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ROUSES FOR SALE BIRTHS
CASH RATE -(If paid by Wed-
iesday following date of inser-
tion) -One cent a word first: in-
sertion (minimum 35 cents); sub-
.sequent insertions one cent a word:
(minimum 25 cents); 15 cents ex-
tra for box number or for direc-
tion to NEWS -RECORD Office,
IF CHARGED -15 cents extra.
DEADLINE -9 p.m. Wednesday.
ACCOMMODATION
FOR RENT '
'TWO ROOMS SUITABLE FOR
young couple for light housekeep-
ing, ; Phone 461. 27-b
AGENTS WANTED
MEN! WATKINS DEALERS
earning average minimum $40.00
'to $75.00 weekly. Do not delay
any further in requesting free
information for the vacant Rural
District in your section, This fine
opportunity of being, your own
=boss, without investment on your
part is limited to those who act
fast. If you have a car or can
purchase one, write 'today. The
:f. R. Watkins Company, Dept,
O -C-16, Montreal, Que.
27-29-31-b
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
-
CABIN TRAILERFOR SALE,
14' long and 7' wide, built-in
cupboards, folding bed. Price
$350. Apply at Henry Pickett's,
Clinton. 28-p
BUILDINGS, FOR SALE
FRAME BUILDINGS, 20'x30' and
20'x60'. Good material. Phone
Clinton 802r23. 28-p
BARN FOR SALE, 60'x40', Good
•shape. One mile north of Holmes-
ville. Apply el. Earl Elliott, St.
David St,, Goderich. 28-30-b
FARMS FOR RENT
80 ACRES, SECOND OF HUL-
lett, water in house and barn.
For further particulars apply to
Box "G", NEWS -RECORD.
28-p
FARM' EQUIPMENT ,
FOR SALE
HAY LOADER WITH TRUCKS;
one heavy rubber -tired wagon;
one light rubber -tired wagon, $35.
tractor plow; one car front axle,.
with wheels; 'tractor disc; also
two spring Durham calves. Ap-
ply W. B. Thompson, two; and. a
Ulf miles west of Clinton on No.
8 Highway. 28-29-p
JOHN DEERE TRACTOR, Model
AR, nearly new; also Massey -
Harris two -row corn scnffler.
Apply. Francis Powell, phone
.907r4. 28-b
FARM PRODUCE FOR SALE
SOME MIXED CLOVER HAY IN
bales. John Keys, Varna, phone
Clinton 63042. 28 p
FURNITURE FOR SALE
THREE BURNER GASOLINE
Stove, with oven, A-1 condition.
Apply A. C. Brandon, phone 363.
28-p
LARGE COLEMAN Space Heater
in good condition. Phone 490.
28-b
BABY'S HIGH CHAIR WITH
tray. Phone 698W. 28-e
HAY WANTED
TEN TO 20 ACRES MIXED HAY.
Apply Charles Brandon, R.R. 4,
'Clinton, phone 633r5. 28-p
EELP WANTED, FEMALE
(HOUSEKEEPER WANTED, dutie n
to commence at once, for family
of one adult and three teen age
:children. Apply Ellwood Epps,
phone 42, Clinton. 26btfb
MARRIAGES
ARCHAIVIBAULT-CRAIG - I n BELANGER - In Clinton Public
Knox United Church, Auburn, Hospital, on Tuesday, June 29,
by Rev. H. J. Snell, Exeter, as- 1948, to WO2 and Mrs. J. R.
issted by Rev. A.G. Hewitt, Au- Belanger, Clinton, a daugther.
burn, Saturday afternoon, June BOURNE - in;• Clinton Public
26, 1943, Elizabeth Christen: Hospital, on Saturday, July 3,
(Bette), only daughter of M. 1948, to' Mr. and Mrs. J. Bourne,
and. Mrs. Bert Craig Auburn, Clinton, a son, (David John).
.to Leonard William Archare- CAV.ANAUGH-In Clinton Pub-
bault, only son of Mr: and Mrs. lic Hospital on Wednesday,
William Archambault, R. R. 1, July 7, 1948, to Mr, and Mrs.
• Auburn. Reginald Charles Cavanaugh.,,
BOAK-COOK - In the United Clinton, a daughter, (Daphne
Church, Westfield, at high noon, Michele).
on Wednesday, 'June 30, 1948, GIBBINGS-Ir_ Durham General
by Rev, A. G. Hewitt, Phyllis Hospital, on Sunday, ;June 27,
Loreen, eldest daughter of Mr. - 1948, to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gib -
and Mrs. Fred J. Cook, Blyth, bangs, Durham,,,a son (both do-
te James Ewart Boak, eldest < ing well).
son. of Mr. and Mrs. James Boak, GVTHRIE - In Clinton Public
Bruno, Sask. . Hospital, on Sunday, July 4,
CUNNING3JAM,WAS1VIAN - 1.n 1948, to Mr. and .Mrs. J . 11.
Knox .College Chapel, Toronto, Guthrie, Clinton, a daughter,
'on Wednesday, June 23, 1948, (Janice Lorraine).
by Rev. 7.D. Cunningham, fah- HENDERSON-In 'Clinton Public
er " of the /groom, assi^,ted by Hospital, on Saturday, July 3,
Rev. M. R, Sanderson, Dr. Helen 1948, to Mr. and Mrs. William
lyiarie""Wasmare only, daughter Henderson, Clinton, a daughter,
gfMr, .and .Mrs. -Leslie J. Was- LOBB In Hamilton .General
man, Toronto, formerly of Ciin- Hospital, on Wednesday, Tune
ton, to Dr.. Robert Murray Cure- 30, 1948, to Mr. and Mrs, Alvin
ningleam, son of Rev. and Mrs. Lobb, ' Hamlton, a daughter,
J. D. Cunningham, New To- (Marie Eleanor).
ronto. MADSON In Clinton Public.
ELLISON-RYAN--At the home Hospital, on Monday, July 5,
of Mrs, Ellen J. Cox, Huron. Se, 1948, to Fit. Sgt.. and Mrs. Mur -
Clinton, by Rev. R. M. P. Ed- ray Madman, Clinton, a daugh-
teel, on Saturday, June 26, 1948, ter, (Susanne Arlene).
Reta Frances, daughter of the McNALL - In. Clinton 'Public
late Mr. and Mrs. Ryan. New- • Hospital, on Saturday, July 3,
foundland, to Joseph Ellison, : 1948, td Mr, and 1VIrs. Ray Me -
Clinton. Nall, Blyth, (nee Mae Oeseh),
GLASSFORD-GARDNER - in a daughter, (Joan Arlene).
Glen Forest Road Baptist RICHMOND -In • Clinton Public
Church, Toronto, on Saturday, Hospital, or, Friday, , July 2,
June 19, 1948, by Rev. S. H, 1948, to Mr. and Mrs. Willis
Lamb, Marian Corbett Gardner., Richmond, Blyth, a son, (Stew-
Reg.N., daughter of Mr. and art Keith),
Mrs. F. 3, Corbett, Dunnville, ROURKE - In Clinton Public
to Donald Watkins Glassford, Hospital, on Wednesday, July
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Glass. 7, 1948, to Mr: and Mrs. Ken
ford, St. Catharines. neth Rourke, Clinton, a son.
McKEE-COMBS - In St. Paul's SPRUNG .- In Clinton Public
Church of England, Clinton, by Hospital, on Thursday, July 1,
Rev. R. M, P. BuIteeI, on Satur- 1948, to Mr. and Mrs, Donald.
day afternoon, July 3, 1948, Sprung, Londesboro, a son,
Agnes Jeanette, younger dau- (Donald Wayne).
ghter of Mrs. Combe, "The
Cedars," Clinton, and the late
Col. Hugh Barry Combe, to Fit. AUCTION SALE
Lt. Robert McKee, RCAF, Tren- of PROPERTY and
ton, son of Mrs. McKee, Port HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
Dalhousie, and the late James
McKee. of the Estate of the late Miss
STEVENS-HALL - In Robinson Frances Johnston on No. 25,
Memorial United Church, Lon- Pictou St., Goderieh, on
don, on Saturday, July 3, 1948, SATURDAY, JULY 17
by Rev, M. P. Smith, Audrey
Bernice, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. 0. S. Hall, Regent St.,
' London, to Jo)bn Charles, son
of Mrs. Stevens, Seaforth, and
the late William H. Stevens.
SYMONDS-ATKEN - In Ontario
St, United Church, Clinton, on
Wednesday, June 30. 1948, by beds, springs :and mattresses; wadi ,ley Jordan, dining room hostess,
Rev. M. J, Aiken, Peterboro, stands; large wardrobe; small was assisted 'b Miss Phyllis
IN•. CLINTON, EIGHT -ROOMED,
well- built, two - storey frame
house, two-car,egerage large lot.
If you want ,something good, see
this Tnfornmation about this prop-
er,fy'"'caih be obtained by;contact-
ing Charles E. Elliott, Box 238,
Clinton, phone 326. Early posses-
sion can be arranged. 26-28-b
11/2 AND 1 ;.STOREY, FRAME,
asphalt shingle clad, dwelling with
full callar, hydro, water and gar-
age situated on William Street in
the Town of Clinton. Immediate,
possession and for sale only: Ap-
ply G. B. Elliott, Realtor, •Blyth.
27-28-b
•'LIVESTOCK FOR SALE •
BELGIAN GELDING, GOING ON
seven years old; Hereford x Dur-
ham milk cow. Apply 'Gordon
Scotchmer, R.R. 2, Bayfield, phone
Clinton, 909r12. 28-p
•
MATCHED TEAM OF BLACK
Percheron Mares. Phone Carlo.y
1622. -., 28-29-b
LAST AND FOUND, •
LOST - HEAVY SET 'COLLIE
Dog, three years old, answers to
name of Scottie. Harry A. Thomp-
son, phone 904r13. 28-b
LUMBER FOR SALE
QUANTITY OF SCRAP LU1VI-
ber, suitable for fire wood, also
a number of laths. Apply L.
Haughton; phone 41, Clinton.
28-u
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 suifab1e 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.
"NO CORNS -NO' CALLOUSES"
will be your song -if you use
Lloyd's Corn Salve right along.
50 cents. at Pennebaker's Drug
Store. 28-0
NOTICE
ANYONE FOUND 'TRESPASSING
on Part Lots 41 and 51, Tucker -
smith Township, Huron Rd. and
London Rd. surveys, at any time
hereafter will be prosecuted by
the owner, A. E. Parry, May 3rd,
1948. 19-26ptfb.
OFFICE EQU'IPME'NT
FOR SALE
REMINGTON PORTABLE Type-
writer, good as new. May be seen
et NEWS -RECORD Office, Rita
Carbert. 28-b
PIANO TUNING
PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRS
to all. makes. Cleaning, de-moth-
ing, free estimates. Write or phone
William' N. Goold, 314W, Clinton.
2btt
PROPERTY FOR SALE
IN HOLMESVILLFI, APPROX-
imately 15 acres on which is sit-
uated a bank barn: 28'x40' with
water inside; also two lots 120'x'75',
each on No. 8 Highway; 11/2 storey
insul •brick buidling 18'x24', can
be moved or torn down, Apply
Eldon Yeo, phone Clinton 911r21.
28-29-1,
DEATHS
VODDEN - Iii Clinton Public
Hospital, on Tuesday, June 29,
1948, Isabella Webster, beloved
wife of Albert C. Vodden. Fun-
eral from • her late residence,
Ontario St., Clinton, to Blyth during their recent sad bereave -
Cemetery, on Friday, July 2. merit
ROXY THEATRE
• CLINTON
Now Playing (July 8410)
"KILLER McCOY" ,
with Mickey Rooney
Mon., Tues., Wed. (July 12 -14) --
Robert Young, Maureen O'Hara -
and Clifton Webb --Actually the
funniest picture you will see this
season. A tale about a baby-sitter'
who knows his stuff
"S'ITTING` PRETTY"
Thur., Frl„ Sat. (July 15-171--
William
5-17)-William Elliott, John Carroll and
Catherine McLeod - Thundering
avengers ride again in this sweep-
ing saga of an exciting era along
the Texas frontier.
"THE FABULOUS TEXAN"
Coming (July 19-21)-
"100 MEN AND A GIRL" and
"SLIGHTLY SCANDALOUS"
CAPITAL THEATRE.
GODERICII
Now Playing (July 8-10)
William Elliott in
"TILE FABULOUS TEXAN"
REGENT THEATRE
SEAFORTH
Now Playing (July 8-10)
The Louis vs. Walcott Fight flim,
Gene Autry in "SADDLE PALS"
Mon., Tues., Wed. {July 12-14)•-
June AT Van Johnson and lVton., Tues., Wed, July 1 -
Uua lyIerkel - An umnhxbxted (July 2 14) a,
high-speed comedy concerns a Jean Crainc, Dan Dailey c mscar
prim art teacher and a not -so- Levant - A tusj ranking about a
prim novelist who meet and mate, bast -tells a musical mishaps, aps a
bend -leader and his mishaps,
"THE BRIDE GOES WILD" "You Were Meant For Me"
Thur., Fri., Sat.. (July 15 -17) --
Roy Rogers, Jane Frazee & Andy
Devine -The King of the Cow-
boys tangles with an illegal game -
marketing racket in a musical
Trucolor tale of the modern West
"Springtimein the Sierras"
Coming (July 19 -21) -
The MGM Technicolor hit
"THIS TIME FOR KEEPS"
Thur., Fri., Sat. (July 1,5-17)-
A riotous fightng story • of the
Lone Star State where men are
most definitely men.
"THE FABULOUS TEXAN"
Coming (July 19 -21) -
"THE TENDER YEARS" and
"The Adventures of Don Coyote" •
Entertains at Tea
For Mrs. V, Huller
Mrs. Bert Huller entertained at;
a reception tea in honor of her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Vernon
Huller, on. the afternoon and
evening of Tuesday, June 29. Mrs.
Musgrave, mother of the bride,
received with the bride and Mrs.
Huller.
The house throughout was
beautifully decorated with a pro-
fusion of summer flowers. The
table was covered with a silk lace
tablecloth, offset by pink and
white candles and a centrepiece
of pink roses and peonies, sweet
peas, delphinium and sweet
william, composed other arrange-
ments.
Mrs. Huller, wearing a lime
and black jersey dress, with biege
hat trimmed with brown and
matching accessories, received her
guests in the sun porch, where
they were presented tc the bride,
who looked lovely in her wed-
ding
edding dress of pastel blue jersey,
with white hat and white acces-
sories. Mrs. Musgrave, mother of
the bride, wore a flowered black
jersey with black hat and match-
ing accessories. Friends were re-
quested to sign the guest book
wlsihh was in charge of Miss Lucy
Levy in the afternoon, and Mrs.
Irene Henri, in the evening, after
which they retired to the living
at 1 p.m. sharp, the following: room where refreshments were
Ileintzman piano and bench served.
(mahogany); couch and upholster- Those pouring tea in the af-
ed chairs (walnut); dining mem ternoon were Mrs. O. W. Potter,
table, sideboard and six chairs; great-aunt of the groom, 82 years
couch; several rocking chain,:of age, and Mrs. George Huller,
small.oval table; small hall table) grandmother of the groom' who
hall rack; hall seat; 2 dressers: will be 83 in August. Mrs.Mor-
uncle of the bride, assisted by
Rev W. J. Woolfrey, Clinton,
Florence Teresa, only daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. W. Moffat
Aiken, Clinton, to Donald Edgar
Wade, son of Mr. E. J, Symons
wardrobe; walnut chest of draw- ,Shanahan; and Miss Dorothy Mc-
e'rs; small chest of drawers; two Quire, Mrs. Morgan Agnew en -
china cabinets; White sewing en-
tertained with piano instru-
machine; small electric range; mentals,
Coleman oil stove (nearly' new); In the evening the tea table was
and the late Mrs, Symons Port cook stove; heater; large kitchen presided over by Mrs• Reg. Ship -
cupboard; 2 kitchen tables, kitch- ley, Vernon's aunt, and Mrs.
Hope. en chairs; ice box; General Elec- Lawrence Denomme. Mrs, Har-
TUFTS-MIDDLETON - In St.
James' Church, Middleton, on
Saturday, July 3, 1948, by Rey.
Laverne Morgan, Ruth Eleanor,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
R. Middleton, Godericli Town-
ship, to Norman Edwin Tufts, numerous other articles Proctor Palmer, assisted by Mrs.
London,. son of Mrs. Tufts: and At the same time•• and place Frank Evans and Mrs. Wilfred
the late' Truman Tufts, Kirkton. there will be offered for sale, IManaghan helped in the kitchen,
-`---o` subject to reserve bid, the prop- Refreshments were served buffet
CARD OF THANKS erty on which is situated a 11/2 ;style and consisted of an assort -
The family of the late Mrs. storey nine -room frame house merit of dainty sandwiches with
Albert C. Vodden wish to express with toilet and bath. Irelisbes of olives and nuts, fol -
their appreciation to all those who Also two desirable building lots: 'lowed by a variety of fancy
remembered her with cards, flow- No. 1 being approximately 100 ft. 1
ers, and with special thanks to front by 110 It. depth; No. 2 be -
Dr. Oakes and the hospital staff ing approximately 46 ft. front by • CARD OP THANKS
while she was a patient in Clin- 110 ft. depth. Mrs. J. C. Radford and two
ton Public Hospital, and would TERMS: on Household Effects, daughters wish to express their
also like to sincerely thank those cash;, on Property, 10 per cent sincere appreciation to those who
who sent .floral tributes, cards, down on dnte of sale, balance in through kindness helped brighten
loaned cars or helped in any way y Mr. Radford's days of sickness
sand are deeply grateful to those
who in their sad bereavement
sent flowers, cards, loaned cars,
trio mantle radto;,diehes including old Brennan, the dining roost
Limoge, Bridal Wreath, Harmony hostess was assisted by Miss Shir-
Rose, Pink Lustre, hand painted, ley Henri, Miss Gloria Palmer
antique dishes: glassware induct- and Miss Dorothy McGuire, Miss
ing milk glasses; silverware; lila- 'Viola Fraser played some femil-
ens; bedding; cooking utensils and lar songs on the piano. Mrs.
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You'll Need These
For the Hot
'Weeks Ahead
Get the most out of summer
time with the right things
for style and comfort.
SWIM' TRUNKS,
"Ballantyne" "Woods"
$2.95 to $5.75
SPORT SHIRTS
Tub -fast qualities in plain
and patterns
$3.95 to $7.50
• SUMMER SOX
Q Anklets and regulars in
plain0 - colours and patterns
50c to $2,50
POLO SHIRTS
Smlart new patterns and
plain shades
$1.25 to $1.85
SLACK SUITS
Summer time 'favourites `iii
tub -tested colours
$11.50 to $16.95
• SHIRTS and SHORTS
"Woods" - •' Stanfieid's"
"BVD" `Arrow"
All -Sizes
79c to $1.50
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AS THEY'RE COOL!
DOZENS OF PAIRS
of Summer Slacks
to choose from here
-,Gabardines,' flan-
nels, coverts, Bed-
ford cords. and wor-
steds - browns, tans,
greys, blues, in plain
shades and stripes
pleated & plain styles
-zippered or button-
ed. Sizes 29 to 42.
84,50 - $7,75
$9.95 - $13.50
$14.95 to $17.95
Cy
Weather Proof
STRAWS
Rain won't affect 'ern
They re "Airdexid"
Smart soft straws and
Y 1 �,tidj' n
d* 0' Genuine panlmas.
Ite elu�;..i. „1 $1.95 to , $5,50
NOTE - Two Pairs of Trousers now available in'•0
"Regal Park," "W. R. Johnston" and
"Tip Top Tailor" Suits
Pickett 3 Campbell 0
HEADQUARTERS FOR WORK CLOTHING
CP'' Phone` .25 - Clinton
30 days.
MRS.' VIOLA FARQUHAR,
Administnatnix
WILLIAM CRAIGIE,
Administrator or expressed their sympathy in
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT,any way. 28-b
Auctioneer o
28-29-b CARD OF THANKS
Nir. Robert S. Reid, the brothers
and sister of the late Mrs. Reid,
wish to thank all those Who
showed kindnes in so many ways
during her lengthy illness, for
letters, cards, flowers, and to
those who remembered her in
Prayer. Special thanks to Dr. F.
G. Thompson, Rev, F. G. States=
bury, Rev. Andrew Lane, Rev. W.
J.' Woolfrey, and to all who show-
ed so much sympathy during
their sad bereavement, also to
Miss Elva Wiltse, soloist, who
sang "The City Four Square."
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BEAUTY SHOPPE
Shampoo
Manieare
Finger Waves
Permanents
ETHEL THOl1'IPSON
?Amass St. East Phone 585
, 5941
CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL DESIGNS'
For Every Occasion
C. V C OKE
FLORIST
Phones: 66w and 66i
AUCTION SALE
of HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
at "Over the Way" cottage at the
corner of Essex and Elgin
Avenues, Goderich, on
SATURDAY, JULY 19
at L30 p.m, sharp, consisting of:
Chesterfield, dining room fur-
niture, kitchen furniture, bedroom
suites, 4 chests of drawers, Mof-
fat electric range, rocking chairs,
arm chairs, cane bottom chairs,
deck chairs, lawn chairs, dishes,
glassware and nilmerous other
articles.
TERMS --CASH
MRS. II. E. REID,
Proprietress
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT,
Auctioneer
28-b •
OPEN SUNDAY JULY 1`I
and
Every Night Next Week
'GOODRICH TIRE'S
.MURPHY BROS. GARAGE
WHITE ROSE PRODUCTS
on St. PHONE 465 Clinton•.
MI.NMI•hNJ+NI•�*>^MMMNPMO�I�TINI�•/'i'N'NJ•I�M.w
MONEY WILL BUY
A bed but not sleep,
Food but not appetite,
A house but not a. home,
Medicine but not health,
A Church pew but not heaven.
But What You Cannot Buy You Can Receive As A Gift.
"The gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ
our Lord."
CHAS. E. FILLER, Box 123, Los Angeles 53, Calif.
cookies and a piece of the wed- make their home there, as Ver -
ding cake and mints. non is at present employed with
There were 140 guests who at- the Carnation Milk Company,
tended Some were out-of-town Friends join in wishing them all
guests from Toronto, Bowman- happiness,
ville, Benmiller, Zurich, London, II
Mitchell and Seaforth.
giTs ahe mide receIceivec) arnan>hovely hold their annual Weiner roast,
rs
took the 'opportunity to present Wednesday evening, July 14, at
the newly married couple with a Bayfield Beach, South Pier.
very lovely table lamp, o
The happy couple were married 1Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cooper
in Aylmer, June 2, and theywill are holidaying in Detroit and
other American points.
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WEINER ROAST
Clinton Junior Farmers will
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Ausounceigeo-ifi
x I have just purchased the butcher
I business operated successfully by C.
D. Connell for the past 26 years, and
hope that I may have a continuation
of the patronage afforded him.
;= Throgh many years' experience
:* in the business, I am in a position to z
* serve your best interests, and trust ;,
that many old friends and new will s
4 drop in and see us. A
--NORMAN L. FIT.ZSIMONS At
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Fitzsimons'
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Meat Market
(Successor to C. D. Connell)
Phone 162 - - - Clinton ).
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SUMMER SHOE SPECIALS!
MEN'S CANVAS BOOT + MEN'S LEATHER CAMP
with leather sole, $2.39
toe & back strap
MEN'S CANVAS
OXFORD t2 19
(same as above) '
or WORK
'OXFORD .... $1.98
BOY'S LEATHER
CAMP 1.
OXFORD ....
49
YOUTH'S $119.
(as above) ..
Straw Hat Special
MEN'S and BOY'S, regu•1al 35c ;St 40c . NOW 23c
LADIES' LARGE BRIM Multi -Coloured Beach Hat,
regular 65c NOW 47c
LADI'EES', QUALITY BEACH HAT of Fine Straw,
with band and trim, regular 79c, NOW 59c
AIKEN'S
PHONE 2 - - CLINTON
mmilmimmoNMEW
Are You in"Need of
New Furnace
We have a complete stock of
CLARE BROS.
HECLA
"Saves one ton in seven!"
Buy Yours Before Prices Advance
Buy Your
Beatty Washer
on the weekly payment plan if ,,desired
HUGH R. HAWKINS
Business 244 ' Phone Residence 470