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CONCERT 8 - 9.30 P.M. DANCE 10 P.M. - 1 A.M.
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a'FII)d;A,Y, APRIL 10, 1947
CLINTON MOWS -RECORD.
PAGE SEVEN
News -Record Classiie�•Adlets Br n
g Qusek Resuits
QAJ3E RATxE--(13 paid by Wednes- AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
okay following date of insertion)—One
.snt a word first insertion (minimum
'e0 cents); subsequent insertions, each
`minimum 25 cents),; 10 cents extra
albr box number or for directing to
NEWS—RECORD Office.
FOR SALE
'MED MOVER SEBD, Apply A,
Ieouk'he.1=t, Godeeioh, phone 936r5,
15-p
"GALORE" SEED BARLEY FOR
sa3e. Apply William G1aziea•. phon
ileter&1, Clinton. 15-p
ABOUT SEVEN TOMS OF mixed
hay, Clover and Timothy. Appi
Melton. Wiese, Clinton.Cl15
1928 PONTIC in good condition,
Phone 348R. 14-15-b
STORE WANTED
WANTED BY A VETERAN' -- a
store to rent or buy. Address part -
Ionian to Posit Office Box 14, Oil
,eprjinge, Ontario. 16-b
BABY CHICKS
ORDER YOUR DAY-OLDCIWYKS
e from a breeder Hatchery under OBS
supervision, We are able to supply
a limited number of Leghorn X Rock
and Rock X Leghorn crossbreds for
v April and •May delivery. GLAZIER.
p POULTRY FARM, phone 617r31,
Clinton, RM. 4. 11-15-p,
BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK and
next: Oockeeels - day old Barred
Rocks, New H'ampshires, New IIamp.
shire X Barred Rocks, Light Sussex
X Barred' Rocks, Light Sussex X
New. Hampshire, Barred Rock X New
liittmpshires, New Hampshire X Lig-
ht Sussex 4.95• two week old 10.95,
three week .old12.96, for week old
14.95, five to six week old 17.95.
Assorted breeds 50e per hundred less.
Large Egg 'Quality add 1,00, Special-
ly Selected add 2.00 per hundred to
above prices.' THIS ,SP'EOIAL BAR-
GAIN FOR NEXT TWO WEEKS
ONLY. Day old Barred Rock, New
Hampshires, New Hampshire X
Barred Rocks, Light Sussex X Barr-
ed Rocks non -sexed 12.95, pullets
21.95, cockerels 4.95. This advertise-
ment plus 10% deposit must accomp-
any your order. Top Notch' Chick -
miles Guelph, Ontario. 15 -i,6 -b
500 'CEDAR POSTS, 8'' long, also
come end posts. Apply Ed •beeves
phone 90.7a35, Clinton. 15-16-p
BATTERY RADIO S'F7l' FOR'SALE
n good condition, table model. Apply
Tames MacDonald, Be'ueefield 15-p
WAX SEED DiA,11S • GROWN from
:ergistered seed. Also quantity mixed
ith barley, 90e per bushel. Apply
van Bean, Auburn, phone Blyth 19r5
15-16-p
ACCOMMODATION WANTED)
O OR THREE FURNISHED
Dams wanted to rent for light house-
eeping by ;demean and his wife, no
bildrren.. Apply Box "W" NEWS -
1D, 15-p
INFURNISHED HOUSE or apa2 t-
ent wanted immediately by per.
neat •residents with one child,
ply ,Don Smith, Murphiy. Bros.
[range. - 14-15-16-17-18-p
LOUSE WANTED TO RENT by
carried couple with small family.
ermanent residents. Required by
d of February. Apply Ellwood
Sport• Shop. 3-btfb
O OR -THREE ROOMED furnish -
suite regluired immediately by Ex -
Warrant Officer with two tours
operations; wife' and child in
innipeg. Apply Box "C" NEWS-
RD. 15-p
FARMS FOR SALE
ACRE FARM --Half mile north
Brucefield, good barn and house,
er failing water supply; farm
in ,pasture and woull e ideal
beans this year. Apply James •
lker, Princess St. 14-tfb
PROPERTY FOR SALE
E DESIRABLE FOUR ROOM
e, .stucco on frame, with gar•-
attached, on two dots. House has
ts, water and cellar, Priced to
Apply Fait Lockwood, over
eves Pool Room. 15-p
PASTURE FOR RENT
FARMWITH`PLElNTY OF
ung water and shade; also some'
e1ford spring calves for sale.
y Arthur Welsh, phone 906e34,
ton. 15-x
WORK WANTED
NTBD BY A CAPABLE refined
an, housekeeper •p051117n in it
'Wan home en, town or country.
or .two adults. Apply Box "F"
S -RECORD. 15-b
SAI,FSMAN WANTED
oieRN PETROLEUMREFINERY
few valuable money -raving Job -
Franchises available le various
-io ()aunties. Applicants must
stiietest investigaihon. Purchase
Two Thousand Dollars. Pay,
dividends. Apply Box "B"
-ItFbCOff D. 15-16 -le
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
20 PIGS FOR SALE, chunks, Apply
Roy Connell, phone 803r4, Clinton.
15-16-p
11 Llri' 'LEY PIGS, well started; also
three geese. Apply William Steep,
Minton. 15-p
4 LITTERS OF YOUNG PIGS — 28
in all, ready to wean. For particul-
ars and price phone J. W. Web,
617,x23. 15-p
MISCELLANEOUS
ANYONE, WANTING AVON Pre-
clude, phone 582.
14-15-16-17-17-b
OLD AND DISABLED HORSES
wanted for mink feed. Phone Gordon
Cudmore 907r12 or Ebner Trick
907r6. 41-btfb
OLD HORSES, WILL PAY $1.50
per hundredweight. Will call and
pick up sante. Phone collect Jack
Gilbert, 936r21 or Fred Gilbert,
936r32, Goderich. 46btfb
ASTHMA SUFFERERS --- 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-tfb
FLEECE LINE YOUR HOME with
Blown Rockwool Insulation; perman-
ent fireproof, more eomfort with
less fuel, modern equipment and ex-
perienced crews. For free estimate
acid terms phone NEWS -RECORD,
or write Rowland C. Day, 5 Thornton
Ave., London. 2btfb
BE INDEPENDENT! Be your own
boss! 900 Faurilex Dealers derive an
income of $35 to $60. weekly, selling
our 200 varieties, from door to door.
,Atecept our methods and do as well.
If you have an automobile use it to
establish a rural trade, Should you
wish to give 4his !mildness a trial, you
are WELCOME! FREE details and
catalogue on request. PAMILFEX—
DEFT. 1, 1600 Delor•imier, Montreal.
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Suits and Topcoats
If you have not yet selected your new SPRING Suit or
Topcoat, we suggest you do it now white the stock is complete.
Onr selection is one of the best to be had, in various styles,
sizes and .'colours.
Finest in Footwear
SCOTT McHAtLE "RICHMONDS" ARE RATED "TOPS"
BY THE MAN WHO' KNOWS.
Mens and boys Oxfords in black or brown, all sizes.
Work Clothing and Footwear
We carry a complete line of Work Clothing, including: Shirts,
Pants, Coveralls, Socks, Braces, etc,, and a full stock of Work
Shoes in ali the leading brands.
Pickett and Cfitpbell
Agents for Tip Top Tailors, Cambridge Clothes & Scott -McHale Shoes
Phone 25 Clinton
HAVE YOU EVER PRAYED?
WHY NOT TRY THIS PRAYER?
God be merciful unto me a sinner and save me for Christ's sake.
the Publican did—and was justified in the sight of God.
"He that cometh unto ME, I will in no. wise cast out."
John 6:37
TUNE IN—Pilgrim's Hour, 7.7.30 E.S.T. Sunday eve.
RADIO STATION CKLW, WINDSOR
FRESH FROZEN FISH
Salmon' Steaks ,.., 1b. 35c
Cohoe Salmon Filets .... 50,
S. B. Salmon Fillets .... 40c
Ocean Perch Fillets .... 45c
Red Snapper Fillets lb. 35c
Smoked Cod Fillets 35c
Cod Fillets 35e
Haddock :'filets 40c
Sole Fillets 45e
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"Frozen floods are Better Foods"
PHONE 3353 CLINTON
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BIRTHS
OEAWPORDtilin Winnipeg Hospital,
on Friday, March 21, 1947, to Mr.
and Mrs. G. 0. Crawford, Winni-
peg, (nee Irene Robertson, Clinton)
a son (,Douglas :Brian, a brother
for D'avid,)
ORUHOKSHAN10S'—cin Clanton 'Pwb1i
Hospital, on Tuesday, April 8, 194",
to Me. and Mrs, James Cruiek-
shanks, Clinton, a daughter (Berth-
ena Margaret).
DAdOR 3 i Alexandra General and
Marine I•Iospiita'1, Goderich, on Mon-
• day, April 7, 1944, to TvIr. and Mrs.
Bert iDaer, Auburn, a son.
GOVIIt]+I --In ,Bruton Public Hospital,
on Wednesday, April- 9, 1947, to
Mr. and Mrs, William Gooier, R.R
1, Auburn, a daughter,
H.A.NLE —1n Clinton Public Hos-
pital on Friday, April 4, 1947, to
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hanley, Clin-
ton, a daughter, (Dianne Elaine).
IHIOILMEiS— In Detroit, on Friday,
April 4, 1947, to Rev. and Mrs.
R, 0. Holmes,Detroit, formerly of
•Bayfield, a son (,Robert Douglas).
DEATHS
BRYD'ON - In Victoria Hospital,
Landon, on Tuesday, April 8, 1947,
Adam Beydon in his 91st year.
Funeral from W. A. Hunt Funeral
Home, London, Friday, Aprl 11, to
94t. Pleasant Cemetery.
HESSEDWOGD--,A.;t Duuathlne Man„
on March 25, 1947, Thomas Henry
H,esselwood, in his 81st year. Frm-
eral from Bullmore's funeral home,
March 27, to Riverside Cemetery.
WARD—Alt her late residence, Huron
Sb.,' Clinton, on Saturday, April 5,
1947, Alice Jane Cudmore, belayed
wife of Emmanuel Ward, in her
73rd year. FdneraI from the Beat-
tie Funeral Home, Rattenbury St.
E.. Clinton, •on Tuesday, April 8,
to Clinton Cemetery.
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wise and
family wish to take this opportunity
to thank their friends for the many
ots of kindness and cards sent since
heir recent sad bereavement. 15-p
FOR SALE
SHORTHORN HE — due to
freshen in two weeks. Apply Howard
Crleb, R.R 3, Sea• n+bh, phone Clinton
614x3. 15-b
DRIVE SHED—approximately 34'x
19'; square hardwood timbers and
ciosebeaans; good roof; must be de-
tached from barn. Apply MTS. N. W.
Woods, Bayfield, phone Clinton
631x31. l5xtfb
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
!n the Estate of
ARTHUR GRENVILLE ATKINSON
All persons having Claims against
the Estate of Arthur 'Grenville Atkin
son, late of the Village of Bayfield,
carpenter, deceased, who died on or
about the 26th day of January, 1947,
are hereby notified to send in to
the undersigned on or before ,the
19th day of April, 1947, full particu-
lars of tiredr elaians.
Inuned'iately after the said last
mentioned date, the assets of the
said estate will he distributed
amongst the parties entitled thereto,
having regard only to claims of
which the undersigned shall then
have ,notice, to the exclusion of all
others, and the undersigned will not
LONDESBORO
Mi. and Mrs. S. Lansing were in
London on Tuesday.
eels, D. Crawford is visiting with
friends n Kitchener.
Majon,Gen. and Mrs. Dewar left en
Monday for Ottawa:
j11/Eris. Robert Fairserviee spent
Dasher with her brothers in Detroit.
Donald Sprung is, wearing. a broad
smile these days. ("it's a bey').
Miss .Phyllis Vaughn spent the
weekend with her parents` in London,
Miss Mary Grainger, Toronto, visit•.
ed friends in :the village over the
weekend.
Miss Edith Beacom is spending the
holidays with her parents, Mr, and
Iles. W. Beacom..
Miss Olive Moon and Miss Dorothy
Little, Toronto, are at their homes for•
the Easter holidays.
Mies Verna Taylor, Brucefield,
visited Miss Thelma Shabmbrook
over the weekend.
•Rtrs, Helen Height, Toronto, spent
the week end . with Iter parents, Rev.
A. D. ,and Mrs. Penman.
Don Napier, Norton, Virginia, is
sending a few days at 'the home of
Mr. and Mrs.'Bent Baansdoo,
Mr. and Mrs, Bill Lee and family,
Glineon, spent the weekend with the
former's mother, Mrs. 11. Riley.
Miss Mary Oaldwell, .London. spent
the weekend at the home of her par-
iits, ,Mr. and .Mrs. Robert Caldwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Radford and
little daughter Shirley of St. Gather.
ines are visiting at Mr. and Mrs. Ab.
Radford,
Mr. and Ma's, Ant Griffiths and
family, Clinton, visited with the for-
mer's parents, Mee and Mrs. William
Griffiths, on Sunday.
Miss Beth Gooier, Goderich and
Miss Elva Govier and Niles Jean
Wood, London, visited with Mr. and
Ma's, Wiill .Govier over Easter.
Mr. and Mrs. William Breen, Lon-
don, and Miss Pearl Griffiths: Guelph
spent the weekend at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, William Griffiths.
Mr, and Mrs. Will Govier visited
their daughter, Mrs. S. Hann, Kitch-
ener on Friday and Mr. and Mrs.
Hann returned with then on Satur-
day for the eveekend.
Mrs. W. Lyon returned home on
Friday last after spending the winter
with her daughter Mrs. J. Morose, in
Hamilton. She attended the wedding
of her cousin Miss Win McMeth of
Toronto last week.
Mother Passes
Ma's. W. Lyon and Miss B. Kirk,
received word on Thursday that their
mother, Mrs. R. 3. Kirk, Canoe B C.
hail passed away.
Sacrament Sunday
The Sacrament of The Lord's Sup-
per will be celebrated at tee morn-
ing service on Sunday at 10.15. Come
and 'remember your Lord's death,
according to Hie dying request.
W. A. to Meet
The regular .Monthly meeting of the
W. A. will be held at the home of
Mrs, Bert lerunsdon on Wednesday
afternoon. Hostesses, Mra. F. Wood,
Mrs. E. Wood, Mrs, L. McNall Mrs.
Archie Webster.
Service for Hockey Players
A specal service will be held on
Sunday, Apnil 18, in the Londesboro
United Chinch at 8.15 p.m., to which
the players of, and all interested in
the hockey clubs are heartily invited.
very interesting and attractive
rogramme of musical numbers will
be presented. Rev, W. J. Wooifrey,
Ontario St. United Church. Clinton,
will be the special preaeher. Every-
one is expected to be present.
Mark Golden Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. R. McCabe ceiebrat-
ed their fiftieth anniversary of their
wedding at •th.e home of their son-in-
law and daughter• Mr. and Mrs. John
Snell, Thole present were: Mr, and
Mrs, Jaek Sproul and son Don, Lond-
on, Miss Jean McCabe, Windsor; Ver-
ne and Hugh'MeGabe, Goderieh Town_
ship; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peek and
Dianne, Zurich; Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Fisher and Douglas, Galt; Mrs. Helen
Ferguson, Brampton; Mr. and Mrs.
,lack Snell and Barbara Kaye. We
join in Congratulations
be liable to any person of ~whose
claim the undersigned shall not then
have notice for the assets so dis-
tributed or any part thereof.
Dated at -Seafoxitlr this 29th day of
March, 1947.
H. G. MSIR, Seaforth,
Solicitor for Executrix
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PENNDBAKER'S DRUG STORE
IgZ DISPLAY CARDS
WE MADE SIGNS BEFORE
WE COULD TALK
Kirby Signs
-- P14 589 R --
PRINCESS
PRINCESS ST. W.
CLINTON
CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL. DESIGNS
For Every Occasion
V. COKE
FLORIST
Phones: 6ew and 66i
BEAUTY SHOPPE
Shampoo
Manicure
Finger Waves
Permanents
ETHEL THOMPSON
Princess St. East„ Phone 685
59-tf
ROXY THEATRE
CLINTON(
Now Playing—Peggy Ann Garner
in "HOME SWEET HOMICIDE"
Mon: Tues.: Wed.—Dual attraction.
"Her Adventurous Night"
The candid love story of a strand-
ed lady plus a chilly mystery
staring Dennis O'Keefe and
Iielen Walker
"LITTLE MISS BIG."
This captivating little lassie wili
Fein thehearts of old and young
as she makes here debut at the
ttoxy—Beverly Simmons:in title
role.
THURS., FRI., SAT.
"MAKE MINE liMTJSIC"
A new feature-length Technieolor
fantasy by Watt iDisney features
new animal creations plus the
voice of Nelson Eddy and the
music of ` Benny Goodman and
Orchestra.
CAPITAL THEATRE
GODERICH
Now Playing—Randolph Scott in
"TRAIL .STREET"
MON.. TUES., WED.
.Tune Haver, George Montgomery
and Vivian Blaine -It's in Techni-
color and it's one of the lightest,
brightest musicals you ever will
see.
"Three Little Girls in Blue"
THURS., FRI., SAT.
WALT .DISNEY'S
Happy comedy medical, also in
Technicolor and creating a 'sen-
sational popularity wife ever' it is
shown.
"MAKE MINE MUSIC"
roaring_Belita in --('SUSPENSE"
REGENT THEATRE
S EAFORTH
Now Playing In Technicolor
Noel Cowards BLITHE SPIRIT"
Mon., Tues., Wed.—Two Features
Don Porter, Lois Collier and
Jacqueline D'eWit--A etoiy that is
different becomes a dramatic
screen treat for you
"WILD BEAUTY"
Beverly Simmons - Fred DeVore
and June Dupree
Tell an appealing tale of a
dynamic {youngster
"LITTLE MISS BIG."
THURS., FRI., SAT,
Mona Freeman, Richard Denning,
'Evelyn Ankers—Telling the pop -
elan: old tale of a dusky bthorobred
in a way that brings the book
to Iiife.
"BLACK BEAUTY"
Matinees: -Sate holidays, 2,30 Coining—Somerset Maughan's
y , p.m. Mat: wed. • Sat, holidays, 2.30 p.m. `THE RAZOR'S EDGE"
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Hubert Taylor, Grand Bend, vielted
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Baird over the
weekend, .
flVIr. and Mrs. Fred Robinson, Tor-
onto, visited Mr. and Ma's. Goldie
Graham this week.
Mrs Marion ,Laramie and Eliza-
beth, Hampton, are spending the holi-
days with her parents, MT. and Ohs.
Alex Min.
.Hector B.vtt and Mr. and Mrs.
Albeit Batt, Stouffville, are visiting
the lady's mother, Mos. John Mc-
Cowan, and other ediends.
Brussels Woman
Rebekah Deputy
The annual meeting of -Stratford
and district No. 5 of iihe Rebekah
Lodge was held in the IOOF. lodge
rooms Clinton, on Monday afternoon,
Apaiil 7, with Mrs. Mary Nediger,
District Deputy President, in the
chair: -
Representatives and visitors were
present from Goderich Lodge, God-
erich; Edelweis Lodge, Seaforth;
Morning,. Star Lodge, Brussels,•• and
Ruth 'Lodge, Stratford. .
Mrs. Carrie Dunbar, Morning Star
Lodge, Brussels, was nominated as
incoming District Deputy President.
It was a very interesting meeting and
a great deal of business was trans-
,aoted.
At the close of .the meeting, mem-
bers of Huronic Lodge No. 306 were
hostesses to the gathering when a
delicious supper was served. A few
of the ladies remained over for the
evening meeting of the host lodge.
THE WORLD
WANTS FOOD
FROM CANADA
Bigger production—,that is what
Canadian farmers are planning for
this year. They know ibat, in a
world straggling to get back to nor-
mal living, many nations are count -
on Canada to provide the wheat,
meat and dairy products that will be
their chief weapon against hunger.
To meet this demand for greater
production, many farmers are ,plan-
ning to modernize their farms—by
purehasing new machinery, installing
electrical equipment and aids, improv-
ing their drainage systems, and so on.
Such improvements make farming
easier and more profitable.
Many go-ahead farmers, planning
to improve or modernize ,their ap-
pliances; farm buildings, or land, have
found a ready ally !in the Bank of
Montreal.
If the lack' of ready money l5
hindering your improvement plans,
see Mr. Robinson, manager of the
local branch. He will be glad to dia.
cuss the low-cost instalment lean plan
that has helped many a farmer to
increase production and profits.
adv. 15-b
Your
eding
Day
Your wedding day is one of the most cherished of all
your iilfe. Help to keep 1t £reeh itr your memory with
photographs by Fowler Bros. .
•
Fowier Bros.
PHONE 84
PHOTOGRAPHERS
McEwall4s
CLINTON
Open Sunday
April 13
• • Is
VULCANIZING (24-hour service)
Hart Batteries
Goodrich Tires
Harry Davies Tire and Battery
WHITE ROSE
GASOLINE
and OIL
VICTORIAN ST.
Phone 460
CLINTON
Mission Band Now.
Has 45 Members were
S' Village" was
introduced by Mrs. Fingland. Plans
tudy Book "Fig Treemade for the ural.t
ieof scrap
books depicting chiddeeu of four
countries, Japan, India, China and
ultfrica
Last week's memory verse was re-
peated saccessfully and those for the
next meeting were studied. These
are, Senior Group?: "There is no
compulsion in Missions except: the ex -
treasurer's Junior Grou .
treasurer's report was giren by Gail "Japan saysof `i•OhriSend us Bibles, send tp•
is
Shearing. Joan (McLaren, correspond- Hymn .Books, send us Missionaries."
ing secretary, reported on cards and The Maslen Band purpose was re -
messages sent to slick members pealed in unison and the meeting
After fhe scripture lesson was read closed with a hymn and prayer. There
by Doris Cooper, the second chapter are now 45 children enrolled and the
of Mr. Bolger the Goat, was capably (next meeting 'will be on Wednesday,
given by Marilyn Shaddick. The 'April 16, in the church hall,
The Bob McClure Mission Band of
Wesley Willis United church met in
the church hall, Wednesday, April 2,
with the vice president, Marilyn Mar-
tin in the chair. The minutes of last
meeting were read by the secretary.
Jack ck Fraser, and approved and
NOTICE
The Red Indian Station is now in operation
again. We have obtained an army truck
with a winch on it. For towing service day
and night call 205-J.
Cars we are now wrecking are :
4937 Desoto, 1935 Dodge,
4930 Hudson, 1930 Pontiac,
and 1933 Studebaker.
C. L. STANLEY
C.C.I. At -Home
in the C.C.I. Auditorium
Friday, April 18
lay Invitation Only
DANCING 9 P.M. --- 1 A.M.
TED PUDNEY AND HIS ORCHESTRA
ADMISSION: $2.50 per couple Dress Optional
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CONCERT and DANCE
Featuring
C.K.N.X. GOLDEN PRAIRIE COWBOYS
JUST ARRIVED
Two High Clasp Ranges
Clare Bros. Jewel
Square, with high' shelf, all -enamel
Enterprise
With reservoir and warming oven
SEE THESE JI'INE RANGES TODAY
HAWKINS HARDWARE
PHONE 244
Calling All Giris!
To Earn While You Learn
Apply for Particulars
To the Superintendent
Cli ton kitting Coy any Ltd®