair project is still under
Committee, reported that the
advisement but the outlook is not
very encouraging.
N. W. Trewartha commented on
the great danger to public school
children from highway accidents,
and suggested that adoption of
the monitor system of patrolling
boys and girls might save a ser-
ious accident.
FIVE PARISHES
IN HOLY NAME
CLINTON RALLY
(continued froin page one)
were subsersive. The new moral-
ity was only a thin veneer over
the old immorality. "We must
study our catechism; we must
know our religion," he said.
The second point he wished to
make was a return to the prac-
tices of Christian virtue, par-
ticularly in the home, return to
morning and evening prayers.
"We must have prayer to be sav-
ed," he said. Let us put our
faith into practice."
The Band accompanied the
congregation in the singing of
the hymn, "Faith of our Fathers."
Dr. Flannery conducted the
reiteration of the Holy Name
CARD OF THANKS
The MacKenzie family wish to
thank their many friends for
kindnesses received during the
illness and death of Miss Caroline
E. MacKenzie, Bayfield. 25-b
AUCTION SALE
- of --
DAIRY COWS, YOUNG CATTLE
and PIGS
at Lot No. 31, 5th concession of
Goderich Township, 1 mile
south of Porter's Hill, on
TUESDAY, JUNE 22
at 2 p.m., the following:
HORSES: Indian pony (suitable
for the •saddle).
CATTLE: 15 young cows, some
recently freshened, balance milk-
ing well and to freshen in the
fall; 5 dairy bred heifers, recently
freshened; 25 heifers, some spring-
ing, balance to freshen in the fall;
10 yearling heifers; 5 young
calves.
PIGS -2 Yorkshire sows with
litters 7 weeks old; Yorkshire
sow with litter 1 week old.
This is a choice lot of stock,
and will be sold under our usual
guarantee.
TERMS -CASH
A. E. TOWNSHEND, Proprietor.
EDWARD. W. ELLIOTT,
25-b Auctioneer
FOR SALE
One set three section
Spring Tooth Harrows, new;
Four one-horse Scuffles,
new; One Rubber Tired
wagon, new; one Viking
Cream Separator 600 lb. cap-
acity; One Viking Cream
Separ'r`tor Table. Model 200
ib. capacity.; One Clipper
Seed Cleaner.
H. Charlesworth
23-24-25-p
BEAUTY SHOPPE
Shampoo
Manicure
Finger Waves'
Permanente
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ETHEL THOMPSON
Princess St. East
Phone 585
59-tf
CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL DESIGNS
For Every Occasion
ds.'. C O O K E
FLORIST
Phones: 66w and 66j
JUNIOR FARMER
COMPETITORS
,OUT IN FORCE
Judging Itinerary
The morning itinerary of the 53
judging competitors took them, in
sequence, to the farm of Colin
Campbell, con. 12,' Stanley Town-
ship, to judge Holstein cows; to
the farm of Allan Armstrong,
Pledge.
The concluding hymn. was
"Holy God, we promise Thy
Name," led by the Band.
Assisting in the service and act-
ing as marshals were Antoine
Garon, president of the Holy
Name Society of Clinton, and
Mac LeBeau, secretary -treasurer.
con. 8, Stanley, to judge general
purpose horses; to the farm of
Robert Peck, con. 9, Stanley, to
judge two classes of Shorthorn
cattle; to the farm of Harvey
Keys, con, 9, Stanley, to judge
bacon hogs; to the farm of Gordon
Rathwell, con. 8, Goderich Town-
ship, to judge Jersey cattle; to
the farm of Colin Lawson, con. 6,
Goderich Township, to judge LeI-
cester ewes; to the farm of Alfred.
Warner, Bluewater Highway near
Bayfield, to judge Yorkshire sows.
The cavalcade of cars ended its
judging tour at the Anglican
camp at noon. Competitors and
judges had lunch -at the camp,
and then spent the afternoon as-
sessing the reasons the 53 com-
petitors offered for the placings
they had made in the morning
program of stock judging.
LOOK AND LIVE
And as Moses lifted up the serpent in the 'wild-
erness, even so must the Son of Man be lifted up;
that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish,
but have eternal life. -John 3: 14, 15.'
BY FAITH ARE WE SAVED.-Eph. 2:8.
CHAS. E. FULLER, Box 123, Los Angeles 53, Calif.
VETERANS' HOMES
In order to secure additional homes
for veterans in Clinton, it is necessary
to have 40 to 50 applications.
Would interested veterans please
visit the Town Clerk's Office and fill out
an application form at once. •
These applications are needed before
Central Mortgage and Housing Corpora-
tion (the Crown -owned company) can
begin construction.
Clinton and District
Chamber of Commerce
(Signed) --N. W. TREWARTHA,
Chairman, Housing Committee
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WARNING RE DOGS
TOWN OF CLINTON
A by-law is being prepared for presentation at
the next meeting of Town Council, which will prohibit
dogs from running at Large within the municipality.
It is the intention of the Town Conucil to pass
this by-law
_' UNLESS
Owners and Harborers of Dogs Definitely
Keep Them Under Proper Control 3<
At All Times.
BY ORDER,
,.
Clinton, Ontario
CLINTON TOWN COUNCIL =«
June 9, 1948
P.S.-See advertisement of Tackersrnith Township,
quoting statutes covering dogs, elsewhere in this
issue.
To -day's best buy is
Plumbing!
24-25-b 3.
Iml-lprove the efficiency of your farming
operations and the comfort of your
• home by means of a low-cost
water system. •
Just Arrived
MODERN SINKS and BASINS
in good supply
RENT A VACUUM - $1 PER DAY
see
HUGH. R. HAWKINS
i Business 244 Phone Residence 470