Clinton News-Record, 1947-10-23, Page 5THURIS@A/Y, OCTO
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FOR SALE
••OINE+ D'IINING ROOM TABLE AND
••:si reeliaias--.all •solid oak. Phone 797W.
43b
GIRL'S GR$Y TWEED ;WI/NTE1t
..cast warlmly lined, sire 14, $5. Phone
33W: 43p
o +' NEW mamma PAID c'ool<
stove, one year old. Ted !Sanderson,
Albert St., phone 185J 48b
GOOD- IM/1LGE C10 5C STOVE IN
.good condition, white and grey enam-
el, wood or coal, reservoir. A. Garon,
.phone Clinton 312. 43-44p.
ALASEA REFRIGERATOR, eapaeity
100 lbs. Has three !acts, oak finish;
price $25. Apply A. D. Comfort at
ILay • Conneil's farm. 439
LADY'S ELAOK . WENri'ER COAT
wilhh Persian iamb trimming, new,
.size 14, must sell immediately; also
-monis blue ,pin -stripe worsted suit,
-size 42. Phone Minton 475. 48p
-CLOTHING - 5 LAMES' HdOAVY
winter coats, -sizes 221k -16-14
(ehemaois lined)', fur trirrnmed, cloth
-and tweed. Specially priced for quick
• sale. Martins Department Store, 'Olin-
• -'ton. • 43p
. ANTI -FREEZE $1.75 per gallon; 5
-gallons $1.65; 19 feet line shaft with
pulleys; heavy new 600x16 tubes, $3;
22 single shot rifle. Apply W. B.
-'Thompson, two miles west of ''Clinton
on No. 8 Highway. 43p
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE.•
TWO SHEEP AND FOUR LAMBS
':for sale. Apply Ninian Heard, phone
Clinton 9017'41, 43p
20 PIGS, SIX WEEKS OLD'. APPLY
David Campbell, Bayfield Line, phone
Minton 909r31, 43b
PROPERTY FOR SALE
BARN 72'xr2&'; ILITCIIEN 20'x12' ON
oak foundation. Apply to James A.
Dale, Clinton. 48p
SIX ROOM HOUSE, WATER., AND
electricity, hen •house and Large gar-
den. Apply Box'MS" NEIWS•h 5I50J RD,,
BUPLDING LOT 012 RAGLAN ST.,
Clinton, with orchard and trees; will
sell in one parcel or divided. Mrs.
Ilene Henri, phone Clinton223.
4128p
A 0NE'-STORIEY FRAi1VIE: DWELL-
ing in .Clinton.; Hydro, water, ,barn
on property. Innmediate possession.
Apply to H. C. Lawson, Real Estate
Broker, ,phone 251W. 3&btf
SMALL HOUSE RE0EINTLY moved
to Kirk St. Weald make a comfort-
able home for a small family and
could be made liveable in a month's
time. Apply to James Elliott, Dublin.
• 39btf
FOR SALE ---WELL ESTABLISHED
machine shop, fully equipped., cen-
trally located. Purchase price includes
building, equipment and stock. AAp�,ly
H. 0. Lawson, Real Estate Broker,
phone 251'w, 43btf
- PROPERTY FOR RENT
WELDING NOW OCCUPIED BY C.
EX, E'xprees will be for rent the be-
ginning of November. P. H. Powell,
phone Canton 907r4. 48-44b
SEILVIOEi STATION POR LEASE.
The White Rose Service •Station on
Victoria St., Clinton, Ont., will be
for lease on November 1, 1944. Ap-
pLieauts reply in writing to Box "W"
NEWS-2E00RID. 48b
AGENTS WANTED
WE ARE CONSTANTLY RF3CE1V-
in'g requests for our guaranteed pro-
ducts in your locality. Wray not
handle the agency and derive an in-
eorne of $36. to $60 weekly? Exclus-
ivity .assured. If you have selling
ability, start NOW I FAMILEX, Dept.
B..1600 Delorimier, rMnntreai.. 43-b
LOST AND FOUND
TWO PUREBRED ABERDEEN AN- LOST -<A. BLACK WALLET
• gas belle, one of serviceable age. G.•
R. <NNolVel, ,phone Clinton 633r14.
43-44p
'F,LVE DURHAM SPRING ,CALVES
for !rale. Apply W. H. Teenston, No.
13 Highway, R.R. 2, Clinton, phone
901x2.' 43-44b
PULLETS FOR SALE
125 LEaGHORN PULLETS, LAYING.
Air Keith Tyndall, phone Clinton
POULTRY WANTED
1-LIGHEST PRICES PAID POR No.
1 Dressed ahieirens, averaging five.
to seven pounds each. Stanley Bros.,
phone .Clinton 76. 43b
WANTED
SOMEONE ANXIOUS TO MAKE A
f ens extra dollars and to relieve
• suffer err .from Head colds Ha
Fever, Sinus, Deafness, Stiff
Neck, Bronchial and • Ci garette Coughs
by supplying NAMELESS Cold Retn-
e dry, Send 60e for trial Show it to
your friends and get started. It is
pleasant to use• and quick to relieve.
Address Purity Products, Exeter, Ont.
42-43-p
ACCOMMODATION W ANTED
URGENTLY NEEDED -• TWO OR
"three unfurnished rooms by civilian
couple. Phone 800r21. 43-440
HELP WANTED
GARDENER WANTED •TO OLEAN
vp garden for •winter, May choose
own time. Good wages. Phone 81.
481
CON-
taming valuable papers but no money
on Tuesday, October 14, 1947. Finder
please notify M. Madam and receive
reward. 43b
NOTICE
SAW PLLING DONE AT HOARD'S
Fruit Orchard one mile north of
town on No. 4 Highway.
40-44p
FULI3IiR BRUSH CO. REPRdEiSEN-
lative for 'Clinton and dlstriet-spe-
cial Christmas gifts,. 'Winnifred O'Neil,
phone 75J. 42btf
WE HAVE ON HAND FOR 1IIIIVIE-
diate delivery the Harvey Reid Bead
Hamner Mills both large and small
sire We are also taking orders for
spring delivery of Fleury -Bissell
tractor discs. Hyde Bros., Hensail,
Ont., phone 128W. 43h
MISCELLANEOUS
D AN•
DOUS
SLENDO,R TABLETS ARE EPFEC-
tive, 2 weeks' supply $1; 12 weeks'
$5, at Pennebaker's Drug Store.' 48h
OLD DISABLED HORSES FOR
mink feel, ,Sonne eater kindling for
sale. Ebner Trick, ,hone 90'7r5,
43-.4817
GARBAGE COLLECTION SERVICE
in Clinton starting Monday. Weekly
service, satisfaction guaranteed. Leave
your name at Box "2", NEWS -RE-
CORD. 42.43-)
WANTED TO BUY -cid horses an'l
dead enimais, siutable for mink feed.
If dead, phone alt once. Phone collect
Jack Gilbert, 936r21 or Fred Gilbert.
936132 Goderioh 25-btfh
CkIRIST JESUS CAME INTO THE WORLD
WHY? -- TO SAVE SINNERS. - 1 Tint. 1:15
WHO ARE THE SINNERS? - YOU and L • - Rom. 3: 23
'HOW CAN WE BE SAVED? --- Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ
and thou shalt be saved. -- Acis 16:31
TUNE IN -Pilgrim's Hour, 7.7.30 E.S.T. Sunday eve.
RADIO STATION CKLW, WINDSOR
ME
While they:last t .we are offer-
ing -our conmplete stock of Fall
TOPCOATS as a real saving
Aro yof.
Reg. $24 to $29.50
Now at $15 to $19
REALLY "TOPS" IN TOPCOATS!
Pickett .and Campbell
Agents for Tip Top Tailora, Cambridge Clothes, Scott McHale Shoes
)P&TONE 25 , ,,, , a,, CU:WON
BIRTHS
()LEAVE - In Clinton Community
Hospital, on Wednesday, 'October
82, 1947, to Mr.:and iMns. Logan
Cleave, Stanley Township, a dauglt
•ter.
TAYLOR --- In Clinton •Community
Hbspatal, on •Saturday, October 18,
to, .Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor,
Vaana, a son.
11ARRiES - In Clinton Community
I Hospital, on Thursday, October 23,
1947, to Mr. and Mrs. Allan Harris.,
Bayfteid, a son.
LIGH'FFOOT-In Clinton Oonsnun ty
Hospital, on Thursday, October 23,
to 1VPr. and airs. Adan Lightfoot,
Stanley Township, a 'son.
MARRIAGES
1VbcidAY41AWLO -.In Knox United
Church manse, Auburn, on iS'atur-
day, October 18, 1947, by Rev, A.
G. Hewitt, F'erne Doreen LawwIor,
elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George H. Lawlor, Auburn, to 'Ger.
old Thomas McKay, Gait son of
IMr. and MTS. Thomas J.. IMcKiay,
Galt, • ,
• DEATHS "
)301/PON-In H•ensall, on Tuesday,
October 21, John Bolton, husband
of Josephine Ford, in his 69th year.
Funeral frown -his late residence to
3teTaggart's cemetery at 2 p.m.,
Friday, October 24.
WYATT-At the home pf dir. and
Mrs. Jeremiah Taylor, Auburn, on
Sunday, October 19, 1947, Mrs.
Bertha Cunningham Wyatt, wife of
the late William Henry Wyatt, in
het 81st year. Funeral from the
Taylor residence to Maitland ceme-
tery, 'Goderieh, Tuesday afternoon,
Cotober 21.
IN MEMORIAM
McClinchey-In loving memory . of
William McLailttchey who passed
away two yearns ago, October 25,
1945.
God took him hosne,
It was His will;
But in our hearts
He liveth still.
Ever remembered by We, family and
grandson, John R. Cools. 43-b
IN 1VIBMORXAM
us -miner -In loving memory of a
dear wife and mother, Mrs. Charles
Stewart, who 'passed away one year
ago, October. 24, 1946.
"Weep not for me or wish hue back,
I now from pain am free.
And in my Jesus' arms I zest,
Where I have longed to be.
You Neatened for me beside my bed
And now I watch for you,
And when you reach that golden
gate
I will come and lead yon through,
Had He asked, well I know,
I would havo said, "Oh, spare the
blow"
Yes, with weeping eyes would ntay:
"Lord, we love her; let her stay."
In love she lived, in peace she died;
Icer life was asired, and itt'!em d.
So we will be brave oar darling,
n
g,
And pray to God each day,
That when he calls us home to Hea-
ven,
Your loving smile may guide the
way,"
Ever remembered by husband, daugh-
ter and sons. 43-b
FURNISHED APARTMENT or TWO
rooms, for RCAF couple, at once. No
children. Box "R", NEWS -RECORD.
43p
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
1931 PLYMOUTH •SEDAN, NEW
tires, heater, seal -beam lights. Har-
vey Ashton, phone Clinton 174R.
43-44b
CANADIAN PACIFIC
Timetable
Eastward Westward
No. 640 No. 637
Leave Arrive
4.85 p.m. Goderich 1.10 p.nt.
4.40 pan. M'eneset 1.04 p.m.
4.49 p.m. McGaw 12.57 pan.
4.58 ,p.n. Auburn 1249 p.m.
5.09 pan. Blyth 12.38 .pan.
5.21 p.m. Walton 1225 p.m.
5.32 .pan, McNaught 12.14 p.m,
7,19 pan. Guelph Jet. 10.00 am.
8.30 p.nn. Arr. Ly, 8.80 am,
Toronto (Union Station)
Merl, Women Over 40
Feel Weak,•Won a, OM?
Wan Normal Pep, Vim, Vitality '1
buns weak, rundown, oxhauatsU condition mike
1050..1(01 150005 out, old?' Try 010,2x,. Costala9
Bnu00a1 tonics, stimulants, 000n nCnaed 4100.00 or
40. 40000104 loon 0415150,1, nkosp5050,, VlEamin
Th. 73oi ),a .,oil and 000na1 pep, vim, vltall5y.. (105
Ostrew Toole. m5105, Two 4000010 mn1 alte9. For
sato at all 00011 11r110 stoma 000rywhere.
CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL DESIGNS
For Every Occasion
C. V. COOKE
FLorrasT
Phones: 66w. and 66j
BEAUTY SHOPPE
Shampoo
Manieure
Finger Waves
.Permanents
.ETHEL TBOMPSON
Princess St. East., ' Phone 585
59-tf
Bacon Hog Club
TheBaron Hog .Club Policy of OM,•
ario Department of Agriculture has
been designed with a view to mraking
high class boarsavailable in those
communities where they are not be-
ing maintained, +and where their use
is •essential to improvement' in type
and quality of the market hogs pro-
duced. It is not intended to inter=
fere with the activities of those in-
dividuals who fallow the practise of
parchasing beam endd offering them.
for public service.
In recognition of the eosstribution
that ,palg testing has made to the
improvement .of bred swine, the pur-
chase of boars placed under this pol-
icy will be limited to those tracing
to encoders qualified in •advanced re-
gistry.
e-gis'try
Regulations
1. This policy shall be applicable
in any community eat the Province of
Ontario.
2. Boars will be made av'ail'able'
on a rental basis to clubs organized
for the bandit of members and others
in the coanreuniity.
3. A club shall consist of not less
than .sax Members owning at, least
20 •sow.
4. The Ontario Live Stock Branch
reserves the right tor refuse applied -
ions from clubs located in close pro.
ximity to clubs already established.
It is suggested that caretakers
should reside at least four miles
aprart.
5. C1ube must assume responsib-
ility for providing comfortable living
quarters for bears and for maintain..
Ong them in healthy breading condit-
ion at all times.
6. Clubs will be required to keep
recerdis of sows • bred during the year
and will be expected to submit re-
ports covering same at the end of
each calendar year. Books for keep-
ing records and forms for submitting
reports will be suppliedby the
Branch.
7. Clubs e'upplied with young boars
willbe needed to keep them at least
two years. If mature boars are
pia'eced, contracts wail cover one year
terms. In the event that a boar
proves unsatisfactory .art service, re-
placement will be made by the
Branch.
8. Boars will always remain ,the
property of the Ontario Live Shock
Branch and must be available for
inspection by members of the Branch
at all times.
9. Clubs will be required to assume
responsibililty for marketingboars
when their period of usefulness to
the club is at an end, in accordance
with instructions issued by the sup,
envising officer of the Branch. Ail
proceeds from the sale of boars or
stage shall be remitted to the Branch
;following marketing.
10. All 'boars placed under this
peliey shall have at least one parent
and/or two grand parents qualified
in Advanced Registry. Should the
demand exceed the supply applieat•
ions enay be refused or action defere
ed until such time as suitable boars
are available.
11. The Ontario Lave Stock Braneh
will assume no responsibility for
damage done to persons 00 property,
that might atise front any action on
the part of the boars.
12. The Ontario Live Stook Branch
will pay transportation charges on
bends to the nearest station of the
club, except where the distance in-
volved is less than 20 miles. In mai
cases clubs will be expected to take
delivery of the boar at the breeder's
premises or some intermediate point.
18. Rental contracts •will date from
May 1, and/or November 1. When
boors•are pieced during other months
of tate year each contract •shall be -
cane effective from the first base
date following the .placing of the
boar.
14. Clubs -will be charged rental at
the following rates: -
When young boars are placed the
rental for the •Burst year shall be
$10.00, and for the second year $5.00
If a boar is retained for more than
two years or is exchanged for, or re-
ploced by a mature boar, no rental
will be ehaeged.
Rental rust be paid annually in
advance.
RESERVED SEATS
ROYAL WINTER FAIR
NOV. 16. 26
This year the Royal Witter Fair
is bigger and brighter than ever,
Reserve seats must be obtained
immediately by out-of-town visit-
ors, as there is only a limited
number of seats available and the
demand is great.
Afteratoons' $1.50, $1.'y5, $2
and' including general
Evenings J admission.
Enclose a self-addressed 'envel-
ope with your cheque or money
order, to Mr. C. R. Nash, -,
do Royal Winter Fair,
Coliseum, Toronto.
DO IT NOW
18BFOILF `IT'S T00 LIATB
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ROXY ''THEATRE
CLINTON'
Now 'Playing. -.(Oct. 23.25)
John Payne, Maureen O'Hara in
"MIRACLE ON 34th STREET"
Man,, Tues., Wed. (Oat. 27.29);
- NOTORIOUS.
Adult Entertainment
A maxi and woman adventure ho a
land of sinister shadows where
every eye holds a challenge end
every secret• has a price.
Cary Grant, Ingril Bergman and
Claude Rains
Thurs., Fri., Sat.' (Oct. 30 -Nov. 1)
Don Ameche, Catherine McLeod
and Roscoe Karns
The towering story of a turbulent.
love told to the thunder of homes'
hoofbeats,
THAT'S MY MAN
Matinees: Sat, holidays, 2.30 p.m.
v
CAPITAL THEATRE
G O D'E R I C 13
New Playing -"HOMESTRETCH"
in Technicolor
Cornel Wild'e, and Maureen O'Hara
Mon., Tues,, Wed.
Adult Entertainment
Margaret Lockwood, James Mason
Patricia Roe
Adventure that will thrall you, a
story of intrigue, •paseion and vi-
olence.
THE WICKED LADY
Thurs., Fri„ Sat. -Two Features
Paul Campbell, Paul Henry and
Harry Davenport
In the rollicking story of the bang
tails .and the people who raise them
SPORT OF KINGS.
Penny Singleton, Arthur Lake and
Larry Simms
It's the .Bun:Ideads again n a new
adventure.
Blondie's Holiday
Coming -"DEAD RECKONING"
Adult Entertainment
REGENT THEATRE
S E A F O R T H
Now Playing--
"GREAT
laying-"GREAT EXPECTATIONS"
By Charles Daekens - The year's
Tined prodnaotion.
Mon., Tues., Wed.
Admit Entertainment
Merle Oberon, George Brent
and Charles Korvin
Sn which the duplicity of false
friends is offset by a great loyalty
TEMPTATION
Thurs., Fr., Sat. -
Don Ameehe, Catherine McLeod
Presenting a comedy -drama about
which you hear little, but will en-
dorsa as one of ilia best you've
seen.
THAT'S MY MAN
Presbyterian WA Has
Interesting Meeting
The W, A. of the Peeshytexiaii
Church and on Tuesday, Ootober 7, in
the S. S. room with it geed attend-'
ante. In the absence of Mrs. Twitchell
the vice president, Mos. Lane, took
the ohair.
A hymn was sung and then Mrs.
Lane read the 9dht chapter of E'ccl'ess-
iastes followed by a reading and a talk
on "Whatsoever thy hand findeth to
de, do it with alt thy Might" The see.'.
retary's end treasuree's' repents. were
read by afrs. Maxwell.
Hostesses appointed for Novetiiber
acre Mrs. Gook and Mrs. Gibson. I-1+aaMt-
ine business was discussed and the
ladies spent the afternoon quilting.
Later IVars..MeTaggart and Mrs. Nott
served lovely refreshments. The
meeting closed with prayer.
SHOWS PICTURES
Ellwood Epps, well known Clinton
sportsman, was the guest of Strat-
ford Lions Club when he showed two
eels of films which he took on trips
to Northern Ontario. Throughout
'he showing of the pastures, interest -
ng comments on and descriptions of
articular scenes, were given by the
peaker.
a
SHELL GARAGE I
wall
'7
da
' be open s a week
P.Y
and 24 hours a day.
For a complete check-up
bring your ear in to -day to
Stanley's Garage
C. L, Stanley, Proprietor
MEMBERS of BRANCH 140
of the
CANADIAN LEGION
are reminded of the
MONTHLY MEETING
to be held in the
Legion hall on
Monday, .October 27,
and are requested to attend
The New
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AP"LES
A Nice Crop of
SPYS
Come to Orchard for best
value for a supply
C. HOARE
FRUIT FARM
OPEN
Clinton's Newest Strop
Specializing in:
Golden Brown FRENCH FRIES .. , 10e,
HAMBURGERS .. .. , ........ 15c
HOT DOGS 10e
SANDWICHES
TEA COFFEE MILK
SOFT DRINKS CIG iRETTES
We axe well known to many of you through operations at
Grand Bend during the summer
PARRY'S SNACK BAR
Fairhahne Dairy Building
Clinton
1
Coming- `''WIC1iBD LADY"
Adult Entertainment
Matinees: Sat., holidays, 2.30 p.m,
vje
HALLO
WE'EN
HARD TIME DANCE
RCAF Station, Clinton
'FEATURING
a 'THE CENTRAL AIR COMMAND
FAMOUS DANCE BAND
ON
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31
Commencing 9.00 p.ln.
* *
Dance Prizes Costume Prizes
ADMISSION $1.00 PER COUPLE
Lots of
Hostesses Lots of Itefresimionts
Moths Eat The Year Round! 1
• We are equipped to, DE -MOTH your upholstered furni-
ture, rugs, draperies, This can be done in your home or
on our premises. MOTH CRYSTALS, deadly to moths and
larvae, but harnriess to human beings.
Minor u .
repairsItEE
CI
AY
GE
during d -m
0 othiaa
g
W. L. MOORE, Proprietor
WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED
Huron and Orange Sts.
PHONE 62
Clinton
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PLACE TO LOOK
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THIS WEEK -
Animal Sweat Shirts to meet the Fall Season
c
5 doz. only, sizes small, medium and
Large. Splendid quality Spun Rayon,
brushed to a nice even nap. Pullover 79, -
styles
styles with knitted bands, cuffs and
neat fitting crew neck. Each pullover
has animal, designs in contrasting L-
colors to harmonize with ground n
shade. Colors of Brown, Red, Fawn
and Royal 'Blue. Regular $3.95 and
$4.95 values, This Week $2.95 Eaeh
Men's "Khaki Shade" Dress Shirts
Officers' Style in a nice fine quality. Sizes 14 to 1'7
Each $3.50.
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E Ladies' Skirts: A few more added to this rack
"Odds" Your Choice $1.00
The To
PHONE 324 (Beecher Streets in charge) ' CLINTON
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We now have a supply of new tubs in new
styles. Be sure to see them before buying.
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
HUGH R. HAWKINS
PLUMBING and HEATING,
Business 244 Phone Residence 470