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No matter what you're after
A house or an antique
Always turn to classified
And find there what you seek,
..ACCOMMODATION for RENT
ABED SITTING ROOM on ground
floor with private entrance. Bath
onveniences. Phone Clinton
-419W. 22-b
'THREE -ROOMED APARTMENT
.in Varna, partly furnished if de -
::sired. Private entrance. Orville
Webber, Varna. Phone Clinton
'623r11. 22-p
ROOM FOR RENT. Gentleman
.preferred. Also tennis and bad -
:minion rackets for sale. Box "S"
Clinton News -Record. . 22-p
,ONE AND ONE -HALF -STOREY
:house, with garage. Hydro. Locat-
=ed in Londesboro, Apply Ted
Fothergill, Londesboro. 22-p
.APARTMENT, SELF-CONTAIN-
ned, three-roorried, all convenien-
nces. Occupied by only one ten -
..ant for two years. Available June
"7. L. W. Lavis, phone Clinton
n.257. . 22-p
ACCOMMODATION
WANTED
' 'THREE OR FOUR -ROOMED
-apartment, furnished. Two child-
ren. Apply at Clinton News-
Record Office. 22-p
ARTICLES FOR SALE
COMPRESSED, FOUR -GALLON
. Air Sprayer, almost new. Present
-retail price, $15, selling for $5.
F, Cuninghame, Huron Street,
Phone 176. - 22-b
BEATTY WASHING MACHINE,
newly converted motor. Price
zeasonablt;. Phone Clinton 618r3.
1 22-b
CHENILLE BEDSPREAD Barg-
ain, from factory to you a$5.25.
Lowest price in Canada. This
bedspread is fully covered with
baby chenille, no sheeting show-
ing. First quality. It comes in
all colors, single or double bed
..size, with either multi -colored or
solid raised centre patterns. At
-only $5.25 each. Sent COD ,plus
postage. Immediate money -back
guarantee. Order one, you will
order more. TOWN & COUNTRY
MFG., Box 1496, Place D'Armes,
Montreal, Quebec.
22-23-24-p
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
1948 CHEVROLET FOUR -DOOR
irz good shape throughout, $1,250.
1947 Dodge pick-up truck, $575.
•Or best offer for both. These
can be seen at . Leonard Cole's
Shell • Service, after 5 p.m.
22-p
'1948 BRITISH STANDARD new
motor .,,and tires, excellent con-
dition, Whizzer motorcycle, new
condition, Campbell's Garage,
Goderich. Phone 1097.
22-b
1940 CHEVROLET COACH with
good tires; new paint, job; radio;
spotlight; new brakes; in good
mechanical 'condition. Apply Bill
,Stephenson. Phone Clinton 802r23.
22-p
BMW SITTING
.RELIABLE, EXPERIENCED Baby
Sitter. Will do light housework
by the hour. Available afternoons
and evenings. Mrs, Lucy Bezzo,
Matilda Street. 22-ptfb
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
'CHOICE BUILDING LOT on
Maple St. Size 66 ft x 165 ft.
'Contact A. L. Lobb, phone Clin-
ton 691W. 22-b
AVE YOU' THINKING of build-
ing a home/ A number of fine
lots for sale. Leonard G. Winter,
Real Estate, phones: business
448, residence 599J, 7-b Lib
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
'THRIVING BAKERY, Building,
business, trucks, will sell separ-
ate or would be interested in
farm trade. Other business trade
listed with me ---restaurants, gas
Station, tourist camps, produce
business, Leonard G. Winter.
14-btfb
FARMS FOR SALE
?EOM 50 TO 117 ACRE FARMS.
'Confidential information, Leon-
ard G. Winter, Real Estate,
phones, business 448, res%btts
FARM MACHINERY
INTERNAT/ONAL SPAIN
G�
'tooth harrow, three section, five
'years old, in good shape. Phbne
,619r22, J'atnes Nott, 20-ptfb
FLOWERS FOR SALE
'''O 'HOME LOVERS EVERY -
'where; Why tot brighten your
liOrne with beautiful Cut flowers?
Priced reasbnably. Mrs, W.
:Rough, Mill Road, 11/4 Miles east
,Of 13rucefieId. (School on farm).
22-p
FLOOR SANDING -
OLD AND NEW aE'LOORS Sand-
ed and finished. Phone 233, Clin-
ton; in summer months call 45r2,
Bayfield. Cree Cook, Clinton.
19-20-21-22-p
FURNITURE FOR SALE
KELVINATQR REFRIGERATOR,.
newly overhauled, cheap. Apply
57 St. David Street, Goderich.
22-b
CHINA CABINET; White Sewing
Machine; electric washer; elect-
sic refrigerator; electric rangette..
Phone Clanton 676w, 22-p.
LARGE WHITE ENAMELED ICE
box in good condition. Molds 75
popnds of ice, Insulated. Electric
unit Eould be installed. Will sell
it 1
al. Apply Bax IC
aeon b e
e:
r Pp Y
Clanton New$ -Record,
ONE QUARTER -CUT OAK Din-
ing room suite with Queene Anne
extension' table, Will take wood
es part payment. Top of glass
cupboard also for sale. Furniture
Hospital, Bert Langford, Clinton.
22-p
HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES
KITCHEN SINKS. White por-
celain enamel steel 25x42, right
or left hand drainboard, $42; the
always popular 16x20 single sink,
$11.70; also ledge type double
bowl and double drainboard sinks
and a one-piece combination
laundry tray and sink with slid-
ing drainboard; bathroom sets.
Catalogue with installation dia-
grams. Recessed bathtubs $60.
See or write S. V. JOHNSON
PLUMBING SUPPLIES, Streets-
ville, Ontario.
17-8-9-20-1-2-b
INCOME PROPERTY
TWO STOREY BRICK, four ap-
artment dwelling; two apartments
partly furnished, two unfurnish-
ed; new hot air furnace with oil
burner; three bathrooms; owner's
five room apartment available
within 60 days; centrally located;
well rented, Apply to H, C.
Lawson, Realtor, Clinton, phone
251W. 21-btfb
LIVESTOCK WANTED
WANTED. OLD HORSES AND
dead cattle. Gilbert Bros, Mink
Ranch, Goderich. Phone collect,
936r32, or 936r21. 9-ptfb
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
FIVE PIGS, SIX WEEKS OLD.
Ross Hoggart, phone Clinton
602r33. 22-p
TEN LITTLE PIGS, seven weeks
old. Apply Oliver Cole, Clinton,
R,R. 3, Phone 905r11. , 22-p
TWO SCOTCH SHORTHORN
bulls, 12 to 13 months old. Color,
red. Good type. Fully accredit-
ed. Apply to George L. Reid,
Varna. 21-22-b
MISCELLANEOUS
CRESS WART REMOVER—real-
ly does it. Your Druggist sells
Cress Corn Salve—for sure relief.
22-b
NOTICES
ANYONE FOUND TRESPASSING
on lots No. 41;51, both sides of
river, Tuckersmith Township, at
anytime hereafter, will be prose-
cuted. By Order of the Owner.
A. E. Parry.
21.to 25-p, 26 to 31-b
POULTRY FOR -SALE
125 PULLETS, New Hampshire
and Rock, crossed. Ten weeks
old. Robert Taylor, Phone Clin-
ton 906r33.. 22-b
PROPERTY FOR SALE
SIX ROOM FRAME COTTAGE,
on Rattenbury St., location ideal.
Three-piece bathroom. Full base-
ment; heavy wiring. Terms can
be arranged. L. G. Winter, Real
Estate, phones: business 448; resi-
dence 599J. 18-tfb
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME, two
bedrooms and ultra modern,
three-piece bathroom. Living -
room with picture window. Mod-
ern kitchen, full basement with
automatic forced air oil heat.
tion. Full price, $7,750. L. G.
Winter, Real Estate, rihone 448;
Thomas Steep, salesman, phone
146W. 2I-btfb
TWO-STOREY BRICK Dwelling,
with two self-contained family
apartments, First apartment con-
sists of large living room with
fireplace, dining room, and mods:
ern kitchen. ' Hardwood floors.
Three bedrooms and bath up.
Second apartment consists of
living room, dining room, kitchen
and sunporch down; .two bed-
rooms and bath up, garage. This
property is tenant occupied. Well
located and in good condition.
H. C. Lawson, Realtor, phone
251W.
PIANO TUNING
YOUR PIANO carefully tuned.
Jost call G. W. Cox at Clinton
5508. 43tfb
25 YEARS' EXPERIENCE with
Sherlock -Manning Pianos Limit-
ed; tuning and repairing; ell work
guaranteed. E. C. Nickle, phone
Clinton 339J. 20-2I.,ptfb
SUMMER COTTAGES
FOR RENT'
LAKEFRONT, COM1'OHTABLE,
two-bedroom cottage, running
water, hydro, attractive location,
renting for season only. F. Cun-
inghame, Huron St., phone Clin-
ton 176, 22-b
BAYFIELD HOUSEKEEPING
cabins on Lake Ituron, $20 Co,
wkly, Everything supplied, Six
acres to play in, some beach,
swimming, row boat, Ideal for
children. Dining room Bicycles.
Write G. ll:azeinood, R,, R.1,
'Bayfield, cynt. 19to8-tr
SEWING MACHINES
NEW ANb USED MACH/NES.
Repairs to all models. Singel!`
Sewing Inlachitie Co., Goderich,
phone 1135, 19-tfb
. BIRTHS
BEDARD -- In 'Clinton Public.
Hospital on Wednesday, May
28, 1952, to Mr. and Mls. Percy
Bedard, Zurich, a daughter.
CANN--In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Tuesday, May 27, 1952,
to Mr, and Mrs. Bruce Cann,
Clinton, a son,
LEE --in Clinton Public Hospital,
on Sunda , May 25, 1952, to
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lee, Lon-
desboro, a daughter.
MacLEOD -- In Alexandra and
Marine Hospital, Goderich, on
Monday, May 19, 1952, to Mr -
and Mrs, Robert MacLeod, God-
erich, a daughter, Marjorie
Catherine (Cathy).
MARRIAGES
ADKINS-BROADFOOT — In St.
Andrew's
e s Church
Pea, May
afternoon,
ay 2 , 1952, by Rev. A E.
Hinton, Joyce Aileen, daughter
of Mr, and Mrs, Ross Broadfoot,
to Howard William Adkins, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Adkins,
Hensall. '
BATKIN-COX .-- In the United
Church parsonage, Tara, on
Saturday, May 10, 1952, by Rev..
W. J. Woolfrey, formerly of
Clinton, Mrs, Mabel Cox, Clin-
ton, to John W. Batkin, Clin-
ton.
MEDCOF-BULTEEL — In St.
Paul's Anglican Church, Clin-
ton, on Saturday afternoon,
- May 24, `1952, by the bride's
father, Gladys Norah, daughter
of Rev. R. M. P. and Mrs.
Bulteel, Clinton, to Douglas
Murray Medcof, Toronto, son
of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Medcof,
Toronto. •
MOIR-LUTHER—In James Street
United Church, Exeter, on Sat-
urday, May 17, 1952, by Rev.
H, J. Snell, Anne Madge, dau-
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Luther, Exeter, to Gordon.
Sterling Moir, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Cifford Moir, Hensall.
EOWCLIFFE-ELLIOTT -- In St.
Paul's Anglican • Church, Clin-
ton, on Saturday evening, May
24, 1952, by ~Rev. R. M. P.
Bulteel, Helen Doreen, daugh-
ter of • Mr. and Mrs. George F.
Elliott, Clinton, to ' Robert
Douglas Rowciiffe, Hensall, son
Of Mr. and Mrs, Elgin Rowcliffe,
Hensall,
SAEGER-ARKELL -- In Trinity
Anglican Church, Bayfield, on
Tuesday evening, May 20, 1952,
by Rev. .H. J. E. Webb, Daisy
Rosemarie, youngest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Arkell, '° Bayfield, to Donald
Nicholas Saeger, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Nicholas Saeger, God-.
erich.
WISE -COX -=- In Grace Church;
Porter's Hill, on Saturday, May
24, 1952, by Rev. Charles Cox,
Tavistock, Florence Estelle
Cox, Goderich Township, dau-
ghter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Albert B. Cox, to Charles Roy
Wise, youngen son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles E. Wise, Goderich
Township.
DEATHS
BEADLE — hi Toronto General
Hospital, on Tuesday, May 20,
1952, John Beadle, Jr., son of
John Beadle, Saskatoon, Sask,,
and the late Mrs. Beadle, in
his 37th year. Funeral from
the Arthur Funeral Home, Au-
burn, to Ball's Cemetery, on
Thursday, May 22.
SIMS—In Bruce Peninsula and
District Memorial Hospital,
Wiarton, on Thursday, May 15,
1952, William Wilson Sims, be-
loved husband of Millicent
Atkey, and father of Eric Sims,
Clinton, in his 79th year, Fun-
eral from St. Paurs Presbyter-
ian Church, Wiarton, to Bay-
view Cemetery, Wiartons on
Saturday afternoon, May 17.
In Memoriam
SHOBBROOK—In loving memory
of a dear wife and mother, Mrs.
1 red Shobbrook, who passed
away, May 24, 1949. Sadly missed
by husband, children and grand-
children:
"Oh for the touch of a vanished
hand
And the sound of a voice -that
is still." 22-p
TEACHERS WANTED
U.S.S. 12, GODERICH and Hula
lett Townships, requires Protest-
ant teacher. Apply stating qualifi-
cations, experience and salary ex-
pected. Duties to commence
September 2. Charles Merrill,
secretary-tresauser, R.R. 1, Clin-
ton, Ont, 20-1-2-b
GODERICI-I TOWNSHIP School
Area requires one Protestant
teacher Lor S.S. 4. Apply, stat-
ing qualifications, experience and
salary expected. Duties to com-
mence September 2. Frank Yeo,
secretary -treasurer, R.R. 3, Clin-
•ton, 21-22-b
STANLEY 'TOWNSHIP SCHOOL
Area requires teacher. for S.S. 1.
Apply, stating qualifications, ex-
perience and salad expected.
Duties to commence September 2,
T. B. Baird, secretary -treasurer,
Brucefield. 21-22-b
TENDERS WANTED
SEALED TENDERS for the year
September 1, 1952, to August 31,
1953, for position of caretaker at
S,S. 10, Stanley, will be received
up until June 5, 1952, by Stanley
Township School Area. T. B.
N3aird, secretary -treasurer, Bruce-
field, 21'-22-b
TENDERS ARE INVITED TO
supply Tucicersmith Township
School Area with 85 tons of best
aua'Iity anthracite furnace coal,
delivered to the area schools be-
fore August 31. Tenders must be
received by the ,,secretary not
later than June 10. W. P. Roberts,
secretary -treasurer, R..R, 3, Sea -
forth., 22-b
WEED SPRAYING
CUSTOM WEED SPRAYING en
grain 'and corn, Also sell and
spray Na -'Chute liquid fertilizer
for any crop. Will greatly in-
Crease yoUr erops. A. Leibold,
RR. I, Clinton, phone tllOrlO.
22-p
BAEY:SITTINC
A NEW FEATURE
AT BLOSSOM TEA
At the Blossom Tea on May 31,
the Friedship Club of St. Paul's
Church is trying a new stunt
which should appeal to mothers
of small children. They have ar-
ranged to have three of their
members mind the kiddies, while
Mama has a leisurely cup of tea
and a visit among the various
booths.
Mildred Watkins and Nettie
Peeves will be on hand to wheel
the baby carriages (let's hope it's
a fine 'qday!) and Shirley Mac-
Donald, who lives just across the
road from the Parish Hall, has
offered her nursery, play -pen,
toys and all! We thing its a bright
id hope and ihat manywill
take advantage of this opstun-
ity.
Another feature, this year, will
be the Bride's Booth. If you're
not aiming to be a bride your-
self, you rnaY find • some lovely
shower gift for someone else,
We're exhibiting too, an order,
just completed, for a May bride
—a lovely quilt.
You'll be delighted with the
display of children's wear. We've
put in long 'hours making the
sweetest smocked dresses for
little girls, and for the boys
blouses, overalls, pyjamas and
what not! We plan also, to mark
these at a reasonable price—fig-
uring you'll come back next year,
if you get a bargain! And there's
the clothing exchange too—noth-
zng is donated to this booth which
shows signs of wear --its simply
outgrown -- all buttons are .in
place and the garment ready to
use. To intrigue the little girls
(and the big ones!) doll clothes
will also be sold at this booth,
and close to It you'll find two
bran barrels for buried treasure
—one for the kiddies and one for
the grown-ups.
There's still the Home Baking
(and by the way, the recipe far
the cake you choose will be there
too, if you'd like it), Also the
Apron Booth — lovely aprons,
small, medium and large! And the
Candy Booth which is always so
eye appealing, and turns out such
delectable 'sweets! 'Last of all,
do sit down in the Tea Room for
dainty sandwiches and cookies,
and drink in the intoxicating
aroma of spring blossoms along
with your tea! Everyone is heart-
ily invited to our Blossom Tea—
St. Paul's Parish Hall—the last
Saturday in May, from three
o'clock on!—Advt. 22-b
AUCTION SALE
of HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
and PROPERTY
from the home of Mrs. -Janet
Cook, Victoria Street, Clinton, on
Saturday, June 7
at 1.30 p.m., the following:
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Five -
piece mohair parlor suite (an-
tique); arm chair; wicker rocker;
3 rocking chairs; 8 -piece dining
room suite of buffet, table and
chairs; hall rack and seat; elect-
ric cabinet radio; 2 iron beds,
springs and mattresses; day bed;
dressers and wash a stands; single
tubular bed, inners pring mattress;
couch; floor lamp; table lamp;
pedestal; small tables; Astral -re-
frigerator; electric washing ma-
chine; Force rangette; hot plate;
Harrison range; large Fess oil
space heater; 50 gal. oil tank;
Williams sewing machine; carpet
sweeper; 2 mantel clocks; kitchen
table; kitchen . chairs; small cup-
board; small step ladder; ironing
board; full set of dishes; other
dishes; cooking utensils; linens;
bedding; approximately 41/ ton
of coal; approx. 2 cord :of hard-
wood.
PROPERTY: At the same time
and place the 11/2 storey frame,
six -room house will be offered
for sale. The house is equipped
with hydro, two-piece bath and.
connected to the sewerage. Prop-
erty will be sold subject to re-
serve bid.
Terns on Household Effects—
Cash. Terms on the property ---
10 per cent down on date of sale
and balance in 20 days.
MRS. JANET COOK, Proprietress
Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer
K. W. Colguhoun, Clerk
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AUCTION SALE
The Auction Sale of Frank
Chambers, St. Patrick St.,
Goderich, will be held this
Saturday, May 31
at 1 p.m'.
Harold Jackson
Auctioneer
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Flowers
Telegraphed
Anywhere
K. C. COOKS
FLORIST
Phone 66W Clinton
•4-4.4-44.4
ROXY THEATRE
U Ir1NT0$
Now Playing (May 29»31)
CALI-AWAY WENT THATAWAY
starring Howard Keel and
Dorothy McGuire
Mon» Tues., Wed. (Jquo 2-4) •
-"Too Young To' Kiss"
A delightful romantic comedy
which features your favourite
stars and also some excellently
rendered .classical selections
June .Allyson, Van Johnson
and Gig Young
Thurs., Fri., Sat, (June 5-7)
James Stewart, Arthur Kennedy
and Julia Adams
A historicalnovel has been made
int() a masterpiece of motion pic-
ture entertainment, A Techni-
color western drama.
"Bend of the River"
Coming (June 9-11)
"HALF ANGEL"
Loretta Young & Joseph Cotten
PARK THEATRE
I4ORERJCH•--•'#zone 1.50
CAPITAL THEATRE
GODERICH Picone 47
Now. James Mason and Jessica
Tandy in the Erwin Rommel
biography "The Desert Fox"
Now; "Return of the. Texan" --r
with Dale Robertson and
Joanne .RAW
MON., TUES., WED.
"Close to my- Heart"
Dramatic and appealing in its
treatment of an old problem, the
problem of the adopted child. A
picture story you will enjoy.
Gene Tierney - Ray Milland
and Pay fainter
:ZION., TUES., WED,
Don Taylor - Shirley Yamaguchi
and Cam Mitchell
Depicting the trials and mutual
adjustments of a Japanese girl
and her GI husband,
`� -- Adult Entertainment —
.Japanese War Bride"
THURS., FRI., SAT,
John Derek - Jody Lawrenco
and Anthony,Quinn
InTechnicolor; Italyi the mid,
nineteenth nth century, where a sol-
dier returned to gain vengeance
and clear his family's honor,
"Mask of the Avenger"
THUR$., FIR., SAT,
Yvonne Pe Carlo - Joel McCrea,
and Sidney Blackmer
From the Richard Summers rd Summ novel
s
"Vigilante" conies a thrilling saga
of colorful old Frisco in its
heyday.
"San Francisco Story"
Coming: "With a Song In My
Heart" In Technicolor 'with
' Susan Hayward
Coming: "DICK TURPIN RIDES"
A new account of an ancient
"gallop
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Cards of Thanks
Mrs. i alter Forbes wishes to
express her sincere thanks to
doctors, nurses and blood donors;
also to all who called, sent
flowers, cards and treats while
she was a patient in Clinton
Public Hospital, 22-p
Mrs. Charles Lane and family
wish to express their sincere ap-
preciation for the many acts of
kindness shown them by their
relatives, friends and neighbours
in their recent bereavement; also
for the numerous mass cards and
beautiful floral tributes. 22-p
GORDON R. HEARN
Optometrist
Huron St. Phone 69
On Friday
EVERY Week
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GIJY IVES and SONS
Phone Carlow 1612
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Seven New Members
For Rebekahs
Huronic Rebekah Lodge, No.
306, had as guests members of
Seaforth Edilweiss Lodge and
lodge members.
Degree captain, Mrs. Mary
Nediger and her team installed
the following as new members:
Mrs. Violet Habgood, Mrs. Joyce
Cicery, Mrs. Joy Hicks, Mrs. Mary
HOSPITAL AUXILIARY'
The regular monthly meeting
of Clinton Hospital Auxiliary
will be held Monday, June 2, at
3 p.m, in the Council Chamber,
Grigg, Mrs. Erna Ball, Mrs. Olive
Smith and Mrs. Olive Pocock.
Past Noble Grands' Club
awarded a pair of appliqued pil-
low slips, donated by -Mrs. Rose
Nickle, to Mrs. Maude Muihol-
land. Refreshments were serv-
ed by the lodge members from
Varna and Minefield area.
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CHRIST RECEIVETH SINNERS
He Will Receive You
He is not willing that any should perish, but that,
all should come to repentance._ II Peter 3-9
Will you repent and receive Jesus today as your
--John 1-12
Saviour.
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THE ORGANIZATION MEETING
of the
CLINTON COMMUNITY CREDIT
UNION LTD.
will- be held in
Department of Agriculture Board Room
Tuesday, June 3
- at 8.30 p.m.
TO ELECT DIRECTORS AND `COMMITTEES
EVERYBODY WELCOME!
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FLARES COMPULSORYI
on
COMMERCIAL . VEHICLES
The Highway Traffic Act (section 43, chapter 6) re-
quires that every commercial motor vehicle be equipped
with approved flares, lamps or lanterns.
Get yours today, not only for your own protection,
but also in case you are asked for them fat the scene of an
accident.
Haughton's Welding Shop
HURON AND ORANGE STS.
Phone 41 Clinton
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Some Suggestions
For Spring:
HAND TROWELS And FORKS
RAKES and HOES
HAND CULTIVATORS
DIGGING FORKS and SPADES
TURF EDGERS
POWER MOWERS & LAWN MOWERS
GARDEN HOSE & WATERING CANS
WHEEL BARROWS — LAWN FENCE
WEED KILLERS and SPRAYERS
GRASS CLIPPERS and SHEARS
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