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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1948-09-30, Page 73IURSDAY, SEPTEMBER. 30, 1948 CLINTON NEWS -RECORD PAGE SEVEN ews-Record Classified Adlets Bring Quick Results "CASH RATE -(If paid by Wed- nesday following date of inser- tion) -One cent a word first in,- - aertion n,--aertion (minimum 35 cents); sub- -.rsequent 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 -6 p.m. Wednesday. ACCOMMODATION WANTED ONE LARGE UNFURNISHED room wanted, preferably on ground floor. Write .P.O. Box -437. 40-b APARTMENT OR HOUSE, fur ''nished or unfurnished; non- smokers, non-drinkers; no child- ren; business( couple.• Apply in' writing to Box "W", NEWS - RECORD, 40-p ACCOMMODATION FOR RENT ' "SMALL. -FURNISHED APART - anent for 'rent. Phone 19-3. 40-b 'TRAILER, FULLY -EQUIPPED, insulated; conveniences, suitable for use as temporary accommoda- •tion for two or three months. Apply NEWS -RECORD. 40-1-b AGENTS WANTED AGENTS - DOOR TO Ii(t)OR salesmen wanted to establish a business of their ,own with our 250 Guaranteed Household Neces- .sities. Splendid territories vac .ant in your district - Unlimited possibilities for the ambitous per_ son - Never a dull season. Ex- perience"not essential but a car is if you select a rural territory. Very little capital needed - BEST opportunity of starting a. busi- ness of your own - Write for FREE details and CATALOGUE to FAMILEX, 1600 Delorimier - M ONTREAL. 37-8-9-40-1-b AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1940 MODEL DODGE Half Ton -Truck. Apply Ferg. McKay, phone '373M. 40=p 1928 NASH, IN GOOD RUNNING order, good tires. Apply A. Baker, six miles west of Kippen or eit Jarrot Bros. Farms, Kippen 37-8-9-p PONTIAC IN EXCELLENT con- dition. Tires like new. $200 or next best offer. LAC J. Ross, phone 2333 after 5.30 p.m. 40-p 1930 DURANT SEDAN IN GOOD shape. Apply after 5.30, phone 171W. 40-b 1930 FORD 3COACH, GOOD UP- 'hoistering, good tires, phone 153. 40-b 1946 MERCURY 118 SEDAN, ex- tra No, 1 condition, equipped with X11 accessories including radio and heater. Box "M" 40-p 1942 CHEVROLET COACH In ex- •cellent condition. Apply A. M. -Jackson, Jeweller, phone 794' 40-b BICYCLES 'FOR SALE 'MAN'S BICYCLE. Apply Thom_ :as, 114 Rattenbury St. 40-p BUILDING LOT FOR SALE TWO LOTS ON VICTORIA ST.; three loth° air James St. Barn, cement ba5•e painted red. Septic tank. Mrs, Margaret Levy, James Et. Phone 284W. 40-4]-b BUILDINGS FOR SALE •GOOD OUTSIDE -T O I'L E T. Phone 370. 4.:140,b BUSINESS WANTED ADVERTISER WISHES TO BUY small business in or near town of 'Clinton. All replies confidential. Box "C", NEWS -RECORD. 40-p EQUIPMENT FOR SALE 10-20 TRACTOR, LIKE NEW; 15-30 Allis Chalmers; 12-24 John Deere tractor; will take small tractor. W. B. Thompson, Clinton. 40-p NATIONAL CASH REGISTER; new Frigidaire soft drink cooler; new Atlas Lathe with complete attachments: Apply at once to Gordon Horner, phone 784W, Clin- ton. 40-41-p ILELP WANTED, FEMALE WOMAN TO LOOK AFTER TWO children-, while• itiothet`• works. Phone 267J. 40-b PRACTICAL NURSE, FOR Semi- Invalid. Patient •in the latter's own home. Apply J. E. Howard, Bayfield. Phone Clinton 624r31, 40-b HELP WANTED, MALE TRUCK DRIVER. STATE AGE, experience, qualifications a n d salary expected to P.O. Box 100, Clinton. 40-b HOUSES FOR SALE SIX -ROOMED HOUSE ON • N1,ar tilde St., south of CNR tracks, town water, hydro, one acre of land. Possession in,approximately one month. Apply Box "C", NEWS -RECORD. 40-p HOUSES TO LET FURNISHED SIX ROOMED Noakes, Blyth, a eon. house for six months in Seaforth; RICHARD - Iii Clinton Public oil furnace, garage. Box "B", NEWS -RECORD. " 40-13 BIRTHS BURGESS -In Victoria Hospital, London, on Tuesday, September 21, 1948, to Mr, end Mrs. R. T. (Fred) Burgess, a son (Graham James). COX -In Clinton.. Public Hospital,' on Thursday, September 16, 1948, to Mr. and Mrs. James Cox, R.R. 2, Bayfield, a dau- ghter. COXON-In' Clinton Public Hos- pital, on Sunday, September 19, 1948, to Mr. and Mrs. Wes- ley Coxon, Zurich, a daughter. FINK -At the Stephen Nursing Home, Hensdll, on Sunday, September 26, 1948, to Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Pink, Hensel', a son (Bryan James). GALLAGHER-1n Clinton Public Hospital, on Friday, September 24, 1948, to Mr. ' and Mrs. K. Gallagher, Clinton, a son. HARRIS -In Clinton Public Hos- pital, on Saturday, September 18, 1948, to Mr. and Mrs., Wil- liam Harris, R.R. 2, Bayfield, a son. JOHNSTON -- In Cli'ntoh Public Hospital, on Friday, September 24, 1948, to Mr. and 'Mrs. C. Clinton, a son. ....Johnston,ECHNIE - In Clinton Public Hospital, on Tuesday, Septem- ' bee 21y 1948, to Mr. and Mrs. Glen Keehnie, Blyth, 'a son, (stillborn). NOAKES - In Clinton Public Hospital, on. Friday, September 17, 1948, to Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd FURNISHED FIVE - ROOMED Cottage, electricity, water inside. Adults preferred or couple with well . behaved child welcome. Apply in person to "Trail Blazer" cottage, Mrs. Harry Ahrens, Bay- field. 40-b LIVESTOCK FOR SALE SIX SEVEN -WEEKS OLD PIGS; two Holstein cows, six years old, due in, .January. Apply Lorne Tyndall, phone 904r4. 40-p EIGHT YOUNG STEERS AND two heifers; also would like horses suitable for mink feed. James East, R.R. 4, Clinton, phone 800r6. 40-p 'GENUINE JERSEY COW, three years old, from accredited herd, bred to genuine Jersey sire six weeks ago. Quiet and nice in every way, Good milker. Also two, bull calves, black and white, six weeks old. T. Leppington, phone 587W. 40-p LOST AND FOUND LOST -POST OFFICE BOX KEY between Pennebeker's and Post Office. Phone 780W or at Post Office. 40-b SMALL BLACK DOG STRAYED to farm about a week, half mile north of Brucefield. William Henry. 40-b LOST - BETWEEN HOLMES- ville and Blue Water Highway on Thursday, September 16, a draught door from Quebec heat- er. Phone 314W. 40-p LOST - SAND COLOURED CAT about .two miles north of Clinton, Sunday, velued as pet. Reward. Phone John G. Mann, 801r2, 40b LOST -IN CLINTON COMMUN- ity Park, on -Wednesday after- noon, a ball glove by one of the Strathroy ball players. Finder please leave at Hawkins' Store before Saturdey. 40-b MISCELLANEOUS DRESSMAKING BY TRAINED and experienced sewer. Doreen Vessey . Phone 583. 40-p ANYONE WISHING AVON Pro- ducts kindly get in touch with your new district .representative, Mrs. Wilfred Freeman, phone 7913. 40-p "NO CORN OR CALLOUS WILL CUSTOM CORN CUTTING mar your joy, if. Lloyd's Corn AVAILABLE FOR CU ,T Salve you.do employ." • .50e at • c I `.. NG two row, power binder with load- Penriebaker s Drug Store: erand a cutting box for tilling. SAW FILING, ALL KINDS done Outfit requires eight men. For at Hoare's Orchard, one mile north :further information apply to Ray of town; also ladders for sale, var- Potter, phone 911r11, Clinton. ious lengths. Enquire. Will hire 38-42-p day work harvesting, etc. 34-43-p FARMS FOR SALE .; 37 ACRES WITH GOOD BRICK 'House, barn, ample water supply, •elose, to school and church. Poe' session November 1, 1948. Prie,.e, 34,200. Apply H. C. Lawson, :Realtor, phone 251W, Clinton, 33btfb WEAK, TIRED, PEPLESS MEN, 100 ACRES IN HURON COUNTY women,' Try Ostrex Tonic Tablets ,on County road; eight -room brick for new vim, vigor; and pepthat dwelling; barn 40x70; hydro; cern_ lasts from early morning to late ••ent silo; sufficient wood for own at night. Contains iron, vitamin 'use; plenty of good water; adjac- B1, calcium, " Neil',"get acquaint- ent to Villageof Varna; possession ed" size only 51c. All druggists. November 1. H. C. Lawson, Real -38-b tor, phone 251W, Clinton. 37btfb ALL OLD HORSES AND DEAD 110 ACRES WITH '10 ACRES animals. If''suitable for mink feed bush; eight room brick dwelling; barn 50'x80'; hydro; ,water pres- sure system; good soil; small 'orchard; iii miles from church, Ranch, 936r21 or. 936',32; Coder- ci school and county road. Posses- • 11-btfr -Moo November 1. Apply H. C. "Lawson, Realtor„ Phone 251W, LADIES: READ THIS! Unwanted Clinton. 33btfb hair removed instantly from face, FURNITURE FOR SALE awls, legs, with Flash Hair Re- • mover. Harmless -leaves skin soft TWO PAIRS MAROON DRAPES and smooth. You can't lose. Money •and. rods. Almost new. Box "W". promptly refunded if hair grows 40-b back after third application with no questions asked. Complete MAXWELL GAS WASHER, white treatment $2 postpaid. (C.O D's-. enamel tub, two years old. Phone Postage extra). KAPEX PRO '615r3l, Clinton. 40,-b DUCTS (Dept. 313) Box .22, Ste 'PLAY PEN,. JUST LIKE NEW,.,tion B, Montreal, Que, padded' cover for bottom. Mrs. .Ronald MecDonald, phone 338W ••40-b THOROUGHBRED IRISH SET= PH1LC0 CABINET RADIO in ter, about 21 months'old. 'Phone 624r13. 40-b good condition ;,also infant's white British. Velotie vvintei outfit Rea_ BABY •BUDGIES, SIX' V✓EEl S sonable, Apply;' Mrs. Mervyn old, talking strain Apely Mrs. Batkin, Princess St. 40-p Roy. Finnigan, Auburn, R.R. 3, or MAROON BABY ' ,STROLLER; phone Carlow 1820.40-b Used dee year. Arch' way drapes, PURE1I13ED COCKER' SPANIELS wine. Coats, dresses, suits, etc., choice of red and white or black. srzeeil;e ,e„aleela_axoollent con- ,,Registra4:,iOnss suiiplied if ;.d,egirec] , elitien. • Mrs, J, H. Johnston;:. Phone Clinton 191131, after 5 p,m: 'Whitehead St. 40-41-p TRAHPERS' SUPPLIES-Doiley's animal gland lures, $1.25 bottle. Traps ,.of all kinds -Victor and Blake and Lamb. Havahart traps for catching animals alive. Also Gun licences, Batkin's Trapper Supply House, Clinton, 40-1-p will pay more than fertilizer prices. If not,,. will pay fertilizer prices. If dead phone at once. Phone collect, Gilbert Bros. Mink PET STOCK FOR SALE' Hospital, on Tuesday, Septem- ber 28, 1948, to Mr. and Mrs. S. Richard, Clinton, a daughter. SCRUTON - In Clinton Public Hospital, on Tuesday, Septem- ber 28, 1948, to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scruton, Clinton, a dau- ghter. 0 IN MEMORIAM REID - In loving memory of a dear sister, . Millie Reid, who passed away six years ago, September 26, 1942. "Oh happy'hour we once enjoyed, How sweettheir memory still; But death has found a lonelin- ness The world can never fill." -Ever remembered by her sis- ter, brother-in-law and three nephews. MARRIAGES ALLEN-KEARNS-In Holy Trin- ity Anglican Church, Edmonton, Alta., by Rev. Canon Nainby, on Wednesday, Sept. 1, 1948, Joyce Elizabeth, younger dau- ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Burton W, Kearns, Owen Sound, for- merly of Clinton, to Arthur Herbert Allen, formerly of RCAF Station, Clinton, young- er' son of Mr. and 1V1rs. Frank H. Allen, Edmonton, Alta. BARRAN-PEASE - In St. And- rew's Memorial A ngl i c a n Church, London, on Saturday, September 11, 1948, by Rev, Alford Abraham, Vera Marg- aret, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Pease, 306 Simcoe St, London, formerly of Bay- field, to Jack Barran, son of Mr. and Mrs, Sam Barran, 35 Wyatt St., London. BOLAM-McLEOD-In St. And- rew's Presbyterian Church, To- ronto, Rev. Prof. F. W. Beare of Trinity College, officiating on Saturday, September 25, 1948, Annie , Christena, daugh- ter of Mrs, John McLeod, Au- burn, and the late Mr. McLeod, to Wilfred Bolam, Renfrew. COOK-ALCOCK - At the home of the bride's brother-in-law and sister, Mr, end Mrs. S. Cook, 121 Centre St, St. Thom- as, by Rev. Mr. Nickels, Dut- ton, Mrs: Evelyn Marie Alcock, youngest daughter, of Mrs. Bezzo and the late William Bezzo, Clinton, to Robert Cecil Cook, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Cook, West Lorne. • DONALD-JAMIESON-In Burns United Church, Hullett Town- ship, on Saturday, September 18, 1948, by Rev. S. H. Brenton, Hazel Bernice Jamieson, dau- ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Jamieson, Londesboro, to Harold Jack Donald, Trail, B.C., son of Mr. and Mrs. James Donald, Port Alberni, B.C. HILDEBRAND-COLEMAN - At the home of the bride's parents, Tuckersmith Township, on Wed- nesday, September 29, 1948, by Rev. Douglas Stewart, Kincar- dine, Hazel Eileen, younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rus- sell Coleman, to George Wil- liam Bernard Hildebrand. 0 DEATHS CAMPBELL -In Public CARD OF THANKS Hospital, on Saturday, Septem- ber Mrs. George B. Campbell and Ca1948, v George Brown Campbbee ll, beloved husband of family wish to express their sin- Mary Charlotte Blackmore, in cere appreciation for all floral his 72nd year. Funeral from tributes, cars loaned, cards sent Ball and Mutch Funeral Home, and all expressions of sympathy High St., Clinton, on Tuesday, extended to them during their September 21, to Clinton Ceme- sad bereavement in the loss of eery. husband and father. 40-b COOK -Suddenly, at his home, o Matilda St., Clinton, on Sun - .CARD OF THANKS day, September 19, 1948, Wil - Mrs, W. J. _.Cook' and family liam John Cook, beloved hue - wish to thank their many friends band of Avilenia Cornish, in and neighbours for the kindness his 67th year. Funeral from and sympathy shown them dur- Ball and Match Funeral Home, ing their recent sad bereavement, High St, Clinton, to Clinton for the 'boatitiful floral tributes, Cemetery, on Wednesday, Sep - cards and letters and those who tember 22. so kindly ' loaned their cars, with ELLIOTT - At her home, 232 special thanks to Rev. D. J. Lane Heath St. W., Toronto, follow - and Dr. J. W. Shaw. • 40-p ing •a lengthy illness, on Sun - o day, September 26, 1948, Vera CARD .OF TH- N ' ' " ' 'Elizabeth Dodds, beloved wife of Fred Ii. Elliott. Funeral Mrs. George VenHorne and fam- from the Ball and Mutch Fun- ily wish to take this opportunity eral Home, High St., Clinton, Fun - of expressing their sincere ap- to Clinton Cemetery, on Wed - predation for all floral tributes, nesday afternoon, September 29. cards, , cars- loaned and all other GANDIEN--Suddenly, in Toren - tokens of sympathy shown in to, en Sunday, September 19, their sudden sad bereavement, 1948, Constance Helen Chris - special mention of Clinton Lodge tian, beloved wife of the late A.F. and A.M. No: 84, Rev. And- Dr. Joseph Charles Gandier, rew Lane end 'Rev. David Wren, Clinton, Funeral to Clinton Stratford. 40-p PIANO TUNING PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRS to all makes. Cleaning, de-moth- ing, free estimates. Write or phone William N. Gould, 314W,, Clinton. 2btf. POULTRY FOR SALE 80 YEARLING HENS, ROCK and Leghorn, laying well. Ed. Far- quhar. ' r � Phone. 805x5., • 4 - p O r 400 SUSSEX X NEW HAMP- shire Pullets, started to lay. Aub- rey Farquhar, Kippen. 40-b 100 ROCK AND LEGHORN Pullets,reedy to lay. Apply to 'Hopson, Hopson, Bayfield, phone 631r34, Clinton. 40.1-b 75 NEW .elieIVIPS.HII,E X •SIM - sex five -end -one` -'half months old and laying. Warren Gibbings, MR: 4, Clinton. 40-b SPRAYED APPLES FOR SALE WEALTHY AND ALEXANDER Apples. Apply Fred McClymont, Varna. 40-41-p STOVES FOR SALE FOUR OR FIVE ROOM COLE man oil space heater, nearly new. Apply A. J. Deseck, R.R. 4, Clin- ton. 40-b QUEBEC MEDIUM SIZED Heat- $ARGAIN 4000 YDS er; Coleman gas lantern; Coleman gas .iron. Mrs. Harold 'Squire. I_ MERCERIZED THREAD - $1.25 Phone 910r25. 40-b Ideal for sewing by hand or ma FIREKA BEAVY RANGE for1chine, Dresses, Quilting, etc. wood or coal, reservoir, warminglWh X000 vd. 'spools, Blaolc closet. in good, condition, Apply White Prise $1.25 postpaid. COD W G. Moffatt, Rattenbury St, W, (postage extra, Moneyback if no 40-p; ELWEL DISTRIBUTING CO. COMBINATION QUEBEC (Seater with oven. Almost new. Apply D.L. Chambers, corner Joseph• and I'7prth Sts. of Grigg Apts.. up- stairs. 40-b COAL AND . WOOD STOVE. four months old, finished' baked white enamel; value '$139,50, would sacrifice for $85. R. Char- bonneau:. corner of -James and Matilda: Stn, Little England, Gor- to' hear end determine complaints don Marshall house. 40-b iagainst the assessment roll made BRAND, NEW , SOUTH WIND in 1948 on whii:t the 194a taxes heater ,for Ford car, FZ,ndlay .Oval yCon la P3" be cnr4ni ust oe in writing. stove, good condition Will be killing chiceens for Saturday de- and mailed to the undersigned by livery eye1y week A. Garan, October 1. Parties assessed for O. that have been destroyed phone 312 . 40 4fi b must return the tags or be cliarg- Cemetery on arrival of noon train, Wednesday, September 22. chairs; davenport (nearly new);. HUMMEL-In Bloomsburg Hos- chest of drawers; 2 bedroom pital, Millville, Pa., on Friday, suites; 2 small tables; new Prin- . Sept. 19, 1948, Arthur J. Hum- cess Pat range (nearly new); mel, beloved husband of Emma Quebec heater; linoleum 12'x12' Ford daughter of the late John (nearly new); linoleum 9'x12' (nearly new); kitchen cupboard and numerous other articles. TERMS -CASH No reserve es farm is sold. NELSON REID, Proprietor ELMER WEBSTER, Clerk EDW. W. ELLIOTT, Auctioneer Refreshments will be served the ladies afternoon during the of by of the WA. of Varna Church. 40-41-b ROXY THEATRE C L I N T ON Now Playing (Sept 30-00t. 2) "RELENTLESS" starring: Robert Young. A Technicolor picture Mon., Tues., Wed. (Oct. 4-6) Paulette Goddard, Michael Wild- ing & Diana, Wynyard-A Tech- nicolor presentation of. Oscar Wilde's classic play "AN IDEAL HUSBAND" Thur., Fri., Sat. (Oct. 1-9) "RAMROD" Romance as fearless as the ad- venturous times in which they lived, drama as spectacular as the days when Utah was still a ter- ritory - Joel 'McCrea', Veronica Lake and Donald Crisp Coming (Oct. 11-13) "The SWORDSMAN" Technicolor Matinees: Sat., Holidays, 2.30 p.m. CAPITAL THEATRE. ' REGENT . THEATRE' GAD E__ R I C H SEAFORTH Now 'Playing (Sept. 30-Oet, 2) Now Playing( (Sep t. 30.00t. Eddie Bracken and Priscilla Lane a and2) Joel McCrea Veronica Lake "FUN ON A WEEKEND" "RAMROD" Mon., Tues., Wed. (Oct. 4-6) Adult Entertainment Tyronne Power, Joan Biondell & Helen Walker - Terrific perfor- mances by top-flight cast feature this tale of carnival life "NIGHTMARE ALLEY" Thur., Fri., Sat. (Oct. 7-9) Edgar Bergen, Dinah Shore and Luana Patten-Prodneed in Tech nicolor and presenting a merry program of variegated entertain- ment by Walt Disney "FUN AND FANCY FREE" Coming (Oct. 11-•13) "ROMANCE on the HIGH SEAS" Matinees Wed. Sat & Hol., at 2.30 Mon., Tues., Wed. (Oet. 4-6) Humphrey Bogart, Walter Huston and Tim Holt -Its stark realism, its dramatic impact, made this the year's most discussed screenplay, "Treasure of the Sierra Madre" Thur., Fri., Sat. (00. 1-9) Larry Parks, Ellen Drew and Thomas Mitchell -An adventur- ous story of Highland clans and the tradition of men o' the heather "THE SWORDSMAN" ' Coming (Oct?:11-13) dock Carson in "April Sltowersi' Matinees: Sat., Holidays, 2.30. p.m CLEARING AUCTION SALE - of'- FARM STOCK. IMPLEMENTS, FEED, HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS at East Half of Lot No. 19, Stanley Township, Bayfield IRoad North, adjoining the village of Varna WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13 at 12:30 sharp, the following: HORSES: Bay gelding, ,7 yrs. old, 1300 lbs.; grey gelding, 10 yrs. old, 1300 lbs.; brown gelding, 11 yrs. old, 1500 lbs. CATTLE: Hereford cow, 8 yrs. old, recently freshened; Hereford cow, 5 yrs. old, due time of sale; 2 Jersey cows, 4 yrs. old, due in Dec,; blue cow, 6 yrs, old, due Jan. 20; grey cow, 5 yrs. old, clue Feb. 15; Swiss cow, 8 yrs. old, due April 1; Polled Angus cow, 7 yrs. old, due May 5; black cow, '7 yrs. old, due April 26; black cow, 6 yrs. old, due May 10; red cow, 7 yrs. old, due May 24; 3 black heifers, 2 yrs. old; 9 Dur- ham heifers, rising 2 yrs. old; 4 Polled Angus heifers, rising 2 yrs. old; 5 steers, rising 2 yrs. old; 6 winter calves; 4 spring calves; 4 summer calves. PIGS: 11 chunks approx. 125 lbs.; 4 chunks approx. 150 lbs.; 6 chunks approx. 80 lbs. POULTRY: 50 year-old hens' 2 geese and 1 gander, 2 yr. old. IMPLEMENTS.: McCormick Deering W--12 tractor on steel (A-1 condition): Oliver 2 -furrow tractor plow; International low wheel cultivator (With tractor or team hitch); 14 -plate out -throw disc (with tractor or team hitch); Massey -Harris binder, 7 ft. cut; Cockshutt 11 -disc fertilizer drill; Bissell land roller; Deering mow- er, 6 ft. cut; Deering hay rake; Massey -Harris 2 -row bean scuf- fler; 2 farm wagons; hay Hack; gravel box; 4 -section harrows; Portland cutter; set of Manitoba sleighs; top buggy; steel tire bug- gy; electric feed cooker; Viking electric cream separator; electric fencer; Clinton fanning mill; circular saw with steel frame; double gear pump jack; 2 steel water troughs; sugar kettle; sap pan; 39 pails; set of beam scales 650 lbs.; 2 -wheel trailer and stock rack; 2 set of double harness; set of single harness; horse collars; whiffle trees; logging chains; neck yokes; forks; shovels, etc. FEED: Approx. 25 tons of mix- ed hay; approx. 400 bus. of mix- ed grain. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Din- ing room table, sideboard and 6 Ford, Tuckersmith, in his 66th year. McEWXNG - In Clinton Public Hospital, on Monday, Septem- ber 20, 1948, Alexander Watt McEwing, beloved husband of Susan Campbell, in his 73rd year... ivate funeral from his late residence, lot 8, concession 13, Hullett Township, to Brus- sels Cemetery, on Thursday, September 23. at his home, McLEAN-Suddenly, Seaforth, on Wednesday after- noon, September 22„1948, Keith McPhail McLean, editor of The Huron Expositor, belovedhus- bands of Elizabeth Young, in his 71st year:., Funeral from First Presbyterian Church, Seaforth, to Maitlandbank Cemetery, Sea- forth, Saturday afternoon, Sep- tember 25. MOORE-Following a lengthy ill- ness, in Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, Goderich, on Sunday, September 19, 1948, J. Wesley Moore, Goderich, for- merly of Clinton, beloved hus- band of Henrietta Farquhar, in his 78th year. Funeral from his late residence, Victoria SL, Goderich, to Clinton lie 2i tery,' on Tuesday, • ar t 5363 Park ,Ave., Montreal, Que, Court of Revision TOWNSHIP . OF GODERICH A Court of Revision will be held ire Holmesville, on Monday, October 4, 10 a.m., •WOOD FOR SALE ed In taxes, • .G THOMPSON, Clerk, 150 'CORD BLMWOOD. Phone ( R.R.' 2, Clinton. 40-b 28r4, Blyth. 40-b: 389-40-b 4 For Sale Clinton - Ontario . Two-storey, Seven -room- ed, Solid Brick Dwelling. Downstairs: living room, 11 by 30 ft.; natural fire place; dining room; kitchen with built-in cupboards; two- piece bath; sun porch, Upstairs: 3 bedrooms; four- piece bathroom, tile floor, linen cupboards; hardwood floors throughout; fully in- sulated; steam heated, stok- er fired; 2 -car garage, cem- ent, ent floor; lot 62x118feel Ideal location, Possession Oct. 1, 1948 H. C. LAWSON REALTOR Phone 251W 36-tfb CUT FLOWERS FLORAL DESIGNS For Every Occasion C .V.COOKI. FLORiiST Phones: 66w and 661 BAYFIELD FAIR AGAIN. SETS STANDARD (Continued from Page One) arts -Mrs. Metcalf, Mrs, J. How- ard; ladies' fancy work -H. A. Fuss, Miss E. Webber; dairy pro- ducts - Fred McClymont, A. H. Warner; beef cattle-Shorthorns- Eigin. McKinley, Aberdeen Angus -Klopp Bros., Herefords -John McGregor; sheep William R. Pepper; pigs -A. H. Warner; dairy cattle - Holstein- Alvin Betties; Jersey and Guernsey= -Irvin Tre- wartha. Good Races Heid Another feature of the fair was the races. Results were: Della Grattan, Burns, Seaforth, 1, 1, 1; Peter Direct, Ernie McClinchey, 3, 2, 2, and Jean Grattan, Jack McClinchey, 2, 3, 3. In the run- ning race theresults were Ronald McGee, 1, 2; Frank McDonald, 2, 1, and Babe Arber, 3, 3. In the evening a concert by the Ripley Players was staged in the Town Hall and this was followed by •a dance which brought the fair to a lively close. Music for dancing was provided by the Bay- field Valley Five. Presbyterian Girls Hear Miss V. Fraser Clinton Presbyterian Girls' Club held its September meeting at the home of Mrs. Clarence Neilans. After the regular de- votional and business periods, the meeting was favoured with a most interesting and instructive talk by Miss Viola Fraser of Wesley- Willis United Church, who spoke on California and Lugano Beach in particular, from where she has returned after spending several years. This talk was much en- joyed by all, A presentation was made by Mrs. Lane, on behalf of the Club, of e cup and saucer, to Miss Beat- rice Gibson who leaves soon to live in Saskatoon. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess. BEAUTY SHOPPE Shampoo .q.; " ? Manicure Finger Waves - • Permaneate ae:e; ETHEL THOMPSON Princess St. East Phone 585 59-tf LIFE BEGINS -WHEN YOU ACCEPT CHRIST AS SAVIOUR "If any man be in Christ he is a new creature" -II Cor. 5:17 "Ye must be born again." John 3:7 "Except a man be won again he cannot see the kingdom of God." -John 3:3 "He that believeth on the Son hath everlasting life" -John 3:38 Eternal Life is Yours -Receive it To -day CHAS. E. FULLER, Box 123, Los Angeles 53, Calif. � III�IIIBIIIelilo!illilliallie tglinilliIIISINIII®IIIEIil�i NII(®IIIRI(INIIIDI(INIMIlling-• ▪ Take Home a ... Ls Delicious F 11 Ice Cream Pie . ,-.p r. I II ii it i iii I 11 Made in Two Beautiful Flavours STRAWBERRY BUTTERSCOTCH It's "open season" once again for this ever -popular dessert. Clayton's Ice Cream Bar Rattenbury St. E. - - Phone 134 - itismatialIIHIIImaIII u SIIIRIIaII m IRIIIFIiai(IBIllainiIIOII aIIIIIailII911I Your Headquarters for Hand -made Pipes FURNACE and .,S'TQ\E PIPES All Sizes In Stock Be sure and see a CLARE JEWEL STOVE or HECLA FURNACE before buying IIUCII R. HAWKINS Business 244 Phone Residence 470 MINNIMINIMINIIIIMMEIMISMEMBY " On. the - Phone " TAXI SERVICE TRY US TO=DAY! CLINTON CAB PHONE 44 REG. SHIPLEY OSCAR PRIESTAP ROY MANN Res. 229 Res. 689J