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.ACCOMMODATION for RENT
'FOUR ROOMS, UNFURNISHED,
private entrance. Five miles north
of Clinton. _Available April 1.
Phone Blyth 28r4. 12-p
-.FURNISHED APAR'IMENT IN
the town of Seaforth. Available
April 1. Apply Harold jackson,
Seaforth, phone 661r14.
12-13-b
.OELLAR, 12'x60',outside entrance
on man intersection of town, cem-
ent floor, electric lights, suitable
for plumber or machine shop. Fur-
ther improvements will be made to
suit nne of business. $40 per
month, all public utilities paid.
Phone Clinton 460R. 12-p
IN GODERICH, TO RENT or to
sell, large home completely reno-
vated and modernized, four bed-
rooms, all floors newly covered, oil
furnace, built-in cupboards, near
"school and store. Call 14414 at
mealtimes or write Box 489, Code-
rtch, Ontario. 12-3-4-b
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ARTICLES FOR SALE
THOR ELECTRIC WASHING
Machine, szo. Baby Bassinette,
folding hood and legs, $5. Phone
5584, 12-p
MINK SCARVES FOR SALE;
also timothy seed. Apply Elmer
Trick, phone Clinton 907r5.
12-3-4-b
REPEATER RIFLE, .22 CAL.
Cheap. Also kitchen table and
four chairs. Apply Mrs. Curran,
' 26 Edmonton Road, RCAF Station,
Clinton. 12-p
30 FOOT WARD MAGIC WAND
aerial with guy wires, and 100 St
antenna leadon. $20.00. Phone
128J. 12-p
USED ELECTROLUX CLEAN-
• ers for sale, fully reconditioned.
Apply R. E. Ruttan, Electrolux
•dealer, Box 511, Wingham, phoee
8544-21. 10-1-2-p
ARTICLES WANTED
• SECOND-HAND BABY Carriage.
:Phone Clinton 397. 12-p
• AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
1952 PONTIAC COACH -- 8,300
miles. Excellent condition. One
Owner. No trade-in considered.
Cali 35 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.
12-b
• 194.6 PONTIAC SEDAN — in good
eoudition, blue in Colour. For full
particulars contact L. J. Wriggles -
'worth, phone 352-W -Clinton, be-
tween 7-8 p.m. 12-b
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES —
business trades listed: restaurants,
'gas stations, tourist eamps, groc-
ery stores; one Main St. build-
ing. L. G. Winter, Real Estate;
Phone 448' • 14-Lfb
BABY CHICKS
FARM MACHINERY
TWO COAL BURNING Brooders,
in first class condition. About
half price. F. W. Andrews, phone
•Clinton 33. 10-tfb
FURNITURE- FOR SALE
SMALL NINE PIECE DINING
room suite; also baby's crib mat-
tress. Phone 910r31. 12-b
•KITCHEN CUPBOARD, in excel-
lent condition, for sale cheap. Ap-
ply Mrs, J. E. Johnston, phone
Clinton -597-W. 12-p
KEY AND LOCK SERVICE
• Key Duplicating while
while you wait.
• Locks without keys re-
set .ancl. cleaned.
— Bring us your lock problems —
BALL and MUTCH
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
12 PIGS, 7 WEEKS OLD. Arnold
Dale, phone Clinton 801r3, 12-b
16 PIGS, YORKS, SEVEN weeks
old. Apply Frank Potter, phone
Clinton 907r13. 12-p
REGISTERED SHORTHORN cow
Wimple Avril 3rd with heifer calf.
Also Clinton and Beaver Oats.
Apply Fred Gibson, phone 907r23.
12-p
10 YORK PIGS, SIX WEEKS old.
Apply Ford Johnston, phone Hay-
field 1165. 12-b
PUREBRED HEREFORD BULL,
16 months old, for sale or will
trade for Holstein Hull. Contact
Bill Holland, R.R. 4, Clinton 12-b
LOST AND FOUND
LOST — TRUCK TARPAULIN,
between Exeter and Goderich,
Monday noon. Finder please con-
tact Coatsworth & Cooper, phone
80, Goderich; or phone 295 Bur-
ford eollect, 12-p
LIVESTOCK WANTED
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.
MISCELLANEOUS
BIRDHOUSES OF' DIFFERENT
sizes, shapes and colours. Can be
seen at .T. Plumtrees' Barber Shop,
Clinton. 12-13-P
CRESS BUNION SALVE relieves
fast, wear stylish shoes soon.
Druggists sell Cress Corn Salve
too. 12-b
ELECTRIC MOTOR % prac-
tically new, also wood and coal
range in good condition. Apply
41 Edmonton Road, RCAF Station
Clinton. •12-p
I.E.L. CHAIN SAWS. MODELS
H.A., Super Pioneer, Super Twin.
For complete part ef and service
apply Robert Glen, Clinton, phone
907r25. 12-13-14-p
VULCANIZING — Tractor, Truck
and Car Tires. Fluid inflation
service. Pick-up and delivery ser-
vice, Al Linfield's Tire and Sport
Shop, phone Goderich 535.
BUSH WANTED—We are in the
market for good hardwood timber.
We pay cash when transaction
closed, Also -buying lop. Tames
T. Craig & Son, Auburn, phone
Blyth 431? 24, 10-1-2-p
McCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS —
complete parts, trained service.
Authorized dealer . . McCulloch
Saw Sales, 377 Huron St., Strat-
ford, Ont. Phone Stratford 10613.
3-tfb
FARIVIERSI If in Med of exper-
ienced farm help, call us, Single
and married men available. If you
have farms for rent or for sale,
let us know. Call Corn, Buruma,
R.R. 4, Clinton. Phone Clinton
807r21. 8 to 13-b
'KITCHENER BIG 4 CHICKS ---
• Dayold, started; pullets, cockerels,
We often have weekly specials our
agent here den tell you about.
Save money, ask him about them.
' Usual high standard; Canadian
Approval, plus our own complete
• breeding program coveting 25 yrs.
Chicks for high production—eggs,
body weight; whatever your mar-
ket calls for. Ask Chas, Scott,
Auburn, phone Blyth 43r23,
EMPLOYMENT WANTED
HOUSE WORK WANTED, WILL
also do baby sitting. Acme Clin-
ton 311-M. 12-p
FARM WANTED
LARGE LOT OR SMALL Acreage
:in Or near Hayfield, with or with-
out buildings. Apply Box 72,
Clinton News -Record. 12-p
FARMS FOR SALE
'NICE LIST OP 'FARMS FOR
,Nife. L. G. Winterelleal 'Estate.
Thane Clinton 448. 118-4cfb
209 ACRES OF LAND, eight -room
:house, bank barn, -on 'Highway 8
tbeaween Clinton and Goderich, one
:mile from Holmesville, with or
me out stock and implements,
Ap,v Clarence Sturdy, prop., R.R.
:2, Ciinton. Phone Clinton 901r13.
49-tfb
HAY FOR'SALE
'MST OR SECOND CUT, baled
• aloevr hay; , also limited amount
..of•baled straw. Apply Murray
Forbes, phone Clinton 904r31.
9-tfb
rPELP WANTED —TEMALE
WAITRESS WANTED AT Ping -
en;' Restaurant Clinton, phone
et*. Full time, job. •12-13b
PASTURE WANTED
GRASS WANTED—DESIRE TO
rent 80 acres of grass. Apply Ed.
•Grigg, R.R. 3, Clinton, phone
911r2. •12-13-b
PIANO TUNING
YbUR PIANO carefully tuned.
Just call G. W. Cox at Clinton
6953. 43-tfb
POULTRY FOR SALE
500 WHITE ROCKS, 51/a months
old. $2.00 each. Apply C. Buruma,
Clinton, phone 807r21. l2 -
SALESMEN WANTED
ACT NOW if you want extra $ $
for EASTER. • Join a progressive
company with 250 guaranteed
products. Every house in your
territory a potential customer. No
dull season with our line, Wher-
ever you may live write in for de-
tails. FAIVIILEX, 1600 Delorirnier,
Dept. B, Montreal. 12-b
SEED FOR SALE
QUANTITY OF RED CLOVER
and Timothy seed, Phone Wilbtir
Jewitt, R.R. 1, Clinton, • phone
Seaforth 841r15.
SEED CORN, GENUINE Pfister
Hybrids. Milford Durst, 11.11, 2,
Clinton or, phone Carlove 1112,
11-12-p
ALFALFA SEED -- thoroughly
cleaned at Jones and 1ViacNaugh-
ton Seeds. Get our price. William
J. Clark, phone Hensel] 687 r 12.
• 11-12-p
500 BUSHELS BEAVER OATS,
with small percentage • of barley,
$1.10 per buthel, Milton Pollock,
RR. 1, Varna. Phone Hensall
• 11-12-b
687 r 31.
BIRTHS
AMIRATJLT — In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Friday, March 19,
• 1954, to Mr. and Mrs. Barney
Amiratilt, RCAF Station Clin-
ton, a daughter. •
DENOMIVIE — In Clinton Public
Hospital, op Monday, March 22,
• 1954, to Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
• Denomrne Clinton a daughter.
ELLIOTT—In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Tuesday, March 23,
1954, to Dr. and -Mrs. George S.
• Elliott, a daughter. •e
EMPEY—In Clinton Public Hospi-
tal, on Saturday, March 20, 1954,
to Mr. and Mrs. William Empey,
)3Iyth, a son.
HAMILTON—In London, on
Thursday, March 25, 1954,to
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hamilton
(nee Beth Goviei), a son.
-IARKNESS — In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Thursday,. March
18, 1954, to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Harkness, Hensall, a son,
HITSIVIAN — In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Saturday, March
20, 1954, to Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Hitsman, Exeter, a daughter.
1VICCLINCHEY—In Clieton Public
Hospital, on Saturday, March
20, 1954, to Mr, and Mrs. Frank
McClinchey, Zurich, a son,
DEATHS
BEDFOR.D—In Sault Ste. Marie,
on Friday, March 19, 1954, Eva
J. Shobbrook, beloved wife of
John Bedford, in her 70th year.
Funeral service was conducted
from the Arthur funeral home
on Monday, March 22. Inter-
ment in Sault Ste. Marie Ceme-
tery.
THOMPSON — Suddenly at his
home in Detroit, on • Tuesday
evening, March 23, 1954, Edgar
Thompson, 47, beloved husband
of Helen Roberton and son-in-
law of Mr. and Mrs. George
Roberton, Clinton. Funeral ser-
vices to be arranged.
Mc1VIICHAEL — Suddenly at his
home in Colborne Township, on
Tuesday, March 23, i 1954, Gar-
field McMichael, n his 68th
year. Funeral service from the
family residence on Friday at
2.00 p.m. Interment will be made
in Maitland Cemetery.
STOVES FOR SALE
BEA.TTY OIL BURNER and pipes
nearly new; four burner electric
range. Apply 29 Regina Road,
RCAF Station Clinton, phone
541-3-5. •12-p
COLEMAN SPACE HEATER,
50,000 13TU's Beach Oil Range,
with oven. Both four months old,
new condition. Will deliver and
instal. Apply 28 Edmonton Road,
Adastral Park, RCAF Station
Clinton. •9-tfb
TRUCK FOR SALE
1951 FARGO % TON EXPRESS,
Irvine Tebbutt, phone Clinton
902 r 6. 11-12-p
TEACHE,RS WANTED
CLINTON PUBLIC SCHOOL
requires for September
1. Female' teacher for Grade 1.
2. Male teacher for intermediate
g•ratle.
Applying stating qualifications,
experience, salary expected, name
of last inspector, to H. C. Lawson,
Clinton, Ontario. 12-b
PROTESTANT TEACHER want-
ed for S.S. No. 9, Goderich Town-
ship. Duties to commence in Sept-
ember. Apply stating qualifications
and salary expected to Robert E.
Rowden, Secretary -treasurer, R.R.
3, Clinton, Ontario, 12-13-b
LEGACNOTICES
TAKE NOTICE that pursuant
to the Change of Name Act, R.S.O.
1950, Chapter 47, Joseph Rusnak,
otherwise known as Joe Rusnak, a
Leading Air Craftsman of the
Royal Canadian Air Force, pres-
ently stationed at the Clitton
Radar & Communications School,
will apply to His Honour, Judge
Thomas Moore Costello, at the
Temporary Court House, in the
Town of Goderich in the County
of Huron, on Friday, the gth day
of April, AD. 1954, at 9.30 o'clock
in the forenoon, for an Order
changing his name to Joseph Allan
Cana.
DATED at Clinten, Ontario, this
15th day of March, AD: 1954.
F. FINGLAND, Q.C.,
[Hinton, Ontario,
Solicitor for the Applicant.
11-2-3-b
FOR SALE
11,4 Storey Six -Room Dwelling;
modern conveniences; located
near schools; price: $5,500.
11/4• Storey Six -Rollin Dwelling;
Price: $3,200.
VA Storey Five -Room Dwelling;
new; modern conveniences;
immediate possession.
1 Storey Four -Room Dwelling;
new; modern conveniences;
early possession.
1 Storey Four-Itooni Dwelling;
• bath; good building lot adjac-
ent; near new school. Price:
• $2300 'with terms.
110 Acre Vann; good buildings;
Ityclro; geode location; early
• possession.
11/4 •Storey 8 -Room Dwelling;
two electric fire places; den,
hardwood floors; modern con-
• veniences; hot water heating
with oil; double garage; ideal
14.,ation.
11/4 Storey New Dwelling; living
room; dining room; den; sun
• 'porch; • mollern kitchen; two
bedrooms and bath down; two
• bedrooms up; hardwood floorin
modern conveniences. One
block from Poet Office.
• H. C. Lawson
• REALTOR
Bank of Montreal Building
Phone 251W — Clinton
Cards of Thanks
We wish to express our sincere
thanks, and appreciation to our
friends and neighbours for floral
tributes, cards, expressions of
sympathy end acts of kindness ex-
tended to, us in our recent sad
bereavement in the loss of our
hesband and father. — MRS, J.
CUDMOR,E and FAMILY.
12-p
I wish to thank all those who so
kindly sent flowers, treats and
cards; also Dr. Oakes, Miss Sin-
clair and the nurses at Clinton
Hospital, for their kipd attention
to my sister while a patient in the
hospital; also the Rev. Peter Ren-
ner, — HERBERT IVIcGREGOR.
12-p
MRS, GRANT RATH wishes to
thank all those who sent cards,
flowbrs and called on her while
she was a patient in Clinton Public
Hospital recently; special thanks
to the doctors and nurses at the
hospit9. 12-b
I wish to thank all my neigh-
bors and friends; also WA of the
Constance Church; the Farm For-
um and all others who visited me
While in Clinton Public Hospital;
also thanks to special nurse Mrs.
Hugh Ball, the hospital nurses,
and Drs. W. A. Oakes and J. A,
Addison. — EPHRAIM CLARKE.
The family of the late Mrs.
David Wright wish to express
their sincere thanks and apprecia-
tion to all for flowers, cards, all
acts of kindness and expressions of
sympathy, during their recent
bereavement, 12-p
In Memoriam
WALPER —In loving memory of
Lloydon Ivan Walper, who.died 00
March 24, 1953:
"I'll always miss him because I
loved him.
He was dearer to me than silver
and gold.
Good was his heart and his
friendship sound.
Loved and respected by all
around.
• And he died as he lived, every-
one's friend."
--Lovingly remembered by his
wife, Vera.,
• 12-p
WALPER—In loving IneninaY 02 a
dear son and brother, Lloydon
Walper ,who passed away so sud-
denly one year ago, March 24,
1953:
"He bade no one a last farewell,
He said good-bye to none,
His spirit fled before we knew
That be from us had gone.
What would I give to clasp his
hand, e
1 -lis happy face to see,
To heal: his voice and see his
smile,
That meant so much to me."
—Always •remembered and sadly
• missed by his mother, sister
Fern and brother-in-law Herb.
WALPER--In loving memory of a
dear uncle, Lloydon Walper, who
passed away so suddenly on March
24,1953:
"Quickly and suddenly came the
call,
His sudden death surprised us
all. '
Dearer to memory than words
can tell,
' loss of one we loved Sowell
The loss of one we loved so well.
We often sit and think of .hlin
When we are all alone,
For memory is the only thing
That grief can call its own."
--Always remembered by Elroy,
• Marlene and children.
CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
Of Iran IU Stock, Implements :end
Grain at Lot NOS. 38 and 89, the
corner faren of Base Line Road
and lOtit Concession of Ilfullett
Township, 8 utiles west of Lorides-
boro, or 8 miles north et crinnton,
on
• Wed,' April 7
• at 12,30 noon.
Sale consists of 46 head of Here-
ford cattle; pigs, implements and
grain. Terms—Cash. •
• No reserve as farms are sold,
Lunch •served by Surrunerhill
Ladies' Club.
SID LANSING, Proprietor
• Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer
' It. W. Colquhoun, Clerk
12-b
PLASTERING
New Work or Repairs
ARCHWAYS, COVES,
STUCCO. •
30 Yews Experience
C. F. GARROW
• Phone Clinton
• 943
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• 1954
• is our 20th Year
of continuous improve-
ment ha service and
facilities.
atitig !mural
Anntx,
ROXY THEATRE
CLINTON
NOW PLAYING—March 25-27
"DESTINATION GOBI"
starring Richard WM:nark —
Don Taylor — COLOR ,
MON., TUES., WED.—Mar. 29-31
ESTHER FERNANDO .
WILLIAMS • LAMAS
• "DANGEROUS
WHEN WET"
— COLOR —
THURS., RRL, SAT.—April 1-3
LLOYD NOLAN
"CRAZY LEGS"
with
Joan Vans and Elroy Hirsch
Caming—April 5-7
"BAND WAGON"
Fred,Astaire
PARK THEATRE
GODERICH—Phone 1150
Now playing Thur. Fri Sat
Stephen..1VIeNally --Julia Adams
•• and Hugh Marlowe
The Indian disputes of Arizona
form a background for an excite
ing adventure drama and a color-
ful Western romance.
"The Stand at
Apache River"
In Technicolor
Coming—
• Richard Widinark — Elaine
Stewart & 'Karl Malden
From its rowdy, ribald horse -play
to its rousing marching song . . .
from its hard-boiled hates and
slugging feuds to its -tough but
tender love story . . this is a
drama of our times . . exciting,
exalting, young, brave and alive!!
"Take the High
GlininTlides,', Wed.
In Ansco Color
CAPITAL THEATRE
• GODERICH Pbone 47
Now Playing—Thar. Fri. Sat.
June Raver -- Dennis Day
and Gloria De Haven
With "guest stars" Dan Dailey,
Neanne Crain and Victor Mature
in a lively tune -film about an am-
bitious song -plugger.
"I'LL GET BY"
In Technicolor
Coming—Mon. Tues. Wed:
• James Cagney — Barbara Haee
• and Ann Francis
By using the slogans and tricks
of a demagogue a one-time peddler
rises to power in the mythical
state of Magnolia.
"A Lion Is In
• The Streets"
In Technicolor
AUCTION SALE
Of Household Effects from the
home of Alex M. Glen, Highway 8,'
Goderich (one block east of the
pillars), on
Saturday March 27
.9
at 1.30 p.m., the following:
Cherry library table; 4 dining
room chairs; 2 drop-leaf tables;
double bed, springs and mattress;
2 oak dressers; studio couch; arm
chair; oak rocking chair; Acme
electric washing machine; Kelvin-
ator (nearly new); Beatty electric
dryer (nearly new); Electric Heat
4eburner heavy duty enamel range;
kitchen step ladder stool; invalid's
wheel chair; copper boiler; quan-
tity of books; numerous other
articles. TERMS—CASH.
ALEX M. GLEN, Proprietor
Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer
joe Corey, Clerk
12-5
Dispersal
AUCTION SALE
— of —
Dairy Cows & Young Cattle
At Lot 4, Con. 13, Tuckersinith
Township, 3 miles east or Hensall,
on
Wed., March 31
at 1 pan.
5 Holstein cows, fresh and ye-
cently fresh; 4 Holstein cows, due
tine of sale; 2 Holstein cows, due
in May; 1 Jersey cow with calf at
foot; 2 part Holstein cows, fresh
3 months; 1. Durham cow, fresh,
with twin calves; 1 Jerseyeheifer,
bred; 1 Guernsey heifer, to fresh-
en in June; 20 Hereford heifers
and steers from calves to 1 yr. old.
Hay: 250 bales of mixed hay;
15 ton loose mixed hay.
Terms—Cash
THOMAS SLAVIN, Proprietor
Harold jackson, Auctioneer
11 P. Chesney, Clerk
12-5
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Inntehiner,y and House-
hold Effects at Lot 14, Con. 9,
1 tulle south and 3 miles oast of
Londesboro, on
Monday March 29
at 1 p.m.
Six ft. cut Dearbourn combine,
motor driven, cut only 170 acres;
Ford Ferguson tractor, on rubber,
in good condition; 13 -tooth Ferg-
uson cultivator (like new); Fer-
uson plow, two 10" bottoms (like
new); 8 ft. fertilizer spreader; 13 -
run disc Massey Harris drill; rub-
ber tired farm wagon; Massey
Harris hay loader: Big 4 McCor-
mick mower, 6 ft. cut; 10 It Mas-
sey Harris dump rake; 7 ft. Deer-
ing binder; Clinton fanning mill
with flat pulley; single furrow
walking plow; 16 ft. sliding. hay
rack; root pulper; pump jack;
2 hp. gas motor; steel stock
trough; manure sleigh; hay car
with ropes and pulleys; set double
harness; horse collars; wheel bar-
row; crosscut saw, forks, shovels,
bairels; 700 bus. Clinton oats, suit-
able for seed; 3 mows mixed hay,
Household Effects — Colonial
player piano; dining room table,
6 chairs; 6 kitchen chairs; baking
cabinet; 2 sideboards; small
tables; Edison Victrola with 300
records; cupboard; 2 dressers.'3
beds with springs; antique settee
with 2 chairs in cherry; chest of
drawers; pictures; sewing mach-
ine; meat grinder; sausage mach-
ine with lard press; 50 sap pails;
sap pan, and spiles; wood heater;
fruit jars and other household
articles too nurnerous to mention.
TERMS—CASH
iVilliam and George Fairserviee,
Proprietors
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer
George Powell, Clerk
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REAL ESTATE
• FOR SALE •
200 -ACRE Highway • Farm, with
good buildings, hydro, water, 85
Stcre bushmust be eel&
100-A011E Highway Farm, With
• very fine modern building, fly-
dro, water,good soil. Be sure
and see this farm. Terms.
75 ACRES, 5 acres bush, balance
• good workable land, good build-
ings, hydro, on good road close
to school and highway.
DWELLINGS in Blyth, Dungan-
non and Wingharn.
Farm Listings Wanted
Cecil heeler
(REALTOR) -
Phone. 88 BIyh, Ont
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The Credit Union Way
—for possible sickness and
medical expense
—for vacations
—for better education for
the children
—forinsurance and taxes
—For Christmas down at
the bottom of the cal-
endar.
Life Insurance with savings
(automatically) at no
cost to you.
Clinton Community
Credit Union Limited
W. V. ROY—Treas.-Manager
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Farmers
AUCTION SALES
1 EVERY FRIDAY
AT 2 P.M.
TERMS CASH
J. COREY, Saaes Manager
E. W. ELLIOTT Aectioneer
K. W. COLQUHOUNT, Clerk
Dr. F. M. Nein/land
Wishes to announce that he has opened
on office on Monday, March 8, in Mrs.
B. C. Hearh's residence, on Huron Street,
Clinton.
-- Phone 170
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ARROW SHIRTS
PHONE 25
(Main Corner)
STETSON HATS
• CLINTON