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ACCOMMODATION for RENT
:HALF OF DOUBLE GARAGE for
'rent. Apply, W. V, Roy, Ratten-
bury St. West. 51-p
`EIGHT ROOM BRICK HOUSE,
'partial plumbing, modern kitchen,
On Clinton-Bayfieldroad about 7
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miles from Clinton. Phone 909r25.
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ATTRACTIVE TWO LARGE
rooms, share bath with two, up-
stairs. Heated, electric stove and
.refrigerator, Possession at once.
=Phone Dublin 77.after six o'clock.
J. V. Flynn. 51-2-b
MODERN, two - bedroom apart-
: Anent, unfurnished, in downtown
-area. Large living -room, oak
;Floors, modern kitchen with built -
cupboards, dinette, tile bath-
room. Box "K", Clinton News-
Record. 51-2-b
Accommodation Wanted
:1-1JRNISHED ROOMS or apart-
.ment for mother and baby, needed
by January 1. .Phone 171J.
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ARTICLES FOR SALE
SKATES, pair of Lady's White
figure skates, size 6. Like new,
only worn a few times. Phone
Clinton 675J 51-p
SKATES, pair of Lady's Black
skates, size 6. Phone Clinton
7801. 51-p
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
FOR SALE —1934 CHEVROLET
Master. In good shape. $125.
Box "J", Clinton News -Record.
51-p
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
!NEW StTBDIVISION LOTS FOR
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: restaurants,
,gas stations, tourist camps, groe-
'•ary stores; one Main St. build -
^(ng. L. G. Winter, Real Estate;
"'Thomas Steep, salesman, 30-tfb
CLOTHING FOR SALE
:'MAN'S STATION WAGON COAT
'with fur collar. Size 44. In good
•condition. $6.50. Apply at Clin-
ton News -Record office. 51-b
FARMS FOR SALE
FROM 50 TO 117 ACRE FARMS.
Confidential information. Leon-
ard G. Winter, Real Estate,
phones: business 448, residence
699J. 5-btfb
FURNITURE REFINISHING
TOR PIANO, FURNITURE AND
radio cabinet refinishing and re-
pairing, see W. G. Pickett, Box
351, Clinton, 50-1-2-1-p
FARM IMPLEMENTS for SALE
MASSEY-HARRIS 22 TRACTOR
in good condition. A. Leibold,
R.R. 2, Clinton. Phone ,Clinton
910 r 13. 51-p
14 -INCH OAT ROLLER, in good
condition. Apply to James Cox,
Rt.R, 1, Goderich. Phone Clinton
903 r 34. 51-p
HELP WANTED
OFFICE POSITIONS — FOR A
young man or for a girl. Good
education and business training
are required. Some experience
desirable. Good future prospects
for a young man of real ability,
C, Lloyd & Son Limited, Wing -
ham. 50-1-b
HELP WANTED ---Male
WANTED: G O 0 D CAREFUL
truck driver about 80 to 45 years
odd to collect and canvass cream
who has had experience along this
lute of business. Apply to Box
"lVI ", Clinton News -Record.
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KEY CUTTING
ONE. -MINUTE KEY SERVICE on
all types of locks, Cylinder locks,
reset for original key, or combina-
tion changed, "Your security for
Tomorrow is our business todagt"
Ball and Mutch, 51-b
LIVESTOCK WANTED
TEAM OF HORSES WANTED,
Have for sale, 84 Sussex chickens,
jttst Started laying, Please phone
after six O'clock, Clintcfii 8070.8.
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WANTED. MD HORSES AND
dead cattle, Gilbert 13r6s, Mitilt
latish, Gbdertch. Phone eo'11eet,
08032, or 938r21. t4isttis
MISCELLANEOUS
CRESS CORN SALVE for sure
relief. Your Druggist sells Cress
Wart Remover—leaves no scars.
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EXPERT WORK ON ALL carp-
entry., Cupboards and trim our
specialty. J. Spivak, phone Blyth,
20-r-6. 43-52-p
TUPPERWARE HAS FINEST
quality plastic cannister sets; 50
oz. ministers; bread servers and
table cloths. Free salt and pepp-
ers with every $5 phone order.
Phone Clinton 334W. Mrs. Fred
Miller. 50-1-b
PET STOCK
ONE TINY PUPPY FOR SALE,
Delivery Christmas Eve, or before,
Phone Clinton 399W. 51-b
PIANO TUNING
YOUR PIANO carefully tuned.
Just call G. W. Cox at Clinton
550R. 43tfb
POULTRY FOR SALE
DRESSED CHICKENS for Christ-
maa Mrs. Cecil Elliott, phone
Clinton 669R, 51-p
100 RED PULLETS. Starting to
lay. Phone Clinton 627 r 21.
51.-p
PROPERTY FOR SALE
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
SEWING MACHINES
NEW AND USED 'MACHINES.
Repairs to all models. Singer
Sewing Machine Co., Goderich,
phone 1135. 19-tfb
SALESMEN WANTED
WANTED; Reliable man as Deal-
er in Huron County. Experience
not necessary. A fine opportunity
to step into old profitable business
where Rawleigh Products have
been sold for years. Big profits.
Products furnished on credit.
Write Rawleigh's Dept. ML -L-169-
163, Montreal. 51-b
WOOD FOR SALE
HARD BODY OR MIXED winter
wood, also slabs and cedar kind-
ling. Elmer Trick, phone Clin-
ton 907r5. 34 -tib
KINDLING FOR SALE — Cut
from cedar rails into 12" lengths.
$4.50 per cord, delivered. W. J.
Forbes. Phone Clinton 904r31.
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ELECTROLUX
Sales and Service
Demonstration of Three -Brush
Floor Polishers
(Applies Wax and Polishes)
For Appointment Contact
Q. W. LAITHWAITE
Box 513 Phone 920-W
GOIOIERICH, ONTARIO
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NEWS -RECORD
BIRTHS
BOWES—In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Monday, December 15,
1952, to Mr. and Mrs. Irvine
Bowes, Blyth, a daughter,
RARDY—In Woodstock Hospital,
on Thursday, December 4, 1952,
to Mr. and Mrs, C. Hardy (nee
Ruth Blackwell) a daughter,
Linda Sharron,
HODGES—In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Tuesday, December 16,
1952, to Mr. and Mrs. George
Hodges, RCAF Station, Clinton,
a sox! (Steven George).
KEASEY---In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Saturday, December 18,
1952, to Mr, and Mrs. Ernest
Keasey, RCAF Station, Clinton,
a daughter.
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Rev. and Mrs. A. G, Eagle and
Lynn are happy to announce the
safe arrival of Susan Elizabeth,
on December 15, 1952, Private
Patients' Pavilion., Toronto Gen-
eral Hospital. Both well,
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DEATHS
COOK—In St. Catharines General
Hospital, on Monday, December
1, 1952, William E. Cook, be-
loved husband of Mildred Liver-
more, Funeral from the Butler
and Son funeral home, St. Cath-
arines, to Victoria Lawn Ceme-
tery on Thursday afternoon, De-
cember 4.
HAMATHER — At his home in
Dashwood, on Monday, Decem-
ber 8, 1952, Edward Louis Ham -
ether, beloved husband of Reta
Helen Fear, in his 45th year,
Funeral front the Hoffman fun-
eral home, Dashwood, to Bron-
son Line Cemetery on Thursday
afternoon, December 11.
JAMIESON — In Hullett Town-
ship, on Saturday, December 13,
1952, James Arthur Jamieson, in
his 95th year. Funeral from the
Ball and Mutch funeral home,
Clinton, to Clinton Cemetery, on
Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 16.
ORT ---In Bayfield, on Wednesday,
December 10, 1952, Robert Orr,
in his 86th year. Funeral from
the home" of his daughter, Mrs.
Walter Westlake, Bayfield, to
Bayfield Cemetery, on Friday
afternoon, December 12.
SHARP — In Victoria, B.C., on
Wednesday, December 10, 1952,
Barbara McIver, beloved wife of
Harry Sharp, Victoria, B.C., and
sister of Mrs. Goldie Graham,
Brucefield. Funeral in Victoria
on December 13.
SCOTT—In Alexandra and Mar-
ine Hospital, Goderich, on Tues-
day, December 2, 1952, Robert J.
Scott, in his 70th year. Funeral
from Knox Presbyterian Church,
Auburn, to Colborne Cemetery,
on Friday afternoon, Dec. 5.
Cards of T hanks
The family of the late Reverend
James Foote wish to express their
sincere appreciation and thanks to
their friends and neighbours for
the many acts of kindness shown;
the cards of sympathy and beauti-
ful floral tributes sent, during
their recent sad bereavement.
51-p
I wish to thank the employees
of Clinton Hosiery Mills, the WA
of Ontario Street Church, friends
and neighbours, for fruit, flowers,
cards and other gifts during my
stay in Clinton Public Hospital
and since returning home, also
thanks to the nurses and Dr.
Oakes, Dr. Yates and Dr. Addison.
--MARGUERITE RIEHL. 51-b
• We wish to express our apprec-
iation for the many acts of kind-
ness and expressions of sympathy
extended by our relatives, friends
and neighbours during our recent
sad bereavement. —THE JAMIE -
SON FAMILY. 51-b
MR. AND MRS. CHARLES
SHANAHAN wish to thank the
members of St. Joseph's parish for
the generous gift given to them
prior to their departure for Lon-
don. 51-p
I wish to thank all those who
sent me cards, treats and flowers
while I was in the Goderich hos-
pital. Special thanks to the WA
of Varna, the YPU of Varna and
Goshen, the pupils of first form,
CDCI; also to Dr. Jackson and the
nurses of Goderich Hospital. —
BARBARA TAYLOR, Varna.
ORR—The family of the late
"hbert Orr wish to express their
Aeere thanks and appreciation to
relatives, friends and neighbors for
the kindness and sympathy shown
in their recent sad bereavement;
for the beautiful floral tributes,
cards of sympathy; special thanks
to LOL No. 24, the Rev. Peter
Renner, the pall -bearers, and those
who helped in any way, 51-p
Gordon R. Hearn
Optometrist
Huron St. -- Clinton
On Friday
Each Week
PHONE 69
EQUIPPED
FOR TODAY - - -
Our facilities afford
every refinement it
presenting the ideal
service - including
that of economy,
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CDCI Cagers Win
Two From St, Marys.
Clinton District Collegiate In-
stitute Red Devils opened the
1952-53 basketball season as hosts
to St. Marys Red Raiders .on Fri-
day, December 12.
The powerful Clinton Juniors,
led by D. Ladd and John Hartley
with 14 and 13 points respectively,
had little trouble winning 38-24.
Major and Kennedy were best for
the losers with nine and seven
points respectively.
Clinton Seniors unleashed a pow-
erful offensive led by J, Wilson,
who played brilliantly, to win
40-19. Mitchell, Oakes and Cole-
man played well on the defence
for the winners. Martin and Bod-
enham with five each were best
for the losers, St. Marys scored
on three baskets with the other 13
points the result of accurate foul
shooting.
St. Marys Juniors: L.ouch (6),
Kennedy (7), Agar, Price, Major
(9), Scott, Wilson (2), Thompson,
,Furtney.
Clinton Juniors; J. Hartley (13),
K. Porter (4), G. Overholt, Hugh
Colquhoun (1), T. Pearson, R. Mc -
K -ay, P. Jones, G. McDonald, D,
Ladd (14), J. Higgins, L. Jones
(2), Tom Colquhoun (4), R. Snell,
G, Garon, B. Pepper,
St. Marys Seniors: Bradshaw
(1), Bodenham (5), Knowles (2),
Watt (4), Wilsqn (1), Graham,
Louch, Martin (5), Major (1),
Saunders, Kennedy.
Clinton Seniors: A. Mitchell (5),
R. Steepe (2), J. Howes (4), G.
Coleman (2), J.' Wilson (8), E.
Fines (8), H. Oakes (5), G. Teb-
butt, T. Dunn (1), K. Howes, K.
Gibbings (3), M. Taylor (2).
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HENSALL
Miss Betty Kerr has accepted a
position at the RCAF Station,
Centralia.
Mrs. Howard Smale had her
tonsils removed on Friday, at
Clinton Public Hospital.
Gift .From Queen Elizabeth
Thomas Richardson, a patient
at the Riverside Nursing Home,
Mitchell, for the past two years,
and a complete cripple, is going
to receive a new hopital bed from
Queen Elizabeth, according to
word received by Mrs. Mary J.
Smith, matron of the home. Mr.
Richardson, who will be 67 in
January, was born in England and
came to Canada in 1911, settling
in Hensall, where he had lived
ever since and where he was well
known as a kind citizen. Mrs,
Annie Richardson, his mother, who
observed her 87th birthday in
September, is very thrilled about
it. — v
OBITUARY
MRS. MARY MacDONALD
Funeral services were conduc-
ted on Wednesday, December 17,
by Rev. R. G. MacMillan, Knox
Church Goderich, for Mrs. Mary
MacDonald, 46, who died in Alex-
andra Hospital, Goderich. Inter-
ment was in Maitland Cemetery,
Goderich.
Mrs. MacDonald, was born in
Greenock Township and spent her
early life in Kincardine. She mov-
ed
owed to Goderich 26 years ago where
she was a member of Knox
Church,
Before her marriage she was
Mary A. Gordon and surviving be-
sidqs her husband, John L. Mac-
Donald, are four sons, Archie,
Stratford, Frank, John and Wil-
liam, Goderich; one daughter,
Mrs. Ross Miller, Clinton.
HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE
SAVE 25%
Direct from Factory to You
Chrome Sets,
Chesterfields,
Bedroom, Etc.
Write for FREE Catalogue
and compare prices
MAIL ORDER
SUPPLY CO.
Dept. H, Box 309
BRADFORD, ONT.
50-1-2-1-b
BOXY THEATRE
CLINTOIr
Now playing (Dec. 18-20)
"JUST THIS ONCE" ---, with.
Peter Lawford .ic Janet Leigh
MON., TITES„ WED. (Dec. 22-24)
"It Happened on Fifth
Avenue"
Where else would a guy with 50
bucks meet a gal with fifty mil-
lion, except in New York? A
grand holiday comedy -- Don de
Fore, Ann Harding and
Charles Ruggles
THURe FRI., SAT. (Dee. 25-27)
William. Lundigan, Mitzi Gaynor
and David Wayne
For Christmas we will take you
to a South Pacific island to en-
joy a unique musical comedy.
"Down Among the
Sheltering Palms"
-- Filmed in Technicolor —
Coming — "LOVE IS BETTER Coming: "OKLAHOMA ANNIE"
THAN EVER" starring Larry Judy Canova. ana .conn stussell
Parks and Elizabeth Taylor -- In Technicolor —
NOTE: In order that the staff of the above theatres may enjoy Christmas dinner with their fan- i
ilies, the Theatres will open at 7 p.m. for a gala Christmas night show Dec, 25, Matinees at the
Roxy and Capital Friday and S aturday, Dec. 26 and 27 at 2.30 p.m.I�
PARK THEATRE
c'onmuCH--Phone 1150
Now: The 1Vlarx Brothers with
Ilona Massey and Vera Ellen in
"LAVE HAPPY"
MON„ TUES., W} D.
"Lady in the Iron Mask"
•--P.hotograpited in Eastman
Kodacolor-.-
D'Artagnan and the Three Mus-
keteers solve the mystery of twin
princesses and save the throne
of France -- Louis Hayward,
Patricia Medina & Alan Hale Jr.
THUR., FRI., SAT.
MARIO LANZA, Doretta Morrow
There's fun, music and plenty of
colourful action .as an opera sing-
er is drafted for military service,
The Royal Command. show
—
"Because You're Mine"
-- In Technicolor --
Coming: "THE MERRY WIDOW"
Lana, Turner & Fernando Lamas
-- In Technicolor —
CAPITAL THEATRE
GODERICII -- Phone 47
Now. Rod Cameron in a Western
hit"PANHANDLE"
MON., TUES., WED.
Peter Lawford, Jane Greer
and Gig Young
A lively and thoroughly enter:
taining comedy that deals with
the dreams of a wistful young
man.
` XOTJ FOR UE"
THUR„ 1f! RI„ SAT.
"OK SUSANNAH"
A Tru -color historical Western in
which the cavalry and the Sioux
combat some marauding gold
seekers.
Rod Cameron, Adrian,.,Rooth
and Forrest Tucker
Dairy Production
In Huron County
During October, creameries in
Huron produced 213,497 pounds of
creamery butter as compared with
204,062 pounds in the same month
a year ago, an increase of 4.62
percent. The cumulative output
of creamery butter in Huron for
the first ten months of the cur-
rent year now totals 2,360,831
pounds as against 2,407,695 pounds
in the corresponding ten months
of 1951, a gain of 1,98 percent,
Cheddar cheese production was
substantially lower in October and
also during the first ten months
than in the comparative periods of
the previous year. Cheddar
cheese production in October 1952
1CAYicTOR
'RECORDS @O
Titles
Here
ELTON BRITT—
Merry Texas Christmas,
You All
SPIKE JONES--
Socko The Smallest Snowman
1 Saw Momma Kissing
Santa Claus
GALBRAITH
RADIO and TELEVISION
"Clinton's Only Record Bar"
TELEPHONE 482
RADIO SERVICE
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FLOWERS WIRED ANYWHERE
for Christmas ghillie
Our
Azaleas — Begonias — Poinsettas
Cherries --- Cyclamen — Violets
for 'Christmas
Are now on display and you are invited to call in and
see for yourself our fine selection for this year.
Remember that at this season there is a great demand
br flowers, and a limited supply, So please let
us have your order early.
K. C. COOKE
FLORIST
' 66w Phones — 66j
amounted to 9,900 pounds as com-
pared with 49,767 pounds in Oct-
ober 1951, a decrease of 80.1 per-
cent. Total 'output of this pro-
duct during the first ten months
of the current year amounts to
only 211,203 pounds as against
507,691 pounds in the first ten
months of 1951, a reduction of 58
percent.
The Canadian papermaking in-
dustry has developed into four
main branches each making a var•
-
iety of papers under the general
heading of Newsprint, Fine Pap-
ers, Wrapping Paper and Boards.
During 1952 the Canadian Pac-
ific Railway will spend $62,000,000
for new equipment.
STOP
Look At T hese Savings
Stokely's Tomato Juice -20 oz. tin ... 2 for 29c
Welsh's Grape Juice --16 oz. btl. 23c
MINCEMEAT (Maple Leaf) 2 lb. tin 39c
CHERRIES (Maraschino) 16 oz. jar 59c
STUFFED OLIVES -6 oz. jar 350
--- GET YOUR TICKETS ---
On the Joe Palooka Doll and the Acadia Dishes that we
have on display in our window.
See our Selection of CANDY CANES ---
ORANGES -- MIXED NUTS --WALNUTS i
CANDIES -- CHOCOLATES -- APPLES
W. L. JOHNSON and SON
PHONE 286 FREE DELIVERY
GODERICH BUSINESS
4 COLLEGE
Winter Classes,.
+ commence Monday, January 5
' Write or Phone for Particulars
Member of the Canadian Business Schools Association and
registered as a .trade -school ' under the Trade Schools Reg-
ulation Act,
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