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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1948-12-16, Page 5Notice to Electors When a proposed candidate is unable to be present at the Nomination Meeting, his nomination shall not be valid unless there is attached thereto evidence satisfactory to the Returning Officer that • he consents to be so nominated. Forms for Consent to Nomination are available at the office of the Town Clerk. At the Nomination Meeting a person 'may re- sign in respect of one or more offices for which he is nominated and in default he shall be deemed nominated for the office for which he was FIRST nominated. • •• TOWN OF CLINTON. -T,-.COR.LESS, Clerk 50-51-52-b ....•.+0•••••••••11 THURSDAY, DECEMBER It, 1948 CLINTON NWS -RECORD PAGE rivz News -Record Classi teds AdletsBring Quick Results BATE,—(If paid by Wed- LOST AND FOUND BIRTHS WiSfi messiestfollowis ng 'date of irer- LOST — HEREFORD HEIFER, ' tion)—One cent"a word first in- about 700 lbs., had one calf, CORCORAN—In Clinton 'Public suction (stainiimunt85 cents); sub- sequent insertions one cent a word .(minimum 25 cents); .15 cents ex- ^tra for box number or for direc- tion to NEWS -RECORD Office. IF CHARGED—I5 cents extra. DEADLINE -6 p.m. Wednesday ARTICLES FOR SALE • IVIAROON STROLLER IN A -I condition. IVIrs. Charles Lee, Mary St, Clinton, 51-b • CHRISTMAS GIFT STJGGES- lions of handwork of shell. see erocheting, sewing, ete. Apply Mrs. Gordon Schwalm, Queen St., one %block north of The United Church, Hensel. 49-50-1-b AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1942 PLYMOUTH COACH, motor .and tires in good condition. Ap- ply Robert Engel, Queen St', Clinton, 'Phone 4983. 51 p BABY SITTING 'BABY SITTING, Day or Night. :Phone Clinton 233R. 5I -p BUILDING LOT FOR SALE -TOWN 01' CLINTON, A GOOD building lot, frontage '125 feet, depth 75 feet. Apply H. C. Law- son, Realtor, Phone 251W, Clin- ton. 48btfh CAMERAS FOR SALE -35MM CAIVIERA "KODAK 35" 4.5 lens, complete with carrying -case, good condition; one pair :speed skates, size 7 boots, good condition. Ideal Christmas gifts. Phone 21J after 6 p.m. 51-p CLOTHING FOR SALE marked on top of ear. Anybody who knows whereabouts of this animal please notify Jack Medd, R.R. 1, Clinton, phone Seaforth 841r11. 51-p GIRL'S RUST -COLORED KEN - wood coat in good condition. :Size 14. Phone 488-3I 51-x 'LADY'S ASTRAKHAN Fur Jacket 'black, size 38, excellent condit- •tion. J. T. IVIcAsh, Verne; phone Clinton. 626r23. 51-b MISCELLANEOUS SAW FILING, ALL KINDS done at Hoare's Orchard, one mile north of town; also ladders for sale. var- ious lengths. Enquire. 46-1-p SEWING MACHINES CLEAN - ed, overhauled and adjusted, $5; guaranteed eattsfactlon. Just bring in the head. C. Woods, 12 East St., Goderich. 43-52-p ONE LIGHT BLUE PLAID Skirt size 14, lust like new; one pair 'children'salpine three -buckle galoshes, size 8, reasonable. 'Phone 3493.. 51-p ALL OLD HORSES AND DEM) 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, 11-13tfb. TEXTILE WATERPROOFING — Let it rain! Let it pour! "Rain- proof" all your clothes, topcoats, overcoats, snow suits, overalls, work jackets, mattresses, sports jackets, etc., etc., at home. 89c bottle will do three topcoats. At Ball and Muteh Hardware this week. ' 47-3-b -YOUTH'S BROWN OVERCOAT, used one winter; also blown ' 'tweed suit, size 12-14 years. Mrs. Charles Elliott, phone SM. 51-b 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 J. R. Watkins Company, Dept. O C 16, Montreal, Que. 27-29-31-b 'EQUIPMENT FOR SALE ONE TWO -HORSEPOWER 25 - Cycle Motor; one 12 -foot one - and -a -half inch line shaft with hangers and pulleys; one rip saw, frame, table and saw complete; all in first ,Class condition, Ap- ply Bert Huller, phone Clinton 3193. 49-50-1-2-b FURNITURE FOR SALE 'EXCEPTIONAL Quality Record Player, 8" speaker, good for par - dies. Enquire at "Red" Garon's. 51-b PET STOCK FOR SALE PUREBRED, COCKER SPANIEL Puppies, Eerl Grey, Raglan St., phone Clinton 191W. 50-51-b SEVERAL NEW UPHOLSTERED ottomans or footstools in velour eovering. Ideal Christmas gifts. Moore's Upholstering Shop. phone :Clinton 62. 51-2-b HOUSE TO RENT HOUSE TO RENT IN BAYFIELD, hydro. s Apply Albert Leitch, -South St.,poderich. 51-p HOUSEKEEPER WANTED PIANO TUNING 'Hospital, on Wednesday, De- cember 15, 1948, to Cpl. and Mrs. L. W. Corcoran, Clinton, a son (Louis Ambrose), still- born. SWAN—In Clinton Public Hos- pital, on Wednesday, December 8, 1948, to Mr. and 1VIrs. Wil- liam Swan, Clinton, a son (Richard Charles). VODDEN — In Clinton Public Hospital, / on Saturday, Decem- ber 11, 1948, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vodden, R.R. 1, Clinton, a son (Robert Wayne). YOUNGBLUT—Ii Clinton Public Hospital on Saturday, Decem- ber 11, 1948, to Mr. and Mrs. Major Youngblut R.R. 1, Clin- ton, a daughter. PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRS to all makes, Cleaning, dennoth- ing, free estimates, Write or phone Willirm N. Gould, 314W, Clinton. 2btf • DEATHS CRAIG—In Scott Memorial Hos- pital, Saeforth, on Monday evening, December 13, 1945, John Craig, Hensall, in his 79 th year. FRASER—At his home, Matilda St.,. on Saturday, December 11, 1948, Charles .Fraser, beloved husband of Sarah Jean Stew- art, in his 85th year. Funeral from the Beattie Funeral Home, Rattenbury St. E., Clinton, on Monday afternoon, December 13, to Blyth Union Cemetery. 0 RCAF CHILDREN'S PARTY It was big day for the kiddies at RCAFStation, Clinton, yest- erday afternoon, when the child- ren of all personnel were enter- tained at a large Christmas party in the Drill Hall, replete with Christmas tree, deconationn Santa Claus, and individual gifts for each one of the 350 young hope- fuls. The party was provided through the courtesy of the Of- ficers' Mess, Sergeants' Mess and Airmen's Mess, POULTRY FOR SALE TWO PUREBRED TOULOUSE Geese and Gander, one year old. $25, Cann E. Diehl, Clinton. 51-p HOUSEKEEPER WANTED TO look after completely modern • home for adult and three child- ren. Ellwood Epps, phone 42, Clinton. 49-btfb. IMPLEMENTS 'FOR SALE 111ASSEY-HARRIS Grain Grind- er, 10% -inch, tractor -driven, M. W. Durst, R.R. 2, Clinton, phone -Carlow 1112. 51-p LIVESTOCK FOR SALE HOLSTEIN CALF SUITABII 'dor vealing.' Apply Edgar Rath - well, phone 907r4. 51-p SKATES FOR SALE PAIR OF GIRL'S White Skates, size 12; child's play pen. 3Irs. Fred Miller, Rattenbury Si W, Clinton, 51-p ----- PAIR OF YOUTH'S Tube Skates and boots, size 8% shoe. May be seen at Irwin's Store. 51-b TWO • SOWS FOR SALE, DUE this month. Clarence Sturdy, RM. 2, Clinton, phone 901:13. • 51-b ROOM AND BOARD CAN GIVE ROOM AND BOARD, For particulars contact Leonard Cole, Ontario St, Clinton, phone 463M. 51-2-9 'TWO YORKSHIRE SOWS, bred one month; also winter potatoes. Lorne Tyndall, phone Clinton • 904r4.51 -p 'THREE LITTLE PIGS; also two English. Pit Bull female pups. Clarence Perdue, R.R. 3, Clinton, phone 905r41. 51-p Mrs. Alma Inkley New Head LegionAuxiliary Comrade Alma Inkley was chosen president of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Canadian Legion at its regular meeting in the Legion Hall, on Monday even- ing, December 13. Comrade M. Cook was in the chair for the election of officers. Other officers •elected were: first vice-president, Com. M. MacDonald; second vice-presi- dent, Com. M. Brown; secretary - treasurer, Com. ,. V. Monaghan; flower dommittee, Coms. M. Lane and E. McIntyre; progremme com- mittee, Coms. Butler, Lepping- ton and Crossman; social com- mittee, Coms. J. tolquhoun, M. Hawkins and H. McEware press secretary, Com, R. Shaddock; pianist, Com. N. Fremlin; prop- erty committee, Corns. A. Ink= ley, D. Managhen, R. Haddy. The largely attended meeting took the form of a Christmas Party and was greatly enjoyed by all present. Mrs. Santa Claus appeared and presented each lady with a Christmas corsage. Re- freshments were served. and e good time was had by all present. ST. PAUL'S CHURCH GUILD The Chancel Guild of St. Paul's Anglican Church, will meet on Tuesday, December 21, at 2.30 p.m, to decorate the church for Christmas. CARD OF THANKS Mrs. l'red McCool wishes to take this opportunity of expres- sing her sincere appreciation to all who sent cards, flowers, and gifts while she was a patient. in Scott Memorial Hospital, Sea - forth, and Clinton Public Hos- pital, -with special thanks to the doctors and nurses. 51-p STOVES FOR SALE COLEMAN SPACE HEATER, small size, in good condition. Phone Clitnon 883W. 51-p GOOD VICTOR RANGE, COAL el: Wood, large firebox, in real good condition. Apply Box "R", NEWS -RECORD. 51-2-b MAL • AND WOOD COOK Stove, baked white enamel front, reservoir, anti warming closet. Good as new. Call at Gordon Marshall's house, James St., Clinton. 51-p • TWO BROOD SOWS, DUE TO' farrow with second litter Deem- ' ber 25. Frank McGregor, Lon- desboro, phone Blyth 27-11. ROXY THEATRE CAPITAL THEATRE REGENT THEATRE • CLINTON. GODERICH SEAFORTH Now Playing (Dee. 10-18) "UP IN CENTRAL PARI' with Deanna Durbin MON. TUES. WED. (Dee. 28-22) "THE OTHER LOVE' Barbara Stanwyck -in her great- est emotional portrayal—a famous pianist who had a rendezvous with death — Barbara Stanwycic, David Niven and Richard Conte CARD OF THANKS Mrs. William Jones would like to express, her sincere thanks to all her friends who were so thoughtful during her recent ill- ness by sending cards and flow- ers and remembrances while she was a patient in Clinton Public Hospital, also to the nursing staff for their kindly ministrations. 51-b THUR., FRI., SAT. (Dec. 23-25) Jack Carlon, Dennis Morgan and Penny Edwards A laughing, rioting, Technicolor roundup of songs and spectacle that provides ideal holiday entertainment for ail "TWO GUYS FROM TEXAS" Coming (Dec. 27-29) "FUN AND FANCY FP,EE" By Walt Disney — A must for young folk CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Hannah Walrnsley wishes to express her sincere apprecia- tion for all flowers, cards and remembrances, as well as other acts of sympathy expressed in her sad bereavement, also spee- ial thanks to the doctors and nurses at Clinton Public Hospital for their kind attentions during her daughter's illness. 51-p ,A5A5216514,g0~1162-11631~3140*1/4. WANTED TO I3UY ONEEVEN1NG DRESS. SIZE 14, Reply to Box "W," NEWS -RE- CORD, 51-p OLD HORSES SUITABLE FOR mink feed. James East, R.R. 4, Clinton, phone 807r6, 50-1-3) WILL PAY 2c FOR HORSES for mink feed and call and pick up same. Phone Goderich Coll- ect, Gilbert Bros, Mink Rench, 936r21 or 93602, 45btft Notice to Creditors • ALL PERSONS having claims against the estate of Fred W. Johnston, late of the Town Of Clinton, in the County of Huron, Gentleman, who died on or about the eighteenthday of October, 1948, are required to file the sante with 1011 'Particulars with the undersigned by the twenty- eighth day of December, 1948, as after that date the estate will .011`e distributed. It. C. DAYS. KC., Goderich, Ontario, • Solicitor for the .Estate. 51-b 50-1-2-b Make 14; A ivierry Christmas With our huge assort, X 'mein of ties, you can't miss. Gay mints, neat I foulards and consery a-. A five plains, st, $L to $3. •A: ea. at,*'• eceivetwettataietetatemetamtrava 4 .t. SOCK Him SEE OUR SOCK BAR. de All sizes, all colors, ,? fancy patterns,. diamond `1: designs and plains, feat- uring such lines as: A Harvey Woods, %nelson Forest City, Wearwell„ etc. Handkerchiefs PLAIN WHITE Coloured Borders Cotton or Linen 25c to 65c ea. INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS Lawn or Linen 39c to 60c ea. rientenreeinentaninernetteneenneremenn ;.• *4t, ig.V.MOZLCKEEZVOCC-WreAMMitCtalW DRESS GLOVES for Men and Boys Black or Brown, Lined or Unlined 2.50 to 6.75 pr. TIE HIM Matinees: Christmas Day & Box- ing Day, Dec. 25, and 27 Now Playing (Dee. 16-18) Yvonne de Carlo and Peter Lorre Now Playing (Dee, 16-18) in "CASBAH" A superb east in a grand adventure "THE EXILE" Moen TUES. WED, (Dee. 20-22) .• IDA LUPINO, ELEANOR PARKER, 01(1 YOUNG, REGINALD DENNY and EIIROL FLYNN — Based on Margaret Kennedy's novel concerning a flirtatious musician and the young widow who winged hini 'ESCAPE ME NEVER" THUR., FRI., SAT. (Dee. 23-25) Elizabeth Taylor, George Murphy and Mary Astor--Vina Delmar's stage play, "The Rich Full Life" becomes one of the best screen hits of the year. "CYNTHIA" Coming (Dee. 27-29) Jack Carson and Dennis Morgan in "TWO GUYS FROM TEXAS" THUR., FRL, SAT. (Dec, 23-25) Danny Kaye„ Virginia Mayo and Reginald Demiy—The Technicolor Blue Ribbon winner we've waited for, Definitely guaranteed to make your Christmas meritier, "THE SECRET LIFE 9F WALTER MITTY' Coming (Dee. 27-29) • Hz Colour "ON AN ISLAND WITH YOU" linni11111MMINWINIF CARD OF THANKS Mrs. W. Merrill and son, Charles, and family, wish to ex- press their sincere appreciation for aft floral tributes, cars loan- ed, cards sent, and all other acts of sympathy shown in their recent sad bereavement with special thanks to the neighbours and the doctors and nurses at Clinton Public Hospital. 51 -la CARD OF THANKS Mrs, Ernest Durnin wishes to thank her many friends who so kindly sent cards, fruit and flowers during the time spent in Clinton Public Hospital, with special thanks to the doctors and nursing staff who were so kind to her 51-b TAKE THE WORRY "A .out of buying Him a HAT + by using our Miniature y h Hats and Gift Certiliaates. 5 ,a1Dom,zwinatm..raaozegoamaats:' CARD OF THANKS Mr. .Tames Livermore wishes to thank the good friends &Clin- ton for remembering him with cards, letters, cigars and fruit, while at the hospital in London and also at the home of his son. 51-b LOVETT—In loving memory 01 to Mr, and Mrs. S. Merrier, Hen- ' Congratulations are extended IN MEMORIAIYI • our clear mother,Elizabeth sail, who, on Tuesday, December who, /938pas.se6 away De- inlegth,ancnitteleberra5tearyd.thefr 63rd' wedd- eember "Sweet memories will linger forever Time cannt ejtange them it's I , true, Years that come cannot sever Our loving remembrance ef you," —Ever remembered by the family. 5I -b CARD OF THANKS The Tag Day for the Blind sponsored by Clinton. Lions Club netted $154 for this worthy cause. The Lions Club thanks all those who supported the effort in par- ticular thanks to the following girls who did the tagging: Misses Jean McIntyre, Patsy Thompson, Ann Epps, Patsy Merney, Mary Ann Shaddock, Joan Warnock, Joyce Hawkins, Betty Woolfrey, Yvonne Dales, Kaye Shane Jeanette Melelis, Barbara Mac- Donald, Mary Scribbins and DUTY Thompson. 51-b 89c to $2.75 ill pr. #. wattaawanavaawanveametatatate ;:f. BOOT ".• 1 He'll relax in comfort in a new pair of ROMEOS. Two styles, Metier front and elastic inserts. $4.25 to $5.95 pr, annteinetnneninaeneiareientainn BELT HIM IN MEMORIAM KENNEDY—In loving memory of- a dear father and grand- father, William D. Kennedy, who passed away one year ago, December 16, 1947. "A day of remembrance sadly recalls, Without farewell he left us all, To be with us in the same old war, Would. be our dearest wish to -day." —Ever remembered by son, Douglas, and fam5y. 51p IN MEMORIAM STEEP—In fond and loving MEM- ory of our mother, Mrs. Mery Lila Steep. "One year has passed,. Since that sad day, For one, we loved, was called away; God took her home, it was His will', But in our hearts • She liveth still" —Sadly, missed by daughters 4 51-p IN MEMORIAM CRITTENDEN—In loving mem- ory of a dear husband and fath- er who passed away December 16, 1946. "Never will you be forgotten, ,Never will your memory fade, Our thoughts will ever wander To the place where you are —Ever remembered by wife and family: 51-p Just arrived! Hickock.i. Belts & Buckles, 4: the newest in new loolts X for men. 44 $3,00 per set 4' MEN'S and BOYS' SHIRTS t PYJAMAS +31 SUSPENDERS dra SWEATERS it; PARKAS WOOL BLANKETS, etc. NOTE: --We Slarapty GIFT ROXES with )• each purchase of Shirts, Pyjamas, Ties, 5rscks, 1..l1oves, etc. rcl= lekett f.,4 CA Isbell :1: Phone 25 ....... -- Clinton I ,,, ARROW, TOOKE and BVD SHIRTS "Buy Your Boys' Clothing from a Man's Store" X ,..,• a, 4 a 117akamaok.zotemamoviem,moolvoiivair HOUSES FOR SALE Town of Clinton, 11/4 storey frame dwelling, living room, dieing room, kitchen, three bedrooms, three-piece bath, full basement, furnace, garage, ideal location, pos- session in 34 days, Town of Clinton, one -floor insul brick cottage, nearly new, living room with din- ette space, modern kitchen with built-in cupboards, two bech.oents with closet space, three-piece bath with built -hs tub, hardwood floors, fully insulated, full basement, furnace equipped with oil burner, good lo- cation, - possession March 15, 1949, H. C. LAWSON PHONE CLINTON 251w REALItR 5Obtfb HOUSE or APARTMENTS TO RENT. We have for immediate Possession, house with hydro on Highway No. 4, three miles from Radio School and 1/4 mile fromelrucelield. Phone 784W Olt CALL AT Hugill's Supertest Station, Clinton for particulars: 49btfb THE ANTIDOTE FOR SIN "without the shedding of blood is no remission (of sin)" Heb. 9:22 "The blood or Jesus Christ eleansetti es from all sin" 1 John 1:7 Christ has provided the Antidote for our sin "Look unto ME, and be ye saved, all the ends of the earth" Isaiah 45 ; 22 "Whosoever shall earl upon the name of the LORD shall be SAVED." Rom. 10 :13 CHAS. E. FULLER. Box 123, Los Angeles 53, Calif. tleSsal4.4eS est- **sec. ssesese. assessiniss. *Awe enterseeressrese-r-s-a: sessi-resars, . SHEARING'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Shampoo Manicure Finger 'Wares Permanents NEW MODERN FOOD MARKET Shop and Save the Cash and Carry Way VanCamp's PORK and 'Garda Patch WAX '4« BEANS .2 tins 19cBEANS . 2 tins 29c ; Prior's STRAWBERRY Empress &Ric, MALLOW —JAM is. iar 39cBISCUITS lb. 45c a, Fresh Roasted "in shell" Stoicley's Fancy TOMATO At PEANUTS. lb. 33cJUICE a.... 2 tins 21c • ETHEL THOMPSON pri.i.ess St. East Phone 585 CUT FLOWERS FLORAL DESIGNS For Every Occasion YORK FROSTED FOODS Garden Fresh FRUITS & VEGETABLES STRAWBERRIES pkg. 40cPEAS Green .. pkg. 30c CAULIFLOWER nkg. 30cBEANS, Green . pkg. 30c California RED Choice HEARTS OF GRAPES .... 2 lbs. 29cCELERY .... bunch 25c NEW CALIFORNIA NAVEL CHRISTMAS ORANGES per doz. 19c 29c - 39c &'59c • YOUR RED and WHITE SELF SERVE STORE X PHONE 48- "Free Delivery" - CLINTON •,t C,V.COOKE • FLORIST Phones: 66w aild 663 FILL YO UR HOME WITH FESTIVE MUSIC! MODEL 910 — A new version of the smallest radio ever offered by PHILIPS. Unique vertical chassis. Builnin toned loop anwnna. Amazing tone, power. Ivory or walnut plastic, lovely as a jewel box. You'll want it for a personal radio! Price $34.95. • MERRILL RADIO and ELECTRIC' • • PHONE 313 CLINTON a a