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ACCOMMODATION
FOR RENT
THREE -ROOMED APARTMENT
with hydro and running water,
114 miles from Clinton. Francis
Powell, phone 907r4. 26-b
AGENTS WANTED
PAST GROWING COMPANY
has opening in your district for
energetic and ambitious person.
Splendid opportunity for aggres-
sive individual. Excellent earn-
ings assured with future, security
and independence. Apply Blue
Brand. Products, 7227 Alexandra,
'Montreal. 22.26-b
OWN YOUR BUSINESS! Join
`the leading company of HOME
SERVICE IN CANADA. Let your
- -effort determine your income.
"Very little capital needed—If you
have travelling equipment, here
is your chance to use it with
benefit. Write for full details;
FAMILEX, 1600 Delorimier,
Montreal. 22-26-1)
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
1934 BUICK CONVERTIBLE
Coupe, motor overhauled, rea-
sonable. Apply Box "C" NEWS -
RECORD. R .
26-b
TWO -WHEEL TRAILER WITH
racks, newly decorated. ,WITH
right to sell. Phone. Clinton 186.
26-b
FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY,
new 1948 Ford three -ton truck,
158" w.b. Daly Motors, Sea:.
forth. 26-b
1935 FORD COACH IN EXCEL -
lent condition. Contact Robert
B. Reid, Varna, phone Hensall
-76r13. 26-b
BUILDINGS FOR SALE
SMALL GARAGE, 10x20, MOVE
able; also old house suitable for
garage. workshop, etc. Noble
Holland, R,R, 4, Clinton, phone
817r22. 26-b
COTTAGE FOR RENT
HOUSES FOR' SALE
IN CLINTON, EIGHT -ROOMED,
well- built, two - storey frame
house, two -car garage, large lot.
If you want something good, see
'this.'Ihform'ation about this prop-
erty can be obtained by contact-
ing Charles E," Elliott, Box 238,
Clinton, phone 326. Early posses-
sion can be arranged. 26-28-b
SEVEN ROOMED COTTAGE ON
Victoria St., all modern conven-
iences, new furnace. Immediate
possession, Owing to unforseen
circumstances this house has not
been sold as peviously iel^.orted.
Apply E. C. Munro, Victoria , St.,
Clinton.. 26-•p
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, seven
room brick dwelling, modern con-
veniences, air conditioning heating
system, insulated, newly decorat-
ed; gerage, Apply to H. C. 'Law-
son, Real Estate Broker, phone
251W, Clinton, Stfb
1% STOREY, EIGHT ROOM,
frame house with asphalt siding,
hardwood floors downstairs,'three
piece bath connected to . sewer,
Immediate possession. Apply Cliff
Cooper, Gordon St. 25-26-h
TWO-STOREY DWELLING IN
Clinton; built in 1947: eight lov-
ely modern rooms, living room,
dining room, modern kitchen, two
bedrooms, four -piece bath down;
self contained apartment second
floor with kitchen, dinette, liv-
ing room, bedroom and two-piece
bath up; full basement, oil burner
heating, electric water heater, in-
sulari
ed. Thisis' an
outstanding
property in first class condition
For appointment to inspect call
H. C. Lawson, Real Estate Broker,
Clinton, phone 251w. 26tfh
HELP WANTED, MALE
HIGH SCHOOL BOY WANTED
for farm work for summer. Ap-
ply Clarence Ball, phone 804r5,
Clinton. 26-p
LOST AND FOUND
LOST—ROAN HEREFORD heif-
er, will have calf by now, also
greyed Hereford steer, William
H. Middleton, phone 906r15.
26-p
LOST—MODEL AIRPLANE ON
Monday night, last seen south of
Clinton, has blue wings, orange
body, bine rudder, orange elevat-
or, 011son 23 motor, 4' wing span.
- Reward. Robert Weeks, R.R. 4,
e Clinton, phone 633r3. 26-n
g
TWO ROOMY CABINS AT "Th
' `Ta31s," three miles west of Gode
rich on Highway No. 8, campin
grounds and trailer cabins. Prop
•erty for sale. J. M. Driver, Gode
rich, phone Goderich 931r14.
25-26-p
SUMMER COTTAGE, THREE
miles north of Bayfield on Lake
Pluron, two bedrooms, screened
porch, good beach, available now
until July 24th. Apply to Mrs.
Arthur Welsh, R.R. 2, Bayfield,
phone Clinton. 906r34. 26-b
FARM EQUIPMENT
FOR SALE
RUBBER TIRED WAGON, 16"
tires; wagon Otaco wheels 16"
tires. Harold Taylor, Clinton.
26-p
MASSEY-HARRIS HAY Loader,
•cylinder type. Apply Wilbur
'Keyes, R.R. 3, Seaforth, phone
Seaforth 656r11. 25-p
McCORMICK DEERING 7 FT
Binder, nearly new, with shea
carrier and trucks; Massey-Harri
mower in good condition; stee
low farm wagon with fla
hay rack; Tudhope Anderson two -
furrow tractor plow. Apply Hugh
Rion, Belgrave. 25-28-b
LOST AT RADAR SCHOOL,
Lady's purse, contents valuable.
Would the party who found same
get in touch with A. M, Jackson
Jeweller. Reward. 28-p
LOST—BLACK LEATHER WAL-
let cdntaining sum of money,
identification card and driver's
licence. W. L. Moore, phone Clin-
ton 62. 26-p
MISCELLANEOUS
SAW FILING, ALL KINDS done
at Hoare's Orchard, one mile north
of town; also ladders for sale, var-
ious lengths. Enquire. 27-35-p
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, Goder-
ich. 11-btfb.
NOTICE
e1 ANYONE FOUND TRESPASSING
t on Part Lots 41 and 51, Tucker -
smith Township, Huron Rd. and
Lo do
n na
R surveys, at any time
hereafter will be prosecuted by
the owner, A. E. Parry, May 3rd,
1948. ° 19-26ptfb.
RUBBER TIRED WAGON, $40;
good flat 'hay rack; two furrow
'tractor plow; tractor disc; two
good tires; wagons cut down $20.
4'J'. B. 'Thompson, 21/2 miles west
of Clinton on No. 8 Highway.
26-29-b
FURNITURE FOR SALE
ONE )3EATTY ELECTRIC Wash-
•er with copper tub in first class
'condition. Can be seen any time
after Thursday night. Jack
Pethick, North Main St., Sea -
forth, phone 311R, 26-p
HELP WANTED, FEMALE
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED, dutioo
to commence at once, for family
•of one adult and three teen age
children. Apply Ellwood Epps,
phone 42, Clinton. • 26btfb
PASTURE FOR RENT
GOOD PASTURE, SPRING WAT-
er, suitable for 8-10 head of cat-
tle. Phone Clinton 303r2., 26-b
WANTED
ONE OR TWO PASSENGERS
who wish to make trip to B.C.
Coast. At least one must be able
to help with driving.. Expectto
be gone 'about a month, Phone
595W at once, 26-p
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F. W. Andrews, Phone 33, Clinton
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PIANO TUNING
PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRS
to all makes. CIeaning, de-moth-
ing, free estimates: Write or phone
William N. Gould, 314W, Clinton.
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PROPERTY FOR SALE
PROPERTY AT CORNER OF
North and Church Sts. consisting
of ten rcom two storey brick
house with modern conveniences,
one acre of land, combined barn
and garage, garden and several
fruit trees. Apply to Wilmer
Wallis, 23-26-p
IN' MEMO8IL%1%I
STEEP—In loving memory of a
dear fatherand grandfather, David
Steep; who passed away eight
years ago, June 23, 1940:
"Deep in my heart, his memory
is )rept
Of the one I loved, and can
never forget,
And , though the years be
many or few,.
I will always be thinking,
Dear Dad, of you,"
—Sadly missed by daughter,
Sadie, and grandchildren.
26-p
WANTED
5 PEA PICKERS WANTED
APPLY:
Have Your Furnace
VACUUM -CLEANED
The new, modern way.
NO DUST NO FUSS
JACK LITTLE
PHONE 335W . CLINTON
24 -tib
BIRTHS .... .... ..
BIRTHS
ay, COUNCIL .GRANTS
rs, TEN NEW PERMITS
Lie Clinton Town Council, at its
June meeting, granted the follow -
yd ing permits to erect, alter or re-
-. pair building's:
Imperial Oil' Limited, remove
is warehouse to Victoria St., $300;
ne J. 11. Brunsdan, alter old build-
n- ing on Rattenbury St., $200;
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Qn BUILDING ACTIVE
BRILLE—EDWARDS—In Clint
Public Hospital, on. Tuesda
23, 1948, to Mr. and M
Ernest Brille-Edwards, Ciiht
a daughter, (Michelle Mary).
BUTLER - In Clinton Pub
Hospital, on Wednesday, June
23, 1848, to Mr. and Mrs. L1
K. Butler, a son .(Gary Ke
neth).
CALDWELL —In Clinton Pubi
Hospital, on Wednesday, Ju
23, 1943, to Mr. and Mrs. Leo
and Caldwell, Londesboro
son.
DEMPSEY—Mr. and Mrs. John
David Dempsey, Toronto are
happy to announce the birth of
a' son, John Arthur Stirling, at
the Womep's College Hospital,
Tor1948.onto,' on Sunday, , June_ 6,
HANES — In Grace Hospital,
Ottawa, on Sunday, June 20,
1948, to Mr. and Mrs. Lyall
Hanes; (nee Margaret Lock
wood, Clinton), a son (a bro
the' for Dawns)
MCBRIDE — In Clinton Pnbiic
--Hospital, on. Monday, June 21,
1948, to Mr, and Mrs. Wesley
McBride, Varna, a son.
McLEOD—Mr, and Mrs, D. Mc-
Leod are happy to announce
the birth of a son, Donald Char-
' les, at Dr. Myers Hospital, Brus-
sels, on Tuesday, June 15, 1948,
(a brother for Jack).
PAIGE—In Clinton Public Hos-
pital,. on Sunday, June 20, 1948
to Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Paige,
Clinton, a daughter, (Cather-
ine•Anne Mary).
A. B. Corless, ad'd' to back
kitchen on Dunlop, St., $350;
W. L. Vodden, remodel old
building on Spencer St, $1,000;
J. Mililis (Clinton Graaf, build
garage on Cutter St., $150;,
Hugh Hawkins, add to sun-
porch on Ontario St., $200;
• Huron Murch, remodel old'
building 'for • dwelling on Mary
St,. $2,000;
George Finlay, remove old
- building to Maple St, $1,000;
- Canada Packers Limited, re
shingle roof of creamery on
King St.;
John R. Butler, add to present
office on Huron ,St., $300.
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MARRIAGES
I GE
S
BARTLIFF-GR.EALIS—On Sat-
urday, June 19, 1948, by Rev.
Andrew Lane, in Wesley -Willis
United Church, Helen Jean
Grealis, sister of Miss Maizie
M. Grealis, to Douglas Thorn-
ton Bartliff, youngest son of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bartliff, all
of Clinton.
CANN-VAN DE LEI -In Pente-
costal Tabernacle, Exeter, by
Rev. H. T, Kendrick, on Satur-
day, June 19, 1948, at 2.30 p.m„
Susan Van de Lei, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Ebele Van de
Lei, Leeuwarden, Holland, to
Thomas Bruce Canrt, Clinton,
son of Sylvanus Cann and the
late Mrs, Cann, Exeter.
MERRALL-FULLER — At the
home of the bride's parents,
Goderich Township, by Rev. L.
11. Turner, on Saturday, Tune
19, 1948, Betty Jean, eldest
daughter of Mr, and Mr, Reg.
Fuller, Goderich Township, to
LAC William E. Merrill, Galt,
and .the late Albert MerraIL
DEATHS
JOHNSTON—At his late resid-
ence, Goderich, on Tuesday,
June 22, 1948, John Johnston,
beloved husband of Sarah Bell,
and father of Clarence Johnst-
on, leLaidstone, and Mrs. `George
Little, Bayfield ,in his 78th year
Funeral from Brophey Funeral
Home, Goderich, to Maitland
Cemetery June 24.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Miss
Mona Carbert wish to take this
opportunity of expressing their
appreciation for. all kindnesses
shown their sister in her illness,
and all tokens of sympathy, floral
tributes, spiritual offerings, and
other acts of kindness shown in
their sed bereavement. 26-p
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to express my thanks
to all those who remembered me
with cards, treats and personal
calls while I was a patient in
Clinton Public Hospital, Special
thanks to the doctors, nurses and
staff. Signed — JOHN BROMp-
TON, Harrow. 26-b
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. Gordon Troyer wishes to
express sincere thanks to her
many friends and relatives for
the lovely cards, fruit and flowers
sent to her. Special thanks to
the neighbours who helped out
in so many ways, also the staff
of Clinton Public Hospital and
Dr. Oakes, during her recent ill-
ness, 26-p
Ten New Families
For Wartime Houses
Clinton's new "wartime" houses
are gradually becoming occupied,
with about 20 out of the 50 yet
to be allotted.
The latest group of those get-
ting houses include the following:
W. Lloyd Moore,1
Y .Claude II.
Daw, Douglas R. heaton and
Hector Kingswell, all civilian
veterans residing in Clinton;
Six from RCAF Station, Clin-
ton, permanent force, all but one
having resided in Clinton:
WO2 A. Robinson, WO2 E,
Charlevoix (Goderich), WO2 J.
R. Belanger, Fit, Sgt. G. S. Co-
burn, Sgt. W. A. Turnbull, Fit.
Sgt. C. 111. Madsen.
Town Clerk M. T. Corless re-
ports that applications from Clin-
ton veterans for additoingl houses,
are corning in very slowly.
Goderich Voters
Favor New Arena
A new artificial ice arena for
Goderich was approved by a de-
cisive majority when Goderich
ratepayers turned out for a spec-
ial vote Tuesday.
A total of 589 favored the new
project, overall estimated cost of
which is $100,000, while 379 voted
against it.
Two-thirds of the ratepayers,
considered an average vote, turn-
ed out to express their opinions.
Out of a total of 1,550 possible
voters, 975 marked ballots.
Wording of the by-law was
"Are you in favor of a by-law to
authorize issuing of debentures
for $75,000 for construction and
equipping of an artificial ice arena
en West. Street in Goderich"?
Already the sum of $25,000 has
been raised by popular subscrip-
tion, and it is expected that ten-
ders will be called shortly.
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LONDESBORO BEATEN
Chalking up their second
straight win, Wingham Midgets
defeated Londesboro nine 21-15
in a WOAA softball game, For
Wingham, Hanna and Gerrie led
the attack with homers, while
Hesselwood, for the visitors, dup-
licated the feat notching two,
Wingham—Jenkins, Riehl, Stain-
ton; Londesbcro—Cowan, Hessel-
wood, Colquhoun,
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CARD OF THANKS
Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Smith wish
to take this opportunity to thank
their many friends for all kind-
nesses shown during Mrs. Smith's
stay in hospital. Special thanks
to blood donors and all those who
offered, also to Dr. Addison, Dr.
Oakes and all nurses of Clinton
Public Hospital. 26-p
Mens Slack Suits
Really smart and cool. 2 pc. matching slacks suits,
Shirt is tailored with 2 button-down patch pockets, slacks
have pleats and zippers. A good selection of shades and
sizes.
T-SHIRTS
for
Men and Boys
Knitted cotton, short
stripes and colors.
sleeves, \in assorted
All sizes from 2 to
42. Just the ticket
for the wanner days
o come,
MEN'S SLACKS
II you haven't yet seen our stock of Dress Slacks, you
are missing a real treat. Gabardines, Tropicals, Bedford
Cords and other materials in every shade mentionable.
Complete range of sizes from 29 to 44
from 4,59 to 17.95 per pr.
Make our -Store your Clothing Headquarters, we have
everything for men or boys from size 4 to 44.
Pickett & Campbell
"UEAD(QIJAWIsgS; FOR WORK CLOTHING
Phone 25 - - - - - Clinton
BOXY THEATRE
CLINTON
Now Playing (June 24-26)
"On The OLD SPANISH TRAIL"
• with RoY Rogers
Mon., Tues„ Wed., (June 28-301
"THE KISS OF DEATH
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
Never has the screen searched so
deeply into the love and hate that
lie hidden in the human heart.
Victor Mature - Brian; Donlevy
and Coleen Gray
Thur., Fri., Sat., (July 1-3)
Paul Campbell - Glo>iia Henry
and Harry Davenport
All the glorious ' romance and
pounding excitement of Ken-
tucky's fabulous
"KING 01' SPORTS"
Coming (July 5-7) 'MOSS ROSE'.
with Peggy Cummins and
Victor Mature
CAPITAL THETRE
GODERICH
Now Playing — In Technicolor
June Allyson in "GOOD NEWS"
Mon., Tues., Wed„ (June 28-30)
Ida Lupin() - Dane Clark and
Fay Bainter — In the flaming
story ,of a man with violence in
his blood and love in his heart:
"DEEP VALLEY"
Thur., Fri., Sat., (July 1-3)
Robert Young - Maureen O'Hara
and Clifton Webb—It's light, its
airy and it's fashioned for fun.
A brilliant comedy about some
very lucky people.
"SITTING „PRETTY" '
Coming—In Technicolor
"CAPTAIN FROM CASTILE"
"Million Dollar" Rain
Valuable to Crops
Rain Tuesday night and Wed-
nesday meant plenty of dollars in
the pockets of thousands of On-
tario farmers, particularly straw-
berry and vegetable growers
whose crops had been threatened
by the lack of moisture.
In Huron County it was des-
cribed as a "million dollar" ram.
Haying was stopped in the Lon-
don
district, c
but farmers didn't
mind. n Lack of rain has left hay
short in many areas, and added
moisture might increase some late
crops, as well as spring grains.
"MISS HURON
• IS SELECTED
AT FIELD DAY
(Continued from Page One)
of line, It is now expected, he
said, that 66.83 miles of that new
line will be completed by the
end of October this year.
The number of constuners in
the Clinton Rural Operating. Area,
he continued, has grown from 853
on 186 miles of line 13 years ago,
to 2,372 on 393 miles now. "I
have talked • to you about the
extensions in rural service," Mr.
S,$unders went on. "There are
some who suggest that in view
of the shortage of power, we
should stop further extensions.
We at hydro believe,. as I said
before, in the great importance
of agriculture. We believe too
that the farmers of this province
are entitled to their share of
whatever power is available.
"I want to say to you," said
Hugh Hill, Colborne Township,
"that I approve to the full Mr.
Saunders' expression that he is
going to see that the farmers of
this province get hydro. The time
is past," said Mr. Hill, "when
hydro was a luxury op the farm.
With the shortage of manpower
and womanpower in our rural
areas, it has become a necessity."
Other speakers at the park were
Warden Berry, Mr. Hanna, George
MacEwan, mayor of Goderich, who
extended an official welcome to
the town; W. 11. Lobb, R.R. 2,
Clinton, president, and Charles
Coultes, . Belgrave vice-president
of the Federation.
Special Awards
During the day" awards were
given for a number of special
events, A prize for the family
coming the greatest distance was
won by Mrs. Evelyn Arno and
family of Hollywood, Calif. The
oldest man on the grounds was
William Clarke, Exeter, who will
be 88 years of age on Aug. 25.
Mrs. James Foley, Goderich, 79,
won an award for being the old-
est woman at the field day. Hon=
ors for being the longest -married
couple went to Mr, and Mrs. Ro-
bert C. McGowan, who last Jan-
uary 18, celebrated their 54th
anniversary.
A shield, awarded to the town-
ship that obtained the highest
number of points in sports events,
was won by Hullett Township,
with 25 points. Colborne Town-
ship was runner-up with 14
points.
A few of the results were:
Boys, I8 and under, William
Martell, Hullett; John Westbrook,
Goderich; 'Wilbert Chambers, Mc-
Killop. Men's open, William Mar-
tell, Hullett; Murray )lay, Hul-
lett; Arnold Bell, Goderich Town-
ship; Women's! open, Eleanor Hun -
kin, Exeter; Joan Clark, Colborne
Township; Margaret Procto, Mor'
xis Township.
Relays, girls' teams, Goderich
Township, Tuckersmithr Colborne;
boys' teams, Goderich Township„
McKillop,
Presrdehts' race Murray Roy,
Hullett; Fred Gibson, Goderich
Township.
BEAUTY SHOPPE'
Shampoo
Manicure
Finger Waves
Permanente
ETHEL THOMPSON
Princess St, East Phone 585
59-tf
CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL DESIGNS
For Every Occasion e
C a7 .COOK E
FLORIST
Phones: 66w and 66$
REGENT THEATRE
S E Ar o R T E
Now 'Playing—In Trucolor,
Roy Rogers in
"On The OLD SPANISH TRAIL"
Mon./ Tuee., Wed., (June 28-30),
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
Vietor 'Mature -- Brian Donievy
and Coleen Gray
A rugged story, packed with sus-
pense
and terrific drama,
will remember You
"THE KISS OF DEATH"
Thur., Fri, Sat.. (July 1-3)
Esther Williams, Laarritz Melchior
and Jimmy Durante with Xavier
Cougat in a lavish Technicolor
spectacle that features a dazzling
water -ballet
"THIS TIME FOR KEEPS"
Coming—"DAISY KENYON" and
"SUSIE STEPS OUT"
LOOK AND LIVE
And as Moses lifted up tlhe serpent in the wild-
erness, even so must the Son. of Man be lifted' up;
that whosoever believeth in Hini should not perish,
but have eternal life.John. 3; 14,15.
BY FAITH ARE WE SAVED—Eph. 2:8.
CHAS. E. FULLER, 'Box 123, Los Angeles 53, Calif.
Centralia RCAF
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Beats Clinton 24-3 AUCTION ING SALE
of
Centralia RCAF took the mea
ure of Clinton Tigers in Clint
Community Park, Clinton, Thurs-
day evening last when the Air-
men won a WOAA fastball match
24-3, giving the locals little
chance,
CENTRALIA RCAF: Corraner
3b, Johnson ss, Farrow cf, Sasson
rf, Armstrong c, Anderson. 2b,
Miller Ib, Foster if„Graye"r p.
CLINTON' TIGERS: MacDonald
lb, Manly 3b, Young c, Glew cf,
J. Wilson cf, Madsen p, Lueck rf,
Greig 11, McPherson 2b, Stein ss.
Centralia RCAF' 951 431 100-24
Clinton Tigers , 000 092 100— 3
FARM STOCK &'MACHINERY
on at Lot 40, Con, 13, fiuliett Town -
skip, 1,4 miles east, I mile
south of Auburn on
FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 3
at 7 ,p.m. sharp
PIGS -12 York pigs, 7 weeks
old; 2 Durham spring calves.
IMPLEMENTS—Massey-Harris
binder, 7 f t., cut I crop, MeC.
Deering mower, 51/2 ft. cut; Ideal
manure spreader (like new);
M.H. hay loader, drop head; Sulky
rake; walking plow, like new;
spring tooth cultivator, new; all -
steel circular saw, 32"; 60 t. 6"
belt; rubber tired wagon (like
new), 16x600 tires; 16 ft. sliding
hay rack; 2,000 lb. scales; wagon
box; gravel box; breeching har-
' ness; collar top; cutter; whipple-
trees; forks, neckyokes, shovels.
GRAIN -500 bus. mixed grain;
300 bus. oats.
4 chicken shelters, feeders and
fountains, barrels; plank lumber:
sugar kettle; HAY -20 acres of
hay to be sold in field.
`FARM --150 acres clay loam,
good water supply; 10 acres of
bush. Farm is in pasture, hay
and crop; Frame house covered
_ with asphalt shingles; bank barn;
_ drive shed; double -deck garage'
1 hen house. All buildings in ex-
cellent repair. Litter carrier and
water in barn. Property sold sub-
ject to reserve bid,
Chattels: CASH
ARCHIE ROBINSON, Proprietor.
HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer,
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"CALLIE G." DOES'
TRICK IN RECORD
TIME OF 2.07x/4.
(continued from page one)
Turf Club, made %the presentation
of a blanket in behalf of Clinton,
Turf Club for winning the two
heats out of three. It was in the
third heat of this race that Sandra
Dillon dropped dead while com
ing down the. stretch.
Results:
Miss Corporal Grattan, OCun
ningharne, Clandeboye (Tur
vey) 2 1
Mary Volo, D. R. Campbell, Ailsa
Craig (Campbell) 1 2 2
Cavalier Grattan, Len Guy, Sea -
forth (Habkirk) 3 4 3
Tony Mac, R. Kirkby, Walton
(Kirkby) 4 3 3
Ruby Ritz, S. Ruthig, New Ham-
burg (Brough) 5 6dr
Sandra Dillon, Neil McLean, Port
Elgin (Hughes)7 7 x
x Did not finish; dropped dead
nn home stretch,
Times: 2,111/2, 2.121/2, 2.13.
Real Fast Racing.
The • free-for-all, with $300
purse provided by the merchants
of Clinton whose names were list-
ed on the official programme,
provided the topflight racing of
the day, and as the track dried
out and became a a faster, so did -the
heats. As stated above, Caine G.
stole the show, but diminutive
Dillon Melte had plenty on the
hooves. Dr. Houze, Caine G.'s
owner and driver, was presented
with a blanket for winning the
race, by Mayor A. J. McMurray
in behalf of Clinton Turf Club.
Results:
Callie G., Dr. C. A. Houze, Mit-
chell (I•Iouze) 1 1 1
Dillon Flicka, Ed. Arthur, Otter -
(Arthur) 2 2 2
Peter Brook G., Mrs. T. Gordon,
Hamilton (Lutman) 3 3 3
Her Royal Highness, Mellenback-
er Bros., Hagersville 4 4 4
Teddy Chilcoot, Len Guy, Sea -
forth (Habkirk) 5 5 5
Times of heats: 2.09, 2.08, 2.0711
'track and Ontario record for
1948),
Officials: starter, •Thomas Mc-
Donnell, Hamilton; announcer,.
Jack Kenney, Hamilton; judges—
Ed. Fawn, Mitchell; Dr, J. W.
Shaw, Clinton; Joseph Shelton,
Kincardine; timers—Percy John-
ston, Goderich; Ray Holmes, Sea -
forth; clerk, A, . M. Knight,
Clinton.
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