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kI oR SALE
'.BEACH 'COMPANION COAL OR
wood range 69-18 in good condi-
tion, reservoir and warming clos-
et. Apply Proctor Palmer, phone
901r31. ` 11-p
EASY WASHING MACHINE with
gas engine. Apply Cecil Cart-
'wright, Londetboro, phone Blyth,
28r7, 11-p
ONE BEACH RANGE, $15. Ferg
Van Egmond, phone 187. 11-p
BEAVER `BENCH SAW, . LIKE
new. Apply Box "P", NEWS -
'RECORD. 11-12-p
AJAX OATS SUITABLE FOR.
•seed, cleaned ana treated, $1,50
per bushel. Arlie"Lockhart, phone
Goderieh, 936r5.• 11-12-p
QUANTITY OF AJAX SEED oats
pure and clean; -also Cartier oats
rand six -rowed barley mixed; and
a few bags of Spy apples. Apply
Earl •Lawson„ R.R. 1, Clinton,
phone Seaforth 841r12. 11-12-p
MICHELITE BEANS, SOWN from
'registered seed which tested 98%
germination, and 99% field in-
spection, $6 per bushel. Bert
"Thomson, RM. 2, Kippers. 11-12-p
'GIRL'S AMERICAN BICYCLE in
'good condition. Phone 469. 11-b
FRAME BARN 18' x"35'; 'HEN
'louse 8' x 10'; two dozen sap
:pails; also garden lot for rent.
.Apply Mrs. Robert Scotchmer,
Bayfield. 11-12-p
175 GALVANIZED SAP PAILS;
• ane three -barrel gath'ering''tank;
one Findlay range one Quebec
heater; one power saw. Apply'
'Lloyd Picot, phone Clinton 900x4.
11-b
EXIDE CAR BATTERY, LIKE
-new, used two months. Phone
Clinton 907r15. 11-1)
AJAX SEED "OATS, 50 bushels;
Bed• Clover Seed, two bushels; 20
-tons 'Put straw: Bert Harris, phone
'Clinton 808r15. ,• 10-11-p.
TRUCK FOR SALE
1943 DODGE STOCK RACK. This
• is a two -ton truck in extra good
-,condition. Apply J. W. Nediger,
phone 289. 11-p
LOST AND .FOUND
LOST -- STRING OF PEARLS
'on Albert St. between Princess
:St. and post office. Phone 589R,
11-h
NOTICE
•SAW FILING, ALL KINDS DONE
at Hoare's Orchard, one mile north
of town; also ladders for sale various
lengths. Enquire. 11-18-p
FOR RENT
PROPERTY FOR SALE
DOUBLE VACANT LOT ON Hur-
on St., west of Shipley St., ideal
for residential building purposes;
Splendid garden land. Mrs. Earl
Leyburne, phone Clinton; 136.
11-12-p
A DOUBLE HOUSE FOR SALE
m Goderieh. One vacant now;
iglit rooms,iinodern conveniences..
The other house rented, seven
roams; near to square. Phone
Goderieh 297 or apply Box "C"
NEWS -RECORD. 10b-tfb
100 ACRES, $1,000. GOOD..: PAS -
tore land and lifetime supply of
firewood. Lot 21, Concession 7,
Hu•Ilett, Apply 11.. C. Lawson,
Real Estate Broker, phone 251W,
Clinton. 9tfb
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, SEV-
en room brink dwelling, modern eon-
venionees, air conditioning heating
system, insulated, newly decorated;
garage. Apply to H. 0. Lawson, Real
Estate Broker, phone 251W, Clinton.
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MISCELLANEOUS
ARE YOU PLANNING TO HAVE
1`nasonwork donein the spring??
Now is the time to make the
necessary arrangements. For as-
sistance in your plans and other
information contact William Ben-
der, phone 911r24. 10-14-b
PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRS
to all: makes. Cleaning, de-mothing,
free estimates. Write or phone'William
N. Gould, 314w, Clinton. 2btf
FREE SAMPLE --SEND 4.6' STAMP
for Personal Hygiene (rubber goods)
imported product, hermetically sealed,
eleetronieally tested. Tree price not.
Mailed in plain sealed envelope.
Adults only. W. Norman, Box •5, Sta-
tion H, Toronto. • • 8-11p
HELP WANTED
GIRL. WANTED AS JUNIOR
'clerk by iocaI bank. Should have
at Ieast three years high school
education. Apply P. O. Boxy 340,
Clinton. . .11-b
KITCHEN HELP WANTED ; App-
ly Hotel Clinton, phone 793..
11-b
• WANTED TO RENT
WANTED TO RENT, AT ONCE,
medium sized house not too. - far
from C.N.R. Station. Apply to
C.N.R. Station Agent. 11-12-b
WANTED TO BUY
ALL OLD HORSES AND DEAD
animals. If suitable for mink feed
will paymore than fertilizer.
prices. If, not, will pay fertilizer
prices. If dead phone at once.
Phone collect, Gilbert Bros. Mink
Ranch, 936r21 or 936r32, Goder-
ieh. 11-btfb.
IOOF NOTES
Clinton Lodge No, 83 met on
Tuesday evening and during the
regular meeting the Charter was
draped In honour of the late Bro.
Harry Fitzsimons. Plans were
95 ACRES FOR GRAIN CRO;' made to entertain Brucefield and
put on the first degree. It was
and 76 acres in hay at my farm decided to sponsor "CFPL Goes
in Varna. Write Dr. • Lloyd Mof- Catling",
'lett, London, Ont. . 10-11-h
i•:
Spring comes 'around every year and the
street -corner weather prophets predict that .it won't
belong new. Are you ready for it?
•We are.
New -Topcoats are coining in daily; Gabar-
dines, 'Anel •}lair, Tweeds and a smart All -Wool
English CordingIy Covert. See these coats on display
in our store. We are 'now remodelled to give you
better service than ever before.
Special This `Week ,
MEN'S BIB OVERALLS. .Sanforized Denim and
Drill. • Good range of sizes.
.From $3.25 to $4.45 per pair
SPRING SHOES .. .
Just arrived, a large shipment of Ladies, Girls,, 1Vlen's
and Boys' Oxfords in Black or Brown•. Positively
the best shoes in town at' hire price.
Pickett 8 Campbell
PHONE 25
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"Your Friendly Store" CLINTON
HAVE YOUR
SEWER DUG NOW!
Work Completed to Plumbing.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Harold E st
Phone Clinton 800r6
R.R. 4, Clinton
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BIRTHS Underwriters
!COLLAR. - Mr. and 'Mrs. Reg.
'Collar, Wingham, (nee Elinor
Sundercock), are happy to an-
, nounce thebirth of their daugh-
ter, Audrey Ann, in Wingham
General Hospital, on Thursday,
March 4, 1048:
CORRAN - In Clinton Public.
Hosplta'l, on Monday, March 8,
1948, to Mr. and Mrs, James
Corran, R.R. 2, Clinton a 'dau•-
yhter,-,(Ann Elizabeth).
LEISHM•AN in Clinton Public
Hospital,on Friday, March 5,
1948, ,to, Mr. and 'Mrs. James
Leishman, R.R. 1, Auburn, a
daugnter (Helen Louise).
YEARRON - In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Monday, March 8,
1948, to Mr, and Mrs. Sidney
Yearron, Clinton, a daughter,
(Linda Ann).
MARRIAGES
HANEY-WATSON - In the Par-
sonage ':of the United Church,
Egmondvilie, by Rev. A. W.
Gardiner, on Wednesday, March
10, 1948,: Anna Margaret, daugh-
ter of;.Mr; and Mrs. John S.
Watson, Seaforth, to Warden
Emmerson Haney, son •of Mr.
and Mrs. Matthew Haney, Tuck-
ersmith.
DEATHS
CLARKE-In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Sunday, March 7, 1948,
' Linda Jean, infant, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, William G. Clarke
Varna, aged 15 days. Private
funeral service from the home
of her parents 'on 'Monday,
Morph to Bayfield Cemetery.
LESLIE Suddenly, at 225 Ox-
ford street, London, on Wed-
nesday, March 10, 1948, I. How-
ard, beloved son of the late S.
G. Leslie, of Blyth, in his 32nd
year, Funeral service from Lock
wood funeral • home, Blyth, on
• Saturday, March 13, at 2 pm.
Interment Blyth Union Cemet-
ery,
MOORE-At his•home in Hensall,
on Tuesday,' March 9, 1948,
Charles Moore, in his 62nd year.
Funeral from' Hensall United
Church to Clinton Cemetery,
Thursday afternoon, March 11
VANDERBURGH-In' Clinton, ,at
• the home -of his' son, Wesley
• Vanderburgh, on Monday, Mar-
eh . 8,, 1948, : following a short
illness, George Albert Vander -
burgh, in his.85th year, FUperil
from the Beattie Funeral Home'',
Rattenbury St. E., Clinton, on
Wednesday, Marrh 10, to.Mait-
land Cemetery, Goderieh: Fun-
eral under auspices of Murphy
Lodge, L,O.L., No, 710, Clinton.
CHARLES'MOORE
(By our Hensall correspondent,
Charles Moore, prominent busi-
nessman and resident of this vil-
lage for the 'past 38 years, died
at his home Tuesday, March 9, in
his 62nc1 year. Mr. Moore had
been in failing health for some
time, and had been confined to
his home since October. He took
suddenly worse on Saturday last,
his death coming at 4 a.m. Tues-
day. He was well known in Hen-
sall and surrounding districts,
having conducted a machine shop
here for many years. He will also
be remembered for his kindness
to charity and was never known
to ever refuse to contribute to any
good and worthy cause.
Deceased' was born in Clinton,
a member of the United Church.
He was unmarried and Deed with
his sister, Mrs. Lillie M. John-
ston, who survives him.
Funeral services will be held
in the United Church, Thursday,
March 11, at 2 p.m., and will be
conducted by his minister, Rev.
P. A. Brook. Burial will be in
Clinton Cemetery.
0
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. Frank Wilson and the Walk:-
.
er
al t-
er family wish to extend their
heartfelt appreciation to the fri-
ends and neighbors, especially
Rev. Andrew Lane and Rev. E.
R, Stanway for expressions of
sympathy and beautiful floral
tributes, also those who so kindly
Ioaned their cars or helped in any
way, 11-p
The Marian Congress Film
16 MM - SOUND COLOUR
St. Joseph's Church Hall
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 8:45 P.M.
AND A BIT OF IRISH TO MAKE THE "D.AY"
BINGO as usual after- film
•
Notice to Creditors
IN THE ESTATE OF William Da-
vid Kennedy, late of the Town of
Clinton, in the County of Huron,
Laborer,'" Vegitsed.
ALL PERSONS having claims
against the Estate of the above
deceased are required to file the 3
same with the undersigned Solid- X
for for the paid Estate, op ,or be-
fore the 15th day of March, A.D.
1948, after which date the assets
will be distributed among -,.the
parties•yel titled.,,thereto, having
regard'oniy to the claims of which
notice shall have been given.
DATED at Clinton, this 23rd
day of February, A D. 1948,
F. FIIVGL.ANTD,. K;C,,
Clinton, Ontario
Solicitor for tit said Estate
9-(10-111)
Qcenti ued from page one)
the original wells; Nos. 1 ' and , 2;
have been cut off, and a new well;
known 'as No, 4, has been drilled.
The ceirihined capacity of the two
wells'arow rn uee'is approximately
1,000,000 gallons' per day; both,
wells operated 'by electrically -
driven pumps. •
PUMPS - The total pumping;
capacity at fire pressure is 432,-
000-gallons
32,-000'gallons ,per day by electric
power and 576,000 gallons by el-
ectric power
lectric.power and gasoline engine.
FIRE APPLIANCES- The
motor, hose and chemical truck
described in the previous report
is still in use. An RCAF crash
tender has been purchased and is
kept in the fire hall but is not
used. It is planned to sell the
crash tender and purchase a 600
gallon pumper. Minor equipment
added consists of a one -quart car -
son -tetrachloride extinguisher and
a fog nozzle. The total quantity
of 21/z -inch hose is 2,000 feet, com-
prising 1,500 feet of rubber lined
hose and 500 feat of rubber hose,
BRIGADE - Strength is un-
changed at 15, including the chief,
all volunteers, none sleeping in
the fire hall at night , .. The fire
d°partment is paid a fixed sum
per year. Pratetices are held mon-
thly th oughout the year.
ALARM SYSTEM - Geneari a-
larms are sounded on an elect-
rically operated siren near the
fire hall. There is a switch in the
telephone office and in the Coun-
ty Home.
Recommendations
'General remarks and recom-
mendations included the follow-
ing:
I FIRE LIMIT. BY-LAW - The
by-law permits the erection of
frame, dwellings in the fire limits,
provided the application is ap-
proved by the' municipal council.
This clause should be removed
from the by-law.
WATERWORKS PUMPS -The
combined pumping capacity is
barely sufficient for a single sy-
stem as the gasoline engine driven
pump cannot be operated. at fire
pressure.. For' a' Standard . dupile-
late system, the ptunping capacity
at fire .pressure should be such
that in the event. of the disability
of any one pump, ox of anything,:
;in connection with whatever form'
'of: Power May be employed, .the
immediately , available capacity
shall not be reduced to less than
1,125,000 gallons by day. The suc-
tion pipes are not separate for
each pump. Each"pump shall draw
its sufplies from the suction well
through a,separate pipe.
l PUMPING STATIONS- Atten-
dance at the municipal ` pump
house is not continuous. There
should be an operator on duty at
all times.
HYDRANTS - A few addition-
al hydrants are required so that
the •distance ;between them shall
not exceed 250 feet in the busi-
ness section, ; and 500 feet in the
built-up residential areas.
HOSE CARRIAGES - The
motor hose and chemical truck is
the only appliance to respond in
the event or fire. Arrangements
should be made for it to be foll-
owed Up by some other hose -car-
rying apparatus when responding
to an alram,
LADDER TRUCK - None, A
ladder truck should be provided,
For Sale
BOXY THEATRE
CLINTON
CAPITAL •;THEATRE
GODERICH
,Now, Playing:„ (March 11-13) Now-"VIG}LANTES RETURN"
"SLAVE . GIRL" in Technicolor,' and "King • of, • the Wild Horses"
•starring Yvonne de , Carlo MON., TUES., WED.
MOIL, Wed. (March 15-11)
"PURSUED"
The sanguinary story of a family
,feud whose unrelenting bitterness
fives through two generations and
almost wrecks a warm romance.
Teresa Wright - Robert Mitchum
and Judith. Anderson
Thur.," Fri„ Sat, (March 18-20)
Deanna Durbin, Donald O'Connor
and John Dalt-There was music
in her heart, romance in the air &
"Something in the Wind"
Coining: March 22 & 23: "MOSS
ROSE" and March' 24 & 25 "THE
BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES"
Matinees: Sat. & Holidays, 2.30
u n e nmen
George Raft - Lynn Bari and
Virginia Huston -a chilly thrilly
tale of dark doings in the dead
of night
"NOCTURNE"
Penny Singleton Arthur Lake
& Larry Simms -Bring back the
Bumsteads in their latest riot-
"Blondie Knows Best"
THUR., FRI., SAT.
Maria Montez - Rod Cameron &
Phillip Reed -This salty, tangy,
Technicolored adventure yarn has
all the requirements for an even-
ing of fun -
"Pirates of Monterey"
REGENT THEATRE
• SEAPORT H
Now -Yvonne De Carlo - In
Technicolor -- "SLAVE GIRL"
MON., TUES., WED.',
Two Features
Peggy Cummins - Ethel Barry-
more and Victor Mature=Present
Joseph Shearing's suspenseful
novel of murder and deceit
"MOSS ROSE" '
Randolph Scott - Mary Doran &
Tim Trott -offer a rugged out-
door tale of frontiersmen
"Northwest Trail"
THUR.. FRI., SAT.
Jon Hall - Margaret Liiidsay -
Andy Devine -The old west, in
all its blazing fury, revived in
Cinecolor by a superbly chosen
cast -
"The Vigilantes Rem"
Coming -"THE BEST YEARS OF Coming: "THE BEST YEARS OF
OUR LIVES" OUR LIVES"
carrying modern equipment in-
cluuding an extension ladder of
sufficient length to reach -the roof•.
of the highest building, and the
truck should respond to all alarms
CHEMICAL FIRE EXTINGU-
ISHERS - A 21/2 -gallon exting-
uisher is carried on the ' motor
truck and another is kept in the
Town Hall. Four extinguishers of
this size, incluhing two of foam
type, should be carried on the
first appliance to respond to an
alarm of fire.
FIRE HALL -The position of
the Fire Hall in rear of the Town
Hall is inconvenient for operation
of the motor truck, If a more con-
venent location cannot be arrang-
ed, a driveway should, at least,
be constructed from the doorway
northwards to Rattenbury St.
BRIGADE - The strength, 15,
is insufficient;• all are volunteers,
none sleeping in the Fire Hall at
night. The Brigade should con-
sist of at least 20 menpbers, and
if fully paid men are not employ-
ed, arrangements should at least
be made for three or fourfireman
to sleep in the Fire Hall at night,
ALARM, SYSTEM - General
alarms are .sounded on an elect-
rically
operated siren at the Fire
Nall, with switches at the tele-
phone exchange and in the County
Home. The latter is connected to
( a: thermostat alarm system, and
is said to be responsible for a great
many false alarms. The switch at
the County Horne should sound a
bell or other device at the Fire
Hall and not a general alarm..
The report was signed by A. L. •
Thomas, CVA.
"Believe -And Thou Shalt Be Saved" Acts 16:31. ,
BELIEVE WHAT?
1. Believe that you are a lost -sinner.'(Rom. 3:23)
2, Believe that you need a Saviour. (Titus 3:5)
3. • Believe that Christ is that Saviour. (John 14:6)
4, Believe God's Work when it says CHRIST died
for us. (1 Pet. 3:18)
So in true repentance trust and accept Christ to -day.
TUNE IN -Hear Chas, Miller, Box 123, Los Angeles, 53, cal.,
on STATION CKLW, Windsor, 12-12.30 E.S.T.p Sunday noox.
Dining room suite (one month
old) consisting of (in solid wal-
nut): a china cabinet; buffet; din-
ing room extension table and
chairs; breakfast suite (in maple)•
consisting of: kitchen cabinet,
I chairs and table; linoleum 9'x24"
(new); new electric iron and
toaster; Beach range (nearly new)
and numerous other articles.
This furniture is all nearly new
and is being sold because a re-
turned man is leaving town.
For further particulars or any-
one desiring to see this furniture,
apply to:
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT,
Auctioneer
Phone 203 Clinton Box 293
11-b
CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL DESIGNS
For Every Occasion
C..V.0 KE
FLORIST
Phones: 66w and 66i
CREAUTY SHOPPE
Shampoo
ll(t,niecre
Pinder- Waves
Permanente'
ETHEL THOMPSON
Princess St: East Phone 585
59-tf
NOTICE
For your Spring Require-
ments in building materials,
such as:
LUMBER
WALL BOARDS
PLYWOOD
MASONITE
Mouldings and Casings
Builders Hardware such as
Hinges - Locks - Cupboard
Catches and Drawer Pulls;
also nails of all kinds.
We have a complete line of
Heantans llepglo Paints,
Enamels and, Varnishes.
Asphalt roofings and build-
ing Paper. Rock Wool
Insulation.
Also Window Sash made to
order and Glass, all sizes.
EVERYTHING
REASONABLY PRICED
Cal in and see...
BERT HULLER
or
Phone 319-J
Clinton
Cash and
for
Service
10-11-12-13-p
Ilia
41111111131116.
TENDERS.
SEALED.) TENDERS will be received by the
undersigned up to MARCH 31, for the delivery of
4,000'yirds, more or Iess, of Crushed Gravel, 3/4 -ranch
screen, at a price of 60 cents per Cu. Yd., for the
slbree.ts, Town of Clinton. Quality of gravel to be
up to the approval of the Street ,Committee of Council.
11 -12 -13 -bb
4.4440a44cwt. s«k.: s,4 ter•
'TOWN OF CLINTON,
M. T. Corless,
Clerk and Treasurer.
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Attention,
Parents !
All parents having children for Kindergarten
Class .be Fall Terni commencing in September, must
register same by letter not later than April 1, 1948,
with III. C. Lawson, secretary, Public School Board.
To be admitted, pupils must be four years, eight
mouths old, by September 1, 1948.
On day of enrolment in September, definite proof
of age must be submitted to the Principal of the Public
School. Owing to Iimited accommodation it is necessary
that these regulations be strictly adhered to.
Signed on behalf of Clinton Public School Board
H. C. LAWSON, Secretary
11-12-13-5
HELP WANTED
Men to ' Work
1*
Boarding , . Room
Apply 'Superintendent
Clinton Hosiery Milts ` Limited
Mary St. PHONE 117 Clinton
. This Week ...
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