Clinton News-Record, 1948-11-11, Page 5RSDAY, NOVEivra R '11,
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ACCOMMODATION
+,WANTED
'UNFURNISHED, SELF CON -
'tabled 'apartment or house want-
ed immediately by air force of-
ficer and wife. Write 'to Box
'"R", NEWS -RECORD. 46-p
AGENTS WANTED
"BE YOUR OWN BoYSS! Distribute
our 250 products: Toilet Articles,
-Medicines, Extracts, Spices, Floor
Wax, Insecticides, Farm Pxod-
'eets, splendid assortment of gift
'boxes. Our dealers make sub-
atantlal profits! A customer in
• each hornet For catalogue and
detail', write to FAMILEX, 1600
-Delorimier Street, Montreal, P.Q.
44-9-b
. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
1937 PLYMOUTH S E D A N,
mechanically sound, $'775. John
Ostler, % Charles Nelson, phone
'Clinton 239. 46-b
1935 DESOTO FOUR DOOR
sedan, new rings, heater, defrost-
er. Fred Wallis, phone Clinton
;909:33, 45-6-p
BABY CARRIAGES
.'SECONDHAND STROLLER and
'pram in good condition. Apply
;Mrs. Dick MacDonald, Victoria
:St., phone Clinton 782J. 454-b
CHRISTMAS CARDS
^'ORDER YOUR OWN PERSON -
:any -printed Christmas Cards now
while there is a wide selection of
:beautiful samples. Satisfaction
:,guaranteed. Samples on display
:cat .CLINTON NEWS -RECORD.
41-tfhx
CLOTHING FOR SALE
LOST AND FOUND
FOUND - AUTOMOBILE RUG
on hill in Bayfield. Apply John
Parker, Chief of Police, Bayfield.
45;p
FOUND—On Albert St., Clinton,
a sum of money. Apply Thomas
Herman, care of Davis and -Her-
man, Clinton. "•; 46-p
LOST -BLACK BILLFOLD with
sum of money- and driver's per-
mit in or near Mppr`phy Bros.
garage, Finder plea$ereturn to
NEWS -RECORD Office, 46p
LOST—in Bayfield, on Sunday,
November 7, across from dump-
ing grounds, a boy's bright blue
polo coat with white trim. Finder
please notify Bobbie Brandon,
Bayfield. 46-b
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
NINE LITTLE PIGS, SEVEN,
weeks old; also calf suitable for
vealing. Edgar Rathw,ell, phone
Clinton 909r4. 46-p
PUREBRED LEICESTER RAM,
two years old, and • two spring
rant lambs. Oscar Switzer, phone
Clinton 614r31. 46-p
QUIET DRIVING MARE; HAR-
ness and rubber tired buggy.
reasonable, Phone 478W,
45-46-b
HAVING SOLD MY FARM,
have the following for sale: mare,
10 'years old; three cows, one
Jersey, two Durhams, freshening
in April;, horse rake; steel roller;
six ft. mower; riding plow; John
McGuire, R.R. 2, Bayfield, phone
Clinton 900r23. 46-p
MASSAG'Ei
TRY DEEP 'GENTLE MASSAGE
(kneading manipulation), elim-
inative yet stimulating. Steam
cabinet baths for any form of
rheumatism :and other ailments
available` west of Clinton, Elmer.
Trick place, L. Leeper, qualified
masseurs 45-6-p
•
MISCELLANEOUS
GIRLS' GREEN COAT, SIZE 16,
good as nevi. Apply NEWS -
:RECORD. / 46-p
'TO CLEAR, FRIDAY MORNING,
"25 coats at $10 each, mostly fur -
trimmed. Bats 50 cents, Ex-
,clusive Dress Shop. 46-b
EQUIPMENT FOR SALE
HORSE TRAILER, STRONGLY
built; also wheels and axle for
'another trailer; battery radio.
.Apply Robert Penhele, Bayfield.
46-7-p
'10-20 TRACTOR WITH RUBBER
'on front; two furrow tractor plow;
:also auto -track with new motor. TALL OLD IYORSES AND DEAD
"W. B. Thompson, RR, 2, Clin- animals. If suitable for mink feed
'ton. 46-p will pay more than fertilizer
FARMS FOR SALE prices. If not, will pay fertilizer
d priceat once.
Phone collect, lGilberteBros. Mink
Ranch, 936:21 or 996:32, Goder-
ich. 11-btfb.
SAW FILING, ALL KINDS done
at Hoare's Orchard, one mile north
of town; also ladders•for sale. var-
sous lengths. Enquire. 46-1-p
SPIRELLA FOUNDATION Gar-
ments, individually designed.'
Miss Aphra Steepe, Ontario St.,
Clinton, phone 288. 44-7-p
MEN! WANT PEP, VIGOR, Vi-
tality. Ostrex peps up weak,
rundown, anemic, exhausted men,
women. New i`get acquainted"
size 'only 50c, Try Ostrex Tonic
Tablets for new pep, younger
feeling, today. At all druggists.
46-b
'HIBBERT TOWNSHIP, 100 acres,
•eight bush, balance tillable. Full
set buildings, phone, well situat
ed, Hydro at gate. School bus,
$5,300; some terms, William
'Pearce, Exeter. • 46-p
STANLEY TOWNSHIP, 80 AC-
xes, 65 tillable clay loam, house
.garage, henhouse, basement barn,
13,000 with terms. Neighbors sow
. it all, in corn or flax, wheat, then
alfalfa, William Pearce, Realtor,
Exeter. 45-6-p
HOUSES'VOR SALE
''OWN OF CLINTON, FIVE
xoom cottage, insul-brick siding,
8x11 basement, hardwood floors,
hydro and water, garage, 'i4 acre
land with some fruit trees, resp -
'berry and strawberry plants.
'Possession 30 days. ,H. C. Law-
son, Realtor, Phone 251W, CH!).
'ton. 43btfb
TOWN OF CLINTON, 1r/z STOR-
•ey dwelling, sun porch, living
room, dining room, kitchen, built
in -cupboards, four bedrooms, all
modern conveniences, garage,
good location, possession on Dec-
ember 15. Apply H. C. Laws6n,
Bealter, phone 251W, Clinton,
45-btfb
PIANO TUNING
SEWING MACHINES
SEWING MACHINES CLEAN -
ed, overhauled and adjusted, $5;
guaranteed satisfaction, Just
bring,in the head. C. Woods,
12 ;East St., Goderich. 43-52-p
NEW SINGER SEWING MACH-
ines, electric portable and cab-
inet machines, also treadle ma-
chines. For information write
Singer Service Representative,
Box "Z" NEWS -RECORD.
46-7-8-b
STOVES FOR SALE
DUO -THERM OIL SPACE Heat-
er and one oil tante.. F1O Lynch,
phone 320J. 46-b
FINDLAY COAL HEATER; A
number of glass doors suitable
for cupboards, size '20x50; several'
large panes of diamond glass.
Apply Norman Carter, Ontario
St., Clinton. 46-p
WANTED TO BUY
SET"'OF CARPENTER TOOLS
in gocd condition Apply F. W.
Andrews, Clinton, phone 33.
46-7-b
WILL PAY 2c FOR HORSES
PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRS for mink feed and call and pick
to all makes. Cleaning,de-moth- up same. Phone Goderich Coil-
ing, free estimates. Write or phone ect, :Gilbert Bros. Mink Ranch,
William N. Gould, 314W, Clinton.' 936r21 or 936r32. 45btft
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• WMI.FIJI:• ~.^,./` 4,1`4 N•MA1•I.I ,~I•
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Ien'aem-
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!►iantce '
'Thirty years ago to -day, the ''Cease Fire"
.command ended World' War. L . . . And on
that day, we 'honoured those who had fallen
in the service of our country . To -day,
added :'to that Honour Roll are those who
gave their lives in time second great world'
• conflict ., .
It is not enough 'this Remembrance Day to
honour„the brave dead of:two wars by bowing
our heads in prayer. . . Only by each of us
workingaisaduously to prevent another war—
working to thrid an Everlasting Peace—can
we pay 'them deserving. tribute.
Pickett & Campbell
Mei's and Boys' Clothing and., Footwear . .
Phone 25 Clinton
BIRTHS
ROBSNSON •— In . Clinton Public
Hospital, on Wednesday,. No-
vember 10, 1948, to alt. Sgt:
and Mrs. H. B. Robinson,
Clinton, a son.
MARRIAGES
WRIGHT-WARD—In Thamesville
United Church, on Saturday,
October 30, 1948, by Rev. J.
'C,. Britton, Elizabeth Clarice
(Betty), daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. G, D. Ward, Thamesville,
formerly of Clinton, to Ken-
neth N., son of -Mr, and Mrs,
Eric Wright, Waterloo.
DEATHS
MENERY Athis home, 544
Greendale Ave. W., Detroit,
Mich., on Wednesday evening,
October 27, 1948, Bruce Men-
ery, beloved husband of Ida
Jane Reid,,, formerly of Bay-
field, in 'his 71st year. Funeral
to Elmwood Cemetery, Yale,
Mich., under. Masonic auspices,
Satturdey,"`October 30.
AUCTION SALE
o1 COWS and YOUNG CATTLE
at Lot 31, 5th Concession of
Goderich Township;' 1 mile.
south of Porter's Hill, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16.
at 1:30 p.m.
15; young cows, Holsteins, pure-
bred and grade Durham and
Jerseys, 5 are fresh, some spring-
ing, balance due Jan., Feb, and
March; 15 Holstein heifers; 5
young calves.
This is a good lot of stock, 10
of 1the cows being T.B. tested,
and some of the heifers vaccin-
ated. This stock will be sold on
your approval.
TERMS—CASH
A. E. TOWNSHEND, Proprietor
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT,
46-b•" Auctioneer
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
of, FARM STOCK, 'IMPLEMENTS
and FEED
at Lot No. 27, Concession 8,
Hullett Township, 5 miles north
of Clinton, or 11/2 miles south
of Londesboro (r/ mile north
on No. 4 Highway) on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23
at 1 p.m. sharp, consisting of:
Three horses; 18 head of cattle.
including cows recently freshen-
ed and to freshen in November;
young cattle including a baby
beef; a young Yorkshire sow due
in March and 13 chunks; 20
hens; a full line of farm imple-
ments; set of breeching harness;
set of back.band harness; a quan-
tity of Ajax oats suitable for
seed; also mixed grain and ap-
proximately 18 ton of mixed hay.
Full listing in next week's
paper. TERMS—CASH
No reserve—sale called clue to
ill health.
FRED McCOOL, Proprietor
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT,
46-b Auctioneer
AIKEN'S
have
Values
in
WORK
,CLOTHING
MITTS
and
GLOVES
RUBBER
FOOTWEAR
PHONE 2 - - CLINTON
Krii-titLE2mmy.1,tv 5,60.0,1
CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL DESIGNS
(For Every Occasion
C.V. OOKE
FLORIST
Phones: 66w and 66j
BEAUTY SIH[OPPE
Shampoo
Manicure
Finger Waves'
Permanente
ETHER, THOMPSON
Priucesa St. East Phone 585
ANNIVERSARY
AT BRUCEFIELD
IS SUCCESSFUL'
(By our'Brucefield. correspondent)
Anniversary services at Bruce -
field United' Church Sunday lest
were very largely attended when
Rev. W. .D,- McIntosh, Galt, a
former pastor, brought inspiring
meesages. '
The choir of the church pro-
vided appropriate music. • Mrs.
William : Murdoch, Hamilton,
rendered two beautiful solos at
the evening :service.
The offering for the day
amounted to • over $1,200.
CARD OF • THANKS
Mrs. William Pickett wishes to
convey her thanks to ell those
who sent flowers, cards and oth-
er gifts to her while a patient
in Clinton Public Hospital, and
Victoria Hosptal, London. 46-p
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. W. J. Clark wishes to
sincerely thank all the 'friends
and neighbours who so kindly
sent flowers, gifts, cards, etc.,
to the Clinton Public Hospital
during her 'illness, also thajnks to
Dr. Oakes, special nurses end
staff, 46-b
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. J. D. Stirlingwishes to
take this opportunity of expres-
sing her sincere appreciation for
all acts of kindness shown her
sister, the late Miss Susie Powell,
during her illness with special
mention of Mrs. Robert Web-
ster and family, also to all those
who sent flowers, cards, and all
other acts of sympathy extended
in a sad bereavement, 46-p
IN MEMORIAM
LEPPINGTON: In loving memory
of our dear brother, Thomas
Edgar Leppington, who passed
away six years ago, Novem-
ber 8, 1942.
"Your presence is ever neer us,
Your love remains with us yet,
You were the kind of brother
• Your loved ones will never
forget."
—Sadly missed by sister Iona and
brother-in-law Albert. 46-b
ROXY THEATRE
CLINTON
Now Playing (Nov. 11-13)
"FURY AT FURNACE CREEK"
Victor Mature & Coleen Gray
MON. TUBS. WED. (Nov. 15-17)
Clark Gable, Lana Turner and
Anne Baxter—An adult love story
finely enacted by a' quartet of
top-flight stars.
"HOMECOMING".
THUR. FEL SAT. (Nov. 18-20)
"The VOICE of the TURTLE"
Here' is the triumphant screen
version of one of the modern
era's best knownpleys, sparkling
with comedy, radiant with ro-
mance and compelling in its tend-
erness—Ronald Reagan, Eleanor
Parker and Wayne Morris
Coining (Nov. 22-24)
"IT HAD TO BE YOU"
Ginger Rogers & Cornel !Wilde
Matinees: Sat., Holidays, 2.30 p.m.
CAPITAL THEATRE
GODERICH'
Now Playing (Nov. 1143)
Lucille Ball & George Saunders
in "PERSONAL COLUMN"
MON. TUES. WED. (Nov. 15-17)
Esther Williams, Peter Lawford
and Jimmy Durante—With Cyd
Charisse, in a •Technicolor tropi-
cal musical romance styled to
suit your mood.
'ON AN ISLAND WITH YOU'
THUR. FRI. SAT. (Nov. 18-20)
Gene Autry, Lynn Roberts • and
Sterling Holloway—With the Cass
'County Boys in a singing west-
ern adventure.
"SADDLE PALS"
Conning (Nov. 22-24)
Barbara Stanwyck in
" "B. F.'s DAUGHTER"
Matinees: Wed. Sat. holid'ys, 2.30
REGENT THEATRE
SEAFORTII.
Now Playing (Nov. 11-13)
Gene Autry in "TWILIGHT ,ON
THE RIO GRANDE"
MON. TUES. WED. (Nov. 15-17)
Ronald Reagan, Eleanor Parker
and Thomas Mitchell --A success.
ful Broadway hit becomes a screen
treat you must not miss
"VOICE OF THE TURTLE"
THUR. FRI. SAT: (Nov. 18-20)
Victor Mature, Coleen Grey and
Glenn ,Langan—A flaming story
imniortelizes the exploits 'of two
brothers sworn to vengeance.
`FURY at FURNACE' CREEK'
Coming (Nov. 22-24)
David Niven and Cary Grant in
"THE BISHOP'S WIFE"
Matinees: Sat., Holidays, 2.30 p.nn'.
7
S. S. 4
Goderich
Township
Community
Club
SALE
of
Homemade
Baking
Saturday, Nov.13
Council Chamber
Clinton
46-b
Fresh
Shipment
THE CAN::v of EXCELLENCE
"Alice Blue"
"Miniatures"
"Bond Street"
"Peppermint Cream Wafers"
ICE CREAM PIES
in
CHERRY - PINEAPPLE
and
BUTTERSCOTCH
• 0 • • •
Clayton's ,Ice Cream Bar
Rattenbury St. E. - - Phone 134
Celebrating
OUR FIRST
Anniversary!
Weekend Special:—
BANANA CAKES
• DRAW ON CHRISTMAS CAKE
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Anyone purchasing 50 cents worth
or more entitled to FREE TICKET on
Large Christmas ' Fruit Cake.
Dixon's Pastry Shop
Rattenbury. St. E. Phone 281W — Clinton
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Tendert For Snow Plowing
Town of Clinton
SEALED TENDERS will be received by the
undersigned up to 12 o'clock noon, NOVEMBER 30, 'y
1948, for the contract of supplying and operating a
truck with sufficient power to operate the Municipality's 3
plow to clear the snow from the streets. Truck must
be equipped with a wing, and to be operated in con-
junction with the plow.
The lowet or any other tender not netes-
sarily accepted.
TOWN OF CLINTON,
M. T. CORLESS,
Clerk and Treasurer
s
PRESBYTERIAN WMS day afternoon, November 16, at
The WMS of Clinton Presb 2.30 o'clock, in the Church par-
terian Church will•meet on Tues-
lour,
ONCE TOO OFTEN
HE THAT BEING OFTEN REPROVED HARDENETH
HIS NECK,
SHALL SDDENLY BE DESTROYED, AND THAT WITH-
OUT REMEDY, -Proverbs 29:1.
BELIEVE ON THE LORD JESUS CHRIST AND THOU
SHALT BE SAVED. —Acts 16:31.
CHAS. E. FULLER, Box 123, Los Angeles 53, Calif.
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HEAR A REAL BAND!
—DANCE --
TOWN HALL, CLINTON
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12
Ted Keane
and his Dixieland Septet
• Specialties Galore •
Dancing 10 to 1 Admission 50 cents
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To Those Interested in Nursing
n The Training School Committee of the Stratford
i General Hospital Training School for Nurses wish to w
d announce that a class of students will be accepted in
WI
ii February, 1949.
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a Superintendent, A
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Stratford, Ontario ii
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The next meeting of the HURON
COUNTY COUNCIL ll . be held in the
Council Chambers, Court House, Gode-
rich, commencing TUESDAY, NOVEM-
BER 16, at 2.00 P.M.
Alt accounts, notices of deputations and other
business requiring the attention of Council should be in
the hands of the, County Clerk not Pater than Saturday, $
November 13th.
N. W. MILLER, County Clerk,
Goderich, Ontario i
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