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ACCOMMODATION
WANTED
O OR THREE ROOMS, pre-
bly furnished, for two ladies.
one 98. • 30-p
USE OR FOUR- OR FIVE-
med self-contained apartment
Clinton. Phone between five
six o'cock. Goderich 384-R
act, 30-b
LF -CONTAINED Four -roomed
rtmen:t • wanted • in exchange
five -roomed house in Clinton,
Force preferred, Phone 773W.
29-30-p
ACCOMMODATION
FOR RENT
TTER'S BEACH--Pour-'room-
cottage, spring -filled mattres-
screened porch, hydro. Mrs.
rrance Hunter, R.R. 3, Gode-
h. Phone Dungannon 19r6.
30-1-2-b
TTAGE FOR RENT "Elliott's
eve", lest two weeks August.
nr time in September. Apply
W. Hanna, Belgrave. Phone
nghem 622w3 or Brussels 14r9.
30-b
YFIELD—Housekeeping cab -
on the lake. Everything fur -
ed. New spring mattresses.
o, good Beach, lots of shade.
couple weekly. Dining room.
Re G. Hazelwood, R. R. 1.
yfield. 26-35-b
YFIELD — LOVELY SHADY
three bedroom housekeep-
cottages, for rent by week
month, good beach, hydro,
d water, inside toilets, and
ing-filled mattresses. Write
non's Deer Lodge, Hayfield..
one Clinton 909r42 between
end ten a.m, • 30-1-b
UTOMOBILES FOR SALE
8 CHEVROLET, four -door,
es in fair condition, good mot -
James N. Aikenhead, Bruce -
1d. Phone Hensall 686r4.
30-p
ILDING LOTS FOR SALE
E YOU THINKING of build
-
e home. A number of fine
for sale. Leonard G. Winter,
al Estate, phones; business
, residence 599J. 7-btfb
BUILDING SUPPLIES
SCAN CEMENT for sale.
one Harold Emerson, phone
30-b
FARMS FOR SALE
GM 50 TO 117 ACRE FARMS.
dential information. Leon -
G. Winter, Real Estate,
nes: business 448, residence
J. 5-btfb
ACRES—Ten acres bush. Good
Idings. Land in good state of
ivation. Drilled well. Sit-
ed 12th Mullett. Lot west half
29. Apply Murdie Young.
ne Blyth 20r6, 30-1-p
SS FARM, 100 ACRES, lot
concession 5, Hulletit. Thomas
bert, R.R. 1, Clinton, phone
nton 801r21, or James Phelan,
2, Blyth, phone Blyth 31r9.
13-15-ptbf
RM EQUIPMENT FOR SALE
-FOOT INTERNATIONAL
me with pickup. Gladwin
stieke. Phone Hayfield 60r12.
30-31-b
WEB BINDER, McCormick -
ring, ten -foot cut. Perfect
dition, Hugh Ball, phone
ton 617r12. 30-p
E I.H.C. CORN HARVESTER,
only one year; one A.C.
del "B" tractor, recently over -
led. George Beatty, Varna.
'29-3o.b
B CARLSON POWER DRIVE
worts ground drive mowers
binders into practical power -
.e -off driven machines alt small
. Mailable for ell makes of
dens and Deering and John
ere mowers. Sold by Robert
Cole, phone Clinton "906r24.
'27-8.:9-b
FRUIT FOR SALE
TRAM RASPBERRIES. Mrs,
oyd Scotchuner, phone Bayfield
30-b
FURNITURE FOR'SALE
F -BOX IN GOOD condition.'
n be seen at Mel Crich's home.
Lone 693-j. - '30-p
)NITOR WASHER, slightly us-
, good condition. Half price.
>rrill Radio and Electric.
30-b
'ECIAL White, 'black trim
then set. China cabinet, real
ad couch, small mahogany
de. Bent Langford, second-
nd shop. 30-p
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE -
PIGS, SIX WEEKS OLD, Roy
Melon, phone 620f21. '30-x
NE PIGS, SIX WEEKS 013).
nn Hoggart, phone 805r22.
30-p
;N LITTLE PIGS, ready to
pan. Jack McGiiire, phone
1r5. 3a b
LITTLE PIGS, SIX ' WEEKS
I Calf suitable for raising.
me Tyndall, phone 9041'4.
'30-p
lEEFORD BULL FOR 'SALE.
ruld take young stook In ex-
rnge. W. H. Middleton, B'S.. 3,
,Mon, phone 906r15. 24-bdfib
WANTED
RUBBER TIRED BUGGY in
nIncondition wanted. Apply to
rt Murphy, R. R. '5, Clinton.
one 620r22, 30.p
HOUSES FOR SALE
SEVEN -ROOMED BRICK dwel-
ling, bathroom, full basement,
stoker, two lets with good barn.
Leonard G. Winter; real estate,
phones: business 448, residence
599J. 2 4-+bitfib
SIX -ROOMED FRAME HOUSE
and • barn, lots 211 and 212 in
Hensall. Apply Albert Walff,
Box 666, Goderich. 2-btfb
BRICK HOUSE, furnished, for
sale or rent in Bayfield; three-
piece bath, Possession August 1.
Phone Bayfield 53r2. 29btdb
SIX -ROOMED COTTAGE, one-
piece bathroom, sunporch, gar-
age, instil brick siding. Reason-
able price. Leonard G. Winter,
Real Estate, phones; business 448,
residence 599J. 21-btfb
ASPHALT SIDING SUMMER
cottage, furnished, hydro, good
water supply, wonderful beach,
10 miles from Clinton. Leonard
G. Winter, real estate, phones:
business 448, residence 5991.
24-bttb
THREE -ROOMED and modern
bathroom, 1e storey dwelling,
full basement, 1/2 storey second
floor to be completed, one acre
lot. Clinton suburbs. Leonard
G. Winter, real estate, phones:
business 448, residence 5991.
24-btfb.
HOUSE in the Town of Goderich.
Centrally located, not too large,
not too small just right, in good
condition. Frame construction,
covered with Insulbric siding.
Apply to Graham Inglis, Goderich.
30-31-b
LOST AND FOUND
FOUND — On No. 8 Highway,
four miles west of Clinton, a
spare wheel and tire of transport
or gravel truck. Owner may have
seine by identifying end paying
expenses. K. C. Cooke, phone
66w. 30-b
MISCELLANEOUS
SAWS, ALL KINDS, FIT.>:'D at
C. Hoare's orotund, mile north of
town. Will work odd days har-
vesting, etc. Call evenings at
house, if possible. 24-31-p
FOR TUPPERWARE, vacuum -
sealed diehes and beautiful six
gauge plartic table cloths, please
call Mrs. Fred L. Miller, Rattan -
bury St., Clinton. Phone 334W.
30-35-b
ALL OLD HORSES AND DEAD
animals. If suitable for mink feed
will pay more than fertilizer
prices. If not, will pay fertilizer
prices. If dead, phone at once.
Phone collect, Gilbert Bros. Mink
Ranch, 936r21 or 936r32, Gode-
rich. 2btfb
STOP, LOOK, LISTEN. Just
received' word that prices are
slashed in half. Wonderful bar-
gains beginning now. In Du
Jour Men's, Women's, children's
and baby wear. Buy Kendex ny-
lons guaranteed for a period of
three months or money refunded.
School days will soon roll around
again. ' Why not outfit children
at half the price and save. I also
have lovely wrapping paper and
beautiful every day cards to suit
your need's. Why not drop around
and see for yourself or phone
6891 and I will call and see you.
Mrs. Roy Mann. 30 -3i -b
NOTICES
SEWAGE DISPOSAL, pumping
out septic tanks and disposing,
Have up-to-date power pump and
tank. Prepared to clean out
schools and public buildings. Irvin
Conon, phone Milverton 75r4.
° 28-39-p
WHITEWASHING end Cleaning.
Victor Hargreaves, Brucefield,
phone Clinton 625r23. 28-37-p
ANYONE FOUND TRESPASSING
on Part Lots No. 41 and 51, both
sides of the River, Tuckersmith
Township, at any time hereafter,
will be prosecuted. By order of
owner, A. E. Parry, May 3rd, 1951.
27-31-p
PIANO TUNING
YOUR PIANO carefully tuned.
Just call G. W. Cox et Clinton
550R. 43tfb
25 YEARS' EXPERIENCE with
Sherlock -Manning Pianos Limit-
ed; tuning .and repairing; all 'work
guaranteed. E. C, Nickle, phone
Clinton 339J. 20-21-pffb
POULTRY FOR SALE
325 PULLETS, ready to lay.
Douglas Farquhar, phone Clinton
805-5. 29-30-h
MIXED CHICKS, dayoids, end
pullets. Also started pullets. From
Bray Hatchery. Ask for July
prices. Immediate delivery on
these, Agent—Mrs. Alex Pater-
son, Brucefield.
TRAILERS FOR SALE
1942 CANADIAN HAYES. 20 -ft.
trailer, excellent condition, ac-
com,panying lot available; oil
heating; electric brakes for trav-
el; ' reasenalble price. Must 'sell
immediately. Somers, % A B C
Ranch, Clinton. Call after five
during week, 30-b
Mrs. J. W. Shobbrook
Heads Keen Family
The Keen family annual pic-
nic was held at High Park, To-
ronto, on July 15.
The reunion was graced by the
presence of Mrs. A. Hanna,
Greensville, Pa.; Mrs. Fred Mac-
Bride, Port Hope, Ontario; Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Shobbrook, Clin-
ton; Mr. and Mrs. William Wil-
lard, Buffalo, N.Y.; Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Keen, Barrie; and hosts
of" other relatives from New
York, Toronto, Lakeview, Part
Hope, Cobourg, and Buffalo.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Keen,
Barrie, received many congrat-
ulations from relatives on the
event of their golden wedding,
anniversary.
Mrs. J. W. Shobbroak, Clinton,
was president of the group with
Norman Keen, Lakeview, as
secretary.
BIRTHS
DOCKING—In Stratford General
Hospital on Monday, July 23,
1951, to Mr. and Mrs. Lyle
Docking, Staffa, a daughter.
LARIN--In Clinton Public Hospi-
tal, on Tuesday, July 24, 1951,
to Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Larin,
R!CIAF Station, Clinton, a dau-
ghter.
MERR3LL' — Sn. Clinton Public
Hospital, on Saturday, July 21,
1951,.to Mr. and Mrs. Jack'
Memnili, R. R. 2, Clinton, a
daughter.
REGIER.--In Clinton Public Hos-
vital, on Tuesday, July 24, 1951,
to Mr. and Mag. Gerald Region,
Zurich. a son.
REID-In Clinton Public Hospital,..
on Tuesday, July 24, 1951, to
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reid,
Hensall, a son.
REMPEL-In St. Catharines Hos-
pital, on Tuesday, July 24, 1951,
to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rempel
(nee Joan Fines) a son.
.RIEHrL—In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Monday, July 23, 1951,
to Mr. and Mrs. William Riehl,
Blyth, a son.
MARRIAGES
CLARK-MaMLLLAN — In James
Si. United Church Manse, Exe-
ter, by Rev. H. J, Snell, on
Saturday afternoon, July 21,
1951, Annie 'Mamie 1VRAVIi lan to
James Alfred Clark, both of
Hensall.
LOVE-GREEN—In St. George's
United Chun& Ohape8;, Lon
den, by Rev. George E, Trimble,
Margaret Mary, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Percival Green.
Toronto, to Howard Pollock
Love, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mil-
ton Love, Hensall.
DEATHS
ARGENT—At his late residence,
Blyth, on Thursday, July 19,
1951, Frederick Argent, in his
83rd year. Funeral from Task-
er Funeral Home, Blyth, to
(Clinton Cemetery Saturday af-
ternoon, July 21.
LEWIS—•Suddenly, at Toronto,
on Monday, July 23, 1951,
Margaret (Dell) Lauder, Toron-
to, beloved wife of the late Dr.
E. P. Lewis, in her 57th year.
Funeral from the Morley S.
Bedford Chapel, Toronto, to
Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Wed-
nesday afternoon, July 25.
W -W SS PICNIC
Wesley -Willis United Church
Sunday School picnic will be held
Wednesday, August 1, cars to
meet at church at 1.30 p.m.
EXECUTORS' SALE
of HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS of
the Estate of Mrs. Annie M.
Fothergill, on No, 4 Highway,
in the Village of Londesboro,
on
Saturday, August 4
at 2 p.m., the following:
Nine -piece walnut parlor suite
of chairs, platform rocker and
settee; 2 bedroom suites, inner
spring mattress, single bed, inner
spring mattress; cherry drop-leaf
table; kitchen extension table
and six chairs; kitchen cupboard;
kitchen table; small tables; bar-
room chair; music cabinet; vict-
rola; coal oil heater; 3 trunks;
baby's cradle; toilet set; pictures;
dishes including antiques, sealers;
cooking utensils; step Sadder; gar-
den tools; and other tools, wheel
barrow, warm jack, quantity of
lumber, and numerous other
am bieles.
TERMS—CASH
Mrs. Margaret Crich, Executrix
Edwin Fothergill, Executor
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT,
Auctioneer
30-31-,b
CEMENT
CHIMNEY
BLOCKS
Build or Repair
Chimneys
GUY IVES
Phone Carlow 1612
14 -150th
44-4-4
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Get There Safely!
CALL
1.10
ASHTON'S TAXI
K. C. COOKE
FLORIST
Phones: Greenhouse 663
Residence 66W
Hensall Bowling
Club Progessing
A. Kerslake or W. O. Goodwin.
The members of Hensall Bowl-
ing Club met in the Town Hall
Monday evening, July 23, to make
further arrangements for bowling,
with the president, A. L. Case, in
the chair.
The minutes of the first meet-
ing were read and adopted after
Ed Fink's donation of installing
the waterworks free had been
included. ' The report by the
secretary -treasurer, R. E. Shad
dick, showeda nice balance on
hand. The various committees
presented their reports and par-
ticular credit was given to Dr.
Doxcy and his committee for the
splendid work they had done in
preparing the lawn which it is
anticipated will be ready to bowl
in August.
Up to the present time about
24 members have joined. There
is still room for more and all
those wishing to join may contact
G. M. Drysdale, L. Luker, Reeve
Bride -elect Feted
Prior to Marriage
Complimenting Miss J u e n
Brandon, Bayfield, popular bride -
elect of this month, Mrs. Cecil
Kipfer, Hensall, was hostess for
a presentation in her honor. Mem-
bers of the Tuesday Evening Club
and old neighbours were present
for the occasion. The presenta-
tion of a lovely well mirror was
made to Miss Brandon by ,the
Club, while neighbours present-
ed her with an end table. Mrs.
Kipfer read the address, and the
presentations were made by Mrs.
Mervyn Hayter, Varna; and Mrs.
Ross Anderson, Beigrave. She
was also the recipient of many
other gifts. A recreational per-
iod was enjoyed including a con-
test, "Dressing the Bride." Mrs.
George Hess and her group were
the winners. Luncheon was serv-
ed. Miss Brandon was formerly
on the teaching staff of I ensall
Public School.
CARD OF THANKS '.,
Mrs: W. G. Stinson and family
Wish to express their sincere ap-
preoiation to the nurses of the
Clinton Public Hospital for their
many kindnesses shown during
the illness of the late Mrs. David
Prentice. . Also, they would like
to express their appreciation to
all their friends for their many
kindnesses' and sympathy during
their recent bereavement. 30p
IN MEMORIAM
SWITZER--In loving memory of
a dear son and brother, Franklin
Donald Switzer, who passed away
one years ago, July 27, 1950.
"It's lonesome at home .without
you Frankie
And
sadis the weary way
For life is not the same to us
Since you werecared, away.
If we had all the world to give
We'd give it, yes, and more,
To hear your voice, and see your
smile
And greet you at the door.
So you who have a son,
Cherish him, with care,
You'll never know the heartache
Till you see the vacant chair."
—Sadly missed by Mommie, Dad,
Sandra, Linda and Chuckle.
IN MEMORIAM
SWITZER—In loving memory of
Frankie Switzer, who passed
awes,one year ago, July 27, 1950.
"We do not forget him
We loved him too dearly
For his memory to fade
From our lives like a dream
Our lips need not speak.
When our hearts mourn sincerely
For grief often dwells
Where it seldom is seen"
—Ever remembered by Grandma
and Grandpa ,Switzer and
Berva.
IN MEMORIAM
SWITZER Im loving memory of
our dear little grandson and
nephew, Frankie, who passed
away one year ago, July 27, 1950.
"How much of light, how much
of joy
Is buried with our little boy."
-Ever remembered by Grandma
and Grandpa Falconer, and
aunt and uncles.
Our Weekend Special...
Oatmeal Date Squares
IT'S A REAL TREAT IF YOU BUY IT AT
Schroeder's Bakery
(Successor to Dixon's Pastry Shop)
PHONE 364 RATTENBURY ST. E.
CLINTON
ROXY THEATRE
CLINTON
REGENT THEATRE
S E A F O R T H
Now Playing—AU Week:
"MA AND PA KETTLE BACK
ON THE FARM"
Now: "OPERATION PACIFIC"
John Wayne & Patricia Neal
Mon. Tues. Wed. (July 30 -Aug. 1)
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The funniest fainly comedy that
has come oust of Holl ,wood 5n- a
long time. It's a riots
Ronald Reagan, Charles Coburn,
Ruth Hussey & Edmund Gwenn
— ALL WEEK —
;July 30th. to August 4th
MARJORIE MAIN and
nERCY KiLBRirn
Return again in their newest
and most hilarious
fun -show
"MA AND PA
'. KETTLE BACK
ON THE FARM"
The whole family is back,
complete with the kids, the
Indians and a brand-new grand -
son for Ma. and Pa to raise.
Its a full week of riotous
laughter!!
Thurs., Fri., sat. (Aug. 2-4)
Gary Cooper, Ruth Roman
and Steve Cochran
See Gary at his all-time best as
a rugged rebel on the far iron-
tier. This is a story that ranks
with the mightiest.
" D ALL As,'
A superwestern in Technicolor
Coming: "ADAM'S RIS" starring
Spencer Tracy •
NallIMMIC I.
Coming: "THE FULLER BRUSH
GIRL" starring Lucille Ball
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CAPITAL THEATRE
GODERICH—Phone 1,150
MI,
PARK THEATRE
GODERICH -- Phone 47
Now: "The Story of Seabiscuit"
In Technicolor with Shirley
Temple
Now: `BADMEN OF TOMB -
STONE" Barry Sullivan and
Marjorie Reynolds
MON., TUES.,, WED.
Jean Simmons — Trevor Howard
and Sonia Dresdel
Britain's sensational young star in
her latest and greatest dramatic
characterization
'The Clouded Yellow'
MON., TUES., WED.
George Montgomery, Gale Storm
and Noah Beery, Jr.
Cineoolor adds to the scenic
background 'of a fast-moving ad -
venture with the notorious Sam
Bass and his nemesis.
"The Texas Rangers"
THURS., FRI., SAT.
Van Johnson & Warner Anderson
The truly great war story of
this year. Depicting the exploits
of a regimental combat team that
won fame in the Italian
campaign.
"GO FOR BROKE"
THURS., FRI„ SAT.
Penny Singleton—Arthur Lake
Larry Simms
Dagwood becomes involved with
blackmailers in this latestnatri-
adventure of the Bumstead
family.
"Beware of Blondie"
Coming: "Goodbye My Fancy"
with Joan Crawford and
Eve Arden
Coming: "SHOW BOAT" with
Kathryn Grayson—Technicolor
WHY WAIT?
Come NOW, and let us reason together, saith
the Lord: though your sins be as scarlet, they shall
be as white as snow: though they be red like crim-
son, they shall be as wool." Isaiah 1-18
REPENT ye therefore and be CONVERTED that
your sins may be blotted out. Acts 3, 19
CHAS. FULLER, Box 123, Los Angeles, 53—ABC Network
Sundays 4.00 p.m. EST
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PICKETT and CAMPBELL
Phone 25 (Opposite the Theatre) CLINTON
Sport Shirts
ASSORTED SIZES AND
SHADES
Reg. Price to $5.95
SPECIAL at
31195 & 2.95
Join the parade to our store
during this big Mid -Summer Sale.
• Nine days of specials that will
please you as well as your purse.
Shown here are only a few of the
many articles offered on this sale.
a Drop in and browse around . ,
SPORT COATS .... $18.95 ea.
MEN'S SUITS , $49.50
$39.50
BOYS' SUITS ..... $10.95 ea.
T-SHIRTS $1.98 ea.
.98 ea.
DRESS SHIRTS $2.95 ea.
TIES_ .. ,. 95c ea.; 2 for $1.75
SOCKS 89c pr.
SWIM SUITS $2.95'
KIDDIES SHOES,.. $2.50 & $3.50
BOYS' SHOES ..... , ., $2:95
MEN'S SHOES . $3.95 up
i
DUNGAREES
7, OZ. SANFORIZED DENIM
ALL SIZES
Reg. $3.95
Special at $3.35
OVERALLS
8 OZ. SANFORIZED DENIM
ALL SIZES
Reg. $5.50
Special at
$4.25
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ANNUAL
MID-SUMMER,SALE, July 26 to Aug. 4