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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1947-08-21, Page 5BRUC.EFIELD June and Roy Greens, Waikerville, have been enjoying a holiday at the home of .Mm. and Mrs. Alex SVlustamd, Ralph Wolverton, London, spent the weelc-end with his friend, George Mustard: WA Entertained The ladies of Turner's church en- tertained Brucefield WA on Wednes- day ;Miss Betty Allan is holidaying at her home. She has ,been taking a summer course at Toronto University. Blanche Zapfe and Marion Patter- son !spent a few days in Toronto re- anY• Margaret Henry is at her home at ' POLIO VICTIM DUBLIIN. Joseph Holland, young. est son of Mr. and Mrs, George E' Ho'Sdand, was taken to the isolation hospital et ,London on ,Saturday, a victim of infantile paralysis'. present after stammering at Univer- sity of Western Ontario, Landon. Trying Weather The weather has been exceptionally hot this last two weeks and, although good harvest weather, it is rather trying for the Hien so busy gather- ing in the grain. We have reason to be thankful for the good crops we have here when we read and'. hear of so many places where crops are a failure. Shower Gifts for the Bride We Suggest : Pyrex Cake Dishes, Pie Plates Casseroles, Bowls Aluminum and Granite Ware SEE OUR SELECTION TO -DAY! HAWKINS HARDWARE Albert St. PHONE 244 Clinton WANTED A COOK FOR TIIE HURON COUNTY HOME CLINTON, ONTARIO Salary $85.00 per month, board and lodging provided. Appljcaatts•please apply to the Matron, M. E. Jacobs, (Mrs.) County Home, Clinton, Ontario. N. W. MILLER, County Clerk 1 'THURSDAY, 'AuGUiST 21, 1,947 c LLNTON NEWS- LECO1 D PACE FIVE) News - Record Classifled Adlets Bring dick Results GASH BATF—(1f' paid by Wed ••tieaday 'following date of insertion) :One Bent a word first insertion (men- •mum 30 cents); subsequent inser- tions, one cent a word (minimum 25, Jcents); 10 cents extra for box num• bar or for directing to NEWS. 'RECORD Office. IF CHARGED -20 cents extra. DTA,DLLNT1-9p.m., W"edne.sday. FOR SALE TWO NEW CCM BICYCLES, one lady's and one gentle; also one see- ond !rand bicycle. Apply John S. Snider, Albert St. 64p, RUBBER -TARED WAGON, $50; trac- tor disc; also two furrow tractor ..ploow. ApplyW. , B. Thompson-„ two -miles west of Clinton on N,o. 8 High- way, CERTIFIED RASPBERRY Plants— ;Waite Box 754, Oampbellford, Ont. nor illustrated folder and growing "know how." Don't delay. Swppiy limited. 31-32-33-84-p ONE! WINGII,AM "CLIPPER" COOIC • Stove (rased two' months); one !Mc - Clary Double Oven Range (suitable dor hotels or• restaurants); 25 coal seutbles; 25 large galvanized pails; 50 roasting pans; 10 mop wringers; 150 lengths 7" stovepipe. QApply 7)i - rector, •Huron (Church Oampi, three miles south of Bayfield on Bluewaber Highway. 34p LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 'TEN LITTLE PIGS. Apply John xigg, phone 011nton, 9051'12. 34b ' TWEiLVE LITTLE KGS for sale, Pete Glazier, RIR: 4, ,Olinton, phone -*Clinton 800r42. 84p 'TEAM OF •GREY HORSES, age five and six years; also a light Chevrolet .truck with foie good tires. Apply 'Charles E. Elliott, phone Clinton 326. 34b POULTRY FOR SALE 150 PULLEMPS, three menthe old, !hy- brids, Leghorn X Barred ,Rrocks. Ap- ply Gordon Turner, phone Clinton =906r5. 34b 85 ROOSTERS, 3'A months old, weighing 3r/ to 4 pounds. Also new -shelter, painted. Apply 0, W. Brown, :phone Clinton 804r5. 34p PROPERTY FOR RENT NEiW COMFORTABLE furnished two bedroom cottage on Lake Huron, three miles north of Bayfield, avail. .able none. Apply Arthur Welsh, E.R. -2, Bayfield, phone Clinton, 906r34. 34x PET STOCK FOR SALE CANARIES, Purebred Border Fan- cies, quantity of singers and hens• Frank Riley, RR 2, !Seaforth, phone "241r32. 34-p. HELP WANTED FEMALE MALE CL13RK for Grocery stone. Apply Box "X", News -Record., .341, ,GROCERY CLERK. Duties to con- Pence :September 2. Apply W. L. lohnson and Son, •Clinton, phone 286. 3 6. PROPERTY FOR ' SALE 135 ACRES! ON EDGE OF TOWN of Clinton, Large 8 -moaned :house iwiith all :modern conveniences, 10 acres of orchard, river• running through farm, possession at once. Apply Box 474, Olintan, or phone 468-1. 33-4-5p 1r/ STOREY FRAME EIGHT - room dwelling in village of Bayfield neat lakefront. ,Suitable for sum- mer dwelling. For further particu- lars apply to H, C. Lawson, Real Estate Broker, Clinton, phone 251-w. 80-btfb NEW HOUSE 01N KINC1 .STREET, modern conveniences, full size base- ment, hot water heating system, four piece bathroom, oak floors, one open fire place, one electric Bre plaee; good location; price redlueed. Im- mediate Possession. Apply Bert Hull- er, Clinton phone 31191. 34-35p ACCOMMODATION WANTED TWO OR THREE ROOMS .furnished or unfurnished, by couple with two children. Box "V", News -Record. 34p TWO 071 THREE' UNFUBNIIiSRED housekeeping rooms by young alt force couple. Apply .Box "J" NEWS - RECORD. 33-34p TWO 0R THREE FURNISHED 011 unfurnesked rooms wanted •immed- iately by air fence couple with two children, one school age. Apply Box "H", News -Record. 34-85p WANTED TO BUY IOE BOXER, ANY CONDITION. Write or phone C'.- Woods, second hand store, 12 Est St., Goderich, phone Goderioh 242j. . 24-btfb FOR RENT TWO ROOMS' FOR LIGHT House • keeping, non-drinkers, no 'children. For appointment phone 634x16, ton, or or write Box 104, Bayfield. 32-33-b LARGE FRONT ROOM—twin beds, all naw; two windows; cool hi sum- mer, warns in winter; 'hot water in bath room all the time. Suitable for two gentlemen Tor room and break- fast. Reasonable. (Apply Box "L", The NEWS—RECORD. 34-35p MISCELLANEOUS SEWING DONE of clothing for wa• men and children. Apply on Albert St., above McAdam's wood shop 34p "YOU'LL WALK ALONG on happy feet, when corn or callous with Lloyd's you treat". 50c at Penne- baker's Drug Store. 34b WANTED TO BUY --Old horses and dead animals, siutable for mink feed. If dead, phone at once. Phone collect Jacic Gilbert, 936r21 or Fred Gilbert, 936r32, Goderioh. 25-btfh FREE SAMPLE—Send 4c stamp for Personal Hygiene (rubber goods) imported product, heitnetioally seal- ed, electronically tested, Free price list. Mailed in plain sealed envelope. Adults only. W. Norman, Box 72, Station J, Toronto. 28-35-b WOMEN AT CNE Down through the years, decade .niter decade, the Oanadian National -Exhibition has been noted for its • attention to women's interests. The activities of women's department are even more diversified this year than ever before. Fashions, home -making, needlework, designing, domestic sc- ience, kitchen planning, 'handicrafts, (tome remodeling, "teen-ager" act- ivities, etc., etc., offer a program of interesting variety. VOW "ROW 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 TUNE IN Pilgrim's Hour, 7-7.30 E.S.T. Sunday eve. RADIO STATION CKLW, WINDSOR i SCHOOL DAYS! SCHOOL DAYS! Yes, the holidays are practically over for anothergyear, and whether your boy is just beginning Itis academic career or entering high school, you will find clothing to suit thein all when you visit our store. For the younger lad we have overalls, long and: short pants, sweaters, underwear, socks and shoes; while for the teen-ager we have smart tweed longs, shoes of all makes, sweaters, running shoes, and socks. JUST ARRIVED — A. small shipment of Boys' Longs in the famous. TWEEDUROY line — one of the finest materials on the market - Smart shoppers ask for it by name; TWEEDUROY, available later in breeches, NOTE — Fqr the high school girl we have white canvas gym oxfords in a complete range of sizes. We are agents for DEANS CLEANERS. Goods left before Monday noon can be picked up the following Saturday. Pickett and Campbell Agents for Tip Top Tailors, Cambridge Clothes, Scott McHale Shoes CLINTON PHONE 25 LAKEVIEW CASINO GRAND BEND DANCING NIGHTLY CORDON DELAMONT and his Orchestra Sunday, August 24, 9 p.m. The Best of the Season -- "VARIETY ENTERTAINERS" Gladys Cornell—one of Ontario's finest singers George Morton --well-known in the "Army Show" overseas• Impersonator "The Barnes" in Western songs in Harmony Kay Brownlee ---Tap Dancer You'll be sorry if you miss this show! MIDNIGIiT DANCE — AUGUST 25, 12.05 A.M. One of the week's most popular dances SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT — .LABOR DAY Forest, Goderioh, Dashwood, : Lucan BIRTHS Le Beau— In Clinton Community Hospital, on Wednesday August 20, 1947, to Mr. and Min. ' Max Le, Beau, R.R. lr, Clinton, .a s'om'. MARRIAGES ELLIOTT=ASTEILS-- 4it 5t. Geoe-ge'.s rectory, Goderich, on Saturday, Au- gust 2, 1947, by Rev. Beverley Parr, Mesion Joyce, daughter of Mrs. H. McCabe, Goderich town- ship, and the late A. G. Astels, New Carlisle, Que., to William. Thomas, son of Mrs, W. Elliott and the late Mr Elliott; WARR:-MOO'REi—At the Radar and Connor emio'atione ,School Chapel, Clinton, on Saturday, August 16, 1947, by ,Rev. Thomas P. Ooin, Do- lores Jean, daughter of Mr, and Men W. L. :Moore, Clinton, to Russell Joseph, son of Mr, and Mrs. R. Wear, Prmnce Albert, Sask. DEATHS CIIJAIWFORD--In Niagara Falls, On- tario, on Wednesday, August 20, 1947, Mary Ann Freeman beloved wife of the late Edmund Crawford, in her 89th year. The body will rest at Ball Brothers Funeral Home, High St., 'Clinton, frown Thursday .night. Funeral from the Funeral Home, Friday afternoon, August 22, at 2 o'clock, to Blyth Union cemetery. GIBSON---A't Toronto East General Hospital, on Wednesday, August 13, Lillian Maude Cool:, wife of Wil- liam Francis Gibson, dear mother of Bertram Arthur Gibson. Funeral :from Trull Funeral Home, Dan - faith one, to St. John's (Norway) cemetery, Saturday afternoon, Au- gust 16. HIDDEBRANDT — At 21. Joseph's Hospital, London, on Monday, Au- 18, 1947, Wdlidam, beloved husband of IMrs.:Marion Hildebrandt, aged 78 years. Requiem high mass in St. Peter's Cathedral, with interment in Stn Peter's cemetery, London, August 20. KRUEGER, — Suddenly at his • late residence, Dashwood, on +Suiday, August 17, 1947, Henry Krueger, beloved husband of Elizabeth mill- er, and father of Mrs. William Zinkhann and Mrs. Carl T. Eiel- lusoh; both of Kitchener, and Her- bert, Zurich, in .his 80th year. Fa - neral from Zion Lutheran Church, Dashwood, to Bronson Line ceme- tery, August 19. e Clean out your furnace and chim- a,oy during the ;simmer to avoid waste of heat and danger of fire next winter. ,a at 40,50,60?" �- Nan, You're Crazy Forgot your agel Thousands are peppy at 70. Try "pepp7j g up' with Oslrcx. Contains tonic for weal,, rundown feeling duo solely to body's lack- of iron wbleh tnsny men and women call "old." 73o delighted; or get your money back. Try OsLrex Tonic 7 ablets for new pep, vigor, vie, end years younger feeling, this vary day. For sale at all drug stores everywhere. TENDERS — CLINTON No. 1 CENTRAL MORTGAGE AND HOUSING CORPORATION Wartime Housing Limited Division 159 Bay Street Toronto, .Ont, Sealed tenders, addressed to the un- dersigned, for the construction of 50 houses in Clinton, Ontario, by Gen- eral Contract, and to be known as our Clinton Project No. 1, will be re- ceived up to 12.00 noon, Tuesday, September 2, 1947. Plans, specifications and tender forms, ete.,. may be obtained on ep- plication to the Regional Construc- tion Superintendent, at the ,above re- ferenced address. A deposit of Ten Dollars ($10,00) will be charged for the necessary documents covering this tender, which will be refunded on return of documents or award of con. tract. • Tenders must be accompanied by a certified cheque or Dominion of Can- ada Bonds equal to 5% of the 'total tender. The .cheque of the successful bidder will! be held until the comple- tion of the eonteact. Any tender not accompanied by a security deposit as described will not be considered. The •Corporation does Hat bind it- self to accept the lowest or any ten- der, • P. S. Secord, Regional 'Supervisor, ONTARIO REGION CUT FLOWERS FLORAL DESIGNS For Every Occasion C. V. COOKE FLORIST Phones: 66w and 66j BEAUTY SHOPPE Shampoo Manicure Finger Waves .Permanents ETHEL THOMPSON Prinoeas 5t. East., Phone 685 60-11 OUTDOOR -THEATRE Another new feature at the Cana - (Han National Elthiibition this year will be the 'Outdoor Theatre, Acts of international repute have been en- gaged and a variety program such as has never before been offered to the Oanadian public will be he attract- ion. JENKS--•In loving memory of Keith Ward Jenks, who was drowned at sea while serving nvith the RONVR, three years ago, !August 21, 1944. Quickly and, suddenly came the call, Hes eminent death surprised us all, Dearer memory than words can tell The loss of a son we loved so well. Sadly !missed by Mom,. 34+b Murray and Grandciad. WOOUIS--+In. loving memory of Mayr Aclei'a {Polly) Woods; Who passed away three years ago, August 21, 1944. Her Memory is as .deaar to -clay As in the dtnan• she passed away; But while she lies in peaceful sleep Her memory we shall always keep. ---Sadny missed by 1Vlilton, Irene ;and Jim, Isobel ,and Don 341) SNELL--,In laving memory of our dear father, William Snell, who passed away one year ago, August 25, 1946. Gone is the face we loved so dear, Silent is the voice we loved to hoar, Too far away for sight or speer t, But not too fax away for thought to reach. —Sadly missed !by the family.. 34p AUCTION SALE OF REAIl 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 bechnom suites, chest of drawers, large mirror:, living room rug, 2 congoleum rugs, walnut gate-leg table, and 4 chairs, 6 cane bottom chairs, 3 kitchen chairs, small babies, 3 rocking chairs, studio couch, sideboard, radio table, piano stool, pictures, bedding, 2 floor lamps, kitchen cupboard, dti hes, cooking utensils, wheelbarrow, quantity of tools, approximately 5 ton coal and wood. Real Estate At .the sante time and place there will be offered for sale the beautiful Ball home on Regent street, red pressed brick house and garage con- sisting of 4 rooms and bedroom, down- stairs and clothe* closets off the bed- rooms upstairs. Town wateETAONN age disposal, electric lights, good roof and new loot air furnace. Garage with wank ,bench and hen house. This is an exceptionally fine property in excellent condition. Properly will be sold subject to re- serve bid. CHATTELS: CAM Executors for the Estate of late J. 13. Ball —Mrs, J. E Ball, Oscar Ball. Clarence Ball Auctioneer, HAROLD'.TACKSON Clerk, E. P. CBESNEY. 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 pm, (DST) the following: 1 solid walnut dining room suite, 8 piece; 1 Stewart -Warner 1947 model aatamatie change ancll 17 records, plays 14 10 -inch records -or 12 12- inoh records; 1 Kroehler reclining chair blue; 1 Kroehlee occasions,,. chair large, and ottoman to match; 1 I{'roehier Chester :bed 72 in,; 1 coffee table solid walnut, Duncan Phyfe; 1 living room table, walnut; 6 piece dinette sruite, birch; 1 pram (like new); one studio bed 72 in.; 1 dresser and mirror; 1 bed, walnut; 1 oak dining room suite; 1 oak china cab- inet; 1 Quebec beater and pipes;.1 kitchen table; small cabinet; large kitchen cabinet; one davenport (large size); 2 folding aronitng board's; good coal oil stave; 1 dinette suite, wal- nut; 1 rocking chair; 1 leather-bacg rocking chair; 2 chrome chairs; 1 elec- tric toner know); 32•ipi•ece net of dishes; child's play pen; other articles too maneious to mention, NOTE—The above articles are an modern furniture, two years orless old. Selling as the owner is leasing town. , TERMS: CASH R. SCOTT, Proprietor EDWARD W. ELLIOTT, Auctioneer. 33-34-b ROXY THEATRE ' -. CLINTON CAPITAL THEATRE GODERICH REGENT TIIEA'ItRE SEA/FORTH Now Playing—August 21-23 �, IN OLD SACRAMENTO" Now—`.`IN OLD SACRAMENTO" William Elliott, Constance Moore Now- Gene Autry' eein "SIOUX • • GITY SUE" The Seventh Vit Mon,Tires. Wed: Aug,5-27 g• An atnpilessive inimical drama, nee - buying the Landon 'Symphony On- cltestra playing selections from the works of Ctto[>nn, Beethoven, Grier, Mozart and Rachmaninoff, James Mason, Ann Todd an Hugh McDermott The Seventhmon., 'Veil Mon, Tues.,'Wed. ,stn., that Glare man's au s to bare a wo- ' s l; featuring the glorious rnusde of the London Symphony. James Mason, Ann Todd and Herbert Loin , Tues., Wed. Adait .Eh+tertaiinm:enit Bette Davis,aul Henreid Claude Claude Raiirs The screens top dramatic star in ;- a .dual role telling the comp:oliing tale of twin ,sisters. Deception Thurs., Fri., Sat, John Payne, June Haver and Charlotte Greenwood In tune with the times is this lilt- g medley of music and merri- meat, and it's Teehndc'olored Wake Up and Dream Thurs. Tri. Sat, - August 28-30 Ronald. Reagan, Alexis Smith and Zachary Scots The best-selling novel by Stephen Longstreet and the first post-war appearance of Ronald Reagan.. bring you love and adventure in the horse -breeding country along Stallion Road Thurs., Fri, Sat. Randolph Scott, Ann Dvorak and Rhonda Fleming pl you Puke a story poked with r'ugged•aotiani and colored with the tints of the old West, SEI Abilene Town Coming — m -u FARMER'S DAUGHTER." Hill Coming—In Technicolor "WAKE UP AND DREAM" "THEIARMER'S DAUGHTER"A. starring Loretta Young 1 Mat.: Wed. Sat. holidays, 2.30' p.m. Mat: Sat. and holidays, 2.30 p.m. otice 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 deeeased are required to fele the same with the undersigned !S'olicit'or far the said Estate, on or before the 30th day of August, A.D. 1947, after wduich date the assets will be distributed amongst the parties 'entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which notice shall have been given. •, DATED at Clinton, this 12th day of August, AD. 1D47. F. FINGLAND, K.,C•, Clinton, Ont., Solicitor for the sail Estate. 33-4-510 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 file the same with the un- dersigned Solicitor for the said Es- tate on or before the 30th day of Au- gust, AD. 1947, after which elate the assets will be distributed amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which notice shall have been given. DATED at Clinton, this 12th day of •August, A.D. 1947. F. PINGLAND, KFC., • Clinton, Ont., Solicitor for the said Estate. 33-4-5-b C+WMMY•�,�I•�++1.s.► Your will tell you that our Delicious Freezer -Fresh ICE CREAM is the best you ever ate ! Try it to -day! WAITRESS" WANTED Preferably experienced CLAYTON'S ICE CREAM BAR Rattenbury 'St. E. Clinton SCHOOL OF COMMERCE CLINTON Register for Fall Term Starting Sept. 8, 1947 Authorized under the D.V.A. for Training Veterans Courses -- Clerical, +Stenogiviphic, Conimereial, Secretarial M. A. STONE, Commercial Specialist B. F. WARD, BA Vice-Prinoipal Principal 33-tfb The Heat is Terrific ! Watch Your Tires * * * DROP IN AND .SEE US AND HAVE THEM EXAMINED, THUS SAVING TIME AND EXPENSE AND ASSURING YOURSELF O1' A SAFE BOLIIWAY PRP VULCANIZING (24 -Hour Service) Harry Davies Tire and Battery WIIITE ROSE GASOLINE and OIL Phone 460 VICTORIA ST. CLINTON Layton's Supertest Garage - OPEN SUNDAY AUGUST 24 AND EVERY NIGHT NEXT WEEK TIRES, GASOLINE, OIL, BATTERIES ACCESSORIES and MECHANICAL REPAIRS eX° USED CAR SPECIALS 1934 DODGE SEDAN, good condition, 4 new fires 1934 PONTIAC SEDAN, excellent condition Girls, Here's Your Chance To Earn While You Learn 'Apply for Particulars To the Superintendent Clinton Kn'ittin.g company Ltd. ;..,•111.1 ,...41..41,.., j{l 111111111S11.112ll111111 rlflrllIMIIi111I111111 111t1A11SIIIAIrI11M11IS1111MINIMItl lialIi9M' Have Your Furnace i — 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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