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-' BIRTHS CLINTON'S MAYOR-
ALDWINCKLE—In Royal Alex- ELECT COMES
andra Hospital, Edmonton, Alta., FROM MANITOBA
on Thursday, December 30,
19:46, to SIL and Mrs. Robert
M. Aldwinokle, formerly of
Stanley and Goderich Town-
ships respectively, a son (Ro-
bert Henry). •
YEO—In Clinton Public Hospital,
on Sunday, January 2, 1949, to
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Yeo, R.R.
3, Clinton, a son.
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taertion (minimum 35 cents) ; sub-
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tion to NEWS -RECORD Office.
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:DEADLINE --6 p.m. Wednesday
LOST AND FOUND
LOST—WALLET CONTAINING SII
large sum of money, pictures
boy which cannot be replaced,
sometime Tuesday evening. Re-
ward. Capt. Green, Clinton Grill.
1-p
LOST—MAN'S BROWN Wallet,
with zipper, containing sum o
AGENTS WANTED'money and small medallion bear-
ing number "13" and photograph.
'BE YOUR OWN BOSS? Distribute, Reward. Phone Clinton 1588.
..on Part Time or Full Time basis,
.our 250 products: Toiletries, Vita-
anis*,
;anis*, Extracts, . Spices, Baking
Powder, Cakes, .Doughnuts, Glass_ SAW FILING, ALL KINDS sones
:,Silver, Furniture and Shoe Po at H�K.a Orchard, one mile north
fishes, etc. Each individual a of town; also ladders for' sale. var-
•customer. Excellent opportunity lou* lengths. Enquire. 53-9-p
to test your .business abilities. - —
Write for 'FREE details end cat -NEW SINGER Sewing Machines—
alogue—FAMILEX, 1600 Del"- cabinet and portable electric, also
rr „. oai_ 1-8-b treadle machines; repairs to all
makes. Singer Sewing Centre,
78 Ontario St., Stratford. ltfb
ALL OLD HORSES AND DEAD
animals. If suitable for mink feed
will pay more than fertilizer
prices. If' not, will pay
prices. If dead phone' at once.
Phone collect, or 936 32. Coder-.
ich. 11-bttb.
ich.
TEXTILE WATERPROOFING —
Let it rain! Let it pour! "Rain-
proof' all your clothes, topcoats,
overcoats, snow sults, overalls,
work jackets, mattresses, sports
jackets, etc., etc., at home.s 89cA
bottle will do three topcoats.
t
Bali and Mutch Hardware this
week. 47-3-b
PIANO TUNING
,ATTENTION MEN! WATKII' S
Dealers wanted for Established
Rural Routes. We have en open-
ing in, your locality or nearby
locality for an aggressivee man,
25 to 55 years of age. Must sup-
ply own travel outfit. PorticU-
lars without 'obligation. Write
'The J..R. Watkins
CCompany, 350
Dept. 0-C-16,
Company, 350 St. Roch St,, Mont-
real, Quebec. Don'•t delay 53 b
ARTICLES FOR SALE
(Continued from Page One)
Road, Clinton. He became re-
united with his family here, and
joined the civilian 'pump house
staff at RCAF Station, Clinton,
where he is now a stationary
engineer.
A newcomer to town, Mr. Hat -
tin first ran for Council three
years ago when he failed of elec-
tionx re-
ceived acclamations for
ROXY THEATRE
C L 1' N T 0 N
is ow Playing: (Jan. 6-8)
Red Skelton as
"A SOUTHERN YANKEE"
Mon., Tues., Wed. (Jan. 10-12)
Dick Powell, Signe Haaso and
Ludwig Donath — An action -
packed documentary approach to
the expose of an international
opium ring provides thrilling
entertainment,
"To the ENDS of the EARTH"
•
Thur., Fri., Sat. (Jan. 13-15)
manseof FirstLLE — At the by only vos t Re1re- "SO WELL REMEMBERED"
manse of Presbyterian .
Church, Seaforth, Beulah Est- and 1948 Councils, and has serv- James 'Hilton's novel, broughtto
the screen by a. top-notch cast,
alas Glanville, deughter of ed as chairman of the Bylaws tells all the intimate secrets of
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Arthur Glanville, to John Colin l aid SpecialCommittees of an amazing love aftsec
lets all
MacKay, Tuckersmlth, son of Council in its human joy and despair. You'll
lair. and Mrs, Charles MacKay, The Mayor -elect is a member it its magnificent—John de John Mills,
R. R. 2, Kippen.lof Clinton Branch, No. 140, Can-
Murtha Scott, Patricia Roe and
SCHULHA-McC.?,RTNEX — In adian Legion, and a charter mein- Trevor Howard.
McDougall United Church, Ed- ber °of Branch No. 8 for Mani- (Jan. 17-19) In Teehni-
Corning
monton, 'Alta., on Saturday, ( toba at Virden; Chamber of color `A DATE 'WITH • JUDY"
Villett, Aileen Rosalie, elder
December 25, 1948, by Dr. Commerce; Horticultural Society.
A member of the United Church, starring Jane Powell'
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Har- I Virden, Man., he is an adherent I '
vey McCartney, Clinton, to of Wesley -Willis United Church,
Peter Henry, youngest son of Clinton. Wliile in the West, he
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Schulha, also hod considerable municipal
Bellis, Alta.. ,experience. He considers him-
WILSON-GALLMAN •— At the self procedure -conscious in the
manse of Trinity Lutheran conduct of public business white Church, London, on Thursday, favours thehite i ght of p
December 30, 1948, by Rev. C. lieity on such matters.
J. Killinger, Pearl L. C. Gell- I Mr. Hattie was married, in 1920
man, Bayfield, youngest Baugh- to Miss Edna Tapp, Virden, Man.,
ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. I and they have three daughters:
Jacob Gellman, Zurich, to ,Jean, Mrs. Clarence Cooper,
George Wilson, son of Mrs. ,Clinton; Shirley Joyce and Bar -
Amy Wilson, Hamilton, and the bars Joan, at home, the latter
'CHILD'S PLAY PEN in excellent'
condition. Phone 284J,,_
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
' 1935 DE SOTO SEDAN, in good
for quickrder,sale. pr Joe13. R
reasonable
athwell,
".Bayfield, phone Clinton 624r11.
'1947 CHEVROLET SEDAN with
built-in radio and under -seat
'heater, low mileage, in good con-
dition. Sold cheap for and see nek
it
-sale. Drop around
:Roy Mann, King St„ Clinton,i
'phone 689J.
-p
• CARROTS FOR SALE
CHOICE WASHED CARROTS
•for sale, $1.50 per bushel. Robert
W. Cole, phone Clinton 906r24.
1-8-p
CAPITAL THEATRE I REGENT F THEATRE
GODERICH
TH
Now Playing (Jan. 6-8)
Groucho Marx, Carmen Miranda
in "COPACABANA"
Now Playing',(Jan. 6-8)
Red Skelton and Arlene Dahl in
"A SOUTHERN YANKEB
Mon., Tues., Wed. (Jai. 10-12)
Dan Dailey, Nancy Guild and
Charles Winninger—plus Charles
Ruggles and a supreme comedy
cast in a rollicking story of the
theatre -In Technicolor •
"GIVE MY 'REGARDS TO
BROADWAY" .
Mon., Tues., Wed, (Jan. 10-12)
Ronald Colman, Signe Hasse &
Edmond O'Brien — Based on
Shakespeare's "Othello" and fea-
ituring superb performances in an
unusual .drama.
"A DOUBLE LIFE"
Thur., Fri., Sat. (Jan. 13-15)
Ann Sheridan, Errol Flynn and
Bruce Bennett—Tell the tale of
a man who gambled his life for
o city of silver and the love of
its golden queen,
"SILVER RIVER"
Coining (Jan. 17-1.9)
"MY HEART GOES CRAZY"
Matinees: Wed. Sat. holid'ys, 2.30 Matinees: Sat., holidays, 2.30 p.m.
Thur., Fri„ Sat. (Jan. 13-15)
Judy Garland, Gene Kelly and
Walter Slezak—A lively, dancing
romance set amidst the edvent-
urous ports of the East.
wITIE PIRATE"
In Technicolor
Coming—In Technicolor
"A DATE WITH JUDE"
PIANO
allk CleaniNING ng, REPAIRS
toam, de -moth -
Ing, free estimates. Write or phone
William N. Gould, 314W, Clinton.
PERSONAL
SKINNY MEN, WOMEN! Gain
5 to 15 lbs. New pep, too. Try
famous Ostrex Tonic Taplets for
double results; new healthY
flesh; new vigor. New "get
acquainted" size only 60 cents.
All druggists. 1-b
POULTRY FOR SALE
CLOTHING FOR SALE
DARK RED COAT, SIZE 16, in
good condition. Suitable for tall
girl. Mrs. Hefner, % John Rath,
Ontario St. 1
EQUIPMENT FOR SALE
ONE -AND -A -HALF WAGNER
:Electric motor, both 110 and 220
current, for sale cheap. Groves
Electric, Clinton, 53-1-b
FARM EQUIPMENT
FOR
late . George Wilson, Werds-
ville.
DEATHS
BOWEY—in Exeter, en• Wednes-
day, December 29, 1948, Cath-
erine Thompson, beloved wife
of James P. Bovey, Exeter,
formerly of Brucefield. Fun-
eral from Hopper -Hockey
Fun-
eral Home, Exeter, to Baird's
Cemetery, Stanley Township.
HOTZHAUER—At his late
resi-
dence, Blyth, on Tuesday, Dec -
28, 1948, Eli Holtzhauer, be-
loved husband of Mary Plaet-
zer, in his 87th year. Funeral
from the family residence to
Blyth Union. Cemetery Thurs-
day afternoon, December 30.
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HURON COUNTY
HOME INMATES
WELL TREATED
(Continued from Page One)
acted as pianist. A very inter-
esting film was shown, which
was a real treat for some of the
IN MEMORIAM old folk, Gifts of tobacco, pipes,
JERVIS—In loving memory of ties and handkerchiefs were left
Oliver J. Jervis, a dear hus- as well as treats of candy and
band and father, who passed oranges. This gesture by the air-
away a year ago, January 9, men was greatly appreciated by
SALE 1948: the Home management and com-
"Olr, could we clasp his hand lug so close to Christmas Day
SET OF SLEIGHS, LIKE NEW again, brought e real spirit of Christmas
,Wilbur Nott, phone Clinton His smiling face to see, to an institution where with all
�1i19r31. 1-p To hear his voice and see his
the rush and bustle it might he
smile a bit forgotten.
GUNS FOR BALE As in the days that used to be." Theatre Party
—Ever lovingly remembered by Manager Jacob was able to
HAMMERLESS DOUBLE BAR -his wife and family.
1-p arrange'"a theatre party at the
:rel Shotgun. Apply Mervyny Roxy Theatre, Clisiton, on Box-
Batkin, phone 359J. 1-li .r s is ;;e eetet T ,0,es ;.d i + es nig Day, when all the ladies who
.: e. were able were taken to see the
HELP WANTED—FEMALE 3 FOR SALE 3 eicture "Fun and Fancy Free"
This was made Possible through
WOMAN TO DO IRONING one .:
day a week. Mrs. A. M. Jackson i New four -room cpttage, the kind co-operation of Mr. end
1-b covered with instil brick, = Mrs.J, D. Thorndike and the
fe at jewellery store. three-piece bath, built-in ,!staff of the theatre and also Jim
s kitchen cupboards, hot and s Snell.
cold running water, situat- Clinton Lions Club
s ed on three lots on Main L I The final good will touch of
St., Bayfield, on Highway t I the Christmas season was brought
g' No. 21. 4 by Clinton Lions Club on Thurs-
se, December 30. FLt. Lt. Ray
Included with sale are ten ' t Agof ee -moew a isthe efficient Songs and caster
r
•e new cabins, built according y Lwcre played and sung, the artists
s• pr government
- fatted
eedit regulations,eeeresses. being Gordon Ross, A. "Red"
' flush p�toilets, hot and cold 4 Garon, Sgts. LeBlanc .and 'Mason.
't' running water; new garage. „ Sgt. A. R. Persan delighted the
3 Home that would soon pay : poople with his violin selections,
I' for itself. +t as did Joseph Reid and Orville
Stanley with their harmonica
APPLY: +, numbers. Dudley Pegg ached as
3 �g pianist throughout the . evening.
A very hilarious note, one which
Lloyd Batkin also was a bit awesome, was the
s magician's tricks performed by
Clinton .: Jerry Fulton. Before leaving
LARGE STEAMER or Wardrobe I 1 3. treats of candy, grapes and or -
et n c . good 22dition, wanted' , �w, , , , w"; «"« Wit. anges were given to the Old Folk.
at once. Phone 227. 1-p ih o
FIRST AT SEAFORTH
SEAFORTH—The first New
Year's. baby in S'eaforth was the
son of 'Mr, and Mrs. Vern Hoff.
He was born on New Year's Day
at Scott Memorial Hospital,
PUREBRED ROUYN DUCKS,
heavy breed. C. Sturdy, phonee
Clinton 901r13.
WANTED TO BUY
WILL PAY 2c FOR HORSES
for mink feed and call and piok
up same. Phone Goderich Coll-
ect, Gilbert Bros. Mink Ranch,
936r21 or 938r32, 45btft
attending public school. They
own their own home on Fulton
St., in St. John's Ward.
e
FIRST AT GODERICH
GODERICH-Sharilyn Currey,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Currey has the distinction
of being the first New Year baby
born in Goderich. She arrived at
2,40 a.m•, New Year's Day, at
Alexandra Marine and General
Hospital. She wins a special
award.
DR. G. ELLIOTT
"HAL" HARTLEY
HEAD COUNCIL'
(Continued from Page One)
Hattin's mother was seriously ill
in Clinton Public Hospital end
he rushed there just as soon as
the results of the Mayoralty race
were known, She is now out of
danger,
Inaugural 'Meeting Monday
The final meeting of the 1946
Council takes place to -night, with
the inaugural meeting of the 1949
Council at 8 p.m. Monday next,
January 10, to which the public
is invited. A preliminary meeting
will be .held at 11 a.so. Monday.
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BRODHAGEN — Irwin Leon-
hardt, McKillop Township, has
purchased the wagon and wood-
working shop from August Hille-
brecht.
I\
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED
HOUSEKEEPER
S afterEPcompletelly FD TO
modern
ii'ome for adult and three child-
ren. Ellwood Epps, phone 42,
.Clinton. 49-btfb•
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
TEN LITTLE PIGS, ready to
-wean, choice Yorkshire. Apply
'Theo Dele, R.R. 4, Clinton, phone
Clinton 800r25,
SERVICEABLE YORKSHIRE
Hog for sale. Apply Elgin Dale,
phone Clinton 800r15. 1-p
WANTED
Office Help Wanted
MALE or FEMALE — General Office Work, including
Billing, Bookkeeping and Typewriting.
PERMANENT POSITION TO SUITABLE PERSON
CLINTON PUBLIC UTILITIES
COMMISSION
A. E. RUMBALL, superintendent
53-1-b
Annual January
�! CLEARANCE SALE
• THE AaagaliMMIN
NT DI OTE FOR SIN
"without tire shedding of blood is no remission ( Hesin)"
9". 22
"The blood of Jesus Christ eleanseth us from la l sin"
i "1 :7
Christ has provided the Antidote for our sin
"Look unto ME, and be ye saved, all the ends oIfthe45earth"2"
"Whosoever shall call upon the name of the LLOBO som, 10 hall
be SAVED."
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CHAS. E. FULLER, Box 123, Los -'Angeles 53, Calif. ((((((
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See the Beautiful, New•
CLARE JEWEL
114.
Cabinet Electric Range
An Inspection Will Convince! F
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Priced at $285
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BEATTY
CARD OF THANKS
The relatives of the. late Robert
Campbell, Verna, wish to thank
the friends and neighbours for
their expressions of sympethy and
kindnesses, also for flowers sent
during their bereavement, 1-b
BEAUTY Ski OPPE
Shampoo
Manicure
.-Finger Waves
Permanents •
ETHEL Ti TOM 1".°;ON
Princess St, East Phone 585
E LECTRIC WASHERS ;_
✓ ACUUM CLEANERS
IRONERS
RENT A VAC .... $1. PER DAY 3
Special Prices on
\ CLARE JEWEL
Coal and Wood Ranges •
IIUGH R; IIAWKINS. 1..
Plumbing and Heating t
Business 244--PHONES—Residence 470 '_'
..` 3.«X0«; «g ;«t.•t»',«w«;«,«{,1-0 ` r. s+Pet:':a.
CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL DESIGNS
For Every Occasion
C y. V .0 OO K E
FLORIST
Planless: 66w and 633
35 Men's Suits
SIZES 35 to 44
20 to 25% off
Stock -taking has been completed and space is required
for the "Spring lines of merchandise. The items
which we now offer to our customers, are not
a lot of undesirables brought in for this sale,
but are lines of first-class merchandise from
leading Canadian manufacturers, at a real
saving to you at a time when they
are really needed.
BOYS' PARKAS 'DRESS GLOVES.
�
Complete Stock
15 to 25% off
JACKETS
Complete stock, Men's &
Boys' sizes, reduced
to clear
20% off
15 Boys' Suits
Assorted Tweeds, 6 to 16 years
20. to 25% off
MEN'S SOCKS
200 Pair, Assorted Size
and Colors
up to 30% off
Ladies'
Arch -Support
OXFORDS
Reg. $7.50 Value
To Clear at ---
5.53 pr.
PICKETT
ARROW, TOOKE, BVD and McGREGOR SHIRTS
Men's and Boys'
Brown or Black
10 to 20% off
SWEATERS
Men's and Boys'
ALL SIZES
20% off
DRESSING
GOWNS
All -Wool and Eiderdown
One -Third Off
is
se see
ky[.,gr
s - 25 .Men's Coats
GIRLS'
LOAFERS •
Black, Brown or Wine
ALL SIZES
Reg. $4.95 Value
To Clear , at -
and
3.50 pr.
SIZES 33 to 44
20 to 25% off
8 Boys'
MP
Coats
Ages 8 to 18 years
20 to 25% off
ELL
PHONE 25_