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CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
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News -Record Classified Adlets Bring Quick Resufts.
-CASH RATE—Of paid by Wed- FLOORS SANDED BIRTHS Cards of T hanks BUSINESS FOR
OLD AND NEW FLOORS Sand JEFFREY — In Clittton Public SASE ROXY THEATRE
ed and finished. Cree Cook, ITospital on Tuesday, 1VLavch 13, MRS. JACK WALDRON wishes CLINTON
phone 23J, Clinton. 8-11-9 1951, to Mr. and Mrs. Dominic to express her sincere thanks to
HOUSES FOR RENT Jeffrey, Zurich, a son. friends and neighbours for flow- — NOW PLA.YING—
KECIHIVIE — In Clinton Public err, treats and cards received) Fancy Pastry Shop , John Wayne -,-Patricia Neal
FARM ROUSE FOR RENT. Lorne Hospital, on Monday, March while a patient in Clinton Public Business for Sale "OPERATION
Tyndall, phone 904r4. Miran 12, 1951, to War. and Mrs, Glen Hospital; special .thanks to Drs.
Keohane; R!C,AF Station, Cain- Newlands, Addison, Brady and Four -Robin and Bath Apartment PACIFIC"
HOUSES FOR SALE ton, a son. Miss Sinclair and nurses for their
_ _ many kindnesses; also to any one Good Location in Clinton Colour
SMALL HOME FOR SALE. Prie- DEATHS who helped the family in any
ed for quick cele, $1,500 cash. way. 11-p Five -Year Renewable Lease
Leonard G. Winter, Real Estate, REASON FOR SELLING -
phones: business 448, residence st
599J. 5-btfb s 11 Th d doctors
HEALTH
uesday following ''date of inser-
tion)—One cent a word first in-
mertion (minimum 35 cents); sub-
.sequent insertions one cent a word
amirihnum 25 cents); 15 cents ex-
tra for box number or for direc-
't'ion to NEWS-R:ECORD Office,
IF CHARGED -r15 cents extra.
DEADLINE -6 p.m. Wednesday.
ACCOMMODATION for Rent
aTHREE ROOMED • Self-contadtted
.;furnished apar4rnent, Phone 363.
1I -b
.AVAILABLE END OF MONTH,
heated, furnished, two -room ep-
•artment, modern conveniences.
'Coll 193.
ACCOMMODATION
WANTED
LOUR OR FIVE ROOM Apart-
ment or sn'a11 • house wanted.
Phone 62 between 8 and 6.
11-b
ARTICLES FOR SALE
'TALL WICKER FERNERY, suit-
able for large plant, F. R. Cun-
inghame, phone 176. 11-b
BABY CARRIAGE, English style
'pram, in good condition. Apply
'7 Quebec. Rd., Adastral Park,
=#RCAF Station, Clinton llptfb
SYRUP PAN, 150 SAP PAILS,
*piles, strainer, .etc.; also one
army tarp, reasonably priced.
3?bone 373R. 9-11-b
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
1949 METEOR Cuetom Tudor,
;air conditioner, heater, defroster,
:21,400 miles, excellent condition.
S/L A. H. Tinker, 8 Vittorio
Blvd., RCAF Station phone
'Clinton 382 local 21. 11-p
1949 MORRIS MINOR, purchased
late October 1949. Original own-
er, perfect condition, 40 miles
'par gallon, mileage 14,800, rea-
sonable. Apply after 5 p.m,, Cpl.
Bob Powell, 31 Edinanton Rd.,
Adastral Park, RCAF Station,
'Clinton. 11-p
1929 GREEN PLYMOUTH Coach
with heater and hydraulic brakes.
One owner with 84,000 actual
mileage. Apply after 5.30 p.tn.
'or Wednesday afternoon. Howard
Currie, Joseph St., Clinton.
11-p
APPLES FOR SALE
`QUANTITY OF COOKING and
eating apples; $2 per budwl at
'farm, container supplied by
customer. Also No. 1 quality
'Timothy Seed. Stewart Middle-
ton, R.R. 3, Clinton, phone Clin-
ton 906r8, 11-13-b
BICYCLES FOR SALE
SIX -ROOMED FRAME HOUSE
and barn, lots 211 and 212 in
Hensall, Apply Albert Walff,
Box 666, Goderich. 2ebtfb
LOVELY HOME, large 'living
room, dining roomy kitchen and
panrty on ground floor, four bed-
rooms, den, sunporch and bath-
room second finor. • Hot-water
heated, insulated, full 'cellar,
double garage; close to main st.
Possession 90 days. Leonard G.
Winter, Real Estate, phones busi-
ness 448, residence 599J. 5htfb
HELP WANTED
FEMALE
STENOGRAPHER, full-tinne, dic-
taphone experience preferred but
not necessary. Ellwood Epps
Sporting Goods, phone Clinton
42. 11-b
GIRL FOR STEADY DAYTIME.
work 9-5 in coffee shop. Board
and good wages. Hotel Clinton,
phone 793. 11-b
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN to keep
house for older men. Write Box
10, Signal -Star, Goderich.
11-b
LADIES TO DEMONSTRATE
Tupperware. No canvassing,
splendid commission. Write to
Mrs. F. Orchard, 57 Huron St.,
Woodstock, Ont.' 9-11-p
HELP WANTED—Male
LICENSED AUTOMOBILE
mechanics for one of the busiest
shops in Western Ontario. Ideal
working condition's. Full insur-
ance coverage. Flat rate on the
basis of $1.37aa per hour. Webster
Motors (Windsor) Ltd. Ford-
Mona.ron dealer..Windsor Ave. at
City Hall, Windsor, .Ont., 11-b
SALESMEN—FULL TIME. Are
expanding our sales force New
men given training, To all for-
mer canvassers we can show you
a position which pays the best.
Fruit trees, etc,, and ornament-
als growing in demand. Every
home owner a prospect. Good
territories open, car a necessity.
Top commission paid weekly.
RelaitionsCtip with staff on the
human side. Write hiunediately
to The Cardoc Nursery Company,
LADIES' CCM BICYCLE, nearly Strathroy, Ontario. 10 -1i -.b
TED—.
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE IiFemale ELP VorvMale
new. Phone 25, Beyfield. lib
ARE YOU THINKING of build-
ing e home, A number of fine
lots for sale. Leonard G. Winter,
Real Estate, phones: business
•448, residence 5993, 7-btfb
CARPENTRY
'CARPENTRY AND Repair Work
-lone by experienced man; also
:a'tnall jobs in concreting and
bricklaying. Peter Guetter, R.R..
v, Clinton, phone Clinton 907r21.
9-13-p
EMPLOYMENT WANTED
-FARMERS — HARVEST HELP
•should be arranged for now.
:Large. end small Dutch families
are available now. C. de Haan,
Belgrave. 11-17-ptfb
FARMS FOR SALE
OR WANTED
FROM 50 TO 200 ACRE FARMS
'Confidential information. Leon -
era G. Winter, Real Estate,
'Phones: . business 448, residence
:5993. 5-btfb
FARMS FOR SALE
80 ACRES GOOD CLAY LOAM,
-large barn, brick .house, hydro
and pressure system in both house
and barn. Three miles from Hine -
'water Highway, two miles from
Holmesvilde. Full price $8,000.
'Stewart Sdhoenhals, prop.; Leon-
ard G. Winter, , Real Estate
phones: business 448, residence
599. 10-btfb
FARMS WANTED
WOULD LIKE TO RENT 100
acres, more or less, with opts
'of buying. Thomas Arkell, R.R
2, Bayfield. 10 -lap
FARMS FOR SALE OR' REN
on
SAWS, ALL KINDS, FILED at
T C..floare's orchard, toile north of
town. Will work odd days har-
levesting. etc, Call evenings at
house, if possible. 8-15-.p
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GROCERY CLERK. Position is
open for a good grocer's clerk in
RCAF grocery store, RCAF Sta-
tion, Clinton. Details regarding
hours and salary may be obtained
from J. D. Preston, manager.
Male help preferred. Applica-
tions in writing should be sub-
mitted to The Commanding Of-
ficer, RCAF Station., Clinton, be-
fore March 15. 10-11-b
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
HOLSTEIN BULL CALF, about
week old, Bob. Harris, phone
908r32, 11-p
SIX COWS TO FRESHEN SOON;
one purebred Hereford bull; 16
pigs, seven weeks old. Proctor
Palmer, R.R. 2, Clinton, phone
901r31. 11-b
15 CHUNKS OF PIGS; one
gander. H. Managhan, phone
376W. 1l -b
50 CHUNKS OF PIGS. .The
Corey, RR. 4, Clinton, phone
807r12, 11-p
13 CHOICE' CHUNKS OF PIGS,
eight weeks old.. Bert Boyne,
phone 305. ' 11-b
17. PIGS, SIX WEEKS OLD,
John Peckitt, phone 617r11.
11-b
HEREFORD COW DUE IN .LUNE;
22 welner pigs. Fred Arleen,
Bayfield Line, 11-b
MAPLE SYRUP
ANYONE WISHING Good quality
Maple Syrup in any quantity, see
Glen Price, Brucefield, phone
Clinton 621r31. - 11-p
MISCELLANEOUS
"80, ACRES — good grass land
,spring creels, good bush, brie
.house; bane. needs repairing—o
'will take cattle by the month
Mrs. Elden J. Co,'xHuron St
'Clinton. 8 -12 -
FARM EQUIPMENT for SALE
DAVID BROWN TRACTORS and
'Gehl Forage Harvesters and
'I3bmmermills, sold by George 11.
Beatty, Varna. 10-btfb
ONE 2 H.P. MOTOR, • like new;
'ane used W4 International Trac-
tor and 2 -furrow plough in good
shape, George H. Beatty, Verna.
10-12-b
NEW IDEA AND MINNEAPOLIS
Moline machinery; Fairbanks
Morse hammer mills, booms, or -
age wagon unloadere. See us for
prices before buying any farm
'equipment. New idea Distribut-
'ors, Goderioh, phone Carlow 2821,
10-12-p
HAY FOR SALE
'SEVERAL TONS OF CHOICE
Mixed baled hay; about three ton
-orf baled green feed; about 12 ft,
ref ensiloge. Apply George J.
caolclough, phone 313, Clinton.
11-p
'QUANTITY OF MIXED HAY
for sale. Wilfred ii, G'lazier,.
'phone Coulton 911r4. 11.,p
ALL OLD HORSES AND DEAD
animals, If suitable for mink feed
will pay more than fertilizer
prints. if not. will pay fertilizer
prices. If dead, phone at once,
Phone collect, Gilbert Bros. Mink
Ranch, 936r21 or 936r32, Gode-
rich. 2btfb
' NOTICE
SEWING MACHINES, new and
used. Repairs to all makes;
treadles electrified or made in-
to portables; prices reasonable;
work guaranteed; will'pick np
and deliver in Clinton limits,
C. Woods, 12 East St., Goderich,
phone 8673. 3-7ptth
PiANO TUNING
YOUR PIANO carefully tuned,
Just call G. W. Cox at Clinton
550R. 43tfb
TREES FOR SALE
CLIMATE CONTROL, .-... Every.
home should have "Climate Con-
trol" -crit down burning sun and
drying winds by planting emir
trees. ' S"Round pecial' hill athey ay m'la.sit,
3 to 4 foot whips $1.75 each, 3
for $4.95, cash with order•. Act
quick. Hogle Nursery Company,
Cain.pbeliferd, Ont. 11-14-b
CALWILL- .At the hone • of her
sister, Mrs. Bertha Bell Ilene
s on erns d ay, March 8,
1951, Ida Dick, wife of the late
Wilaiaun Calwill, in her 79th'
year. Fitneeal from Bonthron
Funeral Home, Heusall, to Hen-
sall Union Cemetery, March 10.
NEWMAN—At his . home, Des-
barats, Ont„ on Tuesday, March
6, 1951, David Newman, in his
75th year, beloved husband of
.Elizabeth Maitilda (Roane)
King, Funeral from the Unit-
ed Church to Leaburn Ceme-
tery on Thursday, March 8.
IN MEMORIAM
ADAMS—In loving memory of a
clear father, Henry Adams, who
passed away one year •ago,
March 6, 1950.
The dearest father the world
could hold,
The cheeriest smile and heart
of gold,
And those who knew him all
will know
How much we lost one year
ago,
Always a smile instead of a
frown,
Always e hand when a friend
was down,
, .Always so jolly, thoughtful and
kind,
What a wonderful memory he
left behind.
--Sedgy missed by Lillian and
John. 11-b
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POULTRY EQUIPMENT
FOR SALE
COLONY HOUSE, 12x20, good as
new. Apply Box "R", NEWS -
RECORD. 11-b
SEED GRAIN FOR SALE
QUANTITY OF BEAVER AND
Ajax Oats, $l25 per bushel. Roy
Cantelon, phone Clinton 620r21.
11-p
NO. 1 BEAVER OATS, won third
money in oat competition last
fall, and sold for $2,40 at Seed
Fair in Clinton lest week. Limit-
ed supply left, price $1.75 bushel.
Apply Arnold Rathweil, phone
905t'32. 11-12-p
FEW BUSHELS, Good Quality
well -cleaned Timothy seed, $9
per bushel. Bob Cole, R.R. 3,
Clinton, phone 906r24. 11-12-b
AJAX OATS Waxed with some
barley. Irvine Tebbutt, phone
902r6. 11-12-b
RED CLOVER SEED, cleaned at
Lonclesboro, $26 a bushel; 30 deep
sap buckets, Warren Gibbings,
R.R. 4, Clinton, phone 617r16,
11-p
A FEW BUSHELS OF RED
Clover; limited quantity of M'ont-
cahn barley grown from regist-
ered seed; both cleaned at a seed
cleaning plant Grade oentifi-
cate applied for. Also fertilizer
drill in good working condition,
.1. Arnold Jamieson, phone Clin-
ton 616r33. 11-h
STOVES FOR SALE
BROODER STOVE in good con-
dition. John E. Turner, R. R. 3,
Seafoi-th, phone Clinton 614r21,
11-p
TRUCKS FOR SALE
1950 xa-TON DODGE PANEL,
Al condition, 16,000 miles. Will
sell or trade. Phone Clinton
802r5. 8-btfb
1950 GMC TRUCK, 4,075 miles,
$1,425, in good sryiape, Apply Fred
Hurst, Seaforth, phone 851r22.
10-11-p
SHRUBS FOR SALE
PACKAGED EVERGREENS —
"Grow your own plants." New
technique, For only $4,95 cash
with order we send you 10 strong
well rooted one-year cuttings of
very best evergreen varieties for
foundation planting, Perm -lids
and spreaders. Printed instruc-
ti�ons show how easy to grow in
your garden instil large enough
to -transplant, Have fun, Save
big dollars in your own nursery.
Hurry on this, Hogle Nursery
Company, Cannpbellford, Ont.
11-.14-b
TEACHERS WANTED
PROTESTANT" TEACHER for
rural school near Seaforib, Duties
to commence September 1951.
School has modern lighting and
new installation fuel oil heating,
air-conditioning equipment, -and
teacher's room. Classroom. well -
,equipped with educational aid's.
Write starting experie)r••:e, Inspec-
tor' reference and salary expected
to W. P. Roberts, secretary -treas-
urer Tucltersmith Township
School Area. Baud, 11 R. 3,
Seaforth. 11-12-1)
APPI.,ICA.TIONS for a Protestant
teacher for. S.S. No. 8 Hullett,
Huron -County, 00 No, 4 High-
way, will be received un'..il Marcie
30. . Duties to commence in Sep-
tember. Apply, r^itating nuaill:t�u-
tions, .salary and last inspector,
to Stanley Lyon, secretary,' Au-
burn.
11-12-.1,a
WANTED TO BUY
CHILD'S TRICYCLE. size from
4-6, in good condition. Phone
566W, • 10-11-b
WANTED
COUPLE LEAVING T 0 W N
would like to give away family
pet, Anyone wishing this small
dog contact Fred Gotten, phone
782W. 11-,b
I wish to thank the o
and nursing staff of Clinton
Public Hospital for the kindness
shown me while a patient there.
Also to everyone that remember-
ed me with carobs, boxes of fruit
and flowers, and also the neigh-
bours who helped at home, my
sincere thanks. ROBERT Me-
GREGOR. 11-p
MRS. PETER CLARK wishes
to thank her friends and neigh-
bours who so kindly sent flowers
and cards during her stay in
Alexandra Marine and General
Hospital, Goderich. 11-p
MRS. WILLIAM TOWNSHEND
wishes to express her sincere
thanks and appreciation to all
her friends and neighbours in-
cluding the Porter's Hill Com-
munity Club end Grace Church
WA for all the lovely cards,
flowers and treats sent her while.
ill. Speeded -thanks to Dr. Oakes,
Dr. Buhr, Mrs, Jervis and the
nurses on staff of Clinton Public
Hospital. 11-b
MRS, W. H. JOHNSTON wishes
to express her sincere apprecia-
tion to all her kind friends and
neighbours for the beautiful
Moral trdbates, cards and mes-
sages, oars loaned, and all other
acts of symnpabhy shown in her
recent sad bereavement, 11-p
EDWARD MILLER wishes to
express his sincere thanks for
•adI the cards, letters, flowers and
treats sent him. while in Victoria
Hospital, London, and also those
who have remembered him since
Ire came home. 11-p
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WINS FUR NECKPIECE
In a draw for a fur neckpiece
conducted by the Rice Lake Fur
Co. at Martins Department Store
Monday, Mao Coleman, Varna, a
CDCI student, was the lucky
winner. Purely by coincidence,
the draw was made by a Varna
girl, Joyce Herter, ,
0
There are approximately 5,000
honey bees to the pound.
FARMS FOR SALE
238 ACRES
Near County Raad; 7 -room
dwelling, barn 65x85, drive
shed 24x36; hydro, water in
barn; some bush; well drain-
ed; 14 acres wheat; close to
school, Spring -possession,
100 ACRES •
On County Road; barn 56x60,
drive shed 20x40; 7 -room dwel-
ling; hydro; 2 miles from vil-
lage; early possession,
H. C. Lawson
REAL ESTATE
Banlr of Montreal Building
Phone 251-w
CLINTON
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Business, Fixtures and
Stock --•$3,800 down
Ballance Terms
Leonard G. Winter
REAL ESTATE
— Phones —
Business 448 — Residence 599J
8-b
The Hullett Branch
of the Federation
of Agriculture
are holding a
CARD PARTY
and DANCE
in the
COMMUNITY HALL,
LONDES$ORO
IM
FRIDAY, MARCH 16
Cards to start at 9 o'clock sharp.
DANCE to follow with music
by Fish and Game Orchestra.
ADMISSION: 5'0c
Lunch Counter in the Hall
EVERYONE WELCOME
10-11-b
Business Block
FOR SALE
This Desirable Block
contains
FIVE APARTMENTS
THREE BUSINESS STORES
Leonard G. Winter
REAL ESTATE
— Phones —
Business 448 — Residence 599J
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of WILLIAM A.
VODDEN, late of the Town of
Clinton, in the County of Huron,
Gentleman, Deceased.
All persons having claims a-
gainst the Estate of the above
deceased are required to file the
same with the undersigned Sol-
icitor for the said Estate, on or
before the 31st day of March,
A.D. 1951, atter which date the
assets will be distributed amongst
the panties entitled thereto, hav-
ing regard. only to the claims of
whigiven.ch notice shall have been
Dated at Clinton, this 10th day
of March, A.D. 1951.
F. FINGLAND, K.C.,
Clinton, Ontario,
Solicitor for the said Estate
11 12 13-b
— MON.-TUES.-WED. '—
Open 6.45 — Cfommence 7,00
Barbara Stanwyck—James Mason
"EAST SIDE,
WEST SIDE"
Adult Entertainment
— THURS.-FRI.-SAT. —
Randolph Scott
"Gabby" Hayes
'The Cariboo Trail"
Coming:
"The Big Lift"
PARK THEATRE :CAPITAL Ti-EATRE
GODERICH — Phone 47 GODERICH — Phone 1150
Now: "DALLAS" in Teehnicolo
with Gary Cooper
REGENT THEATRE
SEAFORTH
NOW: Red Skelton as
"The YELLOW CABMAN"
MON,—TUES.—WED. —
Douglas Dick — Steve Brodie
and Ralph Dunstan
One of the most graphic stories
to reach the screen. You will
find Its dramatic, appeal and.
splendid oast unforgettable!
`HOME of the .B'RAVE'
THURS.—FRL—SAT. —
Dean Stockwell—Darryl Hickman
and Leon Ames
Based on a scho'.od story by
Owen Johnson, photographed in
Technicolor and presented for an
evening of unique entertainment,
'The HAPPY YEARS'
Coining: "TO PLEASE A LADY"
with Clark Gable and Barbara
Stanwyek
— MON.—TUES.—WED. —
JOAN CRAWFORD
Wendell Corey—K. T. Stevens
and Allyn Joslyn
This new .pieturizaifron of Geo.
Kelly's Pulitzer Prize-winning
play, "Craig's Wife", is powerful
dramatic fare splendidly acted,
"HARRIET CRAIG
— THURS.—FRI.—SAT. —
RUDYARD RIFLING'S
"KIM"
Photographed in India, with its
authentic background's, end pre-
sented in all its stirring color and
action. Starring—
Errol Flynn -- Paul Lukas
and Dean Stockwell
Now: Dana Andrews and Don
Ameche in "A WING AND
A PRAYER"
— MON.—TUES.—WED. —
Guy Rolfe—Kathleen Ryan
and Jeremy Spenser
Presenting a musical drama
woven around a symphony orch-
estra and its youthful director.
Based on a true -life story.
"Prelude to Fame"
— THURS.—FRI.—SAT. —
David Farrar — Diana Dors
and Honor Blackstone
Rugged outdoor action -drama
portrayed ageinat a scenic back-
drop of truly majestic propor-
tions.
"DIAMOND CITY"
Coming: "PAGAN LOVE SONG" "THE STORY OF SEABiSCUrr'
Esther Williams and Technicolor Shirley Temple and Technicolor
County Health Unit
Names Treasurer
A special meeting' of Huron
County Health Unit, with Frank
Sills, Seaforth, as chairman, ap-
pointed A. H. Erskine, Goderich,
Huron County treasurer, . to the
unit.
His appointment is temporary
until the services of a permanent
treasurer can be secured,
LIFE IS SHORT
"For what is your life! It is even a vapour, that appeareth
for a little time, and then vanisheth away"—(James 4:14).
DEATH IS SURE
"I1 is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the
judgment!" (Hebrews 9:27)
SIN THE CAUSE
"Wherefore, as by one mon sin entered into the world, and
death by sin; and so death passed upon all men, for that
all have sinned! (Romans 5:12).
CHRIST THE CURE
"For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten
Son, that whosoeyer believeth in trim should not perish,
but have everlasting life". (John 3 :16)
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CLINTON
C. ClOKE
Phones 66w and 66j
Clinton
Are You Going To Need A New
Furnace In 1951?
ORDER NOW!
FURNACES WILL BE SCARCE
We have the old reliable --- HECLA WARM AIR,
FORCED AIR—Oil or Hand Fired ---and Hot Water
Boilers.
I have installed the newest equipment for instal-
ling Forced ,Air Units. This saves time and money for
you and insures perfect wormanship.
We also have lovely COLOURED BATH ROOM•..
FIXTURES in stock --- Also White.
See These At Our Store
Hugh R.
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PLUMBING HEATING — HARDWARE
PHONE 244