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DEADLINE --12 noon, Wednes-
day.
ACCOMMODATION for REN
::FURNISHED OR UNFURNISH
red two. ;room apartment, wits
`bath. ,Phone Clinton 62. 7 -
"'UNFURNISHED FOUR ROOII
=apartment, share bath, availabi
_ erth; 1." Phone Clinton 374.
7 -
"UNFURNISHED FIVE ROOMEI
',aparttiient. Phone Clinton 498W.
7
'UNFURNISHED, THREE ROOF
,.apart hent, private b a t li, o
ground floor. Available March
Phone Clinton 641. 7 -
'TWO BEDROOM HOUSE, on out
:skirts of Clinton, three piece bat(
town water, suitable for shor
-term lease. Phone Clinton 239.
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FURNISHED, TWO ROOM sel
• contained apartment, 11 e at e
ground floor, separate entrance,
• piece bath. Available March 1. A
ply William Street, across frog
• old Public School. 7 -
Accommodation Wanted •
-BED SITTING ROOM AND lei(
-then, furnished. Apply Box 5f
Clinton News -Record. 7-
• LD LII
o buyorCAF OFFICER twbWOedroom hou
-in Clinton, immediately. Appl
'to Box 57, Clinton News-Recor
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ARTICLES FOR SALE
'75 GALVANIZED SAP PAIL
and one pan. Phone Clinto
802r5. 7
SUNSHINE BABY BUGGY, g
condition; high chair; baby's c
seat, $20. Phone Blyth 28,18.
6-7
HAND POWER SAW (6i/i inch
$25. May be seen at Sutter -Pe
$35. May be seen at Sutter -Pe
due Hardware. '7
ROYAL TYPEWRITER, Quiet d
lnxe portable, $75. In origin
carrying case, like new. App
A. Beier, RCAF Station Clint
Phone 382, local 354. 7
ARTICLES WANTED
ONE EASY CHAIR OR Chests
field chair, used, Phone Clint
768W.
BOARD AND ROOM
ROOM AND BOARD FOR TV
gentlemen, sharing. Phone Cl
ton 163R.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITI
1319SINESS OPPORTUNITIES
busi:'ness trades listed: restaurar.
Sae;, stations, tourist camps, grt
es'5 Stores; one Main St. but.
ang. L. G. Winter, Real Esta
Phone 448. 1.4-
OTTLE CLUB BUSINESS
Flourishing, profitable, no compet-
ition. Includes tables, chairs, re
fsigeration system. -Reason for
selling: owner moving to U.S.
Apply to Box No. 56, .Clinton
News -Record, in writing only.
6-7-b
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
or
sy
pod
TEN YORK PIGS, READY TO
wean. Apply Theodore Dale,
phone Clinton 800r25.` 7-b
FOUR CHOICE HEIFERS' due to
freshen March 1. One Hereford,
one Polled Angus, 2 Durham. Ap-
ply Lloyd Medd, phone Clinton S
801r41. 6-7-tfb
HELP WANTED
PART TIME BOOKKEEPER to W
take, charge of full set of books.
Apply in - person or by letter to
George F. Elliott, Construction,
Clinton. Phone Clinton 740W.
HELP WANTED—MALE 61
MARRIED MAN BY THE YEAR
for general farm work. House,
fuel, garden, and milk provided.
For further particulars, apply to
Stewart Middleton, R.R. 3, Clin-
ton. 7-8-b
A LEADING CANADIAN organ-
ization has an opening for a sales
, representative in this area. Group C.
hospitalization, life insurance and
pension plan. This is an unusual.
opportunity for anyone desiring a
career in the sales field. Our em-
ployees know of this advertise-
[ ment. Write in strict confidence
to Box 57, Clinton News -Record.
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' LIVESTOCK WANTED
a E
WANTED. OLD HORSES AND
> dead
cattle. Gilbert Bros. Mink
Goderich. Phone collect,
Ranch,
1 936r32,
,or 936r21. 9-ptfb
• DEAD, DISABLED HORSES OR
) cows
removed free of charge. For
and efficient service phone
prompt
"Stones"
collect Ingersoll 21, Sea- 11
t forth 655r2 or Godorich 936r21.
b • MISCELLANEOUS .
f AVON REPRESENTATIVE, spec -
1, ials now on. Perfumed deodor-
3 ant, cream sachets, and toilet wat-
- er. Home demonstrations in the ,,
a evening. 7-p
= CRESS
CORN'SALVE FOR sure
relief.
Your druggist sells Cress
Callous salve too, relieves quickly.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,
bBrown and white dog with collar
got
on bus at Clinton Sunday D
g night,
For
Goderich
let off at London with girl.
further information, phone
931r14. 7-b
d• DAYTIME CARE of pre-school
4 aged children, in comfortable pri-
vate home, for periods up to three
hours,
by advance arrangement.
Clinton 555. 6-7-p
S Phone
n WANTED: $6,000 TO HELP fin -
b ance
the expansion of a growing
6 percent interest. Cap- (
business.
ital
needed for three or four years.
ar Reply box 59, Clinton News -Rec-
ord. 7-8-p
•McCULLOCH
CHAIN SAWS —
). complete
parts, trained service.
i'- Authorized dealer ... McCulloch 1
i'- Saw Sales, 377 Huron St., Strat-
'b ford,
Ont. Phone Stratford 10613.
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BEAUTIFUL SAVOY DELUXE
COLOURED BATHROOM SET
$185.00
delivered '
=
In
blue, green, coral and yellow.
Includes
top quality plastic seat
'r- and
cover. Also in gleaming white
on $155.00. We have everything in
-b plumbing
and heating. Write Dept.
CNR or visit our showrooms. Open
Wednesday and Friday evenings
and
all day Saturday.
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S. V. JOHNSON PLUMBING
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SUPPLIES
STREETSVILLE, ONTARIO
ES
5-6-7-8-b
ts,
PIANO TUNING
YOUR PIANO carefully tuned,
,c-
d-
Just call G. W. Cox' et Clinton
te;
695J. • 43-tfb
Ili
FOR SALE OR RENT
BABY CHICKS
BRICK BUILDING ON PRIN-
cess Street, useful for many pur-
poses. Phone Clinton 641. 7-b
'PROPERTY FOR SALE
LARGE WARTIME HOUSE FOR
sale. 204 Regent St., Goderich.
Phone Goderich 778J. 7-p
'YOU GET DOUBLE Protection
buying Kitchener Big 4 Chicks—
Canadian Approved — plus the
breeding program carried out on
our own farms; 25 years in the
breeding of better chicks. Our
agent is here to quote prices on
breed or cross you prefer. We
-emphasize the importance of early
buying—if you want to catch the
markets when prices are best,
-from early summer on. Agent is
—CHARLES SCOTT, AUBURN,;:
phone Blyth 43r23. 7-b•
EMPLOYMENT WANTED
: PAINTING, paperhanging, etc.,:
done by experienced workman-',
'Reasonable. Apply G. 'Koops.,
:Phone Clinton 912r12. 7-p:
FARMS FOR SALE ,
ACE LIST OF "FARMS "FOR:
.•sem. L. G. Vi inter,'Real'Estate.,
'Phone Clinton 448. •, 33=ff o
i 1'ACRES OF LAND, eight -room,
ttali'ce, bank barn, on Highway &;
'between Clinton and Goderich; one;:
m� from Iolmesville with • or
-without stock and hmplements,
Apply Clarence Sturdy, prop.,"R.R
2, Clinton. Phone Cliriton''901 13
TWO BEDROOM HOUSE FOR
sale. Bargain at $2,750. L. G.
Winter, Real Estate, Phone Clin-
ton 448. ' 33-tfb
TWO NEW MODERN HOUSES.
One a storey and a half, three
bedroom house and the • other a
two bedroom house. Apply Mrs.
W. Parker, Mill Street. 7-tfb.
BIRTHS
KING --In the Women's College
Hospital, Toronto, on Thursday,
February- 11, 1954, to Mr.. and.
Mrs; Douglas King, a son, Mur
ray Ford (second great -grand -
on for Mrs. George King, Bay-
field.)
MITH—In Clinton Public .Hospi-
tal, on Thursday, February 11,
1954, to Mr. and MTS. Donald
Smith, King Street, Clinton, a
daughter.
ISE—In Clinton Public Hospit 4
al on Friday, February 12, 1954,
to Mr. and Mrs. George Wise,
Clinton, a son, (William Dan
MARRIAGES
Fred Smallacombe
Fred Smallacombe, 80, who died
Monday at the Consitt Nursing
Home, Hensall, hadlived in that
village most of his =life.
"He was born at Exeter and
when he came to Hensall .as a
small boy he saw the old Huron
and Bruce Railway when it first
went through in 1875, and was so
terrified when he saw the train
that he ran and hid. •
In municipal life he served as
reeve and councillor for several
terms. Active in the Conservative
party, he was also a member of
the Park Board, Chamber of Com-
merce, Huron Lodge, AF and AM
No. 224; and Hensall Lodge IOOF
No. 223. He had the first ice
rink there, and also conducted a
restaurant. He started the. onion
business here for Steele Briggs
and was in charge 'for many years.
He recalled that when the coop-
er shop and stave factory opened
many barrels were made with men
averaging 40 a day. Mr. Smalla-
combe beat the record by making
100 barrels in a day at five cents
per barrel.
Mr. and Mrs. Smailacombe cele-
brated their golden wedding in
December 1949. She died in 1950.
Surviving are one son, Fred,
Guelph; two daughters, Mrs. E.
Normington and Mrs. C. Faber,
Hensall; one brother, Garnet,
Guelph; and one sister, Mrs. Geo-
rge Walker, Windsor.
Funeral service was held in the
Bonthron funeral home, Hensall,
Wednesday afternoon, under the
auspices of Huron Lodge with
Rev. W. J. Rogers officiating. In-
terment was made in Hensall Un-
ion Cemetery.
NNIE-GALBRAITH — In the
Protestant'Chapel, RCAF Sta-
tion, Clinton, on Friday evening,
February 12, 1954, by Rev. C.
Jensen, Mary Isabella Galbraith,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gal-
braith, Vancouver, B.C., to Wil-
liam Arthur Binnie, RCAF Sta-
tion Clinton, son of W. C. Bin-.
nie, Kimberley, B.C.
4RTER—FOWLER — At the
home of the bride's parents; on
Saturday, February 6, 1954, by
Rev. G. D. Campbell, First Pres-
byterian Church, Seaforth, Don-
na Jean, London, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fowler,
R.R. 2, Seaforth, to Pilot Of-
ficer R. A. Carter, Trenton, son
of Mr. and. Mrs. R. H. Carter,
Chilliwack, B.C.
LINKMAN—McRAE — In Elm-
wood Ave. Presbyterian church;
London, on February 60.954, by
Rev. John Fleck, Dorothy.Joy-
ce, .daughter of Mr .and Mrs.
Angus J. McRae, London, to
Kenneth Charles Klinkman,
Sarnia, son of Mr. and Mrs,.Wil-
fred P. Klinkman, Elmira.
IENNIE-DALES — In Wesley -
Willis United Church, Clinton,
on Saturday, February 6, 1954,
by Rev.. H. C. Wilson, Yvonne
Phyllis, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. David Dales, Clinton to
Sydney-Mennie, RCAF Station,
son of Mr, and Mrs. R. A. Men-
nie, Timmins.
URVEY—INGRAM— In Hensall
United Church, on Saturday,
February 15, 1954, by Rev. W.
J. Rogers, Ruby Jean, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Ing-
ram, Hensall, to George Wayne
Turvey, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Turvey.
2acDONALD—DELAERE — In
St. Alphonsus Church, Windsor,
on Saturday, February 13, 1954,
at noon, by Rev. Killingsworth,
Elza, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Delaere, Windsor, to
Douglas Frank MacDonald,
Windsor, son of Mr. ' and Mrs.
Ronald MacDonald, Clinton.
DEATHS
IBBINGS—In Saskatoon, Sask.,
on Monday, February 15, 1954,
Edith Townsend, beloved wife
of J. Foster;• Gibbings, (sister-in-
law of Bert Gibbings, Clinton).
Interment to Nokomis Cemetery
on Thursday, February 18.
EARSON—In Alexander Marine
and General Ilospital, Godorich,
on -Tuesday, February 9, 1954,
Sylvia Seguss, beloved wife of
Gordan Pearson, in her 46th
year. Funeral from the Harry
Hoffman funeral home, Dash-
wood, to Grand Bend Cemetery,
on Saturday, February 13.
LEYNOLDS — In Windsor, Ont.,
on Thursday, February 11,
1954 Joseph Patrick Reynolds
p Y
in his 80th year. Funeral from
the Ball and Mutch funeral
home, High street, Clinton, to
the Roman Catholic Cemetery,
Hullett Township, on Saturday,
February 13.
SMALLACOMBE—In the Consitt
nursing home, Hensall, on Mon-
day, February 15, 1954, Fred
Srnallacombe, in his 81st year.
Funeral from the Bonthron fun-
eral home, Hensall, to Hensall
Union Cemetery, on Wednesday
afternoon, February 17. -
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LONDESBORO ,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Youngblut,
Niagara, spent the weekend at the
home of the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Youngblut, also
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Good and
Helen and Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Longman, George and Grace.
AUCTION SALE
Of HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS of
the Estate of the late William D.
Fair, from the corner of Birk and,
Townsend Streets, Clinton, on
Saturday, March 6
at 1.30 p.rn., consisting of:
WALNUT FURNITURE: Dun-
can Fife table; couch; library
table; 2 beds; springs and inner
spring mattress; chest of. drawers;
2 ladder back chairs.
Other listings including some
antiques as follows: 2 wicker
rocking chairs; wicker arm chair;
antique rocking chair; 2 antique
bedroom chairs; several arm
chairs and rocking chairs; Morris
chair; cabinet radio; wooden bed,
springs and mattress; dressing
screen; Wilton rug 9'x12'; scatter
rugs; foot stool; wall whatnot;
8 -piece oak dining room suite;
small oak table; coffee wagon;
fireside irons; cedar chest; ward-
robe; hall tree; hall rack; hall
mirror; small desk; desk lamp;
table lamps; large cherry cup-
board (antique); large pine cup-
board; electric refrigerator; Sim-
plicity washing machine; White
drop -head sewing machine; kitch-
en table; kitchen chairs; vacuum
cleaner; tub stand; step ladder;
lawn roller; lawn mower; snow
shovel; axe; porch swing; linens;
bedding; set of dishes; other dish-
es; glassware, including cut glass;
cooking utensils; books, and num-
erous other articles.
TERMS -CASH
Toronto General Trust Corpora-
tion, Executors; F. Fingland, Q.C.,
Solicitor for the Estate; Edward
W. Elliott, Auctioneed.
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ROXY THEATRE
CLINTON
NOW PLAYING Feb. 18-20
"SO THIS IS; LOVE"
In Technicolor — starring
Kathryn Grayson
MON., TUES., WED.—Feb. 22-24
Greer Laurence
GARSON OLIVIER
"PRIDE and
PREJUDICE"
THURS., FRI., SAT. -Feb. 25-27
Rhonda , Sterling
FLEMING HAYDEN
"The
GOLDEN HAWK"
- COLOR —
PARK THEATRE
GODERICH—Phone 1150
Now: John Wayne & Donna. Reed
in "TROUBLE ALONG
THE WAY"
MON., TUES., WED,
"TORCH SONG"
— In. Technicolor -
with Joan Crawford and
Michael Wilding
Musical comedy for background
and a dramatic romance be-
tween a perfectionist star and
her blind song -arranger.
THURS., FRI., SAT.
"The GIRL NEXT
DOOR"
Dan Dailey June Have
and Billy Gray
— In Technicolor —
A bright musical written around
a night club star and featuring
the talents of Dennis Day and
Cara Williams.
t11111M1•1tttttt►
CAPITAL 7HEATRE
GODERICH — Phone 47
Now: "AMBUSH at TOMAHAWK
GAP" In ColorfwithJohn
Derek and John Hodiak
MON., TUES., WED.
FLIGHT NURSE"
In the U.S. Air Force a girl
asks for duty in Korea and
' finds a strange destiny.
Joan Leslie Forrest Tucker
and Jeff Donnell
THURS., FRI., SAT.
"HONEYCHILE"
with Eddie Foy — Judy Canova
and Alan llale Jr.
In which a Wyoming ranch
girl writes a popular song and
gets into difficulties with
some New York publishers.;
"WINGHA'M APARTMENT
building -excellent investment for
surplus funds -4 separate suites.
Each has living room, bedroom,
modern kitchen, bathroom. Sep-
arate meter each apartment. Good
constructlon, nice large lot, resi-
dential location. Price $13,900.00
—terms can be arranged. For in-
spection call or write Qxclusive
agents, LAUER & WIELv.al LTD.,
Realtors, 16 Queen N., Kitchener
—3-0213."
7-8-9--10-b
HAY -FOR' SALE '.
`FIRST OR SECOND CUT, baled'
clover hay; also limited amount;
of haled straw. Apply Murray
Forbes, phone Clinton 904r31.
7-8-b
LOST 'AND "FOUND
`LOS'S: BROWN KEY CASE and
'Eel's on main street in Clinton last
:•Saturday. .Phone Clinton 541,7.6
Notice to Creditors
All persons having claims against
the estate of Mary Eunice Shalt',
late of the Township of Morris, in
the County of Huron, Widow, who
died on or about the sixth day of
January, A.D. 1954, ,at the Clinton,
Ontario, Hospital, are notified to
send 'to the undersigned on or be-
fore the twentieth day of Febru-
ary, 1954, full particulars of their
claims in writing. Immediately af-
ter the said 20th day of February,
the assets of the said testatrix will
be distributed amongst the parties'
entitled thereo, having regard only
to claims of Which the executor
shall- then have notice.
DATED this twenty-ninth day
of January, A.D. 1954.
CRAWFORD & HETHERINGTON
Brussels, Ontario,
:Solicitors for the Executor.
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FO SALE
11/2 Storey Six -Room Dwelling;
modern conveniences; located
near schools; price: $6,000 '
with 33,500 down.
it/Z Storey Six -Room Dwelling;
3 -piece bath; price: $5,500
with $3,000 down; immediate
possession.
111/ Storey Six -Room Dwelling
Price: $3,500.
10 ACRES with 11/2 storey, six-
room dwelling. Barn 58x36
ft. Well located on county
road. Early possession..
II. C. Lawson
REALTOR
Bank of Montreal Building
Phone 251W Clinton
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Beattie's Prices
are Reasonable
and Plainly
Marked
TcletwitiElluuerai
�.tniur
AUCTION SALE
of
Top Quality Holsteins
Friday, Feb. 19
at Bervie
at 1 o'clock sharp
— Sale Held Inside —
30 fresh and wringing Holstein
cows and small feeder cattle; 50
Holstein heifers, bred; a few beef
coks and small feeder cattle; 50
chunks of pigs along with a num-
ber of sows.
This is our sixth sale. Every-
body welcome. Always a few bar-
gains as we guarantee everything
sold.
Elton McLelland. & Sons
Proprietors
Donald Blue
Auctioneer
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4-.+i5*55$•••'•-•-r•rte5..•$5
Flowers
Telegraphed
Anywhere
hallicrafters
• PRECISION BUILT>, TV
21 Si TABLE
MODEL
Model C-1084
Faultless performance, engineering
simplicity, picfure and sound that
defy comparison. Rich mahogany, wal-
nut or oak finish cabinet. Non -glare`
tilted glass front. HaIIlcrafters' ex-
clusive Smokey Black control panel
with polished gold trim.
18 tubes including 21 -inch rectangu-
lar picture tube; 6 -inch PM speaker,
" two rectifiers.
Controls: (Front) on-off volume, fino
tuning, channel selector, tone bright-
ness. (Rear) Noise limiting, horizontal
and vertical holds, height, focus,
vertical linearity, width, 3 -stage
"Local -Distance" reception switch.
Provision for UHF. -
We handle
Complete Antenna
Installation
and also Parts and
Rotators
Mrs. G. Pearson
Mrs. Gordon Pearson, the for-
mer Sylvia Seguss, R.R. 2, Dash-
wood, and formerly near Dungan-
non, passed away in Alexandra
Marine , and General Hospital,
Goderich, on Tuesday, February 9,
in her 46th year. She was a mem-
'ber of the Baptist Church, Clin-
ton. -
Surviving are her husband; one
daughter, Shirley; two sisters,
Mrs. Alvia Thompson, Goderich;
Mrs. Robert Echlin, Caistor Cen-
tre; one brother, Leo Seguss, Hali-
fax, N.S.
Funeral was from the Harry
Hoffman funeral home, Dashwood,
on Saturday, February 13. Rev.
J. E. Ostrom, Clinton, officiated
and interment followed in Grand
Bend Cemetery.,
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FIRE AT FINGER'S SOON
BROUGHT UNDER CONTROL
Members of the Clinton Fire
Brigade were startled Tuesday
when they answered the fire a-
larm to find that the large fire
engine was not in the Fire Hall.
Before they could ,get the auxil-
iary engine underway, however,
they heard the other one coming
back from the Clinton Lions
A. C. Grigg & Son
McAlpine & Daw
VICTORIA ST. — CLINTON
Arena where it had been in use
pumping flood water from the
furnace room.
The fire in an oil stove in the
apartment over Pinger;s Restaur-
ant, Ontario Street, was under
control when the firemen arrived.
"More Heat Per Gallon"
Modern truck equipped with
latest motored and stamped
delivery tickets.
Guaranteed Supply
PHONE 74W—Clinton
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Clinton Community
Farmers
AUCTION SALES
EVERY FRIDAY
AT 2 P.M.
' TERMS CASH
J. COREY, Sales Manager
E. W. ELLIOTT Auctioneer
K. W. COLQUHOUN, Clerk
PERSONAL
PENSION
POLICIES
ASSURE
COMFORTABLE
RETIREMENT.
Consult
HAL HARTLEY,
Representative
CANADA
Clinton, phone 454w
UCTION ALE
CLINTON TOWN HALL
COUNCIL CHAMBERS
Saturday, February 20 — 2 p.m.
For Donations—Phone Mr. Wilfred Jervis
- Phone 314W.
SPONSORED BY WESLEY-WILLIS MEN
Proceeds for a New Church Sidewalk
E. Elliott, Auctioneer Douglas Andrews, Clerk
Terms - Cash
K. C. COOKE
FLORIST`'
Phone 66W Clinton
FARMS WANTED
We have Good Prospects for Qu ck Soles
— CONTACT --
Jan Bosveld
REALTOR
153 King St. W, — CHATHAM --- Phone 1100
John Bosveld • , ,
40 Wellesley St. — GODERICH — Phone 1108
6-7-8-9-10-b
Station Wagon Coats
For Men and Boys
Wool and nylon gabardine; some with full fur collars.
All Shades All Sizes
wait, Half Price
IAL AT
44:01M R „One•Third Off
PICKETT # :CAMPBELL
THE STORE FOR .MEN
ARROW SHIRTS STETSON BATS
PHONE 25 — (Main Corner) — CLINTON