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MISCELLANEOUS
CRESS CORN SALVE for sure
Callous Salve too, relieves quick-
relief, your Druggist ,sells Cress
31-b IY.
FOR ARTIFICIAL SERVICE from
this farmer owned, licence& elan-,
profit, growing, co-operetive as-
sociation, from top quality belle
of all breeds, the rates are: $25
for a life membership, $5 per
cow for members, and $6 per cow
for lean-members. Waterloo Cattle
Breeding Association, R. R. 1,
Waterloo, Ont. FOR SERVICE,
CONTACT: Harry Reid, Varna,
phone Bayfield, 27; or Charles 3,
Brandon, phone Clinton 633r5.
31-33-tfb
%ACCOMMODATION for RENT
'THREE-ROOM APARTMENT in
Clinton, on ground floor, newly
'tlecorated, Phone 6943. 31-b
TULLY FURNISHED APART-
!anent, steam heated, and well lo-
cated, couple only, Phone 176.
31-b
PLUMBING AND HEATING
catalogue free. The 1952 catalogue
is off the press. Write for your
copy or visit the new warehouse
and see for yourself the model
bathroom displays in white and
coloured. fixtures in standard size
bathrooms with tiled or painted
wane, just the way you want a
bathroom in your own home. We
have sinks and sink cabinet units,
lavatory basins and toilets, pres-
sure systems and electric water
heaters, range boilers, pipe and
fittings in copper, galvanized and
cast iron, septic and oil tanks,
refrigerators and electric ranges,
a complete line of furnaces, air
conditioning units and hot water
heating systems with convector
rads. We deliver to your nearest
railway station, you pay no
freight. C. V. Johnson Plumbing
Supplies, Streetsville, Ontario.
28-9-30-1-b
PROPERTY FOR SALE
Idea man Dan
Can point with pride
To the results he gets
In our classified 70,ee
(1,0g
DOWNSTAIRS BED - SITTING
:room, private entrance. All con-
venienceee good home for the
:eight person or persons. Can be
.:seen any time. Phone 419W.
31-b
ARTICLES FOR SALE
:BABY BUGGY, GREY COLOUR;
_lust like new. Phone 487W.
21-p
:DUCHESS AND HARVEST
apples for sale. Pick your own,
25 cents a six quart basket. D.
Cantelon, Raglan Street, phone
193. 31-b
BABY CHICKS
,LOOK — POULTRYKEEPERS
3-4 week Bray cockerels—heav-
Iles, shipper's choice — 3 week
$27.90-4 week $32.90. Also ,pttl-
:lets, heavies, shipper's choice, 3
weeks $25.90 — 4 week $30.90.
Dayold to order. Act quickly.
,,Agent, Mrs. Alex Paterson, Bruce-
.field. 31-b
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
--NEW SUBD1V1StON LOTS FOR
eale, adjoining property of new
school, L. G. Winter, real estate,
phone 448; Thomas Steep, sales-
man, phone 146W. 28-tfb
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES —
Business trades listed with L. G.
'Winter, Real Estate: Restaurants,
....gas stations, tourist camps, groc-
ery stores; one Main St. build-
ing. L. G. Winter, Real Estate;
'Thomas Steep, salesman. 30-b
CABIN TRAILER FOR SALE
'TWENTY-FOOT CABIN Trailer,
two rooms, insulated. Sink, hot-
plate, icebox, wardrobe, table,
chairs and sofa bed. Inquire at
learvey Ashton's, Victoria Street.
-Phone 268W. 31-b
CUSTOM WORK
CUSTOM BAND AND JIGSAW-
ing. Work evenings, Monday .to
Friday, Reg. Smith, end of High
Street. Phone 540J. 30-1-b
APPLES FOR SALE
LOST AT tAYPTElt), pair of
brown horn rittuned glasses, Rea
ward. Mrs C6Wdert, Miss
Laura Jervis, Princess Street,
.31eb
L. G. WINTER.
It JAL ESTATE it0.0XER:
Thomas A. Steele Salesman
LOST AND FOUND
J. S. Scruton
K. C. COOKE
FLORIST
Phone 66W — Clinton
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Oils - Greases - Gasoline
Petroleum Products
Phone Clinton 377
Phone Goderich 320-W
CITIES SERVICE
DISTRIBUTOR
Flowers
Telegraphed
Anywhere
SoldnomT,
Choice Business and
Residential Property
for Sale in Clinton
Two-storey solid brick building-, 22-foot frontage on
Albert St., depth 80 feet, housing printing Plant acid offices
on main floor and modern, new five-roorhed apartment on
teeond floor.
Iii addition, concrete gata,ge with steel tool, as welt
as garden, on 80-foot lot at rear of latieWaY,
This le an ideal property, both for residential and
intone purposes,
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(Opposite the Theatre)
Arrow Shirts
Stetson Hats
+ PHONE 25
CLINTON
SEE THE NEW HOTPOINT
with
TRIPLE-ACTION
ACTIVATOR
MODELS FROM
$199850
Brighter Washes —Fietpoine;
.Triple-action Activator provides a
5-zone washing action that's gentle,
thorough, fast.
Safety Wringer—has Leather-
touch release mechanism.
Lasting Serioice—Pertrtadrire
trterhanistil , only 4 moving parts
permanently lubricated.
Atabotized Dealer
Corte in for a
dentonstratioit
Galbraith Radio and Television ,14
CoprA911
4001.m
Apay
"Clinton's Only Record Ear"
ALL SALES BACKED WITH SERVICE
Telephone 482
Fine light tweeds and
plain shades. Styled in
one- or two-button styles,
sizes 34 to 42,
BLUES, SANDS, , GREYS
Originally priced to 39.50
Special rack at . .
19.50
All Other Sport
Coats at .
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WANTADS
BIRTHS
I3AKELAAR —In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Tuesday, July 274 195e, to Mr. and Mrs, William
13akelaer, Blyth, a daughter,
McCOURT — In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Thursday, July 24,
1952, to Me. and Mrs, eohn Mc-
Court, Aclastral Park, RCAF
Station, Clinton, a daughter,
DEATHS
FORREST=At the home of her
sister, Miss Agnes Cochrane,
Clinton, on Saturday, July 26,
1952, Mrs. John Forrest, be-
loved wife of John Forrest,
Funeral from the Bonthron
funeral home, Hensall, to Bay-,
field Cemetery on Monday,
July 28,
MacDONALDe—Near Ascot, Berks,
England, on Wednesday, July
23, 1952, Jane Wilson, beloved
wife of John Charles MacDon-
ald; sister of George Wilson,
R.R. 1, Brucefield, Interment
in Blackpool Cemetery,
PORTER—Suddenly in Victoria
Hospital, London, on Wednes-
day, July 20, 1952, Sarah Eliza-
beth Reid, beloved wife of J.
W. Elgin Porter, Stanley Town-
ship, in her 43rd year. Funeral
from. St. Andrew's United
Church, Bayfield, to Bayfield
Cemetery, on Tuesday after-
noon, Jule 22,
FOR SALE
NORTH OXFORD — Farm 200
acres, 150 acres cultivated, high
grade soil, completely equip-.
ped; 2 storey brick house, large
barn, plenty of water, new large
size tractor, chicken house, %-
ton truck, 55 cows, and milk-
ing machines, seeding Machine,
and all other essential equip-
ment needed to run a large
farm. (A trade for a house in
a largely populated city will be
acceptable).
PRINCETON-90 acre farm, (No,
2 Highway), house, barn, cot-
tage, 2 kilns, 14 acres tobacco
*land, greenhouse 100'x22'.
NORTH OXFORD-100 acre farm,
90 acres cultivated, 9-room two-
storey white brick house, close
to school, completely equipped,
new tractor, 16 head of cattle;
(possession November 1).
THAMESFORD-1111. No. 1, 25
acres, 15 acres workable, good
land, barn 30'x40', 2 smaller
buildings; modern house, six
rooms and bath,
RESTAURANT — Woodstock, all
modern equipment, seats 60,
low rent, five-room apartment,
large turnover; must be sold,
small down payment; easy
terms.
STORAGE LOCKERS — Butcher
Shop and Grocery business,
large turnover, (small village).
ST. MARYS — Corner grocery
store, 7-room house, large lot,
turnover $33,000,
GRAND BEND — (Hillside Cab-
ins), ten three-room cabins, One
six-room cottage; located on
Main Street; rental turnover
$400.00 weekly,
LONG POINT—ComPletely fur-
nished 4-room cottage; price
$2,500; down $1,000.
GUS MORELLO
REAL- ESTATE BROKER
Phone 489
INGERSOLL, ONTARIO
mortgages and Loans Arranged
CUSTOM COMBINING. A n y
acreage. F. P. Arkell and Sons,
phone Clinton 906r25.
28-9-30-1-p
FARMS FOR SALE
FROM 50 TO 117 ACRE WARMS.
Confidential information. Leon-
ard Ge Winter, Real Estate,
phones: business 448, residence
5-btfb
FARM MACHINERY
GIBSON RIDING TRACTOR,
equipped with plow, disc, culti-
vator and harrows, in perfect
working order, Apply to William
Rutledge, 21/2 miles west of Sea-
:forth on No, 8 Highway. 31ab
HELP WANTED—Female
FEIVIALE CLERK TO WORK
full or part time in Irwin's Ladies'
Wear. 31-b
WANTED. YOUNG WOMAN for
permanent employment in local
bank. Please reply to Box "B",
Clinton News-Record, stating
'qualifications. 31-p
FURNITURE REFINISHING
VOA PIANO, e'eJRNITURE AND
eadio cabinet refinishing and re-
pairing, see W. G. Pickett, Hoe
251, Clinton. 29-80-1-2-p
LIVESTOCK WANTED
WANTED, OLD HORSES AND
dead tattle, Gilbert Eros. Mink
Ranch, Goderich. Rhone collect,
93662, or 086r21. 9-ptfb
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
SIX LITTLE. PIGS, READY TO
mean. Douelee Farquhar, phone
Clinton 8051.5. 31-b
TWO HEIFERS, Hereford and
Shorthorn, due in August. Frank
Feleorier, Tuckersmith TOWnship,
aerie Clinton, 615e16, e0-1-p
SIX-ROOMED STUCCO HOUSE
on Albert Street evith three-piece
bath, oak floors and stoker. Good
location. Early possession. Apply
A. G. Grigg, phone Clinton 74W.
26-tfb
BRICK \COTTAGE. ONE MILE
south of Clinton on No. 4 High-
way. All modern conveniences.
Oil heating. Newly decorated.
Five acres of good clay land.
Apply in writing to Box "A",
Clinton News-Record. 31-b
SEVEN-ROOM FRAME HOUSE
on Huron St., Clinton; three-piece
bath, large living room with fire-
place, large dining room, •sun
porch, very good location. Priced
to sell; terms can be arranged.
L. G. Winter, Real Estate; Thomas
A Steep, salesman. 30-tfb
FIVE-ROOM HOUSE, THREE
bedrooms, three-piece bath, ex-
tra lot, small barn, nice surround-
ings. L. G. Winter, Real Estate,
phone 448; Thomas Steep, sales-
man, phone 146W. 28-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, phone 448;
Thomas Steep, salesnian, phone
146W. 21-btfb
PIANO TUNING
YOUR PIANO carefully tuned.
Just call G. W. Cox at Clinton
550R, 43tfb
SEWING MACHINES
NEW AND USED MACHINES.
Repairs to all models. Singer
Sewing Machine Co., Goderich,
phone 1135. 19-tfb
STOVES FOR SALE
FINLAY COAL or WOOD Range.
White enameled. Good as new.
Phone Clinton 6933, 31-2-p
FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC Range,
three burners and cooking well;
like new. Hot Point seven cu.
ft. electric refrigerator. Proctor
Palmer, R.R. 2, Clinton. Phone
Clinton 901r31. 31-p
WHITE ENAMEL RANGE, Wing-
ham Classic, like new; burns
wood or coal, reasonable, Wil-
liam Rutledge, 21/2 miles west of
Seaforth on No. 8 Highway.
31-b
SUMMER COTTAGES
FOR RENT
HAYFIELD — HOUSEKEEPING
cabins on Lake Huron. $20 Co.
wkly. Everything supplied. Six
acres to play in, picnic tables,
swimming, row boat. Lots of
shade. Dining room. Bicycles.
\Vette G. Hazelwood, R. R. 1,
Bayfield, Ont. 19to35-b
TENDERS WANTED
SCHOOL BUS TENDERS. Tend-
ers will be received by the un-
dersigned until the first of Aug-
ust,- for the transportation of
Public School pupils from S.S. 4,
Hullett, to the Clinton Public
School, commencing September 2,
1952. Lowest tender not neces-
sarily accepted: For further par-
ticulars, apply secretary-treaser-
er, Cecil Cartwright, Londesboro,
30-31-p
4,907,471 Canadians, 35% of
the total population, are under
15 or over 70 and eligible for
monthly family allowance or old
age pension cheques from Ottawa,
Mother, husband and family of
the late Sarah B. Porter, wish to
thank their many friends, rela-
tives and neighbours for sincere
sympathy shown them during
their recent sad bereavement, for
cards of sympathy and acts of
kindness. 31-p
0
In Memoriam
CLARK—In loving memory of
Mrs. Peter Clark, who died one
year ago, on June 27, 1951:
'Merriories are treasures no one
can steal,
Death is a heartache no one can
heal;
Deep in our hearts a' memory
, is kept
Of a wife and a mother we'll
newer forget."
—Ever remembered by husband
and family. 31-p
AUCTION SALE
of HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
from the home of Fred Hanley,
' Huron Street, Clinton, on
Saturday, August 9
at 1.30 p.m., consisting of:
Eight-piece dining room suite;
Console table; 2 tubular beds,
springs and mattresses; tubular
bed, springs and inner spring
mattress; bedroom chair; walnut
dresser; chiffonier; Victor cab-
inet radio; desk; small desk; hall
rack; Raymond drop-head sew-
ing machine; oval extension
table; 6 chairs; 2 kitchen tables;
drop-leaf table; Axminster rug
9'x12'; rocking chair; tapestry
rug 9et12'; congoleum rug 9'x12';
Moffat electric range; kitchen
cabinet; Quebec heater; porch
swing; 65-piece dinner set; other
dishes, glassware, sealers, crock-
ery, cooking utensils, hot plate,
240 lb, scale; lawn mower; cur-
tains; numerous other articles.
TERMS—CASH
FRED HANLEY, Proprietor
EDW. W. ELLIOTT, Auctioneer
K. W. Coiquhoun, Clerk
31-32-b..,
AUCTION SALE Of PROPERTY and HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS in the Village of
Egmondville, on
Saturday, August 2
at 1 p.m.
Full line Household Effects, in-
cluding some antiques, walnut
ladies' chair, 6 walnut dining
room chairs, with needle point;
small settee with Queen Ann
legs; rockers; tables; candlesticks;
occasional chairs; corner cup-
board; fireplace basket and
screen; paintings; walnut side-
board; bedroom furniture; chest-
erfield; electric washing machine;
7 ft. frigidaire. Aleo china, in-
cluding a dinner set of Wedge-
wood.
Also property, with a seven-
room brijk house, with furnace
and hydro.
TERMS: Chattels cash; Prop-
erty, 10 per cent down, balance
in 80 days. Immediate possession,
Estate of late Earl Vanegmond.
Solicitors; McConnel and Hays.
Auctioneer: Harold Jackson.
Clerk: E. P. Chesney,
30-31;
THUR., FRI., SAT. (Aug. 7-9)
Maureen Q'Hara, Jeff Chandler
and Maxwell Reed -
A romantic drama of the East in
which a Tunisian princess is in
danger of losing her throne be-
cause of the plotting of her evil
cousin.
"Flame of Arab?'
Coming (Aug. 11-13) "CALLING
BULLDOG DRUMIVIOND" with
Walter Pidgeon
AUCTION SALE
Of VALUASILE HOUSEHOLD
FURNISHINGe
At corner of John and Louisa
Sts., in Town of Seaforth, on
Wednesday, August 6
at 1 p.m.
Three-piece chesterfield suite;
oak library table and chair to
match; hall tree; cabinet radio;
hall seat and mirror; lady's and
gentleman's hall chairs; antique
black walnut settee; lady's and
gentleman's chair; pedestal and
table; 10-piece mahogany dining
room suite; table; china cabinet;
buffet; serving table and 6 chairs;
butt walnut bedroom suitenbed,
box spring Mattress, dresser, van-
ity, chest of drawers, chair and
bedside table; walnut bedroom
suite: bed, box spring mattress;
dresser, vanity, bench, bedside
table and chair; mahogany bed-
room suite: bed, box spring mat-
tress, dresser, chest of drawers
and chairs; 3 reed porch chairs;
number small tables; occasional
chairs; 2 card tables; 6 cu. ft,
Frigidaire, 3 months old; drop-
leaf table; kitchen chairs; pantry
table; washing machine; clocks;
electric stove; mirrors; drapes;
scatter mats; runners, other floor
coveringt; verandah swing; dishes
and kitchen utensils; lawn mow-
er; garden hose and garden tools;
step ladder, and many other
articles.
TERMS—CASH
T. SWAN swum, Proprietor
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer
E. P. Chesney, Clerk
30-31-b
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
of HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
From the home of Miss Hannah
M. Craig, Queen St., Herman,
Saturday, August 2
at 1 p.m., consisting of:
Three-piece velour chesterfield
suite; studio couch; leather arm
chair; leather rocking chair; arm
chair; 4 rocking chairs; 3-piece
parlor suite; wicker rocking
chair; 2 Axminster rugs O'x7';
scatter rugs; Rogers Majestic
cabinet radio; 5 small tables; din-
ing room buffet, table, and 12
chairs; platform rocker; three-
quarter bed, inner spring mat-
tress, dresser end wash stand;
three-quarter bed, mattress, dres-
ser and wash stand; single tub-
ular bed, mattress, dresser and
wash stand; single bed, mattress,
dresser and wash stand; day bed;
Clare Jewel range; McClary elec-
tric range; Coffield electric wash-
ing machine; Beatty vacuum
cleaner; kitchen cupboard; kit-
chen extension table; baking cab-
inet; Singer drop-head sewing
machine; complete set of dishes;
2 toilet sets; other dishes; several
linoleum rugs; pillows; toaster;
electric iron; sealers; cooking
utensils; copper boiler; laundry
tubs; approx, 21/2 ton of coal;
quantity of summer wood; ex-
tension ladder; step ladder; gar-
den tools; numerous other art-
icles. TERMS—CASH.
No reserve as property is sold.
MISS HANNAH M. CRAIG,
Proprietress
EDW. W. ELLIOTT, Auctioneer
K. W. Colqulionn, Clerk
30-31-b
PARK THEATRE
GOPERICH—Phone 1150
Now; In, Technicolor, Josephine
Hull and Mona Freeman In
"THE leseley FROM TEXAS"
lvfON., TUES„ 'WED,
ABBOTT and cosTELLQ
with Baer
The clown princes of eimijoin in-
vade the field of fantasy for a
riotous interpretation of Mother
qpose.
"JACK AND THE
BEANSTALK"
— In Snper Cinecolor
THUR., FRI, SAT.
"The Wild North"
Featuring the new Ansco Color
Adventure with the Canadian
N.W.M.P, as a mountie pursues
his quarry through the magnifi-
cent scenic Northwest
Stewart Granger, Cyd. Charisse
and Wendell Corey
Cubs Pass Proficiency
The Clinton Lions Cub Pack
held a badge instruction meeting
on Monday 14th July. Assistant
Cub Masters Chip Dale and Pete
McCauley were out to give special
instruction for the Cube.
Several boys turned out for
extra instruction.
Sixer Barry McLaren passed his
book balancing test and Cub Bill
Murney passed his knot tests. Cub
Ken Van Riesen passed his flag
tests.
There is no regular meeting
scheduled for Pack each Monday
CAPITAL THOEATRE
ry Goroomou Phone 47
Now; "The Man With My Faiiem
Filmed, in Puerto 'Rico, with
c4roie Matthew
MON., lams. wgo.
"Three Steps North"
— Filmed in Italy -- •
In which a discharged G.I. ree
turns to Italy to recover a fore
tune he made as a soldier,
Lloyd Bridges, Aldo Fabrizi
and eieo Padovani
THUR., FilL,, SAT,
Randolph Scott, Lucille Norman
and Raymond Massey
Historical super-western in Tech-
nicolor. action-crammed story
of pioneer railroading during the
heydey of the Comstock gold.
strike.
"CARSON CITY"
but the meeting hall will be open
every Monday night during the
summer so that Cubs, who want
to pass tests can get extra in.
struction and assistance. All Cubs
are encouraged to attend when-
ever passible, The meeting hall is
open between 7 and 8 peri. e
Pulp and paper mill workers
are Canada's highest • industrial,
earners, with average weekly
earnings of $71.42 et Dec. 1, 1951
Canada is one of the few coun-
tries in the world which has standard gauge railroads across
the country.
Ladies' Auxiliary
Notice
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the
Canadian Legion, Clinton
Branch No. 140, are to gather
in Goderich on August 3, to at-
tend the Drumhead Service.
Berets must be worn.
The Bingos sponsored by the
Ladies Auxiliary to the Canadian
Legion are continuing each Sat-
urday night in the Council
Chamber. Two jackpots of $25
each are being featured and a
third !jackpot has now , been
started. There will be no bingo
Saturday, August 16, because of
the Flower Show. 31-b
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SALESMAN .
WANTED
SALESMAN WANTED
IMMEDIATELY
Headquarters in
Clinton
Must 'have ear. Steady employ-
ment. Salary, commission and
ear allowance. Employment
benefits. .„.
APPLY:
W. G. Henderson
Singer Sewing Centre
Goderich — Phone 1135
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'MAIN STREET
BUSINESS
BLOCK
FOR SALE
THREE APARTMENTS
AND STORE
Terms may be arrenged
Newfoundland Lady
Thanks Ebenezer WA
A letter from a lady in New-
foundland was read to the July
meeting of the WA of Ebenezer
United Church, he'd at the home
of Mrs, Fred Lobb, The letter
expressed thanks for articles
which were sent in the spring.
The business session Was open-
ed with the theme song and the
Women's Creed. Roll call was a
verse from the Bible containing
the word "love." Mrs. M. Jones
reed the Scripture and led in
prayer,
ti was decided to send a bale
of clothing to the Newfoundland
lady at a later date.
A chapter from the Study Book
was presented by Mrs, F, Jones.
Mrs. I, Merrill's reading and a
piano solo by Edith Jones were
greatly enjoyed. The meeting
closed with the Mizpah Bene-
diction.
Lunch was served by the host-
ess, assisted by Mrs. James Lobb.
Cards of Thanks
I,4INTO4 N
Now fleeing (July 31YApg, 2)
"CARSON PM" in Valour,
with Randolph Scott
-IVfON, TUES., WED. (Apg, 4-6)
"Anne of the Indies"
Technicolor —
The stirring, slashing, sweeping
saga of bietory's fabulous pirate
queen, — Jean Peters, Louis
Jourdan and *Debra Paget