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Along,
Happy Harold's smiling now
He used to frown and sneer
Since he discovered classified
Life is naught but cheer.
ACCOMMODATION for RENT
FURNISHED, HEATED ROOMS,
:.all conveniences. Adults only. Util-
ities paid. Available on March 1.
Box "G", 'Clinton News -Record.
7-8-b
TWO ROOM APARTMENT, par
:tially furnished. Heated. Phone
,Clinton 768W. 8-b
.APARTMENT TO RENT IN Sea -
forth. Heated, furnished, self-con-
tained, one -bedroom apartment,
complete with frig. and stove. Ap-
ply to 3. H. Grant, phone Sea -
forth 31. 8-9-b
•APARTMENT, THREE ROOMS,
on Highway 8. Furnished. All
• conveniences. Share bath. Phone
Goderich 931r16. 8-9-10-b
:HEATED, FURNISHED APART-
ment, suitable for a couple. On
•James St., Seaforth. Phone Sea -
forth 3703. 8-b
WANTED, ONE BOARDER.
.Phone Clinton 246R, 8-p
Accommodation Wanted
:HOUSE FOR YOUNG COUPLE
with two children, steady employ -
;malt, will pay any reasonable
rental. Apply to W. H. Robinson,
Bank of Montreal, phone Clinton
10. 3-b
HOUSE OR APARTMENT, mini-
::tnum two bedrooms, refrigerator,
stove. In Clinton, Bayfield, God-
erich, Seaforth area. Steady in-
come. Phone Clinton 382, local
.252.. 8-p
YOUNG COUPLE DESIRES UN -
furnished apartment or small
house to rent. Apply to Box "W",
Clinton News -Record. 8.p
'THREE FURNISHED ROOMS, no
children. Would like possession by
March 23. Apply to Box "A",
Clinton News -Record. 3 -b
ARTICLES FOR SALE
TWO COAL AND WOOD Stoves,
small linoleum rug; one baby's
commode chair. Apply to Cpl.
Shoults, above Simpson's. 8-b
SUNSHINE BABY BUGGY, blue,
convertible. Runners to fit. Ex-
cellent condition. $12. Phone Clin-
ton 648J. . 8-b
COOKSTOVE, MEDIUM SIZE,
burn coal or wood; dining room
'table; a trunk; an Axminster rug,
four yards square; a seventeen
foot ladder. Also some dishes,
Apply at Clinton News -Record.
a -b
1948 VIKING FIVE Horsepower
outboard motor. Excellent condi-
tion. $125. Terms if necessary.
Galbraith Radio and Television,
phone Clinton 482. ,3-b
KODAK DEVELOPING KIT, $15;
Marconi mantle radio, $25; double
bed, felt mattress and springs, $25.
Gordon Shoard, phone Clinton
293R after six o'clock. 8-b
SPRING COAT; COLOUR: Cherry
red; size 14-16. In excellent con-
dition. Reasonably priced. Phone
Clinton 349J. 8-b
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
1948 CHEVROLET SEDAN, green.
Good condition. $1,075. Box "Z'',
Clinton News -Record. S -p
1947 HUDSON SIX in good con-
dition. Reasonable. Terms or cash.
Phone Ralph Barkhouse at Clinton
631r13, or the Sergeants' Mess,
RCAF Station, Clinton. 8-9-p
1952 DODGE REGENT. DARK
metallic grey. Air conditioning
heater. Overdrive. Low mileage,
Apply at Clinton News -Record Of-
f -ice. 7-b
1949 ANGLIA. BLACK; green
leather upholstery. A wee small
car for a wee small price. Motor
in good shape; gas heater. Good
for a lot of miles at low cost.
Phone Clinton.4. 7-x
BARGAINS
BARGAINS --- We invite you to
inspect our "Buy of the Week"
display; one huge island loaded
with real buys. Come in, browse
around, your choice for half price.
Don't nn_iss this folks, It's good.
Ball and Mutch, Clinton. S -b
BABY CHICKS
O.l?,D1;R YOUR BIG -4 CHICKS
here. Canadian Approved Chicks.
Agent can save your time by quot-
ing prices and ordering. Hatchery
aerating for over 30 years, has
confidence of leading poultry-
keepers. bayolds, started, also
capons, Agent — Charles Scott,
Auburn. Phone Blyth 43r23.
8-b
LOST AND FOUND
LOST --LADY'S GREEN Leather
wallet, on Saturday evening. Main
Street, Clinton. kinder please re -
quilt to Mrs. Roy Wheeler. 8-p
BUSRNESS OPPORTUNITIES
l i7SINESS OPPORTUNITIES
business trades listed; restaurants,
gas stations, tourist camps, groc-
ery stores; one Main St. build-
ing, L. G. Winter, Real Estate;
Thomas Steep, salesman. 30 -tib
FARM IMPLEMENTS for SALE
MASSEY HARRIS 11 -HOE Fert-
ilizer drill. Al shape, grass seed
box attached, Team or tractor
drawn. Phone Clinton 628r33. Nor-
ris Sillery, R.R. 3, Seaforth, 8-p
RE REFINISHING
FURNITURE INISHING
FOR PIANO, FURNITURE AND
radio cabinet refinishing and re-
pairing, see W. G, Pickett, Box
351, Clinton, 819-10-11-p
HELP WANTED—FEMALE
PART TIME HELP/ with house-
work in town. Phone Clinton 729
or apply to Box "3" Clinton News -
Record. 8-p
REQUIRE LADY WHO WISHES
good home in exchange for light
duties. Apply to Box "T", Clinton
News -Record. 8-p
HELP REQUIRED FOR ROOMS
and laundry. $20 for 48-hour week,
with board. No Sunday work.
Commercial Hotel. 8-b
HELP WANTED --Male
WANTED FOR HURON County,
young married man, 21-28, who
wishes to better his position. Must
have car, be alert, clean-cut and
aggressive. For personal interview
write Box "B", Clinton News -
Record. All replies strictly con-
fidential, ST
LIVESTOCK WANTED
WANTED. OLD HORSES AND
dead cattle. Gilbert Bros. Mink
Ranch, Goderich. Phone collect,
936r32, or 936r21. 9-ptfb
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
CHINCHILLAS. GET INTO THIS
fast, growing, profitable industry.
Registered breeding stock. Mated
pairs. Males or females for herd
improvement. For further partic-
ulars, call Clinton 269M, or write
Box "R"; Clinton News -Record.
7-8-9-10-b
MISCELLANEOUS
CATTLE WANTED, TO FEED.
Beans, wheat and oat straw. Com-
fortable shed. Low charge. Phone
Hensel' 699r33, Richard Robinson,
Zurich, Ont. 8-9-b
FOR RENT, 40 ACRES OF LAND
fall ploughed. Apply to Homer
Andrews, phone Clinton 778R.
8-9-p
MEN OR WOMEN. Can you spare
two hours an evening, five even-
ings a week to make $50. No
door-to-door selling; no experience
necessary. We train you, Write
or phone, Mrs. Laraine Brocic,
Crediton. „ 8-9-10-p
TWO YOUNG MEN desire good
home -cooked supper in the even-
ings after work and on Saturday
and Sunday if possible. Box "Y",
Clinton News -Record. 8-p
CRESS CALLOUS SALVE re-
lieves quickly. Your Druggistfselis
Cress Corn Salve—for sure relief
too. 8-b
BALED HAY AND ENSILAGE
wanted; Raymond Forbes, Kippen,
or Neil Campbell, Clinton. 7-8-p
WHY DID USERS OF 36 LONG -
tube milking machines change to
Surge in this district last year?
Send inquiries to Lovell McGuire,
Surge Dealer, Wingham, Phone
593W. 5-6-7-8-p
PERSONAL
"SKINNY" GIRLS! Get LOVELY
CURVES! Gain 5 to 10 lbs., new
pep. Try famous health and
weight -builder, Ostrex Tonic Tab-
lets. Introductory, "get -acquaint-
ed" size only 60c. All druggists.
2-4-6-8 -b
PROPERTY FOR SALE
HOUSE, WELL LOCATED, SIX
rooms with bath and garage. Rea-
sonable terms. For further details,
phone Clinton 795R. 8-p
FRAME HOUSE, one and one-half
storey, 35' x 18'; slate roof; in
good condition; suitable to move.
Box "X", Clinton News -Record.
8-p
WOOD FOR SALE
HARD LIMB WOOD AND mixed
winter wood; also slabs and cedar
kindling. Elmer Trick, phone
Clinton 907r5. 4-tfb
PIANO TUNING
YOUR PIANO carefully tuned.
.lust call G. W. Cox at Clinton
550R. 43 tfb
SALESMEN WANTED
MAN WANTED for RAWLEIGH
business. Sell to 1,500 families,
Good profits for hustlers. Write
today, Rawleigh's Dept. B -169-S,
Montreal, 8-n
TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE
NI W PORTABLE REMINGTON
typewriters at Groves Electric.
Phone 688J. ,1-tfb.
MONEY WANTED
WANTED TO BORROW -42,000
as first mortgage on Clinton house.
Wilt pay good interest. Anyone
interested apply to Box "C", Clin-
ton Newa-Record. 8-9-b
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Gordon
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Gordon It, Hearn
Optometrist I
Is discontinuing
hit practice of Optonv.
etry in Clinton. Any of
his patients who have d
breakage, etc, may write
htim at 1028 Danforth
Ave., Toronto,
Thank You,'
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BIRTHS
DYK---In Clinton Public Hospital,
on Wednesday, February 25,
1953, to Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Dyk, Clinton, a son,
LAURIE ---In Clinton Public Hos-
0,
1953, ton o Mr. and
Friday, FMrs. a Jam s
Laurie, Blyth, a daughter,
NEWLAND --- In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Monday, February
23, 1953, to Dr. and Mrs. F. M.
Newland, Clinton, a son.
SNELL—In Clinton Public Hospi-
tal, on Sunday, February 22,
1953, to Mr. and Mrs, Harry
Snell, Londesboro, a son.
DEATHS
FOTHERINGHAM--In Clinton, on
Friday, February 20, 1953, Mary
Emma Burdge, widow of the late
Dougald Fotheringham. Funeral
from the Beattie funeral home,
Rattenbury St. E., Clinton, to
Baird's Cemetery, on Monday,
February 23.
GANDIER—At the home of her
sister, Lady Falconer, Napanee,
.on Monday, February 23, 1953,
Miss Lilith Gandier, daughter of
the late Rev. Joseph Gandier.
Funeral service on Wednesday
afternoon, in Napanee.
McASH—In Varna, on Thursday,
February 19, 1953, Elizabeth
Ann Thompson, widow of Thom-
as James McAsh, in her 90th
year. Funeral from the Ball
and Mutch funeral hone, High
St,, Clinton, to Baird's Ceme-
tery, on Saturday afternoon,
February 21, 1953.
MUTCH—At his home, Langmuir
Ave., London, on Thursday, Fen.
ruary 19, 1953, Joseph E. Mutch,
formerly of Clinton, in his 66th
year. Funeral from the Crans-
ton funeral home, Goderich, to
Clinton Cemetery, on Monday,
February 23,
SAUNDERCOCK In the Metro-
politan Hospital, Windsor, on
Tuesday, February 24, 1953,
Charles George Saundercock, be-
loved husband of Mrs. Saunder-
cock, in his 655th year. Funeral
service under the auspices of the
Masonic Order in Windsor, on
Wednesday, February 25.
STEWART—In Clinton, on Mon-
day, February 16, 1953, Fenwick
Stewar', beloved husband of
Alice E. Rathwell, in his 85th
year. Funeral from the Ball and
Mutch funeral home, High St.,
Clinton, to Baird's Cemetery, on
Thursday afternoon, February 19.
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FARM FOR SALE
90 -ACRE FARM
with an
8 -Room Dwelling
Barn, 36'x40'; henhouse;
Hydro.
Situated about five miles
from Clinton.
Price: $3,500
H. C. Lawson
REALTOR
Bank of Montreal Building
Phone 251
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CLINTON
NEWS -RECORD
Middlesex Seed. Fair
Sets New Records
Present indications are that the
1953 Middlesex Seed, Fair at Lon-
don will be the largest in its 15
years' history. The entire ground
floor, as well as the usual up-
stairs space in the Manufacturers'
Building, Western Fair Grounds,
will be used for exhibits, .displays
and programmes, Displays of Ag-
ricultural machinery and supplies,
along with cars, trucks, etc., will
be the, most extensive on record.
Education features, including tiro -
eV programmes will be outstand-
ing.
In addition to the usual town-
ship and county classes, wide int-
erest has developed in the classes,
open to 11 Western Ontario coun-
ties, with .over-all championship
awards. Hog producers had an ex-
cellent turnout at Coleman's un
February 18, when hogs for the
bacon competition were selected.
Other features of the food show
will be of interest. The things to
see at the fair, along with the
well-known speakers and interest-
ing entertainment, merit the at-
tendance of all rural and urban
residents. Extensive new seating
facilities have been arranged. The
Middlesex Soil and Crop Improve-
ment Association extend an invita-
tion to everyone to visit this fair,
which has built an enviable repu-
tation through the years.
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Implements and Feed
at Lot No. 25, Concession 6, Hul-
lett Township, on No. 4 Highway,
Wednesday, March 4
at 1.30 p.m., the following:
IMPLEMENTS: M.H. binder, 7
ft. cut; Ideal mower, 53 ft. cut;
cultivator; 12 -hoe drill; 4 -section
harrows and draw bar; 10 ft. hay
rake; hay loader; set of sloop
sleighs and rack; grain grinder;
fanning mill; 6% h.p. Brantford
engine; riding plow; 2 -furrow gang
plow; gravel box; wagon box;
double trees; forks; shovels; log-
ging cliain and numerous other
articles.
PLED: Approximately 34' ton
of hay.
TERMS—CASH
LOUIS CAItBERT, Proprietor
EDW. W. ELLIOTT, Auctioneer
8-b
Clearing Auction Sale
of Farm Stock and Implements
at • Lot 20, Concession 9, Stanley
Township, 11/4 miles west and %y
mile south of Varna (Babylon
Line) on
Tuesday, March 10
at 1.30 p.m., the following:
CATTLE: Hereford cow, 7 yrs.
old, due May 20, bred Hereford;
Hereford cow, 8 yrs. old, due
May 25, bred Hereford; Hereford.
heifer, 3 yrs. old, due Sept. 1,
bred Hereford; Durham cow, 5
yrs. old, recently freshened; Dur-
ham cow, 6 yrs. old, recently
freshened; Holstein x Poll Angus
cow, 5 yrs. old, due April 20,
bred Durham; 2 Hereford heifers,
approx. 550 lbs. (fat) ; 2 yearling
steers; calf 1 month old.
POULTRY, etc.: 60 Rock x
New Hampshire hens, (laying);
3 chicken crates.
IMPLEMENTS: F a r m a l l A.
tractor with 1 furrow plow and 1
row scuffler (if not sold before
sale) ; set of 4 section drag har-
rows (newly sharpened); M. H.
11 -disc fertilizer drill; Deering
mower, 6 foot cut; rubber tire
wagon; flat rack; 10 ft, dump
rake.
FEED: Approx. 150 bus. of mix-
ed grain; bus. of red clover seed;
quantity of Timothy seed; quan-
tity of feed beans.
Miscellaneous: De Laval electric
cream separator; 4 milk pails; 2
milk cans; electric brooder; 250
chick capacity; i% h.p, electric
motor; 45 ft. extension cord; gas
pump; electric fencer; 2,000 lbs.
scales; wheel barrow; feed barrels;
boxes; forks, shovels, feed troughs,
logging chains; numerous other
articles.
FURNITURE: Dining room
suite; dining room table; 2 cellar
cupboards,
TERMS—CASH
LLOYD HEARD, Proprietor
EDW. W. ELLIOTT, Auctioneer
JOE BRANDON, Clerk
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ALSO
Danny Kaye's
NEWEST ItECOIW
of
Hans Christian
Anderson
Which includes:
"No I.`wo People"
"Anywhere I Wander"
"Ugly Diieliling"
"Tinitabs.lina"
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Phone 482
ruketo SERVICE SPECIALISTS
ROXY THEATRE
CLINTON
Now playing (Feb. 26-28)
"BRONCO BUSTER" hi colour
With John Dimd
MON., TUES., WED. (March 2-4)
"Plymouth Adventure"
One of the most dramatic and ex-
citing sea -tales ever filmed, comes
to the Roxy in a blaze of colour
and glory,
Spencer Tracy, Gene Tierney,
Van Johnson and Dawn Addams
THTJI$S., FEL, SAT. (1Vlarch 5-7)
Maureen O'Hara, Peter Lawford
and Finlay Currie
The magnificent story of hard-
bitten men and lovely women in
a rugged era, Filmed in Australia.
"KANGAROO"
Coming;
"DEVIL MAKES THREE"
with Gene Kelly
PARK THEATRE
GODE.I TC11-,-1."iione 1150
N'ovy, Jeff Chandler and Srhsan
Cabot in 01M1) BAIL gmeniNsis,,
MON., TUES,, WED,
Robert Taylor - Eleanor Parker
James Whitmore
Presenting one of the screen's fin-
est films, an exceptional dramatic
hit that has just been selected as
one of the Year's Ten Best, by
the .National Board of Review.
"Above and xteyond"
THURS., FIi)G., SAT.
Ginger Rogers - Clifton Webb
Anne Francis
Comedy,' but certainly, as a one-
time movie star becomes popular
all over again when his pictures
are revived for TV.
"DREA►MI3OAT"
CAPITALTHEATRE
GQDEktICH ,-- Phone 47
Now playing: "VOODOO TI+S1iR"
a thrilling and unique adventure
dranxa
MON., TUES., WEU.
Jean Porter - Tom Neal
and Iris Adrian
It's a comedy with music, all about
a Television producer who faints
and, while unconscious, dreams up,
a mythical army camp.
"G. I. JANE
THURS., FRJ., SAT.
.Adventurous: Thrilling:
,Unusual: .
Up in the unbroken white wastes
of the Northland, a group of ad-
venturers maintain watch over a
sinister threat.
"ALASKA' PATROL"
Cards of Thanks
The family of the late Fenwi' k
Stewart wish to. thank their
friends and neighbours for kind
expressions of sympathy for flow-
ers sent and anyone who assisted
in any way during their recent
bereavement. Special thanks to
the superintendent and staff of
Clinton Public Hospital who cared
for him during his long illness,
8-p
My sincere thanks to all who
sent flowers, cards and treats to
me while I was a patient in Clin-
ton Public Hospital. Personal and
telephone calls were also apprec-
iated.—DAVID ELLIOTT. 8-p
MRS. O. L. PAISLEY and son
wish to convey their sincere thanks
and" appreciation to friends and
neighbors for floral tributes, ex-
pressions of sympathy and other
kindnesses received during their
sad bereavement. 3-p
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The family of the late Mrs.
Elizabeth McAsh wish to thank
their many friends and neighbors
for the kindness and sympathy
shown them during their recent
sad bereavement; for the beautiful
floral tributes, cards of sympathy
and those who called. Special
thanks to Rev. T. J. Pitt, the
bearers, and all those who helped
in any way. 8-b
The family of the late Mrs. D.
Fotheringham wish to convey their
sincere thanks and appreciation t
friends and neighbors for thei
kind expressions of sympathy re
ceived during their sad bereave
ment. Special thanks to those wh
sent cards and flowers through he
illness; also to the nurses of th
Clinton Public Hospital; Dr, E. A
McMaster and Rev, W. J ,Maine
—To lose your wealth is much
To lose your health is more
To lose your soul is suck a loss
That nothing can restore.
The Lord Said --
I am the way, the truth and the life, no man
cometh unto the Father, (God) but by me.
—John 14 : 6
Receive Christ into your heart today.
Charles Fuller -- 123 Los Angeles, Calif. --- Tune in ABC
Network Sundays, 4 p.m. (EST)
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CASH SPECIALS,
at JOHNSON'S February 26-27-28
LONDON HOUSE
CHEESE -H/2 2 lb. bar 27c
SALADA
TEA—(Brown Label)—V.? ib. . , 53c
KLEENEX (Reg.) 2 for 39c
TIP TOP
TOMATOES --(28 oz. tin) 2 for 45c
KELLOGG'S
CORN FLAKES• -•-12 oz. . . . . 2 for 49c
HEINZ
TOMATO KETCHUP 27c
;PINEAPPLES — CAULIFLOWER -- RHUBARB
CELERY — LETTUCE — CARROTS
W. L. JOHNSON
Phone 286 Free Delivery
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Yes! We We Are Mt
In order to facilitate our mov-
ing to our new location, we are of-
fering a final Round -up of Specials.
Shop now and save.
OVERCOATS
Out Complete Stock Must Go!
1/2
Save up to $35.00
TOPCOATS
Special rack of Tweeds, Coverts, Gabs.,
some with zip -in -lining
1/4
Save up to $15,00
STATION WAGON COATS
Men's and Boys' Sizes—Complete Stock
1/3
UNDERWEAR CLEARANCE
Penman's 95 Combs . , .. 5.95
Penman's 95 Shirts, DrawerS 3.75
Penman's Preferred Combs, 4.50
Penman's Preferred Shirts,
Ilravvers 2.75
Penman's 71 Combs , 9.25
Penia mics 71 Shirts, Drawers 2.00
Penman's Meer -0 Combs 3.25
Penman's 1r'leece Shirts,
Drawers . , 1.95.
Turnbull's "88" Combs .. , 4.75
Turnbull's "E 88" Combs . 5.25
Turnbull's "E 88" Shirts,
Drawers 3,50
Stanfield's Blue Label
Shirts and DraWers, 3.95
Stanfield's heel. Label Colrtbs, 5.95
'Stanfield's Been Label Shirts
• . and Drawers , r , r 3,51
PIC ETT 1 CAMPBELL
PHONE 2S (opposite the theatre) --r- CLINTON