HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1938-12-15, Page 5THURS., DEC. 15, 1938
THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
AUBURN
Mrs. Geo. McGee of Plymouth,
"Mich. aid Mrs. Robt. McItwain of
'Nile visited on Sunday with Mrs.
Jas. Carter.
Mr. and Mrs, Mate, Allen visited
with friends in Stratford on Saturday.
Eldon Stoltz of Toxonto visit -
sed with his parents, Mr. and Mtn.
7.1.: C. Stoltz last week.
'• Mrs „Edgar Lawson visited over
the weekend with her mother, Mrs.
. Wm. Sclater of Seaforth who is ill
at present.
'Mr., Jas. Brundrit who has been
teller in the Bank of Commerce for
the past twe years has received word
of his transfer to Walkerville Bank
,of Commerce, Mr. Walker of Hamil-
'ton is corning in 1VIr. Brundrit's place.
Mr. •and MTS. Thomas Wilson vis-
ited with the latter's father, Mr.
Antos of 'Parkhill last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ThoMas Anderson of
Eturgeon River spent a few days with
the foemern parents, Mrs and Mrs.
'Win. Anderson.
A number of people in this village
have been ill with the cold.
• Mr. a.nd Mrs. W. T. Rebison were
in- London on Saturday. •
9, Presbyterian W.M.S.
The W.M.S. of Knox Presbyterian
enliurch met on Thursday afternoon at
liee 'home of Me. and Mrs. W. T. Rob-
ison. Mrs. E. Lawson was in charge
and the scripture Was need responsiv-
ely. les. (Rev.) A. Boyle led
in prayer. Christmae readings were
. ni'Veri-by 'Mn. Geo. Dawson, Mrs. J.
2lWi1Con, Mrs. J. C. Stoltz and Mrs. R
S'eoCt. Mrs. Jas. Woods brought
the ' Christmas menage. Mrs. K
'DnWsOn and Miss J. Weir sang a
•'siteq, accompanied by Mrs. F. Ross
Mrs. F. Roes and Miss Josephine
inehn'ivere appointed to send a
'Christmas treat to all the phut -ins
'4141in following new officers were elect..
s ed for 1939: Hon. Pres., Mrs. Jas
Mowitt Pres., Mrs. E. •nawson,. 1n
'nice Pres., Mrs. Geo. ,Dawson; sec.-
treas., Mrs. Wesley Brachmck; Home
Helper's SSC., MTS. John Houston
plad Tidings sec., Mrs. F. Ross; Wel.
$are see., Mrs. Win. Robison; Flown.
- committee, Mtn. K. Dawson, Mrs. W
Bradnock; Birthday fund, Mrs, Jobn
Wilson. Mrs. Jas. Woods closed the
meeting with prayer. The next
'meeting will be at Miss Josephine
'Weir's. Lunch was served by inns
'Robison and Mrs. Harvey McGee and
Miss Weir.
The annual Carol Service -will be
:held in the Forester's. Hall. on ClITISt
TilaS S114114Sr, December' 25th at '7.30
The 'Stinnay School .of, /the Baptist
,ChUrch are holding 'their enlist:nes
'concert this Friday night, Dec. 1.6th.
Mr. and Mrs. Ravel& Allen of God-
crich visitecnon Sunday with Mr. and
'kn. Maitland Allen,
• „Mr. John Symington is not as well
• as his friends would like him to be
David Gwyn, who traps ani-
ntals, ,prophesies that we will have
-little snow this winter because the
ilicles on the ,artimals are so thin this
fall.
The Auburn Continuation School
.•
and Public School are holding then
:.•
,,Christmas concert in the Forester's
Hall Thursday evening, December 22
, A number from here took theit
nnildrett to Clinton on Saturday to
see Santa Claus.
Mr. and Mrs. Haery Freinlin of
'Clinton visited on Saturday with Mrs
•John Ferguson.
Mr. Earl Mugford of Clinton is
visiting Stewart Ferguson.
• Miss Anna Beadle of Detroit and
41iliss Dorothy Blotch of Clinton spent
the weekend, with Mr. and Mrs. Geo
C. G. L T.
The 0.G.I.T. met in the basement
lof Knox,' United church on Friday
with a goodly monber present. Miss
-Dorothy Anderson was in charge Enid
:11a. Craig presided at the piano. The
inipture was read by Reth Arthm
.and prayer was offered by Doi othy
...Andel:soh. • A. singsong of Cheistems
,carols and hymns was enjoyed and
Jean Campbell told the story of the
hyron "Silent Night". The secretary
',Helen Robertson read a letter from
• Miss 1V1wegaret Small of Toronto. The
_group will meet again the second
Friday in January.
Charles Nevins and Thomas Nag -
...gift have completed cutting clown a
"large tree on the village playground.
:This tree was 15 feet in diameter
'Mid 75 den high and about 20 cords
,of wood were realized when it was
all cut up. The tree was located
•near Mrs. Joe. Irvvin's house.
A Community Christmas tree will
• be held on Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock. A program will be given
in the Forester's Hall and Santa
• Claue is expected to be present with
-treats for the children,
The regular monthly meeting of the
Women's Institute was held in the
"Forester's Hall on Tuesday afters -
00011 with the president, Mrs. Edgar
:Lawson in charge., The meeting was
"opened by singing, Christmas, Carols,
'with Mrs. It. J. Phillips at the piano.
"Ine following Chrietmas program
• was then presented: reading, IVIrs. J.
Cowan, "How a married man sews on
a button"; solo, Mrs. Glen Raithby,
'Heavenly ,'Stranger"; s,eadings Mrs.
'Fred Ross, "Christmas on.the Farm".
Mrs., 11. 0. Wilson gave nhe, topic,
"Christmas sObservance", which was
greatly enjoyed: Miss Josephine Weir
'Tavoren with 4 80111, "The Birthday
of the King". The roll call was an-
swered by the exchange of Christmas
gifts. The singing of the National
Anthem brought the meeting to a
close after which a dainty lunch was
served •by the hostesses, Mrs. Edgar
Lawson, llles. R. J. Philips, Mrs. Win.
Strauginin and Miss Sadie Garter.
' The infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Cuing is seriously ill in God-
erich hospital with pneumonia.
Visitors with Rev. and MTS. Wilson
on Sunday were Miss Edna Adams,
nurse -in -training in Woodstock hosp-
ital, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Eedy and
son, John of St. Marys.
Peter Patterson attended the 42nd
wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
Moses Holtzhauer at Blyth on Friday.
BAYFIELD
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. ,Mallett and
family, were guests Of Mrs. J. Davi-
son on.• Sunday.
Mrs. R. ,Gaiedner returned home on
Thursday 'after spending the week in
Toronto and London.
Mr, and MTS. G'eorge Fisher. of
Waterloo, And Mr,' end 1VIes., E. Saud -
id, Miss Betty. Sauder and Mr. S.
McLennan of Kitchener were guests
of Mrs. F. A. Edwards on Sunday.
Mr.' Lawrence. Fovvlie of London.
spent the weekend with his sisters,
Misses E. and F. Fowlie.
MTS. G. W. Woods left on Wednes-
day to epend some time with her
daughter, Mrs. II. G. In Crosby in
Bolton Landing, N. Y.
Rev. W. G. Butler has accepted
the parishes nif Trinity Church,. Bur-
ford, and, St. Johns, Brantford. He
leaves to 'take charge the end of
January. • ,
Rev. James A. Gale of. Caledonia,
Ont., spent Wednesdny•ef last Week
with his parents the Rev: and Mrs.
R. M. Gale. . ' •
Mrs. R. 'Yorke. returned home on
Tuesday, after spending some time
in London.
The work ire the harbour has all
been oonepleted and the fishermen
now have a fine new dock.
.Me., H. Shanahan who was in
change of the work on the harbour
for the Chatham. Dredging Company,
left for his home in Chatham on
Tuesday, •,
The Village Trustees pre having a
beand new hardwood floor laicl in,
the Town Hall. ,
On Thersday evening the annual
corignegational supper will be held
in Knox Presbyterian Church.
We are sorry to report that Miss
Maud McGregor is ill at her hotne
here.
A concert will be given by. the
Peblic school pupils, in the Town Hall
on Thursday„ ,December 22nd.
We regret to report that IVIrs. G.
W. Bugler has beenconfined to her
bed with a nurse ins attendance Her
many friends will be glad to know
that she is improving in health.
Mrs. In W. Baker left this wen,:
to spend soine time with her son In
London, her granddaughter, Sylvia,
being very ill.
ANOTHER SHORT CIRCUIT AT
THE COURT HOUSE
Caretaker George James, of -Gocier-
in, who gained countrywide prnen-
inence recently over the Hitler mous-
tense incident, is getting to be a
regular "Hawkshaw" in detecting
snort circuits in the lighting system
at the Court House. It is fortunate
that he is, for there have been four
such occurences.
The buildings were wired in 1925.
Everything went along smoothly un-
til 1933 when a short circuit caused
rather a serious fire in the wash.
rooms. Then again a very sheet time
afterward another outbreak was dis-
covered and squelched before any
damage was done. The third fire
came last year, and when the eagle
eyed caretaker spotted the fineable,
some of the boandi in the cellar were
on fire. Last Wednesday's incident
was not serious although the service
box was hot whennoticed by Me.
James. He innnediately called the
hydro gang •and they traced the
trouble to the transformer on West
street, Beyond a few blown fuses ito
damage was done.
Due to the watchfulness of Mr.
James these outbreaks have all been
caught in time. Some of these clnys
though it may happen in his absence
and then it will be just too bad. It
appears that something should be
done about the defective wiring
system at the Court House, •
ST. HELENS
The Women's Institute are 'holding
their first At -Monte in the Cemmun-
ny Half on Friday night of this week.
Mr. and 1VIrs. T. Mowbray, Seafoeth
spent the weekend at the home of
Mrs. Colin McDonald.
Miss Jean Thorns and MISS Helen
Lloyd of Toronto visited at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Thorns recently.
Mr. Neely Todd of Stratfoed spent
Ike weekend here.
Mn. Ewalt InePherson and Mrs,
A. Rintoul visited friends in Tononto
recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Durwin. Phillips spent
a few' days in Toronto last week.
Another of the old pioneers passed
away on Wednesday in the person of
Anis. Peter Clark, at the age of 89
years. The funeral took place on
Saturday from the residence of her
son-in-law, Me. Marvin McDowell of
East Wawanosh, where she had re-
sided fee some time. Interment took
new in Greenhill cemetery. ,
MARRIAGES /
PICOT-MAIR-At the home of Mr.
and IVIrs. cleinge Mair, Goderich
township, on Saturday, December
10th., the,ir second daughter, Amy
Dell WaS united in marriage to
Walter Lloyd Picot, son of Mr. and
Mn. Frank Picot of Goderich town-
ship. Rev. S. K. McClung of God -
cinch officiated.
BIRTHS
SCRUTON-In Clinton hospital, on
Thursday, December 8th., to M.
and Mrs. Jack Scruton, of Clinton,
a dangfiter.
HOWATTs-In Clinton hogpital, on
Tuesday, December 13th., to Mr.
and Mrs. Wilmer Howatt of Blyth,
a Son.
• DEATHS'
BALL -In. Sarnia, on Thursday, De-
cember 81,h, Roy Ball, formerly of
Clinton, aged 53 years.
LOVETT-In Clinton, on Wednesday,
December 14th Elizabeth Maude
Gauley, wife of Noble W. 'Lovett,
aged 69 years. '
Watch Fire Hazard on
Christmas Tree Warns
Safety Head
A timely warning is issued today b
the Industrial Accident Pieventio
Associations to industry asking tha
employees he warned of 'potentia
dangers in preparing their Christma
decorations at home. Too many pets
ple, the Association warn, in th
nun and bustle of setting up thei
Multi -colored Christmas light an
wreaths forget ti take reasonabl
precautions against the, unseen dang
er there may be behind all the glist
ening and glitter.
• Christmas tree lights that hav
beerr tucked away in the cellar sinc
last year .should be carefully examin
ed to make sure the wiring is in
good, condition. Exposed wires may
e
d
be overlooked ,and cause a short cir
cuit which may lead to setting fir
to the tree. Entension cords an
wires strung about the room for tem
poraey lighting should be carefully
attached to the baseboards to avoid
tripping and possible injury fron
falls. Be sure of your footing, the
warning says, when putting the final
decoration at the tip of the Christ-
mas tree.
Toy manufacturers, like the unto -
mobile manufacturers, are becoming
more and more safety conscious, ac-
cording to the Induetrial Accident
Prevention Associating, and aro
making things as foolproof as pos-
sible, but the complexity of the mod-
ern mechanical marvels in the world
of toys calls for some parental sup-
ervision until children have learned
the intricacies of their operation.
Officials of the Industrial Accident
Prevention Associations join again
this yeat, with other safety groups
and traffic and lens enforcement•bod-
ies, in an urgent appeal to motorists
for safe driving in the holiday weeks.
The spirit of Chnetmas brings a re-
laxation from the pressure of every-
day affairs which, they say, should
not extend to the driver behind the
wheel.
The holiday season put a double
responsibility on motorists, it is
pointed out, since the driver must not
only concentrate on his own driving
but keep a watchful eye for pedest-
rians, and other users of the road,
whose holidny moods leads them to
slacken their attention to the dangers
of the road and take unnecessary
chances.
n
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CONSTANCk,
The W.A. and W.MS. held a joint
Christmas meeting in the basement
of the chnech on Thursday. M -s
Adams presided, The meeting °pet -
ed with prayer by 1VIrs. Rogersoo and
Mrs. Adams. After the reading of
minutes the roll call was answered
by each one giving' eopp.ers for the
expense fund, Mrs, l3ritton then took
charge for the W.M.S. Miss Ivy Sim-
mons sangs a solo, "Come and Wor-
ship" and Mrs. Britton told the
Christmas story, using a few well-
chosen questions. Mrs. John Ferg-
uson, the secretary, read the minutes.
Group 4 then assumed charges giving
the following, programme: prayer,
Mrs. Lindsay; Scripture, Mrs. Roger-
son; reading, Mrs. William Jewitt;
Study Book, MISS Ivy Simmons; solo,
Mrs. Lindsay. The meeting, was clos-
ed with prayer 'and lunch was served
by the committee in charge.
Mrs. Adanit, Miss Donalda Adams,
and Kelso and Bernard Riley spent
Satunday in London., ,
Sorry to hear Mrs. Charles Dexter
is not as well as her many friends
woukl like to see her, •
Constance United Church are hold-
ing theinChristmas Entertainment on
December 23rd.
The 01413 of Progress will 'meet
on Friday evening isa the school house.
A good program is being prepared.
The Kinbuni "Red Band" hockey
team has been organized for the com-
ing season. Mr. Walter, Scott has
been appointed manager.
Mr. Wilbur Jewitt, who has been
n the mining, district, isn,isiting with
his brother Bill.
Cars for Sale
• 1928 Chev. Coach, and 1930 Ford
coach. These cars are in, good con-
dition and priced to sell. Apply James
Elliott or phone 263. . 14-1.
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CHRISTMAS
Plants & Flowers
We Have:-
AZELEA
BEGONIAS
POINSETTIA
CHERRIES
CYCLAMEN
AFRICAN VIOLETS
-POT OF NARCISSUS-
-PAN OF BULBS IN FLOWER -1-
-TABLE CENTRES,, --
Mae: -
MADE UP DISHES & BASKETS
OF FLOWERING PLANTS
AND FERNS,
CIA Flowers
MUMS - ROSES CARNATIONS
-NARCISSUS, ETC. -
All Christmas Stock now in
Greenhouse. .
v. Cooke
FLORIST
Phones: 66w and 66j
Christmas- Poultry
In a short time we will be in
the manket for large quantities of
Dressed Turkeys, Geese and Ducks.
Our prices for Milk -Fed Chickens
and bens is always the top, market
price. Prompt service is always giv-
en by our experienced egnseandlers•
11•••••••111..m...
N. W. TREWARTHA
Phone 214j; Night 214w.
•
THANK YOU
The Lions Club wishes to thank
those who took part in the Santa
Claus Parade on Saturday or assisted
in any way in making the day's ac-
tivities a success.
Card of Thanks
The sisters und brother of the late
Thomas J. Rapson wish to thank all
those wbo assisted them at the time
the death of their brother, also
for the many beautiful flowers.
Card of Thanks
The namily of the late Mn. James
Rowdiffe wish to express their ap-
preciation for the expressions of
sympathy received during their recent
bereavement. The Boral -tributes and
the services of those who loaned cars
or assisted in any way are gene -
fully adenowledged.
For Sale
Used lumber and Hemlock scant-
ing. Also' square cedes'. Half price.
Appy to W. J. Tough, Rattenbury
street west. 14-1.
To Rent
Funnelled house or toms, Al!
modern conveniences. Centrally locat-
ed. Apply The Clinton News -Record,
14-1.
• Saws Sharpened
All makes of Cress-Cht SAWS, per-
fectly filed and set for speedy cutting
with len effort ancl more wood.
Plenty of experience, work guaran-
teed, prices reasonable. •Cornple Led
while you wait. For two weeks only.
Harold Armstrong, 16.141, Seatorth.
• 14-1.
COMMUNITY AUCTION SALE
At Connell's Sale Barn, Victoria, se,
CLINTON, on Tuesday, December
• 20th at 1.30 p.m.
Raving had sevenin renuests to open
a sale barn for the benefit of farmers
and others, I have decided to run a
conununity sale every two weeks and
will be 'prepared to sell anything you
'wish to offer, Next Tuesday, selling
5 fresh cows and their calves; 5 for-
ward springers; 6 cows to freshen
later; 10 steers from 800 to 900 lbs.;
20 good quality yearling cattle, mostly
Herefords; 2 broad saws; a number of
chunks.
Terms for selling: 4% if sold; 2% if
not sold. All sales strictly cash.
For further particulars phone
• 606r23 Clinton.
A. E. TOWNSHEND, Proprietor:
GEO. IL ELLIOTT, Auctioneer.
COMMUNIT•Y SALES
•
Another Big Community Sale will
be held •on Friday, December 23rd.
at 2 o'clock at the Queen's Hotel
Stables, Seaforth. The same number
of pigs, from suckers to 125 lbs. So
fax we have listed some stockers and
2 speinger cows, right in every way.
There will be a nun -tiler 5f cho'ce
geese, chickens and ducks, Anyne
wishing to sell anything bring it in
as our sines are the lowest. Rates
are cut in half. If you wish to sell
yetis. pigs or cattle to us,phone the
Queen's Hotel, Seaforth, end Ike will
go out and bun it.
J. I. COYNE, Manager.
GEO. Ff. ELLIOTT, Auctioneer.
J. ROACH, Clerk.
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XV ITHEATRE CAPITAL THEATRE, REGENT THEATRE
Cinton.
Gotierich Seaforth
P' 'Vow: Will Rogers in
'
"JUDGE PRIEST"
Mon, Tuns., Wed.
Joan Blondell, Leslie • Howard and
Humphrey Bogart in
"STAND IN"
A. young human adding-maohine
/
goes' to Mollywoon to bring order
out on chaos. He succeeds and
also finds inenance.
. ..,__.. - ,
Thurs., Fri., Sat.
"The Old Barn Dance"
starring GENE AUTRY and
Smiley Burnette & Relen Valkis
A horse trader is tricked into
singing on a radio program foe a
pair of swindling' -tractor de-alers.
.
•
Coming: Tommy Kelly, Jackie
• Moran and Ann Gillis in
"The Adventures of Tom Sawyer"
-In, Technicolor -
Mat. :Sat, iiiel holidays at 3 pan.
4nanaginni,
Now: The "Dead End Kids" in
"LITTLE TOUGH GUY" '
Vfon., Tues. & Wed -Double Bill:
• Peter Lorre, Lynn Bari
and Keye Luke
"Mr. Moto's Gamble"
Shirley Deane & Russel Gleason
n a JONES FAMILY adventure
"Love on a Budget"
Thur., Fri., Sat.
ERROL FLYNN and
MARGARET LINDSAY
present a grand Lloyd C. Douglas
story
"GREEN LIGHT"
with ANITA LOUISE
Coming: "'Vend and Woolly" and
"THAT CERTAIN AGE" 1
Corning: Deanne Durbin in • "Borrowing Trouble"
Mat.: Wed., Sat., Holidays, 3 pan. Mat.: Sat and Holidays at 3 p.m.
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Now: "Tex Rides with the
Boy Scouts"
Mon., Teen. Wed.
Claude RAINS -Fay BAINTER
and Jackie Cooper
iortray a story of faith, philosophy
....and sacrifice written by , v
Lloyd 0. Douglas •
"WHITE I3ANNERS" '
Thur., Fri., Sat ,
none AUTRY-Smiley BURNETTE -
• and Carol Hughes
take their music o' the plains into
a fast paced western adnenture
"The Man from Music'
• Mountain"
THE
RIGHT PLACE
TO BUY
CANDY, NUTS, ORANGES,
APPLES & GRAPES
MOMS,
FRESIIP„ACK,
• ANNIE LAURIE,
SMILES'N CHUCKLES
CHOCOLATES
• CIGARS Sr CIGARETTES
All in Attractive Holiday Wrap
Christmas Cake
Plum Pudding
Bartliff & Crick
1Phone 1. Clinton.
Bargains this Week
We will allow you $50 or ntore on
your present radio on your 'choice of
factory clearance models new in stock
All new machines.
SPECIAL -For this, week only our
regular $34.95 radios for $31.95.
We have several used electric
machines from $20 up. Come in
while the picking is good.
EXTRA -We will give you a usee
Battery Set if you purchase the bait -
tones from un. Why be without
a radio?
GIFT SUGGESTION
Give mother or wife a. Spavton Re-
frigerator, We can save you $50 on
the purchase price by a special ar-
rangement with the manufacturer.
$30.00 or more in trade on is Sparton
• Electric Washer.
For the Girl Friend- We have a
Special Sparton Set designed to will
any lady's affections. 9 new models
to choose from.
Do It Early - Do It Now.
Epps Radio Shop
Kiug Street.
Christmas is Coming
Get that favorite snapshot enlarg-
ed now; enlarged, tinted, mounted.
They make excellent Christmas gifts
for anyone. All nnzea, all preen.
See our display at Ken's Milk Bar,
or inquire from Norman Lever, Jr.
13-2.
DANCE
Friday, Dec. 16th
Kinburn Hall
Draw for pair of Kellwood Bletkets.
Proceeds in aid of Hockey Club
NOTE -New & Old Time Orchestra
engaged for this event.
Good Music. A Good Time Assured
• Admission 25e
. CHRISTMAS
SPECIALS
CRISPY NUT CANDY, 12c lb.
Extra Good Value
NEW NUTS
2 lb. 35e
French Creams
• 19c lb.'
CHRISTMAS
CAKE
and
PUDDINGS
PLAIN or ICED
FRUIT and
ICANDY BOXES
Made To Order
CHOCOLATE'
DROPS
' 19c lb.
CANDY. CANES
lc and 5c
• HUNTS
NEILSON'S
LOWNEY'S
GANONG'S
PAGE & SHAW
CHO,COLATES,
Finest Quality &
Popular Prices
Wendorrs Bakery
and Restaurant
A GOOD PLACE TO LUNCH
Phone 68
Roomers or Boarders
I itm prepared to accept a number
Of roomers or boarders, residence
centrally located, and modern con-
veniences. Apply to Mrs. E. L. Mittell,
Princess street, phone 213. 13-3.
Tenders
BURGESS' STUDIO
CLINTON
Photographs of Distinction
by 1
LRENE ZITRGESS
Phone 115.
Developing and Printing
(Open Every Day)
Winter Is Here
LET ITS LOOK OVER YOUR ovgg.
t,
COAT, WE ,CAN RENOVATE IT
TO LOOK LIKE NP,W
MODERATE PRICES
ga3m,,a9N
ALBERT PALMER
Isaac Mt., Chilton. •'
IMPORTANT NOTICE
ACCOUNTS, NOTES,
JUDGEMENTS COLLECAD
Our collecting department is a
sult of years of successful expeiri-
enee in collecting local or out-of-town
accounts. •
No collection, no charge - '
Mail your list of accounts to -day le
Burke's Collecting Agency
(License 176)
„HEAD OFFICE-SEAFORTIL ONT.
4141
dersigued up to 12 o'clock noon on'
Tendens. will be received by the
unAostscancisatommtstmatentomoo•?,
Wednesday, Dec. 21st, 1938 for the
electric wiring of ILS.S. No. 5, Mul-
lett. Lowest or any tender not neces-
sarily- accepted. , Snecifications can
be seen on application to 1E3a_2rl
Raithby, Auburn.
Gasoline Engines
1, 11/4 h.p. Gilson; 1, 3h.p: Inter-
national, clutch pulley and magneto;
1, 4 h.p. International; 1, 6 h.p.
Brantford; Grinder, 1, 10 inch Beatty,
nearly new, flat plates. A. Seeley,
Clinton. 12-3.
Get Your Christmas
Permanent in Bayfield
With Our New Equipment
We can give you
CROQUIGNOLE, SPIRAL or
COMBINATION WAVE
AT THE LOWEST PRICES
Makins' Beauty Shoppe
Phone 631r25 13-2.
• NEW S.: OLD TYME
Dance at Kippen
On Friday, Dec. 16th
To Ukulele Bill and
His Hillbillies
General Achnission 30c.
C. Watson, Manager
Christmas Bargains
Having made arrangements where-
by we are enabled to purchase re
frigerators at reduced prices, we can
• save you real money on all 1938
Christmas model Refrigerators. These are \now
available at factory clearance prices.
They ntake idein Christmas Gifts
Bargains
slightly used electric Washer, Gfison
2 New Gilson Washers
1 used 2 -volt Battery Radio
1 New Victor Battery Radio, 4 tube
1 Westinghouse Demonstrator
Electric Radio, 4 tube
Several Furnaces, suitable to heat
any home.
Demonstrator Willys Overland Sedan,
the best ear value on the market.
today. ,
• PHONE. 34-616, CLINTON
or see
J. E. Hugill
AT ONCE
CHRISTMAS
TREES!
Just Received a Shipment of
Beautiful Noethern Serum
in Sizes for all fainilies.
Order Early While They Last.
, Apply:
V. D. FALCONER'S
Phone 97-j. COAL OFFICE
Special Offer
tIFOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY
We Will Give You $50.00 Dollars
or More for Your Old Radio
on a new
4
Stromberg Carlson
FULLY GUARANTEED
Remember
There is nothing finer than a
STROMI3ERG CARLSON
See them at our Shop
MITTELL'S
Radio & Electric
Service
Phone 213 6LINTONf
.atkikatrazDaalllaiZaratZW/M122,7401-
Stratford-Goderich Coach Line -
TIMETABLE
Lv. EAST
Clinton daily for Stratford 8.10 a.m.
Daily except Sun. & Holinrs 4.40 p.m.
Suns. & Holnys 8.10 a.m. & 5.10p.m.
Lv. WEST
Clinton daily for Goderieh 2.00 p.m.
Daily except Sun, & holinrs 8.20 p.m.
Suns. & Honys 2.00 p.m. & 10.40P.M.
Direct Cenneetions to all points.
tartliff & Crich, Local Agents
C. Berner, Manager:
Mouse for Sale
A good ten -roomed house, on Vic-
toria street with modern conven-
iences, good garden, house in good
condition. Apply to Lorne or Charlie
Brown, Clinton, Ont. 094f.
House for Rent
Modern conveniences. Good loca-
tion. For xent at moderate price.
Apply to News -Record. 01-tf.
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We so have SOine real barganie in j Wanted
PHILCO RADIOS. Old horses or cattle for mink feed;
GLEN COOK
Canada's Mos
Popular Radios
,:s:,r,x,141.7101,04I7;
Model 13/60
Rogers and DeForest
Ckosley
PRICED FROM $34.95 to $250.00
Special from now until Christmas
on all Electric Sets'
20% OFF FOR CASH
• On Display at Lockwood's Barber
Shop.
A. W. Groves
if dead phone at once. Will pay ac-
cording to valise. Ebner Trick, phone
607r5, or Lloyd 13atkins, 619e14.
84 tnne-o-w
• SUPERFLUOUS HAIR
permanently removed by Electrolysia.
MISS E. MERNER
VARNA, ONT.
Phone HensaR 97r12
or write to Varna, Ontario 94-13
Roofing
We have a special liquid Fibre
Coating or Alumenix for steel roofs.
Also repair flat roofs. We sell Ce-
ment Tops for chimneys. Apply to
Joe Becker, "Clinton. Phone 42.
8641 '
For Sale
A house and barn on Wellington
Street. • Water and hydro. Apply tee,
L E. Howard, 31 on 624, Clinton.
• 7044
Cleaning and Pressing
Suits, Coatis and Dresses'
DRY CLEANING AND REP &MIN*
'• W.J. AGO, TAILOR
If nOti open work may be left MI
Hessen Barber , Shop.