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ACCOMMODATION
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ACCOMMODATION for RENT
''TWO BOARDERS WANTED.
Phone Clinton 246R, 41-p
`FARM HOUSE FOR BENT, with
'hydro. 11/4 miles from town.
Lorne Tyndall, phone Clinton
"904r4. 41-b
'POUR ROOMS, FURNACE heat-
ed. Private entrance; hydro. Five
'miles north of Clinton. Phone
Blyth 28r4. 41-'b
'TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG
nen desire room and board in
nice ,home with warm single
;rooms; not necessarily in the
same home, or one large 'room.
-with two beds would be satis-
.factory. Box "E", News -Record.
41-p
ARTICLES FOR SALE
'HEAVY DUTY TRAILER for
carrying boat, or for general
farm work, ,'fires: 600x16. Ap-
pJy, Emerson Durst, Seaforth
Machine Shop, Seaforth. 41-p
'TWO 4 -COLUMN, 11 -SECTION
hot watertradiator. )Also f a
quantity of 3/4" 'pipe and fittings:
Half Price. Apply G. Carter,
•joseph St., evenings. 41-p
'TWO H.P. GASOLINE air cooled
=engine, hardly used. Apply 213
Huron Street, East, Exeter, or
phone Exeter 225J. 41-b
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
1941 BUICK SUPER, Fireball
motor. $495. Phone Malcolm,
',Clinton 281W, 8.30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Monday to Friday. 41-p
1937 OLDSMOBILE, good tires,
'heater, sound body. Needs minor
repairs. Priced to sell. Phone
'Clinton 7873. 41-p
1946 MERCURY, THREE -TON
truck, chassis and cab. Two -speed
•axle. Priced tow for quick sale.
Bell's Supertest Service Station,
Hensel". 41-p
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
NEW, SUBDIVISION LOTS FOR
sale, 'adjoining property of new
school. L. G. Winter, real estate,
iphone 448; Thomas Steep, sales -
•man, phone 146W. 28-tfb
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES —
tusiness trades listed: restaurants,
.gas stations, tourist camps, groc-
ery stores; one Main St. build-
ing. L. G. Winter, Real Estate;
Thomas Steep, salesiiien. 30-tfb
'CLOTHING FOR SALE
tED GABARDINE, ONE-PIECE
Snowsuit, size 4, like new. Phone
Clinton 615r3. 41-b
COAT, SILVER FOX COLLAR,
:almost as good as new. Size 18.
Can be seen evenings. J. W.
'Manning, 41-2-p
BLUE GABARDINE JACKET
and parka, zipper closing, heavy
quilted lining, size 8. Mrs. Wil-
liam Townshend, phone Clinton
1)00r2, 41-b
'HUDSON SEAL FUR COAT.
Lining good, not worn. Coat
suitable for making over. A bar-
gain to the right person; Apply
Box "G", News -Record. '41-b
GIRL'S THREE-PI•ECE SKI Suit,
navy with plaid . (12 years);
brown fur -trimmed coat and
parka (ten years); some skirts,
sweaters and blouses (8-12 years),
Mrs, IL Currie, Joseph Street;
41-p
GREEN WINTER CdAT, size 14,
suitable for teen-ager, $5. Also
brown winter coat, about size 16,
:$5. Phone Clinton 7783..-
41-b
employment Wanted--Fernale
HOOK -KEEPING ANIS TYPING
4lone accurately and swiftly, at
home. Contact Box "A", Clin-
ton News -Record, 411
FARMS FOR SALE
184 ACRES, CLAY LOAM, good
buildings, Hydro and pressure
system, bush, spring creek. Ap-
ply E. J. Welsh, IHR. 2, Hayfield.
41-x
J'ROM 50 TO 117 ACRE >'AR.112S.
Confidential information, Leon-
ard G. Winter, Real lactate,
lbhenest business 448, residence
15993, 5-btfb
FARM PRODUCE FOR SALE
'CORN* FOR SALE, Choice corn
tn. the cob. Delivered from the
picker. Irvine Tebbutt, phone
Clinton 90gr6, 41-2-b
FURNITURE REFINISHING
POR PIANO, PtIANtTtTR.Ia ANIS
radio cabinet refleishir'ig: and re-
pWritig, see W. G. Pickett, : oic
451, Clinton, 4144-4-p
-4-p
FARM IMPLEMENTS for SAL.E
NEW AND USED CORN Pickers,
tractors, spreaders, etc, Water
bowls, litter carriers, Gibson re-
frigerators .and stoves. Get aur
prices before buying any farm
equipment, New 'Idea Distributors,
Goderich, Phone Carlow 2821.
40-1-2-p
FURNITURE FOR SALE
SIX NEW, 14 USED, PIANOS;
18 chesterfield suites; 1$ bedroom
suites. Select from wide variety
at Mildmay Furniture Centre.
Low prices. Free delivery, God-
frey Sehuett, Mildmay,.
40-1-2-b
HELP WANTED•---Femaio
WANTED. A MIDDLE - AGED
lady to be companion for an eld-
erly lady in a country home with
all modern conveniences, includ-
ing oil heating, Some light hduse-
keeping expected. Location; near
Clinton. For further information,
Write Box "B", Clinton News -
Record, 41-p
CAPABLE GIRL OR WOMAN to
help with housework and child-
ren in a good home he Goderich.
Bed sitting room, live in. $15
weekly. One week's vacation
with pay, yearly. Permanent
position if satisfactory. Apply
F.Q. Box 798, Goderich, or Box
"C", News -Record. 41-2-p
HELP WANTED
HOUSEWARE PARTIES NEED
dealers, men or women, for part
time work. Box "L", News -
Record. 41-2-b
LIVESTOCK WANTED
WANTED. OLD HORSES AND
dead cattle. Gilbert Bros. Mink
Ranch, Goderieh. Phone collect,
936r32, or 936r21. 9-ptfb
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
ONE DUAL-PURPOSE SHORT -
horn bull, serviceable age, would
take pullets in exchange. John
A. Keys, Varna. 41-p
FOUR LEICESTER EWES. One
two-year-old ram, Hoy Pepper,
Seaforth, Phone Clinton 615r5.
41-p
NINE LITTLE PIGS FOR SALE,
ten weeks old. Wilmer Reid,
Varna, phone Clinton 630r24.
41-b
TWO REGISTERED HOLSTEIN
cows, due in No ember. William
L. Stirling, ephone Goderich
932r14. 41-p
16 CHUNKS OF PIGS, nine
weeks old. Harry Watkins, phone
Clinton 804r31. 41-p
TWO PUREBRED HEREFORD
bulls, guaranteed breeders. Al-
fred Buchanan, R.R. 1, Clinton,
phone Seaforth 841r4. 41-p,
FIVE CHUNKS, 11 WEEKS OLD.
Apply Wes. Hoggart. Phone Clin-
ton 802r33. 41-b
TEN YORKSHIRE PIGS, 7 weeks
old, C. J. O'Brien, phone Clin-
ton 615r25. 41-p
TWO HOLSTEIN HEIFERS, due
shortly (certified). R. N. Alex-
ander, phone Blyth 26r8, 41-b
THE GREY - BRUCE - HUR,ON
Aberdeen Angus Association is
holding sale of eight bulls and 30
females, all from Accredited
herds only, at Walkerton on
Thursday, October 16. Catalogues
on request to T. Stewart Cooper,
secretary, Markdale, Ontario.
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MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED—WINTER STABLING
and feed • for twelve head of
cattle. E. J. Welsh, R. R. 2,
Bayfield. 41-x
FLOOR SANDING—Old and new
floors sanded and finished. Cree
Cook, Phone Clinton 233.
41-2-3-4-p
COLE'S TRAILER CAMP (Middle
Trailer) Madame Josephine,
Clairvoyant Readings. No phone
calls please. 41-b
CRESS CORN SALVE for sure
relief, Druggists sell Cress Bun-
ion Salve — wear stylish shoes
soon. 41-b
FOR ARTIFICIAL SERVICE from
this farmer owned, licenced, non-
profit, growing, co-operative as-
sociation, from top quality bulls
of all breeds, the rates are: $25
for a life membership, $5 per
cow for members, and $6 per cow
for non-members. Waterloo Cattle
Breeding Association, R. R. 1,
Waterloo, Ont. FOR SERVICE,
CONTACT: Harry Reid, Varna,
phone Hayfield, 27; or Charles J.
Brandon, phone Clinton 633r5.
FIXTURES - FURNACES - Filt-
ers - Fittings. Complete bathroom
fixtures — BATH (41/4' or 5')
BASIN, CLOSET, Powder roam
sets --white or color with chrom-
ed fittings. KITCHEN SINKS
white or color—chromed fittings
and KITCHEN SINK CABINETS
for porcelain enamel drain board
tops ort plastic tops. FURNACES
coal and oil gravity or air-con-
ditioning with centrals and re-
placing FIBREGLAS ' FILTERS
for forced -air furnaces. FIT-
TINGS and pipe in eopper--cast
iron—black and galvanized steal,
Laundry tubs—shower cabinets—
electrie ranges, refrigerators,
pressure systems, oil burners.
FREE CATALOGUE: Write or
visit our new modern showrooms.
We deliver—you pay no- freight.
S. V. JOHNSON' Plumbing Sup-
plies, Streetsville, Ontario,
PIANO TUNING
VOtift PIANO carefullytutted,
Just call G, W. Cox at 'Clinton
560t, _ 43t(b
SALESM
N WANTED
RAWLH1G1 BUSINESS NOW
open in, '-lured County, Trade
well established. Excellent op-
portunity, Full time. _ 'Write at
settee. Rewleigh's Dept,
189, Montreal. 40 -1e2 -b
BIRTHS
BARTLIFF --- In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Saturday, October
4, 1052, to Mr, and M'rs. Bruce
Bartliff, Clinton, a son, (Paul
Stevens)..
JERVIS--In. Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Monday, October 6,
1952, to Mr, and Mrs. Walter
Jervis, Clinton, a son..
TAYLOR, -- In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Sunday, October 0,
1952, to Mr. end Mrs. Jack
Taylor, Brucefield, a daughter.
MARRIAGES
CAMERON-LAITHWAITE,-,-.In St.
GGodericheorge's, by! AnglicanRev, H. rep:
hurE,
Webb, Bayfield, Mary Eleanor,
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. G,
W. Laithwaito, Goderich Town-
ship, and Ellis Felly' Cameron,
son of Mr. and Mrs. E. W.
Cameron, Ailsa Craig,
PARKE-GRAHAM--At the home
of the brides parents, on Sat-
urday, October 4, 1952, by Rev.
T. J. Pitt, Betty Ann, only
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Parke, Zurich, and Mel-
vin Graham, youngest son of
Mr. and Mrs. Goldie Graham,
Brucefield.
SMITH-TAYLOR—At the home
of the bride's parents, near
Staffa, by Rev. A. H. Daynard,
Francis Elizabeth, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Taylor,
Staffa, and, Emmerson Smith,
Kippen, son of Mr. and Mrs,
Emmerson Smith, Kippen.
DEATHS
COOPER —In Victoria Hospital.,
London, on Saturday, October
4, 1952, Charlotte Upshall,
widow of the late Charles
Cooper, in her 77th year. Fun-
eral from the Bonthron fun-
eral home, Hensel', to Baird's
Cemetery, Stanley Township,
on Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 7.
COOPER—In Clinton, on Sunday,
October 5,' 1952, Henry Cooper,
husband of the late Elizabeth
Carter", in his 96th year. Inter-
ment in Maitlandbank Ceme-
tery, Seaforth, on Wednesday,
October 8.
RILEY--In Egmondville, on Mon-
day, September 22, 1952, Mrs.
Jane Allan Riley, widow bf
the late Charles R. Riley, in
her 84th year. Funeral from
the Box funeral home,_ Seaforth,
to Maitlandbank Cemetery,
Seaforth, on Thursday, Sept-
ember 25.
PROPERTY FQR SALE
SEVEN ROOMED BRICK House
for sale, on a lot and three-quart-
ers, good stable and shed. South
Main Street, Seaforth. Phone
Seaforth, 139J. 40-1-p
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
ONE STOREY SOLIDBRICK
seven -room dwelling with all
conveniences. Ideal location. Sold
subject to present tenancy. Price:
$5,000. H. C. Lawson, real estate,
Bank of Montreal Building, phone
251W. 40-tf b
POULTRY FOR SALE
42 SUSSEX X New Hampshire
pullets, seven months old. Laying
well. Phone Clinton 631r14. Mrs.
Frank Bennett. 41-b
100 SUSSEX CHICKENS, five
months old, William Rustenburg,
Ret. 1, Clinton. 41-p
80 SUSSEX X New Hampshire
pullets, six months old. Laying
well. Free of disease. Apply
J. Huller, phone Clinton 910r22.
75 ROCK X New Hampshire
pullets, laying. Also, reliable
team of Percher9n horses. Ro-
bert Rathwell. Phone Clinton
906r16. 40-1-p
PUPS FOR SALE
THREE SCOTCH COLLIE Pups,
sable and white. $5, males; $3
females. Francis Powell, phone
Clinton 907r4. 41-b
SEWING;MACHINES
NEW AND USED MACHINES.
Repairs to all models. Singer
Sewing Mdehine Co.; Goderich,
phone 1135. 19-tfb
STOVES FOR SALE
5,000 CU. FT. SPACE 'OIL Heat-
er, good as new. $60. Apply
109 Mary Street. Phone Clinton
32M. 40 -p -41-b
OIL SPACE HEATER, Fess make.
Used three months, Reasonably
Priced for quick sale. Phone
Clinton 263, 41-b
ONE STOKER IN GOOD SHAPE.
Control, all perfect. Can be seen
at Epps Sport Shop. phone Clin-
ton 42. 40-tfb
TWO MEDIUM SIZE].COOK-
stoves, cream enamel front, fair
condition, Franeis Powell, phone
Clinton 907r4. 41-b
KITCHEN RANGE, burns either
coal or wood. Eleetr.ic rangette
with automatic oven. Phone
Clinton 545J, 41-p
WOOD FOR SALE
HARD HODY Olt MVIIXEIS winter
wood, also slabs and cedar kind•-
ling. Ebner Trick, phone tatin-
ton 907r5. 34etfb
KINDLING von.. SALE — Cut
:from cedar rails into 12" lerugths,
$4.50 per cord, delivered, AIso
a few cords of hardwood furnace
Weeks. • W. J. l orbes, Phone
Clinton 904r31 41-b
CHOICE, MAPLE AND EEEC1
wood, 12 inch, $5.50, $5.75, and
$6, delivered, in two Cord lots
rind over, W. J. Forbes, phone
Clinton 904r31. 38xptfb
Hospital Auxiliari
Shows Good Report
From Annual Sale
The Womens' Hospital Auxiliary
Boneened in the Council Chamber
on Monday afternoon, October 6,
with the president, Mrs. D. 3,
Lane, presiding.
Mrs. Lillian McKinnon, in the ab-
sence .of the secretary, read the
minutes ofthe former meting. The
treasurer, Mrs. Reg. Ball, gave an
encouraging financial statement,
which included a detailed account
of the sale of September 26. It
showed the revenues front the var-
sous booths for that sale, as fol-
lows:
ol-lows:
The country womens' baking
and produce $72,89; Grocery booth
$57,66; tea room, $30.Q0; odds
and ends booth $14,95; shoes
$23.75; furniture $42.80; millinery
$11.90; clothing $75.54; antique
.booth $10.30; variety $35,59. Sale
of tickets on the draw $360.75,.
with a grand total of $761.88.
Commitees were named to ar-
ange for, and carry through the
Nurses' Graduation service which
is to be held in November.
The Auxiliary received a letter
expressing the great appreciation
of the executive of the Huron
County Mass Chest X -Ray, for the
splendid co-operation and help re-'
ceived from the members of the
Auxiliary at that time.
Mrs: Lillian McKinnon was ap-
pointed to represent the society
at the Ontario Hospital Auxiliar-
ies Association which convenes in
Annual Session at the Royal York
Hotel, Toronto, on October 25,
- In Memoriam
BURBANK —In loving memory
of Bill Burbank, who passed
away October 8, 1951:
"Nothing can ever take away
The love a heart holds dear;
Fond memories linger every day,
Remembrances keepts him near."
—Mother, Dad and Jinuny.
41-b
REID—In loving memory of a
dear husband and father, John
T. Reid, who passed away on
October 13, 1951. — Ever remem-
bered by his wife, Maud; daugh-
ter, Pearl,, and son, Eric. 41-b
Cards of ,T hanks
MRS. C. B. MIDDLETON and
family wish to thank the many
friends and neighbours for kind-
nesses and sympathy during
their recent sad bereavement.
Special thanks to Dr. Frank New-
land; to Rev. R. M. P. Bulteel
and Mrs. Bulteel; to Mrs. Row -
den and to George B. Beattie,
for their kind assistance. 41-p
I wish to thank all those who
showed kindness in any way
while I was a patient in hospi-
tal, with special thanks to my
doctor, and the nurses of Clinton
Public Hospital. — MRS. A.
GOLDSWORTHY. 41-p
We wish to take this opportun-
ity to thank the friends and
neighbours who donated beauti-
ful gifts, and also the Rebekah
Lodge and the Past Grand Club
for their gifts and remembrances,
and all who kindly helped to
make our golden anniversary
well worth remembering. -- MR,
and MRS. JOHN MULHOLLAND.
41-b
,Funeral Services
That will leave your
mind forever at ease.
From your home,
church or our chapel,
wftCe tuterai
Ann
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In Technicolor, with William
Powell and Julia Adams
MON., TUES., WED. (Oct. 13-16)
The Marx Brothers with Ilona
lVfassey and Vera*Ellen
Your favourite comedy team re-
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"LOVE HAPPY"
THUR., IFI., SAT. (Oct. 10-10)
"Man in the Saddle"
An action, drama in Technicolor.
A. woman who married for secur-
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still in her heart — Randolph
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Coming (Oct. 20-22); "DAVID and
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"Wait Till the Sun
Shines Nellie"
In Technicolor
While a small town celebrates its
50th anniversary, one citizen
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life over the same half century.
Romantic Drama
David Wayne, Jean Peters
and Hugh Marlowe
THUR., FRI., SAT.
"Where' $ Chairley"
•--- In Technicolor -,--
The Happiness show
A riotous fun and music show
based on the adaption of the ever
Popular "Charlie's Aunt". Pro-
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Corning; Glenn Ford and Rutit
Roman in "A YOUNG MAN
WITH IDEAS"
AUCTION SALE
of
Choice Hereford Catty
At Lot No. 22, Concession 8
Hullett Township, 5 miles nortL
of Clinton (No. 4 Highway) an
• of a mile east on
Wednesday, Oct. '15
at 1.30 p,m.
24 head consisting of cows
heifers and bulls.
All cattle have stood two clear.
T.B, tests. This is an exception
ally good class of cattle, som
being registered and all original':
front registered stack.
TERMS—CASH
CHARLES WAYMOUTH,
R.R. 1, Londesboro,
Proprietor
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT,
Auctioneer
K, W. Colughoun, Clerk
41-1
SMALL HOLDING
FOR SALE
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There is offered for sale b
tender a 171/4 acre parcel of lan
on Highway No. 4, about 1 mil
North of Clinton (the propert
occupied by the • late Corneliu
Hoare).
On the property is a house an.
barn in need, of some repairs,
There are also approximately 25
fruit trees. It is believed the
Town water under pressure woul
be available.
This property is exceptional)
well located and must be sold to
close an Estate.
Sealed tenders will be receive
by F. Fingland, Clinton, Ontario,
marked "Hoare Estate Tender",
until October 21st 1952. The high-
est or any tender not necessarii
accepted. The property may b
inspected any forenoon or in the
afternoon by appointment. Fo
further particulars apply to the
undersigned.
F. FINGLAND, Q.C., Clinton.
F. W. ROGERS, Executor,
252 Cathcart St., London, Ont.
41-42-b
Notice to Creditors
NOTICE is hereby given pur-
suant to the Trustees Act that all
persons having claims against
the Estate of ALICE SELIN
HOLMES, late of the Township
of Innisfil, in the County of
Simcoe, Spinster, Deceased, who
died on or about the Twenty-
third day of October, 1951 are
requested to send particulars of
their claim to the undersigned
Archibald I rvine, Administrator
with Will Annexed before the
31st day of October 1952, after
which date the Administrator wilt
distribute the assets of the Estate
having regard only to the claims
of which he shall then have no-
tice, and will not be responsible
to any others. °
Dated at Barrie, Ontario, this
17th day of September, A.D., 1952.
ARCHIBALD IRVINE,
R. R. No. 5,
BARRIE, Ontario.
Administrator with Will
Annexed.
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Ontario St. Sunday
SchUol Executive
' Holds Fall Meeting
The October meeting of the
Sunday School Executive of Ontar-
io Street United Church was held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs;. Cecil
Elliott with 21 present _and super,
ress-
ding. nt, Charles Stewart, presi-
ding.
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bills and periodicals • were paid',
The superintendent announced the
Sunday School Institute being held
in Seaforth on Wednesday, Octob-
er $ at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m,
Letters of appreciation are to
be sent to Mr, Piper and Mee,
Olde for services rendered prior to
Rally Day.
, and prayer opened the meeting
A delicious lunch was served by
and Miss; Olive Johnson read the
lesson from Matthew 3: 16, 17 and
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PHONE 25 --- (Opposite the Theatre) -•-,-• CLINTON
Winter" Is Comrng
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Our pipes are hand made to suit your wants
A full stock of all elbows, tees and. tapers.
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