Clinton News-Record, 1947-05-29, Page 5THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1947
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DEA!DL71 12—O pan., Wednesday.
FOR s iJ ' •
STEEL TIRED WAGON, like new.
R. i13. Cole, ;phone 906r^24. 22-p
•'GIRLS' GREY TWEIEID COAT, size
12. Apply Box "M" NE• 2 p
FORD'SOIN 'TRACTOR in A-1 con-
dition. F. Arkell, Bayfield Line,
phone Clinton 906125. 22-28-p
SMALL 'OOOTC STOVE, ideal for
• farmer's ,summer kitchen. Cheap for
quick sale. Apply Mrs. James Liv-.
ermrore, phone 249. 22-23-p
COLEMAN 3 -BURNER GALS STOVE
practically new; Beach "Companion"
'kitchen range. Apply Robert Welsh,
R.'1. 2, Bayfield, ,phone Clinton
806r22. 22-,p
rOUTEOIA(RD MOTORS, Brand New,
1 H.P. $79.80, immediate delivery.
'Transportation prepaid. Christian's
'Electric 'and Hardware. Oshawa, On-
`tario. 18--23-b
'ONE YOUNG SOW DUE the first
-week in July; four Chunks of pigs
-around 80 bs.; Senator Dunlop
'Strawberry Plants. iAipply Williain
'Steep, Clinton, (on London Road be-
side ;River). • 22-p
'ICE BOX IN GOOD CONDITION:
wicker baby bassinette and stand
with fancy covering, like new; one
"baby's prate in good condition; child's
racking borse, •like new. Apply Mrs.
:'s W. Charesworth, Clinton. 22-p
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
1988 PLYMOU TiH SEDAN in good
sonalitlon, all good tires. Apply to
'Dennis Bis+bacic, Clinton. 22-p
1935 PONTIIAIC :SEDAN. Apply
Donald Dayman, lahone Hensall 791'24.
22-23-p
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
EIGHT CHUNKS OF PIGS about 85
pounds each. Irvine Tebbntt, phone
'902r6. 22-b
t FOR SALE OR RENT
'1 6 5 ACRES, HAYFIELD LINE,
'Godeeleh'Toynship; lots of shade and
'water. Apply G. T. Flewitt, R.R. 3,
'Seafortln, phone Clinton G14r11.
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FOR RENT
`TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS,
'suitable for light housekeeping. Ap.
ply Box 32, Bayfield, Ont. 22-p
TENDERS WANTED
'TENDERS WILL BE IIISOEiIVED
,np, to June 7 for painting and
'decorating inside and out, of S.S.
:No, 1, "Baird's," also for rewiring.
'For further particulars apply to
',Georgtt L. Reid; secretary -treasurer.
Stanley Township School +Area.
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'TEACHERS WANTED
A:PPLTOATIoNS WILL BE received
for a qualified Protestant tea'e'her
for IS.S.'No. 14, Stanley: The school
has hydro and all modern conven
iences, situated one mile off No. 4
Highway. Applicants please state
,qualificatidas, experience and name
'of last inspector if experienced
Duties to commence September 2.
'George L. ,Reid, secretary-treasanrer,
Stanley Township School Area,
Varma. 2223-b
BABY CHICKS
BARGAIiNS SN OIHL+ OK1S FOR TII4'Ib
week and next. Barred Rocks New
Hemipshires, New Ilampshires X
Barred Racks, White •Rocles, Light
Stissex, Light Sussex X New Haanp
shires non -sexed 9,95, pullets 15.95
cockerels 8.95. Assorted Heavies
non -sexed 8.95, pullets 14.9:5, tock
erels 7.95. White Leghorn X Barred
Rock 9.95, pullets 19.90, eo'okerels
3.95. White: Leghorns 9.9'5, pullets
19.90,. cockerels 95e. Two week old
add 6.00, three week old add 11.00
,per 'hunclred. Shipped COD. This
advertisement insist accompany your
order to aeceive these speeial prices.
Also pullets eight weeks to laying.
TOP NOTCH QT-DIIOI + RIES, Guelph,
Ont. 22-b
ACCOMMODATION WANTED
HOUSE OR APARTMENT wanted,
furnished or unfurnished by local
business reran. Perces M. Brown,
phone 784. 19-20-btfb
BU+SINEISS, GIRL OF TORONTO;
desires room and beard on,quiet ;'arm,
Good mewls essential. For spending
occasional weekends during the sum-
mer months. Waite Boa. "C" NEWS -
RECORD. 20-51-22-b
ANYONE FOUND TRESPASSING
on Part Lots 41, 51, Tuckersmith
Township, •nt •aruy time hereafter will
be prosecuted by 0hder of the Own-
er, A. E. Parry. May 15, 1947.
20-21-2.2-23-p
SEED FOR SALE
EARLY WARBA PLANTING -SIZE
Potatoes. Roy Tylndall, phone Clin-
ton 907r3. 21-22-b
QUANTITY GREEN MOUNTAIN
Potatoes grown from certified seed.
Apply Morgan Jones, R.R. 2. Clinton,
phone 902x4. 22-23-24-p
WANTED
BOY TO LEARN T5IIEI BAKING
Trade. Steady emplolyiment. Apply
at Bartliff Bros., Phone 1, Clinton,
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. MEN WANTED
BE YOUR OWN BOSS! 900 Pamilex
Dealer derive an income of $35. to
$60. weekly, selling ,our 200 varieties,
from door to door. Follow our
methods and do as well. If you have
an automobile use it to establish a
rural trade. .Should you wish to give
this business a trial, you are WEL-
COME. Details andcatalogue FREE.
FAMILEX DEIPT. X, 1600 Delori-
anier, Montreal. 22-b
MISCELLANEOUS
"FOR FEET 'IlHAT ,FEEL LACE
wings of Song, Use Lloyd's Corn
Salve right along." 50c at Penne-
baker's Drug Store. 22-b
OLD AND DLSABLED HORSES
wanted for mink feed. Phone Gordon
Cudmore 907r12 or Elmer Trick
907r5. 41-btfb
OLD HORSES, WILL PAY $1.50
per hundredweight. Will call and
pick up same. Phone collect Jack
Gilbert, 936r21 or Fred Gilbert,
936r82, Goderich. 46btfb
ASTIfMA 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 fire proof, more comfort with
less fuel, modern equipment and ex-
perienced crews. For free estimate
and terms phone NEWS -RECORD,
or write Rowland C. Day, 5 Thornton
Ave., London. 2btib
The annual field day held at Mait-
land Golf .Club Goderich, was a high-
ly successful holiday event, enjoyed
by about 90 members.
SPORT SHIRTS and SLACKS
IN THE GOOD OLD SUMMERTIME
IN THE GOOD OLD SUMMERTIME. ,,, : -
Yes, men, soon you'll be singing this song, and you'll feel like
singing if you are outfitted in a cool Sport Shirt and a pair of
smart Slacks. Why not drop in and see our selection to -day?
A11 the popular lines such as worsteds, tweeds, tropicals, etc,
KIDDIES CLOTHING
If your boy is gifted with the
ability to wear out his trous-
ers faster than any other in
the block, you'll be interested
'in seeing our stock of hard
wearing denims and drills in
sizes 6 'to 16, just like dads.
Tops for school.
LADIES'.
• CURTAIN MATERIALS
If you are still looking fee
curtains, we have what you
want. At present, we have
plain marquisettes, dotted mar-
quisettes, swiss net, and pebble
cretonnes in floral design,
suitable for drapes.
Order Your Hollywood Patterns Now
N 0 1 E : (Father's Day, June 15)
Pickett and Campbell
Agents for Tip. Top Tailors, Cambridge Clothes & Scott -McHale Shoes
Phone 25 Clinton
IT'S COMING
The C.K.N.X.'
BARN DANCE
Broadcast
from
Town Hall, Clinton
8 P.M. sharp EDST
Saturday, May 31
Featuring
The CKNX Ranch Boys, CKNX Golden Prairie Cow Boys,
Cactus Mac, Earl Heywood, Pauline Swanson,
Tex Hodgins,
ADULTS 50c : CHILDREN 25c
Dance to follow 10 to 12
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BIRTHS
3OHNISTON—k. Clinton Public Hos••
pita!, on Tuesday, May 27, 1947,
to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnston,
Clinton, a daughter.
1VfooAINN—'n Ciinthon. Public Hos-
pital, on Saturday, May 24, 1947,
to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald McCann,
Clinton, a son, (James Douglas).
PLUMSTE'EL — In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Friday, May 23, 1947,
to Ms. and Mrs,. Harry Pluinsteel,
R.R. 5, Clinton a son (Ronald
Penury).
SOOTT—In Clinton Public Hospital.
on Sunday, May 25, 1947, to Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Scott, Clinton, a
daughter, (stillborn),
MARRIAGES
Towards a Better
Understanding
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possibility of the opening of a groc-
ery canteen on the ;RCAF' Unit with
one of his customers he ven•y fiamly
a.•emarked to the wife of an !Airman:
"Well don't come in here asking for
those things in short supply if you
intend dealing on the Station." I
ask !Non, "is that the right spirit to
adopt towards one of a group ,who.ee
pumchasing power has brought nerarly
$250,00 per year to the town of
' Clinton?"
BUTLER-+McGLDTOHEY — At the
Baptist •Church Parsonage, on Sat-
urday, May 24, 1947, by Rev. C. C.
Anderson, Phyllis McClinchey,
youngest daughter .of Mr. and Mrs.
William MoClinchey, Hohnesviile,
to Lloyd Kenneth Butler, son of
Mr. and Mes. John R. Battler,
Clinton,
REYNOLDS - OARIB1RT — In St.
Joseph's Roman Catholic Church,
Clinton, on Saturday morning, May
24, 1947, by Rev. Father S. J. Me-
Doneld, rector of the church, Marg-
aret C'aribert, daughter of the late
Mw. and Mrs. George Carbert, to
John Clement IReynolds, son of
Patrick Reynolds and the late Mrs.
Reynolds.
DEATHS
GPNN Ia Alexandra Hospital, Gods
'mach, on S'tunday evening, May 25.
1947, (Miss Nette Ginn, in her 78th
year. Funeral from Brophey Fun=
eral Home, Goderieh, to Maitland
Cemetery, May 27.
ROBtERIIiSON—'At +ehe home of her
daughter, Mrs. Andrew Ohristie,
North Thames Road, Fullerton
Township, on Sunday, May 25,
1947, Mrs. William C. Robertson•.
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Eneas Elkin, formerly of Auburn,
in her 86th esear, Funeral from
Auburn Baptist Church Weiiinesday
afternoon, May 28, conducted by
Rev. 'C. C. Anderson, to Ball's
Cemetery.
WEBER—Art his residence, Auburn -
Rya Road, on Monday, May 26,
1947, William Weber, beloved hus-
band of Lena Doer, in his 88tn
year. Funeral May 27.
CARD OF THANKS
Mm. John G. Watson wishes to
express his sincere thanks to rela-
tives and friends for their kindness
and sympathy during his wecent
bereavement, 22-p
ATTENTION!
Citizens of Clinton
CLINTON AND COMMUNITY
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
BUILDING FUND
Work has already begun on the
new Hospital Wing and citizens
will be 'called on by canvassers to
subscribe to this worthy cause,
Donations. will also be received
at the Bank of Montreal, The
Royal Bank, or at the Town
Clerk's Office in file Toni Hall.
Your Hospital Board believes
that every citizen will want to
have a share in the extension of
this institution which has been
such an asset and credit to our
town. The citizens of Clinton
have never been backward in
their support of every worth-
while cause, and this Board is
confident that you will be gener-
our in your support of our own
local institution.
Contributions to such non-
profit organizations as this are
deductible from your Income Tax
returns.
Be generous. and make your
subscription today.
—BOARD OF THE •CLINTON
PUBLIC HOSPITAL
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We (halve a few cellophane bangs
for your fruit cartons
Strawberries H.S., per pkg. 40e
Fruit Salad H.S. 30c
Pie Cherries H.S. 35c
Blueberries 35c
Peaches 30e
Garden Fresh Frozen Peas 30e
Fresh Frozen Corn G.B. . 30c
We Buy Hides
BATKINS
CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL DESIGNS
For Every Occasion
C. V. OOIKE
FLORIST
Phones: 66w and 66j
BEAUTY SHOPPE
Shampoo
Manicure
Finger Waves
Permanents
ETHEL THOMPSON
Princess St. East„ Phone. 585
59-tf
I know the sad, argument will be
repeated that Clinton was herr :before.
the Air Force came .and will perhaps
be hereswhen the Air Force are with-
drawn, but it should be clearly
understood that we will not be the
butt for those Who think they have
got an ease,' killing. The newly -form-
ed Chamber roti Commerce are alive
to the fact that many. clollaws are be-
ing lost to the town of Clinton.which
needa.eveiy dollar it can get to meet
expenses, and we feel sure that with
their co.opeuation and the co-operat-
ion of every rational and fair dealing
storekeeper, the residents of Clinton
and community can go ahead end pur-
ohase their monthly requirements
without havinig tie feeling that they
are being charged unfairly for the
goods which they pauohase,
011inton Town council and service
clubs, Ohamber of Commerce and all
avenues of service, are doing their
level best to make the,town of Clinton
one of the best in this part of Ont-
ario, but there are a few who are
impeding .this progress so why not
lets Pull together, spend our money
at home by being able to buy at a
reasonable price so that we can see
this fair town of Clinton a leading ex-
ample •aanong other towns of high
Citizenship?
ROY N. BENTLEY
INCOME TAX (Business, Private
or Palm Reports)
Bookkeeping Services—(Weekly
for Monthly)
Typing—.(Private or Commercial
work).
36 Regent St., Box 58, Phone 231J,
' Goderich, Ont.
GIVE YOUR
FEET AN
ICE -NTT TREAT
Wonderful, cooling relief for your tired, ach..
ing feet wirh ICG -MINT, Burningcallouses,
panful corns, and ail the fool pane that take
the joy out of life can be forgotten if you
use creamy white medicinal ICO.5IINT. You
can feel n start to act while you are still
applying it —try a jar today and join the
thousands who keep foor-happy with ICG.
MINT. Small lar 504-4 oz. economy lar
— 41.00.
AT PENNEBAIKER'S 'AI'ID ALL
DRUGGISTS
ROXY THEATRE
1LINTON
Now Playing—The. Marx Brothers
in 'A NIGHT IN CASABLANCA'
MON., TUES., WED.
"THE DARK MIRROR"
Adult Entertainment
The story of identical twins, one
sweet and lovely, the other a
scheming conniver with a twitted
mind.
OLIVIA DE HAVILAND
Lew AYRES and Thomas Mitchell
THUR., FRI., SAT.
"MOM and DAD"
Adult Entertainment
A vital and timely picture present-
ed to segregated audiences of
High School age and older
WOMEN ONLY 2 and 7 P.M.
MEN ONLY 9 P.M.—DAILY
Coming—James Cagney in
"13 RUE MADELEINE"
Matinees: Sat„ holidays, 2.30 p.m.
CAPITAL THEATRE
G0DERIC II
Now Playing—Gene Autry in
"SIOUX CITY SUE"
MON., TUES., WED.
Adult Entertainment
"MOM and DAD"
A stark, shocking exposure of
modern social problems, Shown
to segregated audiences only!
Women only at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m.
Men only at 9 p.m.—Daily
THUR., FRI„ SAT.
Douglas Fairbanks. Jr., Maureen
O'Hara and Walter Slezak
Out of the Arabian Nights comes
a Tec'tnricoton fantasy to charm
you for an evening of rare
entertainment.
"SINBAD the SAILOR"
Coming—"I'VE ALWAYS LOVED
YOU" — In Technicolor
Mat.: Wed. Sat. holidays, 2.30 p.m.
REGENT THEATRE
SEAFORTH
Now Playing_"'FRAIL STREET".
starring Randolph Scott
MON., TUES., WED.
Jeanne Crain, Alan Young
and Lynn Bari
Told in Technicolor; you will vote
this winsome ,,story your fav-
ourite of the yeaa•.
"MA 1GIE"
THUR., PRI., SAT.
Dorothy Mc. Guire, Robert Young .
and Mary Astor
,Claudia, 'returns' to the Regent
screen in happy sequel to her
original romantic escapade
"CLAUDIA and DAVID"
Coming—"TILE JOLSON STORY"
Matinees: Sat & holidays, 2.30 p.m.
Notice to Creditors
In the Estate of WILLIAM OKE
All persons having claims against
the Estate of William Oke, late of
the Town of Clinton, in the County of
Huron, Gentleman, deceased, who died
on the 25th day of April, 1947, are
hereby notified to send in full par-
ticulass of their claims to the under-
signed on a1' before the lath day of
June, 1947, after •which date the as-
sets will be distributed, having re-
gard only to claims then recieved.
DATED at Seaforth, .this 20th day
of May, 1047.
MCCONNISLL & HAYS,
Seaforth, Ontario,
Solicitors for the. Administrator
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NOTICE TO
DOG OWNERS
'request that owners of dogs
bake Immediate measures to
stop their dogs from trespass-
ing on 'our property as they are
destroying our gardens.
Please do not force us to take
more drastic measures by not
complying with the above re-
quest.
(Signed)
CLIFFORD H. EPPS
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Lakeview Casino
GRAND BEND
SATURDAY, MAY 31
SPECIAL ATTRACTION
LEN HOPKINS
and his
Chateau Laurier Orchestra
ALSO
TED PUDNEY
and his Orchestra
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This is the finest value in dancing—your only chance to hear E
Len Hopkins in this district. For 11 years you heard him over
the CBC front coast to coast. This is CANADA'S OUTSTANDING •
RADIO ORCHESTRA. From Ottawa—from Canada's capital—
can be expected the finest in dance music. _
ADMISSION $1
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Dancing
WED., JUNE 4
t'o
"Scotty" McLrtUGHLIN
a truly tine orchestra,
which played in the
Masonic Temple, Lon-
don, during the winter
season.
PLAN A VISIT
TO "THE BEND"
and bring your picnic.
Make reservations for
large groups by writing
or phoning W. Eric Me -
Bray, phone 59r1, Dash-
wood.
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Special service
For Farmers!
• • •
Have your tractor tires serviced right on your
farm, saving you valuable time in a busy season.
Vulcanizing; tires fulled with fluid using
able machine.
Just Phone
DAY 460
NIGHT 469
Tire Road Service — 24 Hours
VULCANIZING (24-hour service)
• • •
Sunday, Lune I.
Open:
and eek (Night
Next Weep (Jogs 1-7)
Harry Davies Tire
WHITE ROSE N 1 T
GASOLINE
\
and OIL
and Battery
VICTORIA ST.
Phone 460
CLINTON
port -
"STAND UP., FOR THE FAITH ONCE
DELIVERED TO THE SAINTS"
DON'T LET MODERNISM ROB YOU OF YOUR FAITH
TUR OLDTIME' GOSPEL IS Si1•ILL THE NEWEST
THING ON EARTH TO -DAY. .
Repent of your sins—Believe Christ died for you—AND BE SAVED
TUNE IN—Pilgrim's Hour, 7-7.30 E.S.T. Sunday eve.
RADIO STATION CKLW, WINDSOR
Notice to Local Merchants
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD has been requested
by a number of local merchants to publish an advertise -
in next week's issue to the effect that their places of
business will be open every Wednesday morning until
12.30 p.m., but remain closed every Wednesday afternoon,
whether or not a full holiday or a half holiday oeeurs
in any week.
For example, the Mayor has proolainied a half -
holiday on the King's Birthday, Monday, June 9, in which
case the stores would be open on Wednesday morning,
June 11, and closed in the afternoon.
Any merchant desiring his name included in this
advertisement, please contact The NEWS -RECORD prior
to noon, Tuesday next, June 3.
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Rubberized
UNDERSEAL
We have just installed equipment to give Protective
Coating for the underbody of your car.
PROTECTS AGAINST:
• RUST •
• • CORROSION
• RATTLES AND SQUEAKS
• DUST, HEAT, COLD, FUMES, ETC.
Open:
Sunday, June 1
and Every Night
Next Week (June 1-7)
Murphy Bros. Garage
Hudson and Willys
SALES and SERVICE
Huron at Orange PHONE 465
Clinton
•
WANTED
LINEMAN for Construction Work, also to
read meters and do general P.U.C. work.
State salary expected and married status.
Steady job for the riigllrt man—around 25 years of age
APPLY TO
A. E. Rumball, Superintendent,
Public Utilities Commission, Clinton
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Is Your Roof Leaking?
We have a good supply of pure
Asphalt Paint and have extra
help to take care of same.
LEAVE YOUR ORDER NOW
Guaranteed Job
HUGH R. HAWKINS
PLUMBING and HEATING
PHONES: Residence 470; Business 244
LEGION PARADE
All members of Branch No, 140, Canadian.
Legion, are requested to turn out for a parade
and to act as a Guard of Honour for the
Lieutenant -Governor of Ontario, when he
comes to. Clinton to open the Spring Show
on June 5th.
Members awe to meet at the 1Legion Home at 12 o'clock noon.
Dress — Berets, and medals or rilubons.
It hoped there will be a good turn -out for this occasion.