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CLINTON BRANCH, No. 140
TOWN HALL, CLINTON
Tuesday, December 3
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or box number or or directing to
• NEWS -RECORD Office.
FOR SALE
LADY'S HUDSON 'SEAL COAT,
size 1648. Apply P.O. Box 460.
48-b
LIGHT BLUE COAT, shag'gY fur;
niie 14. .Apply Box "C", NEWS-
iRECORD, 48-p
:BLACK CHESTERFIELD COAT
size 16. Worn one year. Apply Box
"S", NEWS -RECORD. 48-p,
CHOICE 'SILVER AND PLA.TINUM
Fox :Scarves, priced $30-$100. Apply
Noble Holland, phone 'Clinton 6171.22.
48-49-50-51-b
.SET OP ONE HORSE SLEIGHS and
harness, both in good condition. Also
a quantity of walnuts. Apply to
Howard Cox, phone 900r11, Clinton.
48-b
'NEW RENPREW Cream Separator;
rubber -tired wagon with flat rack and
stock rack; man's bicycle in good re-
-pair. Apply Albert Pearson, R.R. 1,
'Clinton, phone 802,1.5. 48-b
• PAIR OP BOY'S TUBE SKATES
• and boots, size five; never been used,
$3; also hoy's overcoat in excellent
• condition, to fit boy about age 13, $9.
•(4P1Y Box "J", NEWS -RECORD'.
48btfb
FARMS POR SALE
rONE HUNDRED ACREFARM, one
half mile north of Brucefield on No. 4
Ilighway, good barn and house, elect-
ricity available, never failing water
...supply. Apply Frank Wilson, Clinton.
44-45-46-47-48-p
NOTICE
"HAVE JUST INSTALLED NEW
modern tire and tube vulcanizing
.equipment and hereby respectfully
solicit your business. White Rose
.Service Station, Londesboro.
44-45-46-47-48-3
ACCOMMODATION WANTED
"WANTECD,--ONE OR TWO ROORVIS
(furnished preferred) with light
bousekeepIng privileges, by married
-couple, no children, on or about the
-first of January.. Apply George
Jarvis, operator, Boxy Theatre.
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
ELEVEN LITTLE PIGS—six weeks
-old. Apply Harold Tyndall, phone
Clinton 905r2.... 48-13
PROPERTY FOR SALE
13ITJ1UDING 'LOT—corner of Queen
and Jahn Sts, 132'x80'. Apply Douglas
Andrews, phone 17404. 44bErfb
PROPERTY FOR SALE
BUILDIN,G l.2'x14', suitable for gar-
age or poultry house. Apply Box
"M", NIEWS-REGOIRD. 48-p
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A GOOD
investment? Will sell furnished duplet
for $6,000. Annual rental 8780, set
by W0'713. fAlpply Box NEWS -
RECORD. •48,b
APPROXIIVIATELY FOUR ACRES
of good orchard consisting of North-
ern ,Spys, North Star, Wolf River,
Duchess. Approximately 100 trees,
situated in town. Suitable building
lot on property. Immediate posses-
sion. •Por further information call
H. C. Lawson, Realtor, phone 251W.
45 btfb
MISCELLANEOUS
LLONID'S 'CORN AND CALLOUS
Salve gives immediate relief from
corns and callo-uses. 50 cents at
Pennebaker's Drug Store..
36-40-42-46-b
ASTHMA1SUFFERERS — ENJOY A
good night's sleep without coughing
and choking, as others are doing. For
free information -write F. Howey, 144
Catharine St. S., Hamilton.
28 -tib
PILES
are generally caused
from a (blood) • conges-
tion. Try Bunkers
Herbal Pills th treat the cause at its
source. Money back if the first bottle
does not satisfy. At Drug Stores.
36-38-40-42-44-48-49-51-23
FLEECE LINE YOUR HOME with
blown -Rockwool insulation. Saves
fuel, fire proof. For free estimate
and terms phone 4 Clinton, or write
Rowland C. Day, 5 Thornton Ave.,
London.
86-8'7-88-39-40-41-41-43-44-p
JUST THEI OPPORTUNITY you have
been waiting for! Why keep on work-
ing for a small salary? Why not be
your own boss? Reaping the benefits
of your efforts? This opportunity is
yours if you will only inquire as to
how to brewed frorn---Earnilex, Dept.
P, 1600 Delorimier, Montreal.
AN OPPORTUNITY — Established
Rural Watkins District available. If
you are aggressive and between the
ages of 25 and 55—have or can secure
travel outfit, this isyouropportunity
to get established in a profitable busi-
ness of your own. For full particulars
write today to the J. R Watkins
Company, Dept. 0-C-16, 2177 IVIasSon
St., Montreal, Que. 45-46-47-48-b
WANTED
16 CHOIOE 'SUCKLING PIGS—six
-weeks old. Apply Charles Stewart, OLD Acisl,D DISABLED HORSES
phone Clinton 8051-12. 48..b wanted for mink feed. Phone G-ordon
Gudmore 907r12 or Elmer Trick
SlX PIGS FOR SALE—ten weeks 907r5. 41-btfb
old. Apply Gordon 'Scotchtner, Bay- OLD HORSES, WILL PAY $1.50
-field, phone ,Clinton 909r12. 48-p per hundredweight. Will call and
pick up same, Phone collect Jack
WANTED . Gilbert, 936/21 or Fred Gilbert,
930r32, Goderich. 46.htth
'CIOLF.,MAN LANTERN IN GOOD
condition. Phone 909r33. 48-x
ANYONE WANTING A GOOD
-home. Apply Box "A". NEWS -
:RECORD. 48-b
LOST AND FOUND
LOST — BEAGLE HOUND, black
-with white legs, on Sunday. Reward.
-James Chowen, phone 294W, Clinton.
4.8-b
FOR RENT
'CABIN TRAILER, insulated and
wired, with Quebec heater. Apply
Box "F", NEWS -RECORD. 48-p
STRAYED
:STRAYED TO LOT 27, concession 2,
:West Wawanosh, black Holstein
heifer, ovnier may have same by prow
ng property and paying expenses.
47-48-p
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
1928 .CHEVR'OLET DELIVERY truck
for sale, in good condition with four
tires practically new: Apply Harry
Freeman, R.R. 4, 'Clinton, phone 800r4.
48-49-p
HELP WANTED
CARPENTERS WANTED — First
elan tradesmen required for com-
pletion of homes on Housing Enter-
prises Project by the Russell Con-
struction Company, Ltd., apply Brit-
annia St., Pair Grounds, Stratford,
Ontario. 46-47-48-h
NO NIGHT COLLECTION
Owing to the bad condition of the
roads, for the time being there will
not be any night collection from the
street letter boxes in Clinton. There
will be just one complete collection
at 1 p.m., so as to catch the east
and aouth
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Perhaps you are humming this song these
days, but you can bet it isn't an idle rumour
when you hear that we now have a new display
of SOCKS in the popular DIAMOND and RING
patterns. The ideal gift for Christmas, but
hurry, the supply is 'limited.
Wise Shoppers aren't letting this freak weather fool
thin, they are 'buying that new OVERCOAT now. before
all the better cloths are picked out. Why not drop in and
see us abaft your next -coat?
GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR THE LADIES
Place mat sets, tablecloths, towels, stockings, handkerchiefs,
runners, housedresses and many other useful items
PLAN TO ATTEND THE HOCKEY CLUB DANCE, DEC. 6
Pickett and Campbell
QUALITY CLOTHING AND FOOTWEAR
Phone 25 Clinton
• Expert
Vulcanizing
liringYour Tire 'Troubles To Us
24-HOUR :SERVICE
Harry Davies Tire and Battery
WHITE ROSE GASOLINE AND OIL
Vittoria St, Phone 460 Clinton
BIRTHS
.ounton, Palle Hospital,
on Sunday, November 24, 1946, to
Mr. and Mrs, ,Aaron Father, RR 2,
Clinton, a son,
SWAN—De Clinton Public 1.11o4si6ritialo,
on Sunday, November 24, 9
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Swan, Clinton,
a son (Donald Joseph).
RUMBA,LL—In. 'Clinton Public Hos-
Pita], on Wednesday, November 27,
1946, to Mr. and IVIrs. George E
Burnball, Clinton, a daughter.
MARRIAGES
ELLIOTT-LEITCH-4n the manse. of
Knox Presbyterian Chu rah, God-
erich, on Saturday, Npveraber 16,
1946, by Rev. Richard Stewart,
:Muriel, daughter of Mr. emd Mrs.
William Leitch, 'Goderich, to Dr.
George g. Elliott, Olinton, SOS Of
. MTS. Elliott and the late George
Clinton,
FULFORD-RUBIN — In St. Joseph's
Rentan Catholic Church, Clinton, by
Rev. S. J, McDonald, on Saturday,
November 16, 1946, Armelda Mar-
tina, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Alexander Albin, Brueefield, .to
Earl Maxted, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas L. Pulford, Clinton.
liERVIS-WELLES—In St. Cuthbert's.
Anglican ,Church, aViontreal, by Rey,
• Rolland B'eclger, on Saturday,
November 23, 1946, Florence 1Vray,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James H.
Wells, Montreal, to Ivan Harry,
son of avr.r. and IVIrs, Leslie Jervis,
Clinton.
DEATHS
OANTELON—In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Monday, November 25,
1946, George Cantelon, in hie 89th
year, Funeral from Beattie Funeral
Home, Rattenbury 54 E„ Clinton,
1Vednesday afternoon, November
27, 1946, to ,Clinton Cemetery.
CHISHOiLM—At his residence, Bruce
St., ,Goderich, on Sunday, Novem-
ber 24, 1946, John A. Chisholm,
beloved husband of Mary Austen,
in his 63sel year, Funeral front his
residence to St. Peter's Roman
.0atholic Church, Goderich, •and
thence to 'Colborne Roman Catholic
Cemetery, Wednesday, Nov, 27.
DAVIS—Very suddenly while visit-
ing at the home of her uncle and
aunt, IVEr. and Mrs. J. W. Moore,
Goderich, on Tuesday, November
26, 1946, Mrs. Vire Davis, Victoria,
B.O., formerly Vita Heywood, be-
loved daughter of the late Mr. and
aVirs, Richard Heywood, ex -resi-
dents of Clinton. Ftmeral services
will be held from Wheeler Funeral
Home, Goderich, to Clinton Ceme-
tery, on arrival of her brother,
Wilfred from Prince 'Albert, Sask.,
either Friday or Saturday.
PLUMMER — At the home of his
sister, Mrs. Lester Scott, Cayuga,
on Friday, November 22, 1946,
Frederick William Plummer, for-
merly of Clinton. Funeral from
Ball Funeral Home, High: St., Clin-
ton, on Sunday afternoon, Novem-
ber 24, 1946, to Clinton Cemetery.
SHEPHDRD—On Friday, November
22, 1946, at his home, Base Line,
Goderich Township, Andrew Shep-
herd, in his 81st year. Funeral
from his late residence on Monday
afternoon, November 25, 1946, to
'Clinton Cemetery.
VINCENT — At the home of her
mother, Mis. Herbert Castle, Vic-
toria St., Clinton, on Friday, Nov-
ember 22, 1946, Annie Mabel
Castle, beloved wife of James Vin-
cent, in her 47th year. Funeral from
Beattie Punearal Horae, RattenburY
Si. E., Clinton, Monday afternoon,
Novmber 25, 1946, to Clinton Ceme-
tery.
WHITELY — In Alexandra Marine
,and General Hospital, Goderich, on
Sunday, November! 24, 1946, Chas.
Whitely, •Goderich Township, Pun-
eral from Ills late residence, con-
cession 7, Goderich Township, Wed-
nesday afternoon, November 27,
1940, to Maitland Cemetery, God-
erich.
RUMACAPS
-• The 2 Wey Treatment'
' Ir SfienulatelholOdneys
•
2. Bring Cheek Relief from. •,
:RIIEUMATIC:-PAINS
PENNEBAKBRIS DRUG STORE
BEAUTY SHOPPE
Shampoo
Manicure
Finger Waves
Permanents
ETHEL THOMPSON
Princess St. East., Phone 585
59-tf
CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL DESIGNS
For Every Occasions
C V. COOKE
FLORIST
Phones 66w and 60j
Batkins Locker Storage
Quick Frozen Cohoe Salmon
Filets per lb. 50e
Cod Fillets per lb. 35c
Smoked Cod Fillets per 10. 35c
Haddock Fillets per lb. 40e
Sole Fillets mt. lb. 45c
FRESH FROZEN STRAWBERRIES
in Heavy Syrup, per pkg. 40e
FRESH FROZEN RASPBERRIES
pkg. 40c
FRESH FROZEN PEAS
pkg. 30c
WE BUY HIDES
• Frozen Foods are Better Foods
FARMERS ARE TOLD
BIG FIGHT AHEAD
ON PRICE ISSUE
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Dafferin County came out of forum
discussions, with the Testa that more
and better forums were organized,
Mr McCarthy said the cost was $11
per year for a family, with 31 days'
hospitalization, $17 per year for semi-
private accommodation, ancl $5.75 and
88.50 respectively- for single persons.
The Dufferiii plan has been operat-
ing for six months with a current
profit of sumo and a membership of
more than 500. The plan was in debt
the first two months, It was simple
to operate—with only a boolikeener
and. board of 10 or 12.
Successful Banquet
With more than 400, sitting down,
the annual. banquet *WAS held 111. Card -
no's Hall, Seaforth, Tuesday night,
with Dr. G. E. Reams. ,professor el
English, 0A.C., Guelph, as guest
spealcer. Russell Bolton, president of
the Huron Federation of Agriculture,
introduced many of those connected
with the Federation and with the
banquet. Dinner was served by the
Ladies' Association of Cavan, United
Church, Winthrop, who were dom-
mended for their good work by the
2ncl vice-president, Charles Coultes,
Belgrave.
Dr. Reaman, who was introduced by
R. S. McEercher, ,Seaforth, referred
to "The Pour Horsemen of the
Apocalypse," Pestilence, War, Pauline
and Death, which were the uppermost
scourges in the world during World
Wars I and II, and spoke of our need
of looking to the "Four Horsemen of
the Future," Science, Understanding
of History, Hope and the Philosophy
of Life.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Frederick
W. Plummer wish to express their
sincere appreciation fir the kind-
nesses ansi sympathy extended to
them during their recent bereavement
and at the time of the funeral. 48-p
CARD Or THANKS
We wish to express our thanks, to
neighbours land friends for The lovely
floral tributes, the messages of syms
pathy, the loaning of cars, and all
other ldnd acts extended in time of
sickness and bereavement. •
—MRS. A. 'SHEPHERD and Family.
48-p
CARD OP THANKS
.Mrs. W. W. Wise ancl family srnsh
co take this opportunity of expres-
sing their heartfelt appreciation, for
flowers sent, cars loaned, and all
other acts of kindness shcwn in their
recent sad bereavement. 48-p
CARD OF TIIANKP
I wish ,rvt this thne to thank my
fellow workmen of the ONE for the
lovely flowers they so kindly donat-
ed, also the station staff; also C. V.
Cooke for the arrangement of them;
George Beattie; also neighbours and
friends' who were no kind at this time
of need1 sincerelyr appreciate your
thoughts. —JAMES VINCENT.
48-p
PLASTER
REPAIRING
Plaster repairs promptly
and neatly done
A. French & Son
Plastering Contractors
Box 23 - Phone 187
WINGHAM - ONT.
ESTIMATES FREE
Specialists in Cornice
Work and Decorative
Plastering
MONSTER CHRISTMAS
DANCE
Sponsored by Clinton Fire Dept.
Friday, Dec. 20
PROCEEDS TO PURCHASE
NEW UNIFORMS
Town Hall
CLINTON
Dancing 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Music By
AL, WHITFIELD
and His Nine -Piece Orchestra
Novelty Dancing Hats Etc.
ADMISSION: 50 cents
• 48-.49-50-51-4)
utak
..R0S010;$1:',
ROXY THEATRE
• CLINTON
Now Playing—Cornel Wilde "The
Bandit of Sherwood Forest"
Mon., Tues., Wed. — Double Bill
Olivia de Havilland and Ray 'Vin-
land share top honours in this de-
lightful boy-meets-girl yam.
'The Well Groomed Bride'
Added Attraction—Lest we forget
the Jap deceit and fiendishness' see
the bullet -streaked melodrama
"TOKYO ROSE",
Byron Barr and Osa Nlassen -
THUR., FEE, SAT.
Bing Crosby, Ingrid Bergman and
Henry Travers — Mighty an its
:message of brotherly love, power-
ful in its plea for tolerance collies
this tender, touching story
"The Bells of St. Marys"
Coming, --"SO GOES MY. LOVE"
CAPITAL THEATRE
GODERICH
Now Playing — "Canyon Passage"
In Technicolor with Dana Aadretvz
Mon., Tues., Wed.—Two Features
:Allen Jones, Jane Frazee, Gloria
Jean, Peggy ,Riyan, Donald O'Con-
nor and the. 4 STEPS with .Spitalny
and his House of Charm all -girl
Orchestra in
"When Johnny Comes
Marching Home"
,Carole Landis, Allyn joelem 'and
Henry Morgan—In the la-ughinest
show you've ever seen,
"It Shouldn't Happen
to a Dog"
THUR., FRI., SAT.
The Marx Brothers, Chas. Drake
& Lois Collier --The clown princes
of hilarious nonsence present their
latest howl -raiser,
"A, Night in Casablanca"
REGENT THEATRE
SEAFORTH
Now Playing—"TILL THE END
OF TIME" Dorothy Mc. Quire
MON., WES., WED.
Jennifer Jones, Charles Boyer,
Peter Lawford and Reginald Gar-
diner—Imbued with charm, ro-
mance .ancl gaiety- comes Margery
Sharp'spopular story
"CLUNY BROWN"
THUR., PEI., SAT.
Sack Haley, Marcy Mc.Guire and
Glenn Vernon—It's music, fun and
romance at its modern best
"Sing Your Way Horne"
Coming — "THE BELLS OF ST.
MARY'S" .
Successful Monthly
Dance Held at R and C. S.
The Drill Hall, R. and. C. S., Clin-
ton, was beautifelly 'decorated with
evergreen, flags and RCAF' roundels
for the regular monthly dance on
Tuesday night, November 16. Host-
esses came from both Clinton and
London. Mr. and Mrs,. F. Fingland
and Mr, and MTS. H. O. Lawson were
patrons, and patronesses. Mrs. ping -
land chose the lucky couple, Mt'. and
Mrs. Scott, for the spot dance, and
Mrs. Lawson eiser'for the door prize.
The Egg and Spoon dance was won
by Sgt. A. Eades and Mrs. Jordan.
Bert Worth and his band were in
attendance and FM T. J. B. Robinson,
the Entertainment Officer, acted as
Master of Ceremonies.
The Entertainment Committee
plans to hold a dance in the RCASC
Supply Depot on the station at 8.30
p.m., Saturday, November 30.
PRESBYTERIAN W. A.
The W. A. of the Presbyterian
Church will meet on Wednesday after-
noon, December 4, at five o'clock.
There will be a business meeting,
followed by a pot -luck. supper.
Specializing in
Cemetery Work
Only
BOX 373—PHONE 450
William Brownlie
INSCRIPTIONS, REPAIRING,
SANDBLASTING MEMORIALS
WINGHAM, ONTARIO
Orders should be placed as soon
as possible
AU Portable Air Equipment
47-48-49-50-h
11•11.1011.11•INIMM11.•011I
ROY N. BENTLEY
Auditing and Income Tax
Iteports
Bookkeeping Systems Installed
Monthly Statements and
Invoices Prepared
Commercial and Private
Typing, ete.
Distributor of Office Supplies
and Equipment
PHONE 1070-R P.O. Box 58
GODERICII
will be at the MacKenzie
Hotel, Monday, Dee. 16,
front 1.30 until 9.30 p.m.
Prorn,pt and courteous service
48-49-50-b
CARROTS
FOR SALE
Choice Carrots
by bushel lots, , any
quantity
PRICE REASONABLE
F. W. ANDREWS
PHONE 33
4465
CHRISTMAS
CARDS
ON DISPLAY
See Our Stock While It Is Complete,
PRINTED TO OBD11R WITH YOUR NAME AND GEIEETT3NG
OF .YOUE CHOICE
LOWEST PRICES
Clinton News -Record
HOSPITAL AID DEC. 3
The regular meeting of the Hospital
Aid Will be held M the Council Cham-
ber on .Tuesday evening, December 3,
1946, at eight o'clock. All ladies of
the town are invited to attend.
Matinees—Sat, Holidays, 2.30 p.m.
soreamowenswrommolvmmots#
WESLEY-WILLIS W. A.
The W.A. of Wesley -Willis United
Church will meet on Friday, Decem-
ber 13, in the church parlour at 3 pm.
Group One will be hostesses. Please
note the change of date from Thurs-
day, December 5, to Friday, Deeem.
ber 13.
ETERNITY IS A LONG TIME TO SPEND
IN JUDGMENT
• ' It is not the will of the Lord that any should perish
but that all should come to a Saving knowledge of Christ.
"POR WHOSOEVER SHALL CALL UPON THE NAME OP THE
LORD SHALL BE SAVED," Rom. 10:13
TUNE IN—Pilgrim's Hour, 7-7.39 E.S.T. Sunday eve.
RADIO STATION CKLW, WINDSOR
COAL FOR SALE
'After five years of rationing we now have a full
stock of coal on hand including:
American Anthracite Nut
and Stove $16.00 per ton
Algoma Coke Nut
and Stove $14.50 per ton
Brazeau Briquettes
$$15.00 per ton
4 -Point Pocahontas
$14.00 per ton
Surflame Stoker
$11.50 per ton
Bituminous Egg
$11.50 per ton
V. D. FALCONER
PROMPT DELIVERY SERVICE
PHONE 97 CLINTON
Calling All Girls
EARN WHILE YOU LEARN
A NEW TRADE
JOIN THE' PARADri TO WORK AT
Clinton Knitting Company Ltd.
Apply To Superintendent --Clinton
48-5
Who's Afraid of
FRIDAY THE 13th?
Big Christmas Dance
TOWN HALL, CLINTON
9.30 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Featuring first appearance here of NORM CARNEGIE
and his seven -piece Band, Stratford.
CARNEGIE
SPECIAL PRIZES: Jitterbug Contest, donated by
Holmes' Drug Store; Fox Trot, donated by Pennebaker's
Drug Store; Step Dancing Contest, donated by Entertain-
ment Committee; Door Prize, donated by John A. Sutter.
SPONSORED
BY CLINTON LAWN BOWLING CLUB
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES
GEN:DR:AIL ADMISSION: 50 cents each
48 and 50-h