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CLINTON NEVV,SrREPORD •
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Accommodation Wonted
N OPPORTUNITY for young
arried couple with family to add
income by lodging young CIin-
businessman and two-year-old
n. Father is also willing to act
baby sitter on nights off. Apply
Clinton News -Record. 2-b
CCOMMODATION for RENT
-ROOMED APARTMENT to
alt. Apply Bill Grigg, phone
inton 498W. 2-p
ROUND FLOOR APARTMENT,
If contained; available February
Phone Clinton 363. 2-p
RNISHED THREE- or four-
om ground floor apartment. Av-
Iable February 1. Newly decor -
heated. Phone Clinton Store
or House 171R, 2-p
L FURNISHED TWO -room
ent. Suitable for . couple.
hed two -room apartment
tains. One block :from traf-
a lights. Phone Clinton 733'.
2-b
ARTICLES FOR SALE
ITCHEN TABLE AND FIVE
air's, Cain be seen anytime.
hone Clinton 79. 2-p
ARTICLES WANTED
SED UPRIGHT PIANO. Apply
Roy Cox, phone Clinton 903r25.
2-p
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
11SINESS OPPORTUNITIES —
siness trades listed: restaurants,
s stations, tourist camps, groc-
stores; one Main St. build -
1.g. L. G. Winter, Real Estate;
ne 448. 14-Lfb
BABY CHICKS
OT TOO EARLY, FOLKS, to
k me for prices and information
out Kitchener Big -4 Chicks.
atchery has them now or will
ok your order. Canadian ap-
oved. "Started chicks, immed-
e shipment, 2-6 weeks, at spec -
1 prices." Following the lead of
ie wise poultrykeeper, buy Big -4.
ay -old pullets now mature for
e best Grade A Large markets.
gent—CHARLES SCOTT, Aub -
en. Phone Blyth 43r23. 2-b
CLOTHING FOR SALE
AN'S BLACK FUR COAT, like
worth many times sacrifice
rice, $12. Phone Clinton 620r24.
2-3-p
EMPLOYMENT WANTED
OUNG RELIABLE WOMAN for
e work from 9 a.m. until 5
m. Phone Clinton News -Record,
hone 4. 2-p
FARMS FOR SALE
ICE LIST OF FARMS FOR
le. L. G. Winter, Real Estate.
e Clinton 448. 33-tfb
I.
11
ACRES OF LAND, eight -room
se, bank barn, on Highway 8
ween Clinton and Goderich, one
e from Holmesville, with or
hout stock and implements,
ply Clarence Sturdy, prop., R.R.
Clinton. Phone Clinton 901r13.
49-tfh
FURNITURE f,OR SALE
HERLOCK-MANNING Upright
'ano, good! condition. Mahogany
finish. Phone Clinton 692W. Lloyd
titin. 2-b
dELP WANTED— FEMALE
WAITRESS` FOR FULL TIME
employment. Apply to Bartliff
Eros., Clinton. 1-2-b
HELP WANTED—MALE
AGGRESSIVE SALESMEN with
ear. Make big money by working a
Familex dealership full or part
Lime. You'll be in business for
yourself and realize tremendous
?rofit. We 'offer you a large var-
ety of cosmetics, daily necessities,
'arm products, etc. Why not write
'or details? FAMILEX, 1600 De-
.orimer, Dept, B., Montreal.
JNIISUAL OPPORTUNITY offers
;30 to $60 a week in spare time
and $100 or r'nore weekly full time.
• you need! extra money it will
ray you to investigate. Men hired
tow will quickly work in District
4anager's positions, paying $11,000
I year and up. Product well ad -
/erased and accepted. Little
:ravelling, home nights. Car is es-
iential: Write "Na-Churs" Plant
Food Co. (Canada) Ltd., 2 Lan -
path St„ 'W., London, Ontario.
2-3-b
LUMBER WANTED
WE ARE BUYING HARD MAPLE
rid basswood for top prices and
/mat Try us when selling your
logs or bush. Phone collect to
James T. Craig and Son, phone
Myth 43r24. 1-2-p
LIVESTOCK WANTED
WANTED. ,OLD HORSES AND
lead cattle. Gilbert Bros. Mink
Raub, Goderfch. Phone collect,
I38r32, or• 936r21. 9-ptfb
IXAD, DISABLED HORSES OR
cows removed free of charge. For
proMpt and efficient service phone
Stones" collect Ingersoll 21, Sea -
forth 6551,2 or Goderich 936r21.
- STOVES FOR SALE
LARGE SIZE FINLAY-OVAL
cook stove. Call `after six in even-
ing or Saturday afternoon. Apply
Ed •Grealis, Huron street. 2-p.
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED TO BUY—TEN CORDS.
of furnace wood, Apply J. E.
Howard, Phone `.Bayfield 53r2. •
2-3-b
CRESS CALLOUS SALVE re-
lieves quickly. Your Druggist sells
Cress "Corn Salve—for 'sure relief.
too... 2-b
I.E.L. POWER CHAIN SAWS for
sale. Three models to choose from,
also used saws, Contact Robert
Glen, phone Clinton 907r25,
1-2-p
VULCANIZING, TRApTOR, truck
and car tires. • Fluid inflation ser-
vice. ;`Pick-up and delivery ser-
vice. Al Linfiel'd's Tire and Sport
Shop, Phone Goderich 535.
10-tfb
THE CLASSIC ,
BATHROOM SET
$136.50
Delivered
A beautiful bathroom set at a
reasonable price. .Everything in
plumbing and heating. Write
Dept. CNR or visit our show-
rooms. Open Wednesday and
Friday evenings and all day
Saturday.
S. V. JOHNSTON PLUMBING
SUPPLIES
STREETSVILLE, ONTARIO
2-3-4-b
PROPERTY FOR SALE
TWO BEDROOM HOUSE FOR
sale. Bargain at $2,750. L. G.
Winter, Real Estate, Phone Clin-
ton 448, 33-tfb
TWO BEDROOM COTTAGE
(Central Mortgage) with oil stove.
Price $2,000 down, Balance in
monthly payments. Immediate pos-
session. H. C. Lawson, realtor,
phone Clinton 251W. 2-tfb
COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF
CLINTON invites offers for prop-
erty known as the oldpublic
school, lots 168-169, Ontario St.,
Town of Clinton; with building
approximately 90x50 feet; two-
storey brick, dry basement, excel-
lent lighting and steam heating
system. Property could be used
for industrial or other purposes.
All offers will be considered.
(Signed)—L. D. HOLLAND, Box
400, Clinton. 2-tfb
PIANO TUNING
YOUR PIANO carefully tuned.
Just call G. W. Cox et Clinton
695J. 43-tfb
Introducii.g
Watch Repair Service
of all kinds, guaranteed
Cleaning $2.00
Polish any Pivot .25
Balance Staff • 2.00
Steins - -, 1.00
Crowns $1 to $2.50
Mall To:
Watch Service
CLINTON, ONTARIO
2-3-p
Av G. Grigg & Son
rift /
"More Heat Per Gallon"
Modern truck equipped with
Latest metered and stamped
delivery tickets.
Guaranteed Supply.
PRONE 74W --Clinton
Superb
Service
Immediately
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raffle cf uueral
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BIRTHS
BECHLER — In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Friday, January 8,
1954; to Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
Bechler, Zurich, a son (Gerald
Ivan)
BEZZO—In Clinton -Public Hospi-
tal, on Sunday, January 10, 1954,
to Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Bezzo,
Clinton, a son (William David).
DRUMMOND—In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Sunday, January 10,
1954, to Mr. and Mrs. James
Drummond, Kippen, a"son.
GUEfi`.aR—In Wingham General
Hospital, on Sunday, January 10,
1954, 'to Mr, and Mrs. Chris
Guetter, a daughter (Nancy
Rugh,'a sister for Johnny).
LAYTON—In Clinton' Public Hos-
pital, on Sunday, January 10,
1954, to Mr. and Mrs. Glen Lay-
- ton, Clinton, a son.
LOBB—In Toronto Western Hos-
pital, on Wednesday, January 6,
1954, to Mr. and Mrs. -Harry
Lobb, Toronto, a"'son (Richard
Harry).
MEED—Iii. Clinton Public Hospi-
tal, on .Saturday, January, 9,
1954, to F/L and, Mrs. Marcus
Meed, RCAF Station Clinton, a
son (John Edward).
POWELL—In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Sunday, January 10,
1954, to Sgt. and Mrs. Richard
Powell, RCAF Station Clinton,
a daughter (Judy Anne).
RIEHL—In • Kirkland Lake Gen-
eral Hospital, on Sunday, Jan-
uary 10, 1954, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Riehl, Kirkland Lake,' a
daughter.
SHANE—In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Monday, January 11,
1954, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Shane, Clinton, a son.
SMITH—In Clinton Public Hospi-
tal, on Tuesday, January 12,
1954, to Cpl. and Mrs. William
Smith, Clinton, a son (Dean
William).
SPENCER — In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Monday, January
11, 1954, to Mr. and Mrs. Sam-
uel Spencer, Clinton, a daughter.
DEATHS
BALLANTYNE—At her residence
in Hensall, on Sunday morning,
January 10, 1954, Caroline Scott,
beloved wife of the late Car-
michael Ballantyne, Atwood, in
her 81st. year. Private funeral
service from the Bonthron fun-
eral home to Hensall Union
Cemetery, on Tuesday, January
12, 1954.
KING—In Bayfield, on Tuesday,
January 5, 1954, James George
King, beloved husband of Annie
H. Barr, in his 90th year. Fun-
eral from his late residence,
Bayfield, to Bayfield Cemetery,
on Thursday, January 7, 1954.
ROBSON — In Ames, Iowa, on
Saturday, December 26, 1953,
John R. Robson, cousin of Mrs.
G. T. Flewitt• and William W.
Broadfoot, Tuckersmith, a n d
Walter R. Broadfoot, Walton, in
his 89th year. Funeral service
at the Rosher funeral home, by
Doctor David Townley, pastor of
the Abilene, Kansas, Presbyter-
ian Church, on Tuesday after-
noon, December 29.
SMALE—At her home in Hensall,
on Monday, January 11, 1954,
Margaret I. Boa, beloved wife of
George Smale, in her 67th year
Funeral service from United
.Church, Hensall to McTaggart's
Cemetery on Thursday, -January
14.
THOMSON—In St, Joseph's Hos-
pital, London, on Sunday, Jan-
uary 10, 1954, Agnes Dick, be-
loved wife of the late William
D. Thomson, in her 79th year.
Funeral from the Bonhron fun-
eral home to Hensall Union
Cemetery, on Tuesday, Jan. 12.
EARN $50 WEEKLY
Men -women. We have a sensational
plan whereby you can make $50
weekly and more in spare time by
selling our complete line of dry
goods and yard goods. No exper-
ience needed. Samples furnished.
Free Particulars,
REX TRADING CO. (Dept. 52)
5752 Park Ave., Montreal, Que.
2-p
ClintonoCoymnitnlity
Farrner3
AUCTION SALES
EVERY FRIDAY
AT 2 P.M.
TERMS CASH
3, COREY, Sales Manager
E. W, ELLIOTT Auctioneer
K. W. COLQUHOUN, Clerk
CONSTANCE
Mr. ,and Mrs. Frank .Riley spent
Monday in London.
`Mrs. • Frank Riley entertained
her group on Wednesday, after-
noon,
Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood Clarke
and Mrs. E. Clarke visited': friends
in London on Thursday.
Lorne Dale is at present a pa-
tient in Scott Memorial 'Hospital,
Seaforth•
The many friends of Millar Ad-
ams will be sorry to learn he is
still in Clinton Public • Hospital.
Mrs. Charles Riley and Ronnie
spent New Year's and the Weekend
at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Fred
Riley, Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoggart
attended the funeral of the late
Clifford Shurrie, Stratford, on
Wednesday of Iast week..
Miss June Rodgers returned to
teaching duties after spending the
holidays at Limberlost. Other
teachers resuming teaching are
Miss Donelda .Adams at Centralia
and Miss Grace Riley at S.S. 12,
Summerhill. ° •
The annual Sunday School meet-
ing was held in the Sunday School
on Wednesday night. Electionof
officers and teachers took place
and then a social time enjoyed by
all. Kenneth Buchanan showed
slides of Northern Ontario parks
that he has visited. Lunch was
served.
The Friendly Few Farm Forum
met at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
Ken Thompson with a good at-
tendance. After the discussion
period was over progressive euch-
re was played and the prizes went
to: high lady, Mrs. Frank Riley;
low, Mrs, Ross McGregor; high
man, Charles McGregor; low, Ken
Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Verne
Dale invited the Forum to their
home on January 11.
O f
HENSALL -
Miss Elaine Beer, only daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beer Hen-
sall, has accepted a position as
secretary, to the matron of the
King Edward VII Memorial Hos-
pital, Bermuda; her duties to com-
mence on February 15.
Bride Showered
A delightful post -nuptial shower
was held Saturday afternoon, Jan-
uary 9, when Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Bean, Hensall, entertained in hon-
our of their niece Mrs. Alex Miller,
the former Hannah Pepper. About
25 relatives and friends braved
the icy roads to attend.
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Card of Thanks
I wish to thank all those who
were so good to nie at Christmas
time with gifts. Special thanks to
Clinton Branch Canadian Legion,
Kinsmen Club of Clinton, the Sal-
vation Army, Clinton Cala Pack,
also friends and neighbors. --MRS,
RUTH.CARTER AND FAMILY.
2-x
MRS. GEORGE ICING and fam-
ily wish to extend heartfelt thanks
tp all 'kind friends and 'neighbours,
for floral tributes, sympathy cards,
baking and many other acts of
kindness rendered during our re-
cent sad bereavement in the loss
of a loving husband and father.
Special thanks to Rev. F. H. Paull,
Listowel, in the absence of Rev.
Carew -Jones and to Doctor Oakes,
for his kindness at all times,
2-p
MR, and MRS. ROBERT CREE
wish to express their sincere
thanks to friends and neighbours
who were so kind with gifts and
treats at the Christmas season,
2-p
THE VOICE OF
TEMPERANCE
On the North American contin-
ent there are about as many cattle
as people. Suppose that every year
5200,000,000 were spent promoting
a commodity that had made 7,000,-
000 cattle diseased and increased
the number of incurable animals
by 250,000 a year what would
cattlemen say? What would the
governmental agricultural depart-
ments have to say? Yet that is
exactly what the highly colored
lavish liquor advertising is helping
to do to human beings. Look over
those statistics again. They pre-
sent a grim picture of modern
drinking. It is not exaggerated in
the least. AIluring advertising is
definitely encouraging the drink
habit. Why not ask our govern-
ment at Toronto to apply a little
of their .liquor revenue to adver-
tising the harmful effects of liquor
drinking? We already have 30,000
alcoholics i1'i Ontario. Twenty-two
clinics for the treatment of al-
coholics are being set up in On-
tario by the government. This is
admirable SALVAGE work. What
about at least an ounce of pre-
vention through advertising?
This advertisement inserted by
the Huron County Temperance
Federation 1 b
ROXY THEATRE
CLINTON
NOW PLAYING—Jan. 14-16
"Springfield Rifle"
starring Gary Cooper, Phyllis
Thaxter —: COLOR. '.
MON., TUES., WED,—Jan. 18-20
"SWEETHEARTS
PARADE"
• In Technicolor with:
RAY MIDDLETON —
- EILEEN CHRISTY
THURS., FRI., SAT.—,Tan. 21-23
Cornel Wilde
Phyllis Thaxter
"OPERATION—
SECRET"
COMING—Jan. 25:
"Lady Wants Mink"
Ruth Hussey — Dennis O'Keefe
PARK THEATRE'
GODERICH-Phone 1150
Now: Maureen O'Hara and Alex
Nicol in "'THE REDHEAD' FROM
WYOMING" r Technicolor
MON., TUES. WED. & TIRJRS.
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
"SNOWS O ,.
l'
SO
KILIMANJARO"
— In Techuleolor —
Ernest Hemingway's great tale of
adventure and romance in Africa
has become a screen classic at the
Park 4 days only! With Gregory
Peck, Susan Haywaixd, Ava
Gardner.
FRI. and SAT.
Maria Monter — Paul Christian
and Faye Marlowe
Filmed in Italy this story is local -
ed in Venice during the year 1575
and tells of a patriot who turns
thief' for a purpose.
"The THIEF of
Venice"
arnmer
CAPITAL THEATRE
GODERICn Phone 47
Now; Marie Windsor and Lloyd
Bridges in "The TALL TEXAN"
MON., TUES., WED.
Joseph Cotton Teresa Wright
and Eddie Marr
Ina'"dramatic yarn about a"bank
executive who embezzles a million:.
and then yields to his conscience.
"The Steel Trap"
THURS., FRL, SAT.
Howard Reel — Polly Bergen
Marjorie Main
This comedy has a racetrack back-
ground and concerns a fiery girl
who inherited a nag and a
romance.'
"Fast Company"
Coming: Debbie Reynolds and
Bobby Van in "The AFFAIRS
of DOBIE GILLIS"
and Technicolor
When. December
BILLS Pile Up!
* Have you Christmas
bills waiting to . be
paid? Why not let us
help you carry the
load?
Clinton Community
Credit' Union LIMITED
(Opposite .Cold Storage Locker)
Phone: Clinton 557
W. V. Roy, Manager
50-b
Flowers
Telegraphed
Anywhere
K. C. COOKE
FLORIST
Phone 66W — Clinton
RAY'S
Shoe Hospital
Bring Your Zipper
Troubles to Ray!
We put NEW SOLES
on Rubber Boots and
Galoshes.
We mend the rips,
Patch up the holes;
Build up the heels
And save the soles.
SKATE ANKLE
SUPPORTS
81.85
SPECIALS
Felt Insoles 25c pr.
(sizes 4-5-7)
Shoe Brushes 25c ea.
Neetsfoot Oil 25e btl.
For a BETTER SHINE — Use
Esquire Scuff Coat
The United States is admitting
immigrants at the rate of about
250,000 per year, Canada at the
rate of about 134,000 per year.
Productivity of the average
worker in Canada is about 20 per
cent lower than that of the aver-
age worker in the United, States.
A RUSH JOB
IS NEVER A GOOD JOB!' -
Now is the time to have your grain cleaned
for seed. The cleaning plant operator can do
a better job when he is not rushed. Many
plants offer a discount on cleaning in January
and February.
'Seed drill surveys reveal that one farmer in
every four uses substandard (rejected) seed:
Don't plant weeds. They cost more than
taxes.
PLAN YOUR SEED REQUIREMENTS NOW
Use registered or certified grades of the im-
proved high yielding disease free varieties
suitable to your district. The seal on the
bag is your insurance of quality, germination
and variety.
The few extra cents spent on sealed seed is
good insurance against low yields.
ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
Keep Carbon Monoxide
It can be a fatal mistake to neglect to
check your car's exhaust system regularly
for leaks — especially during the winter
months.
Eroded End Results
In Improper Tunnel
x
wa
•S
Flange and Gasket
Leakage
Split Seam
In Muffler
Split
Joints
Bolt -and -Flange
Leakage
Top Quality Exhaust Systems at
Reasonable Prices
Western Tire
and Auto Supply
ASSOCIATE STORE
Phone 349W
Clinton
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