Clinton News-Record, 1951-01-11, Page 5`'S14t1111SDAY, 'JANUARY 11, 1951
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LtvEToctc FOR sAL BIRTHS WOAA 'Midgetltaon) One E -(If paid by 'Wed
SASH RA owing date of looser- PUREBRED SHORTHORNS, one Schedule •Relleased �HHOI.MESVILLE ROXY THEATRE x RE REGENT °THEATRE,.
emsday fell
t ' cent a word first in- red bull of serviceable age, one pejespIDGE-In 'Qlinton Pu'iillllc S E A' F O R T• It
•aeition (minimum 35 cents); sub- red heifer due in January, two ' , Hospital, on Saturday, January • The WOAA Midget hockey Mrs. Emerson Hesk, Landes- - NOW PLAYING
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'equent insertions one cent a Word roan,cows due, in February and 6, 1951, to Mr, and mei, Jahn series opened at Goderich Tues boro, was a visitor for a few Dan DaileyNow: "THE 13Ri AIiTII Agar
(minimum 25,cents); 15 cents ex•, March, .some bred heifers. AP- Burridge, Clinton, a son(John clay evening. flour teams are days last week at the home of " Anne Baxter David Brian and John Agar
'okra for box number or for direc- ply to George L, Reid, Varna. Soott), competing in the growA Ticket to
'tion to NEWS -RECORD Office. 2-b group -Clinton her brother-in-law and sister, Mr.,MONDAY and TUESDAY
IF • CHARGED -15 cents extra. LANDSBOROUGI3 - In.. Scout Lions, Goderich Lions, Seaforth and Mrs. Bert Lobb. Tarnaka cvk" Adult Entertainment
HOLSTEIN AND,DURHAM cows Memorial Hospital, Seaforth, on Lions and Wingham Lions. Mr. and Mrs. Lobb spent a Olivia De ITaviland -- Celeste
DEADLINE -0 p.m. Wednesday.Thursday, January 4, 1951, to John W. Nediger, Ceinton, is recent weekend visiting at Port ( Technicolor 'Iola -- Mark Stevens
a and calves; also pigs, for sale at me and mos, James Lands- convener off the group, The Clin- Stanley with Mr. and Mrs, Gor- 'MON. - TUES. - WED. .great star 1n her greatest role
ACCOMMODATION all times. 8i11 Burdge, on high- borough, R.13), 3, Seaforth, a ton games are all part of double- don MacFarlane. Mrs. MacJar- Linda
n , way 4, south of Brumfield, phone Richard ..the blue-ribbon winning classic
'WANTED daughter, (Helen Margaret, a headers with the Bantams at 7 lane was the former Bernice DARN�rE+LL v
Clinton 625r6. 2-5-ptfb sister for Donald). p.m. and the Midgets at 8 p,m. -Lobb. ".�jf,j#y i TER ll SVVIDMARIS
ROOM"FOR SLEEPING or small MOORE-In Clinton Public Hos- Jan. 9=Clinton at Goderich Cxoes to Woodeden
:apartment. Box "K", NEWS ONE HEREFORD HEIFER due
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to freshen in February; also two pitai, on Sunday, Jamuary" 7, 10-Seaforth at. Wingham Miss Zona Newton, R.N.. eau- „; WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
NEWS -
RECORD. 2-i? Durham and Hereford• yearling - 1951, to Mr. end Mrs. Martin 15 -Clinton at Seaforth ghter of Rev, and Mrs. M. G. HURRICANE Richard Conte - Colleen Gray
ACCOMMODATION for Renu steeats. Merrill Switzer, phone'Moore, RCAF Station, Clinton, 16-Wingham at Goderich Newton, Ieft this weekend to ac- Adult Peter Dow
Clinton 900r23. 2-p a son: 78-Goderich at Seaforth ceps a position with the Society THUR. - FRI. - SAT. A thriIlLing, adventurous drama
ROOMS TO RENT. Apply RATIpWELL-In Clinton Public 18-Wingham at Clinton' for Crippled Children. She will
Jan. I8-19-20 "TheuRh a unique story value
Al
0 OMS TO . y THREE CHOICE JERSEY pure- Hospital, on Sunday„ January23-Seaforth at Godenioh serve at'Woodeden, the inetitu "MICKEY" Sleeping 'r
bred cows, T.B. tested, registered 7, 1951, to Mr. and Mrs. Gor- 24 -Clinton at Wfngiram tion for the cerebral Palsied t= g City
THREE -ROOMED 'self-contained and vaccinated
, cans tattooed, don Rothwell, R.R. 2, Bayfield, 29-Seaforth at Clinton children in the London area. We Starring Lois Butler and Bill FRIDAY and SATURDAY
impartment. Phone '363. 2-b KE.LEE Basil's Lynda 210898, a daughter. 31-Goderich at Wiinghaan wish her every success as she Goodwin - (Color) William Holden - Colleen Gray
,caving three yrs.; KE,LEE Dawn TAYLOR - In Clinton Public Feb. 3-Winghem at Seafprth pursues' this worthnwhile calling. Jan. 22-23-24 and Jane Saumders
ARTICLES FOR SALE Rose 217550, coming four; Glen- , hospital, on Monday, January 8-Goderich at Clinton Ilolymesville YI'U Meets Claudette Colbert One of the
years outstandm'g
'FOUR SOUP SPOONS "North- cRcket's Spot 119251,forsale, aged 8, Georgel, to F/O and Mrs. c given re Molly Cox and Reta to ,y ? comedy hits built around a
cow; take pick, one for all E. Taylor, Clinton, a The regular YPU meeting was Three Came Home" heart-warming experience
'Rose p" sterling silver, Normandy fres; also Golden's Lula Lady, daughter (Wendy Leigh).
Cards o T hanks held on Monday at the home of Coming:
Rose pattern. New. Reasonable. nice Jersey heifer age eight 'l Ewan and Esther Ross, with a is "Father is a Bachelor"
4pply'Bbx "A", NEWS -RECORD. months, T.B. tested, with vac-
MARRIAGES The Outriders" „
good attendance a o£ members.
2_p cinatian certificate papers. Would MRS. FRED TROTT wishes to group'svZi Teal: WABASH AVENUE"
Missionary worship per- Joel McCrea In Technicolor with Betty Grable
consider taking two loads good.JOHNSTON-VANDERBURGH _ thank Dr. W. A. Oakes, Dr. A. ied. Kathleen Holmes read thesereateaseeaseammetseassoo
k'OLDING CARRIAGE, blue, new allele hay as part pay, Thomas At the Victoria St. United Buhr and all the nurses of Clin-
ton Scripture, and readings were �1;TRF
'condition. 52 Winnipeg Rd,, p gPARK Tl i
Adastral 'Park, •l?CIAF Station, Leppington, phone Clinton 587W. Church Parsonage, Goderich, ton Public Hospital for their Rota Yeo was in charge of the CAPITAL THEATRE
kind administrations duringher GODERICH -Phone 1150 GODERICH - phone 47
Clinton. 2-P 2 p by Rev. D. W. Williams, on recent illness, and her ran Yeo. Kathleen Holmes conduct-
-LEARN TO' WEAVE. Loom, table LOST AND FOUND Saturday afternoon.,
8t rn,Jessica,eau lz' thoughtful friends for their kind period contests,d A. katingand 1pa tso y, weather business Now:Albert inl "THe E FULLER, g
g remembrances.
model, 27 inches wide. Phone FOUND -HOUND, part beagle ter of .Mr. and Mrsl. Albert ,; 2-b permitting, will be held this Fri- BRUSH GIRL"
"n3. 1-2-p Vanderburgh, Goderich, to clay evening on a local pond.
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and part fox hound, strayed to Charles Franklin son of Mr.We would like to take this The regular meeting wild take
BUSINESSES FOR SALE premises on Saturday last: Owner and Mrs. Leslie Johnston, R.E.opportunity of thanking all those place on Monday et the home'of MON. - TUES. -WED,
may have same by proving prop- 1 Port Albert. . who so kindly remembered Reg Ila Grigg, with Alex Glenn's "A Life of Her Own"
RESTAURANT, Fish and Chips enty and paying for expenses. in any way at Christmas, special group in charge.
'Specialty, apartment attached to W H. Weeks, R.R. 4, Clinton, DEATHS thanks to the Legion. -(Signed) + 0 In which a lar -seeing blonde
building, gas 'pinups, roomy gar- phone 633x3. 2-b MR. and MRS. WILLIAM COOK. The'Girls' Club of Ontario St. takes matters in hand and be-
•age, area for building tourist 'LOST- THREE -STONE Diamond ALLEN - At the home of her United Church will meet at the carnes the undeniable life of the
cabins, situated on highway two ring, on Christmas Eve in Clin- daughter, Mrs. Reg. Bali, Clin- MR. WILLIAM MAIR and Mr. home o£ 1VIrs. D,. M. Maltby, on ply'
blocks west of main intersection ton. $25 reward for return of ton, on Tuesday, January g 'and Mrs. A. Richmond, the bus- Tuesday evening, January 16, at starring
in Clinton. Reason for selling- ring or information about same. 1951, Sarah A. Jones, beloved. band and family of the late Mns. eight o'clock. Lana Turner & Ray Millard
'health, Leonard G. Winter, Real ,address replies to Box "R", wife of the late Thomas G. Ze1La A. Mair, wish to take this - -
'Estate Broker, phones; business opportunity of expressing their
•NEWS -RECORD. 2-p Allen, in her 81st year. Funeral heartfelt thanks and appreciation AUCTION SALE THUR. - FRI. - SAT. THUR. - FRI. - SAT.
448, residence 89TJ.
e2 -,b "from the Ball and Minch Fun= to all those who so thoughtfully of 25 BEEF and DAIRY COWS William Holden -- Colleen Gray Donald Woods - Bobby Blake
FOUND - LADY'S RING with eral Home, High St., Clinton, to ,showed their sympathy to them at Lot No. 31, 6th Concession, Jane Saunders and Claudia Drake
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE stone, found in Clinton a short Dungannon Cemetery, on in their recent loss, for the many Goderich Township, 1 mile A minstrel men with a travel -
time ago. Owner may have same Thursday, January 11, at 2 p.m. beautiful floral tributes and oth- south of Porter's Hill, on ling show becomes the unwilling A popular old favorite returns
1941 'DODGIE SIEDAN, black„ by contacting finder, Wingham CREE-In Westminster Hospital, er expressions of sympathy and Tuesday, January16 guardian of a six-year-old, with with a new cast and an unusual
'good condition, good rubber, phone 717 W 1, and paying for London, 00 Wednesday,
, Jan.
. 1 , help received, and with particular at 2 p,m., consisting f: m and complications aplenty, story about an unusual dog.
nxust'be sald'by Saturday. Phone advertisement. 2-pbe-thanks to the Rev. S. H. Brenton "Father is a Bachelor" "Return of Rin -tin -tin"
Bayfield 53x3, 2-b loved husband of Annie Parker, for his kindness and understand- Dunersey Herefords, Holsteins
MISCELLANEOUS in his 78th year. Resting at ing, to the and Jerseys. Some cows recent -
EMPLOYMENT WANTED Ba61 and Mutch Funeral Home, g pall bearers for their ly freshened, balance •springing, Comity "
SAWS, ALL KINDS FILED AT Highservices and to all those who so and due in February end March;, g: MINES"
SOLOMON'S Coming:,
town. are�Vallchard, mile northd days,
Friday. Clinton,rfSturday, noonn'thoughtfully supplied cams.. 2-b All cows are young, of good MINES In Technicolor • "ENCHANTED 'VALLEY"
C. Quante, with Deborah Kerr Iu Technicolor
harvesting, etc. 51-7-p 13, at 2.30 pm, to Clinton MRS. MEREDITH Y O U N G T.B. Tested. good condition andosorressessmemessei
Cemetery. wishes to thank all her friends
DUFF -In the General Hospital, and relatives who remembered
Leamington, on Saturday, Jan- her with cards, flowers and
uary 6, 1951, Jean Sturdy, be- treats, while a patient in Clinton
loved wife of the late Earnest Public Hospital, special thanks to
O. Duff, formerly of Dungan- Dr. J. A. Addison, Dr Newlands,
non. Funeral to Evergreen Dr„ Brady, and to the special
Memorial Centre, Leamington, nurses and nursing staff of the
Tuesday, Jan. 9.hospital, 2-p
LIPPH ARDT-In Everett, Wash.,• +r. 5 *
Louis C. Lipphardt, 80, form- MRS. FULFORD wishes to
erly of Zurich, brother of Mrs. thank her many friends and
George E. Fee, Hensall, Fun- neighbours for the kindness and
eral from Bonthron Funeral sympathy shown both to her -
Home. Hensall, to Exeter Cern- self and family, in their recent
etery Tuesday afternoon, Jan- sad bereavement; special thanks
uary 9. to Dr. Shaw, Rev. Bulteel, the
RATHWELL•-In Clinton Public flower bearers, and to all who
Hospital, on Sunday, January loaned cars and helped in any
7, 1951, infant daughter of Mr, way, and for the beautiful floral
and Mrs. Gordon Rothwell, tributes and to the Ball and
R.R. 2, Bayfield, Mitch Funeral Horne. 2-p
"The. SNAKE PIT"
Now, "PALOMINO"
Beverly Tyler and Technicolor
MON. - TUES. - WED.
Johnny Sheffield -- Arlene
Roberts - Chas. Irwin
The screen's newest Tarzan
brings to Life a ,colorful adven-
ture on a remote jungle isle.
"Panther Island"
-FARl\2ERS- Be sure to get your
help in time. 'Small and large
' Dutch families are available for
'this corning sprung. Apply now. UP TO 85.00 FOR DEAD OR
C de'Haan, 'Belgrave. 1-9-ptfb disabled horses. cows, hogs, at
'FARM EQUIPMENT for SALE
your faun. Prompt service. Phone
collect William Sproat, Seaforth
NEW IDEA SPREADERS. mow- 655r2, William Stone Sons, Limit -
ens, rakes, etc., supply limited; ed, Ingersoll, Ont.
'order now. New Idea Distribut-
ors, Goderich, phone Carlow 2821. ALL OLD HORSES AND DEAD
2-3-4-p animals. If suitable for mink feed
will pay more than fertilizer
FARMS MR SALE OR RENT prices. If not, will pay fertilizer
FROM 50 TO 200 ACRE Farms, prices. If dead, phone at once.
Phone collect, Gilbert Bros. Mink
confidential information. Leonard Ranch, 936r21 or 936r32, Gode-
G. Winter, Real Estate, phones: rich. 2btfb
'business 448, residence 5991.
2-b NOTICES
FARMS FOR SALE
13 ACRES with good brick house.
'two-storey hen house, cinder
'Mock, 24'x48', accommodates 800
hens; two brooder houses, seven
shelters; barn 14'x48'; water
'pressure system, hydro; located
•an county road. half mile from
village. Ideal for poultry farm-
ing and market gardening. H. C.
'Lawson, Realtor, phone 251W.
43btfb
'GARAGE ACCOMMODATION
`GARAGE WANTED in business
"geotion. Gordon. Herman, phone
'Clinton 224W. 2 b
HELP •WANTED --Mlle
YOUNG MEN, 16-19 years of
'ssage, preferably with four or five
-years High School, wanted for
position with financial institution.
A»ply in writing to Box "M",
NEWS -RECORD. ' 1-2-b
'BIG EARNINGS with a future.
`Now is the time to act if you
'would like to establish yourself
in a business with a real future,
?f yon are a reliable man, under
'55 years of age, and you have
'a ear, you can make excellent
money and safeguard your future
as well. You don't need to have
oapital or previous experience in
this pleasant work selling far n
and household necessities, Write
The J. R. Watkins Company,
Dept. O -C-15, 850 St. Rosh St.,
'Montreal.
HOUSES FOR SALE
SIX-ROOMEDFRAME HOUSE
•and 'barn, Sots 211 and 212 in.
Hensall. Apply Albert Walff,
"Box 666, Goderich. 2-btfb
SIX -ROOMED BRICK dwelling,
'good condition, modern conven-
iences, new furnace, about half
acre land, good barn, some fruit
•tress. Possession within 60 days.
Apply H. C. Lawson, Realtor,
'phone 251W,.' 5lbtfb
'TWO-STOREY FRAME HOUSE
in Clinton, ceilings insulated,
modern conveniences, connected
to sewer, three lots and garage,
'half cash, balance in rent. Apply
Box "C", 'NE WS-REM:SRI).
2-p
SEWING MACHINES, new and
used. Repairs to all makes;
treadles electrified or made in-
to portables; prices reasonable,
work guaranteed; will pick up
and deliver in Clinton limits.
C. Woods, 12 East St., Goderich,
phone 867J. 42-btfb
PROPERTY TO LET
COTTAGE FOR RENT, Highway
8, five mules east of Clinton, hot
water, refrigerator, telephone,
li dho. For further particulars
apply Jonathan Hugili, your Aus-
tin and Hudson dealer, phone
Clinton 616r34, or Seaforth 667r6.
2-b
PIANO TUNING
YOUR PIANO carefully tuned.
Just call G. W. Cox et Clinton
550R. 43tfb
SEWING
WILL BE ABLE TO TAKE IN
sewing, children's or lady's wear.
Mrs. A. St. Amens, phone 677W.
2-p
STOVES FOR SALE
LIGHT DUTY-
RAN G E T T E.
Phone 320J. 2-b
OIL BURNER, almost new, for
sale. L. G. Winter, Clinton
(office). 2-b
McCLARY "ESCORT" Coal and
wood range, white enamelled,
four years old, in A-1 condition
at less than hall new stove value.
R. To 1VfacMiIlan, phone Bayfield
23. 2 -
LARGE SIX -LID STEEL TOP
Cook Stove, reservoir and water
front attached, white enamel back
and front, good cooker and heat-
er. Wilbur Welsh, Rattenbury
St. E., phone 447J. ' 2-p
'TENDERS WANTED _
'a'rNDFr;S will be receiced for
14 cords of hard body wood,
half maple and half beach, 14"
long, to be delivered at school-
house, U,S,S. No. 12, Mullett and
f4nderirdi (Snmme"•h.ill) not later.
than June 1. 1951. Tenders to
be in hands of secretary not
later than January' 26. 1951. Low-
est or any tender not necessarily
accepted. Clarence Bal, secre-
tary -treasurer, 2-4-b
Watcli This!
NURSES' COURSE AT CLINTON
COMMUNITY 'HOSPITAL'
A course for Assistant Nurses will begin at once
'for girls gram ,113 to'35 years of age. `Goof! salary.,
"The realm lasts •one year 'with a •Certificate. You
have the yn•iviteg•e oY remaining for 'two years at o much
increased 'saialiy, or a three-year 'term as ' peferred,
Apply personally to Miss Nettie Sinclair, Superin-
tendent, Clinton Community •Hospitail.
TERMS -CASH
A. E, TOWNSHEND and SON,
Proprietors
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT,
Auctioneer
K. W. Colqultoun, Clerk
2-b
WANTED
Two Domestics for the Huron County Home. Good
pay with board and lodging provided. Duties to com-
mence immediately. For further information contact
Mrs. M. E. Jacob at the Horne, Clinton, Ontario.
N. W. MILLER, Clerk, County of Huron
2-b
Mammoth January
SUIT SALE
75 MEN'S SUITS
Gabardines, Worsteds, Pic-n-Pics
Blues -- Greys -- Browns
sizes 36 to 46
Reg, up to $59.50 s3� 5®
SPECIAL AT ■
2 Pants Suits
Reg, up to $69.50 ,. 9■50
Broken size ranges, OUR or two
of a pattern, one or two of a shade,
make it necessary that we clear 011E
racks to make room for our Spring
Suits.
Int light of recent increases in wool
prices, these suits are good value at
• the regular prices. A KNOCKOUT at
these Special prices,
BOYS 3Pe. SUITS
6 to 10 yrs —Tweed
$10.95
11 to 16 yrs.—Tweed
$14.95
Students'
GABARDINE
reg. $32.50 to. $37,50.
$19.95
PICKETT A CAMPBELL
ARROW SHIRTS STETSON HATS
PHONE 25. (opposite the theatre)'
CLINTON
PIANO
For Sale
Mahogany case, full-sized scale,
beautiful new mahogany
finish.
JONATHAN HUGILL
Your AUSTIN and HUDSON
Dealer
Phones:
CLINTON 616r34
SEAFORTH 667r6
The QUESTION, ANSWER & RESULT
The Question—What Shall We Do?
Then said they unto Him (Jesus): Whet shall we do
that we might work the works of God? -John 6:28,
The Answer—Believe.
Jesus answered and said unto them: This is the work of
God that ye believe on Him whom He hath sent, -John 6:29.
The Result—Hath Everlasting Life.
Verily, verily, I say unto you, he that believeth on Me
hath everlasting life. -John 6:47.
Chas. E. Fuller -ABC Network -Box 123, Los Angeles, Calif.
General Woodworking
• Custom band and
Jigsawing
• Novelties, What-
Nots, etc.
Sturdy, well braced
FOLDING CHAIRS
ea. $3.95
(Cheaper by the dozen)
Reg. Smith
Phone 797-W - High Street
CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL DESIGNS
For Every Occasion
K. C.Cooke
FLORIST
Phones: 66w and 663
8..'.,..
For Speedy
SERVICE
CALL
x110
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There's a Pioneer in your past
There's a Pioneer in your furture
FOR INFORMATION AND PRICES
ON
PIONEER and ,SUPER TWIN
CHAIN SAWS
SEE YOUR DEALER
Robert W. Cole
Phone 906r24 Clinton
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SPECT ALS FOR
January nly!
Reg. Special
i
only --Beatty Electric
Ironer 209. $170.
2 only—Beatty Electric
Floor Polisher
& Wax Applier 69.95 55.
1 only—Beatty Electric
Stove 316. 280.
1 only—Electric Range 169.50 150.00
BE WISE!
Buy your Plumbing Fixtures
Now
We Have a Complete Stock
Hugh R. Hawkins
HARDWARE and PLUMBING
PHONE 244 - -. CLINTON