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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1948-09-16, Page 54 HURSDAY, SEPT. 16, 1948 CLINTON ' NNEWS-RECORD PAGE 'FIVE News-ReCOr4 Classified Adiets Bring Quick Resuits CASH RATE -(If paid by Wed- nesday follow ng date of inser- tion)—One ceit a word first in- -section (minimum 35 cents) ; .sub- • sequent insertions one cent a word (minimum 25 cents); 15 cents ex tea for box number or for three- ation to NEWS -RECORD Office. IF CHARGED -15 cents extra. DEADLINE -6 pan. Wednesday, ACCOMMODATION WANTED WANTED ABOUT OCTOBER 15 'three or four room unfurnished suite. No children. F/O Harris, RCAF Station. AGENTS WANTED HELP WANTED, MALE MEN! WATKINS DEALERS earning average minimum $40.00 to $75.00 weekly. Do not delay any further in requesting free information for the vacant Rural District in your section. This fine opportunity of being your own boss, without investment on your part is limited to those who act fast. If you have a car or can purchase one, write today. The , Company, Dept. O-C-16ntreal, 27-29-31-b .AGENTS — DOOR TO DOOR salesmen wanted to establish a business of their own with our • 250 Guaranteed Household Neces- sities. Splendid territories vac- ant in your district - Unlimited possibilities for the ambitous per- son. - Never a dull season, Ex- perience not essential but a car is if you select a rural territory. Very little capital needed - BEST opportunity of starting a busi- •ness of your own - Write for 'FREE details and CATALOGUE to FAMILEX, 1600 Delorimier - ' MONTREAL. 37-8-9-40-1-b AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1937 FORD V-8 COACH, GOOD condition all around. Apply A. J. Inch, % E. W. Morrison, phone •833r13. BIRTHS BENNETT—In Cornwall General Hospital, on Saturday, Sept ember 4, 1948, to Mr. and Mrs. R. Gordon Bennett, Clinton, formerly of Alexandria, a dau- gliter. H CHAPMAN — In Clinton Public Hospital, on Wednesday, Sep- F tember 15, 1948, to Mr. and 'D Mrs. Frank Chapman, Clinton, B a son. f COX—In Clinton Public Hos- pital, on Tuesday, September 14, 1948, to Mr. and Mrs. Elgin e Cox, 11.R, 1, Goderich, a dau- ho ghter. DOCKING—In Stratford General Hospital, on Thursdayl?j Septem-1 ber 9, 1948, to Mr. and Mrs.'s Lyle Docking (nee Joy Lobb), the gift of a daughter, a sister t for Barbara Ann. HAY — In Clinton Public Hos- e pital, on Monday, September j 13, 1948, to 1VIr. and Mrs. Charles Hay, Clinton, a daughter. KEYS—In Clinton Public Hos-1 In Huron Dairy Calf Club, 16 pital on Monday, September 13, members showed calves, with re ROUSES FOR SALE SIX -ROOMED HOUSE ON Ma- tilda St., south of CNR tracks, town water, hydro, one acre of land. Possession in approximately one month, Apply Box "C", NEWS -RECORD. 37-38-p SEVEN -ROOMED HOUSE cover- ed with, green asphalt shingles; three-piece bath, hydro, good basement, garage, hen house. Possession in November. Apply Albert James, Victoria St., Clin- ton. 8-p AT GODERICH, IN GOOD WEST end location, a very nice small frame house, new furnace, fully insulated, recently re -decorated, immediate possession. Malcolm Mothephone r115W, Goderichs, Real . Broker, LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 1935 FORD DE LUXE COACH, good tires and motor, seal beam Lights, heater. Apply H. Bloor, Londesboro• 38-p 1928 NASH, IN GOOD RUNNING order, good tires. Apply A. Baker, six miles west of Kippen or at Jarrot Bros. Farms, Kippen. e 1931 CHEVROLET COACH IN good condition, good tires, good lights, brakes newly relined, new paint job. Phone 490 even38gs. ACHIEVEMENT DAYS FOR THREE vnry mrt�eAt]c BOXY THEA%,1tE C L I N T O N Now Playing (Sept. 16-18) JUNIOR CLUBS "FUN ON A WEEKEND" with Eddie ,Bracken Three Junior Farmers Clubs in I Mon., Tues., Wed. (Sept. 20-22) uron County held their Achieve -1 "SONG OF LOVE" meat Days last week. At Blyth Katharine Hepburn, Paul Henreid all Fair on Thursday, Huron t Robert Walker—The immortal airy Calf Club and Blyth Baby music of Schumann, Liszt and eef Club exhibited, and at Sea- Brahme, played as it never has orth Fall Fair on Friday, Sea- been' played before.:A love story forth Swine Club competed. 1 that will live as long as the music These clubs were organized is inspired. arly last spring and have been lding monthly meetings duringIThur., Fri., Sat. (Sept. 23-25) the summer in preparation for "Treasure of the Sierra Madre" the Achievement days in. the fall.' The lure of gold again proves On Fair Day, the members were man's undoing in this Mexican cored only for showmanship, I adventure drama — Humphrey which , includes the condition of Bogart, Walter Huston and Tim he animal and the manner in Iloit. NOTE: The above feature which the Club member shows his will commence at 7 p.m.. retry" in the ring, Entries were udged and placed according to Coming (Sept. 27-29) merit. "CALL NOIITHSIDE 777" Huron Dairy Calf Club • starring James Stewart TWO BULL CALVES. Apply Charles Brandon, R.R. 4, Clinton, phone 633r5 or 363. 38-b Presbyterian Manse, Hensall, on Saturday, September 11, 1948, by Rev. P. A. Ferguson, Laura Letitia, youngest daughter of LOST—BUFF-COLOURED TAR- Mrs. Sangster and the late paulin lost between Clinton and James Sangster, Hensall, to Vic. Exeter. Finder contact W. C. tor Stan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair, phone Clinton 621322. S. Stan, London. 1948, to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon sults as follows: Keys, Brecefield, a son. • I Holsteins -1. Norma Leeming, STEEP—In Clinton Public Hos- i Walton; 2. Christine Dobson, Kir- pital, on Wednesday, September,kton; 3. Dougall Clutton, Goder- 15, 1948, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ich; Ayrshires--1. Tom Webster, Steep, Clinton, a son. (Blyth; 2. Audrey Harrison, Bay- THOMPSON—In Clinton Public field; showmanship -1, Audrey Hospital, on Thursday, Septem- Harrison, Bayfield; 2. Norma. Lee- ming, Walton;, 3. Fred VanEg- mond, Clinton. Blyth Baby Beef Club In the Blyth Baby Beef Club, MARRIAGES there were two sections: (1) cal- STAN-SANGSTER — In Carmel! ves born between May 1, 1947, and January 1, 1948; (2) junior calves born between January 1, 1948, and May 1, 1948. Awards were as follows: senior section -1. James Snell, Clinton; 2. Sidney Thompson, Belgrave; 3. Jayne Mary Snell, Clinton; Junior section -1. William Taylor, Bel - grave; 2. Ella Nethery, 'Blyth; 3. ber 9, 1948, to Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Thompson, Clinton, a son. CAPITAL THEATRE THEATRE GODERICH Now Playing (Sept. 16-18) Red Skelton and Janet Blair in "THE FULLER BRUSH MAN Mon., Tues., Wed. (Sept. 20-22) "THE BISHOP'S WIFE" This special attraction has won the Blue Ribbon Award as the year's outstanding comedy hit. Cary Grant - Loretta Young and David Niven Thur., Fri., Sat. (Sept. 23-25) Glenn Ford - Evelyn Keyes and Ron Randall—It's all quite con- fusing to the girl who is choos-i ing but you'll heve fun watching, "THE MATING OF MIL'LIE" Coming (Sept. 27-29) Jeannette MacDonald "THREE DARING DAUGHTERS" In Technicolor Matinees Wed. Sat. & Hol., at 2.30 REGENT TUFamu.A THEATRE S EAFORTH Now Playing (Sept. 16-18) In Technicolor, June Haver in 'SCUDDA HOO! SCUDDA HAY!' Mon., Tues., Wed. (Sept. 20-22) "CAPTAIN from CASTILE" The Technicolor screen version of Sam Shellabarger's best-seller reaches a new high in dramatic adventure—Tyrone Power, Jean Peters and Cesar Romero Thur., Fri., Sat. (Sept. 23-25) Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey with Janet Blair — Two big -name bandsmen, with Paul Whiteman, in a saga of the modern dance orchestra. "The FABULOUS DORSEYS" Coming (Sept. 27-29) "GREEN DOLPHIN STREET" Lana Turner Murray Dale,• Clinton. Competition for showmanship was very keen, and was finally won by Seines Snell, with Jayne Mary Snell second, and Murray Dale third. James Snell also won the 750 -and -under class for steers at Seaforth Friday with his club calf. In the Seaforth Swine Club competition, ten members exhibit- ed their sows at Seaforth Friday. Frank Maloney, Seaforth, had top pair of sows, followed by Doug Keys, Seaforth, in second place. John McGavin, Walton, was third. Frank Maloney also won the spec- ial for the best sow in the club, with Doug Keys second and John LOST AND FOUND BABY CARRIAGES ONE STROLLER; TWO PRAMS, one new, for sale. Phone? 23. 337883. CUSTOM CORN CUTTING .AVAILABLE FOR CUTTING two row, power binder with load- -Or and a cutting box for tilling. Outfit requires eight men. For further information apply to Ray Potter, phone 911r11, Clinton. 38-42_p EQUIPMENT FOR SALE 'BATTERY RADIO, EXCELLENT condition, with new batteries. Phone Clinton 191W, after 5 3 P EQUIPMENT WANTED MISCELLANEOUS DEATHS GRANT—In North York Township SLENDOR TABLETS ARE EF- on Sunday, September 12, 1948, fective. Two weeks' supply $1; John Franklin Grant in his 12weeks $5, at Pennebaker's Funeral Drug frdin Ball and year. FuneralHome, Clin- ton, to Clinton Cemetery, Wed - "DANCING, HAPPY FEET you'll nesday afternoon, September 15. have, if you'll but use Lloyd's LOGAN — At his home, Trout Corn Salve." 50c at Pennebeker's Lake, Mich., following a short Drug Store. 38-b illness, on Tuesday, August 24, 1948, Dr. Charles W. Logan, SAW FILING, ALL KINDS done formerly of Bayfield in his 76th at town; s Orchard, one mile north year. Funeral to Nashville town; of also ladders for sale, vare Cemetery, Mich., on Fridey, ions lengths. Enquire. Will hire August 27. day work harvesting, etc. 34-43-p TRICK — At the home of her daugther, Mrs. F. Townsend, WEAK, TIRED. PEPLESS MEN, Rattenbury St. E„ on Friday, women. Try Oitrex Tonic Tablets b 10 1948 Frances for new vim, vigor; and pep that lasts from early morning to late of the late Arthur Levi Trick, at night. Contains iron, vitamin in her 83rd year, Funeral from Bl, calcium. New "get acquaint- the Ball and Mutoh Funeral ed" size only 50c. All druggists. to Clinton CemeterHome, High y only Monday, September 13. VAN HORNE—Suddenly et his home, Wellington St., Clinton, on Tuesday, September 14, George Van Horne, beloved husband of Mary Jane Ryck- man, in his 71st year. Funeral from the Beattie Funeral Home, Rattenbury St. E., Clinton, to PET STOCK FOR SALE Clinton Cemetery, on Thurs- day, September 16, under aus- ices of Clinton Lodge A.F. September OLD -FASHIONED Letter Press such as used in offices before carbon copy came into general use. Apply W. C. S. Burbank, RCAF Station, phone Clinton 38 . CARD OF 'THANKS The family of the late Mrs Frances- Trick wish to expres their sincere gratitude for a floral tributes, all cars loaned and all other kindnesses show in their recent sad bereaveme in the loss of e loving mother o -- S 11 ii ret b s 1 d ret e y b CARD OF THANKS Mrs. William J. Jones wishe to thank all those who sent flora tributes, loaned cars, or helpe in so many thoughtful ways dur ing her sudden sad bereavemen very special thanks to th Bartliff family for all their man followed by Constable Taylor, who told the court he saw the car swerving.- on the highway, forcing cars off the road. He said the car was travelling at 55 miles an hour in Goderich, en- dangering children and almost striking other cars. The constable fired a warning shot. He could see a passenger with a bottle of beer in his hand. When he fired the shot, the pas - kindnesses. Martha Jenkins, beloved wife FARMS FOR SALE 54 ACRES WITH GOOD BRICK "House, barn, ample water supply, close to school and church. Pos- session November 1, 1948. Price, 14,200. Apply H. C. Lawson, 'Realtor, phone 251W, Clinton, 33btfb 100 ACRES IN. HURON COUNTY on County road; eight -room brick dwelling; barn 40x70; hydro; cem- ent silo; sufficient wood for own •use; plenty of good water; adjac- ent to Village of Varna; possession November 1. H. C. Lawson, Real- tor, phone 251W, Clinton. 37btfb 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. ACRES WITH 10 ACRES bush; eight room brick dwelling; barn 50'x80'; hydro; water pres- :sure system; good soil; small orchard; 3'a miles from church, school and county road. Posses- .plon November 1. Apply H. C. Lawson, Realtor, Phone 251W, Clinton. 'TEN ACRES WITH Good about $2,000 Build- ings on Highway, •rash, balance terms. would take a car in trade; 90 acres, no build- ings; nine acres standing corn, any quantity; 12-24 tractor, half cash; good dairy cow; team disc. Cash paid for tractors or old horses. W. B. Thompson. 38-p - FRUIT FOR SALE _ 'PLUMS FOR SALE, CHEAP. Bring your baskets. Allan L. (Maxwell, Joseph St,, phone Clin- :ton 340J. FURNITURE FOR SALE OAK DINING ROOM SUITE, nine pieces, two years old, in ex- •cellent cednition. Apply Box "K", NEWS -RECORD. 38-p °IILELP WANTED, FEMALE 'LADY WANTED TO ACT AS housekeeper 'in motherless home 'for father and two 'teen age sons. No objection to one child. Apply 'in writing to .P.O.. Box 417, 3l3inp- rton. PUREBRED COCKER SPANIELS choice of red and white or black. Registrations supplied if desired. Phone Clinton 191W, after 5 3.m 8-p POULTRY FOR SALE . . 80 NEW HAMPSHIRE X SUSSEX Pullets. J. E. Crich, phone Clin- ton 614r24. 8-p 150 SUSSEX X NEW HAMP- shire pullets started to lay. Mrs. Thomas Rathwell, phone 906r2. 110389 -b STOVES FOR SALE BEACH RANGE, GOOD CON- dition. Apply Charles J. Brandon. b TENDERS WANTED and A.M. No. 84. WALKER—At his late residence, Hensall, on Thursday evening, September 9, 1948, after a few days' illness, J. Jackson Walk- er. Funeral from his late resi- dence to Hensall Union Cemet- ery Saturday afternoon, Sept- ember 11. TENDERS WANTED TO Remove building and clean up including foundation at The United Church Parsonage, Londesboro, Building is 20'x25' with good quantity of 2"x4" and 2"x8". Tenders to be in the hands of the undersigned by September 25, 1948. George Addison, R.R, 1, Londesboro38-p PIANO TUNING PIANO TUNING ANI) REPAIRS to all makes. Cleaning, de -moth- ing, free estimates. Write, or phone William N. Gould, 314W, Clinton. DANCE Town Hall Clinton Commencing at 9 p.m. * THUR., SEPT,16 MUSIC BY: KEN WILBEE and His Orchestra Auspices: Clinton Fire Brigade ADMISSION 50 cents 38-b McGavin third. FINES ARE ESE QUEL TO WILD CHASE A fine of $50 with costs, and 30 days in jail, and in default, another 30 days in custody, was the sentence imposed on Orville Rowland, Ethel, at Goderich Thursday last, after he had plead- ed guilty to a charge of dangerous driving. An additional ten days was imposed, to run consecutiv- ely, on a drunk driving charge to which he pleaded guilty; and his driver's licence was ordered suspended, Clifford Rowlend, also of Ethel, pleaded guilty to disorderly con- duct in causing a disturbance on a public highway. He was fined $10 with costs, and his licence ordered suspended. • The Ethel pair were arrested by Provincial Constable Frank Taylor, Clinton, after a 12 -mile chase on King's Highway 8, be- tween Clinton and Goderich Sun- day, September 5, when a car driven by Orville Rowland was Brick of the Week t Fresh Peach r CLAYTON'S senger looked around, waving his arms. The constable contin- ued to blow the siren at intervals. The car stopped in Goderich on Quebec St. When asked to get out of the car, the accused said they did not have to. The driver had been drinking heavily, said the constable. Both men were shouting and swearing on the street. Part of a case of beer was found in the car. LIFE BEGINS ,, WHEN YOU ACCEPT CHRIST AS SAVIOUR "If any man be in Christ he is a new creature"—II Cor. 5:17 "Ye must be born again." John 3:7 "Except a man be won again he cannot see the kingdom of God." —John 3:3 "He that believeth on the Son hath everlasting life"—John 3:38 Eternal Life is Yours—Receive it To -day CHAS. E. FULLER, Box 123, Los Angeles 53, Calif. TOWN OF CLINTON 1 i ICE CREAM • BAR .3�'d"'MP•bd�P��+»'.•a'+'Ck4~Z«s'',«k''T.3:•3;� +'t"r i;: dP for WANTED AT ONCE i Rattenbury St. E. '= PHONE 134 at Clinton Public Hospital APPLY AT HOSPITAL ,i 38-b /ta'.MW'M'MM M•'l�M?MA�M'��'�.M• i�:� .Wi�a�$+.i+4.jn4JM'.•+i• •P+'M:Mi"T�+i�''��L �:�—i'+i�'��� Court of Revision TOWNSHIP OF GODERICH A Court of Revision will be held in Holmesville; on Monday, October 4, 10 a.m., to bear and determine complaints against the assessment roll made in 1948 on which the 1949 taxes will be computed. Complaints must be in writing and mailed to the undersigned by October 1. Parties assessed for dogs that have been destroyed must return the tags or be charg- ed in taxes. R. G. THOMPSON, Clerk, R.R. 2, Clinton. 389-40-b Rev. S. H. Brenton. Londesboro, will be the speaker at the next meeting of the Lions Club on Tuesday, September 28. His sub- ject will touch on geology. Tomatoes For Sale WHOLESALE By the Basket or by the Bushel Get them now as the crop is nearly finished Bring youreown containers F. W. Andrews PHONE 33 - - CLINTON 38-b New Fall Suits al.li.,. If you want Style, Quality and Value in your new Fall Suit, that's where we fit into your clothing picture. Our stock ;includes such well -knower fabrics as Gab- ardine, Sharkskin, Worsteds, Baratliea, and Serges, in a pleasing array of shades. Sizes from 35 to 44 , L39.50 to 59.50 Topcoat days are just around the corner, select yours now. ATTENTION, GIRLS! Just arrived, a large shipment of smart new LOAFERS, in Wine, Brown or Black leather, also Black Suede. The smartest and newest patterns. Special at 4.95 pr. Pickett €3 Campbell Phone 25 - - Clinton 1.444-40-0-44-041.4-•÷4,4-0-•-••••441 For Sale I Clinton - Ontario Two-storey, Seven -room- ed, Solid Brick Dwelling. Downstairs: living room, 11 by 30 ft; natural fire place; dining room; kitchen with built-in cupboards; two- piece bath; sun porch. Upstairs: 3 bedrooms; four - piece bathroom, tile floor, linen cupboards; hardwood floors throughout; fully in- sulated; steam heated, stok- er fired; 2 -car garage, cem- ent floor; lot 62x118 feet. Ideal location. Possession Oct. 1, 1948 t H. C. LAWSON Sr REALTOR Phone 251W 36-tfb NOTICE Standard Time In accordance with a resolution adopt- ed by Clinton Town Council when Day- light Saving came into effect in April last, notice is hereby given that the Town of Clinton.will return to Eastern Standard Time on SUNDAY, SEPT. 26 at 2 a.m. (Signed)—A. J. McMURo AY, MAY MEN WANTED Both skilled and unskilled. Particularly young men desirous of learn- ing to be craftsmen in a highly specialized industry. Interested only in those who wish per- manent employment. D. P. Emigrants welcome. APPLY TO: Sherlock -Manning Pianos Ltd. Clinton, Ont. 37-38 BEAUTY SIIOPPE Shampoo Manicure Finger Waves Permanente ETHEL THOMPSON Prin6se St. East Phone 585 6942 CUT FLOWERS FLORAL DESIGNS For Every Occasion C.V.COO:KE FLORIST Phones: 66w and 66J SPEEDY SERVICE! OPEN SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 and EVERY NIGHT DURRING THE WEEK until Saturday, October 2 HUTCHINSON SERVICE White Rose Products CLINTON IlURO1V ST. - -,-e-0.e-•-,,.,,, "On -the -Phone" TAXI SERVICE TRY US TO -DAY! CLINTON CAB PHONE 44 REG. SHIPLEY OSCAR PRIESTAP ROY MANN Res. 229 Res. 689J