Clinton News-Record, 1949-03-31, Page 9'THURSDAY, MARCH .'31, T
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ACCOMMODATION•
AIRMAN EXPECTING to be'm'ar-
xied requires apartment by June
1:Contact Sgt. L. W. •Elliott,
RCAF Station, Clinton. 13-p
PERMANENT RESIDENT (not
RCAF) requires:houae ilm Clinton
by first of May. Contact Eric
Sime• ''lihone"328J 13-p
AUTOMOBILESJOR •SALE
1948 PLYMOUTH Deluxe Sedan,
under 8,000 miles. Apply NEWS-
RECORD. 13-p
1947 MERCURY 118 with low
mileage, new car -condition, pri-
vately -owned, equipped .with cus-
tom-built radio, sun visor, deluxe
heater and other eattras. If in-
terested, phone 803r2, Clinton.
13-p
1941 CHEVROLET COACH, new
-tires and newly painted, motor
in good. condition. Price cheap
for quick sale. D'Arcy Rathweil,
Brucefield, phone Clinton 627r6.
13-p
1940 DODGE 'Five -Passenger
Coupe, newly painted; 1939 Dodge
Sedan; both in good condition.
J. E. Howard, 'Bayfield, phone
Clinton 624f31. lobtfb
BICYCLES FOR SALE
CCM BOYS' BICYCLE, in good
condition. Gorden Grigg, phone
"74W. 13-p
- FARMS FOR SALE
YOUR CHOICE -100 or 10 Acres
with buildings; 10-20 tractor
plow; John Deere tractor with
two -furrow plow, $925, -half cash.
13. Thompson, Clinton. Apply
Monday. 13-b
HIGHWAY, 81 ACRES, 24 wheat,
20 ploughed, seven -room red
'brick house, wired, furnace, bath,
pressure water, garage, bank
barn, spring possession. William
Pearce, Realtor, Exeter.
11-13-p
FARM EQUIPMENT
, FOR SALE
TIHREE-SECTION McCORMICK-
Deering spring tooth harrows,
nearly new; electric cream sep-
arator, McCormick -Deering stain-
less steel bowl, nearly new; also
female collie pup about four
months old. Wesley McBride,
11,R. 1, Varna, phone Hensall
871.21. 13-p
MASSEY-HARRIS SPRING Tooth
Cultivator; also set of spring tooth
:harrows; both in good condition,
D'Arcy Rethweil, Brucefield,
phone Clinton 627r6. 13-p
12/20 TRACTOR; two - furrow
tractor plough; two section of
spring tooth drag harrows; seven
foot stiff'tooth cultivator. R. E.
Thompson, R.R. 2, Clinton. 13-p
HELP WANTED,'' MALE
GARDENER, "'WANTED. Apply
C. H. Epps, phone Clinton 264.
13-p
HONEY FOR SALE
BARGAIN IN 'HONEY—Lack of
+dollars in Europe has temporarily
ruined export markets for honey
and caused ; surplus in Canada.
This gives you opportunity to
piirchase 65 lb. tin of mild ember
honey for $7.50. If this quantity
is too large we can supply smal-
ler amounts, amber at 15 cents
•or clover at 20 cents per ib.• T, G.
Scribbins, Victoria St., Phone 315.
13-14-p
ACCOMMODATION
FOR RENT
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS with
.cooking privileges, central loca-
tion, opposite Clinton Grill. Phone
-461, '13-15-b
FURNITURE FOR SALE
ONE BABY CARRIAGE, approx-
intately one year old. In good
shape. Apply H, Maclvor, % Mrs,
Charlesworth, R:attenbury St. E,,
Clinton. 12-x
FOLDING PRAM, grey in color,
cheap 'for quick sale, Mrs. Ron
'MacDonald, phone 338W. 12-13-b
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HELP WANTED—MALE
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
•of becoming your own boss!
Retail our 250 guaranteed house-
hold necessities including the full
line of Insecticides, in a territory
of•your choice. Part time egents
•considered. Hundreds of success-
ful Familex agents started with
.a borrowed' $25 or $50. No risk --
it is worth a trial. Travelling
,equipment essential in rural dist-
Tide. Business is good — Write
'today for details and free catel-
•egue—FAMILEX, 1600 Delorimer,
Montreal. 10-15-b
HOUSES FOR SALE
TOWN 6F CLINTON, one -floor
insul brick cottage, nearly new,
living room with dinette space,
modes -a kitchen with built-in
-cupboards, two bedrooms with
closet space, three-piece bath
ith built-in tub, hardwood
oors, fully insulated, full base-
eiet, furnace equipped with oil
ner, good location, immediate
cession. ' Apply H. C. Lawson,
tor, phone 251-W, Clinton.
9bftb
-ROOM HOUSE, one -and -
storey, size 26 feet by 30
od frame and roof. Sit
rear of Northside United
eeforth. To be moved
Price $750. Apply nail.
lumen, chai.rnnan, or F.
ecretary, of Trustee
13-14-b.
LIGHTNING RODS
LIGHTNING . RODS and SAVE
Troughs, work promptly complet-
ed by compotent- arid .!licensed
workmen, For guaranteed prices
write or' ,phone A, H, Steep,;
R,R, 3, Clinton, phone Clinton
906r12. f.,, 13-14-p
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
ONE GOOD HEREFORD CALF,
one week old. Apply George
Colclough, R.R. 1, Clinton, phone
805r31. , 13-b.
BAY GELDING, four, years old,
well broken. Fred\ Arkell, R.R.
2, Bayfield, phone: Clinton 906r25.
13-14-b
MISCELLANEOUS '
NEW SINGER Sewing Machines—
cabinet end portable electric, also
'treadle machines; repairs 'to all
makes. Singer Sewing 'Centre,
73 Ontario St., Stratford. ltfb
ALL OLD HORSES AND DEAD
animals, If suitable for mink' feed
will pay more than fertilizer
prices. If not, will pay fertilizer
prices. If dead phone at once.
Phone collect, Gilbert Bros. Mink
Ranch, 936x21 .e 936r32, Coder2btfb•
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PIANO TUNING
PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRS
to all makes. Cleaning, de-moth-
ing, free estimates. Write ar phone
William N. Gould, 314W, Clinton.
1-btfb
PROPERTY FOR SALE
IN TOWN OF CLINTON, Six -
roomed cottage with hydro and
town water, 1 acre land in good
location south of CNR tracks,
Matilda St. Possession middle of
April. Apply to NEWS -RECORD.
12-13-p
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SEED FOR SALE
200 BUSHELS SEED OATS,
Beavers; also seed potatoes: 100
begs Katandin potatoes, 75 bags
Chippewa potatoes, a few bushel
Netted Gem, which is a nice red
smooth potato that cooks nicely.
Fred Eels, R.R. 2, Goderich, phone
Goderich 934r22. 13-14-b
SEWING
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S
Dressmaking done. Apply Mrs.
Desjardins, above Superior Store.
13-p
SPECIALS
OUR WEEKLY SPECIALS Save
you money. Ask for them. On
display in our windows and store.
Clerk Wanted. W, L. Johnson
and Son, phone 286. 13-p
STOVES FOR SALE
FINDLAY COOK STOVE, about
two years old; hot plate. Wilfred
Denomme, phone Clinton, 459W.
13-p
TRUCKS FOR SALE
1938 DODGE TRUCK, ton,
hay rack; 1941 Ford sedan; both
in good mechanical condition.
Harold Glew, phone 355J'.
13-14-p
WANTED
GARAGE WANTED, preferably
in- central business section of
Clinton. Phone Clinton 133T.
13-b
NOTICE
ALL ACCOUNTS 'NOT PAID by
April 30, 1949, will be handed in
for collection. 7'. R. Thompson,
phone 692M. 12-13-p
NOTICE — HURON FISH AND
Game Club, Clinton, requests
that any public school children
in the townships bordering the
Town of Clinton who wish to
hatch pheasants, contact by let-
ter, John Smith, Clinton, cheir-
man of the Game Committee.
13-16-b
NOTICE — ANYONE 'FOUND
trespassing on Part Lots No. 41,
51, both sides of river, Tucker -
smith Township at any time
hereafter will be prosecuted by
order of the owner, A. E. Parry.
March 31, 1949. 13-15ptfb
HELP WANTED, FEMALE
FEMALE—CLERK; Stenographer.
Required for Utilities office. Clin-
ton Public Utilities Commission,
A. E. Reenball, superintendent. •
Apex. $149.50
GROVES ELECTRIC
PHONE 274
'BIRTHS
McBURNEY-1n Clinton Public
Hospital, an Friday, March 25,
1949, to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Mcfurney, R.R. 4, Clinton, a
daughter (Virginia Beatrice),
LOUCKS—In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Wednesday, Merch 30,
1949, to Mr. and.. Mrs, William
Loucks, Varna, a daughter.
MARRIAGES
FORRESTER—WEST—• In Park
St. United Church, Orono, by
Rev A E Eustace, Donna Eliz-
abeth, daughtee of Mr. end Mrs.
Albert West, Orono, to Roy
Clarence . Forrester, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy A. Forrester,
formerly of Clinton.
HARRISON—WAYMOUTH — In
St. ,George's Anglican Church,
Goderich, on Saturday, Merch
19, 1949, Doris Irene, elder
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Weymouth, ,Clinton, to Roy
Gordon Harrison., only son •of
Mrs, Harmsen, and the late
John, A. Harrison, Gooerich,
DEATHS
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BUCHANAN—At her late resi-
dence, Hensall, on Friday, Mar-
ch 25, 1949, Mrs, Alex Buch-
anan, in her 90th year. Funeral
from her home to Hensall 'Un-
ion . Cemetery Monday after-
noon, March 28.
HAIR•LAND—On Thursday, March
24, 1949, at her home 320 Ron-
cesvalles Ave., Toronto, Marion
Harland, beloved sister of
Amelia, Mrs. George Hill, and
daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. John Harland, formerly
of Clinton, Private funeral
from the Turner and Porter
Funeral Horne, . Roncesvalles
Ave., Toronto, to Scarboro Lawn
Memorial Cemetery, on Satur-
day, March 26.
JOHNSTON--In Regina General
Hospital, on Sunday, March 20,
1949, Herbert H. Johnston,.for-
merly of Bayfield, beloved
husband of Kathleen Forler, in
his 77th year. Funeral from
the Alliance Tabernacle to Re-
gina Cemetery on Tuesday,
March 22.
MORRISON—In Hullett Town-
ship, on Wednesday, March 30,
1949, Michael Morrison, in his
36th year. Resting at the home
of Bernard Tighe, Concession
6, Hullett Township. Funeral
Mass at St. Joseph's Church,
Clinton, on Friday morning,
April 1, at nine o'clock, to R.C.
Cemetery, Hullett.
STIRLING—In Melita, Man,, on
Wednesday, . March 16, 1949,
Edward Stirling, formerly of
Londesborough, in his 88th
year; uncle of Mrs. Stanley
Lyon and Mrs, J. Shaddick,
Londesborough,' and H. Mog-
ridge, Auburn, Funeral, Sat-
urday, March 19, Interment in
Melita Cemetery.
SWINBANK—At his home, Mary.
St., Clinton, on Thursday, Mar-
ch 24, 1949, Walter Joseph
Swinbank, beloved husband of
Mary O'Brien, in his 77th year.
Funeral from the Beattie Fun-
eral Home, Rattenbury, St, E„
Clinton, to St, Joseph's R.C.
Church for Requiem-lWass, to
R,C. Cemetery; Hullett, on Sat-
urday morning, March 26.
FIVE' -PIN
BOWLING
NOTES
(As at March 30)
CLINTON MEN'S LEAGUE
W L HT.Pts.
Hawkeyes . , 33 24 11 77
Spitfires ... 29 25 13 71
Roughriders .... 29 28 9 .67
Autumn Breezes , 28 26 8 64
Steeplejacks -,,,. 19 35 5 43
High .single, Bert White, 352;
high three, Tom Steep, 800,
ST, 'JOSEPH'S CHURCH
W L HT.Pts,
Nimrods 46 23 ' 14 106
Supersonics 38 31 11 87
Volcanoes 32 37 13 77
Skyrockets , 22 47 8 52
High single—J. Cadieux, 322,
Reta Cerbert, 315. high three—
L. Matthews, 786, Reta Carbert,
726.
CLINTON GIRLS
W L HT.Pts.
Beetle Bombers . 49 20 18 116
Hoozier Hotshots . 34 35 10 78
Mighty Atoms 33 36 11 77
Cracker Jacks 22 47 8 52
High single, Shirley Hattie, 337;
high three, Shirley Hattin, 806.
W—won; , L—lost; T—tied;
HT.—high total; P.—points.
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ZURICH—Zurich Lions Club
hes voted a cash donation to-
wards purchase of an artificial
limb for an unfortunate member
of the community. The club's
boys' end girls' committee is
studying the posibiiity of form-
ing a local band.
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ROBBERS SOUGHT
BY POLICEMEN
IN KEEN SEARCH
(Continued from Page Five)
alone, into a shambles in their
frantic search for money.
Battle Robbers
Jonah Kessell battled the rob-
bers as long as he was able, tos-
sing one of the trio onto the top
of .a stove in his effort to protect
his life and his property.
When the .trio overcame the
battling brothers, the aged men
were thrown into chairs back to
back and securely bound with
three-quarter inch rope. Jonah's
hands were tied behind his back
while William's hands were tied
in front.
Trussed to Chairs
The robbers thee trussed the
chairs together and wound the
rope around the legs of the stove.
After the men were bound, the
three robbers made a swift search
of the kitchen and left.'
Ten minutes later, the men
were back and this time they
started at the top of the house and
worked down, visiting every
room. In each room the trio
ripped open drawers, tossed con-
tents all-over the floor and then
'stripped the beds in their search.
Money Found
The money was finally discov-
ered in a china cabinet in the
kitchen, within a few feet of
where the brothers sat helplessly
tied to their chairs. After grab-
bing the money, the trio picked
Y§'
SUITS
Your boy likes • to be
just. like Dad. So why
riot dress him up for
Easter.
Our stock of Boys' Suits
covers a full range of shades
and• sizes from 6 to 16.
10.95 to 24.50
2 pr, pants to each suit
BOYS' WEAR
Shirts, sweaters, underwear,
socks and shoes
MEN = Plan your Easter wardrobe
around a New Suit, Topcoat and Hat
from
Pickett C'F 01
Arrow Shirts
CLINTON
Stetson Hats
PHONE 25
Is Your Home In Need Of Repair
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PLUMBING,, SEWERAGE INSTALLATION, or REPAIR
on any of your immediate needs.
. Full line of Coucrete Equipment, ready to operate. Rates
and contracts available upon request; all work done accord-
ing to specifications.
Make arrangements now for concrete installations; cement
is now available to store for future. use.
- Upon request, we will furnish you the amounts needed
for individual requirements.
McKay Contracting Co.
Phone 373M -- , Clinton.
ROXY THEATRE
CLINTON
Now Playing (March 3.1 -April 2)
HIGH ISARBAIIBE
with Van Johnson
MON. TUES, WED. (April 4-6)
"I LOVE TROUBLE"
If it's mystery you're after this
film was made for you. Five
women up to their lovely necks
in murder. Can you pick the
guilty one—Franehot Tone, Janet
Blair and Janis Carter •
THUR., FRI,, SAT. (April 7-9)
Walt Disney's
"B A M B 1"
The story of the enirnal people
of the forest and the fun -loving
fawn who became their king. A
Technicolor gem that ell children
should see and all adults will
enjoy. •
Coming (April 11-13) Mark Hel-
linger's last and greatest screen
triumph "THE NAKED CITY"
Matinees: Sat., holidays, 2.30 p.m.
CAPITAL THEATRE
_ G O, D E_ R I C J1
Now Playing (March 31 -April 2)
"RACHEL and the STRANGER"
Loretta Young, Robert . Mitchum
MON. TUES. WED. (April 4-6)
— TWO FEATURES --
Fred
Fred MacMurray, Ave Gardner
and Roland Culver—Take us East
for a thrilling romance •
"SINGAPORE"
Preston Foster, Mary Stuart and
William Bishop—The story of a
horse with a personality
"THUNDERHOOF"
T1311R., FRI., SAT. (April 7-9)
"8 A M B I"
One of the greatest of all Walt
Disney musicals, Full-bodied en-
tertainment for young and older.
REGENT THEATRE
SEAFORTH
Now Playing (March 31 -April 2)
"RIVE1i LADY" with Yvonne De
Carlo and Dan Duryea
MON. TUES. WED: '(April 4-6)
Susan Peters, Alexander Knox &
Dame May Whitty — There's a
salty tang of the sea-coest in
Margaret Ferguson's story of a
woman's courage.
"THE SIGN OF THE RAM"
THUR.; FRI., ' SAT. '•(April 7-9)
Danny Kaye, Virginia Mayo and
Steve Cochran—A riotous, hilar-
ious, Technicolor musical with the
clown -prince of laughter as its
star.
"A SONG IS BORN"
Coming (April 11-13)
HILLS OF HOME".
In Technicolor
Mats,: Wed., Sat., holidays, 2.30
Coming (April 11-13)'
Barry Fitzgerald in
"THE NAKED CITY"
Matinees: Sat., holidays, 2.30 pan.
CARD OF THANKS
We take this opportunity to
thank those who in any way
showed their sympathy in our
recent bereavement, with flow-
ers, mass cards or taffy' other acts
of kindness. We also wish to
thank Walter's many friends who,
during his long illness, helped to
cheer him in so many ways, This
is all much appreciated. MRS.
SWINBANK AND IRENE. 13b
IN MEMORIAM
JERVIS—In loving memory of
Ellen Grace Jervis, who passed
away April 2, 1948:
"Away in the beautiful hills
of God, ,
By the valley of rest so fair,
Some time, some day, we
know not when,
We'll meet our dear one there."
—Ever remembered by Russell
and girls, Mother and Dad,
Edith end Bill. 13-p
up two shot guns and fled. Both
guns, one of them loaded, were
found outside the house by po-
lice. The unloaded shotgun was
broken by the men, police stated.
The moment the trio fled, Wil-
liam began working on the ropes
on his wrists with his fingers
and his teeth. For two hours
the aged man struggled and fin-
ally' was rewarded when his teeth
parted a strand of the rope and
he was able to reach his pocket
and obtain his penknife. Minutes
later he was free and had re-
leased his brother.
The aged men then trudged a
half mile to the home of Mr, end
Mrs. Jae Wilds and police and
medical aid were summoned. `Dr.
J, Dunlop gave the brothers first
aid treatment and then took
Jonah to hospital,
Provincial Constable Jack Fer-
guson, Exeter, with Provincial
Constables William Gardner,
Goderich, and Helmer Snell, Sea -
forth, launched a search for the
robbers who had about a five-
hour start.
Notice to Creditors
IN THE ESTATE OF THOMAS
CHAPMAN, late of the Township
of Tuokersmith in the County of
Huron, Yeoman, Deceased.
All persons having claims
against the Estate of the above
deceased are required to file the
same with the undersigned Solic-
itor for the said Estate, on or
before the 9th day of April, A.D.
1949, after, which date the assets
will be distributed amongst the
parties entitled thereto, having
regard only to the claims of
which notice shall 'have been
given.
DATED at Clinton, this 18th
day of March, A,D. 1949
F. FINGLAND, K.C.,
Clinton, Ontario,
Solicitor for the said Estate
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1 y ,Freeteeetemesee
CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL DESIGNS
For Every Occasion
C, V,COO K E
FLORIST
Phones: 66w and 66j
BEAUTY SHOPPE
Shampoo
Manicure
Finger Wovcs
Permanents •
ETHEL THOMPSON
Princess St. East Phone 585
PHONE 96 CLINTON
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CARD OF THANKS
Cecil T. Dobbyn, Blyth, wishes
to thank the Clinton Public Hos-
pital staff and nurses, the doc-
tors end the special nurses for
heir many acts of kindness while •
a patient there. 13-p ed to attend.
HOSPITAL AID TO MEET
The April meeting of the Hos-
pital Aid will be held in the
Council Chamber on Tuesday
evening at eight o'clock, All
ladies of the town, who are in-
terested in the hospital, are ask -
FIVE MINUTES AFTER DEATH
WHAT WOULD A 5INNER GIV, FOR ANOTHER CHANCE?
TOO LATE!! ETERNALLY LOST
NO MORE Sermons by godly pastors,
NO MORE pleadings of Christian friends,
NO MORE chance to accept CHRIST'rS offer of free salvation,
ACT NOW, BEFORE IT IS FOREVER TOO LATE!
"Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and thou shalt be saved,"
Acts 16:31
CHAS. E. FULLER, Box 123, Los Angeles 53, Calif.
YOUR HEADQUARTERS
for r+
Plumbing Supplies
Plumbing now in stock:
TOILETS—_priced from $45 to $75
BATH TUBS — on feet and Recess
tubs $55 anduI3gi
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PEDESTAL BASINS
• WALL BASINS
KITCHEN SINKS
Order now before supply gets limited
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Plumbing and Heating
Business 244—PHONES—Residence 470
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Weekend Specials!
• BUTTERMILK CAKES
• CHERRY TARTS
Dixon's Pastry Shop
Ratteabnry St. E. — Phone 281W — Clinton
APRIL let
E1949
25 Years
of Service to Canada
We Now Offer
The' Finest Line of
Work Boots
We've Ever Hart!
See the New PANOLENE SOLE Boot—outwears leatherl—
Brown, full grain nipper leather with $6050,
Box toe, double sole from heel to toe .. �J
Other types with waterproof Ieather• uppers, pence tap
soles or full double leather soles.
The Famous Greb Heavy Duty Arch Boot for perfect
comfort, with or without toe cap,
—ALSO —
Coinplete Range of HIP BOOTS with the high flange and
Goodrich Trout King, for protection and wear at
work or sport, •
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