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DEADLINE -12 noon, Wednes-
ACCOMMODATION for RENT
"THREE ROOM APARTMENT,
•.unfurnished, private bath, central-
ly located. Heated. Phone Clin-
ton. 643R after six o'clock.
31p
TWO APARTMENTS, both self-
contained. One recently complet-
ely
omplet-e y redecorated. Contact O. Swit-
• zer, phone Clinton 397. 27tfb
THREE ROOM FURNISHED and
heated apartment, share bath,
• .suitable for couple. Phone Clinton
145J. 31b
.Accommodation Wanted
.UNFURNISHED HOUSE, adults.
..- eply by letter to Box 310, Clin-
ton News -Record. 31-2-p
FURNISHED APARTMENT, for
• couple, in Town of Clinton prefer -
Tea. Phone Clinton 710 and ask
''forG. A. Theal, Room 114.
31p
• ARTICLES FOR SALE
ARMY BELL TENT, $32; Cocoa
mat rug, 6x9, $6.00; two -burner
hot plate, $2.50. E. D. Surbey,
phone Clinton 539M. 31b
BICYCLES—TOP QUALITY AT
reasonable prices, $39.95 up. Tires,
"tubes, batteries, tools, etc. West-
ern Tire and Auto Supply Limited,
(associate store), Clayton Dixon,
proprietor, phone Clinton 349.31b
RCA VICTOR "DEEP IMAGE"
"Television, new low prices on all
unodels. T. A. Dutton, Brucefield,
Ont. Phone Clinton 634r4.
19-tfb
FRIGIDAIRE FOR SALE, 1953
model, in good condition, will ac-
• rept best reasonable offer. Phone.
Bayfield 48r3. 31b
TV FIT FOR A "KING" — We
Rent —Move — Install, Complete
•aerSice on all makes of rotators
and antenna. All work fully guar-
anteed. Huron Tower Installation,
. •iLhone Goderich 1344M. 6tfb
ARTICLES WANTED
BABY'S HIGH CHAIR, in good
condition. Phone Clinton 682R.
31x
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
'1953 CHEVROLET "BEL AIR"
'Sedan, just like new, radio, heater,
directional signals, actual mileage
' 7,000 miles. Contact Mrs. James
Elliott, Chalk Street, Seaforth,
'Phone Seaforth 249W. 30-1-b
BABY CHICKS
"WANTED TO PURCHASE —
ptfllets, all ages and breeds. High -
'est prices paid. State breed and
',number for sale. Box 251, Clin-
'ton News -Record. 25 to 32b
'HATCHING EGGS WANTED by
.este of Canada's largest and old -
,est established hatcheries. Eggs
taken every week in the year.
Et premium paid. For full 'de-
taijs write Box 280, Clinton News -
'Record. 28-35-b
KITCHENER BIG -4 PULLETS,
"2-6 weeks, most breeds, at low
•summer prices. Also mixed chicks.
.And Arbor Acre, White Rock
.:chicks. Ask us for full particulars.
Charles Scott, Auburn, phone
'Blyth 43r23. 30-1-b
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
"EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY to
'tram to earn worthwhile income
as- a figure stylist. Phone Clinton
,509W4. 31b
OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS.
Contact L. G. Winter, Real Estate,
;Thigh Street, Clinton. Phone Clin-
-ton 448. 13tfb
FARM EQUIPMENT For Sale
' ONE No. 6 GEORGE WHITE
"Threshing Machine, in good work-
ing
orking order, good rubber tires, 12 -
foot elevator, straw shredder, used
four seasons, has done no custom
• work. Apply to Cecil Elliott,
phone Clinton 669R. 31b
FARM EQUIPMENT WANTED
'POTATO PLOW, for digging po-
tatoes. L. Idsinga, RR 2, Clint b
'FARMS FOR SALE
'NICE LIST OF FARMS FOR
'sale. L. G. Winter. Real Estate.
Phone Clinton 448. Low down
payments. 33-tfb
'IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR. A
'good farm in Huron County, con-
tact John Bosveld, Real Estate
'Broker, 40 Wellesley Street, God-
, erich, phone Goderich 1108.
25-tfb
"FURNITURE FOR SALE
:ANTIQUE SOFA, in perfect con-
dition. Phone Clinton 254. 31b
Furniture Re -Finishing
(FOR. FURNITURE, PIANO AND
radio cabinet refinishing and re-
pairing, apply W. G. Pickett,
phone Clinton 761M. 18b-tfb
HELP WANTEDMale
GOOD STEADY, RELIABLE
young man for full time work in
Food Market. Phone Clinton 40.
31p
LIVESTOCK WANTED
WANTED. OLD HORSES AND
dead cattle. Gilbert Bros. Mink.
Ranch, Goderich. Phone collect,
1483J1, or 1483J4 9ptfb
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
TWO HOLSTEIN CALVES, suit-
able for vealing. Apply Ross Tre-
wartha, RR 4, Clinton. 31p
THREE' PUREBRED "Canadian"
Yorkshire boars; almost ready for
service. Contact James Lobb,
Clinton, phone'Clinton 75831.
31-2-p
MISCELLANEOUS
VISIT COUNTER'S JEWELLERY
Store for best values in Diamond
Rings, Bluebird and Forget -me -
Not. For evening appointments
phone Clinton 230. W. N. Counter.
31p
WATERLOO CATTLE Breeding
Association. "Where Better Bulls
Are Used." Artificial Insemination
service for all breeds of cattle.
For service or information phone
Clinton 242 collect, between 7.30
arid '10.00 a.m. on week days and
7.30 and 9.30 a.m. on Sundays.
6-tfb
NOTICE
ANYONE FOUND Trespassing on
Lots 41-51, both sides of river,
Tuckersmith Township, at ANY
TIME hereafter will be prosecuted
By order of the owner — A. E.
Parry. 27-37-p
PERSONAL
HAIR STYLING, COLD WAVES,
full line of cosmetics, lotions, 'etc.
Next to Simpson -Sears Order Of-
fice. Charles House of Beauty,
phone Clinton 529. 22tfb
PET STOCK FOR SALE
FOX TERRIER PUPS for sale.
Joe Corey, phone Clinton 808r12.
31p
POULTRY FOR, SALE
350 PULLETS, New Hampshire x
Sussex, for sale. Starting to lay.
Pere Johnston, Varna, phone Clin-
ton 623r21.: 31b
80 RED ROCK PULLETS, six
months old, laying. G. Vanderhaar,
RR 1, Londesboro, phone Blyth
28r24. 31b
PROPERTY FOR SALE
USED, THREE BEDROOM,
Ranch Bungalow, every conven-
ience including oil furnace with
summer cooling fan. Low down
Council In Action
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Reeve Stanley, a letter of apprec-
iatoin was authorized to the War-
ren Paving Company (which laid
the sidewalks) for their considera-
tion in providing the use of the air
gun, gas to run it, etc., free of
charge.
The Chief's report was scanned,
and Conn'. Trewartha asked- what
percentage of the $100 in fines
would come back to the town.
Clerk John Livermore stated that.
he thought it amounted to 50 per-
cent after the costs had been de-
ducted. Close scrutiny was given
the long distance calls recorded
from the police office telephone.
PUC Responsible
Council passed a motion making
the PUC responsible for mainten-
ance and servicing of the traffic
signal lights, with costs for this
charged to the town each month.
A suggestion was made that the
Department of Highways should
be willing to pay part of the cost
of this, and to this idea the Mayor
said: "Well, it's a funny thing, but
when you're talking about the
lights the Department says the
streets are ours. When we talk
about parking regulations, they
say the streets are not ours."
Payments Split
Cost of paving for the laying
of the new sidewalks down town
for this year will be $2,800, ac-
cording to a report made by Dep-
uty Reeve Stanley of the public
works department. The second
equal payment will come due next
year.
Expenses in the public works
budget included a repair bill of
$490 .for the town grader. This
machine was purchased second
hand early this year, when Coun-
cil decided the old grader was
needing expensive repairs.
Mayor M. J. Agnew congratulat-
ed the chairman of this committee
for his work in supervising the
jobs of his men. "He does a great
deal more than I'd do if I were
chairman," said the mayor.
Building Permits
Building permits were OK'd as
follows: Burton Stanley, addition
to store on Queen Street, $2,000;
Arthur Aiken, house on Raglan
Street, $8,000; Mrs. J. Beacom,
house on Kirk Street $5,000; J. A.
Arrstett, sunporch on house on
Mill Street, $400.
Indigent Patients
Discussion of requests for pay-
ment of hospital bills for two
young Clinton men was held.
Chairman of the health and wel-
fare committed, R. N. Irwin, was
absent, and Reeve M. Crich,
speaking on the matter, said he
payment, balance as rent. A. J. felt the one bill would have to be
Deseck, Base Line Road, North Paid, He had discussed the mat -
End, Clinton. ' an ter with the County Clerk and
found that in other such cases the
towns had had to make the pay-
ments.
One of the young men is work-
ing, so Councillors felt that even
though they had to pay the bill,
they could regain the amount from
him later. The other one was
apparently trying to get the
money for the expense in some
other way.
STOVES FOR SALE
thner o
341MHEATER. Phone C lb
COAL AND WOOD RANGE, Mc -
Clary Royal Charm, white enamel
with black trim, in new condition,
half price. Apply to Box 311,
Clinton News -Record. 31p
SALESMAN WANTED
WANTED AT ONCE Rawleigh
Dealer in Huron County. Write
Rawleigh's Dept. H -169-R, Mont-
real, P.Q. 31b
TENDERS
TENDERS will be received by the
Town of Clinton for the purchase
of the property at the north-east
corner of the Clinton Community
Park, which extends approx. 275
feet northerly from the fence now
erected east and west at the north
end of William Street, and from
the same point 54 feet Westerly
from the limits of the Cudmore
property line. Tenders •to be in
the hands of the clerk -treasurer,
John Livermore, by Saturday, Au-
gust 20, 1955. 31b
TRAILER FOR RENT
HOUSE TRAILER, 22 feet long
by eight feet wide, sleeps four,
built-in cupboards, sink, wired for
hydro. Will rent by week or
month. Eldred Emmerson, Maple
Street. 31p
Pak Councillor
Decision was made to pay ex -
Councillor Shaddick for the 1955
meetings of council up to the date
of, his resignation.
Purchase
The purchase of four pairs of
rubber boots for the use of the
firemen was authorized.
Appointed to Boards
Councillor Norman Livermore
was appointed to the Clinton Plan-
ning Board and to the Clinton
Community Athletic Field Board
for the balance of the year.
ACCOMMODATION for RENT
MODERN DOWNSTAIRS SELF
contained unfurnished apartment
in Goderich near the square, new-
ly finished and decorated, has
built-in cupboards and 3 -piece
bath, continuous hot water. Apply
110 Park St. or 59 . Hamilton St.
Phone Goderich 1102W, between
4 and 6 p.m, available Sept. 1.
31-b
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN MAKING
S100.00 A Week
or more in\your own Home Town, as a salesman?
if so, contact by letter or phone for
appointment.
MR. A. McDERMID,
General Sales Manager,
w
Royalty Food 8 Freezer Plan.
Gummer Building GUELPH, Ontario
This is an Opportunity of a Life Time
30-1-2-b
BIRTHS
ADAMS In: Alexandra 'and Mar-
ine Hospital, Goderich, on Fri-
day, July 29, 1955, to Cpl. and
Mrs, George Adams, Bayfield, a
daughter, (Christine Dalyse).
JOHNSTON — In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Friday, July 29,
1955, to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Johnston, Henson, a : daughter.
STAPLES -In! Clinton` Public Hos-
pital, on ` Friday, July 29, 1955,
to Mr. and 'Mrs. Kenneth
Staples, Blyth, a son.
MARRIAGES
CROSBY-GENNO --In St. John's
Church (Norway), Toronto, on
Saturday, July 30, . . at three
' o'clock, by the groom's father,
Ethel Mae Genno, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Roy
Genno, Toronto, to John David
Woods Crosby, son of the Rev.
and Mrs. Hugh G. E. Crosby,
Schenectady, N.X.
SCHAEFER.-DUNBAR — In Knox
Presbyterian Church, Ethel, en
Monday afternoon, August 1,
1955,; by Rev. W. A. Williams,
Brussels, Georgia Ruth, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. George Dun-
bar, and William George Schaef-
er, Goderich and Clinton, son of
Mr. and Mrs. George Schaefer,
Goderich.
DEATHS
CARTER In Clinton, on Tues-
day, August 2, 1955, George
Ivan Carter, beloved hsband of
Margaret Hart, in his 53rd year.
Funeral from the Bali and
Mutch funeral home, High St.,
Clinton, to Clinton Cemetery,
this afternoon,,. Thursday, Aug-
ust 4, commencing at two
o'clock.
POTTER—In Clinton, on Monday,
August 1, 1955, Frances L. Pot-
ter, in her 65th year. Funeral
from the Beattie funeral home,
Rattenbury Street East„ Clin-
ton, to Clinton Cemetery, this
afternoon, Thursday, August 4,
commencing at two o'clock.
ZAPFE-In Clinton, on Wednes-
day, August 3, 1955, Elizabeth
J. Bartley, beloved wife of the
late John J. Zapfe. Funeral
from the Ball and Mutch fun-
. eral home, High Street, Clinton,
to Clinton Cemetery on Friday
afternoon, August 5, commenc-
ing at 2.30 o'clock.
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$15 And Costs For
Failing To Stop
Convicted of failing to stop at
the stop sign at the intersection of
Shipley and Rattenbury Streets,
and thereby causing an accident,
G. Newton Davies was fined $15
and costs in magistrate's court
here on Tuesday morning,
Mr. Davies' car collided with a
car driven by Lloyd Howatt, RR
1, Blyth, causing an estimated
$200 damage to each vehicle, and
then caromed into a house owned
by Constable Clarence Perdue. No
one suffered serious injury.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Perdue and
grand -daughter Anne Marie, re-
turned on Saturday of last week
from Mexico, Indiana, where they
spent a pleasant fortnight with
the lady's brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Pape.
HAUGHTON' S
WELDING SHOP
CLOSED FOR
Annual Holidays
From
SATURDAY NOON
August 6
to
MONDAY
August 22
Anyone requiring oxygen or
acetylene contact E. J. "Mike"
REYNOLDS, phone 577.
.Flowers
Telegraphed
Anywhere
K. C. COOKE
FLORIST
Phone 66W — Clinton
Alt
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Clinton Community
Farmers.
AUCTION SALES
EVERY FRIDAY
commencing at 8.00 p.m.
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J. COREY, Sales Man ger
E. W. Eu IO7'r Auctioneer
tic W.. WLQUH�UN, Clerk
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CLINTON THE 1150
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NOW: Thurs.; Fria & Sat.
6`Rai`nbow Jacket"
(Technicolor)
The British racing scene comes to
life in this appealing picture.
Hay Walsh — Bill Owen
Robert Morley
MON., TUES. & WED.
"Gorilla :At 'Large"
Goliath, ferocious denizen of an
amusement park carnival, is the
obvious suspect for murder. The
real murderer plays the situation
to the hilt.
Cameron Mitchell — Anne
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Dean Martin Jerry Lewis
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Schaefer's Closes
Doors After July
Closing -Out Sale
Schaefer's Ladies' Wear, Clin-
ton, closed its doors on Saturday
night, after a month long clearing
sale which climaxed two years and
three months in business here.
Manager W. G. "Bill" Schaefer,
was a welcome addition to the
ranks of the businessmen in "Clin-
ton. Though only 19 when he
opened the shop, Bill rapidly be-
came an assured salesman, and
his customers gained confidence
in his buying judgment. He was
one of the youngest members in
the Clinton Lions Club, and was a
member of the Clinton Chamber of
Commerce (again its youngest
member), serving as chairman of
the membership committee
throughout the past year.
On Monday afternoon he mar-
ROXY THEATRE
August Shows
MonTues., Wed. — Aug. 1-2-3
"SO 'THIS IS PARIS"
Tony Curtis - Gloria DeHaven
Thurs., Fri., Sat. — Aug. 4-5-6
"THE RAINBOW JACKET"
(Technicolor)
Kay Walsh — Bill Owen
Mon., Tues., Wed. — Aug. 8-9-10
"GORILLA AT LARGE"
(Colour)
Cameron Mitchell - Anne Bancroft
Thurs., Fri., Sat. — Aug. 11-12-13
"THREE RING CIRCUS"
(Color)
Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis
Mon., Tues., Wed. — Aug. 15-16-17
"ROAD TO BALI"
(Colour)
Bing Crosby — Bob Hope
Thurs., Fri., Sat.— Aug. 18-19-20
"RACING BLOOD"
(Colour)
Bill Williams — Jean Porter
Mon., Tues., Wed. - Aug. 22-23-24
"FORBIDDEN"
Tony Curtis — Joanne Dru
Thurs., Fri., Sat. — Aug. 25-26-27
"FATHER BROWN,
DETECTIVE"
Alex Guiness - Joan Greenwood
Mon., Tues., Wed — Aug. 29-30-31
'REACHING FROM HEAVEN'
Cheryl Walker - John Qualan
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In order to accommodate
STAFF HOLIDAYS
The
CAPITAL THEATRE
will remain closed
AUGUST 1st
• to
AUGUST 14th
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AMP
ried Georgia Dunbar, teacher at
SS 2, Hullett Township, two miles
from Clinton, and they plan to
make their home in Goderich. Mrs.
Schaefer will teach Grade Three
in the Goderich Public School.
Bill's father., G. W. Schaefer
plans retirement from active busi-
ness life in the near future, and
the younger man plans a partner-
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CLINTON
HOT WEATHER SPECIALS
SUMMER HATS and CAPS
Regularly priced to $2.95 ea.
YOUR CHOICE. $1.00 ea.
SOCKS 69c and 98c pr.
T-SHIRTS $1. to $2.89 ea.
SPORT SHIRTS—
Plains and fancies S. M. L.
Regularly priced to $7,95 ea.
SALE PRICE $1.95 up '
PICKETT' + CAMPBELL
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PHONE 25 - (Main Corner)—,CLINTON