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ACCOMMODATION for RENT
'SilhLF-CONTAINED Apartment.
'('toy ,Tyndall, phone Clinton
907r3. 34-5-b
APARTMENT WITH HYDRO,
Share bath.'Lorne Tyndall, phone
Clinton 904r4. 34-5-b
FURNISHED APARTMENT with,
"use of bathroom and refrigerator.
Phone Seaforth 3705. 35-b
UNFURNISHED HOUSE IN Bay-
field. insulated. Hydro and bath.
Phone Bayfield 9. 34-5-b
ACCOMMODATION for either
roomers or boarders, Phone Clin-
ton 795R. --• ' 35-b
-TWO-13.00M APARTMENT, fur-
nished. Centrally located. Suitable
for couple. 'Available immediately.
Phone Clinton 735. 35-b
CENTRAL, FURNISHED BED-
roon. Suitable for one or two
adults. Box 16, Clinton News -
Record. 35-b
APARTMENT IN SEAFORTH,
!round floor, separate bath, built--
in cupboards. Phone Seaforth
4841r2, 35 -tib
THREE ROOM APARTMENT on
ground floor. Furnished, heated
private entrance. Shared bath.
phone Seaforth 42. 34-5-b
F VE ROOM COTTAGE, oil heat-
ed, six miles from Clinton. Good
house, running water. For further
particulars, call Stewart Middle-
ton, Clinton 912r6. D 35-b
COTTAGE, NEAR BAYFIELD,
For rent during the month of Sep-
tember. Phone Clinton 314W.
35-b
THREE ROOM, SELF -contained
apartment, available after Sept-
ember 15. Conveniences. Newly
decorated, floors nil covered,
heavy wiring. Phone Clinton 257.
35-b
UNFURNISHED APARTMENT,
three rooms and bath, heated.
Ground floor, close to clown town,
suitable for couple, No children.
Also accommodation for one
roomer. Phone Clinton 673W.
35-b
Accommodation Wanted
GARAGE WANTED CLOSE TO
News -Record office. Apply above
C.hariesworth's store. 35-b
COLLEGIATE TEACHER re-
quires house or self-contained
apartment (unfurnished) with
two bedrooms. Permanent ten-
ancy anticipated. Phone Sohn
Peacock at Clinton 808r4, or
Clinton 129. 35-p
FURNITURE FOR SALE
CHESTERFIELD, FIVE PIECE
sectional fringed. Phone Clin-
ton 667W. 34-5-b
ASTRAL REFRIGERATOR, good
condition, priced for quick. sale.
Phone Clinton 909r31. 35-b
ASTRAL REFRIGERATOR, good
condition, $65. Also Hotpoint
electric range with oven in top
condition, $95. Phone Clinton
634r4, .. 35-b
RUSTINESS OPPORTUNITIES
NOSINESS OPPORTUNITIES --
business trades listed: restaurants,
gas stations, tourist camps, groc-
ery stores; one Main St. build-
ing. L. G. Winter, Real Estate;
Phone 448. 14-tfb
BUSINESS LOCATION IN main
business section of Clinton, at '
present occupied by Moore's'
Hobby Shop, will be available
after September 1. Suitable for
barber shop. For further partic-
Wars, call Noble Holland, Phone
Clinton 617r22. . 34-5-b,
Employment Wonted.
YOUNG WOMAN, JUNIORClerk-
typist, experienced, matriculant,
desires local employment. Apply
Box 17, Clinton News -Record.
35-b
;LADY WITH SMALL CHILD
would like part time housework,
or will eare for child in own
home. Mrs. Christenson, R.R. 1, ;
Clinton, Phone Clinton 802r3,
35-b
FARM IMPLEMENTS for SALE ,
FERGUSON TRACTOR, WITH
power tike -off, practically new.
Ed Welsh, phone Clinton 801W.
35-6-p ;
ALL1S-CEALMERS ALL -CHOP
harvester, equipped with straw '
spreader, pick-up and scour
Cleaner. Nearly new. Phone Cline •
tori 61601. 35-b
, FRUIT FOR. SALE
I.ARTLETT PEARS, ready for {
carmine, Pick your own. At the
farm of the late Cornelius Hoare,
jusl north of Clinton. 35-b
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FURNITURE REFINISHING 1
!' i
Y R4Ft11 NITURE, Pt ANC) and
redio cabinet refinishing and re- i
oohing see W. G. Pickett, Box 351, '
C lintoe. 34-5-6-pw
PROPERTY FOR SALE
IVO i Ei }IOOM HOUSE IOP,
gale. .Bargain at $2,'50. L, G.
Winter, Real Instate, Phone Clift -
ten 448, 33-tfb
NI ROOIVI EoUSIa,LL
NINE SIMM`
po rhos, double garage, oil heat
;.937 DODGE SEDAN, FOUR
good tires. Homer Andrews„
phone Clinton 778R., 35-b
193'i CHEVROLET COACH,
standard model, Mary Ellen Mac-
Donald, East Street, phone Clin-
ton 338W,. 35-tfb,
HELP WANTED ---FEMALE
DINING ROOM GIRL, GOOD
hours, good wages. No holiday
work. Apply at Hotel Clinton.
Phone Clinton 793. 35-b
GIRL WANTED FOR LUNCH
room work. Apply at Stan's
Taxi and Lunch room.'
34-5-b
COUNTER GIRL, FOR DAYTIME
work. Apply at Ruby and Bill's
Snack Bar, 35-b
GIRL WANTED FOR WAITRESS
work. Apply at Brown Derby,
phone Clinton 295. 35-p
SALESLADY REQUIRED FOR
steady employment. Hours: 1 p,m.
to 5 p,m. Apply in person. Mart-
in's Dept. Store, 35-b
HELP WANTED ---Male
HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO
establish yourself in a business of
your own with a real future? Sell
our 250 guaranteed products to
friends and neighbors. Write for
free catalogue and details. FAM -
ILEX, Dept. 2, 1600 Delorimier,
Montreal, 35-b
FIND THE COST OF LIVING
high? Need an extra $35 to $50
a week? Part time work, hours
6 to 9 p.m. Married men preferr-
ed. If you have a car for local
travel, apply to- P.O. • Box 6,
Harriston. 34-5-h
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
TWO YOUNG COWS FOR SALE.
Phone Clinton 83. McAlpine and
Dave.- 35-b
PUREBRED HEREFORD BULL.
25 months old. Alfred Buchanan,
phone Seaforth 841r4 35-p
EIGHT YORK PIGS, seven weeks
old. $13. Ivan McClymont, Var-
na. Phone Clinton 613r24. 35-b
YORKSHIRE BOARS, Purebred,
registered if desired. Harry
Thompson, R 2, Clinton. Phone
904r13, 35-b
TWO RED SHORTHORN BULLS
16 months old. From accredited
herd. Price reasonable. W. J.
Meaner, Brucefield, Phone Clin-
ton 629r12. 35-6-p
LIVESTOCKWANTED
WANTED. OLD HORSES AND
dead cattle. Gilbert Bros. Mink
Ranch, Goderich. Phone collect,
936r32, or 936r21. 9-ptfb
DEAD, DISABLED HORSES OR
cows removed free of .charge. For
prompt and efficient service phone
"Stones" collect Ingersoll 21, Sea -
forth 655r2 or Goderich 936r21,
9-tfb
MISCELLANEOUS
VULCANIZING, TRACTOR, truck
and car tires. Fluid inflation ser-
vice. Pick-up and delivery ser-
vice. Al Linfield's Tire and Sport
Shop, Phone Goderich 535.
10-tfb
CRESS CORN SALVE for sure re-
lief. Druggists sell Cress Bunion
Salve—wear stylish shoes soon.
35-b
NOTICE
ANYONE FOUND Trespassing on
Part Lots 41-51, Tuckersmith
Township, both sides of river, at
any time hereafter, will be prose-
cuted. By order of owner, A. E.
Parry. 31-5-p
PET STOCK •
IANCHESTER TERRIER PUP-
ies for sale. Keith Tyndall, phone
linton 808r23. 35-b
FREE! GOOD HOME WANTED
for seven nice little puppies, just
over seven weeks old. Their mo-
ther is an Irish Setter. W. E.
Managhan, R,R. 5, Clinton. Phone
Clinton 624. 35-p
POULTRY FOR SALE
80 ROCK x NEW HAMP Pullets,
laying. Wilmer Reid, Varna. Phone
Clinton 6301'24. 35-b
250- COLUMBIA It -0-6K x NEW
Hamp pullets, starting to lay. Don
Kennedy, Londesboro, 35-b
00 NEW RAMP, x ROCK Pullets,
laying. Also limb wood. Robert
Taylor, R.R. 3, Clinton. Phone
Clinton 906r33. 35-b
00 PED X SUSSEX PULLET,
ave months old. Ready to lay,
2.50 each. William Rustenburg,
t:ll. 1, Clinton, 85-p
00 Sussex'X RED PULLETS
or sale. Laying. Apply Douglas
arquhar, phone Clinton 805r5.
35-p
00 SUSSEX X ROCK PULLETS
we months old. ,Also 400 Sussex
N. Hemp pullets, four months
id. Mrs. Chris Kennedy, Blyth.
'hone Blyth 28r4. 3tiep
PIANO TUNING
OUR PIANO carefully timed
rust call G. W. Cox at Clinton
3955, 43-1fh
STOVES FOR SALE
ORGE, POUR -BURNER table -
op electric range in excellent
ondition, Also Norge ail-burne
ng space heater in good condit-
on. I3'ob Morgan, Mary Street.
7hone Clinton 417. 34-5-b
BRAND NEW BEACH FOUR -
burner heavy duty electric range
with oven. Never unerated. House
wiring found unsuitable.. Will
sell cheap for clash. )'leg, $239,50,
For rnuic t sale, $195. Phone Clingy
1 634r4, 34-5-b
FARMS FOIL SALIE
with hot. water. 'Centrally loco,- NIDE LIST OI! li'ARMS , la OIi
tsd. Apply to Mit. IL Dartliff, sale-. L. Cx "Winter-, foci Estate.
pt,u,,o Clinton 95, 34-5-b Ishak Otinfoil 440. • 33-tfli
BATES—In Clinton Public Hospi-
tal, on Saturday, September 5,
1953, to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Bates, Clinton, a daughter.
BAPTIE--In Clinton Publics hos-
pital, on Thursday, September 3,
1953, to Warrant Officer and
Mrs, Stuart Baptie, RCAF Sta.-
tion, Clinton, a son (Glen Mar-
tin).
artin).
CANTELON—In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Saturday, Septem-
ber 5, 1953, to Mr. and Mrs,
George Cantelon, Clinton, a son
(Melvin Wayne).
COX—In Clinton Public Hospital,
on Wednesday, September 9,
1953, to Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Cox,
Goderich, a son.
DEITZ---In Clinton Public Hospi-
tal, on Sunday, September 6,
1953, to Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Deitz, (nee Shirley Wolff), Hen-
sall,. a son (Larry Charles, bro-
ther for Gordon),
GAUDET—In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Saturday, September 5,
1953, to Corporal and Mrs. Denis
Gaudet, Brucefield, a daughter
(Claudette Marie).
MUIRHEAD--In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Tuesday, September
8, 1953, to Sergeant and Mrs.
Herbert Muirhead, RCAF Sta-
tion, Clinton, a daughter..
McKAY In Clinton Public Hospi-
tal, on Tuesday, September 8,
1953, to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
McKay (nee Helen, Love), Kip -
pen, a daughter (Diane Cheryl),
SMITH—In Clinton Public Hospi-
pital, on Tuesday, September 8,
1953, to LAC and Mrs. Willard
Smith, Clinton, a son,
MARRIAGES
MERCER--ELLIOTT—In the cha-
pel at Westminster Hospital,
London, on Saturday afternoon,
September 5, 1953, by Rev. J.
G. Lethbridge, Lillian Ruth,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David
Elliott, to Robert Kenneth Mere
cer, son of Mrs. Mabel Mercer,
London and the late Robert
Mercer.
DEATHS
ELLIOTT — In Scott Memorial
Hospital, Seaforth, on Wednes-
day, September 2, 1953, Clayton
Elliott, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Morton Elliott, Varna. Funeral
from the Whitney funeral home,
Seaforth, to Bayfield Cemetery,
on Friday, September 4.
JENNISON — In Swift Current,
Saskatchewan, on Wednesday,
September 9, 1953, Pearl Winni..
fred Hanly, beloved wife of
Thomas Jennison, and daughter
of the late Mr. and Mrs. G. B.
Hanly, London Road. in her 65th
year. Funeral arrangements are
incomplete,
MILLER—At her home in Bay-
field, Sunday afternoon, Septem-
ber 6, 1953, Miss Mary S. Miller,
in her 87th year. Service at
Hamilton funeral home, Detroit,
on' Wednesday morning, Septem-
ber 9. Burial in Adriane, Mich.
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Zurich Man Killed By
Overturned Tractor
A 37 -year-old farmer was killed
almost instantly last Wednesday
afternoon, September 2, when the
tractor he was driving on his farm
on the Babylon Line, about four
miles southeast of Zurich, over-
turned and pinned him.
Jack • Merner, R.R. 3, Zurich,
was pulling a tree down when the
tractor overturned about 4.20 p,m.
Constable C. E. Gibbons, Exeter,
investigated. Surviving are his
wife, the former Rose Deichert,
and three children.
FOR SALE
5 -ROOM STONE COTTAGE ---
(lot 120'x120'), furnace, heat -
Bator fireplace, located on
Maitland River near Ball's
Bridge, Colborne Township.
Ideal location for summer
Home. Price $2,500.00.
H. C. LAWSON
REALTOR
PHONE 251W—CLINTON, ONT.
CONFIDENCE
IMPORTANT
In tlnie of need you
may call BEATTIE
FUNERAL HOME
with Complete con-
fidence,
Notice to Creditors
and Others
Tai the Estate of JOHN ItOBEit:1
I;ttTTTLER, Agent, 11Ceease(L
All persons having, claims against
the estate of the above-named de-
ceased, late of Clinton, County of
Huron, who died on or about the
23rd of August, 1033, are hereby
Notified to send to the undersigned
Crown Trust .Company on or be-
fore the 30th of SepI.ember, 1953,
their namcr; and full particulars of
1 heir Moires. Immediately after
the eaid date, the estate will be
distributed, having regard only to
the claims of which notice, has
been received.
Dated, August 29th, 1953,
CatOWN TRUST COMPANY,
884 Iiunnulas Street, London,
1?, F; xott Amo, 4.C.,
Clinton, Ont nrio, Solicitor
for the said Crown Truat
Company, IC xtetnter,
34-5-6-h
Huron -Maitland. ROXY THEATRE
CLINTON
Presbytelry ans
Evangelism School
The Presbytery of Huron -Mait-
land of the Presbyterian Church in
Canada met Tuesday, September
8, in First Presbyterian Church,
Seaforth, with an almost perfect
attendance and Rev. D. G. Canna -
Moderator, presiding.
The court was constituted fol-
lowing the observance of the sac-
rament of the Lord's Supper, The
new moderator elected for the en-
suing year is Rev. A. 3, Simpson,'
Knox Church, Teeswater.
A school of evangelism is to be
conducted under the auspices•. of
the committee of evangelism and
social action in St. Andrew's
Church, Wingham, on September
22 and 23, at which school Rev,
W. G. Bell, New York, will be the
leader. Mr, Bell is an expert in
what is known as "Home to Home"
evangelism.
A series of institutes in associa-
tion with the WMS has been ar-
ranged, for the purpose of en-
couraging christian leadership, An
expert team of leaders will conduct
these institutes at Exeter, October
13; Clinton, October 14; Blyth,
October 15 and Goderich, October
16.
It was reported to presbytery
that the pension board of the
church will seek to implement its
capital fund, to provide larger
pensions to its aged ministers.
The presbytery went on record
by a standing vote to support the
general assembly's adoption to put
the Presbyterian Record, the of-
ficial magazine of the church into
every Presbyterian home, by direct
mail.
The presbytery adopted a mis-
sionary budget of $27,102 for 1954
and the objectives for the various
congregations were set according-
ly. Rev. D. 5. Lane was appoint-
ed presbytery's member on the
synod's committee to strike its
standing committees.
The court adjourned to meet in.
St, Andrew's Church, Wingham,
on Tuesday, December 1.
Tuekersmith Ladies Club
Hold September Meeting
The September meeting of the
Tuckersmith Ladies' Club was
held at the home of Mrs. W. P.
Roberts with 13 members, and
five children present. Mrs. Rog-
erson presided, and the meeting
was opened with singing the
opening ode, followed by all re-
peating the Lord's Prayer, The
roll call ex as answered by telling
one's favorite newspaper column.
Several matters of business were
discussed about fuiture activit-
ies of the club. Thank -you lett-
ers were read by the secretary.
A question box was conducted
by Mrs, Ernie Crich, and the
meeting was closed in the usual
manner, after which a delicious
lunch was, served by the hostess,
and her assistants.
Cards of Thanks
HAROLD AND MARGARET
DOWSON wish to thank all those
who helped out in any way, and
gave their sympathy in our re-
cent sad bereavement. It was
deeply appreciated. 35-b
We would like to thank our
friends and neighbours for their
help and sympathy in our fire
loss; also the Clinton Fire Brig -
ode for their quick response once
the call got through to them.
Mr, and Mrs. E. J. Trewartha,
Mr, and Mrs. William Norman,
Dewar Norman. 35-b
MR. AND MRS. MORTON EL-
LIOTT and family wish to extend
thanks for the sympathy shown at
the time of Clayton's death, and
kindness shown during his illness.
Special thanks to the nurses of
Seaforth hospital, also Doctors
McMaster, Brady and Elliott.
35-b
In. Memoriam
MOON—In loving memory of a
dear wife and mother, Martha
Moon, who passed away on Sep-
tember 12, 1950:
"Those whom we love go out of
sight
But never out of mind.
They are cherished in the hearts
Of those they leave behind."
—Sadly missed by husband and
family. 35-b
BEZZO - In loving memory of
William Bezzo, who passed
away September 8, 1946:
Seven years have passed- since
that sad day,
When one we loved was called
away,
God took him home. It was His
will
,,Within our hearts he liveth still.
—Sadly missed by his loving
wife, family and grandchildren.
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about your life insurance
Canada Life Assurance
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CIE''F'°rENT
C ° otors
CEMENT
BUILDING
CHIMNEY
BLOCKS
'atilt and Repaired
GUY VES and SONS
Phorae Carlow 1612
36.iyt!b
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NOW PY,A.YING---Sept, 10-12
„FLAT TOP"-- Stirling Hayden,
Richard Carlson Cola*
MON-TUES-WED—Sel!t. 14-16
JANE FARLEY
POWELL ,G13ANGER
"SMALL TOWN
GIRL
TOURS-FRI-SAT---Sept. 17-9
BRIAN FORREST -
DONLEVX TUCKER '
"RIDE THE MAN
DOWN"
SEPT. 2lst—BIG ATTRACTION;
"Miracle of Our
Lady of Fatima"
In Color —
PARK THEATRE
GOUE.ItICH--Phono 1150
Now: IN TECHNICOLOR --- 'Jeff
Chandler and Scott Brady in
"YANKEE BUCCANEER"
MON-TUES-WED-,-
Fredric March 'perry Moore
and Adolphe Menjon
Filmed in Europe. The dramatic
tale of a small ramshackle circus
that escapes from behind the Iron
Curtain,
"MAN ON A
�TIGTR.OPE"
TRURS-FRI-SAT--»
Liar$ Gable — Gene Tierney
and Richard Haydn
Romance in Mos cow, as two
friends dare a host of dangers to
bring home their brides.
"Never Let Me Go"
never
forget " BREAKING TIIEA picture}1SOUND
BARRIER"
Kippen Area Suffers
Wind Storm Damage
In the severe electrical and
wind storm which passed over
this district on Friday morning,
considerable damage was report-
ed in the Kippen area. At Ed.
Me]3ride's, four apple trees were
uprooted in the orchard and sev-
eral in the bush, and part of the
roof on their barn was blown
off and landed on the road. Ro-
bert Dalrymple reported a win-
dow smashed in their living
room, William Coleman and
Rochus Faber had shingles blown
off their barns. and a half dozen
maple trees in a grove in front
of the house on the Forbes farm
were uprooted. Alex McMurtrie
reported his chicken shelters
were damaged, but the chickens
were not injured.
Bean Harvest Will Be_
Three Weeks Early
"The extrextie hot, dry weather
which has been ideal for the
completion of the grain harvest
and storing of excellent quality
second -cut hay, has caused sev-
ere damage to the cultivated
crops," according to G. W. Mont-
gomery, agricultural represent-
ative for Huron County.
"The corn crop is drying up,
white beans are being harvested
two or three weeks earlier than
usual and soybeans and sugar
beets are making little growth.
Pastures are drying up and dairy
operators report a substantial de-
crease in the milk flow,
"The first turnips were shipped
from the Blyth area with the
growers receiving 50c per bushel
at the field."
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Fourth Howe Girl.
Joins RCAF Unit
Fighter Control
Miss Claire L. Howe, 19, isthe
fourth daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
5, W. Howe, 79 Sadler Ave.,
Winnipeg to join the Royal Can-
nd.isn Air Force.
During the Second World War
the two oldest daughters Doris,
31, who now lives in the U.S.A.,
and Irene, 27, joined the Women's
Division of the RCAF. Irene,
after serving for four years, left
the Air Force and when girls
were again invited to join the
RCAF, she and her sister Mar-
ion, 23, became the first sister
team to sign up at the Winnipeg
Recruiting Unit more than two
years ago. Both girls are fighter
controllers. Irene is stationed at
Metz, France and Marion is
working at St. Hubert, Quebec.
The latest daughter to join up,
Claire, attended Norberry School
and has worked for the past three
years as a filing clerk in a large
department store in Winnipeg.
Like her sisters before her, she
also applied for training as a
fighter controller and is now
bound for St. John's, Quebec to
commence her Air Force ,training
Claire's father served with the
Canadian Army in the First
World War and her young
brother Jimmy, 14, joined the
Royal Canadian Air Cadets.
Claire said her sister Virginia
does not intend to join the RCAF
for a few years, as she has just
celebrated her eleventh birth-
day.
Clinton Community
Farmers
SUCTION SALES
EVERY FRIDAY
;luring Sumpter Months Sales
hold at 7.30 p.m.
S. COREY, Sales Manager
E. W. ELLIOTT Auctioneer
K. W. COLQUHUUN, Clerk LL
oa�ma .w•«ra•.ra4ar«.
Flowers
Telegraphed
Anywhere
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FLORIST
Phone 66W Clinton
Hullett Township
Pays Road and
Drain Accounts
All members but Councillor W.
R. Jewitt, attended the September
meeting of Hullett Township Coun-
cil, held last Tuesday in the Lon-
desboro Community Hall, with the
reeve presiding.
The road superintendent was in-
structed to apply for the interim
subsidy on road expenditure;
Frank Kirby will be paid $1,500 on
his contract for the Whyte muni-
cipal drain,
Accounts passed for payment in-
cluded salaries, $160; supplies,
$23.55; advertising, $1.47; Blyth
fire area truck, $5,053.40; charity,
$1.09; fox bounty, $2; drainage,
$1,500; USS No. 2, $1,200; roads
and bridges, $494.98.
Council adjourned to meet on
Monday, October 5 at eight o'clock.
CAPITAL 'THEATRE
GODERJCH Phone 47
Now:
"SWEETHEARTS ON PARADE"
Technicolor -- with Aileen Christie
MON-TIES-WED_
Vera Ralston — David Brian
and Scott Brady
A rip-roaring romance of the
California goldrush, as a ship -load
of prospective brides arrives,
'Perilous Journey'
THURS-FBI-SAT_
tinny Simms --- Michael O'Shea,
and Jane Nigh
It's a comedy -with -music about
radio disc Spinners and features
some well-known jockeys as guests
"DISC JOCKEY"
Coming: ring VincentlEdwaIrds imememiensionommunownwo—
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3% INTEREST
on Savings
Open a Savings
Account in
Clinton Community
Credit Union .
'To -day
Children's Accounts
Welcomed
Savings Doubled in Case of
Death
Loans at Reasonable
Rates
W. V. ROY, Manager
Office hours from 9-5 every day
except Wednesday afternoon;
open Sat. evening from 7-9
GALBRAITH
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VICE
it pays to buy from a dealer who is equipped
to service what he sells. We take pride in
our prompt, efficient service., •
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Neither is there salvation. in any other, for there
is none other name under heaven given among men, where-
by we must be saved.—Acts 4 : 12.
12 we confess our sins, He, "Jesus" is faithful and
just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all un-
righteousness.—John 1 9.
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