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'i'IIURSID'A:Y, .JANUARY 17, 1946 •
CLINTON' NEWS -RECORD
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five insertions for price of four; 10 cents extra when replies
.directed to NEWS -RECORD Office or to a box number. ,Adlets
accepted up to 9 pm, Wednesday.
'Cash . rates apply up to 9 -p.m. Saturday, following date of
.publication; 25 cents extra if not so paid.
FOR SALE •
'LADIES WHITE ,SKATES, Size 5,
Apply Gloria Pahner. Phone 901r31.
3-b
NONE TAPESTRY COVERED
'antique couch; one book case; one
!Rbyral Doulton toilet set. .A,pply
Canadian National Express Office,
Phone 31. 2.8-b
'7ARME&S•; ATTENTION! We ex
pect a new Gilson electric refrig
'•erator, good large• size for genera
'farm use. If interested, get in touch
with me at once, ' Jonathan Hugill,
HELP WANTED
OFFIC 0 BOY,WITH SOME INITIA-
tive and desire to learn. Box "Z",
NEW S -RECORD. 2-x
GIRL WANxED'. IN LONDON AS
mother's help in modern apartment,
equipped with every convenience.
Apply Mrs, H. C. Graham, 338 St.
James St., London,: or phone Fair..)
most ,4197W. 3_p
.BUSINESS :OPPORTUNITIES
1 WANT PLEASANT WORK IN A
business of your own? Good profits
selling over 150 widely advertised
Phone 616r34. 2-3-4-9
ACCOMMODATION
'WANTED - TO ;RENT OR BUY
modern six or seven -roomed house`
to tent two or •three-roomedfurnished
or unfurnished apartment, or five or
six -roomed house. Apply NEWS
RECORD. 2-3-p
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
ELEVEN OXFORD' EWES AND
one ram. Jack Gilbert, R. R. 2,
Bayfield, Phone- 908r21. 2-ptf
FOUR HEAD OP CATTLE, ABOUT
700 pounds; two sows due February
1; eight pigs, six weeks old. LAlpply
James East, R. R. 4, Clinton. 3-p
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
200 BUSHEL AJAX SEED OATS
for sale or will trade for some good
feed barley. These oats are . first-
class seed, very heavy yielders and
rust -resistant. F. W. Andrews,
Phone 33. • -2-3-4-5-6-b
LOST AND FOUND
LOST — IN CLINTON, THREE
Keys on ring. Finder please leave
at NEWS -RECORD Office. Reward.
3-p
LOST—TWO BEAGLE HOUNDS,
'lack with white legs and tan faces..
Anybody seeing these dogs, phone
800r24, Clinton, George Mann. Reward
a1 for each dog. 81-b-tf
MISCELLANEOUS
'PULLER PRODITCTS. AGENT: Miss
'Winifred O'Neil, Clinton, Phone 75J.
78-79-86.81-1-2-3.4-5-6-b
'`r0P PRICES PAID FOR BRICK OR
drame building to be wrecked. Apply
'to Ivan Lankin, 149 Langarth Street,
.,ondon, Met. 8280w. -tf
FLEECE LINE YOUR HOME WITH
blown Rockwooi Insulation. Work
done anywhere, for free estimate
'phone 4 Clinton or write Rowland
'C, Day, 5 Thornton Ave„ London.
2 -3 -4.5 -G -7-8-9-10-11-p
' Rawleigh ,home/farm necessities.
Pay's better" than most occupations,
Hundreds in business 5 to 20 years
or more! Products—equipment on
credit. No experience needed to start
—we teach you how. Write today for
full particulars. , Rawleigh's Dept.
ML -169-145-A. 3-b
HELP W.ANTED._MA.LE
AN OPPORTUNITY --ONE OP THE
Nation's largest companies, catering
principally to fariner's needs, is ready
to glace a valuable contract which
should mean complete iidependence
for a man fortunate enough to have
the following qualifications—charac-
ter record that will withstand in-
vestigation and proven ability to ef-
ficiently manage both himself and his
own business. Financial status not
extremely important but a travel out-
fit is necessary. Write The T. R.
Watkins Company, Dept. 0-0-16 2177
Masson St., Montreal. 1-2-3-4-5-6
PROPERTY FOR SALE
FARIVI'FOR SALE BY TENDER;
South half lot 29, Concession 8, God-
erich Township, containing 42 acres
(more or less). Highest or any ten-
der not necessarily accepted. William
McDonald, Wroxeter, Ontario. 3-p
WANTED
TWELVE CORDS.OF HARDWOOD',
12 inches Long, to be delivered at S.S.
No. 5, Goderich Township. Keith Cox,
secretary -treasurer, R, R. 2, Bayfield.
2-3-b
FARM WANTED — WILL PAY
Bash for small farm 10 to 50 acres.,
Good buildings. 1VIust have hydro or
be available, Por further information
apply NEWS -RECORD. 3-p
WOOD WANTED—TENDERS FOR
12 to 15 cords hard body maple or
maple and beech mixed, 14" long, to
be delivered to school section No. 12,
Huliett and Goderich Township by
April 30, 1946. Tendrs to close
Jan, 25. Clarence Ball,.secretary
treasurer, R. R. 1, Clinton. 2-3-b
GODERICat MIDGETS WIN 9-0 in a midget W. 0.•A. A. game.
Goderich Midgets made their debut Beacom led the winners with four
'a winning g one at Exeter Fridaynight while ht goals g zo Price chis ed in with
1p
when they blanked the Exeter sextet three,
NEW 'PLUMBING FIXTURES ARRIVING
:.SHORTLY. BE SURE YOU SEE
-THEM BEFORE YOU BUY
HUGH R. IIAWKINS
Plumbing Heating — Sheet Metal Work
Agent for Hecl. Furnaces
RESIDENCE 478
PRONE 244
.A Brand -New Service
That Is Going Over "Big"
'.If you want to go in comfort by autorilobil6 to
LONDON, STRATFORD, HAMILTON, TORONTO
just leave your name at our office
' and we shall advise you when
the trip will be made.
Fully Equipped Sedans Careful Drivers
Low Rates that will surprise you
A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL
ARROW TAXI
PHONE 182
;Next McKenzie House
Clinton
BOYS WEAR
Boy's Navy Blue Cloth WINDBREAKERS, Heavy
Materials, some buttoned and some with zippers.
Special Prices for the New Year " $2.50 up
Boy's Grey Whipcord BREECHES, lined with.
extra heavy Flannelette, double seats and knees.
Sizes up to 34. Special $2.00
,Broken Lines of Men's and Boys' Wear
to clear at Special Prices
Plumsteel Bros.
Arrow Shirts .Adam Hats— Scott & McHale Shoes for Men
Agents Tip Top Tailors
MARRIAGES.
HARTLEY-ADAMS In ,Memorial
United Charon, ,St. Catharines,
Wednesday, January 9,1946, Erma
Vivien Adams, youngest daughter
of Mrs. Hale and the late Charles
B. Hale, , Clinton, to Harold E.
Hartley, only son of Mrs. R. I.
Hartley, St. Catharines, • ,Rev. It.
W Spence officiating;.
BIRTHS
EDWARD In' Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Thursday;, January, 10,,
1946, to Mr. and, Mrs. Benson Ed-
ward, a son (stillborn).
PEAR --In Clinton Public Hospital,
on Wednesday, January 16, 1946j to.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Fear, R. R. 4,
Brussels, a son.
RATH—In Clinton Public Hospital,
on Friday, January 11, 1946, to
Mr. and Mrs. Grant W. Rath, a son
(stillborn).. •
STEV-ENS---In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Monday, January 14, 1946I
to Mr. and Mrs.. Carman Stievens,.
Goderich, oa daughter (Carol
Vienne).
DEATHS
HAMILTON — In' an accident in
Williams, Arizona, on Sunday, Jan-
uary 13, 1946, Winston A. Hamilton,
son of the late Mr. and Mrs. James
Hamilton, Detroit, Mich„ formerly
of Clinton and Goderich.
HAMILTON—In Detroit, Mich,, . on
Wednesday January 2,,1946, Sarah
Monteith.H'amilton, wife of the late
James Hamilton, formerly of Clin-
ton and' sister of Mrs. T., T. Peckie,
London, Ont., in her 76th• year. In-
terment Grand Latnt Cemetery,
Detroit, Jan. 4.
HERMAN In Clinton, on Monday,
January 14, 1946, Ellen Freemani.
beloved wife of the late, E., C.. Her-
man, in her 97th year: Private
funeral '
r lservrce
at the home of her
son-in-law, Theodore Premlin, On-
tario St., Clinton, Wednesday, Jan-
uary 16, 1946. Interment Clinton,
Cemetery.
iJeDONE•LL-At Listowel,. on Satur-
day, Jan. 12, 1946, Dr. Mary Jane
Hutton McDonell, widow of
Charles A. McDonell, Hensall.
Funeral service in Hensall United
Church January 14. Burial in:
Hensel' Union Cemetery.
It1cl'NTO;SII--In Fort William, on
Sunday, January 13, 1946, John Me-
r Intosh, in his 90th year.. Funeral:
Mass at,St,Joseph's Roman Catholic
Church, Clinton, Thursday, January
17, at 9.30 a.m. Interment' Hullett
Roman Catholic Cemetery.
O'LDE—In ,St. Thomas Memorial Hos-
pital, on Wednesday, January 16,
1946, Arthur'John Oltle, concession
seven, South Yarmouth Township.,
beloved husband of Bertha Whaley,
and father of W. Brock Olde, Clin-
ton, in , his 71st year. Remains
resting at P. R. NVilIiams and Son•
Funeral Home, St, Thomas, for ser-
vice at 3.30. p.m. Saturday,. Jan. 19.
Lrternment Union Cemetery.
ROURKE—In Owen Sound, on Mars-
' day, January` 10, 1946; Mrs. Henry
Rourke, aged 75years, era's mother ex of
David Dales, Clinton. Funeral ser-
vice .Tan. 14. Interment Balaclava
Cemetery in the spring,
BEAUTY SHOPPE
Shampoo
Manicure
Finger Waves
Permanents
Ethel Thompson
Princes St. East., Phone 588
59-tf
CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL DESIGNS
For Every Occasion
C V. COOKS
FLORIST
Phones: 06w and 60J
'PLASTER
REPAIRING
A. French
Plastering Contractor
Specialist in Cornice
Work & Decorative
Plastering
Plaster repairs promptly
And neatly done
Box 23 or Phone 187
Wingham
Batkins Locker Storage;
Per Lb.
SALMON STEAK 30e
SALMON, FFILLETS 40c
COD FILLET`S.. 35c
SMOKED FILLI ITS `.. 35c
HAMBURG STEAK .. 25c
Farmer Style
SAUSAGE............. 25c,
We (Puy Hides
"Frozen Foods are Better Foods"
PAGE. FIVE
QUick Results
Four' Public School Teams
Sponsored by Lions Club
C14nton Public School has: or ganii.ed:
four boys' hockey teams 'to operate
this winter
Organization of these teams is
helping to matte good' athletes and:
good sportsmen out of. Canadian
youths. The- teams are sponsored' by
Clinton Lions Club and are under the
direction of Principal G. 11: Jefferson.
The teams are as follows: -
TIGERS -Goal, Tom Lloyd; centre,
Gerald Holmes; left wing,.Clare
Maltby; right wing, Don Ward; de-'
fence, Bob Managhan; Howard•Grealis
(capt); subs,, Tideswell, Bill'
Shearing. •
LANE'S SPECIALS:. Goal, Dom
Petrie; Ieft defence, Gordon 'Lane
ap .) ; right defence, Dom Longfield;
etre, F, Denomme, left wing, J.
Hartley, right wing, M. Maltby; subs;
Andy Rusty.. -
C'OLTS: Goal, 13111 Nediger (rapt.);.
defence, Ron Carter, Dave Tighe;.
forwards, Alvin Fowler, Clam Maltby,.
John Ward;,subs, HToni
arris Oakes,.
Colquhoun, 'Bob Elliott,
TAYLOR'S 'CROWDS' Goal, Doug
Hoggarth; defence, .Bob Taylor
(capt.), Robert Weekes; right wing,
Gerald'Ellibtt; left wing, Bill' Chowen;
centre, Murray Colqufloun; sub, Har-
old Gibbinge.
R. E. SHADDICK"IS
ELECTED WARDEN
(Continued' from Page 1)'
the fiscal year of 194647 assured
Connell the work will be undertaken
when possible.
County of Peel resolution request-
ing' maintenance of children, while
wards of Children's Aid Society.
County of Simcoe requesting War
Assets Corporation to tbrn over to
schools, surplus equipment.
County' of Carleton presenting Brief
Prepared by solicitor re Children's
Protection Act.
Inspector of Legal' Offices acknow,
ledging receipt of a letter regarding
new court house and' expressing
pleasure in proposal to build' new one.
Lucknow Board of Education re-
questing appointment of a committee
to consider the possibility of having
Lucknow High School districts, as
they are planning an addition to their
school for accommodation for Horne
Economics and Shop Work.
Dr, J. W. Shaw, medical officer
of County Home, reporting 16 adinis
cions daring 1945; oldest inmate 84'
years old, youngest 42 years old;
number of deaths 12; total of 89 in-
mates in Home. The Hope has been
painted by the inmates and the help.
County of Wentworth resolution re
Oliildren's Protection Act; and an-
other requesting exemption of income
tax on remuneration and committee
fees of municipal councillors. Reasons
given were increase in parliamentary
indemnities , and cost of Iiving sub-
stantially increased,
•County of Waterloo resolution re-
questing license fee foriicrsons
trans-
portingfowl; (1) to provide for
licences being•granted by each county
in which persons transact business
rather- than only in the county in
which he resides; (2) That County
charge a license fee not exceeding
$25 per annum in place of $1 as at
present.
County of Welland requesting re-
vision of Old lige Pension Act where-
by pensions be granted' at the rate
of $1 poi diem at the age of 65.
E. V. Radbourne, GreyCduntyas-
sessor, inviting Council to attend a
meeting of assessors of district in,
Hanover on January 30.
County of Lambton resolution re-
garding Children's Aid Society, re-
ouesting Department of National
Health and Welfare to permit family
allowances for children in care of
Children's Aid Society to be paid
to general funds of the •Society, and
used for the general purposes' of the
society.n
Moteith and Monteith, Stratford,
report of Huron Registry Office for
1045.
County of Brat resohition
War Assets Corporationturn over
mobile dental units to county health
unite,.
Monteith and Monteith, Stratford,
auditor's' report for 1845.
Application for 'corn borer inspect-
or from Geore W. Ashton, Goderich;
ROXY THEATRE
CLINTON
Now Playing -Robert Cummings
in "YOU CAME ALONG"
Mon., Tues . and. Wedl
Joan Davis -- Jack Haley
and Phillip Terry
A pageant of perfection in pulchri,.
tude, sparkling Music and
lilting rhythm
"GEORGE WHITE'S
SCANDALS"'
Thurs., Fri. and Sat,
— Dual Features --.
`Sing' Me a Song'of Texas "
Two gals with a ranch between 'em;
and cowboys that rustle up tunes,'
Rosemary Lane Tom' Tyler.
and Slim Summerville Also—
"The Crime Doctor's
Strangest Case"'
• Another in the series of popular
mystery dramas. starring
Warner Baxter and' Rose Hobart
CAPITAL THEATRE
GOIDERICH
Now Playying—.Arian Ladd in
"SALTY OPROT:MEE"
Mon;, Tues. and Welk
Fred, MacMurray -Marjorie Main
apd, Helen Walker
Something new in comedy,when.
a Broadway investigator meets, up
with Kentucky hill -billies,
"MURDER, HE SAYS"
Thurs.., . I ri:, and Sat.:
George Raft --•. Claire Trevor
and Signe Hasse,
Suspense!' Drama! and Action!:.
In one of the screen's:greatest
mystery stories:
"JOHNNY ANGEL"
Coming—Claudette Colbert' in
"PRACTICALLY" YOURS"
Mat.: Wed: Sat., Holidays, 2:30 p.m;
REGENT. THEATRE
SEAFORTH
Now Playing—Ida Lupino in
"PILLOW T,0 POST"
Mon•, Tues. and Wed.
Barbara Stanwyek, Dennis Morgari'
and Sydney Greenstreet
Here is a picture you will enjoy
concerning a receiving gal who
was caught in her own trap
CHRISTM'A'S IN
CONNECTICUT"
Thurs., Fri. and Sat.
Alan Laid --Gait Russel
and S anley Clements
Telling •a grand: tale of equine•
thorobreds and their human
'counterparts'
"SALTY O'ROURKE"
Coming—Fred MacMurray in
"PRAC'T'ICALLY' YOURS"
Matineesr Sal,.& holidays 2.30 pan:.
John Bennett, Ashfield Township;
Glenn Eckmier, ,Goderich.
Resolution of Tuckersmith. Town-
ship Council requesting the County
of Huron to investigate the advis-
ability and possibility of taking over
the. hospital at R.. and; C. S:, RCAF',.
Clinton, to be used in conjunction.
with Huron :County Home as a hos-
pital'for convalescent and bed -ridden
patients.
Resolution front Howielt Township:
Council urging Huron County Good
Roads Committee to assume the por-
tion of road from McIntosh's, Church
via No. ' 10 s4d'eroad, Howick Town-
ship,. to the County. Rbad, concession
14, Township of Hawick.
J. P, Coombe, supervisor,. Depart-
ment of
Munich a
Affair
1
p s, stating, in
his opinion, fax bounties are handled
only by local municipalities.
Rev. C. C. Anderson, Clinton, chap-
lain, Huron •County Home, requesting
increase in salary. His present sal-
ary is $250 per annum.
EXECUTOR'S SALE
of Household Goods and Furniture
at the George McTaggart residence
High St., Clinton, commencing
at 1.30 p.m.
Saturday-, Yannary 191
1946
I will sell by public auction,
the following:
Quarter -cut oak bedroom suite, in-
cluding n chest of drawers; quarter -
cut hall rack; bedroom suite; 2 single
beds; 3' chests of drawers; wardrobe.
ANTIQUES -- Dutch glass cup-
board; quarter -cut oak chair and
small table; small table; dishes;
decanters; jars; fireplace shield' and
coal hamper; foot stools.
Large electric Kelvinator; Hot -
Point electric range (oven and warn-
ing closet; Quebec heater; wicker
rocking chair; wicker chair; wicker
baskets; k 2 kitchen tables; card table;
3 small tables; 't kitchen chairs; large
kitchen cupboard bread box; White
sewing machine; ironing board;
clothes rack; baby cot; baby swing;
2 habit` buggies; linen table cloth;
linen; bedding; wash tubs; light
.shades; odd dishes; extension ladder:
2• step ladders; 4 pair snow shoes;
wheel barrow; lawn mower; lawn
roli'er; lawn couch and chairs; garden
tools; numerous other articles.
Sale held under cover
TERMS—CASH
I'he Canada Trust Co., executors of
Nettie A. McTaggart Est,; Frank
Fingland, K.C., solicitor to the
Estate.
G, M. LAWSON, Clerk
EDWARD W. ELLIOT, Auctioneer
2-3-b
ANAQIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS
TIME TABLE
Trains will arrive at and .depart
from Clinton as follows:
Toronto and Goderich Division
Going East, depart 6.43 a,m.
Going East, depart 3.03 p.m.
Going West, depart , . , , 12.04 p.m.
Going West, depart 11.10 p.m.
London and Clinton Division
Coming North, arrive , 11.20
Going South, leave 3.10 p.m.
HELP WANTED
FEMALE
Apply at Office
Clinton Knitting Co. Ltd.
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WHAT is .CHRIST to you?
IS HE your SAVIOUR?
CHRIST who died for YOU:
TO YOU SAVE your soul
must accept or reject HIM!'
4 "For whosoever : shall' call on the name
of the Lord shall be saved:" -Rom. 10:13:.
TUNE IN; Pilgrim Hour 7-7.30 E',D,S.T„ Sundays evening
LOCAL STATION C'ICLW WINDSOR
1 Wiring
Tender
Applications will be received by H. C. Lawson,
Secretary -treasurer, Clinton Board' of Education,
for the re -wiring of the Clinton Public School
according to plans and specifications which may be
.obtained from T. G. Scribbins, chairman of Property
Committee. Tenders are to he submitted not later
than February 7, 1946. Lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
help Wanted
The Huron County Home Committee require
one Cook and one Domestic at Huron County
Home, Clinton, Ontario. Duties to commence
• February lst, 1946.
Applicants please make application to Mrs.
M. E. Jacob, Manager of the Horne, who will: outline
the duties, and rates of pay etc',
N. W. MILLER, County Clerk
DANCE
,SPONSORED BY
CLINTON FIRE DEPARTMENT
TOWN HALL, CLINTON
Friday, Jan. 11
itt 9 p.m.
Music by M'urdock's Orchestra
Be. sure and attend this dance. The last one was a
ripping success.
ADMISSION 50 CENTS
Just Received
A Large Stock of
RADIO TUBES -- BATTERIES -- RADIO PARTS
and Repair Elements fox Electric Toasters,
.lint Plates and Irozzs.
Now is ;your chance to have your radio or other electrical
appliances put in good Wvorking condition.
Call in at biro
MERRILL RADiO and ELECTRIC
King Sit, Clinton
Bookkeeper Wanted
Full-time bookkeeper wanted by Clinton
Public Hospital. Apply in writing stating
salary. + Applicatons to be in hands of the
Secretary not later than January 23, 1946.
A. M., KNIGHT,
,Secretary