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ACCOMMODATION
FOR RENT
• 'WELL FURNISHED BEDROOM,
:heated, to rent. Phone 301W.
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APPLES FOR SALE
'SPRAYED APPLES FOR SALE.
:Spy, Greening, Baldwin, King,
Bellflower, etc. Fred MCClymont,
'Varna, phone Clinton 613r24.
48-1-p
ARTICLES WANTED
°TYPEWRITER WANTED, port-
able preferred. Apply by letter
stating price and size to Box "W",
=WS -RECORD. 50-1-p
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
1940 CHEVROLET SEDAN DE -
livery, new motor in 1948. Good
condition. Apply Box "H", NEWS -
'RECORD. 51-p
CLOCKS FOR SALE
A TIMELY GIFT! Kitchen Wall
Clocks, 20 different models and
colours to choose from at Count-
er's Jewellery Store. , 51-b
• HELP WANTED
'WANTED—Full Time Secretary -
'Treasurer and Fieldman for Hur-
on County Federation of Agri-
culture. Duties to commence
January 2. Apply by tender not
later than December 30th, to W.
V. Roy, Secretary -Treasurer, Box
=310, Clinton, Ontario.
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MISCELLANEOUS
'SAWS, ALL KINDS FILED AT
C. Hoare's orchard, mile north of
town. Will work odd days,
harvesting, etc. 46-2-p
CORE INTO YOUR SINGER
Sewing Centre and see our prac-
deal Christmas Gift suggestions.
Phone Goderieh 1135 or write
'Singer Sewing Machine Co., God-
.erich. 47btfb
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, Cloder-
leh. 2btfb
DON'T BUY STORM WINDOWS!
—until you have seen the new
'Simplex combination storm and
screen windows and doors. Cuts
high fuel costs with more com-
fort. The inserts are' easily
changed summer to winter from
inside. Free installation, easy
terms. For free estimate, phone
4, Clinton, or write Box "D",
NEWS -RECORD. Rowland C.
:Day, London Weathertite Co.
48-50-1-b
EQUIPMENT FOR SALE
WOOD LATHE, NEW, NEVER
used. C. Doucette, Maple St.
5i -p
GRAIN FOR SALE
500 BUSHEL BEAVER OATS,
$45 per ton. F. W. Andrews,
phone 33, Clinton. 50-1-p
HOUSES FOR SALE
FOR QUICK SALE—NEW Five -
roomed cottage, insul brick sid-
ing, asphalt roof, oak floors
throughout, three-piece bath,
built-in cupboards, basement, all
connected to sewer, water and
lights, immediate possession. Ap-
ply Bert Huller, King St., phone
3191. 50-tfb
STOVES FOR SALE
TRAILER OIL HEATER, USED
only.a month. Phone 582.
51-b.
CARD) OF THANKS
Miss Alice Holmes wishes to
thank all kind friends for flowers,
fruit, cheery get well and Christ-
mas cards, and many kind notes.
She wishes. one and all a very
Merry Chri'stmas and a Happy
New Year. 51-b
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to express my apprec-
iation to my many friends who
so kindly remembered we while
in Victoria Hospital, London. —
Mrs. Mary MacKenzie. 51-p
IN MEMORIAM
LOVETT—In loving memory of
a wife and mother, Elizabeth
Maud, who passed away Decem-
ber 14, 1938:
"Years have passed away
Since we saw your loving smile,
We think of you not dead, dear
mother,
But parted for a while.
And someday up in Heaven
When our life on earth is o'er,
You'll be there to welcome us
With your smiling face once
more."
—Ever remembered by husband
and family, 51-b
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AUCTION SALE
of 30 COWS and HEIFERS
at Lot No. 31, 6th Concession of
Goderich Township, one mile
south of Porter's Hill, on
Thursday, Dec. 29
at 1.30 p.m. sharp, consisting
of Holsteins, Durhams
and Jerseys.
Five Holsteins, recently fresh-
ened; 2 Durhams, recently fresh-
ened; balance are early calvers,
These cattle are young, of a
good quality and T.B. tested.
We have decided to continue
our sales as long as the weather
is favourable and the demand is
good.
TERMS—CASH
A. E. TOWNSIIEND and SON,
Proprietors
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT,
Auctioneer
K. W. Colquhoun, Clerk.
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May the Spirit of the Season
Light Your Way with its
Eternal Good Cheer.
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PLEASE let us have your orders for Corsages for
coming formal dances EARLY. Flowers, of course, will i3»
still be in short supply and we don't want any disap- i;
pointments. _«
FLORIST
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—and to •all of you we
extend our wishes for a
Merry Christmas —and' a
year ahead chock full- of
good 'health, happiness
and prosperity!
;PICKETT CAMPBELL§
Stetson Hats n
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PHONE 25 CLINTON *
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BIRTHS
CLIFTON—I'n Victoria Hospital,
London, on. Tuesday, December
13, 1949, to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Clifton, R.R. 3, Kippen,
a daughter (a sister for Marilyn
and Grace),
McCALL—In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, en Saturday, December 17,
1949, to Mr. and Mrs. W 1.
McCall, R.R. 1, Blyth, a daugh-
ter.
DEATHS _''
BARKLEY—In Echo Bay, Al-
goma District, on Saturday,
December 17, 1949, James
Barkley, in his, 91st year, uncle
of Mrs, Harvey McBrien and
J. M. Elliott, Clinton. Funeral
and interment at Echo Bay on
Tuesday, December 20.
FERGUSON—In Children's Me-
morial Hospital, L o n d o n,
on Wednesday, December 21,
1949, Jack Ferguson, dearly
beloved son of Mr. and Mrs.
Wilmer Ferguson, Kippen, in
his' third year Funeral ar-
rangements incomplete.
MONTGOMERY — In Strathroy
Hospital, on Tuesday, December
6, 1949, Amos Harvey Mont-
gomery, youngest son of the
Late Neil and Hannah Mont-
gomery, formerly. of Seaforth
district, in his 65th year. Fun-
eral from Gilpin Funeral Home,
Thedford, to Thedford Ceme-
tery, on Friday, December 9.
McCALL—In Victoria Hospital,
London, on Tuesday, December
2Q, 1949, Baby McCall, infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
McCall, R.R. 1, Blyth.
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THE CHRISTMAS SEAL CAM-
paign for combatting tuberculosis,
conducted by Clinton and Bay-
field Lions Clubs, had raised an
even $700 up to Tuesday, accord,
ing to W. H. Robinson, chairman
of the local committee . Clin-
ton had raised $595 and Bayfield
$105 . . . J. E. Howard is chair-
man for Bayfield . Overall
total a year ago was $639, so the
drive has gone over the top . .
Despite this fact, additional funds
are needed and donations sire
still being accepted .. .
CARD OF THANKS
The Kennedy family wish to
express to the many friends,
neighbours and relatives their
heartfelt thanks and deep apprec-
iation for acts of kindness, mes-
sages of sympathy and floral
tributes extended to them in
their recent sad bereavement in
the loss of a loving sister, Lily
Kennedy. 51-b
Enjoy the
Holiday Season
With a new
HAIR -DO
Beauty Salon
located on ground floor
in the Jervis Apartments
Albert St., next Roxy Theatre
PERMANENTS
FINGERWAVES
SHAMPOOS
FACIALS
MANICURES
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Elects Mrs. J. limes
The Girls' Club of Wesley -
Willis United Church held its
December meeting on Tuesday,
December 13, in the church par-
lour. A sing -song of Christmas
carols, the singing of the carol
"Joy to the World” and the re-
peating of the Lord's Prayer in
unison opened' the meeting.
The Bible reading,' "The Home
of the Holy Family," was given
by Mrs. Oakes followed by pray-
er by Mrs. Lobb. The treasurer's
and secretary's reports were read
and adopted, also a letter from
the financial committee of the
church asking for co-operation in
the "Balance the Budget" Fund
drive. A generous response was
made to this appeal.
The president thanked the
members for the co-operation she
had received during her term of
office, Mrs. W. A. Oakes was irr
the chair for the election of of-
ficers, the report of the nominat-
ing committee being given by
Mrs. Cree Cook.
Miss Viola Fraser, the pro-
gramme convener, was in charge.
This meeting took the form of a
hrad-time party. Miss Joyce
Andrews favoured with two
solos, then games and contests
were enjoyed by all. A hard -
time lunch was served.
Officers elected were: Past
president, Miss W. O'Neil; presi-
ROXY THEATRE CAPITAL THEATRE REGENT THEATRE
CLINTON GODERICH SEAFORTH
— Now Playing —
THURS. -- FRE -- SAT.
"The Life of Riley"
starring
WILLIAM BENDIX as "Riley"
=— MON., TUES., WED.
MATINEE MONDAY, DEC. 26th
at 2:30 p.m.
ESTIIER RED
WILLIAMS SKELTON
Richardo Montalban
Betty Garrett
Xavier CUGAT and his Orchestra
"NEPTUNE'S
DAUGHTER"
MGM's Queen of Technicolor
Musicals
NOW: Rex Harrison and Linda
Darnell in "Unfaithfully Yours"
— MON., TUES., WED —
Anne Baxter - Dan Dailey and
Ann Revere—It's in Technicolor;
the season's brightest and gayest
dancing musical comedy.
You're My Everything
— TIDIES., FRI„ SAT. —
Paul Douglas - Linda Darnell &
Celeste Helm — You've never
laughed so long, so loud, or so
uproariously as you will at this
smartly -paced comedy.
"Everybody Does It"
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TRUES., FRI., SAT.—Dee. 29-31 Coming: "That Midnight Kiss" —
"FATHER WAS A FULLBACK" t Grayson - Technicolor musical
NOW: Victor Mature & Richard
Conte in "CRY OF THE CITY"
— MON., TUES., WED. —
Judy Garland - Van Johnson &
Spring Byington—Some old songs
and some new are featured in
this Technicolored musical hit.
"In the Good Old
Summertime"
— THURS., FRI., SAT. --
Loretta Young - Celeste Holm &
Hugh Marlowe — The story you
will love and remember: the
story of two nuns and their great
purpose.
"Come to the Stable"
Coming: "Neptune's Daughter"
Esther Williams and Technicolor
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dent, Mrs. 3. Innes; treasurer,
Miss L. .Walkinshaw; secretary,
Mrs. M. Steepe; group leaders:
Mrs. F. Fingland, Mrs. L. Ball,
Mrs. B. Stanley, Mrs. G. Grigg;
Observer convener, Miss I. Walk-
inshaw; flower convener, Miss E.
Proctor.
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good cheer, this
Christmas Season,
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J. P. Manning
Firestone Tires Willard Batteries
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Expert Mechanical Repairs ;g
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DANCE
Sponsored by Murphy Lodge No. 710
Modern and Old Time Dancing
TOWN HALL, CLINTON
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23
Dancing 9 P.M. to 1 A.M.
• $5 DOOR PRIZE •.
Spot Dance Prize of $2
$2 Prize for the Best Couple Foy[ Trotting
$2 Prize for Best Couple Old Time Waltzing,
Prize of $2 for Best Old Time Clog Dancer
ADMISSION: 50 cents
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TOWN OF CLINTON
Proclamation
Pursuant to a resolution adopted by
Council at its regular December meeting,
I hereby proclaim:
BOXING DAY
Tuesday, December 27
A Civic Holiday, and call upon all citizens
of the Town of Clinton to observe it as
such.
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(Signed)
R. Y. HATTIN, Mayor
We wish you good fun, good luck, and good cheer
this Christmas season!
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Many Thanks for your patronage
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BYLAW NUMBER 2
of the Town of Clinton
for the year 1949
WHEREAS it is deemed expedient for the purpose
of Street: cleaning' and Snow removal that the Streets
should be kept free from parked Motor Vehicles at
stipulated-- periods, or at such periods as may be re-
quested of the Chief of Police;
THEREFORE the Council of the Municipality of
the Town of Clinton enacts as follows:
1 No person shall leave a Vehicle of any kind parked
on the Streets in the Town of Clinton between the
hours of 12 p.m. and 7 a.m.
2. That for the purpose of Street Cleaning and Snow
Removal the Chief of Police is hereby empowered
at any time during the day or night to remove any
vehicle from any street.
3. That any costs incurred in removing a vehicle shall
be borne by the owner thereof, and
4. That any person contravening any of the provisions
of this By-law shall be liable to a fine• of not, more:
than $10.00, exclusive of costs for each infraction
thereof.
PASSED this 5th day of December, A.D. 1949.
STREET COMMITTEE
TOWN OF CLINTON
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