Clinton News-Record, 1951-11-29, Page 5it
y3'HURSDAY, NOVEMBER '28, '1951
. CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
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Classified Rates
FURNITURE FOR SALE BIRTHS. GRIGG—EADIE ...»
'CASH RATE - (If paid by BANKS= -In Clinton Public Taos- chrysanthe
mums, lums,s ferns and white
BOXY THEATRE PARK THEATRE CAPITAL
/ettriesday following date of in- VELOUR CHESTERFIELD Suite pltaa, on Saturday, November 4 I TAL THEATRE
aertio.insertion Two cents a word firstwith reserve' bed, stove, 24, 1951, to Mr. and Mrs. Kent ed cathedral candles, at Byron , GODERIfJiI—Phone 1150 GOackie e -phone 47 Wednesday
— $35. Anti
(minimum 50 cents);reservoir . and cookstovg nethi Banks, RCAF Station; United Church on Saturday, No- Now playin
subsequent insertions 1 cents a closet. Heavy duty ale trie stave Clinton a son, veirrber 17, Patricia Ann Eadie, "VENGEANCE g (Nov. 29—Dee. 1) Now: Judy Holliday in her ^ Now; Jackie Jenkins in -
word' ?!aand other piecesdaughter of Mr. end Mrs. James witV L ansa Academy Award "BOYS' RANCH"
15 of urniture„ CAMERON In Clinton Public In Colour, with Burt Lancaster "BORN YESTERDAY"
wrde
(minimum 35 cents), Phone •62, Moore's U —A. Eadie, .Landon, became the MON., 'TUES., WED.
,cents extra for box nems), or
pholstering. Hospital, on Monday, Novemberand Robert Walker T Double Bill —
:tor dtreCiion t4 NEWS -RECORD
48-b 26 1951, to Mr. and Mrs. John hrzde of Gordon 'Arnold Grigg,
son of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Grigg,MON., TUES„ WED, Penny Singleton, Arthur Lake
4Offioe. Cameron, Clinton, a son (Doug- Clinton. The ceremony. was, sol -MON" TUES., WED. (Dec. 3-5) Spencer Teats, & John Hodiak and Larry Simms, Dain and
IF CHARGED --15 cents 'extra. las Hugh).J.Ava Gardner, .Howard Ifeel, The sensational courtroom story his gang present their latest and
IF CHARGED-15
,noon, is extra.
. HELP WANTED—Male emye, The Rev. gthur music woe Kathryn Grayson, & Joe E. Brown that has everybody talking; a escapade m
CUNDY--In Clinton Public Hos- Kaye. wadding wasmost hilarious
may. PTNS'E•T3"EIR IO'RAITE7RNOONS, pital, on Tuesday, November played by Mrs. Leslie Bronson. A stage classic becomes a screen frank ax ase of �E r
7, 1952, to Mr. and Mrs. Peterp political brit- 7 Reward"
Monday' Friday. Apply ClintonC]iy The bride, given in marriagemusic and a compelling love
cry, Featuring a superb dram-
-ACCOMMODATION d Jimmn3edek Beckett, R kjealriidmoo
Bawling Alley. Phone 799. Cued ,Zurich a son, music and a
48 HARRISONZ In Clinton Public by her fathr, was charming in �� story otic cast. r
FOR RENT p Hospital, on Tuesday, Novem-
ber a gown of Chantilly lace and SHOW BOAT" and Jimmy Lydon. A film ver -
with
white bridal satin. The lace "The People vs. Cony the comic strip tolls hone
27, 1951, to Mr and Mrs. bodice was styled with lily -point In Teehniefeatu „ Corky and Skeezix star`"t a rest -
=ROOM AND BOARD FOR TWO' HELP WANTED Gordon Clinton, a son ' Nota: The above feature will O'Hara" auxant.
„gentlemen, sharing. 183R. (John GHarri)Harrison,o sleeve's and a portrait neckline commence at 7 p m — u
Agee SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY to TROYFR—In Clinton Public Hos-
ambitiousTHURS., FRI., Alley" persons to .make reel pital, on Friday, November 23, full-length lace and veil ofn YFreet n h illusion THUR., held her FEL, SAT. (Dec. 6-8) Debra Paget, Jeff Chandler THURS. FRI.
:store ROOM COTTAGE, close to money in selling from door to 1951, to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon and Louis Jourdan .SAT,
store and school in the, Village door 225 products well-known and Troyer, Hensatl, a daughter. appliqued with satin hearts, and I d Climb the Hiigiaest PhotographedMarie Windsor, Jon Hall and
of Summerhill. Apply Ezra Ellis, guaranteed: toilet, medicines, cul -
she carried a hand bouquet of in Technicolor, in Mary Castle. he adventure, in
'Clinton, phone 802r4. 47-8-P inary domestic, tea, coffee, etc. MARRIAGES American Beauty roses. Mountain"the Hawaiian blonds, a love- Technicolor, wherein a Spanish
Miss Joyce Grigg, sister of the In Technicolor story of Polynesia one hundred Cavalier discovers Florida and
xEPING ACCOMMODATION Complete assortment of GIFT gorom, was maid of honor, wear- The poignant, heart-warming years ago. A great stage favor- runs into some Falir:
r opposition• .
for two or three, men preferred. BOXES. Large discount. Your R U parsonage, ing a strapless gown 'of shrimpstory of a young circuit -rider and ite now on the screen.
one 339J.'qg p profits 'depend on your work. taffeta and net with matchinhis bride who went into the hills "Bird of Paradise" "Hurricane Island"
Good territories available. NO by Rev W 11 M ' Vida lace bodice and mittens. Miss of Georgia with the message,
-WINTERIZED CABIN, PARTLY RISK. JITO: 5130 St. Hubert, M g t W It d h Doreen. Swan was: bridesmaid. `Love thy neighbour as thyself."
furnished, one bed -room, kitchen, Montreal. 45-6-7-8-b M M W'll'am Wafters, She wore a strapless gown of Susan Hayward, Wm. Lundigan, Coming: Frank Lovejoy & Nancy Coining: "RED BADGE ' OF
and veranda. Hydro and -water,•v Laverne
at -
turquoise taffeta with matching Rory, Calhoun and Barbara Bates Olson in "FORCE OF ARMS" COURAGE" with John Huston
Apply North End Cabins. Phone lace cape and mittens. The etand Audie Murphy
$06x2, Clinton. 48-p D y pp n tendants wore matching Juliet
FIVE -ROOMED COTTAGE, UN-
furnished,bouquetsCards Kirk Street. 'Box E. Tuesday between Cizn Ches Talisman roses. U
48�b John McCannel was best' man
Phony 1 Clinta and ushers were Tames C. Eadie,
TWO U
NFURN Ch '
UNFURNISHEDt brother of
ROOMS elsthe bride,
and Gordon
tit William Matheson,Lane rdon M , and Mrs. Carman Darrow
Seasonableat Baield. Suiiable for family firnb of boreaTow, hip,tland toae, Coss GiFts.
with one child. Heat, light, water. P'ollowirns the ceremony, a re- borne Township, wish to express
'-uplifted, $25 monthly. Ap,p-ly M th h y caption was held at.Cobblestone thanks to Benmiller United
C White, local 36, RCAF Ste- Inn. The bride's mother received Church Woman's Association,
lion, Clinton. 48-:b 22 6 Reward. y by Rev. in a crepe dress of metallic grey, Colborne Women's Institute, Col -
with grey accessories and a core borne Township Council, theirr
LOST—BLUETICK HOUNDwith er nzCa sage of fue'hsia carnations. The neighbors, and all other friends
brown markings on head. Last groom's mother wore a wine who were so generous and kind,
Wild, y ' and the crepe dress trimmed with em- duringthe manymonths of Car -
just south of gBayfiel'd. Finder braiderednala'ek silk velvet, black man's inability to work. Your
please phone 908r52, Clinton, g accessories and a corsage of kindness was deeply appreciated
Gordon Gilbert, R.R. 2, Bay 48 dp Talisman roses. and will never be forgotten.
I t P' t For a trip to the United States,
the bride donned a blue suit with Mrs. Charles Riley and family
winter white accessories and wish to express their sincere ap-
spice topcoat• predation to all friends and
Mr. and Mrs. Grigg have talc- neighlbors for all floral tributes,
en up residence in Clinton. all cards and acts of sympathy
o expressed in their recent sad
St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Girls' Club ere having a Christ- The family of the late Mits.
mas Party, December 5, at 6:30 Harrison Lyon wish to thank
p.m., in the form of a pot -tuck their friends and neighbors for
supper. The supper is to be fol- their kindness and sympathy dur-
lowed• by a short business meet- ing their recent sad bereavement.
Mg and carol singing. The meet- Special thanks to Dr. Oakes and
ing is being held in the Sunday nurses for their kindness end
School room of the church, care of the family's mother.
DAYMAN-WALTERS--•Iri Thames
Road 'United Church
Saturday, November 24,. 1951,
William arr, Verde Walters, daughter of
Mr. andrs. William
Winchelsea to Howard
Dayman, son of Mr. and Mrs,
Josepha span Kip e .
IIVLATHESON-BALSOR — In. the
Free Church of Scotland,
ley, by Rev. William Matheson,
Mary Blanche Halsor, daughter
ofMrs. Christina Balser, or, Hames
on, to r iam Ross
son of Rev, end Mrs. William.
Matheson, C esle .
PRIESTAP-WILD—In St. Peter's
Church,Drysdale,
Bourdeau, Saturday,
November 24,1951,V o
Agnes Wild, Clinton, daughter
ofMrs. Bayfield,
late V. Wild,to Oscar George
Priestap, Clinton,son of Fred
:Priesta'p, Sebringville, and the
lateMrs. Priestap.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST — TWO BREAD BOXES,
ay evening,
Clin-
ton and Seaforth. Bartliff Bros.
Clinton. 48-b
LOST—BILLFOLD, CONTAIN
-
ing sum ofmoney,in o
Lorne Brown Motors, Clinton,
about 4 pm.,Monday, Nov 26.
Edward Bell, Blyth, phone Blyth
22r6, collect, 48-p
'VIM -ROOMED 114 STOREY
ick house situated on the square
the village of Bayfield, im-
ediate possession'. Apply to
Kra J. Webtser, R.R. 3, Seaforth,
Phone 668x41. 42-tbf
FURNISHED APARTMENT,
roomy, newly -decorated kitchen,
electric stove, other conveniences.
Phone 616e4. 48-b
;`OUR -ROOM COTTAGE end
garage at a reasonable rent in
Korth end of 'town, December 1,
r later. Small rooms, but eas-
ly heated, and very attractive
'tit hardwood floors, and trim,
hree-piece bath and electric
ater-heater with use of electric
ig. and other utility equipment.
eel for newly-weds. For fur-
or particulars, 'write Advertiser,
x 191; Clinton, Ontario, stat -
your employment, references,
to. 47-8-tb
ACCOMMODATION
WANTED
IIAR•AGE FOR WINTER Months.
ly Box C, Clinton News-
ecord, 47-p
•OM FOR SINGLE MAN. Non-
oker, non-drinker. By the
tonth or week. Phone 576-M.
48-p
ARTICLES FOR SALE
ABY CARRIAGE, IN GOOD
indition. Apply Mrs. Harvey
twee, Varna. Phone 626r31.
BIRDS FOR SALE
ANARIES. Come and hear our
taranteed singers. "Yellow and
ariegated colors, Will hold for
eristmas. Nelson M'ouiden,
nburn. Phone Dungannon 5R7.
7. 47-8-9-50-1-p
UiLDING LOTS FOR SALE
RE YOU THINKING of build -
g a home. A number of fine
is for sale. Leonard G. Winter,
sal Estate, phones: business
8, residence 599J. 7-btfb
IUSiNESS OPPORTUNITIES
IRVICE STATION TO LEASE
Town of Clinton, at once. Ap-
e Box "Z". 46-tbf
IRIVING BAKERY, Building,
siness, trucks, will sell separ-
e or would be interested in
en trade. Other business" trade
ted with me—restaurants, gas
tion, tourist camps. Leonard
Winter. 88-b-tfp
CLOTHING FOR SALE
Rit'S SKATING OUTFIT, tube
rtes, white boots, size 2. Good
iditipn, Phone 904r24. 48p
RE'S WHITE FIGURE Skates,
id condition, size 41/2. $6.
one 382 local 7r2. 48-b
}UTON COAT, SIZE 14-16,
tap, worn only one season.
;h chair, used one year, Phone
48-9-p
I,SlES WHITE SKATES, SIZE
$5. Wanted to buy: Small
"s skates, size 10. Mrs. How -
Currie, Joseph St. 48-p
CLOTHING WANTED
RTES IN GOOD CONDITION.
l's white, size 2. Boy's black,
4. Phone 909r33. 48x
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
ONE YORKSHIRE HOG, pure-
bred. Apply
Apply Robert Irwin, phone
e
48 -p
WEANLING PIGS FOR SALE.
H. Monaghan. Phone 376W.
48-9-50-p
25 REGISTERED AND GRADE
Holstein cows and heifers, arti-
ficially bred; also Spy and Mc-
Intosh apples, fancy and "C"
grades. William McGuire, R R.
2, Bayfield, phone Clinton 900r3.
48eb
MISCELLANEOUS
FREE THERMOMETER — Plus
cash at your farm for dead or
disabled horses or cows, Ph.c ie
collect, Seaforth 655r2. William
Stone Sons, Limited. 4$bbf
CHAIN SAWS, Two new mod-
els—Super Pioneer with auto-
matic clutch—"51" Super Twin,
the last word in power saws.
Sold by Robert W. Cole, Clinton.
42-51-p
ALL OLD HORSES AND DEAD
glimals, If suitable for mink feed
will pay more than fertilizer
prices. Melet, will pay fertilizer
prices. If dead, phone at once.
Phone collect, Gilbert Bros. Mink
Ranch, 936121 or 936r32, Gode-
rich. 2btfb
TRAPPERS — HUNTERS -- Gun
and deer licences for sale, also
deer lure. Best prices for your
furs and deer hides, also buying
goose and duck feathers, etc.
Mervyn Batkin. 45-6-7-8-p
TUPPERWARE PLASTICS,
unbreakable, have presents for
everyone from baby to grandma,
We have 50 -oz. juice canisters,
lbread-servers, canister sets, baby
dish sets, and lovely six -gauge
plastic table cloths. Look for the
Tupper -seal. It's a seal of qual-
ity. Please call Mrs. F. L. Miller,
334W, Clinton, or come and see
our display. 48-9-50-1.b
RECESSED BATHTUBS $60,
Smart Martha Washington and
Riclhledge stainless three-piece
bathroom sets: White $160 to
$189; coloured $274; complete
with beautiful, chromed fittings.
Air• cgpditioning furnaces $295.
Special offers to plumbers and
builders too. Save many valuable
dollars; buy with confidence and
have a nicer home. Satisfaction
guaranteed, Extra discounts off
catalogue prices if we supply
everything you need for complete
plumbing or heating installation,
Catalogue includes litho photos
of main fixtures, prices and in-
staIlation diagrams. Select style
of sinks, cabinets, laundry tubs,
showers, stoves, refrigerators,
pressure water systems, oil burn-
ers, septic and oil tanks, etc.
Visit or write Johnson Mail Or-
der Division, Streetsville Hard-
ware, Streetsville, Ontario. Phone
261. 42-44
PROPERTY FOR SALE
SIX -ROOMED FRAME" HOUSE
and barn, lots 211 and 212 In
HensaIl. Apply Albert Waltf,
Box 666, Goderich. 2-btfb
RM EQUIPMENT FOR SALE
[RBANKS-MORSE, Gehl and
pec Hammer Mills. Let's
nd:ers, New Idea and 11/1-1VI
m Equipment. Water systems,
ears, separators, new and used.
;bines. New Idea Distribut-
Goderich, Phone Carlow
i• 47-8-9-p
RM PRODUCE FOR SALE
tAYED APPLES FOR' 'S'ALE.
King, Talsnan Sweet, Snow,
;et, etc. Phone Clinton_613r24,
1 McClymont, Varna.
48-9.50-1-2-b
I CORN, 5 or 10 -ton truck
S. Also Kiln dried shelled
1, R. J. Ballantyne, rm. 2,
Pauls, phone Ssbringville
'47:V9 -p
FARMS FOR SALE
eV{ 50 TO 117 ACRE FARMS.
Fidential information. Mon -
G. Winter, Re'a1 Estate,
res: business 448, 'residence
5-btfb
4SS FARM, 100 'ACRES, lot
oncession 5,'Hullett Thomas
Cert RR. 1, Clinton, phone
ton 8021'21, or 'James -Phelan,
2, Blyth, Phone Bluth 31x9
SIX -ROOMED BUNGALOW —
modern kitchen and bathroom,
full basement, garage. $4,200 cash.
L. G. Winter, Real Estate, phone
business 448, residence 599J.
41-tbf
SIX -ROOMED Bungalow, one
three-piece bathroom, one two-
piece bathroom, full basement,
sreail attic, oil -burning furnace,
fully automatic; two lots, small
barn. $5,000, with $3,000 down.
A bargain if there ever was one.
Possession December 1 or possib-
ly before. Three -and -a -half blocks
from centre of town. L. G. win-
ter, Real ,Estate and Business
Broker, Clinton, Business phone
448; residence 5994. 39-tbf
SMALL HOLDING for the fam-
ily that wants to retire; four bed-
rooms, double living room, dining
room kitchen, heavy wiring, full
basement, good furnace, pressure
system, double' garage; one aere
of land, more optional; two miles
from Clinton on good road. L.
G. Winter, Real Estate end Busi-
ness Broker, Clinton, business
phone 448; residence 599-J.
40-tfb
REFRIGERATORS FOR SALE
NORGE SEVEN CUBIC FOOT
refrigerator. Apply 8 ' Toronto
DEATHS
HART—After a brief illness, In
his home, 42 Barna'by Blvd.,
Toronto, Tuesday, November
27, 1951, Morley C. Hart, be-
loved husband of Muriel C. King,
Bayfield, in his 56th year. Ser-
vices from the Chapel of Morley
St. Bedford, 159 Eglinton Ave.
W., at Lascalles Blvd., to Mount
Pleasant Cemetery, Thursday,
November 29, 1951.
BARTLIFF—In Clinton. Satur-
day, November 24, 1951, Robert
James Bartliff, month-old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas T.
Bartliff.
LYON—In Clinton, Friday, No-
vember 23, 1951, Martha Lear,
widow of Harrison Lyon, Lon-
desboro, in her 86th year. Ser-
vices from the United Church,
Londesboro, to Bly,th Union
Cemetery, Monday, November
26, 1951,
AUCTION SALE
of LIVESTOCK from Lot No. 17,
4th Concession of Hullett Twp.,
21/3 miles north of Clinton,
and 134 miles, east of No,
4 Highway, on
Monday, Dec. 3
at 1:30 p.m.
Five Hereford cows, 4 and 5
yrs. old, pasture bred; Polled,
Angus caw, 4 yrs. old, pasture
bred; 4 Hereford heifers, pasture
bred; 3 Hereford yearling heif-
ers; 2 Hereford yearling steers;
3 Hereford spring calves.
TERMS—CASH
No reserve as proprietor is in
ill health,, if weather is unfav-
orable the sale will be held under
cover.
JOSEPH MANN, Proprietor
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT,
Auctioneer
48-b
PERSONAL
SKINNY MEN, WOMEN! Gain 5
to 15 lbs, New pep, too. Try
Famous Ostrex Tonic Tablets for
double results; new healthy flesh;
new vigor, New "get acquaint,-
ed"
cquaintsed" size only 60 cents. All drug-
gists.
PiANO TUNING
YOUR PIANO carefully tuned.
Just call G. W. Cox et Clinton
5508. 43tfb
25 YEARS' EXPERIENCE with
Sherlock -Manning Pianos Limit-
ed; tuning and repairing; all work
guaranteed. E. C. Nickle, phone
Clinton 339J, 20-21-ptfb
SAW FILING
SAWS, ALL KINDS, FILED at
C. Hoare's orchard, mile north of
town. Will work odd days bar- i
vesting, etc. Call evenings at vp
house, if possible, 47-52-p 0
p
CANADIAN COMPANY
REQUIRES
SALES REPRESENTATIVE
In Clinton District
Group Insurance, Hospital Benefits and Adequate
Pension Available for Permanent Staff,
Reply, giving 'age, education, present occupation
and marital status to
Box "D", Clinton News -Record -
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For who so ever shall call on the
Name of the Lord
Shall be Saved
Romans 10-13
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FLIGHT BOOTS -- Shearling lined or with Wool
Fleece.
PULLOVER RUBBER BOOTS — Black, Brown,
White or Red.
ATTRACTIVE HOUSE SLIPPERS—Moccasin styled;
also Semi -Wedge Heels; Platform Soles
and Fur Trimmed.
Men and Boys
FLIGHT BOOTS — Shearling lined or with Wool
Fleece.
CASHMERETTE OVERSHOES with Zippers;
4 Buckles and 2 Buckles; Rubber
Overshoes with 4 Buckles.
HOUSE SLIPPERS — Leather Romeos with or
without zippers; Wool -Plaid, with or
without zippers.
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GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE
iOrder Early to make sure of delivery
RCA Victor, Columbia and Capital Records
SPARTON RADIOS
Moore's Upholstering
Rebuilt Furniture
PHONE 62 -- New Location, Three Doors From Roxy
STOVES FOR SALE
EVANS OIL SPACE HEATER,
medium size, one year old, in
very good condition. D. E.
Symons, Princess St. W., phone
Clinton 550M. 48-p
TEACHERS WANTED
APPLICATIONS will be received
until December 10, 1951 for
teacher for S.S. No, 8 Hullett,
situated on No. 4 Highway, south
of myth. Duties to commence
January 3, 1952. Hydro in 'school.
State experience, salary expected,
and last inspector. Stanley Lyon,
secretary, Auburn, Ontario.
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DRESSING
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Watch the smile he gives
you when he dons his
Christmas robe, You just
can't miss pleasing him
when you choose one of
our fine fancy rayons, or
plain or plaid wools •--
5, M, L.,
12.95 to'19.95
EIDERDOWN
ROBES
7.95
. GIFTS for BOYS
• SHIRTS • SWEATERS • SOCKS
• PARKAS 0 STATION WAGON COATS
• TIES • PYJAMAS
• BOMBER JACKETS --' Etc.
-• BLUE JEANS (plain lining)
IsIgigs k_. Basal•91t/'ll:.#kilt t8tl:' motgig'mg mrsoe-rogume
PICKETT and 'CAMPBEL
• PHONE 25. '(opposite the.' theatre)
SHIRTS AND TIES GIFT BOXED
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GIFT SUGGESTIONS for HIM
• SHIRTS • TiES • SOCKS
• SWEATERS • HATS
• GLOVES 0 CUFF LINKS
• SCARVES Etc.
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• COWHIDE BELTS
• SMART BRACES