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ADDITIONAL SPORTS
C1assifiEd 'Rates Tapping Up 5®mething �' o]C Mnm AT TELEPHONE AT �+ ® TELEPHONL'
L z N T o rl THEPARK 1150 THECAPITAL 47
ethics R foitoWing(date R�?7�Y TI iEATFiE
ertion)-Two vents a word first (� Now Playing—Thur. Fri. Sat. NOW --Thur., Fri. & Sat.
nserLkon (minimum 5b cents); I Midget G."] � David Niven - Peggy qummins NOW—Thur., Fri.. &"Sat.
ubsequent insertions '1'Vi cents a . eG 99 William Elliott - Marie Windsor
word ent In a 35: rents); : 15 "Air. Scoutmaster Walter Brennan
and ]Torbert Lom and
Clifton`. Webb a a child -hater who Ealing Studios presents •a, -Michael, ;The story of an ambitious man -
rents extra for boa number or Milverton § Balcon Comedy that defies eonven
finds Himself>knee�dee in of a six-gun showdown. blazing
'or direction an' NEWS -RECORD :,r. p tion - - :against the timeless beauty on the adventurous trail,
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Officer Bev Boyes accounted for three of
,;.`• Boy Scouts. of the Italian scene.
Edmund Gwenn New, and nnusualF "SHOWDOWN"
IF CHARGED -15 cents extra: ,the Clinton Lions i91ldgets goals a;':1 "'' " sr George (Foghorn) Winslow SHO �'1' DOW
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DEADLINE --I2 noon'. Wedaas=
as they lost:a 7-4 decision to Mil-
Y. vel ton Lions,, Midgets in M lve ;„: �' ""^•'« Mon. Tues. Wed:, Dec.27-29 ` y9
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Lotter
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'The LoveTECHNICOLOR
for RENT ;..ry.. :..,:..::... ::::.,:.::., "Wal��in M Bab _
MON., U & WED.
ACCOMMODATION R' hard Conte Linda Christian
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, m,.,,:. ,;;::,,:.<:.. � ., . ,..•:.:.,... /:�; g J J and Mauritz Swartz .
edge on the r::s•.>::. .;:
Milverton held, an g , :::,..,,.,. ;....... s, ? ,M• .::::.. ......:::: >:•:. :.... .:...:: .. � ..r.,
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ACCOMMODATIbN for Roomers la all the way, especially m the ;,,,,;,..<; .•:$:.:;•,..... $aCI HOlA1e • love resents a panorama of
play Y, p .,..:.:. ,:�s;�a:;;� ;#:.:;,v,:, , . ,, �.>.a;<',•. s.;:s presents' p pas
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James 2;kr.,. James Stewart Gia Sell
tin Boarders. Mrs. Alec:McMiChael, _ s«>;.'s«;: s:..: � � :�^:•:?`r�.>,, ::a, < :,.; ::
e Tod when:Cimton went ::<•,•,:.,..,.,., :�,. s.:•. ,..n ::; :! ?>" Y slops and violence as Babylon falls
second p x „Uk s,,r...,,., : is ;'., iyd;n.'>,':%' Smartly et znusical show, done d Wendell dor
hone Clinton 163Ft. 5-•::... <• ::, <,
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cox- ..: F ':>::> >, .; s ;.i... ;: ,::•::^:,. ^. > » s.: ?s ?•:>S:. a: ,, in flames.
,_ • scoreless. Hugh, Colquhoun s :;,,.;:,,,:�,:;`"��,� F :.... :,� ,.:..: r..;,.,;,. ,�,�..,,i
inexpert style.
•:;:>.., �,. <::, • ,• ::. ...:.: ...:..... Produced �1ad directed. by Alfred
RNISHEDI .:T1IREll-ROOM a- ii ton' cal. n:« .:, `�'...«. .>:;: ,,.: Donald O Clonnor '- Janot' Leigh Hitchcock ".the unique story of a G
F[l Md the other Ci a g t rY "Slaves
artment ' downstairs, c e n.t r a 1, � 1 „.:,:.. � ..,. :: - - - - - 7 r
p '%�:: ��: ::`, . :� u> . , .' , • , , � � bed -ridden 'intellectual tylia -d'oes 1'aveS of
lin- Clinton.cal ii: Livermore;. de- ?�•l` :; �,� .�
.available immediately, Phone C , g :� ,!': <.,s•: Thur. Fn. Sat., Dec. 30 -Jan. 1 -some crime -sleuthing:
t 51b fence, M. Neal, M. Lee centre;
ton 73J. G4 ?2
Babylon"
wings, H' Col uhoun GL 97
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SIX ROOM NOUS IN Bay i 'Telford G.
R E Ron Hu 'll' subs S. -- In Technicolor o gi o r •-
three piece bathroom: Two stoves. "'
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Telford; J. Riley,` Doug Mann, J. fs s,r• Esther Williatins -Van Johnson .- TECHNI06LOR -
Unfurnished. Prion Bayfield 53x2; Watkins, Durnin, Larry McGraw. ;,s(<<: ,:;::; c;: }, ,r;.,;•
:Possession !mine ✓A>r`: u.,. ^% ^" Oontitig: Saabaaa Lawrence and
„us,: Christmas and Now Year's Day
Y mfrs:': Brett Bin - In
_ � ,.t,,. 't ,:::..: .,:. kss. ;: ' Matinees at 2.50 an. • Corning, „J g
MISCELLA. NEOUS ti st ,:< >: t p coin "Jesse James and The
SIX ROOM UNFURNISHED sI Regular admission: Adults and Gambler from Natchez
,dwelling, all conveniences. Im-
"` "t"` i 1 :•: :� " Students 35; Children 13 with Debra P et & Technicolor' Daltons
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:I.E.L. "PIONEER" CHAINSaws,
mediate Possession.Apply to fI.stropgiy built, dependable, e, low m
'C. Lawson, Realtor, Unn_riceFrve and ten horsepower
ton 251W. 51-t—
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R3 hart nlan. nhnne Chn-
room furnished cabin trailer. App1Y Electrolux Sales and Service
to north apartment in Jordan Cleaners and Polishers
:some on Victoria Street or phone Local Representative
(.limon 661-W. ' 50-51-p R. E. RUTrAN
7WO ROOM FURNISHED apart- 172 Picton Street, West
aatients.rieh, Ontario
Pleated, private conven- Gode
ieMces, private entrances. Rent by 50.1.2 i -p
-week or. month. Piers on's Motel, LIVESTOCK FEEDERS, Faimers
Bayfield Road, Goderieh, phone here's cod news. We now have
Goderieh 980: 49tfb available Egmont Minerals for all
livestock; which supply all min -
ARTICLES FOR SALE erals that your animals could poss-
4bly require at a price which will
NEW AND USED RCA VICTOR
televisions and , appliances. See surprise you. Guaranteed analysis,
them at T. d Dutton's,Bruce- fully registered with the Depart-
ment of Agriculture; Ottawa. Com-
-field. Phone Clinton 634r4. pares as good or better than any
51tfb mineral food on the market, re
CUSTOM WORK gardless of price. Egmont Minerals
are very palatable without the ad-
dition FRAMING We of highly flavoured ingred-
'naw equipped to do picture from- Tents. Get the facts. Phone, write
EinVan-
g. Good selection of mouldings. or call at the farm, J. W. 18.
Laren's Studio. ! 42tfb Egmond, Clinton, Phone 80550 7-b
:SNOW PLOWING, DRIVEWAYS, .
lanes, parking lots. Ken McKenzie, POULTRY FOR SALE
phone Clinton 552W, _
50-1-b DRESSED POULTRY, delivered.
MONOGRAMMED GIFTS SAY Phone Seaforth 850x33.
,"Thank You" and mean it. We 50-1-p
'van give one day service on writ-
-ing paper; envelopes, book match- PROPERTY FOR SALE
•a.§, playing cards, serviettes,
r les a and
'Christmas cards, wallets, n
°C3x England".
r P IN "Little En d
FrvE Loxs
pencils, zipper cases. Buy a "per- for sale immediately. All m one
sonalized ggift from MCEWAN'S area, Best offer, Phone Clinton
Gniv and STATIONERY -STORE. 640W, 51 to 3p-tfb
47-tfb
FARMS FOR 'SALE SALESMAN WANTED
AGENTS FOR Made -To -Measure
:l+'FICE LIST OF FARMS FOR men's and ladies' clothes. direct
sale. L. G. Winter, Real Estate. from factory to wearer. Full or
`:Phone Clinton 448. 33-tfb Dart time You can earn a FREE
Bonus Suit, within 30 days plus
Fprniture. Re -Finishing high commission. Experience not
t3 necessary, Write Box 76, Station
FOR FURNITURE, PIANO AND G, Montreal. 5111
:radio cabinet, refiuishing and re- '
pairing, apply W. G. Pickett, CARD OF THANKS
phone Clinton 761M. 35-tfb We wish to express our heart -
HELP WANTED—Female felt thanks and appreciation to
our relatives, neighbours and
WAITRESS WANTED, Full time. friends for the many acts of kind -
At Ruby and Bill's. 5111 ness, messages of sympathy and
beautiful floral tributes tendered
WAITRESS, DAY WORK; also to us during our recent very sad
:maid for upstairs work. Phone bereavement in the loss of a loving
Clinton -793. 51b husband and father; also to Rev.
H, C. Wilson and the staff of C1in-
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE ton Hospital; special thanks to
Mr, and Mrs. George Beattie;
'HOLSTEIN CALF, suitable for -MRS. RUTH HOLLAND AND
vealing. Apply to Walter Forbes, 1!'AMILY. 51b
phone Clinton 751w2 51b
REGISTERED HEREFORD Bull, ig,�G;.u�4' aiFfsisaka'1it
one year old. Apply to Bill Harris,
R.R. 2, Bayfield, phone Clfnton
908r3. 49-50-1-b
NURSING HOME
T1H.AMEr-R0 W'LAIVD
lyVUSING HOMXIi-SEAFORTH ;.
Graduate nurse in charge 24
'ho'Urs: Competent care for can-
vice.
on
vice. uiei reasanz iocatiion..
PH NE EAFORTH 498
45-52-b
LIVESTOCK WAN -"ED
WANTED. OLD HORSES AND
dead cattle, Gilbert Bros. Mink's
.stanch, Goderieh. Phone collect,;
•836r32, or 936x21. 8-ptfb
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`We open wide our +
dhearw,to wish each
And every one of our
AOI customers; a ,
-very happy holiday
aearon.
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Like
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tike the ornaments i` n
- that adorn your treo. A
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may your .holiday
•colebralion_be
festooned with fun
and gaiety.
W. P. McAlpine
Phone 83 -- Clinton
See me for remarkably
IOW RRTES ON
:: iii:. i;: £; ::....:: 'r.•:r:• �sf e aces on farm machinery from the
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`i"•r+s>`<';,
elements. These compounds, can
:^ be applied quickly and easily by
mesas of a brushor rag, or dil-
"" uted and sprayed on with a simple
spray atomizer. A small amount
a ¢ of time, effort, and expense given
to the protection of farm imple-
ments will return dividends in the
?` form of improved performance,
Seedbed preparation machines
-These two conspirators seem to have gotten into the Christ- should have all dirt removed and
mas spirit, well enough - and they are putting the last touches the polished surfaces thoroughly
to a special present for the most important woman in their lives. coated with a rust -proofing com-
Certainly-it is none too soon, either, for there is only one more pound: Grain drills 'should have
shopping day until Christmas. all seed and fertilizer removed
from the drill, since any grain or
fertilizer' left in the hopper will
BIRTHS F�.rmers grayed T® collect and hold wood
rode
4J in turn' will rot wood and corrode
FREMLIN - In Clinton- 'Public metal, The drills should be stored
Hosgital, ..on Saturday, Deeem- �p/� in a dry place, set level with a
11.17 18, 1954, to Mr. and Mrs. Store Machines board under the drill in the event
Richard D. Premlin, Clinton, a of its being stored on a dirt floor.
son, (Calvin Edward). Harvesting machines should be
GODLEY In the' general bospi- Carefully Inside thoroughly cleaned and inspected,
til, Middleton, MS., on Wed- worn parts replaced and the mach-
tal, , ton, ., 1954, to The useful life and service of inery returned to a serviceable
F/O and Mrs: December , Godley, many farm machines is shortened condition. Knotters and such
(nee Margaret Slnoebottom), a through the lack of properpro- mechanisms should be coated
son (John Rickard). tection and safe storage, states G. with a grease or a rust prevent -
L. Byers, Department of Agricul- ative. Guard points and exposed
MILLER -In Clinton Public Tics- tura] Engineering, Ontario Agri- cutting parts should be covered
pital, on'Saturday; December 18, cultural College. Since most to protect worlters and livestock.
1954, to Mr. and Mrs. 'Reg. Mil- machines are used only a few Canvas conveyors, etc., should be
]or, RR 3, Clinton, :a daughter weeks each season, their total per- thoroughly cleaned, dried and star
(Wendy Darlene). iod of annual service is rather ed in a dry, protected place away
short. HoWeverr,
the chief enemies from rodents, ii
ds poultry,
etc.
R;GIER -In Clinton Public Has- of machines -decay, rust and cox- a
ven though a machine is ciean-
pital, on Sunday, December 19, rosion-are active the year round. ed, reconditioned and lubricated
1954, to Mr, and Mrs. Leslie Today, there are available to when placed in storage, it needs to
Regier, Zurich, a son.. the; farmer rust -proofing cam-
be
cleaned again and thoroughly
SCHROEDER--In Clinton Public ponds which are doing an excel. Rubricated when removed from
Hospital, on Saturday, Decem- lent job in protecting exposed sur- storage and restored to service.
ber 18, 1954, to Mr. and Mrs. - -
Edward Schroeder, Hensell, a
daughter.
SITANAHAN-In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Saturday; Decem-
ber 18, 1954, to Mr. and Mrs.
W. L Shanahan, RR 1, Clinton,
a son.
20, 1954, to Mr. and Mrs. L.
Villeneuve, Clinton, a. daughter.
(Loxia Lynne).
DEATHS
ANDERSON --In Detroit; Mich.,
on Monday, December, 13, 1954:
following a shortillness; Arnold
Anderson, beloved husband of
Mayetta McCartney. Funeral
services held on- Thursday, Do -
comber 16, 1954, ' by Rev, Con-
stantine Trued. Burial service
under auspices of the Du 'Nord
-Lodge of •the Scrmdwavlan Fra-
ternity of America.
FISHER - At his .home in Col-
borne Township, on Monday; De-
comber 20, 1954, Aaron C. Fis-
her, bolpved husband of Lettle
Jane Sprung, (and father' of
Mrs, J. Corey; RR. 2, Clinton),
in his 75th year. Funeral by
Rev: D. W. Williams, to Col-
borne Cemetery, on Wednesday
afternoon, December 22.
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BLUE RIVER. and BLUE BIRD DIAMONDS
Spode Dinnerware
Visit Our Modern Up -To -.Date Jewellery Store Today
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