Clinton News-Record, 1947-06-19, Page 5'THURSDAY, 'JUNE 19, 1947
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FOR SALE
SPANIEL PUPS. Arthur Fulford,
phone 73. 25-b
JENNY LIND STUDIO COUCH.
Phone 358. 25-b
- OLO(rHEiS Wdi(INIGIE'R, practically
now. Apply Box "W" NEWS -
RECORD. 25-p
RANGE; ALMOST AS GOOD AS
new, with warming oven. Phone
18r5, Blyth. 25-p
ONE 6 -PIECE. BREAKFAST SUITE,
nearly new, finished in natural wood
trimmed with recd; one collapsable
baby stroller; phone 216, Clinton,
25-p
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
15 LITTLE PIGS. ready to wean.
Apply John McGuire, phone 900e23,
- Clinton. 25-p
TRUCK FOR SALE
1947 FORD, %h -TON PANEL TRUCK{
1,600 'biles, radio. heater. $1,875 cash.
Apply Box "T" NEWS -RECORD.
25-11
WANTED TO BUY
ICE BOXES, ANY CONDITION.
Write or phone C. Woods, second
band store, 12 East Sb., Godernch,
-phone Goderieh 242j. 24-tbtfb
WANTED
WELL TO BE DUG—Would like a
well dug at my Farm home. W. H.
Johnston, No. 8 Highway, five miles
west of Clinton, phone 901E2, Clin-
ton, 25-26-p
BUSiNESS GIRL OF TORONTO,
.desires room and board on quiet farm.
-Good meals essential. For spending
.occasional weekends during the sum-
-mer months. Write Box "0" NEWS -
RECORD. 23-24-25-b
LOST AND FOUND
LOST — A BOX OF VALUABLE
papers was removed from a ear in
Clinton on Fair Day. Would you
please return them to the NEWS-
RE'CORD' as they are only of value
to the owner. 25-p
HOUSE WANTED
HOUSE WANTED IN Brucefield pr
Hensell. Cash proposition. Write
Box "S" NEWS -RECORD. •25-26-p
HELP WANTED
ASIIBIrrous BOY FOR PRINT
Shop. Apply NEWS-RECOCRD.
25-26-27-x
'PRACTICAL ;NURSE' TO ILO0K
after eldery lady for one week com-
mencing June 28. Board and mom
:supplied. Box "A", NEWS -RECORD.
25-26-x
ACCOMMODATION WANTED
WANTED FOR FIRST of September,
room .andl boner for lady High School
teacher. Phone 93 (St. Paul's Ree -
tory), 25-32-p
BABY CHICKS
BI 1 RGALNIS IN GAINiA.DTAN Ap
proved 'chicks for this week and next.
Barred Rodes, New 3ampshires,
White Rocks, Light 'Sussex, Black
Aaustr<nloxps, .Rhode Island Reds, New
Hampshire X Barred Rocic, Barred
Rock X New Hampshire, New H'wne-
ahiee X Light Sussex, Light .Sussex
X New Hamtpsio re, Light Sussex X
Barre'd Rock non -sexed 9.95, pullets
12,95, c'ocmcerels 8.95. Assorted Heavy
Breeds non -sexed 8.95, pullerts 1.1.95,
cockerels 7.95. White Leghorn X
Barred Rock, Black Australme. X
White Legihornis, White Rock X White
Leghorns 8,95, pullets 17.95, '000k-
erels 3.95. White Leghorn's, 8.95,
pullets 17.95, cockerels 1.00. Assort-
ed Light or Mediunn breeds non -
sexed 7.95, pullets 16.95. Two week
old add 6;00, three week old add.
1.1.00 pee hundred. 'Shipped. C.,O.D.
This advertisement must'accompany
your order Ibo receive these !special
prices. Also pullets eight weeks' to
laying. TOP NOiTOH 'CFIICKERIES,
Guelph, Ontario. 25-11
PROPERTY FOR SALE
IN VILLAGE! OF BLYTH, WHITE
brink seven roomed house, hardwood
items, furnace, .insulated, hail and
'soft water in house. bathroom being
installed, one quarter acne of land,
garage. Immediate possession.. Ap
ply Bert l'Mareh, phone 69, Blyth.
24-25-p
MISCELLANEOUS
SLENDOIR TABLETS are effective.
2 weeks s'u'pply $1; 12 weeks $5, at
Penmebaker's Drug Store. 25-b
WANTED TO BUY—Old horses and
dead 'animals, siutable for 'mink feed.
If .dead, phone at once. Phone collect
Jack Gilbert, 936r21 or Fred 2iilbert.
936r32, Goderioh,
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 -tib
FLEECE LINE YOUR HOME with
Blown Rockwool Insulation; perman-
ent fire -proof, more comfort with
Iess fuel, modern equipment and ex-
perienced crews. For free estimate
and tern's phone NEWS -RECORD,
or write Rowland C. Day, 5 Thorntonn
Ave., London.
NOTICE
WILL TAIIGE IN OitiD' PEOPLE
needing a home, or those convalesc-
ing; nursing •care provided. Mrs.
Dubs, R.R. 1, Londesboro, phone
27r5, Blyth. 23-btfb
ANYONE FOUND TRESPASSING
on Part Lots 41, 51, Tuckersmith
Township', at any time hereafter will
be prosecuted. by Order of the Own-
er, A. E'. Parry. May 16, 1947.
24-25-26-+27-p
Cool DOWN when temperatures go UP
Believe it or not but hot weather is on the way. You'll be
more comfortable if you are wearing one of our new Sumner
Straws by 'Shuttleworth, a cool Sport Shirt tailored by Sun Valley,
or a matched Slack Suit by Slax.
BATHING SUITS
While a few of the more hardy have already tested the water
for the season, the majority of ns have still to try it, but don't be
caught without a swim suit. We have a complete line of Boy's
and Men's Trunks in sizes 2 to 42.
LADIES!
Have you seen our display of dress materials? If not, see
it now. Order one of the newest Hollywood Patterns to make your
dress smarter and different.
At present we have cotton sheeting, bleached or unbleached
factory cotton, denim, plaid cotton shirting, broadcloths, plastic.
chintz, pyjama flannel, and a complete line of curtains and curtain
materials.
Pickett and Campbell
Agents for Tip Top Tailors, Cambridge Clothes, Scott -McHale Shoes
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PHONE 25 CLINTON
GREEN ' CROSS
Products
Modern Protection Against Insect Pests —
Fungus Diseases — Weeds
"Garden Guard" Pump Guns ... each 50c
Bug Killer 5 lbs. 30c
2-4-D Weed Killer for lawns
HAWKINS HARDWARE
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CALLING ALL GiRLS!
Earn While You Learn I
A New Trade
JOIN THE PARADE TO WORK AT
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'BIRTHS MRS., ANNIE MCCLINCHEY
Funeral .services were 'held Mon-
THOMPSON—In Clinton Public Hos- day, June 1(r 1oc' Mars, Anmi:e Mc-
pirta, on .Saturday, June 14, 1947, 'O!linchey, swell -known resident oaf
to 'Mr. and Mrs. William Thomp-Varna, who died at the home of her
son, Btiyth, a son, (William John). fdiaeld ughterim Th, Mera's, Iranyear. SSteolclehe Bay-
60e1n was
MARRIAGES the forever Annie 'Armstrong.
,Surviving :are three sons, Wilmer,
OOWLEIS-PE'ARSON--At Ontario St, Earnest an:cI Jack, Varma; two daiugh-
U•nitecl Church 'Aaseonaage, Clinton, tees, Mrs, Ivan .Steekle, Hayfield, and
on (Saturday, June 7, 1947, by Rev. Mrs. En ssoesun Kyle, Kippen.
W. J. Woolfroy, Betty Lou Eileen, The service was held fronm the
younger daughter of firs. Lenore tome Of leer son, Jack, Varna. Rev.
Pearson and the late William Reba flexor officiated. Interment was
Pearson, Clinton, to LAC •Howard in Bayfield Cemetery.
Leman: Cowles, RCAF Station,
Clinton, Only ,sour of Mr: and Mrs.CARD OF THANKS
Claire Oowles, Prince Albert, .Sask, The officers and meanbers of the
MTiLTON-RAPSDN—At the home of Clinton Branch, Canadian Legion,
the bride's ,parents, Loudesboro, on 140, wish to thank the general public
Saturday, June 14, 1947, by Rev. e'er their splendid support on June 9
Harrold J. Snell, Hazel Eileen, • (King's Boarthdlay) to help snake ,the
daughter• of Mr: and Mrs. Orval duly ,a real .success. They also wish
Rapson, became the bride of Mur- to thank each and everyone of the
ray Edwin Milton, son. of Mr. 'awl mien, both in the Legion and .non-
Mrs, S. E. Milton, Dounvbo. mernbens mvho so wi11i1ugly Spent dhaur
time ancl• effort to help out on the
large undertaking. Alex E. Reddy,
General Citairanan,
D ATHS
ALLAN — In London, on Monday, CARD OF THANKS
Jeune 16, 1947, James Allam, Bruce- The family of the late William
':
field, in his 84th year. Funeral
tie Pip wish to ex res
from BeatF•nneral Home, Rat- , p r s heir deep
tenbury (St. E., Clinton, Wednes- ,gratitudee for the many expaes'sions
day, June 18, Ito Baud's C'emeter of sympathy and kindness extended
HAMILTON — In Clinton Public by neighbours, relatives and friends
Hospital, on Monday, Jure 16, 1947, d:urisg their recent sad bereavement;
Sarah Jane Rath, beloved wife of, rimthe beautiful floral tributes; also
the 'late John Hamilton. After Ito those who so kindly loaned ones,
resting at the Beattie Funeral . the flower bearers and pallbearers.
Home, Rattenbury St. E., until It was all 'greatly appreciated and
Wednesday, June 18, remains were t will never beforgotten. — The Pipe
shipped to Nelson, B.C., where Family.
funeral will be held with interment
in Masonic Plot, Nelson Cemetery,
B.C.
Mc0LINOHEY—At the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Ivan Steekle, Bay-
field, on .Saturday, Jure 14, 1947,
Mass. Annie Mc0!inohey, Varna, in
her 66th year. Funeral from resi-
dence of her son, John McClinchey,
Varna, to Bayfield Cemetery, Mon-
day, June 16.
THE GREAT DAY IS ALMOST
HERE AGAIN
Canada's .great day of music and
.entertainment at Waterloo, Ontario,
in beautiful Waterloo Park. Music
all .day and evening, Scotch Dancing
and Piping Contests. Contests for
Bands and Instrumentalists from 8.00
.in the morning. Monster 1VIusical
Tattoo in the evening. Great display
of bands and fireworks. Come early
and bring your family. Almple park-
ing space for cars and buses. Food
on the grounds, or bring your own.
A great thrill for young and .old
alike. Remember Ole date—Saturday,
June 28th.. Rai or shine. 25-b
Gordon R. Hearn
OPTOMETRIST
Will be at the home
of Mrs. B. C. Hearn
Mon., June 20 until
Wed. noon, July 2
PHONE 69
25-26-b
Old? Get Pep, Vim
With IRON; plus supplements -
CALCIUM, VITAMIN Bi
o[ 40, 50. 60• Den'1 be
MEN4LOWOMENelCont Contains tonic often
needed alter 40—by bodies Mel lust because lack-
ing Iron: ohm yo ilyounger. Try Ostroz Thousands
Tablets
'eel nonny.,
For rsale at all ante stoma everywhere.
Get introilUctory size new tol' only 550.
We have a few cellophane bags
for your (fruit cantons
Strawberries H.S., per pkg. 40c
Fruit Salad ILS. 30e
Pie Cherries H.S 35c
Blueberries 35e
Peaches 30c
Garden Fresh Frozen Peas 30e
Fresh Frozen Corn G.B. . 30e
We Buy Hides
To the Superintendent
BATKINS
CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL DESIYNS
For Every Occasion
C. V. COOKE
FLORIST
Phones: 66w and 66j
BEAUTY SHOPPE
Shampoo
Manicure
Finger Waves
Permanents
ETHEL THOMPSON
Princess 'St. East., Phone 586
59-tf
Community Auction
Sale
of FURNITURE and HOUSEHOLD
GOODS at the home of the
Auctioneer, Cutter St., on
'Saturday, June 21
at 1.30 p.m. sharp (DST)
( the following:
Raymond sewing machine; electric
washing machine; electric iron; hall
table; several small 'tables; 8 card
!tables; .couch; rocking chairs; kitchen
chairs; china cabinet; kitehen cup-
board; chest of drawers; 'white dres-
ser; dresser and wash stand; flush
toilet bowl; steel auto truck; oak
desk; veranda chair; lawn swing;
2 trunks; 2,000 lb. beam scales;
household scales; bundle buggy;
cedar chest; Quebec heater; thermos
jug; sealers; dishes and kitchen uten-
sils, and numerous other articles not
listed.
Anyone wishing to bring articles
for sale are requested to have tbhean
at the sale 'S'aturday morning.
TEIRiNLS--CASH
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT: Auctioneer
25.b
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
of HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS in
Village of Varna on
Saturday, June 28
at 2 p.m. at the home of
Mrs. C. Stelck
Three-piece chesterfield suite; din-
ing room table; 5 dining room chairs;
arm chair; extension table; buffet;
glass cupboard; elecerie radio; couch;
coal oil stove with oven; wood heat-
er; pipes; 3 kitchen chairs; porcelain
top table; 2 small tables,; one end
table; fern stared; toilet set; trunks;
dishes; hooked rugs; and kitchen
utensils.
TERMS—GASH
MRS. C. STELCK, Proprietor
HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer
25-26-b
ROXY THEATRE
CLINTON
CAPITAL THEATRE
GODJIRICR
REGENT THEATRE
SEAFORTH
Now Playing—"TILE 'GIME, THE
PLACE AND • THE. GIRL"
In Technicolor
Now—In Technicolor, Larry Parks
in "THE JOLSON STORY"
„Now -Randolph Scott in
H OMU SWJ3FT HOMICIDE.
MON., TUES., WED.
Entenbaininent
"MOM and DAD"
kstark aisd shocking treatise on
problems of social hygiene.
Shawn t. segregated
es only o se t 2 p.m. aud-
:epees—Women only at 2 and
7 p.m. Men only at 9 p.m.
On the stage—ELLIOTT FORBES
In Person!
MON., TUES., WED.
'Gary Cooper - Robert Alda,
Lilli Palmer
The ever -;copular Cooper scores
a new success in this
unique stony
"CLOAK and DAGGER"
MON., TUES., WED,Adult
Rosalind Russell, Alexander Knox
and Dean Jagger•—The compellingand
story of a compassionate woman
who willed thousands Ito live
throtugh her rmtirim,g efforts.
"SIST +'R KENNY"
°THUR., FRI,, SAT.
"MY DARLING
CLEMENTINE"
A thrilling saga of a land beyond
the draw 'where dangerous 'women
and desperate hien defied death
fon love and. loot — Henry Fonda,
Linda Darnell & Walter Brennan
THUR., FRIT, SAT.
Deanna Durbin - 'Pon Drake
' and William B'endix
A three-stardramatic treat with
loads of punch an.cl a terrific
climax
"I'LL' B YOURS"
Thur., Iii.; Sat, — Two Features
Charles Starrett - Smiely Barnette
song, action and fun under the
Western sun
"GALLOPING THUNDER"
Penny Singleton - Arthur Lake
and Larry Simms
Bring hack the Bumsteads in their ,
latest ;riot
"BLONDI'E'S LUCKY DAY"
Coming'—"I'VE ALWAYS LOW-
151YOU" with Philip Dorn
Coming—Errol Flynn
`NEVER SAY GOODBYE"
•
Matinees: Sat., holidays, 2.30 pm.
Mat.: Wed. Sat. holidays, 2.30 p.m.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Mrs. William
H. Talbott nvisih to express their
thanks and 'appreciation of the many
kindnesses shown their mother in
her long illness and the sympathy
extended to them .at the time of her
death. 25-b
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
of FARM STOCK, IMPLEMENTS
and GRAIN at Lot No. 1S, 15th
rfoncession. Goderich Township,
1 mile west and 3 miles north
• of Clinton on
Thursday, June 26
at 1.30 o'clock (DST), consisting
of the following:
HORSES—, General purpose mare.
9 years old;;Clyde mare. 7 years old;
Percheron 'illy. 2 years old,
CATTLE ---2 Hobs,bein cows, 6 years
old, freshened in April; Durham now,
5 years old, freshened in March; Dur-
ham cow, 6 years old', freshened in
1VIaroh; Hereford now, 9 years old,
freshened' in March; Polled Angus
cow, 8 yrs. old. fa•esheued in March;
These cows are all bred again to a
Durham bull; Holstein heifer, 11/2
years old; Hereford heifer 11/ Years
old; steer, 1m/, years old; 6 spring
calves bred from Durham bull.
PIGS—Rare bred sow; 12 chunks.
3 months 'old; one pig about 125 lbs.
IMPLEMIENTS — 1937 McCormick
Deering 22.26 traitor on steel, in good
condition; Massey -Harris 3 -furrow
tractor plow; Massey -Harris spring
tease drags (new); Massey -Harris
mower, 5 ft. cut; rubber tire wagon;
Lister air-cooled gas engine, 1 HP;
40 ft. of 5" belt, used 1 year; 16 ft.
hay rack; set of sloop sleighs with
bunks and flat rack; fanning mill;
hay fork, ropes and pulleys; 30" cir-
cular saw; 'wheelbarrow; Page wire
fence stretcher; steel post pounder;
filter milk strainer; stone boat; two
45 gal. steel drums; 30' hydro pole;
five 25' hydro poles; colony house
10'x12'; chicken shelter; 25 f4. chain
link chicken fence; quantity of inch
lumber; Spartan battery radio 11/s
volt; whiffle trees; neck yokes;
shovels, fork's and numerous other
articles,
.GRAIN — Approximately
250 bus,bus.
of Ajax oats; approx.
mixed grain.
TERMS-0AISH
Everything to be sold as proprietor
is giving up farming:
HAROLD W. LOBB, Proprietor
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT, Auctioneer
25-b
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OPEN SUNDAY
JUNE 22
a n d
Every Night Next Week
DUNLOP
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Cities Service Station
Charles 'Shanahan, Proprietor
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GODERICH TOWNSHIP
Mr. and Mrs, Chester Grigg and
family visited with his brother, Ed.
Grigg.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Miller and two
little daugrhters, Gail and Diana,
Centralia, visited with Mr. and Mrs,
E. Midler recently,
Amt McLaughlin, Brussels and his
niece, Miss Mary Ross, Wdngham,
were calling on friends in this vic-
inity on Sunday.
Mr. and :Mas. Will Truman and
daughter Dorothy, Huron, Ohio, visit-
ed with Mrr. and Mr.s Charles Wise
and other relatives last week,
Mr. -and 'Mass. Allen Betties and
CHEK - CHART
Motorists do you know what this means?
An automotive lubrication guide for
passenger cars and light trucks.
LUBRICATE FOR SAFETY EVERY 1,000
MILES — OR EVERY 30 DAYS!
Approved by Car Manufacturers
VULCANIZING (24-hour service)
Harry Davies Tire and Battery
VICTORIA ST.
Phone 460
CLINTON
WHITE ROSE
GASOLINE
and OIL
reMIwIMNINININS.
Mors. Finnic Picot attended the fun-
eral of their cousin, the late Mrs.
Arnie McClinohey, osv Monday at
Varna.
Mr. and .Mrs. Robert Stirling and
two children,' Wayne and Bonnie,
were visiting the former's sister,
Mrs, Lewis Bayley, at Amhersbburg
the past week.
Mr. and ,Il;lxs. Fred Middleton,
Barbara and David and Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart Middleton spent Sunday as
guests of Mr. and Mrs. James 0.
Shearer of Bri'g'ht.
p -• ., ,. ;.,""7
RATION COUPON DUE DATES
Coupons now valid are 826 to 853
and Y1 to Y5. Each coupon is good
for one pound of sugar or two quarts
of molasses.
C O M I N G— A DAY OF RECKONING
"Vengeance is mine: I will repay, saith the Lord." Rom. 12:19
BE ACCOUNTED' WORTHY TO ESCAPE THE JUDGMENT TQ
COME—II'AVE FAITH IN CHRIST,
N 0 T • in good works
• in any living man
• in Mary or any saints
• in joining any church or organization
BUT in HIM who alone can save.
TUNE IN—Pilgrim's Hour, 7-7.30 E.S.T. Sunday eve.
RADIO STATION CHLW, WINDSOR
OPEN SUNDAY
JUNE 22
a n d
Every Night Next Week
CARS FOR SALE
1942 FORD, in excellent condition
1939 PLYMOUTH
Red Indian Service Station
Clarke . Stanley, Proprietor
Phone 205j Clinton
ICE DELIVERY
IN CLINTON
Monday Wednesday Friday
Evenings
Delivered to' your Refrigerator
M. and M. ICE DELIVERY
PHONE 185j
CLINTON
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THE NEW B.F.Goodxich
SILVERTOWN
THE GREATEST
MILEAGE TIRE.
OF ALL TIME
OUTWEARS PRE-WAR
TIRES Becaa e
IT'S BUILT iN A
COMPLETELY NEW WAY
• A new kind of rubber, de-
veloped by B.F. Goodrich, is
us.d — a rubber that runs
cooler, wears longer and re-
sists bruises. A new and
steenger cord, also devel-
oped by B.F. Goodrich, gives
greater body strength to this
tire, permitting a wider, flat-
ter tread, with more mileage,
traction and safety.
Get the new Silvertowns
• .the greatest mileage tires
of all time.
Murphy Bros. Garage
Hudson and Willys
SALES and SERVICE
PHONE 465
Huron at Orange
Clinton.