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I9LEAD INE -9 p.m., Wednesday.
FOR SALE
-BOY'S OVERCOAT, WOULD FIT 12
,or. '13 year old. Phone 263 51p
, •COOKSTOVE FOR SALE. BURNS
-both coal and wood. Apply W. J'. Miller,
Ontario St., Phone 46 • 51p
-USED SKATING OUTFITS FOR
• :gents, ladies, boys and girls. Aiken's,
,:iphone 2, Clinton 51.52b
'"SHELL JEWELLERY -- GET THAT
last. minute special Christmas gift for
i0f Her". Bargain Prices. Mrs. Boy Mann,
phone 173 ‘1p
PINK BUNNY BAG WITH FEET, IN
good condition, $3. Mrs. Roy Fitzsinions,
;;phone 365. Glp
GASOLINE APPLIANCES -TWO H.P.
Briggs and Stratton, air-cooled motor;
five-eighths H.P. Johnson Iron Horse
minor; four Coleman lanterns; ,two Cole-
man lamps; one Coleman iron, Apply
Mlliray Roy, Londesboro, (phone Blyth
28r6. 51p
TWO HALF S.P. GAS ENGINES,
Cecil Cartwright, Londesboro, phone 28r7,
Slyth 51p
TUXEDO, :SIZE 37, EXCELLENT
condition. Phone 375r 51p
BOY'S C.C.M. BICYCLE IN GOOD
•-condition. Apply A. H, Warner, RM. 1,
..Bayfield, phone, Clinton 909r34. 51b
FARM FOR SALE
100 ANTES $1,,000. GOON PASTURE
land and 13detimm supply of firewood -
Lot 21, Concession 7, Hallett.' Apply
Fred. Lawson, S'1 Rlythwood Rd., Tor-
onto. 48, 49, 50, 51b
TEACHERS WANTED
THE STANLEY TOWNSHIP SCHOOL
area requires a . qualified Protestant
teacher for S.S. No. 14, Stanley. Sehool
is fully equipped, just one mile off No..
4 High:May. Applicants please Estate ex-
perience, qualifications, name and ad -
dross of last inspector if experienced.
Salary, $1,600 per annum, duties to com-
mence January 5, 1948. Apply to George
L. Reid, aeerotary-treasm•er, Varna, Ont.'
51.52b
LOST AND FOUND
LOST OR STRAYED FROM REST -
deuce of undesigned on Saturday, De-
cember 13, small yellow dog, woolly face.
Percy Riley, Rattenbury St., E., Clinton,
phone 464, 51p
NOTICE
GOLD LEAP STAMPING -INITIALS
or name embossed on all typos of leather
goods. Personalized stationery a spec-
ialty. T. A. Dutton, Braeefield. 51p.
SAW FILING, ALL ISINDS DONE
at Hoare's orchard, a mile north of
town. Corrtaot G. H, Hoare at your
convenience. 47-20
I AM CARRYING ON THE FUR
ibuying 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. REPRiE!SF1N-
tative for Clinton and district -spe-
cial Christmas gifts. Winnifred O'Neil,
phone 75J. 43btf
'"THREE EVENING DRESSES, MISCELLANEOUS •
.one evening skirt, never warn, HOW'S THE SIZE OF YOUR
•:size's 12-14-16, colours blue, hat and coat? If they are the
•arhi'te black. Phone 191w. least bit snug=•droll everything
50751-13 'and race out and get 'em let out
k'I3 OATS FOIL SALE. 100 BUSH- 'cause you met room for ex -
',as of good heavy oats, priced reason- pansion. Here's why --A brand
able. 1'. W. Andrews, phone 33 new a rdle-but, that's nothing
,rtton, 48btffb -it's VITA -LIF'`(' in RTO. Sizes
6 to 19. You'l like the price too
-417.95. Mrs. Harold Critten-
den, "Orange St., Clinton, Box,
153, phone 173. 5obtff
ANTE -FREEZE ' IN • GALLON
cans, $1.60; retreaded tires, 16
600, $9.25; new tubes, $3; full;
choke siingle barrel shot gun,
^$10; ten sinal' pigs, five weeks
•o!d. Apply W. B. Thompson, two
Taos west of 'Clinton on No. 8.
Highway. 50-51-p
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
'ONE JERSEY COW, FOUR YEARS
-old, duo in a week's time. Apply Edgar
(Rothwell, phone 909r4, Clinton 51p
TWO BEAGLE HOUNDS, ONE MALE
•and one female; two general purpose
horses, quiet single or double. Leslie
rapper, R.R. 5, Clinton, phone Clinton,
,815r16. 51,p
FOUR HEAD OF DURHAM CATTLE
:about 700 pounds. 'Would 'also like old
horses for mink feed. Appll Jaynes East,
"1R.R. 4, 'Clinton, phone 800r6, 51p
WANTED TO BUY
-VIOLIN, WITH BIG, DEEP, ROUND
-'Lone, having back made from one piece
of highly grained Curley maple, sides,
-nock and scroll matching bask. L. Leoper,
"Hayfield, Ont. vlp
"OLD HORSES and DEAD ANAM]AIUS
:suitable for mink feed. Will pay 2c
a pound for horses and call and pick
-up same. Dead animals according to
-liable. If dead ,phone at once. Phone
'collect Jack Gilbert, 936r21, or Fred
CiLbert,
956r32, Goderieh. 45I
WANTED
GOOD USED TREADLE SEWINGIITA-
chine, Apply Joe Flynn, ILR. 1, Clinton,
phone 801r4. 51-p
SKATES AND BOOTS FOR.
small boy. Would need size 13
or 1. Phone 357. 50-51-b
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
1928 PONTIAC SEDAN IN GOOD
running order, five good ,tires; also 18•
little pigs. W. D. Wilson, phone 658r33,
Soaforth. 51-52p
ONE 1932 MODEL B FORD COACH
with 600 x 16 tires, two now tires; one
22 Sa.vago model 29 repeater rifle; one
good panel door size 6 ft. 9 ins, x 3434
ins.; one pair Ford wheels and tires 528
x 18. Apply Percy Riley, Rattenbury St.;
D., Clinton, phone 464. 51p
1934 CHRYSLER SEDAN, TIRES
like noW, heater, all winterized, in good
running condition, reasonable. Apply at
Stanley Bros. Meat Market. 51b
1941 PONTIAC SEDAN IN GOOD
condition with radio and heater. Phone
186, Clinton. 51p
PULLETS P011 SALE
100 LEGHORN PULLETS, PHONE
907r12. 51b
pen Sunday, December 21
AND EVERY NIGHT NEXT WEEK
Winter Accessories including
GOODYEAR TIRES, CHAINS and ALCOHOL
ANTI-FiREEZE
Connplimenit>s of 'Ale Season
Reg. Ball's She:LI.Service Station.
Ontario St. Phone 5,
Clinton
As AtaitiMAIR 1 ViAV. �� 116
Christmas
hoppers..
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There is no finer gift for "
HIM this Christmas than 1,
a good shirt. We carry •,
branded lines Arrow;
Tooke, BVD and Dominion.
See our selection now and 1,
choose one to his particular'G�j
taste.
A4'1 sizes 131/2 to 17,
Special
Men's Heavy Ali Wool Plaid Shirts, just the ticket for
•
'Cc the outdoorman or sportsman. Assorted colours and
plaids. Specially priced ,at each $6.75
Christmas Suggestions
ATies - Socks - Pyjamas - Scarves - Gloves Hat's - Robes.
Jackets Belts iancl Braces - Handkerchiefs is BEAUTY SHOPPE
and a full line of other erbibles suitable for men or boy'
Pickett and Ca pbell
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Ili Agents for Tip Top Tailors, Cambridge Clothes, e. , Permanents
Scott Monate' Shoes ETHEL THOMP,SON
ill PHONE 25CLINTONy� �� �y r,y�� Princess St. East„ Phoneb85llt ^ itis Jc ` momm�'�/c�I emystiigAo w +Jc. `.b 6983E
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BIRTHS
ADDISON=In Iroquois Falls, Ont., on
Tuesday, December 16, 1947, to Rev.
and Mrs. A. P. Addison, (nee Esther,
Trewartha; Clinton), a son.
JOHNSTON-lit Victoria Hospital, Lon-
don, on Tuesday, November 25, 1947,'
to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Johnston (nee
Edith Leppington, Clinton.), a daughter
(Ruby Esther),
PICSETT-In Clinton Public Hospital,'
on Friday, December 12, 1947, to My,
and Mrs. Roy Pickett, Clinton, a song
(Ivan Roy).
COMFORT -In Clinton Pcblie 3lospital,
or Wednesday, December 17, 1947, to
Sgt. and Mrs. Alvin Comfort,' Clinton,
a daughter, (Linda Elizabeth-.
DEATHS
KENNEDY -Suddenly, at his home,
Mary St., Clinton, on Tuesday, Decem-
ber 16, 1946, William David Kennedy,
in his 55th year. Resting at Ball
Brothers Funeral Home, High lit., Clin-
ton, where service will he conducted
this afternoon at 2.00 o'clock. Inter-
ment in Clinton Cemetery.
LEITCH-At her home in Bayfield on
Sunday, December 14, 1947, following
a long illness, Lucinda Charity Lour -
anon, widow. of David Leitch, aged 85
years. Funeral from her late residence
to Bayfield, Cemetery Tuesday after-
noon, December 16.
M!eCARTNEY-In Woodstock, on Thurs-
day, December 18, 19.47, after a lengthy
illness, Lottie Wheatley, beloved wife
of George McCartney, both formerly
of Clinton, Funeral arrangements have
not veer. completed.
ROSS -In Strasbourg, Sask., on Satur-
day, November 29, 1947, after a linger-
ing illness, David Ross, formerly of
Brumfield, in his 66th year. Funeral
from Knox Presbyterian Church, Stras-
bourg, Monday, December 1, to Cres-
cent Road Cemetery,
ROZELL-Suddenly, in Seaforth, Wed-
nesday, December 17, 1947, Charles
Ernest Bozell, Clinton. Resting at .Ball
Brothers Funeral Homo, High Street,
Clinton, where service will be held
Friday, Deaomber 19, at 2 p.n. Inter-
ment in Clinton Cemetery.
STEEP -In Clinton Public Hospital; on
Thursday, December 18, 1947, Mary
Lila Campbell, beloved wife of the late
James Steep, in her 60th year. Resting
• at tho Beattie Funeral Home, Ratten-
bury St. E,, where service will be hold
on Saturday, December 20, at 2 p.m.
Interment in Clinton Cemetery.
TAYLOR -Suddenly, at his late resi-
dence in Dashwood on 'Wednesday, De-
cember 17, 1947, Robert Hobbs Taylor,
M.D., ALL.A., beloved 'husband of
Lettn Guenther, and father of Anne
Kathryn, in his 54th year. Resting at
hie' late residence in Dashrood, from
whore private service will take place
Friday, December 19, at 1,30 p.m,, fol-
lowed by public service in Evangelical
U.B. Church, Dashwood, at 2 p.m. In-
terment in Exeter Cemetery.
Federation Discusses
Grain and Calf Clubs
Goderieli Township Federation of Ag-
riculture had a very successful meeting
in the Porter's Hill school on Wednes-
day evening, December 10, when a good
number was in attendance.
Considerable discussion arose over 3110
forming of a grain club which would be
open to all, farmers in the Township.
Another topic which brought out much
discussion was the question of a for-
mation of a calf club in the Township
with the Achievement Day to be held at
Bayfield Fall Fair. It was decided that
anyone interested should get. in touch
with any of the directors or officials.
Plans were made to hold the next
meeting in S.S. No., 11,
CARD OF THANKS
I should like -to take' this opportunity
of expressing my heartfelt thanks to my.
doctors and nursing -stuff of, Clinton
Public Hospital, for many kindnesses
shown while'( WaS a, eeont patient there
auil also to all my friends who sent gifts
and other eiclytesaions of 'goodwill. Wish-
ing all a MoitryOhristmas and a .Happy
New Year.'
Signed: Miss Eva Stackhouse
51p
IPECIAL TRAIN SERVICE
also
Changes in Train Service
Account
Christmas and New Year's
There will bo certain changes in
train service between December 23rd
and January 1st.
Consult your local C:N.R• 'Agent for
full particulars.
CANADIAN NATIONAL
RAILWAYS
CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL DESIGNS
For Every Occasion
C. V. COOKE
FLORIST
Phones: 66w and 661
Shampoo
Manicure
Finger Waves
AUCTION SALE
of Choice Dairy 'Cattle .;at Porters' Hill,
4 miles • west of Holnresvillo, on Monday,
December 22nd; .at 1,30 •p.nl. sharp., eon-'
sistiug of:
25 good dairy cows; 4 fresh,,baionee due
January, February, and Marsh.
25 pasture bred heifers; same •'are .choice
Holsteins; and springing.
6 yearling Holstein' heifers.
10 Holstein heifer calves.
This will be .the last sale this season, so
do not fail •tattend as they are a good
lot of Battle, and will be sold under the
usual guaraartee.
TERMS -CASH
''Sale will be ]geld inside
A. E. TOWNSHEND, Proprietor.
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT, Auctioneer..
IN MEMORIAM •
LOVETT-In, fond and. loving memory
of 14Lother-Elizabeth Maud, who de-
parted this life, December 14, 1938.
They say time heals all things,
And helps us .to forgets
So fan, 13 only proves
How much we miss her yet.
Inserted by her husband and family:
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ROXY THEATRE•°
CLINTON
Now Playing (Dec. 18-20)
ALEXANDER'S RAGTIME BAND
In Technicolor -
Mon., Tues., Wed- (Dee. 22-24)
"THE VERDICT"
A spine tingling mystery drama star-
ring Sydney Greenstreet and Peter
Lorre. Added attraction, the sport
sensation of the year! Joe Louis vs.
Jersey Joe Walcott fight pictures.
Blow-hyblow!
Thur., Fri„ Sat. ,flee. 25-27)
Lon McCollister, Peggy Ann Garner
and Edmund Gwenn
With its beautiful settino. In the high-
lands of Scotland comes rhe poignant
drama of a boy and his dog. A. holi-
da film for the 'entire family.
Thunder in the Valley
. In Teehnieolor -
Coning (Dec. 29-:3.1) Franebot Tone
Shirley Temple in HONEYMOON'
CAPITAL THEATRE
GODERICH
Now -Ginger Rogers in
"HEARTBEAT"
Mon., Tries., Weil.
Two 'Features
Merle•Oberou, George Brant and Paul
Lukas with Lenore Tibrin in the east,
telling the story of Eden in ultra-
modern style.
"TE'MPTATION"
Adult Ent,:rdssincnent
Jo Anne Marlow, Eve Whitney and
Marc Cramer bring a oemie strip to
life in, the hilarious
"LITTLE IODINE"
Thur. Fri., Sat.
Juno Haver, Mark Stepens, Martha
Stewart, It's in teehnieolor and it's
jam-packed with fun, music and en-
tertainment.
"I Wonder Who's
Kissing Her Now"
REGENT THEATRE
SEAFORTH
Now-"ABIE'S Irian ROSE"'
with Maurice Cheko'v
Mon., Tues, Wed.
- Two Features.-
Joo LOUIS vs. Jersey Sop WALCOTT
The complete fight films, with slow-
motion coverage of important high-
lights. Decide for,yourself (whish Joe
won 7
Dana Anclrews, Jane Wyatt and Lee
Cobb telling the 'story of a fearless
prosecutor and his struggle to serve
justice.
"BOOMERANG"
Thur. Fri., Sat.
Lon McCollister, Edmund Gwonn and
Peggy Ann Garner. A, tremendous
story lives in its fighting reality
against the beauty of teehnicolor
backgrounds.
Thunder in the Valley
Coming -Lynne :Roberts in
`‘WINTER WONDERLAND"
CHRISTMAS BARGAINS
at JOHNSON'S Grocery
NAVAL ORANGES
1.76'S- 55c, 2 for 1.09
220's - 39c, 2 doz. 77e
Mixed Nuts, 1 Ib.. , .. 39e
Budded Walnuts, lb. 53e
Brazils, 2 lb. 19e
252's - 33e, 2 doz. 65e Pecans, lb.
288's ,-- 29e, 2 doz. 57c Mixed Candy, lb.
344's - 23c, 3 doz. 65e Devon
Tangerines,1 cloz..... 39c Tomatoes
39c
49e
28 -oz. tin
25c
Oxydol 33e
Chipso 33c
Ivory Snow 33c
Kirk's Castile , .. 2 for 17c
Sunlight Soap , . 2 for 1'7c
Ivory Soap 15c
Phone
286
DATES
25c lb.
Free
Delivery
A Real Treat
CLAYTON'S ICE CREAM PIES
This week -Strawberry and Butterscotch
Brick Special --Cherry Pineapple
Try our delicious creamy Hot Chocolate
Clayton's Ice Cream Bar
Rattenbury St. E. Phone 134
HOSPITAL AID'
Christmas Bali
Town Hall, Clinton
featuring
Norman Carnegie Orchestra
Friday, December 26
10 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Favors, Refreshments, Specialty Dances, Elimination Dance
Sadie Hawkins, Multiple Dane, Santa Claus Tag, Balloon
Admission --•-• - - $•1 per person
Dress Optional
Help the British.
We live in a land of plenty. The least we camdo is
to 'sh'are our good fortune with the gallant British peopl(a.
Help Swell the (Legion: -Lions Fund to buy food for
Britain by Ileavitivg your donation at The NEWS -RECORD
office. It will be ,o;cloowdedged in the paper.
LAUGH R. HAWKINS
PLUMBING and HEATING •
Business 244 Phone Residence 470
An •r Iof�€l��yy i icing
It r New Location
Huxon Street, between Agnew's Cigar Store
and Mel Crich's Barber Shop
* * *
HAMBURGERS
Golden Brown FRENCH FRIES
HOT DOGS
SANDWICHES
TEA COFFEE, MILKSOFT DRINKS CIGARETTES
TAKE -AWAY CONES to TAKE AWAY HOME!
15c
10c
100
PARRY'S SNACK BAR
Huron St. Phone 696J
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BELIEVE IT OR NOT -
Tho Bible is the word of God -"Holy men of God spake as they were
moved by the Holy Ghost" II Pot. 1:21
AND IT SAYS- .
//Me must be born again" John 3:7
"A11 have sinned" and aro in need of a Saviour..Rom. 3:23
t'Christ came into the world to save sinners" I Tim. 1:15
COME UNTO HIM AND RECEIVE ETERNAL LIFE
1FUNE IN - Hear Chas. Fuller, Box 123, Los Angeles 53, Cal.,
on STATION CKLW Windsor, 12-12.30 ES.T., Sunday noon
Christmas
for Smokers
Pipes
New assortment
Just arrived
* * .
Ronson Ligaters $5.00 up, Cigarette Cases, Table Lighters
Flashlights Humidors Wallets
Cigarette Rollers, • Shaving Sets, Watchstraps, Chocolates'
Penlights Pocket Knives Cigars Cigarettes
Tobacco Pouches -Rogers Aimtiste in Christmas wrap
and others •,,_
CLINTON BOWLING ALLEY
•
Christmas Presents tor Everyone •
- Buy the family :a radio - the ideal Christmas gift
Northern Electric
Radios and Combinations
at
$37.25, $58.95, $1'79.50, $189.50
Stewart Warner Radios
$3'7.50 and up
Christmas Tree Lights
while they last, at
$1.29, $1.55, $2.19, $3.15
Also a complete line of North-
ern''s smaller Electrical Appli-
ances such as toasters, heaters,
Irons, shavers, egg cookers, cof-
fee makei*s, table damps, floor
lamps, bed Tamps, heating pads
and several others.
Radio REPAIRING Our SPECIALTY
Merrill Radio and Electric
PHONE 313
Christmas Sug esti. ns
For Men and Boys
Dressing Gowns Bath Robes Smoking Jackets
Wagon Coasts Parkas, men's and boys'
Windbreakers, men's and boys'
Forsyth Shirts, Pajamas, Scarves, Ties and Handkerchiefs
Biltmore harts Wearwell Hose
Fancy Scarves, wool and silk
Brace and Garter Sets Belts, initial or (tongue buekle
Scarf and Glove Sets, white and yellow
Gloves, lined and unlined
Davis & Herman