HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1947-08-14, Page 5THURSDAY,' ' AUGUST 14, 1941
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D AiDLIN,E-9ni., 'Wednesday.
FOR SALE
ORN 11018 .SALE- (ANA'S' William
Clinton. 33x.
AIRY' MIXED WOOD. Apply Keith
ller, R,R. 3, Clinton, phone 905r4.4.
p3 WIS)ETINIG MAQHI1NN, new
wringer, price $15,. Apply Most Long.
worth, over Agnew's. Pool Room. 38p
cowtrLmmo RASPBERRY Plants-
Waite Box 754, Gampbellford, Ont.
tom illustrated folder and growing
"know how." D,on't delay. Supply
limited. 31-32-33-34-p
.SEIWING MACHINE, chest of draw-
ers, pillows, eushions, etc. Picone 119
or 'call at residence August 15, 16 or
18, :between. 3 and 5 p.m. Miss J.
itfill'er, Iii -ng st. 33h
TWO W13$GHAM ' Q•LLPPEIR" COOK
Stoves (used two months); two Mc -
Clary Double Oven ,Ranges (suitable
:for hotels or restaurants); 28 Boal
scuttles; 25 lame galvanized pails;
51? roasbing pans; 10 moi :wringers;
150 lengblaa 7" stovepipe. Apply Di,
rector, Huron Church °amp, three
miles south of B'ayfdeld on 'Bluewater
Highway. 33p
ONE/ PEDESTAL PIAN, 20 inch, $?0;
Aircraft engines complete with boxes
$25, boseideat for chop boxes. Forty
gallon• Phomite fire extinguishers.
Link Trainer desks -ideal for light
assembly benches or home workshop
benohes complete with two drawers
with locks, $10. Hydraulic Cylinders,
vacuous sizes and oapaeitiee-ideal for
buck rakes, hoists, arbour presses,
ate., $2.50 to .$10. each, Hydraulic
Hand Pumps, engine drive type, while
they last, $15. Five 'Stage :Spencer
turbines -Meal for bnildmg furnace
cleaning equipment ow central vacuum
•systems complete with ':�'eIhp. 26 er
60 oyele motors $75, a fraction of the
original post. Two Link Trainers,
Service Type I,`i, complete with desk
send recorder, $150 each. These train-
ers are at present listed at $400. Bat-
tery Chargers, 12 battery oapaoity,
while they last $25. Hundreds of feet
1 '/ and 21/2" Fire Hose, write for
prtikes. New Respirators -ideal for In-
dustrisi ;plants, $2, HURON ENGIN-
EERING & RESEARCH CO. LTD.,
Box 309, 'phone 51, GODI9RTCH, ON -
33b
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
BEN CHUNKS, seven small
igs, one sow H. Managhan, %M-
on, evenings. 32-33-p
7 LITTLE PIGS, seven weeks old
leo a goecart and an ice box. Apply
William Jenkins, ,phone 80241, Clin-
ton. 336
A GOiOD HIVE YEAR OLD Work
Horse for sale, weighs about 1,400
pounds. Apply Andrew Lamson, phone
$04r16, Oliin:toe 33
'Two SOWS, DUE TO FARROW in
three weeks; 17 little pigs, six weeks
old. Apply Harold Tyndall, phone
Clinton 905r2. 32-33-b
PROPERTY FOR SALE'
SEEN-ffMi b4ED 'HOUSE, six acres
of land, .situated du Bayfield. Priced
reasonably. Apply Albert Leitch,
South at., Godenich. 32-33-$,
135 ACRES ON EDGE( OF TOWN of
Clinton.. Large 8 -roomed house with
all modern eonaenienees, 10 acres of
eachard, river .running through faxen,
possession gat once. .Apply Box 474,
Clinton, ,oe phone 48.8-J, . 38-4-5p
We STOREY FRAME EIGHT -
room dwelling in village of Bayfield
near lakefront, ,Suitable for sum-
mer dwelling. For 'further particu-
lars apply to H. C. Lawson, Real
Estate Broker, Clinton) phone 251-w.
30-htf/,b
NEIW HOUSE ON KING STREET,
modern conveniences, lull .size base
ment, shot water heating system, four
piece bathroom, oak floors, one aper
fire place, one electric fire place;
good location; price reasonable for
cash. Apply Bert Huller, Clinton,
phone 31.9J. 32-33-p
ACOOIVIt14LODATION WANTED
TWO 011 THREE UNFURNISHED
huselceeping roonne by young air force
couple. ,Apply Box "J" NEWS -RE-
CORD. 33.34p
HELP WANTED
TWO DINING ROOM GIRLS. Board
provided` good wages. Apply Bartel
Clinton, phone 793. 32-33-b
WANTED TO BUY
ICE BOXES, ANY • CONDITION.
Write or phone C. Woods, second
hand store, 12 East St., Goderich,
phone Goderieh 242j. 24-btfb
FOR RENT .
TWO ROOMS FOR LIGHT House.
keeping, • non-drinkers, no children.
For appointment phone 634r15, Olin -
ton, or write Box 104, Bayfield.
32-33-b
HOUSE WANTED
HOUSE WANTED IN CLINTON,
Blyth, or Londesboro by elderly
couple. Wanted as soon as possible.
Would like about five rooms. Apply
E13 Holtahauer, Clinton. 32-33-p
LOST AND FOUND
LOST=-•WOitJDD THE PARTY WHO
took bicycle, Sunday afternoon, Aug-
ust 3, 'whish 'was parked under a
tree between the 14th and .16th con-
cessions of Goderich Township on
first road north of No. 3 Highway,
please notify Box 329, Clinton.
32-33-p
MISCELLANEOUS
SLEiNDOtR TABLETS are effective.
2 weeks' supply $1; 12 weeks $5, at
Pennebaker's Drug Store, 33b
FREE :SAMPLE -Send 4c stamp for
Personal Hygiene (rubber goods)
imported product, hermetically seal-
ed, electronically tested, Free price
list. Moiled in plaits sealed envelope.
Adults only. W. Norman, Box 72,
Station J, Toronto. 28.35-b
WANTED TO BUY --Old horses and
dead animals, durable for mink feed.
18 dead, phone at once. Phone collect
Tack Gilbert, 936x21 or Fred Gilbert,
936r32, Goderidli. 25-btfb
BOARD WANTED ASTHMA SUFFERERS - ENJOY A
good night's sleep without coughing
GENTLFINLN TO BE IN TOWN a and choking, as others are doing, For
couple of months or so requires free information write F. Howey, 144
board and room. Apply J. W. Piton, Catharine St. S., Hamilton.
Hotel °Linton, phone 793, 83p 28-tfb
"HOW SHALL WE ESCAPE IF WE NEGLECT SO
GREAT SALVATION?" - Heb. 2:3
"Whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord
Shall be saved,"
-- Rom. 10:13
TUNS IN --Pilgrim's Hour, 7-7,30- E.S.T. Sunday eve.
RADIO STATION CKLW, WINDSOR
TIRED FEET ?
If you are looking for the utmost in foot comfort, we suggest you
try a pair of our MacGregor HAPPY FOOT SOCKS, with the pat -
stilted double foot of pure wool. Just the thing to aid tired feet.
Colours; Grey blue beige white brown and yellow
Ankle length - 89e per pair
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SHIRTS' - There aro stilt a few shirts left in sixes 131,4 to 17.
Colours: White, blue or grey
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YARD GOODS - In stock are Sanforized broadcloths, prints, chintz,
pyjama flannelettes, bleached or unbleached cotton, cotton
sheeting, and plaid shirting.
NOTE - The school bells ring again in less, than three weeks.
See us for boys' school pants, overalls, sweaters- and socks.
Pickett and Campbell
Agents for Tip Top Tailors, Cambridge Clothes, Scott McHale Shoes
PHONE 25 - CLINTON
Calling all Girls
Earn While You Learn
A New Trade
JOIN THE PARADE TO WORK AT
Clinton Knitting Company Ltd.
APPLY TO SUPERINTENDENT
BIRTHS
AIIYA Il$ --Ln Winnipeg, Man., Wed.
nesday, July 30, 1947, to ,Mal.. and
,Mrs.. W. 11'I Adams "(nee Nbee
Fremlin, Clinton), Winnipeg, Man.,
a' on (W'i'lliam MODoanald).
COLLINS - In Clinton,0ommunity
H'osp'ital, on 1Vlo-mday, August 11,
1947, to Mr. and Mus. Stanley
Collins, a daughter (Viola CIVIariel.
GAUEN - In Clinton Community
Hosipi141, on Friday, August 3,
1947, :to Mr. and Mrs. Fred.Gabien,
'Olinton;• a deslglhter (Janet Kato
leen Olivine).
GOLDSWc 11THY-In Clinton Conn-
enmity Hospital, on Thursday, Au-
gust 7, 1947, to. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Goldsworthy, iR31 1, Clinton, a
daughter.
H;EWITT--da Wingham Hospital, on
.Mond'ay, Aruigustt, 4, 1947, to Rev.
and' MTs. Al. G. Hewitt,,a daughter.
KILLER - In Clinton Community
Hospital on Sbturday, August 9,
1947, to Mr. and Mrs. Reg. 1VIdller,
R.R. 3, 'Clinton, a eon ('Reginald
Barrie).
NOAICES--In Scott Memorial Iles -
•p3tal, Seaforth, on Saturday, Au-
gust 9, 1947, to 1VLr. and Mrs,
Lloyd Noakes, H'easaall, a son.
SPRAY -ern Victoria Hospital, Lon-
don, ort Tuesday, August 5, 1947,
to Mr. and :Mrs. Vernon Spray (nee
Mary Geiger), London, a son, (Da-
vid Allen), a brother for Martin•
MARRIAGES
•DENOMMEkt'OWWAIND - In Our
Lady of Mt. Carmel Church, on
Saturday, August 9, 1947, .Made-
leine, eldest daughter of ram. and
Mrs. Joseph Rowland, Mt. Carmel,
to Ignatius, son 04 Mr. and Mrs.
William Denornme, Drysdale.
LOBB•+5LVb RTS0IN' -• In the Chapel
of Bloor 151. United Church, Toron-
to,'on Monday, rAlugust 4, 1947, by
Rev, :Mr. MMLeod, Christine Marie,
daughter of Mir. H. Sivertsan and
the late ,Mrs. Siverbson, Winnipeg,
Man, to Sgt. Everett McLeod,
younger son of ,1VIr. and Mrs. Cliff-
ord Lobb, Clinton.
RAPSON-EV.&NS - In Whitechurch
United Church, on Tuesday, Au-
gust 12, 1347, by :Rev. W. J. Watt,
Evelyn .Elizabeth, youngest daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mss. George P. Ev-
ans, Wingltam, to Rabat Gordon,
only son of Fdr. and Mns Orval
Bapson, LondesbOro.
CARD OF THANKS
The Hudie family wish to take
this opportunity et expressing their
sincere thanks for all the beautiful
flowers and cards sent and all acts
of sympat3iy expressed during. their
recent sad bereavement. 33p
IN MEMORIAM
WESTON-In loving memory of our
dear mother, Mrs. F. S. Weston, who
passed away August 12, 1946.
When a mother breathes her last
The stroke means more than tongue
can tell,
The world seems quite another
place,
Without the smile of mother's face.
-- Ever remembered by daughters
33b
IN MEMORIAM
LAjWSON--dn loving memory of our
dear mother, Mrs. Barbara Lawson,
who passed away on August 16, 1945.
Past her suffering., past her pain,
Cease to weep for :tears are vain,
She who suffered is at rest,
Gone to Heaven with the blest.
-.Ever rernmbered by all the
family 331,
Production of electric waster heat-
ers in Canada has trebled in the
past ten years.
For Sale
A CAR OF AMERICAN
CEMENT
PHONE 74-W FOR PRICES
GRIGG COAL YARDS
CIANTU'N
83p
CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL DESIGNS
For Every Occasion
Ve COOKE
FLORIST
phones: 06w and 063
BEAUTY SHOPPE
Shampoo
Manicure
Finger Waves
Permanents
ETREL THOMPSON
Princess St. East., Phone 585
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HONOR. FALLEN
OF LATE WAR
F
AT BAY IELD
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from the river bed "Were, ma, doubt,
piled in the form of a 'pyramid. It
may well be plat the custom of build-
ing memorialsin the form of cairns
such', as this one, has come down to
us from such an ancient foamof
monument as Tosdhti.a commanded to
be built.
'glut rwe are concerned with the
purpose of Joshua's cairn. ft ' was to
stand forever as a memorial. Child-
ren
hiildren would 'ask the meaning of the
pile of stones, and parents were ade
monishal to have the right answer
ready.
And isn't this monument standing
here ilor the .same reason. Here is a
pile of stones. What is its purm.ose,
its meaning? It is a memorial, a
memoaual to valor and tunselfiehness
and sacrifice; and, in particular, to
those men 'who dlispleyed these great
qualities, whose names are written
here.
"On that day in July, 1933, 'we
dedicated this monument with the
bronze tablet containing the names
of that gallant company who gave
their lives in bhe first great wear.
"To -day we are to dedicate this
AUCTION SALE
OF REAL ESTATE
Furniture and household effects of
the late John Ball, Regent, st., God-
erich, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 30
at 1.30 p.m.
Household Effects:
Electric stove, ice box, washing
machine. chesterfield suite, 2 bedroom
suites, chest a drawers, large mirror,
living room rug, 2 congoleuen rugs,
walnut gate-leg table, and 4 chairs,
6 cane bottom chairs, 3 kitchen chairs,
small tables, 3 reeking chairs, studio
couch, sideboard, radie table, piano
stool, pictures, bedding, 2 floor lanrps,
kitchen cupboard; dishes, cooking
utensils, wheelbarrow, quantity of
tools, appro,cimatoly 5 ton coal and
wood'.
Real Estate
At the same time and place there
will be offered for sale the beautiful
Ball home oie Regent street, red
pressed brick house and garage con-
sisting of 4 rooms and 'bedroom, down-
stairs and clothes closets off the bed-
rooms upstairs. Town wateETAONN
age disposal, electido lights) good
roof .and new hot 'air furnace. Garage
with work bench and hen house. This
is an exceptionally fine property in
excellent condition.
Property will be sold subject to re-
serve Abid.
CHATTELS: CASH
Executors for the Estate of late J. E.
Ball -Mee J. E Ball, Oscar Ball,
Clarence Ball
Auctioneer, HAROLD JACKSON
Clerk,. E. P. CHESNEY,-:. •
AUCTION SALE
MODERN HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
At the home of R. Scott, Clinton,
corner of Fulton and Dunlop sts., one
block south of Clinton Creamery.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 23
at 1.30 p.m. (DST) the following:
1 soled walnut dining room suite, 8
piece; 1 (Stewart -Warmer 1947 model
automratio &tango andl 17 records,
plays 14 10 -inch records or. 12 12 -
inch records; 1 Kroehler teething
Mae blue; 1 Xroehler . oceasivona?
chair large, and ottoman bo match;
1 Xiroehler Chester. bed 72 in.; 1 coffee
:able solid walnut, Daman Phyfe; 1
living room table, walnut; 6 piece
dinette :smite, .birch; 1 pram (like
Harv); Ione studio bed '72 in.; 1 dresser
and mirror; 1 bed, walnut; 1 oak
dining room suite; 1 oak china cab-
inet; 1 Quebec treater and p:rpes;_ 1
kitchen 'table; small cabinet; large
kitchen 'cabinet; one dlavenport (large
sleet; 2 folding nrominug boardis; good
coal .oil 'Move; 1 dinette suite, wal-
nut; 1 rocking chair; 1 leather-baeg
rocking their; 2 chrome chairs; 1 elec-
tric ironer (neve); 82 -piece set of
dishes; child's play pen, other articles
too numerous to mention.
NOTE ---The: above articles are all
modern furniture, two years or less
old. Selling as the loonier is learving
town. ,
TERMS: CASH
It. SCOTT, Proprietor
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT, Auctioneer.
' 83-34-b
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Now Playing - Dorothy McGuire'
and Robert Young: as
"CLAUDIA AND DAVID"
Now Playing -•- In Cinecolor
Jon Hall 1n "MICHIGAN KID"
Now 'Playing - Ronald Reaan':
and Alexis Smith in g
`.STALLION ROAD"
Mon., Tues., Wed.
Adult enitertainmenjti
Hayward, Lee Bowman and
Marsha Hunt
The etoty of a, woman, tempesbu-
ioua, headstrong, and her fight
against the dread of loneliness.
Smash Up
Mon., Tues., Wed.
The LocketSusan.
See how the .lives of a ,beautiful '
girl end the men who love her are
ruined 'through a mental quint
acgLar inea to Rrian,
Laraine Day, Brian, Aherne and
Robert Mitchum.
Mon., Tues., Wed.
" Dick Haynes; Celeste Hohn and
Vera Ellon
It's' in, Technicolor and it's packed
With the glamour of Latin rApneri-
can romance.
Carnival in Costa Rica
Thurs., Fri., Sat.
William Elliott, Constance Moore
and Eugene Pallette a
There is plenty iof romance land
nations in this tale of the old
golden West.
In Old Sacramento
ThurFri., Sat.
Gene:Autrey, Dorothy Brown and
Gabby Hayes
The screen's most 'popular cowboy
troubadour returns in a. truly
unique western yarn
Sioux City Sue
Thurs, Fri.. Sat.
-William Elliott, Constance Moore
and Hank Daniels
A great outdoor drama, (lightning-
f ast, thrilling sand thunderous
In Old Sacramento
Coming -
THE SEVENTH 'VEIL
Wirth" magic .melodies from the
pens a the masters.
Coming - James Mason in
"THE SEVENTH VEIL"'
Coining . Bette .Davis in
`DECEPTION"
Adult Euterta3nmen
Mat.: Wed. Sat. holidays, 2.30 p.m.
Mat: Sat. and holidays, 2.30 p.m. 1
second tablet, only recently affixed
to this cairn. It must be the earnest
prayer and hope of every person of
good will, that, never again shall
the scourge and curse of war afflict
mankind. We have seen war's 'awful
carnage and destruction, its devas-
tating eonsequeiees, and its utter
futility.
"It is true that all life is generated
by sacrifice and death. As the seed
that is planted dies, and in dying
produces 111e; so we believe that
even those supreme sacrifices of
war shall ultimately prove they were
not in vain. The death of these men
shall secure life for many Who mcould
otherwise have perished. The su-
preme example of this is the sacri-
fice of Christ on Calvaryis cross. By
His death He has opened unto us the
gate of eternal life. By His dying
we live."
The hymn, "Unto the hills", was
sung. Mr. Paull then read the names
of the fallen and dedicated the
Notice to Creditors
In the Estate of
MINNIE CAMPBELL
Late of the Town of Clinton, in the
County of Huron, Spinster, Deceased.
All persons having claims against
the Estate of the ,above deceased are
required to file the same with the
undersigned 'Solipitor for the said
Estate, on or before the 30th day of
August, IA)ID. 1947, after which date
the Assets will be distributed amongst
the parties ,entitled Violeta. •having
regard only to rbhe claims of which
notice shall have .been given.
DATED at Clinton, this 12th day
of August, A.D. W47.
F..FINGLAND, LC., Clinton, Ont.,
Solicitor for the :said Estate.
33-4-5-b
Notice to Creditors
In the Estate of
ROBERT JAMES MILLER
Late of the Town of Clinton in the
County of Huron, Esquire. Deceased.
All persons having claims against
the Estate of the above deceased are
required to fiilde the same with the un-
dersigned 'Sol:leiter for the said Es-
tate on or before the 30th day of Au-
gust, A.D. 1947, after which date the
assets will be distributed amongst
the parties entitled thereto, having
regard only to the cdaisns of which
notice shall have been 'given.
DATED at Clinton, this 12th day
of August, A.D. 1947.
F. FIINGLAND, X C•, Olinton, Ont.,
Solicitor for the said Estate.
33-4-5-b
Lew Rail Fares to the
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
EXHIBITION
• AT TORONTO
AUG. 22 - SEPT. 6
FARE AND ONE THIRD
For the Round Trip
Good Going Thursday, Aug. 21 to
Saturday, Sept. 6, inclusive
Return Limit - Sept. 10
Full information frown any Agent
CANADIAN NATIONAL
SCHOOL OF COMMERCE
CLINTON
Register for Fall Term Startling Sept. 8, 1947
Authorized under the D.V.A. for Training Veterans
Courses -- Clearieal,'Stenographic, Comnalerdial, Secretariat
M. A. STONE, Commercial Specialist . B. F. WARD, BA
Vice -Principal Principal
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OPEN SUNDAY
AUGUST -17
AND EVERY NIGHT NEXT WEEK
SPECIAL 'SERVICE
for Farmers
Have your tractor tires serviced right on your faa3zi,
saving you valuable thne in 'a busy season
Tires Filled with Fluid
using Portable Machine
DAY 460 JUST PHONE NIGHT 469
VULCANIZING. (24 -Hour Service)
Harry Davies Tire and Battery
WHITE ROSE GASOLINE ' and OIL
Phare 4.60 VICTORIA ST. CLINTON
(plaque: "In the name of the Father
anti of the Son and of the Holy Ghost.
Armen."
"To the glory of Gods and in fond
and loving memory of the gallant
men Whose names are inscribed upon
it, we dedicate this second memorial.
"Be pleased, 0' Lord, to (bless what
we dedicate in Thy Holy Name this
day, th:traugh • Jesus Cluist :our Lord,
Amen."
Nes. E. Wilton and Mrs. George
Hopsen, mothers of two of the fallen,
then rolled up the flag ,coverrng the
plaque. Wreaths were placed by Miss
A. M, Stirling, RISC, a nursing sister
in the first great war, and Gorden
Heard, who served with the Tank
Corps in the second war.
The Last Post was sounded beauti-
fully by bugler William Rearm, Clin-
tom. A minute's silence was observed
and •then came the clear triumphant
but meted bones of the Reveille. The
service closed wilt the singing of the
National Anthem.
'The bronze plaque, which has been
set in the norbh side of :the cairn,
reads: "In .memory of 'those who gave
their lives for their countryin the
second Great War - 1939-1945
Warrant Olfieer
Richard O. Weston
Merchant 'Seaman
Rlobt. 'David James Hopson
- Private
Charles Stewart Cann
"They died that Honour and justice
might live." •
Wreaths ,and floral tributes had
also been placed on the north side a
the cairn by relatives'.
OPEN SUNDAY
AUGUST 17
and
Every Night 'Next Week
GOODRICH TIRES
ALL TYPES AND SIZES
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Sponsored by Clinton Board 'of Park Management
SAT., AUG. 30
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MON., SEPT. 1
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Floats, Decorated Cans, Cali4liwnpians, Bands
Sports for Children •
-- 8 P.M. --
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