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Join Badminton, ClUb
Clinton Badminton Club held
•ening; platy on the two courts in
the Town hall Tuesday evening and
again : tonight, with an excellent
.tiurnout wiii • ger; W
c1r line zs well for the
success of this new organization. 13e-
girtners especially are welcome.
<. *bout t 20 members'
to date have
paid their $3 fees and when";euf
ticierit members ;have paid,' organiza-
tion of .the new club will be com-
pleted. Play is scheduled for .every.
Tuesday and Thursday evening, in
the 'Town ha11. Earl H.,. Leyburne
(phone 42) is secretary -treasurer
Pro tem.
Iennbei'ii•.Invited ,•••
• : ”LetThe N1;,'wS-RECO'Rl7 quote on
Sur' next printing requirements.
ITS THE
OA T."
Two Running forMayor
Of Clinton .'Teen Town
It
was the chance to catch
their meri last. Friday' might when
Clinton Teen '•Town held a :'Sadie
Hawkins nrght.,.at :;the , Collegiate,
Cam Maltby and Joyce the
won
the statue dance, while Don .MoNal1
'and lVfarlorie Mustard captured the
elimination, dance.
Teen-agers go to the polls this
Friday night to choose their new
mayor, The Council 'urges all meni
bers to attend for this important
event, The two
candidates es runnin
for; office are: Bill Hearn and Don
Mi118r, •
There is' no better time to learn.
to use your citizenship rights their•
wh2n, ,a 'teen -ger so be there to east,
yen,' ballot i
• I�'rvG+S/
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gift, Yes Sir! Just look at
' that smooth Streamlined Taperite
rite finest pen• of all, Waterman's
,Stateleight .i,4.kt,:gold hand -ground
nib,Jlexible or fir,,n,„broad or,fitte.
personalized for ,every Ivr.•iting- style; 1.cilways visible, you never write "blind”!
Gaye ikaurs in matching pen acid pcfi "•'"
eel sets The lasltn gift of quality
cx'elliSive. writing •features, yours to
give in a 'Watermau's Taperite!
+utici518I& Taperis,
p,•n Bli (16'ect $22,00;
• �' A19o..'ilea°-�uktitum; ` :.
pen $1041 sec $15,47.
, Iltio;ywatermau'e
:goeseWfrom 55.06
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Christmas Suggestions
-dor, Meti: and Boys
Dressing Gowns . Bath Robes Smoking Juliet's
Wagon Coats.:.:: ' Parkas, men's and
Windbreakeri, men's and boys'
Forsyth Shirts, Pajam
, Scams, Ties and Handkerchiefs
•
•Biitrriore Halts • Wearwell `JElose
Fancy ,Scarves, wool and .silk
Brace and Garter Sets 'Belts, initial or tongue buckle
Sof and Clove Sets, white and yellow
Gloves,'>;iued and unlined
Davis & Heiman . .
Timely Hints
Dobbin. has taken second place. The farmer notw depends
on his Traotior. We ean'it doctor horses, ,but we can put
your TRACTOR in 'first dais shape. NOW is the time to
have a complete overhaul wnhie the tractor is 1emporarily
land up '
'V'.EEDOL '(1X1.=A'slcarcliy:.of oil; is f'oreca'st., Bettor stock
up:'' W e have a small supply Of Veed61. Oil in 5 Olen pads:,
•
DAD'S GIWi' •We nt'ay„ telp you Solve the problean. A De-
frosting
frosting Fan, Cigar . Lighter, ter, H3eatter, Side Mirror, .Klein
Holder, Trouble Lamp—any of these would be app rectalterl „
For safe °twitg :nes dxi'vhig Bring your ear. 7n ?orw;o, 13:raJ e .
check, motor tune-up, Carburetor or Starter ovebpul All
work guaratTte1e'd.
Lorne Brown Motors
Chrysler, Plymouth and Fargo Sales and Service
Specialists in Auto Electric
D9:Y 36'7-W PHONES NIGHT 367-d
Dress Goods, Suitings
and Coatings
also
w
Trimmings
BROWN' S
One, door north 4•of the Royal Bank
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BQWI,TNC`
ENGRAVED PLAQ4E 4947.4$
Olive Carter 294.'•r'i a
Bob,Cariicic $82
MEN'S BOWLING LL+'*Q1,J',E ..,.
W L HT Pts.
A11 Stars ,. 15 6 ?,:, ••$5
"Barriers .13 '8 .•, G „ale
Alley Rats ..18 8' 4 30
Mao's Best.............12 ••9 •;,'4 ; 28
Blue .Bombers ..;10 11 ,1,,,n. 21'
Blue Again .. '9 12' 3 21
Whitesox...................8 '13 20
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''Greenhorns.c• i'4•^ 17' • ' 2 • ..`10
High triple .I+larl Fulford 790.1 (Hai,
niers)
High si l •-•llert 1'J 1
ns e tzte 381•
;(whitesox)'.
)SI7 !:N S`SGIRLS'
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snmsteads ,: . 9 . 3; 3 21
1
Ozark Ikes <'„' 7 5 : 2„.„,,,16
togpatchers. 5 7 '8 i3
Yokums " 3. 0 ;0 ..(i
I, High triple[ --;,,_l3, Iorgit cp Ailcen 57,3
rix„ E
High single Lots loun>:11 2,4'
mi:steads) k.
WJ34JtW L•-01 ir$' LEAgIt',
W I 1II Pts
1?elican4 18 6 5,44
HawksB
''12 1
ft 10 14 2 22
;?snore 2, 3 2 ,
Hig�i% j}i aoljve Carter; Pelicans
LONN5I3 MEN'S' LEAGUE
Si e W I, BT Pts.'
41(M Stilrteri, 18 ' 0 7 43
Tallyhp4r t^10 li 5 37
B. 'A.'61,':',ux. 11.i.16•'2 24'
l7+xtreiud•t t tl :8 t,s • `a ' • • 21'
:. Illg t141 - ack , F .ib 'strong 779
(Tallyhos)
Hig1,.. Sing1§ 4Iack .41 prgtrong• .409`
(Tallyhos) .. :....., . _
• GODERICILTOWNSrIP
• Feder'ation of Agriculture Elms will
be shown on Wedtles'day, • •Decembett
10. School children will•• see ,tha..filma
st Holmes'ville sobool /at 2;30. in •,th'e
:afternoarl and'rthte adult• showing will
be at" Pcir,tbr s ,Hili` schc'bI at 8.30 P,M.
:e • 14eq,.1th Discussed
: Members,of;SS No,•,4 Farm Forum
discuMed• "What's- new in -Health"
When they met Monday eveni'n'g at 'the
home* '14).aifd rs; Robert Tliomp-
son, : dth 5 prosect "S. S No -.4 rs a
group winch .ie in, the Ruron; Count,+
po-operativeHospitalization plan
;which started '•'last August: _,)3t1 in•
Thompson was discussioncadet':he
te
recreation.. period, consisted of games,
'following which lunch was served..,
The meeting next week will, be at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lobb
Young. • Bandsmenhaw,
'Talent on Instrumental
ttectiori� b i e y e er bandse:
men wird have been' "b`r4ught along•"`
during^the• past few••months,'•feature.'
ed a very, enjoyable concert rende2'<i
ed by Qlinton Citizens' .band in, the`
Town', hall. SUnday evening, under,
the direction of Bandmaster A. C.;
nr"'
hobinso" • :•
A special feature was a solo play
ed on the clarinet..a difficult instru>;
•0n ]4.-,- ,
bye ten ycar-old, �5'li'iela iBow.,
seonlso>. wb `f'� e•
ar-
old wX{aennaetshaxAphtoon
;ther pecial numbers included a,
carnet: "trio, "Ellena Polka", by Bill
and. Dan Anci ewar,and &illi ,Jieftrn;'
cornet' with band accompaniment,:'
rand, a ,cornetailartette 7',he Bells
hof St. Metys"I Tey Ridhard`•Andr(;ivs
John Bartley, and Lewis Tebbutt.
The' Banti `Z l,'iyed ,';very, aceeptabry'
sgveral sacred numbers, marches'aind'
fox trots,
i
nclu
ding "0 Canada',“;
mah� guard' Hark
,.
tike %Ieralil 4!ngels`° Sing"; selectro
`tltneilctdti.' Patrol'; selection, "Merz:'
W,klow , ,Waltzrt+, maae,h "dblonell,
I'f x tool gt Sola'o'n'maz'eh, ' Concoor`d',
hymn, "Silent Night, Holy Night
•A r }
P14e4iy'tt041) Colleagues
Mourn. Minister's Death
The Hr r�oii`eMa�l•�lati"tl'• Presbytery's+;`.
of the Presbyterian Church in Cana
da met in St. Andrew's Church;,
Wiltgham;gon y!esda wrth,a large:;
attendange,i,of, meinb rs:,
The Pre�s' b�ytery placed itself of 1
record at` the great loss sustained in'
then cath •of4tb R„gv �Genneth a c
Lean;' thel'inuc1 beloved' iniriiste of
Caveir CliiirrcbrzExeter, wird, passed
away stid'ddeNk •on Monday :Irecetai.
bei 1st „1VT a lllacLegp, 15r'merly ofE'
Wrnghan•( b5j: b angi::the effieientl
i;Jer'S of Presbytery for a number
of years `the federal, under the au
spibes''o ``the presbytery, will take,
place- on••Thursdaywith the • Moderak,
for the Bev. Richard H,: i 'ilhams,i
presiding ..- ,
' Thd following coligregogpns aro.
at present vacant: Knox”' Church;
Goderich,'I('tnox L8iirch, Teeswate!
and Auburn and Blyth It taexpect.
ed that Within a vei.y short time all
will he be Presbytesettled
ry of I ur'on Mai :
land has gathered niote than a. ton
of.food and clothing "tvlt4ch is' now oil
s •way to the"P.?etbyterian congre.:
cation nil:.,:Campobasso,µ Italy, for
dietributioii.
siVisfanY-WILLIE G!RtS' CLUB
and the: recreation will be in. charge Wesley -Willis '(x'itls' club Christ -
of Carnien Telibutt and Robin mss Parity will be held at the 7ioate of
Thompson.' Mn.sC. 10, Shearing', Pups*Dec-
o ..ember 9, et 8
Jst Arrived'
A full stock of Pipe, Galvanized or Black
;%z in., f% in., 1 hi., 1'/ 'ln , 1%z in., 2 in.
Also 1 Beatty Eleotrie Washer, new;
1 new 'Combhwtion. Electric Stove on display
HUGH R. HAWKINS
PLLUMBING and HEATING
. Al
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CASH ' AND CARRY 'SP•ECALS
You Save Money at Shearing's Dec. 5 and 6
, GRANULATED OR BROWN AYLMER GREEN PEA,
SUGAR • 10 lbs. 87c ,.SOUP 6 this
CORN ARROW
SYRUP
<IPEAS
5 Ib. tin 69e - . • 1�" �� 2 tins 25e
•
PURE
LARD
lb: pkg. 25c
4 cakes 25c
HEINZ
TOMATO SOUP
lin 10e
RED and WRITE TABLE GOLDEN NEP RED COHOE
,SALT 2-pkgs. 17e SALMON % ib. tin 31e
PRIDE OF NIAGARA TEXSUN.GRAi'12FRUIT
TOMATO' JUICE tin 1.0e JUICE 2 tiros 23e
AYLMER COOKED KEL APPLE
SPAGHETTI . jar 10e JUICE ' tin lee
SHEARING'S
RED AND WIITTE FOOD MARKET
Phone 48' FREE DELIVERY ---- Clinton
(05=550,.,.,..-40)5005 -0)
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it oil's ' Famous
OWBIRD"
CLINTONIAN : GI VES
WORD PICTURE
OF ENGLISH LIFE
• (Continued from 'Pave One)
of ,coal for thecoming. season ,
• Mentioning;, the :other side othe
Picture, Mr.. Paddington stated that
England had enjoyed the hottest and.
driest summer in living memory
with the result that crops outside ,of
potatoes, which were hit,by:drouglit,
were excellent. •
Tourists are0 I
p pu az jn•.Engtand,,
Mr.:Pocklington said. They are an-
io s
u fa • ur'
� r t o r
i Sts and it is a good
p ace to, visit. Anyene; visiting Fug;:
land who • wishes' to buy clothing,
May buy it without'coupons' lii°ovided
the' clothing is shipped directly; to
the point ofexit:•"
Automobiles are very, very 0,1;,.:
pensive :;and Very • difficult: tb''bbtair'
at any price. With regard to con-
struction work 'lireference is given
to,- housing; accorxnmodatioit• .for
cultural workers
an
deters
there
is no, preference ,fol waY' veterans
as ;in Canada • :,)••
%Mr. Pocklington witnessed a great
deal of damage in Hull, Yorkshire,
and the 'west end of London All the
rubble had been cleared ,dwayy"but
there had beenavery Rttle 6new em
structior-, most of the lots, being
used for ear parks.
Open Sunday,Dec. 7
p
and
Every dight ,Next Week
rib- retie
Timet.•
HOTS. it:O T.:
ALCOHOL
GET YOURS NOW
WITH* ;q`l][E LAS
Service Inkley Station
Supertest
"Service with a Smile"
phone 784 Clinto
HAVE YOUR RADIO
REPAIRED
BEFORE CHRISTMAS
Once again we aL5c you to act now
and have your redo repaired before
the ,Ohristmas rush begins. Avoid
talcing ,tile chance of not having your
radto working well far the Christmas
music.
We now have a fine selection of
Christmas Gifts in the electrical line
at the price before the tax
nir
Outstanding . Per'f cornu nch and, Appealing Beauty of Line
and mesh take combined' to• an pnust J extent 0.
in this lVhichine o
' Note These laterrestiing. Features:
1 Polished aluminum wringer I'
2 2W.inch soft rubber rolls .
37—Wringer swings sand stops 'aatomatieaUy in eleven
o
4—Big, porcelain enamelled tub, corrugated and finished
in tWo,:'t ales
5 --Smooth die east gyrator rwashes fast, clean and safely o
6—Moving parts submerged' in oil
7—AU spur gears—requires fess •ower p
8—Rubber mounted motor never needs oiling
9—Moving 'paints completely en'clased—safe, simple and
10—Built to last a lifetime
TWO MODELS PRICED AT
$147.50 and $179.50'
SEE THESE WASHERS TODAY
TER --PERDUE
0
(O1CiQ 01:00`, 0Cai01 400000.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
One 011 Space Heater
and
Several Radios
MERRILL RADIO
AND ELECTRIC
PHONE 313
CLINTON
TIHIUIRSDA,Y
DECEM}lilRE 4,
sE'SORE TO EAT
TS. ,TRS-'
A�
.. EAT ,TQ:;:.-E;A.'�'', OUR ME
• •, A.T.
Fresh Young
Beef
C
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ts-:
FreshiystiozenaIidnySfe
;
per
b.‘ .. , 25c
Meaty lean Pot
Juicy boneless rolled=Primo°+Aub
Roast/5i per.'1'b... 46e'
,..,;}fresh
reshYoun
Young Pork
,.
5t iof PRdroukn, dweonegdh
,
t.p
acero
a
nd
b:
'75 lbs.:..peh"
...�...+ .
... 26eJia of Pork 1
Shank end»Cor• ibr. .•":.4452c
•
;Centre cut,Per
,FreshPicnics, shank off ,i
'er 1
. 34c:•
Cooked Meats , .`1
,.`Fresh'homemade Corned' a rout ',Oak, l,,er lb., 55b_,Cooked Ham, per Ibr ., ,. .., 73ecs
i
q.
Choice Mincemeat
Mother's Mincemeat, per lb. 25c
Maple' Leaf, Minceia'ca t, 2 Ib. tin ,, , r,, ! 43e
Fresh Pitted. :pates, per lb. (t 5c
Fresh Sultana Raisins, per ,Ib. • , ,
Place your order early foryour choice -ChristinasMid'
r
Inquire about our choice sugar .cured 'tenderized hams
real Christinats gg1t for ,tile: toile. • Special pviee,
ani
ev ros.
• • . '(Successors, to :Ross•: Fitzsimons)., ' ,,r•
'•MODERN MEAT MARKET''c)' ,.,
Victoria St 1, •Phone'',6 .t Clinton
41.
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A Few. Pairs
Ladies' Skates
with ,White Shoes, per pair $9.50
■Y
Hardwood Skiis-a.:
Six to seven feet long, per•pair $6.80
>t3t
Hickory Skiis
Six and seven feet long, per pair $16.50
Complete Line of
Harness, Poles and Waxes in Stock
BADMINTON SUPPLIES
.TOINT. CT.INTON BADMINTON CLUB TODAY
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Codd E R S).
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SPORTING GOODS OF QUALITY
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PHONE 42
Christmas Gifts
for Auto Drivers'!
A complete lisle otanite:accespOrieS,„esseatiai tO safe winter•
driving, that 'anatke44eal. Oliriatmali;gifts for the niatorist!.
VVIci(ie
you're,gettifIg.triera for others, be sure to buy in
'duplicate . 'i r dice yau; see them, you'll. realize you need
thein. yourself.
Used Car Specials
1946.Chevrolet half -ton pick-up Truck, with tar-
paulin'iwcks
1939 Dodge Deluxe Special Sedan, in A-1 con-
dition
1939 Chevrolet Master Deluxe Coach, like new
1937 Dodge Coaxer, in good condition
1931 Chevrolet Sedan
1929 Ford Model "A" Coach
Multi -Tone
• • • horns
White Rose Gasoline and Lubricants
Car Washing and Greasing
• *
Seat Covers
Amber Fog
Lam1 .•
Chrome Bumper
Guards
White Rose: Gaiaag
HURON STREET PIIONIE 783`
Gordon A. for er, Lessee
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