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OCTOBER 15, 1955
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
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DEADLINE --le noon, Wed.neee
day',
ACCOMMODATION for RENT
-'APA41110NT FOR RENT SEE
Ken Johnson, at location of Bert
Hullers' Store, Clinton.
39.4Q•b
'W'ELL FURNISHED, OIL heated,
seven -xoom, house. Apply at R. G•
Bunter's residence, Bayfield,
40-p
WORKING GIRL wishes another
glr1 to share comfortable furnish-
ed and heated room. Box 24,
Clinton News -Record. 40-9
Accommodation Wanted
FIVE ROOM HOUSE or apart-
ment in or near Clinton wanted
by civilian working at RCAF Sta-
Lion. Phone Goderich 1143.
40-p
ARTICLES FOR SALE
' F'RIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR,
'seven cu. ft„ new unit used one
-year. Phone Clinton 444W.
39 -4Q -b
QUANTITY OF NEW BRICK
and tile. Reasonable price. By
hundreds, thousands or truckloads.
Ken Johnson, Clinton. 39-40-b
'UPRIGHT PIANO FOR SALE.
A-1 condition, suitable for rural
.schools. Phone 447J. Wilbur
Welsh, 40-p
BEATTY ELECTRIC Ironer G.E.
radio, floor model, 1/s wave; Que-
bee heater; electric floor polisher
(new) made by Filierys of Eng-
land. Phone Goderich 1143. Above
'are all in A-1 condition. 40-p
BICYCLE -- MAN'S FULL SIZE
but suitable for boy over ten, one-
year old, $20. R. Kitchen, 2 Win.
nipeg Road, RCAF Clinton, phone
Clinton 50931, 40-p
FOR A BETTER DEAL ON RE-
frigerators, stoves, washing ma-
chines, home freezers, TV, etc.,
see T. A, .Dutton, Firestone DeaI-
er, Brucefield. Phone Clinton
• 634r4. Trade-ins accepted. Spec-
ial this week, 7 cubic foot Fire-
stone refrigerator, regular $279.50,
our price. $225. Free fall catal-
ogues out soon. T. A. Dutton,
Firestone D e a I e r, Brucefield.
phone Clinton 634r4. 40-b
ARTICLES WANTED
GOOD SECOND HAND ORGAN
wanted. W, Rustenburg, R.R, 1,
Clinton. 40-p
PUMP JACK, and also see h.p.
electric motor wanted by George
Greydanus. Phone Clinton 807r31.
40-p
WANTED TO BUY OR RENT—
Large used safe. Phone Clinton
130. L. D. Holland, Town Clerk.
..37-tfb
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES —
business trades listed: restaurants,
.gas stations, tourist camps, groc-
ery
rogcry stores; one Main St. build-
ing. L, G. Winter, Real Estate;
Phone 448. 14-tfb
CUSTOM WORK
PLOWING OF GARDENS, done
expertly. • Phone Clinton , 552W.
Ken McKenzie. 40-b
FARMS FOR SALE
NICE LIST OF FARMS FOR
sale. L. G. Winter, Real Estate.
Phone Clinton 448. 33-tfb
FARM PRODUCE FOR SALE
KATAHDIN TABLE potatoes,
$1.75 a bag, Phone Clinton
el5r16. 39-40-1-p
• FURNITURE REFINISHING
FOR FURNITURE, PIANO and
radio cabinet refinishing and re-
pelling see W. G. Pickett, Box 351,
Clinton, s 38-9-40-p
HELP WANTED—FEMALE
'EXPERIENCED WAITRESS for
enodern restaurant, Ideal working
conditions. Phone 405 Clinton,
40-b
ELDERLY CLINTON LADY de-
sires companion, house -keeper.
Modern house 'is conveniently lo-
cated, Apply Box 23, Clinton
News-Record.40-b
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
TWO REGISTERED HEREFORD
bulls, one year old, reasonable,
'Phone Clinton .910r14. John D.
Lindsay, R.R. 3, Clinton 40-p
T"WO LEICESTER RAM LAMBS,
government graded, William R.
Pepper, R.11, 3, Seaforth, Phone
Clinton 615r21, 40-b
TEN CIIOICE SUCKLING PIGS,
Yorkshire, five weeks old. Phone
Clinton 800r25. Theodore Dale,
concession three, lot 12, Mullett
'Township, 40-b
'r'HRI E RT:D-POLLED l3 U L L S.
Seven -eight months old, from ac-
credited herds, One bull from Ce
that won senior and grand champ -
icy.. at CNE, Phone Clinton 901'22
40-p
leA.t1.--UVIA11 Large irnglisli York-
shires, Serviceable Age leoars
sand open Gilts, all bred from
English imported Foundation
Stock. Apply Harold V. Sloan,
R,tl,,, 1, Fingal, Ontai'lo.
39 -40 -'i -b
C e ee Y-13.p.UCE Hereford Breeders
tee holding their 12th annual aut.
teen sate of 15 males and 25 fe-
malee at Markdaleeon Wednesday,
October 21. M1 bulls sold eligible
'!rue 20 per emit pretnietrt tip to $75,
T. Stewart Cooper, Secretary,
Markdale. 40eb
-FRUIT FOR SALE
WXNTER PEARS, PRUNE Plums,
Arthur McClinehey, Varna. 4Q -p
LIVESTOCK WANTED
WANTED. OLD HORSES AND
stead cattle, Gilbert Bros. Mink
R930r32,, Goder6ich. Phone collect,
or93.r2 9p b
DEAD, DISABLED HORSES OR
cows removed free of charge, For
prompt and efficient service phone
"Stones" collect Ingersoll 21, Seas
forth 655r2 or Goderich 936r21.
MISCELLANEOUS
AFRICAN VIOLETS FOR Sale,
We have over 50 varieties, Mrs.
Jack Gilbert, Huron Road,
Phone Goderich 936r21.
39e40 -p
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
PROPERTY FOR SALE
TWO BEDROOM nOVSE FOR
sale. Bargain at $2,750. Z,,. G,
Winter, Real Estate, Phone Clin-
ton 448. 33-tfb
SIX ROOM COTTAGE in Sea-
forth, new paint, new roof and
insulated. Reasonable, Apply to
Frank SmaIe, or Harold Jackson,
phone .Seaforth 661r14. 40-1-p
NINE ROOM HOUSE, TWO SUN
porches, double garage, oil heat
with hot water. Centrally locat-
ed. Apply to Mrs. H. Bartliff,
phone Clinton 95. 34-tfb
GENER:eliL STORE AND PULL
line of stock. Five acres land;
barn; double -deck henhouse for
500 hens; fruits, berries. In good
farming community. Apply Box
22, Clinton News -Record.
39-40-p
SIX ROOM HOUSE, Two -Piece
bath, heavy wiring, located on
Mary Street, Goderich, near new
Sheaffer' Pen Plant. AIso two
building lots, 50 by 100 feet. Phone
Goderich 1143 or call at 316 Mary
Street. 40-p
NANO TUNING
YbUR PIANO carefully tuned.
Just call G. W. Cox at Clinton
6953. 43-tfb
STOVES FOR SALE
GOOD USED COOK STOVE, rea-
sonable. 124 Spencer Street.
40-p
THREE -BURNER M O F F A T T
heavy-duty electric range in good
condition — $20. Phone Clinton
443R. 40-p
FOUR -BURNER Electric Range
with an annex. Mrs. James Leish-
man, Phone Clinton 901r15.
40-p
WOOD FOR SALE
KINDLING DELIVERED, AT
$4.50 per cord, $2.50 per half
cord. Apply Walter Forbes,
phone Clinton 904r31.
39-40-b
SAVE YOUR WINTER FUEL,
Try our slab wood for ' oo1 fall
weather. Hardwood Slabs $3.00
cord; 'nixed wood $2.50 cord;
soft wood $2.00 cord, All dry from
measured piles. We deliver for
$1.00 per cord, Phone Blyth
43r24. James T. Craig and Son,
Auburn. 38-9-40-p
WILLS COST LITTLE AND
SAVE MUCH.
Consult your lawyer about
your will.
Consult—
H. E. HARTLEY
. about your life insurance
CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE Co.
Phone 454-W
In Memoriam
KEYS--Inloving memory of a
dear father and grandfather,
Amos Keys, who passed away
four yrsago, Oct. 13, 1949:
"Four years have passed and gone
Since one we loved so well
Was taken from our home on earth
With Jesus Christ to dwell".
—Ever remembered by the family.
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Cards of Thanks
STEWART HAYTER wants to
thank the members of the Goshen
United Church, Varna Young Peo-
ple's Union, and neighbours and
.friends for the lovely remem-
brances that were given him be-
fore he left. Thanks to everyone,
40-p
I would like to thank those who
sent cards and flowers and came
to see me and also the Varna -
Goshen YleU for the box they sent
me, and anyone else who helped in
any way.—M A R Cr A B E T Mc-
CLY1VrONT, 40-b
MRS. W. SPARKS wishes to
thank all those who so kindly res
membered her its any way while
she was a patient in Clinton Pub -
lie Hospital. Special thanks to
the nurses and staff of the hospi-
tal, her special nurse and Dr.
Oakes and Dr, Newland. 40.p
FOR SALE
Or Trade
New Modern House
In Goderich
?or One in Clinton
Apply to Box 25
eihttoit ews- eotd
40.b
BIRTHS
AIKEN 1n Clinton PubUe Hospi-
tal, on Monday, .October 1Z
1953, to Mr. and IVfrs. Arthur
Ashen (nee Helen Herniae),
'Clinton, a on (David Arthur).
MOTTERSITEAD -- In Clinton
Public Hospital, on Wednesday,
October 14, 1953, to LAC and
Mrs. Walter Mottershead (nee
Audrey Harris), Clinton, a son
(Kenneth Walter).
MUELLER In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Thursday, October
8, 1953, to Mr. and Mrs, Seig-
fried Mueller, Clinton, a daugh-
ter,
STEEPS In Woodstock General
Hospital, on Tuesday, October 6,
1953, to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Steepe, Beachville, a daughter
(Carol Lynne).
WOLSTENHOLME -- In Clinton
Public Hospital, on Tuesday, Oc-
tober 13, 1953, to Cpl. and Mrs,
Kenneth Wolstenholme, Clinton,
a son (Brian Kenneth).
MARRIAGES
ATKINSON-COOPER --- In All
Saints Church, Windsor, an Sat-
urday, • September 26, 1953, by
Rev. A, E. Bowker, Ernestine
Jean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
David Cooper, Windsor, to John
Stewart Atkinson, son of Dr.
apd Mrs. John McFaul Atkin-
son, St, Clair Shores, Mich,
CAMPBELL-RITCHIE — In St.
Andrew's Presbyterian Church,
Elmvale, on Saturday, Septem-
ber 26, 1953, by Rev, E, F,
Dutcher, Owen Sound, Muriel
Beatrice, only daughter of Mr.
and , Mrs. Frederick George
Ritchie, to John Perry Arm-
strong Campbell, Toronto, son of
Mrs. Olive Campbell and the
late Laughlin Taylor Campbell.
DEATHS
WILLIAMS—In Stratford General
Hospital, on Sunday morning,
October 11, 1953, Jean Upshall,
beloved wife of Norman Wil-
liams. Funeral from the L. A.
Ball funeral chapel, St. Marys,
to Lakeside Cemetery, en Tues-
day afternoon, October 13.
Hensall Rector
Preaches Last
Sermon Sunday
(13y our Hensall correspondent)
A social eveningwassppent in
the Parish Hall, Trivitt MVlemorial
Parish, Exeter, an October 8,
when over 100 members of that
church and of St. Pate's Anglican
Church, Hensall; gathered to hon-
or Rev. C, L. Langford, their
rector since 1947, and Mrs. Lang-
ford. Rev. Langford who has
served in the Deanery of Huron
since 1913, is retiring to take up
residence in London. Presentation
of aurse of money was made to
Mr. Langford. W. F. Riley, Hen-
sall, read the address, and Owen
Atkinson, Exeter, made the pre-
sentation, Mrs. Langford also was
presented with a gift. William
Middleton, Exeter, was chairman,
Mr. Langford conducted his last
service on Sunday, October 11. He
is a graduate of the University of
Western Ontario, where he obtain-
ed his BA ,degree in 1912, and his
MA in 1916, He Was ordained by
the late Archbishop Williams• in
June 1913; and has served in the
Parishes of St. Thomas Church,
Owen Sound; Lucknow, Medford,
Dutton, Mitchell, Exeter and Hen-
sall.
Hensall Family
Gets Canadian
Citizenship Papers
(BY our Hensall correspondent)
Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobol and
daughter Ma ja, Hensall, former-
ly of Oud-Beyerland, Holland,
who came to Canada six ,years
ago and have resided in the
Hensall area most of that time
with the exception of eight
months spent in Quebec, were
In Goderich on Monday of this
week and received their Canad-
ian citizenship papers. They are
now very proud to be Canad-
ians. Mr. and Mrs. Roobol and
their daughter are exceptionally
fine residents in the community.
CHIEF FERRAND HAS GOOD IDEAS
SAFE DRIVEN G TO SAVE CHILDREN
"Aside from the number of
vehicles on the road, there is a
tendency for drivers to regard the
speed limit as a minimum, instead
of the maximum speed permitted
under ideal conditions," said Chief
of Police Joseph Ferrand. "Cert-
ainly in the vicinity of our new
school or nearparked cars a
driver's vigilance must increase,
and his speed decrease, because
children are entirely unpredict-
able",
"Nobody wants to become in-
volved in an accident or be the
means of killing a child, yet last
year, 3,010 children between the
ages of five and 14 years were
killed and injured in Ontario.
Some were -crippled for life.
"In the classroom, daily lessons
in safety are effective, but par-
ents have to supplement this in-
struction by continually reminding
their youngsters about the dangers
of the road and then set a good
exampli themselves.
"What - good is it to teach a
youngster to walk on the left side
of the road facing traffic if he
sees his mother or father do just
the opposite?" Chief Ferrand asks.
He also pointed out how essen-
tial it is to get children off to
school in plenty of time to avoid
running, There is no greater haz-
ard than a child who is two blocks
away from the school when the
bell rings. Everything he is taught
is forgotten in a mad, panicky
dash to avoid being late.
"Preservation of human life is
the sworn duty of every police of-
ficer but everyone has a stake in
ridding the community of death -
dealing accidents," said the chief.
There is no better place to be-
gin than with our children. Teach
them the rules of safety ... set
a good example. Then drive as if
your own child might run out
from behind that parked car.
Remember ... Clinton has not
one child to spare.
OBITUARY
Mrs. Norman
• Williams
Funeral service for Mrs. Nor-
man Williams, R.R. 3, Stratford;
who suffered fatal head and chest
inquries in a two -car crash an a
ruralroad at concession 5, Downie
Township, Perth County, on Sat-
urday evening and died Sunday
morning in Stratford General Hos-
pital, was held Tuesday afternoon
in the L. A. Ball funeral chapel,
St. Marys. Rev. W. G. Raymer
conducted the service and burial
was made in Lakeside cemetery.
Pallbearers were: Fred Pushel-
berg, Jim' Ridley, Bob Gibb, Alvin
Harmer, Ray Martin, Jack Mar-
tin. Flowerbearers were: Harvey
and Mervin Hayter, Grace Atkins,
Elaine Upshall, Lorna Bell, Olive
BeII, Velma Anderson, Noreen
Anderson, Ken McLean, Murray
Gregory.. Ronald Gregory,
Mrs. Williams was the former
Jean 'Upshall, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Upshall, (nee Reta
Tippett, Bayeld), now of Russel -
dale,
Surviving is her husband, and
14 months old daughter, Norma,
BUY AN APPLE.
SATURDAY
And Help Clinton
Boy Scouts and
Cubs
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PreiCES
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ST. ANDREW'S WA WILL
MEET OCTOBER 20
•The Women's Missionary So-
ciety of St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church will hold their thank -of-
fering meeting at the home of
Mrs. W. Nott,. on Tuesday, Octob-
er 20 at three o'clock,
CEMENT
Contractors
CEMENT
BUILDING
CHIMNEY
BLOCKS
Built and Repaired
GUY IVES. and SONS
Phone Carlow 1612
iii.+, r
Clairton Cominunity
Farmers•
AUCTION SALES
EVERY FRIDAY
AT 2 P.M.
;;I'1SCIAL von TOMORROW,
FRIDAY, OCT, 10 at 2 p.m.,
along with the usual offerings
,' the followingwill be sold:
One man's herd of 12 Rol.
stein cows. These cows are all
young, and of good size and
duality. Some of these cows
will be fresh by sale date and
others in good production. This
is a high testing herd owned by
Noncan Trewartha, 1. It, 3,
Clinton, Also from the same
owner will be 1d, a 2 -unit MII
Rite Way milker with compres-
sor, fittings and ei h,ls. motor,
unci a new rs h.p. motor,
4 Polled Hereford steers ries
ing 2 yrs, old will also be feat-
ured at this sale.
TERMS CASH
3, COREY, Sales Manager
E, W. Et:LIOTT Auctioneer
X, W. cgLQUHI(tTN, Clerk
ROXY THEATRE.
.CL1NTON
NOW `1'LAYINCir--QOT, 1547
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starring Linda Darnell and
Tab Hunter
MA TOES-WED--Qtet.19-2;1.
JANET VAN'
LEIGH JOHNSON
Confidentially-
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TOURS -Fitz SAT-k•OOT, 22-24
ROBERT RYAN
IS/ALA POWERS
"City Beneath
The Sea"
COLOR
COMING; — OCT. 26
Frankie Lane .--. Billy Daniels
"Rainbow Round My
Shoulder"
ARK THEATRE
GODI;ItICH :..'hone 1150
NOW: ltn Teebeileoior-.,,.
ACQOLII1IN SOIiJT' ' ., whit
1Vierpby & , oan Evans
MeiN-`CUES-WEA•-'•,
Pier Angell +— Ricardo Nontalban
Yvonne De Carlo
Wath Cyd Clixtrisse and a star oast
in a bright and colorful Mexico
Musical, It' -s inl Teohnicolose
"SOMBRERO"
TOURS-lI+RI-SAT.—
Hurt Lancaster ,-- Eva Bartok
Margot Grahame
Out on the briny* for a wonderful
adventure with the greatest sea-
scamp of thein all.
"The Crimson
Pirate"
Coming; "THE JUGGLER" with
Milly Vitale & Kirk Douglas
CAPITAL THEATRE
GODEKICH '- Phone 47
Wow: "CAPTAIN BLACK amino
±Gieorge eSendere Ratrreia Rae
mrozz-eves-AvEn--
Bonar (sonde no Lana gorris
Anne Vernon
Filmed in five European _capitals
with five casts. A strange and
engrossing romance.
"A TALE OF FIVE
WOMEN"
Tl[IUES-Fig LSAT ---
Stan LA:C1B11114 ee Oliver HARDY
Present a new and nutty version
of the legendary castaway,
Ws for Omit
"Robinson Crnsoe
Island"
C «SERPENT OF THE NILE"
In Color — Rhonda Fleming
WWlam Lundigan
Notice to Creditors
In the Estate of JANET .ROSS,
late of the Village of Unice -
field in the County of Huron,
Widow, deceased.
All persons having claims against
the Estate of the above deceased
are required to file the same with
the undersigned Solicitor for the
said Estate, on or before the 20th
day of October, A.D. 1953, after
which date the assets will be dis-
tributed amongst the parties en-
titled thereto, having regard only
to the claims of which notice shall
have been given.
DATED at Clinton, Ont., this
29th day of September, A,D. 1953.
F. FINGLAND, Q.C., Clinton,
Ont„ Solicitor for the said
Estate. 38-8-40-b
Notice to Creditors
In the Estate of HUGH GIL-
MOUR, late of the Village of
Brueefield in the County of
Huron, Esquire, Deceased.
All persons having claims against
the Estate bf the above deceased
are required to file the same with
the undersigned Solicitor for the
said Estate, on or before the 20th
day of October, A.D. 1953, after
which date the assets will be dis-
tributed amongst the parties en-
titled th'ereto, having regard only
to the claims of which notice shall
have been given.
DATED at Clinton, Ont., this
29th day of September,. A.D. 1953.
F. FINGLAND, Q.C., Clinton,
Ont., Solicitor for the said
Estate. 38-8-40-b
Clearing
AUCTION .SALE
Of Farm Stock, Implements and
Feed at Lot No. 19, Concession
17, ..Base Line ..Road, Goderich
Towpship, 3 miles north of Clin-
ton, on
Wednesday, Oct1 2l
at 1.30 p.m.
CATTLE: Holstein cow, 7 yrs.
old, freshened 1 month, with ealf
at foot; Holstein cow, 4 yrs, old,
due October 30; Holstein cow, 3
yrs. old, milking and bred again;
Jersey cow, 7 yrs. old, milking and
bred -again; Jersey cow, 6 yrs, old,
milking and bred again; 9 part
Hereford cattle being 2 yearling
steers, 2 yearling heifers, 5 young
calves.
IMPLEMENTS: 4 -section drag
harrows; 3 -section spring tooth
barrows (nearly new); 10' dump
rake; National 2 -unit milking ma-
chine (in A-1 condition); Inter-
national cream separator with
electric motor; Ye h.p. electric
motor (new) ; 32' extension Lad-
der (nearly new); forks, shovels;
logging chains; milk pails; quan-
tities of cedar posts, used lumber
and scantling.
FEED: 300 bus. mixed grain;
approx. 6 ton alfalfa hay; approx.
8 ton mixed hay.
TERMS—CASH
No reserve as farm is' sold. If
weather unfavorable sale will be
held under cover.
LAWRENCE STEPHENSON,
Proprietor
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT,
.Auctioneer
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AUCTION SALE
OP FARM STOCK AND
MACHINERY, ON
Wednesday, Oct. 21
At 1 p.m., at Lot 6, Con. 1, Hui -
lett Twp., 33A west and '/ mile
xiortli of Seaforth.
CATTLE: Part Hereford cow, 8
yrs. old, due in May; part Here-
ford cow, 4 rs. old, due March;
registered Holstein cow, 7 yrs, old,
due in Jan.; Holstein cow, 5 yrs.
old, due in March; Holstein cow, 8
yrs, old, due in March; part Here-
ford cow, 6 yrs. old, due in Marsh;
red cow, 6 yrs. old, due in March;
red cow,. 10 yrs. old, due in April:
Hereford cow, 5 yrs, old, with calf
by side; Hereford cow, 4 yrs, old,.
due in June; Hereford cow, 3 yrs.
old, due in Feb.; part Hereford
cow, 4 yrs, old, calf by side; 12
Hereford steers, 2 yrs. old, 900
lbs. (good); 7 yearling steers and
heifers.
HORSES: 1 team ponies, part
Shetland and hackney, 3 & 4 yrs.
DUCKS: $ Muscovy ducks.
IVTACIIINERY: Universal :milk-
ing machine, like new, complete
with about 70 feet pipe line, 8
milk cans, 1 milk strainer, milk
stand; wooden barrels; pig crate;
quantity of sacks; Cockshutt rid-
ing platy; McCormick Deering 6 ft.
mower; farm vva'on and gravel
box; set sloop sleighs and flat
reek; 14 ft. hay rack; buggy; cute
ter,
FARM:ARM, JO
r.
wacre farm, northhalf
t
of lot 1, Huron Road; 30 acres
workable land, 20 acres in pasture.
Property: 10 per cent clown, bal-
anee in 80 days, Sold subject to
reserve bid, Tlmnediate possession,
-Chattels: Cash,
ELGIN NOTT. 1Yropriotor
HAROLD JACKSON, Atiettonieer
P, Ciie'siiey, Clerk
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Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Addison and
family, accompanied by his mother
and sister, Miss Gladys, Sarnia,
spent the Holiday weekend at their
summer home on Hope Bay.
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 Mon. and Fri, till 5.30
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THE WAGES OF
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IS DEATH.
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Serve
the
and
He that hath not the Son of God
hath not life. — John 5 :12
Accept Jesus Christ as your Saviour to -day
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LIFE
But the gift of God
is Eternal Life
through our Lord. Jesus
Christ.
—Romans 6 :23
Son hath life
F i R RENT
Beautiful Cottage on Highway 8
Between Clinton and Seaforth., Five minute drive from
RCAF Station Clinton, House Is equipped with new floor i
linoleums, three-piece bath with hot and cold water on tap.
Possession given November 1.
1€ interested it may be seen by contacting—
ontactingJONATHAN HUGILL
JONATHAN
Phone Clinton 616r13
after 1 p.m. or eall between 8.30 and 9 o'clock
in the morning.
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