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"'T'4IVRSDA;X, NiOnta3E11 13, 1947;
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
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FOR SALE
,CEDAR POSTS FOR SALE. APPLY
T. Booth, Sta.. 3, Clinton; ,phone 911r
116. 46-47-48p
'ONE ANNEX; 1929 ESSEX COACH;
:two 'w'heel ,trailer; Apply S. W. Nadi -
ger, phone 289. 46p
-BOY'S 0!C M. .SKATES, SIZE 6,
Price $6; leather jacket, size 36,
price $10' also overcoat for boy 12
.•or 14, $10. Mrs. David Wilson, phone
225. 4.6p
'TWO SETS OF DOUBLET IARiNiEIS'S
:and a quantity of well -rotted manure.
Apply Mrs. Arthur Welsch, phone
• Clinton 906r34. 46x
MAWS CC:M BICYCLE, PHONE
Clinton 490 in evenings. 46b
- DINETTE SUITE SIX PIECES,
buffet, extension table and four
chairs in cream and green; large
tsize Dutch oven; all in good .condi-
• tion. Phone 67. 46b
'FLECTRFC AND GASOLINE! Wash-
ers, immediate delivery, from $136.30,
'Transportation prepaid, B u d g e t
terms, special discounts to dealers.
'Christian's Electric and Hardware,
'Oshawa, Ontario. 45-48b
'KITCHEN RANGE "CLASSIC" IN
' good repair,:wdth reservoir and heat -
closet, burns coal or wood; kit -ellen
table; extension table; one congoleum
rug 9x101/2; one congoleum rug 7x9.
'Toni Elliott, phone 901r32, Clinton.
45-46p
"TABLE MODEL RADIO, FOUR -
tube super heterodyne with large 8-
-inch dynamic. speaker. Wonderful
electric tone. Uses two "B" batteries.
'Complete with nearly new two -volt
-"A" battery. W. J. Clark, Varna, or
phone Hensall 87r12. 45-46p
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
EiIGHT ,FEEDER STEERS. APPLY
'William Jenkins, phone Clinton 802r21
46p
"PUREBRED REGISTERED HERE -
ford bulls. Rosny Farms, Goderieh,
46 47 48 49-b
ANGORA RAB'BiTS, TO BE SOLD
''immediately; also girl's skates and
boots, size 4, good as new. Appy Box
-"B" NEWS -RECORD. 46p
'SHETLAND PONY iMAHE, 6 YEARS
old. Apply J. F. Howard, Hayfield,
phone Clinton 624r31. 46p
Nll , FINE PIGS, AND, TWO
head of cattle, one a white heifer
rising 19 months, the other a black
-steer, 11 months. Thomas S. Arkeli,
R.E.-2, Hayfield phone Clinton 906r95. •
40p
ONE DARK . RED SHORTHORN
bull 15 months old, a grandson of
'Oollynu Victor Royal Imported. 0. L.
'Switzer, Clinton, phone 614r31. 46p
WANTED TO BUY
OLD HORES 'AND DEAD ANIMALS
suitable for mink feed. Will pay 2c
a pound for horses and call and spick
up swine. Dead animals. according to
value. If dead phone at once. Phone
collect- ,Took Gilbert, 936r21, or Fred
Gilbert, 936r32, Goderieh. 45bt£
PROPERTY FOR SALE
SJiED 75x44, PROPERTY OF GOSH -
en United-€ihuroh, framed strueture,
sided with inch hemlock and finished
with pine shiplap painted, situated op
Goshen Line, five miles north of Zur-
ich, or three and three-quarters south
of Bayfield Road. Sealed tenders ac-
eeptect by the undersigned up to, but
not later than November 24, 1947.
All 'tenders subject to discretion of
board. W. J. Olark, RR. 1, Varna,
Ont. 46-47p
SMALL HOUSE RECENTLY moved
to Kirk St. Would make a comfort-
able home for a small fancily and
could be made liveable in a month's
time. Auply to James Elliott, Dublin.
39btf
100 ACRES LEVEL TUORL'litSIYWI'3I
county road farm, All tillable. Brick
house, furnabe, hard and soft water
pressure • system, drilled well. Garage.
Drivelled. Bern and strawshed base-
ment for cattle and hogs, litter car-
rier, water bowls, eleetrioity. Rare
opportunity. W. 0. Pearce, Realtor,
Exeter. 46 47-p
SIX ROOM FRAME HOUSE AT
end of Fulton St., with lights and
water, Apply Mrs. Harry Riley, Box
312, Londesboro, phone Blyth 25r14,
- • 46-47p
AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE
1934 MASTER 'CHEVROLET IN
fine shape. Phone 909r2, Clinton.
46p
LOST AND FOUND
LOST -- BILLFOLD CONTAINING
sum of money on Main St. of Clinton
Saturday morning, November 8. Re-
ward offered at NEWS -RECORD of-
fice. 46x
NOTICE
Aa ,0AR1RY9iNG ON THE FUR
buying of my father, the late Nor-
man East. See me before seeing else-
where. Murray East, R.R. 1, Clinton
46-52b
FULLER BRUSH CO. REP+PuES3ENi
tative for Clinton and district --spe-
cial Christmas gifts. Winnifred O'Neil,
phone 75J, 42btf
MISCELLANEOUS
OLD DISAfB'LED HORSES FOR
mink feed, .Some cedar kindling for
sale. Elmer Trick, ,phone 907r5.
43.48p
CORSETS CHARMS GARMENTS
for your individual figure needs; Pull
hips, average hips or narrow hips;
one-piece models with inner adjust-
able control if needed. Girdles and
brassieres. Price range $4.45 to
$21.50. Mrs. Harold Crittenden, Or-
ange St, Clinton, Box 153, phone 173.
44btf
IN MEMORIAM
_LDPPINGTON--Inloving memory of
our dear son and brother, William
Thomas Edgar Leppington, who
passed away five years ago, No-
vember 8, 1942.
-Up above where angels dwelleth,
Where there is no night or pain,
We shall be re -united,
ellevppiness shall reign again.
--Ever remembered by 'Mother,
:rib -,p
'Dad, and brothers, Roy and Jack'
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IN MEMORIAM
LEPF1NGTON-41i loving memory of
my dear brother, William Thomas
Edgar Leppington. who passed
away five years ago, November 8,
1942.
You're not forgotten, brother dear.
Nor shall you ever be
As long es life and memory last,
We shall reanernber thee.
—Ever remembered by sister,
Edith. and brother-in-law, Lloyd. Princess St. East.,
46-p
BIRTHS
ANDREWS -Lin Clinton Community
Hospital, on Monday, Nevenibar 10,
1947, to Mr. and Mis. Homer An-
drews, Clinton, a daughter.
MoKEEN--in Clinton Community
Hospital, on Wednesday, November
12, 1947, to Mh. and Mrs. William
MoKeen, Clinton, a daughter.
Mb ON r, Clinton Community Hosp-
ital, on Friday, November 7, 1947
to Me. and Mrs. Carman Moon,
Londesboro, a daughter.
PORTER — in Clinton Community
Hospital, on Sunday, November 9,
1947, to M. and Mgrs. Elgin Porter,
R.R. 4, Bayfield, a daughter. ,
WELBANKS—fn Clinton Community
Hospital, on Tuesday, November 11,
1947, to Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Wel-
banks, Clinton, a son.
DEATHS
BALL—Suddenly, in Clinton, on Mon-
day, November 10, 1947, William
Bali, in his 76th year. Resting at
Ball Bros. Funeral Home, High St.
Clinton, where service is being held
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Principals only
Direct confirmation on all orders
Also other general
Building 1ltaterials such as
Steel Nails in Iargojuantities
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Open Evenings till 8.00 p.m.
CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL DESIGNS
For Every Occasion
C. V. COOKE
FLORIST
Phones: 66w and 66j
BEAUTY SHOPPE
Shampoo
Manicure
Finger Waves
Permanents
ETHEL THOMPSON
Phone 585
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Weather Forecast
'COLDER WITH SNOW FLURRIES"
Don't be caught unprepared for the colder
days ahead. Drop in to -day and
see our array of
Men's and Boys'
OVERCOATS
We feel our selection of Tweeds, Meltons, Frieze Cloth
Bind' other fabrics is the best in town. A full range of
,sizes and shades for Men and Boys.
$17.95 to $39.50 ,
Parkas
For the lean or Boy who wants a real HARD-WEARING,
GOOD-LOOKING COAT, we recommend our windproof
and shower. -proof PARKAS. Quilted or Woollen Linings,
Fur -trimmed Hoods.
Sizes 4 to 44
$10.50 to $18,50
SEE OUR STOCK OF
Men's Leather Coats - Sharkskin Jackets
.Blanket Cloth Windbreakers
WE NOW HAVE A FULL RANGE 01?
Men's and Boys' Underwear
IN ALL MAKES AND SIZES•
ckett &Cm-sbeI1
Agents for Tip Top Tai'lors, Cambridge Clothes,
Scott McHale Shoes ,
PHONE 25 CLINTON
this afternoon (Thursday),' at 2,30 1
o'clock, to 101inton• Cemetery.
COULTES.--Tai Bhsevale, on Sunday,
November 9, 1947, Hannah Dia-
mond, beloved wife' of the late:
Thomas 'Cvultes, and grandmother
of Mrs. George C. German, Clinton,
Funeral from • Bluevale united
Church to Winghain Cemetery,
Wednesday afternoon, November
12.
WJRROW—In 01nton, on Sunday,
November 9, 1947, Berry Jarrow in
his 85th year. Funeral from Ball
Brothers Funeral Home, High St.,
Clinton, Tuesday, November 11, to
Bayfield Cemetery.
JOBNSTON-In ,Stanley Township,
en Sunday, November 9, 1947, John
Wellington Johnston, aged 75 years.
Funeral from his late residence,
Bayfield Road, Wednesday, Novem-
ber 12, to Bayfield Cemetery.
NOBLE—fin Wingham Hospital, on
Friday, November 7, 1947, William
Thomas Noble Blyth in his 84th
year. •FunA'ral from United Church,
Blyth,, to R7.yth Union Cemetery
Sunday afternoon, November 9.
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Notice to Creditors
In the Estate of Mary Ann Diehl
Allpersons having claims- against
the Estate a Mary Ann Diehl, late
of the Town or Clinton, in the
County of Huron, Widow, deceased,
who died on the 16th day of October,
1947, are hereby notified to send it
full particulars of their claims to the
undersigned on or before the 22nd
day of Nevembe:, 1947, after which
date the mets will be distributed,
having regard only to claims then
received.
DATED. at Seaforth, this 28th day
of October, 1947.
McCONNEL & HAYS,
Seaforth, Ontario,
Solicitors for the Estate.
44-5-6b
ROXY TIIEAT'RE
O L I N T O N
CAPITAL THEATRE
G O DE R I C _l
REGENT THEATRE
SEAFORTH
Now Playing—Nov. 13-15
"GREAT EXPECTATIONS"
First Show at 7 e.m.
Now Playng—.Gene Autry in
"THE TRAIL TO SAN A NT. E"
. ON
Now;Playing—s'THEANGELIAND
nalBADMAN" starring John
Wayne
Mon. Tues., Wed.
Gene Tierney, Rex Harrison and
George Sanders
A, pieture you will enjoy and re-
member, with a east you will never
forget.
THE GHOST AND
MRS. MUIR
Mon., Tues., Wed.—Nov. 17-19
DEAD RECKONING
AlduSt Entertain -went
Fists fly, guns roar and. hearts
break in this sinister melodrama.C
Humphrey Bogart, Lizabeth Scott
and Morris Carnovsky
Mon., Tues., Wed.
Adult Entertainment
Stewart Granger, Jean Kent and
Anne Crawford
A coleur,£ul tale of love and danger
in a gypworld.
CARAVAN
Thur., Fri, Sat.
Sydney Greenstreet, Peter Lorre
and Joan Lorring
Mystery and tense dram -a, suspense
and exciting thrills, plus a story
that will test your deductions.
THE VERDICT
Thur., Fri, Sat.
— Two Features —
Chips Rafferty, Daphne Campbell
and Jean Blue
With story, cast and locales from
"down under." A yarn of an epic
cattle trail.
The OVERLANDERS
the doable bill is an
otale of a boy and his
appealing
dog•
DANNY BOY
Thur, Fri, S o
i, aL :— N v. 20-22
Michael Chekhov, Joanne Dru and
Richard Norris
Anne Niehol's record-breaking
stage classic lives again, the old,
old story of young love.
ABI•E'S IRISH ROSE
Coming_"THE LOCKET" and
"THE HON33Y•MOON"
Conning—{Nov. 24-26 "THE WEB
Adkdt Entertainment
I and "SUSIE STEPS OUT'
Matinees—Wed, Sat. and Holidays
at 2.30 p.m,
APPRENTICE
WANTED
TO LEARN THE
PRINTING TRADE
BRIGHT YOUNG MAN WITH
SOME HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION
A real opportunity for an ambitious
youth to learn a skilled, highly -
paid trade.
HIGHEST WAGES
Clinton News -Record
CLERK'S NOTICE
of First Posting of Voters' List
Municipality of STANLEY TOWNSHIP, Huron County
Notice is hereby given that I have complied with section
3 of The Voters' List Amendment Act, 1937, and that I have
posted up at my office, Stanley Township, on the 24th day
of October, 1947, the lists of all persons entitled to vote in
the said municipality for Members of Parliament and muni-
cipal elections and that such lists remain there for inspec-
tion, and I hereby call upon all voters to take immediate
proceedings to have any errors or omissions corrected
according to law, the last date for alppeal beilig t111a 17th
day of November, 1947.
Fred ,I. Watson, aAerk, Stanley Township
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