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FOR SALE ,.
RUBBER TIRED WAGON, good
tires, short or long tongue; also
bay flake, ' •Wishto buy cheap
tractor or steel tired wagon. Ap-
ply We B. Thompson, 2r miles
west of Clinton on No. 8 Highway.
e 13-16-b
OOPPER TUB B.EATTY Washer
in excellent condition, Privately
•owned. Phone 698J. 13-b
ONE MASSEY-HARRIS THREE
:furrow plow; one McCormick -
Deering corn binder; one Me-
-Cormick -Deering side delivery
rake; Two Holstein cows, due in
April; Two Durham heifers due
in April. Ralph Cantelon, phone
9.05r25, Clinton. 13-14-p
'THIGH RUBBER BOOTS, spec-
ially priced, $5.45; Hip Rubber
Boots, new Flonga type with hip
strap, $6,25. Aiken's, phone 2,
Clinton. 13-b
'TRICYCLE, SMALL SIZE, 2 to 5
:years old. Good condition. Phone
482W. 13-14-p
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE BIRTHS
HS
FIVE HOGS. r011 SALE. Apply
R. J, A. McClelland, phone Clin-
ton 800r33. 13-b
A GOOD BLAGX HORSE rising
5 years. Well broken to work
double on any implement; also
riding plow in A-1 condition.
Harold Tyndall, phone 905r2.
13-b
ELEVEN WEANLING PIGS.W.
P. Roberts, phone 614r22. 13-b
THREE REGISTERED SCOTCH
Shorthorn . heifers with calves at
foot. Stewart Schoenhals, phone
Clinton 903r12. 13-14-b
AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE
1936 MASTER CHEVROLET
Coach, ••completely overhauled,
new tires, in excellent condition,
Stewart Schoenhals, phone Clin-
ton 903r12. 13-h
PROPERTY TO RENT
TWO GARAGES FOR RENT,
suitable for cars or storing furni-
ture. Apply Mrs. Robert Webster,
phone 7893. 13-p
TWELVE ACRES OF Clay Loam
for rent for cropping. Apply Box
"F", NEWS -RECORD. 13-p
•
HELP WANTED, MALE
YOUNG MAN TO LEARN Auto-
motive repair trade. Apply Box
"M", NEWS -RECORD. 13-b
'SUNSHINE STROLLER in good
condition. Phone 229 or apply to
P.O. Box 73, 13-p
''ONE SMALL FOUR -HOLE COOK
stove in good condition, fitted with
waterfront. Apply D. H. McInnes,
Huron St., Friday or Saturday.
13-b
LARGE ICE BOX, holding 300
pounds ice, with 14 cubic feet
food space, would suit large
boarding house, small store or
farm house. Apply to Lever's
Service Station and Restaurant,
: Jlighway No. 8, West, 12-13-b
I WO LOADS OF SHEAF OATS
.:for' sale. Apply Ed. Morrison,
„ phone Clinton 633r13. 13-b
PROPERTY FOR SALE
',COTTAGE ON"PRINCESS Street:
Phone 589J. 13-15-p
.EIGHTY ACRES OF. GRASS land
,•CP. Murch, Clinton. 12-13-p
'SMALL HOUSE IN . CLINTON,
.excellent location. A buyer of this
property, makitlg small repairs,
could have a good comfortable
home at a reasonable price. Ap-
ply to James' Elliott,' Dublin.
13-14-15-p
'SMALL FARM OF Sandy Loam,
suitable for market gardening on
led; 8 Highway, two miles west of
Clinton. On this farm is situated
a seven -room frame house, bank
barn (including hen house), gar-
age,
arage, spring well -water in barn,
spring creek, Hydro available,
'Possession May 1• Harold Squire,
R.R. 3, Clinton, phone 910r25.
13-p
100 ACRES, $1,000, -GOOD PAS-
"cure land and lifetime supply of
-firewood. Lot 21, Concession 7,
Hallett. Apply H. C. Lawson,
'Real Estate Broker, phone 251W,
Clinton. 9tfb
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, SENT'.
es room brick dwelling, modern con-
veniences, air conditioning heating
-system, insulated, . newly decorated;
garage, Apply to H. O. Lawson, Real
-Estate Broker, phone 251W, Ciiaton.
Stfb
SEED• GRAIN FOR SALE
"RED CLOVER SEED, GOOD,
•clean seed. Apply Gladwin West-
lake, phone Henson 99r12,
AJAX OATS WITH SOME No. 21
'Barley Mixed in. Irvine Tebbutt,
'phone Clinton 902r8, 12-13-p
'MIXED GRAIN; ALSO HAY,
'Bean straw • and Oat straw. John
E. Pepper, phone Clinton 627r13.
13-b
"RED CLOVER SEED, $33 a bus;
'Reg. Sturdy, phone Goderich
933r32. _ 13-p
750 BUSHELS AJAX OATS, $1.50
per bushel. William Harris, phone
308r3, Clinton. 13-14-p
MUSKRATS WANTED
SEE ME BEFORE' SELLING
elsewhere. Murray East, R.R. 1,
Chilton, 12-14-p
TRAPPERS SUPPLIES
MUSKRAT TRAPS of all kinds;
'Dailey's Muskrat Lure, $1.25; per -
sonde lessons given to anyone in-
terested in trapping foxes, Bring
your furs to Batkin. 13-p
MEN WANTED
$35. TO $60. A WEEK! Your own
business! No boss, no timeclock,
independence! The leading line of
Home Service Products! Fine city
and rural territories available. A
vehicle is needed for routes, •If
you have selling ability and a
small capital — write to -day for
FREE information — FAMILEX
— 1600 Delorimier, MONTREAL.
12-16-b
HELP WANTED, FEMALE
GIRL WANTED ' AS JUNIOR
clerk by local bank. Should have
at least three years high school
education. Apply P.O. Box 340,
Clinton. 13-b
GIRL TO HELP with housework,
Mrs.- W, H, Hemphill, 522 Wil-
liam St, Stratford, or phone 2352
collect, •13-b
WORE WANTED, MALE
ODD JOBS WANTED EVENINGS
and weekends. Two men with car
or trailer. Reasonable, Phone
907r15. 13-14-b
ACCOMMODATION WANTED
YOUNG CLINTON VETERAN
would like house or apartment,
possession by June 1, no child-
ren, references, Apply Box "R"
NEWS -RECORD. 13-p
WANTED
USED PIANO, WANTED, in good
condition. Apply W. 0, Johnston,
Brucefield, phone Clinton 618r31;
Seaforth 659r31. 13-p
WANTED,TO BUY
ALL OLD HORSES AND DEAD
animals. If suitable for mink feed
will pay snore than fertilizer
prices. If not, will pay fertilizer
prices. if dead phone at once.
Phone collect, Gilbert Bros, Mink
Ranch, 9"uiir2l or 936r32, Goder-
ich. 11-btfb,
LOST AND FOUND
LOST—TUNING HAMMER with
black handle, Lost in vicinity of
Frank Dixon's residence. Finder
contact E .C. Nickle, phone 3393.
13-b
LOST — AN UMBRELLA WITH
white, pink and green sections.
Reward offered. .Phone 290W
13-p
LOST—YOUNG GIRL'S Plastic
rimmed glasses, between Ellwood
Epps' Sport Shop arid Public
School, on Wednesday, March 24,
Finder please leave at Epps Sport
Shop, Clinton. 13-b
MISCELLANEOUS
ARE. YOU PLANNING TO HAVE
masonwork done in the spring??
Now is the . time to make the
necessary arrangements. Far as-
sistance in your plant and other
information contact William Ben-
der, phone 911r24. 10-14-b
PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRS
to all makes. ' Cleaning, demothing,
free estimator. Write or phone William
N. Goiild, 314w,"Olinton. 2btf
EXPERT WORK done in instal-
lation of sanitary sewerage ser-
vices. Contact McKay Contract-
, ing Co., phone 373M, Clinton,
13-14-p
DOUND—In Ciitnon Public Hos-
pital, on Thursday, March, ' 25,
1948, to Mr. and Mrs. Rayu'tond
Round, Clinton, a son (Douglas
Albert).
FOWLER—In Clinton PubiicHos-
pital, on, Sunday, March 21,
1948, tp Mr. and Mees. Benson
Fowler, Blyth, a daughter.
OKE—Mr. and Mrs. Orville G.
Oke (nee Wilma Rowcliffe),
Clinton, are happy to announce
the birth of their daughter,
Elaine Kathryn, • at Scott Mem-
orial . Hospital, Seaforth, on
Saturday, March 20, 1948.
MARRIAGES
STOREY-DALE—At the Parson-
age, Ontario St, United Church,
Clinton, by Rev, W. J. Wool-
frey, at 3 p.m. Saturday, March
20, 1948, Helen Marie, only
daughter of Mr. and M s. Ernest
Dale, R.R. 4, Clinton, to Robert
Harold Storey, son of Mr. and
Mrs. 3, H. Storey, Walton.
Notice to Creditors
In the Estate of Jennie Morris,
late of the Town of Clinton, in
the County of Huron, Widow,
Deceased.
All persons having claims
against the Estate of the above
deceased are required to file the
same with the undersigned Solicit-
or for the said Estate, on or before
the ,12th day of April, A.D. 1948,
after which date the assets will
be distributed amongst the parties
entitled thereto, having regard
only to the claims of which notice
shall have been given.
DATED at Clinton, this 23rd
clay of March, A.D. 1948.
F. FINGLAND. K.C., Clinton,
Ontario, Solicitor; for the said
Estate. 13-14-15-b
IN. MEMORIAM
POWELL—In loving memory of
a dear wife and mother, Eliza-
beth Elliott, beloved wife of
Mr. Frank H. Powell who pas-
sed away one year ago, March
26, 1947:
"It is not at the time the tears
are shed
That tell of a heart that is torn,
But the lonely tears in after years
And remembrance silently borne.
Surrounded by friends we are
lonely,
In the midst of joy we are blue,
With a smile on our face, we've
a heartache
Longing dear mother for you."
—Ever lovingly remembered by
husband, son and daughters.
13-p
TWO -MILL RATE SET
-• WINGIIAM — Winghain High
ESchooi District Board has set a
two -mill tax rate for this district.
NOTICES
SAW FILING, ALL KINDS DONE
at Hoare's Orobard, one mile north
of torn; also ladders for sale various
lengths. Enquire. 11-18-p
WOULD HAVE ROOM FOR ONE
or two passengers in car going to
Manitoba. Apply Box "W" NEWS -
RECORD. 13-p
WILL BE ABLE TO DO CUSTOM
wood cutting throughout the sum-
mer. Also have a quantity of
mixed wood for sale. ' Glenn E.
Price, Brucefield, phone Clinton
621r31, 13-14-p
NOTICE
For your ,Spring Require-
ments in building materials,
such as:
LUMBER
WALL BOARDS
PLYWOOD
MASONITE
Mouldings and Casings
Builders Hardware such as
Binges - Locks - Cupboard
Catches and Drawer Pulls;
also nails of all kinds.
We have a complete line of
Heammns Hepglo Paints,
Enamels and Varnishes:
Asphalt roofings and build-
ing paper. Bock Wool
Insolation.
Also Window Sash made to
order and Glass, all, sizes.
EVERYTHING
REASONABLY PRICED
Call in` and'see .. .
BERT HULLER
or
Phone 3194
Clinton
for
Cash and Carry Service
10-11-12-13-p
Going in the
Easter
Parade?
If you are, step out in
style. See our new line
of spring suits now. The
smartest in styling; one -
button Iong rolls, Lounge
drapes, and the new Box -
Back by. Towne Hall.
Gabardines, Worsteds and
Glen Checks in stock
now.
a fi Make your outfit com-
' 4i plete with a Gabardine
Topcoat, a Stetsqu Hat
and is pair of Scott -Me -
Hale Shoes.
• Boy's Shoes •
We can now fit any boy in town with the best in
Brown' or Black Oxfords, all .sizes from 11 to 51✓z.
BEAUTY SHOPPE
Shampoo
Manicure
Finger 'Waves
Permanents
ETHEL THOMPSON
Princess St, East Phone 585
59 tP •
Dwarf
App!e Trees
just right for a
small back garden.,
Absolutely hardy.
$2.50 each
Write today for list
'mss
Urges Greater
wick Results
(Contin,ied.'from;Page One) '
"Man cannot Make, a rose," the
speaker said, "He can't iecorpor-
ate . that mystical *thing ca11ed.
perfume," Mr. Clarke paid trib-
ute^to gardening as working out
the mystical.. Horticulture is
simply the *ornamental side of ag-
riculture, our basic, industry.
"I believe we get right to .the,
basic things in gardening," he.
declared "It is the practice of
good citizenship" It serves to
keep down juvenile delinquency,
and might be an antidote for some
of our Bares and troubles, It
provides a proper environment
for the child.
Mr. Clarke advocated a general
clean-up day\ for Clinton, stating.
that it would •make the town a
great deal different. He urged
support for and interest in a
Horticultural Society, and urged
reorganization of the local society,
which has been dormant for sev-
eral years: He would like to see'
the Lions Club "father" such a
society.
The speaker cited the case of
Kitchener where a Horticultural
Society had beautified the city and
was receiving an annual grant of
$5,000 front the City Council. The
same was true elsewhere. Hund-
reds of schools throughout On-
tario had fostered beautification
with wonderful results. Essay
writing had been fostered. Con-
servation was emphasized.
GRAIN CAPACITY
GODERICH-Capacity of the 15
lake vessels standing in the dam-
aged Goderich harbor is reported
to total 3,000,000 bushels, not
15,000,000 as previously reported.
Safety
Auto Glass
Replaced in Your Car or
Truck while you wait.
i
BEEVERS AUTO
and BICYCLE
SUPPLY
,CCM Bicycles and Repairs
'este St. Phone 295-W
GODERICH
See your local Garage or
Service Station about
'this service.
13-1.4-15-16-b
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•
ROXY THEATRE.
C L I. T O N
Now. Playing (March. 25) "THE
.BEST. :YEARS OF OUR LIVES"
.(March 26 and 27) "BUCK
•PRIVATES COME HOME"
Mon., Tues., Wed. (March 29-31)
June .Allyson, Peter Lawford 'and
Patricia Marshal.— The musical
sensation of the year, gay and
gorgeous and crammed with toe -
tipping tunes. (In Technicolor)
"GOOD NEWS"
Thur., Fri., Sat. (April 1-3)
"The Vigilantes Return"
Cinecolor photography enhances
this thrill -packed tale of the
struggle to bring law, and order
it; the old West — Jon Hall,
Margaret Lindsay & Andy Devine
Coming (April 5-7) "THE UN-
FINISHED DANCE" starring
Margaret O'Brien
Matinee: Sat, &Holidays 2.30 p.m.
CAPITAL THEATRE
GODERICE
Now' flaying -::Bing Crosby. In
"EAST SIDE OF HEAVEN"
MON., TUES., WED.
Margaret O'Brien, Danny Thomas
and Cyd Charisse—There is ro-
mance, . spectacle and music in
M.G.M.'s gorgeous Technicolor
drama.
"The Unfinished Donee"
THUR., FRI., SAT.
"The FOXES of HARROW"
Frank Yerhy's novel of frustra-
tion and unbridled passions be-
comes a screen epic you'must not
miss — Rex Harrison, Maureen
O'Hara and Richard Haydn
Coming:
"CARNEGIE HALL"
REGENT . THEATRE
SEAFORT?R
Now Playing --Deanna Durbin in
"SOMETHING IN THE WIND"
MON., TUES., WED.
June Haver, Mark Stevens and
Martha Stewart One: of the
brightest; liveliest, Technicolor
musicals ever created by Twent-
ieth Century
went-ieth'Century Fox.
"I Wonder Who's Kissing
Her Now"
R'HUR., FRL, SAT.
Abbott and Costello with Joan
Fulton and Tom Browny—If you
want to rehabilitate your sense of
humor don't miss the riotous
laff-hit,
"Buck Privates Come: Home"
Coming—Betty Grable in '
"MOTHER WORE *TIGHTS"
LIGHTNING CAUSES FIRE •
FORDWICH—A bolt of light-
ning struck the power installation
in a house owned by Roy Gadke,
causing considerable damage to
the basement and setting it on
fire. A bucket brigade was form-
ed and extinguished the blaze.
Oid at 9,50,60?"
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HOBBY SHOP
SIGNS—
Scroll Sawed or
Painted
Suitable for Stores,
Cottages, etc.
Lawn Ornaments
and Hobby Craft
R. SMITH
PHONE 79'7W
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"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. (Sohn 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. Fuller, Box 123, Los Angeles, 53, CaL,
on STATION CKLW, Windsor, 12-12.30 E,S.T. Sunday noon
wlrwerr► ,netnrsr
Easter Bonnet Dance
. CLINTON TOWN HALL
Monday, March 29
Music by
KEN WILBEE and his Orchestra
Dancing 9:30
• COME AND GET AN EASTER BONNET •
ADMISSION: 50e •
Sponsored by Huron Fish and Game (71ub
12-13-b
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TENDERS
SEALED TENDERS will be received by the
undersigned up to MARCI{ 31, for the delivery of
4,000 yards, more or less, of rushed Gravel, %.inch
screen, at a price of 60 cents per Cu. Yd., for the
slbreets, Town of Clinton. Quality of gravel to be
up to the approval of the Street Committee of Council,
11-1.2-13-b
TOWN OF CLINTON,
M. T. Carless,-
Clerk and Treasurer.
Attention, • Parents !
Ali parents having children for Kindergarten
Class in Fall Terni commencing in. September, must
register same by letter not latter than April 1, 1948,
with H. C. Lawson; secretary, Public School Board.
To be admitted, pupils must be four years, eight
months old, by September 1, '1948.
On day of enrolment` in September, definite proof
of age must be siibinitted to the Principal of the Public
School. Owing to limited accommodation it is necessary
that£hese regulations be strictly adhered to.
Signed on behalf of Clinton Public School Board
JI -L C. LAWSON, Secretary
11-12-13-b
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HOT CROSS BUNS
We're Still Taking Orders for the
Easter Weekend
•HAPPY EASTER GREETINGS
Dixon's Pastry Shop
PHONE 281W RATTENBURY ST. E.
a
it
FOR SALE
There is offered for sale by tender the
residence of the late Jennie Morris, situat-
ed on the South side of Wellington Street,
Clinton. :..t.n.,t:tea.u.,
Property consists of a frame cottage with living room,
dining room, two bedrooms, bath connected to sewerage,
kitchen, summer kitchen, woodshed, good cellar, furnace,
electric water heater, all in a good state of repair.
Written tenders will be received by the under-
signed to the 5th day of April, 1948. Possession 15th
May, 1948. highest or any tender not necessarily
accepted. Inspection by appointment.
DATED this 23rd day of March A.D. 1948,
F. FINGLAND,
Executor Estate Jennie Morris.
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There's no
better way...
TO GREET A FRIEND
TO THANK A HOSTESS
TO SAY "I LOVE YOU"
Flowers For Easter!
Fre9h as a dewy, Spittrfg morning .... delightful as
only Nature can make them .. , CQOKE FLOWERS
are ready to make your Easter perfect again. Your
partieu'lam favourites are here, in' cut flowers and
blooming plants, and priced very law for so much
beauty,
, ORDER NOW!
Phones: 66W, 664 ; . .
C.' V. Cooke
FLORIST CLINTON
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CALL
CLINTON..CAB
PHONE 44
Res. `229 Res. 173
Reg. Shipley Oscar Priestap H. Crittenden
FULL STOCK OF .. .
Chicken Supplies
Hand -made Feeders and Fountains
SEE US BEFORE BUYING
• Order Your Sap Pans Early 0
HUGH R. HAWKINS
PLUMBING and. HEAPING
Business 244 Phone - Residence 470