Clinton News-Record, 1947-09-04, Page 5"THURSDAY, 'SEPTEMBER 4, 1947
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FOR SALE
:112cCLARY ANNEX, GOOD' •CONDI.
tion, good Theater. Phone 617r34. 36b
IM(k1)4EiBbi NIENE=P0lilaV DINING
room suite, walnut finish with velour
upholstering. Apply Proctor Palmer,
1 R2, Clinton, phone 901r31. 36p
•
*QUANTITY OF ,GIRLS' CLOTHING;
good condition, size 10-12 years.
Phone Olimtan 34$131. 86b. AARMa91N AND WIFE, two daughters,
one schoolage, require furnished or
partially furnished accommodation in
Clinton from approximately Septem-
ber 1 until June • 1948. Very good re-
ferences. Please 'wrrje or contact L
Kennedy, Richmond St., Centralia.
360
PROPERTY FOR SALE
SIX ROOMED COiPTA,GE,, 124513L
bock., garageattached; nlls•o barn 20'
x40', enitable for- truck. Immediate
possession. Apply Mrs. E. Pieleard,
Spencer St. 36-37p
BOARDER WANTED
LADY BO1AIRDEIR WANTED in good
lune. Would give board and room.
For particulars write Post Office Box
186, Clinton. 36-37;p
ACCOMMODATION WANTED
TWO OR THREE ROIOIMS, furnished
or unfurnished, by couple with two
children. Box "V",Y News-Reeord.
36p
USED DENIINIG ROM! TABLE with
.alive leaves; in excelllent oondition. A•p-
pry Beattie's Furniture- store, 36b
o ^'CORN• BINiDER FOS? PURE — FOR
Sale 60 yearling laying hens: tractor
plow, out -throw disc $8; rubber tired
wagon $45. Apply W. B. Thompson,
:two miles west of Olinton on No. 8
highway, 36p
.ELEICTIEC ,COQVISOILFJ RADIO —
Strom!berg Carlson, price $30; I{octal:
<eamera, postcard size, Bausch •and
Lomb lens, price $10; ,electric shaver, HELP WANTED
$1; music stand P. Agp1y' Robert •
Winter, Blanth, phone 188. 3Gp WA,NTFID—.TWO GOOD RELIABLE
girls to work in grocery store; ,also
'CORN ON THE GOB — ORDERS boy for delivery. T. R. Thompson.
'phoned in during day will- be deliv- 36p
erect' the• same evening; also taking WANIEID-01RL MT13 PIT LEAST
orders for pears. Will also install that
'new :Atlas tire or battery any tiane
.you drive in, Ray Cartwright, phone
.-.803r31, Imperial Service Station.
1924 CtHiEfVROLdfr COACH FOR.
;sale, god tires. Apply Ross Fitz-
simons, phone 32, Clinton. 36b
WANTED TO BUY
ICE BOXES, ANY COiNDFFION.
Write or phone C. Woods, second
hand store, 12 Feast St.,. Goderich,
phone Goderioh 242j. 24-btfb
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
TEAM LITTLE( PIGS, SIX WEEKS
-old. Apply .Ross Fitzsimons, phone
•'Clinton 32. 36h
-SOW AND LITTExR. OF TEN PIGS,
"Two weeks old. 'Apply Tom Martell,
-RR2, Bayfield, phone Clinton 906r25.
30-37b
ONE: HEIRPD'O03+g BULL CALF, of
serviceable age. Apply Stewart
,$choenhals, Goderieh township, phone
:Clinton on 903r12. 35-36p
'ONE GOOD DURHAM COW SIX
years old, due to freshen within a
weak; 200 hybrid pullet„ Rock and
Leghorn, 3112 months •old. Gordon
' Turner, phone Clinton 9061.8. 38p
LOST AND FOUND
LOST — LARGE DARK YELLOW
:.and white collie dog. Answers to name
'of "Skipper". Phone Roy Connell',
808r4, Clinton, collect. 36p
three years' high school education for
local bank. Apply PA. Boa340, ,Olin -
ton, Ontario. 86-3'7b
TWO W 1'BRIFSSDS WANTED FOR
lunch room at once. Apply Hotel ,Oiln-
ton, phone 793. 36b
POULTRY FOR SALE
60 'SUS'SEX X NEW HAMPSHIRE
Pullets, for sale, starting to lay. 'Bill
Fotheringham, phone Clinton 628r11.
36p
300 PULLETS OiVRR SIX MONTHS
old, laying well, N.R. x B.R. hybrids -
Scott's breed. Secord Marten, Sea -
forth, phone 845r3, Seaforth. 36p
MISCELLANEOUS.
"WALK A BLOCK OR A MILE,
Lloyd's for your feet will .bring a
smile". Lloyd's Corn Salve, 50c at
Pennebaker's .Drug Store. 3613
WANTED TO 13UY Old horses and
dead animals, siutable for mink feed,
If dead, phone at once. Phone collect
Jack Gilbert, 936r21 or 'Fred Gilbert,
986r32, Goderich. — 25btfh
NOTIOEI ALL FUER COWS ARF
higher' Let us "Fleece -line your
Home" blown roekwool insulation and
• ST RAYED�IiAtfLGP; COLLIE save fuel with more comfort year
DOG, round and added fire protection. For
dark with feet, collar, nose and tip free estimate and .terms phone 4 Olin_
,of tail white. May have same by pay- ton,or. write Rowland 0. Day, 5
ing for ad, etc. Apply A. IL Warner, Thrnton Ave., London, Pneumatic
713eyfieid. ' ' :''4.74 Insulating Co. Ltd. 36bte
'TEENAGERS
If you are enrolled at good old CCI this year, you'll have one
MUSTin your
black
book — a pair of GYM SHOTS. A mere trivi-
ality, you say, but everybody wears them and at present our stock
is complete.
GIRLS' GYM OXFORDS IN BLUE OR WHITE, ALL SIZES
BOYS' AND MIEN'S GYM SHOES, LOW OR HIGH, ALL SIZES
KIDDIES' PLAY OVERALLS
Fall is just around the corner, so now is the, time your child re-
quires clothingthat is warm but not cumbersome. A pair of Cor-
duroy Overalls is the answer to your problem and we have them
in a full 'range of sizes from 1 to 6 in darker shades for fall. We
are also featuring a line of Cottonade Overalls, sanforized shrunk,
sizes 1 to 6, in blue, green or khaki, priced to suit your budget.
YARD GOODS IN STOCK
Prints, broadcloths, pyjama flannelette (stripe or floral), white
flannelette, bleached or unbleached cotton, flannelette or cotton
sheeting, denim and plaid shirting.
PickettrL2 ,:k ::.. di ant
Agents for Tip Top Tailors, Cambridge Clothes, Seott Meliele Shoes
PHONE 25 CLINTON
OPEN SUNDAY
AND EVERY NIGHT NEXT WEEK
s h{ 11 Servi a Stasi.+'n
CLA1 KE L. STANLEY, Proprietor
Icing's Highway 8 Clinton Huron St
mgr
Sale of
FUIRINITURE'
CHINA
PRODUCE
Sponsored by Hospital Aid
CLINTON' LIONS ARENA
IUTCJF2FN UTENSILS
CUTLERY, Etc.
S'tewb& 6
at 8 p.m.
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ADDED ATTRACTIONS
Fortune Telling Clowns
Pony Rides Games of Chance
Side Shows
BIRTHS
COWING In Clinton Community
hospital on ,Saturday, August 30,
1947, to :Mr .and Mrs. Norman Gow-'
Mg, Blyth, a daughter.
1HJ08LLr~On Thursday, .August 28,
1947, to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hu-
gi11, RR 2 Seafort'h,' a daughter.
LEONARD—In Toronto on Puesclay,'
August 26, 1947, to Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Leonard (nee Doris Feather
ston) twin daughters (Sonja Gail
and Linda :Claire).
SEEP—In Clinton Community hos-
pital, on Wednesday, 'September 3,
1947, to Mr. and Mrs, Thomas
Steep, Clinton, a son.
YEO--In Clinton Community hospital
on Sunday, August 84, 1947, to Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Yeo, RR 8, Olin-
ton,
linton, a son (Lentis William),
MARRIAGES
MUGGER-NEMGd9R--At the home
of the bride's :parents, Clinton, on
:Monday, September 1, 1947, by ,Rev,
Andrew Inane, Clara Margaret, only
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. 'Mer-
ritt Nec iger, Clinton, to William
Wilson, only son of Mrs. Thelma
Bruner and the late Francis Drug.
ger, Seaforth.
ROB130NSaSUTTI7R In Wesley-
- Willis United ehnroh, Clinton, on
Wednesday, September 3, .1.947, at
4.80 p.m., by Rev. Andrew Lane,
Eileen Emma, younger daughter of
dMr. and Mrs. John A. Sutter, Clin-
ton, to LAC Robert Perry Robbins,
Centralia, only son of Mr. and 'Mrs.
B. Albert Robbins, Laird, Sask.
SMPPII--COWAN In Main Street
United Church Parsonage, Exeter,
on :Saturday, August 30, 1947, by
Rev. H. J. ,Mahoney, B. D., minist-
er of the church, Beth Elaine,
eldest daughter of 14Irs, , Hannah
Cowan, Exeter, and the late Keith
Cowan, Montagne, PEI., to John
William, eldest son of Mr. and
Mrs. Orville Smith, Zurieh
DEATHS
HOD(r'I'NS --In Toronto, suddenly, on
Friday,• August 29, 1
947
Reginald
Walter Hodgins, youngest son of
the late Rev. James W. Hodgins,
,Seaforth. Funeral from Christ
church, Toronto, to Avondale ceme-
tery, Sticatforcl, August 31.
JOHNSTON--In St, Joseph's Hos-
pital, London, on Sunday, August
3.1, 1947, Miss Emma Johnston,
Funeral Home, Hensall, to Hensall
Fuseral Home, Hensall, to Hensel].
Union Cemetery Wednesday, Sent -
ember 3,
Happy - Peter
Peter Petersen is the supreme
optimist, always seeking out Ma
brighter side of every situation. The
other day Peter was digging' away
at the weeds in his potato patch,
+which had gained a tremendous
hoadstart during the genial garden,
er's enforced absence, when a neigh-
bor leaned over the fence and re.
marked, "Makes it harder to have
the weeds so thick, doesn't it?"
Buteter refuseddiscour-
aged. to be scou
d
aged.
"Nope; easier," he rejoined.
"You don't have to walk so far to
the next weed."
Theme of Canada• 's national wo-
men's organizations at the Canadian
National Exhibition this year is "We
Build Canada"
LOST AND FOTJNL
WOULD THE PEIRSONWHO found,
in the Roy Theatre, a large brown
Nestle purse containing a billfold,
please Ieave purse at NEWS -RE-
CORD office. 36p
WEED CUTTING
Township of 'r'uekersmilth
The Township of Tuckersnnith :will
pay for weed cutting en township
roads at the rate of 2 aents,per rod,
provided such work le done on or
before .SIIPTES BEJR 15, and accounts
rendered to and passed by Road Sup.
erintendent Robert Dalrymple, Eg-
mondwille, by October 1, 1947.
No accounts rendered after this
date will be paid,
•
E. P. CHESNEY,
Clerk
36-37b
CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL DESIGNS
For Every Occasion
C Vm COOKE
FLORIST
Phones: 66w and 66j
BEAUTY SHOPPE
Shampoo
Manicure
Finger Waves
Permanents
ETHEL THOMPSON
Prineess St. East„ Phone 585.
59-tf
Black Knights, LOL,
Attend Divine Service
Members of the Black Knights and
Huron County Orange brethren att-
ended divine service in the United
Church Blyth, -Sunday morning, The
parade formed at the L. 0. L. lodge
rooms and moved to the church
headed by the Woodham "fife' and.
'drum band of L. 0. L. 492.
The church was filled for the sere
vice, the Orangemen occupying the
centre pews and the band the side
pews. Donald McNeil sang a solo,
accomnpanied. by A.. F. Cook.
;Rev. Mr. Huddleston, Milverton
prearhed on the ,subjelt, "The rise
and fall of Protestantism from the
time of Christ's .aseensioit until the
time of Constantine " `
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----An interesting article' to Clinton
sans swears in the July 28 issue of
Life Magazine. This article shows
the, picture of Fred Wallis, younger.
son of the late Mr. and Mrs. 0. J.
Wallis, of town.
The article concerns the work of
the •M'etropolitan Life Insurance Conn.
panyt_ Part of its work in investing
the money "loaned" them by people
who use their insurance policies is
used for a building program and at
the present time they have several
housing projects under way. The pic-
ture shows Mr. Wallis and two other
gentlemen looking over plana for
Stuyvesant Town, a 490 million New
York "city" which will house 24,000
people.
Mr. Wallis graduated from the Clin-
ton schools and later from the school
of Practical Science, University of
Toronto. He manned the former Ahbie
Stewart; daughter of Mr. and' Mrs.
Adam Stewart, Stanley Township.
They have two children, Abigail Anne
and Charles Adams. The family live
in Westport, Conn., and Mr. Wallis
commutes daily to hie work in New
York (Sty. '
Mr, Wallis is a brother of W. C.
Wallis, of town.
The average housewife spends one
third of all her daytime hours in the
kitchen. Best entry in the remodell-
ed kitchen contest at the •Canadian
National :Etehibition will be set up
for CNE visitors to see in the "Wo-
men's World", West Annex, Coliseuu.
AUCTION SALE
Of Household Effects, in Town of
Goderich, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6
at 12.30 9.nz.
at 11 Elgin Ave.
Beach Electric Range, ilelvinator,
kitchen cabinet, electric Singer sew-
ing machine; electric Beatty washing
machine, Duncan Phyffe walnut table
and 6 chaira; walnut desk; 3 piece
chesterfield suite;
Several oil paintings by Goff:
round, black walnut table; walnut
gate-leg table •occasional chairs;
General Electric radio; large bev-
elled mirror; walnut wall what -not:
walnut knee -hole desk and chair:
fireplace fender and irons; pair of
crystal mantel lumps; floor lamps,
etc.; needlepoint foot stool; needle-
point corner chair;
3 -piece walnut bedroom suite; twin
walnut -finished beds, bedding and
mattresses; Airway vaccuum sweep-
er; curtains; rugs; china; etc.
TERMS: CASH.
Mrs.
.D.
>✓ Brown Flan 1
o dace.
J coon
Proprietress . Auctioneer
E. P. Chesney, Clerk
36b
ROILY THEATRE
C L I N T O'N
Now Playing_.. (Sept. 4-6)
"THEE FARMER'S DAUGHTER"
with Loretta Young
Mon., Tues., Wed. (Sept. 8.10)
Wake • Up And Dream
June Haver, John Payne and '
Connie 'Marshall
star in this, delightfol 'screen adap_
talion of Robert 1 athan'•s "En-
chanted Voyage". A tale of faith
and romance filmed in Technicolor
Thurs., Fra, Sat. ` (Sept. 11.13)
Gene Autry, Lynne Roberts and
Sterling Holloway
Seven catchy tunes in Antry's new
picture. A rrmbdern-jliay western
with plenty of comedy that should
appeal to the whole family,
Sioux City Sue
Coming—. (Sept. 15-17)
"SMASH-UP"
II Adult Entertainment
CAPITAL THEATRE
GODERICH
Now Piaying—
Tyrone Power and Don Ameche in
ALEXANDER'S RAGTIME BAND
Mon., Tues., Wed.
Bette Davis, Paul Henreid
and Claude Rains
A great dramatic cast features 0
terrific ',drama based on human
dlwplicity.
Deception
Thurs., Fri., Sat.`
Roy Rogers and Trigger with
the Sons of the Pioneers
pre's rt a singing Western story
in • the newly perfected TrucoIor
,process.
Apache Rose
Coming—
"CAESAR AND CLEOPATRA"
A Special in Technicolor
REGENT THEATRE
S E A F O R T H
Now PIaying— Technicolor
Douglas Fairbanks Jr. in
"SINB•AD THE SAILOR"
Mon., Tues., Wed.
Joan Crawford, John Garfield'
and Oscar Levant
Excelilent music its a feature of this
story concerning a concert violin-
ist and his rise to fame..
Humoresque
Thurs., Fri., Sat.
Roy Rogers and his �w:onder-horse
Trigger, with the singing Sans of
Pioneers in a awd£t action tale of
the plains.
My Pal Trigger
Coming "'SMASH -TTP"
Adult.Entertainntent
Mat: Sat. and holidays, 2.30 p.m.
EDUCATIONAL EXHIBITS
Great -strides have :been made in
education over the last five years
despite the war. Canadian National
Exhibition authorities have arranged.
to present a graphic and: factual pict-
ure of these advances around the
world; Educational exhibits are loc-
ated in Teen Town, mezzanine floor,
Automotive Building.
AUCTION SALE
Having disposed of my property on
corner of Fulton and Dunlop .Sts., I
have instructed, Edward W. Elliott
to sell by Public Auction on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6
at 1.30 p.m. Sharp (DST)
the following household .effects:
,Ohesterfield suite; studio coach;
occasional chair; 2 wicker chairs;
leather rocking chair; mahogany
rocking chair; odd " ining room
chairs; mantle mirror; bridge lamp;
oak hall table; 2 bedroom suites, in-
cluding beds, dressers, dhest of draw-
ers, and 2 inner aping mattreses;
Moffatt combination 1
ate n e
ectrrco
w ea
and coal range; Tudhope rangette,
2 -burner hot plate; electric heater;
modern breakfast suite in maple; 2
breakfast suites, including 2 tables
(1 drop leaf), 8 chairs, and 2 cup-
boards, 6 dining room chairs; lin-
olemn 10'x12'; linoleum 9'x12'; eon-
goleum rug; scatter rugs; lawn
mower; wheel barrow; garden hose;
dishes, cooking utensils; and numer-
ous other articles, TERMS CASH.
Lorne 3. Brown Edward W. Elliott
Proprietor Auctioneer
• 35-361,
AUCTION SALE
Of Household Effects at the home
of Mrs. George Cook, AIbert St. N.,
on
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 10
at 1.30 p.nt. Sharp (DST)
consisting of the following:
Dining room suite, consisting of 6
chairs, table and china cabinet; 3
rocking ehairs; small table; whatnot;
;
2 day beds, linoleum rug 12'x15';
bedroom suite; mattress and feather
Mattress; kitchen table; sideboard
and 7 kitchen chairs'; range, suitable
for wood or coal; Quebec heater; o
pairs curtains, nearly new; sealers;
cooking utensils, and numerous other
articles. TERMS CASH.
Mrs. Geo. Cook Edward W. Elliott
Proprietress Auctioneer
HOSPITAL AID
Marathon Brag. ge
EUCHRE FIVE HUNDRED CRIBBAGE
No entries accepted after September 20
Team entries by mail or phone
MRS. R. S. ATKEY, PHONE 3M
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Nice Crop of Early BARTLETT PEARS' and
Medium Crop of PLUMS. Ripe in about a week
COME TO THE ORCHARD FOR A SUPPLY
Also nice . SPY APPLES
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Fruits
MOTORISTS
Do You Know what this Means?
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An Automotive Lubrication Guide
for Passenger Cars and Light Trucks
Lubricate for Safety every 1,000 Miles
Or. Every 30 Days!
VULCANIZING (24 -Hour Service)
Harry Davies Tire and Battery
WHITE ROSE . GASOLINE and OIL
Phone 460 VICTORIA ST. ' • CLINTON
Tile progeny of hamburger now in-
cludes the following, as recorded in
Menoken's new ''Supplement to the
American language": Chickenburger,
cheeseburger, elamburger, lamburger,
nutburger, porkburger, beefburger
kirsc'hburger, barbecueburger, steak -
burger, spanaburger, huskiburger, bar-
b -burger, sausageburger, and wimpy -
burger,
"HOW SHALL WE ESCAPE IF WE NEGLECT SO
GREAT SALVATION?"
— Heb. 2:3
"Whosoever shall Ball 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.
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