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ULT 31, 1947
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IF CHARGED -20 cents extra.
D iADLIIN4J- ,9 p,,m., Wednesday.
FOR SALE
RUBBER -TIRED WAGON $75, half
,cash. Apply W. B. Thompson, two
miles west of Minton on No. 8 High-
way. 31-p
T44REF 4 BURNER GAS;011 E
:stove in good condition.' Apply T.E.
Reword, Bayfield, phone'' Clinton
•6224r81, 31-32-p
001118 ipX-4O:OlT-GUrr DEERING
bander; one nix -foot -eon Mass'ey-
'Jlarris 'binder; .one anew rtnlbber=tire
•wagon, H. W. Cniarlesworth, phone
199W. 31-82-p
'CERTIFIED RASPBERRY Plantes—
'Waite Box 754, Campbellford, Ont.
'for illustrated fodder and -growing
-"know how." Don't delay. Stopply
invited. • 81-32-33-34-p
'CLYDE TEAM OF HORSES, SIX
-and test/ years; eine yearling Horse
e'olt; one set "brass mounted breech-
liryg harness, nearly new; one Fleury
Bissell 34 -plate tandem disc; one ,13 -
run International seed drill; one
Massey-Ilacnns team .bean seuffler;
sone Massey -'Harris side delivery
rake• one Masseyt-Harriss four -fur-
row disc plough, power lift. Charles
"Brandon, H.R. 4, Clinton, phone
`fi33r5.
PROPERTY FOR SALE
"FRAME HOUSE ON [ALBERT •ST.
Apply dVIrs. Harry Johnston, Box
280, Goderioh. 30-41-b
'EWE -ROOMED HOUSE with mod-
-ern conveniences end garage, Early.
tenancy. Apply Box "R", NEWS-
•ItEC002ID'. 30:31-p
1%, STOREY FR)AIVIE EIGHT -
room dwelling in village of Hayfield
near lakefront. .Suitable for sum-
'rner dwelling. For further partiou-
lars apply to R. C. Lawson, Real
*Estate Broker, 01'!nton, phone 251 w.
30-btfb
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
NINETEEN LITTLE ['IGS, SIX
nweekts old. Apply Ross Fitzsimons.
31-b
'FIVE CHURNS OF PIGS; also
-man's; bieycle in good condition.
'Phone Clinton 908r25. 30-311
`FtIG4IsT LITTLE' PIGS, SEVEN
'weeks old. Apply Lewis Dempsey,
'R.R. 3, Clinton, phone 911r5. 31-p
'TEN EWES, ONE AND TWO -
year old, one ram, all Lelcesters.
Appilyi Elden 013rien, 'R;a1. '5; Olin -
''ton, phone 615x25, 31-32 p
AUTOMOBILE'S FOR SALE
•
1940 CH+EV4I,OLET 00A,CH, eon-
dition like new. Apply Miss Irene
Pease, phone Brussels 55X.
30-3'1-p
WANTED TO BUY
ICE' BOXES, ANY CONDITION.
Write or phone C. Woods, second
hand store, 12 East • St., Goderich,
phone Godeiieh 242j. 24-btfb
ACCOMMODATION WANTED
WANrr4D POR k ''P>IST of Septembe'r,
room and board for lady High School
teacher. Phone 93 (St. Paul's Rec-
tory). 25-32-p
HOUSE. OR APARTMENT, at least
three rooms, unfurnished, wanted as
soon as possible. Apply P.O. Box
467, Cthiton. 30-31-b
LOST AND FOUND
'STRAYED TO THE P4IdMI'S1ES
of the undlersigned, half a mite
:north of. .Brweedheld, young black
and 'white dog. William Henry
phone 629x2. 31-b
FOI N:D1-,WORV4ANIS GOLD WED-
diang band 4n Hayfield. Owner may
have .samne by proving property and
paying for this advertisement. Phone
Clinton 615r14. 31-p
FOR RENT
CABIN TRAILER BY THE WEER.
Enjoto your holiday. Ferg. Van-
Emend,
anEgmenndd, phone 187. 31-p
HOUSE WANTED
ROUSE WANTED 11MM:EDIATELY
in Cli!nton by .airman on permanent
staff of RCAF Station. Has wife
and four children. Would be glad
to buy if house is in good condition.
Apply _Box "P," NEWS -RECORD.
CO'RD.
31-p
MISCELLANEOUS
SLENDOR TABLETS are effective.
Two weeks' supply $1; 12 weeks $5,
at Penn'ebaker's Drug Stare. 31-b
FREE! 'SAMPLE --Send 4c stamp for
Personal. Hygiene (rubber goods)
imported product, hermetically seal-
ed, electronically tested, Free price
list. (Mailed in plain sealed envelope.
Adults only. W. Norman, Box 72,
Station J, Toronto. 28 -35 -lo
WANTED TO BUY -01d horses and
dead animals, siutable for mink feed.
If. dead, phone at once. Phone collect
Jack Gilbert, 936r21 or Fred Gilbert,
936r32, •Goderich. 25btfh
ASTHMA 3Ur It esRERS — ENJOY A
good night's sleep without coughing
and choking, as others are doing. For
free information write P. Howey, 144
Catharine St, 3., Hamilton.
28 -tab
COMING—A DAY OF RECKONING
"Vengeance is mine: I will repay, saith the Lord." Rom. 12:19
BE ACCOUNTED W0R.TRY TO ESCAPE THE JUDGMENT TO
COME -HAVE FAITH IN CHRIST,
N 0T • in good works
• in any living man
• in Mary or any saints
• in joining any church or organization
HUT iri HIM who alone ern save.
TUNE 1N—Pilgri[m`a Hour, 7-7.30 E.S.T. Sunday eve.
RADIO STATION CKLW, WINDSOR
THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS
In keeping with our policy to sell summer goods in the.
summer time, we are offering, while they last, at slashed prices,
the remainder of our summer stocks, including:
MEN'S ALL -WOOL 'SPORT COATS in diagonal weaves or checks.
Just the 'ticket for year-round wear with your odd slacks.
Replier $21.50, 17.50, 7.95, 9.75
SPECIAL AT $17.95, 13.95, 6.50, 7.95
MEN'S SLACK SUITS, brown and sand shades, sizes 30, 36 and 38,
Regular 10.95 each
'SPECIAL AT 8.95 each
MEN'S and BOYS' BATHING TRUNKS—Pure yool, good quality,
SPECIAL AT 20% OFF
'MEN'S and BOYS' SUMMER PLAY SHORTS, suitable for beach
or sports wear Regular 4.95 per pair
SPECIAL AT 3.95 per pair
NOTE—Our Stock of Shirts is rapidly going down, so if
you are in need of a new shirt, see us now while there is still a
choice of colours and sizes.
Pickett and Campbell
Agents for Tip Top Tailors, Cambridge Clothes, Scott McHale Shoes
PHONE 25 CLINTON
OPEN SUNDAY
AUGUST 3-
a n d
Every Night Neil Week.
Your Friendly —
McColl - Frontenac
Service Station
Clarke Stanley," Proprietor
Phone 205j
Clinton
BIRTIS
BLEZEOIKA.—tn Clinton Community
Hospital, on Tuesday, July 29,
1947, to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Bleze'eka, - Clinton, a son.
TI3OIMPS(X\--+7n Clinton Commun-
ity Hospital, on Thursday, July
24, 1947, to iMr. and Mrs. Palmer
Thompson, Clinton, a son ((Chris-
topher Alexander).
STAI14—,Mr, .and Mrs. Harald Stade
(.nee Dorothy Shipley), Zurich, are
happy to announce the -birth of a
son on July 24, 1947.
TIG'IRE -- l!n Clinton Community
[Hospital an Tuesday, July 29,
1947, to Mr. and Mrs. William
Tighe, Clinton, a daughter.
DEATHS
THOMPSON — Orn Friday, July 25,
1947, Christopher Alexander
Thoanpsonn, infant son of MT..and
Mrs. Palmer Thompson, Clanton,
aged eight hours,
CLINTON RCAF
SPLITS A PAIR
WITH STAFFA
During' the Past week, Clinton
RCAF played two games with Staffa
in the Huron -Perth Baseball 'League,
lasing at Staffa by 15-5 Friday even-
ing last and winning at home Mon-
day evening by 5-4.
The victory firmly eseonsed the
Airmen in fourth place in the League
standing with a percentage of .250.
Their next game is with the league -
leading Clinton Colts on the Radar
School diamond tomorrow (Friday)
evening.
Staffa 15—RCAF 5
Two bad innings spelled defeat
for the Airmen at Skaffa Friday
evening last when they lost 15-5.
Ted Hainstock pitched his wildest
game of the year, passing no less
than 12 Staffa batsmen. Evans, Hen-
shaw, Laurin and Harustock each
had two safeties.
Clinton RCAF 010. 002 2— 5 10 5
Staffa . , . 060 10.1,7-15 8 3
Line-up:
Clanton RCAF: Perry if, Logan c,
Evans es, Philp 2b, Smith ef, Hen-
shaw 3b, Smile rf, Laurin ib, Hain -
stock p.
STAFFA: Costello cf, Houghton
lb, Balfour as, 'Sadler p, Dearing c,
Whetham 2b, McKellar ld, Allen 3b,
MaeDonald 41.
* * «
Clinton RCAF 5 Staffa 4
The Airmen bounced through to a
5-4 victory over Staffa on the Radar
School diamond Monday evening be-
fore a large crowd, outhitting the
visitors 11-5. Paul Moroney pitched
nice ball for the winners, striking
out nine and allowing only five
hits. He walked three.
The RCAF scored the winning run
in the last of the eighth with two
out on singles by Smith and Senate,
and a f'ielder's error thrown in,
Gord Evans was leading batter with
three sing.Ies, while Philp and Smith
had .two hits each. Evans played
his best game of the year.
Staffa 100 200 010-4 5 4
Clinton RCAF 100 002 11x-5 11 7
Line-up:
Staffa: Costello of, Ross Hough-
ton p, Balfour ss; 'Sadler lb, Dear-
ing c, Allen 313, Len Houghton 12,
Hamilton nf, MaoDonald lf, Whet -
ham 1f.
Clinton RCAF: Laurin ib, Giroux
c, Evans es, Philp 2b, Snaith cf,
Smale rf, Hainstuck 12, Henshaw 3b,
Morency P.
Umpires—Thorndike, Gaunter, at
plate; N. Livermore, Clinton, on
bases.
AUCTION SALE
of HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS and
PROPERTY of the Estate of the
late Alfred E. Erwin, from
Edwards' Store, Bayfield, on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6
at 1.30 p.m. sharp (DST)
the following:
Piano; Atwater Kent electric
radio; oak combination china cab-
inet and sideboard oak combination
book case and writing desk; oak lib-
rary ,table; oak dresser •and wash
stand; 2 spooled beds; iron bed,
'springs and mattress; wash stands;
2 slay ''beds; White drop -head sewing
machine; arm chairs; rocking chairs;
kitchen , chains; small tables; hand
washing machine; wash tubs; Beach
range with warrrning oven; box stove;
li'nolewtn 9'x14'; odd linoleum; .ashes
and ,numerous other articles.
At the same ,time and place there
will be offered' far sale subject to
reserve bid (if not sold previous to
sale date), the lot Na. 153, consist-
ing of n4 •acre of land, more or less,
and situated 00 Ohinquy Street, Bay-
field,
TERMS—CASH
FRANK M. ERWIN, Administrator
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT, Auctioneer
30-31-b
NOTICE
TO PROPERTY OWNERS
All weeds are to be cut at (once and if
not, the Town will have a man employed for
this service and charge the account to . the
owner of the property.
By _ Order,
Town of Clinton,
D. ELLIOTT, Inspecit;or
30-31-b
CALIFORNIA'S SMITH
NEW .PRESIDENT
OF LIONS CLUBS
(Continued from Page One)
1947. These meetings are atoned to
take place dining the foxthcomx rg
session of the General Assembly of
the United Nations, and we expect
to have an opportunity to participate
to some extent an the nieetinge of
the General Assembly; to acquaint
the Lions attending these meetings
with seineof the inner workings of
that body` and, in turn, to have the
delogmtes to the General Assembly
to become'aepwainted with our Lion
leaders.
"I feel confident that you in this
great audience today, representing
as you do the business and peofes-
sional people of 19 nations will stand
solidly behind the program of world
peace which your Association has
adbpted, and that you will act as
one in advocating that your respec
tive governments take a definite
stand against any nation or anyone
who would disrupt the peace of the
world."
Smith is 'a charter member (1923)
of the Ventura Lens Club. He is also
a key member and has served his
Inions Olwb in many capacities, In-
cluding the offices of director and
president. He was elected a member
of the Board of Directors of Lions
International at the International
Convention in Havana, Cuba, in July,
1940, and since that time has held
the offices of third vice-president,
second vice-president and first vice-
president a the Association.
Lion 'Smith was born in Alamosa,
Colorado. He attended grammar
and high schools in Colorado, a pri••
vate sohoo'i ihn St. Louis, Missouri,
and the University of California. His
interests cover many fields, among
which are education, land, securities,
banking and packing. He is a mem-
ber of the California State Board of
Education, having served as Presi-
dent of that Board for three suc-
cessive terns; Trustee of Pomona
College, Claremont, Calif.; President
of Hobson Brothers Packing Comp-
any; President of :the Salinas Land
Company; Vice -President of the
Saticoy Rock Company; President of
the Ventura ,Securities. Company;
VieePresident of the California Or-
chard Cganpany; Director of the Ivy
Lawn Cemetery Annotation; Member
of the. Advisory Board of Ventura
Bank of America; ,and is the owner
of independent oil and ranching
properties.
Lion Smith is married and has
three children, 4114 'hobbes are home
movies and ,iris wood shop. He is
affiliated with the Ojai Community
Church and is a member of the
CARD OF THANKS
The Bayfield Lions Club wishes
to express its thanks •to all those
who assisted them in the fhoothe at
their recent frolic, those who loaned
materials and those who patronized
them so well. They appreciate your
kindness very much. 31-b
Your
te
will
tell you that
our
Delicious
Freezer -Fresh
ICE
CREAM
is the best
you ever
ate !
Try it to -day
CLAYTON'S
ICE CREAM BAR
RATTENBURY ST. E.
CLINTON
31-b
ROXY THEATRE
C L I N T O••N
Now Playing (July 31 - Aug. 2)—
"LADY LUCK" with Robert
Young and Barbara Hale
'Mon.; -'Tues., Wed. (Aug. 4-6)
"CARNIVAL IN COSTA
RICA"
Filmed against baolrgrounds of ,
. breath -taking- natural beauty,
captured at their beat lily Teohni-
eolor, .comes this merry fiesta of
entertainment staining — Dick
Haymes, Vera -Ellen and
Cesar Romero
Thur„ Fri., Sat. (Aug. 7-9)
Randolph Scott, Robert Ryan and
Anne Jeffreys --An action -packed
romantic, brawling saga of .the
fearless men and 'their loyal wo-
men who carved a great agricul-
tural domain, out of the wilds of
eatery Kansas.
"TRAIL STREET"
McKEE BEATS SHACKLADY
Fit,alh. Bob McKee, sports officer,
RCAF 'Station, Clinton, defeated
LAC Shaelclody, also of RCIAF' Sta-
tion, at 118 pounds, in the Goderich
Lions Club's first amateur boxing
show under the lights at Goderich
Fridalyl evening last. Success of the
event assured that it will be an
annual affair.
NOTICE
TO THE PUBLIC
L am not responsible for
Watches, Clocks or Jewellery
of any kind left here with my
predecessor, 11. H. Johnson.
If not called for within 23
days, they will be disposed of
to meet charges.
A. M Jackson
JEWELLER
Albert St. Clinton
31-32-h
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USED TIRES
WANTED
Highest Allowance
on NEW
DUNLOP
and
DOMINION
TIRES
Greasing
Washing
Polishing
NO WAITING
We Pick Up and Deliver
Your Cor
Inkley Service Station
PHONE 784---CLINTON
NOTICE
Machine Shop Open
this week 7.30 - 3.30.
Next week 4 p.m. - 10 p.m.
Tuesday all day.
Emery work off all kinds
and s'mhall lathe work
Norman Tyndall
PHONE 348J
31-p
KEEP YOUR TiRES Young!
, . protect 1ihem from destructive "rubber-roit"
mused by grease, 'ott, 'air and sun.
PROLATEX
RUBBER SAVING SYSTEM
is the new scientific way to preserve rubber. Prolatex
penetrates — fills every crack and pore - forms
a perfect seal against rubber's natural
enemies!
EXCLUSIVE TANK -DIP PROCESS!
DRIVE IN TODAY!
Harry Davies Tire and Battery
WIIITE ROSE GASOLINE and OIL
Phone 4.60 VICTORIA ST. CLINTON
CAPITAL THEATRE
GODERI CH
Now Playing—Roy Rogers in
"MY PAL TRIGGER"
REGENT THEATRE
SEAFORTH
Now Playing—William 'Elliott in
"THE PLAINSMAN AND THE
LADY"
MON., TUESS., WED.
James Stewart; Donna Reed, Lionel Barrymore and Thomas Mitchell
Frank Oapa•.a's great wonderfilen, telling the story of two human
souls whose steadfast devotion became an epic
you will not forget.
44IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE"
Thur., Fri., Sat.
Ronald Reagan, Alexis Smith and
Zachary Scott-JI'ake ITS to the
rangihng West for a tale of e, horse
and the mann who loved him,
"STALLION ROAD"
Coming—Joan Crawford in
"HUMORESQUE"
Mat.: Wed. Sat. holidays, 2.30 p.m.
BOWLING BITS
by MWS
The Twilight Rinks Tournament,
sponsored by the local Men's Bowl-
ing .Club, Monday eventing, proved to
be a huge success with a lull out-
side entry. Rinks were present from
God'erieh, Wingham, Brussels, Sea -
forth, Mitchell, Ebeeter and Clinton.
Prizes . went to the following:, first,
Wdnghanr, skipped. by W. Miller;
second, 'Mitchell, skipped by F. Rus-
ton; and third, Mitchell, skipped by
712. Ologhin. The (Minton ladies pro-
vided a lunch booth.
* e *
Despite threatening rain practic-
ally .the entire afternoon and early
evening, the Ladies' Trebles Tourna-
ment held here yesterday, was a. big
success. Ladies from Goderich,
Winghaxn, Stratford, Forest, Mitchell
Thur., Fri., Sat.
WALT DISNEY
Presents his unusual musical
treat, the blending of real life
ohmmeters .and cartoon animals
into. the appealing story of Uncle
Remus.
"SONG OF THE SOUTH"
Coining—James Copley in
"13 RUB MADELEINE"
Mat: Sat. and holidays, 2.30
p.m
IS
and 'Clinton participated. First prize
went to a Wingham rink composed
of Mrs. 0. A. Armitage, Mrs. F. Il.
Sturdy and skipped by Mrs. A. 11.
Duval. Second was a Forest rinds
'skipped by Mrs. Robert Lawrence,
and third a Goderich rink skipped
by Mrs. J. Baker; and' fourth a Clin-
ton rink, composed of Miss Eileen
Sutter, Mrs. J. Innes and skipped' by
Mrs.. 'R. B. Sutter. Congratulations
to these three ladies as it is the
first time this season Clinton Ladies
have won a prize. The 'host club,
under the convenership of Mrs. Wil-
liam Jervis, served a dainty lunch at
the 'close of the tournament.
* * *
Attention all members!! A mixed
jitney will be held on Friday evening
at 7.30. Ai good •attendance is re.
quested.
Proclamation
Town of Clinton
Pursuant to the usual custom here and throughout
the Province, I hereby proclaim
MONDAY, AUG. 4
as a
CIVIC HOLIDAY
and Cali upon alt citizens to observe it as such.
(Signed)
A. J. MCMURRAY,
31-h Mayor
VACUUM -CLEANED
This is the cleanest method you could
imagine—no dust nor dirt—and you get
the job done very efficiently.
DON'T FORGET! WE WHITEWASH
AND SPRAY WEEDS! !®
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AUGUST 3
and
Every Night Next Week
REG. BALL'S SHELL SERVICE STATION
Goodyear Tubes --- Shell Products
Ontario St. PHONE 5 Clinton
31-6
Summer Time
Is Furnace Time!
Place Your Order NOW for
A Reliable
HECLA FURNACE
for installation before cold weather sets in.
HUGH R. HAWKINS
PLUMBING and HEATING
]Rhone: Business 244; Residence 470
Here It Is, Giris!
Your Chance to Join
The Happy Family who work at
Clinton Knitting Company Ltd.
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