HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1948-11-04, Page 15TIKIRSDAt NOVEMBER 4, 1948
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ACCOMMODATION
FOR RENT
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS with
bath privileges. Only abstainers
need apply. Box "B", NEWS -
RECORD. ' 45-b
AGENTS WANTED
BE YOUR OWN BOSS! Distribute
our x250 products: Toilet Articles,
Medicines, Extracts, Spices, Floor
Wax, Insecticides, Farm Plrod-
ucts, splendid assortment of gift
boxes. Our dealers make sub-
stantial profits! A customer in
each home For entalogue and
details, write to FAMIJ:,EX, 1600
Delorimier Street, Montreal, P.Q.
44-9-b
AUTOMOBILES.FOR SALE
1935 DESOTO FOUR DOOR'
sedan, new rings, heater, defrost-
er. Fred Wallis, phone Clinton
909r33. 45-6-p
1946 DODGE SPECIAL DELUXE
sedan, like new; 1941 Chevrolet
Master DeLuxe coach in real,
good condition. Alsa .kitchen
range. D'Arcy Bothwell, Bruce -
field, phone Clinton 627r6,•
45-b
BABY CARRIAGES
SECONDHAND STROLLER ands
pram in good condition. Apply
Mrs. Dick MacDonald, Victoria
St., phone Clinton 782J. 45-6-b
BICYCLES FOR SALE
MAN'S BICYCLE FOR SALE,
$25. Thomas, 114 Rattenbury St.
W. 35-p
BUILDINGS FOR SALE
SERVICE STATION AND .GAR -
age building for sale or rent. A
real opportunity for a good mech-
anic Apply to P.O. 'Box 114
Clinton. 45-b
CHRISTMAS CARDS
ORDER YOUR OWN PEI#SON-
ally-printed Christmas Cards now
while there is a wide selection of
beautiful samples. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Samples on display
at CLINTON NEWS -RECORD.
41-tfbx
CLOTHING FOR SALE
GARDEN SUPPLIES,
300 DARWIN TULIP BULBS
pink and red. 35 cents a dozen.
Phone 352J. • 45-p
GRAVEL FOR SALE
SEVERAL ACRES OF GOOD
road gravel Will be sold by
acre or in bulk. Apply J. B.
Rathwell, Bayfield; phone Clin-
ton 624r11. 44-45-p
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
11 LEICESTER EWES AND ONE
ram. John McGuire, R.R, 2,.
Bayfield. 45-p
13 PIGS, SEVEN WEEKS' OLD.
Apply Lorne Tyndall, phone
Clinton 904r4. 45-p
SHORTHORN BULL CALF, 12
months old. Apply Glen Bros.,
R,R. 5, Clinton. 45-p
QUIET \ DRIVING MARE; HAR-
ness and rubber tired buggy,
reasonable Phone 478W,. 45-b
DURHAM BULL 18 MONTHS
old, well bred; cow to freshen in
December; cow to freshen in
January; • horse, 12 years old a-
bout 1700 pounds. George Col -
slough, R.R. .1, Clinton, phone
805r31, . _ • 45-b
MASSAGE •
TRY DEEP GENTLE MASSAGE
(kneading manipulation), elim-
inative yet stimulating. Steam
cabinet baths for any form of
rheumatism and other ailments
available west of Clinton, Elmer
Trick place, L. Leeper, qualified
masseur. 45-6-p
MISCELLANEOUS
SP1 ELLA FOUNDATION Gar-
ments, individually designed.
Miss Aphra Steepe, Ontario St.,
Clinton, phone 288. 44-7-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.
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 sebtion. This fine
opportunity of being your own
boss, without investment on your
part is limited to those who act
fast. If you ltaye a car or can
purchase one, write today. The
J. R. Watkins Company, Dept.
O -C-16, Montreal, Que.
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NOTICES
FREE HAVERSACK WITH EV- KINDLY GET YOUR CONTRACT
ery $1.95 raincoat at Clinton War signed with me at once for your
Assets Surplus. 45-p 1949 silo, as I will only guarantee
to build those who have signed
a contract. This is necessary as
we will be turning away all
kinds of work shortly. I will be
at our garage all day Saturday
for your attention. J. E. Hugill
and Sons, phone Clinton 616r34.
'. 45-p
LADY'S FUR -TRIMMED. :WIN -
ter coat in good condition, owner
going south. Phone 75J. 45-b
JUST ARRIVED—LARGE SHIP-
ment of men's dress pants. Reg.
$8.95 for $3.95. Clinton War
Assets Surplus.. 45-p
RED FLANNEL SUIT, SIZE '14;
reversible rain coat, size 14;
winter coat, navy, size 14; brown
winter coat size 10 or 12; kiteh-
en'cabinet; all in good condition.
Phone 15GW. 45-p
EQUIPMENT FOR SALE
ONE BABEE-TENDA,' NEW, for
sale. Apply Mrs. Jim Turner,
Huron St. 45-b
10-20 TRACTOR, LIKE NEW,
Allis -Chambers with plow, $625;
15-30 tractor, 595; rubber -tired
wagon, 550, half cash. W. B.
Thompson, R.R. 2, Clinton. 45-p
FARMS FOR SALE
STANLEY TOWNSHIP, 80 AC -
res, 65 tillable clay loam, , house
garage, henhouse, basement bern,
53,000 with terms. Neighbors sow
it all in corn or flax, wheat, then
alfalfa. William Pearce, Realtor,
Exeter, 45-6-p
GODERICH TOWNSHIP, 80
acres, eight ecres bush; nine -room
house, furnace, cistern and hard
water, garage, L shape basement
barns, hydro. School busses pass
farm. Possess quickly, William
Pearce, Realtor, Exeter.
45-6-p
FURNITURE FOR SALE
UPHOLSTERED CHAIR FOR
sale. Phone 99. 44-45-b
LIVING ROOM TABLE; LIVING
zoom stove, will burn either coal
or wood, Frank Dixon., phone
596. 44-45-p
HOUSES' FOR SALE
TOWN OF CLINTON, FIVE
room cottage, insul-brick siding,
full basement, hardwood floors,
hydro and water, garage, r/4 acre
land with some fruit trees, rasp-
berry and strawberry plants.
Possession 30 days. H. C. Law-
son, Realtor, Phone 251W, Clin-
ton.. . 43btfb
TOWN OF CLINTON, 11/2 STOR- WILL PAY 2c FOR HORSES
ey dwelling, sun °porch, living for mink feed and call and pick
room, dining room, kitchen, built up same. Phone Goderich Coll-
in -cupboards, four bedrooms, all act Gilbert Bros. Mink Ranch,
modern conveniences, garage,I936r21 or 936r32. 45btft
good location, possession on Dec-
ember 15. Apply II. C. Leveson, FOR PINE. PRINTING
Realtor, phone 251W, Clinton. I PHONE 4
45-btfb TRE NEWS-RIl00RD
OFFICE EQUIPMENT
SAVE $20 ON NEW REMING-
ton Portable Typewriter. Sale
Price 569.50. Next shipment will
sell for $89.50. J. R. Butler, Phone
274. • 3 45-p
•
PIANO FOR SALE
GENUINE HEINTZMAN PIANO
and bench, marvelous tone, suit-
able for any need. Apply Mrs.
G. Carter, Joseph St. 45-b
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
100 LEGHORN PULLETS REA-
dy to lay. A. Stevens, 21/2 miles
north of Clinton on No. 4 High-
way, phone Clinton 805r11.
45-p
SEWING MACHINES "
SEWING MACHINES CLEAN -
ed, overhauled and adjusted, $5;
guaranteed satisfaction. Just
bring in the head. C. Woods,
12 East St., Goderich. 43-52-p
STOVES FOR SALE
GOOD BEACH RANGE, PRAC-
tically new, fairly small. Will-
iam Holland, phone Clinton 616r-
13. 45-b
TRUCKS FOR SALE
1946 CHEVROLET TWO TON
truck with stake body. Driven
only 11,000 miles. Priced right.
Lorne Brown Motors. 45-b
WANTED TO BUY
SECOND HAND KITCHEN CAB-
inet and two dressers or two
chests of drawers. Phone 301W.
45-p
DO YOU BELIEVE GOD?
He Has Said;
• "The heart is deceitful above all things, and desperately
wicked. Jer. 17 : 9
A ."There is none righteous, no, not one: all have sinned:"
h Rom. 3 : 10, 23
® "The wicked shell be turned into Hell." Psalm 9 t 17
• "The Lord Jesus came into this world to save sinners."
I Tim, 1:15
CHAS.' E. FULLER, Box 123;;' Los Angeles 53, Calif.
BIRTHS
CAMPBELL -In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Sunday, October
31, 1948, to Mr, and Mrs Keri-
•neth'Campbell, R.R. 2 Auburn
e daughter, (Nairda Valerie),
COOK—In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, an Thursday, October 28,
1948, to. Mr. and Mrs Russell
Cook, Blyth,a daughter, (El-
eanor Elaine).
MERNER— In Clinton 'Public
Hospital, op Thursday, Octob-
er 28, 1948, to Mr. and Mrs.
John Merrier, R.R. 3, Zurich,
a son, (Allan John).
N,EILANS— In . Clinton Public
hospital, on Thursday, Octob-
er 28, 1948, to Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Neilans, Clinton; a
daughter, (Mary Jean).
PHELAN—In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Tuesday, November 2,
1948, to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Phelan, Blyth, a daughter,
(Maryann Cecilia).
MARRIAGES
PEPPER—WRIGHT—In the Un-
ited Church: Manse, Hensel, on
Saturday, October 30, 1948, by
Rev. R. A. Brook, Jeen Eliza-
beth Wright, only daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wright,
Cromarty, to William Ross
Pepper, son of Mr. and Mrs.
George Pepper, Mitchell.
RICHARDSON—HODD—In Went
'wortIV Baptist ChurchrHamil-
ton, by Rev. A. Frank Patch,
Jean Edna, only daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. D. G. Rodd, Blyth,
to William John Richardson,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Edward Richardson, St. Cath-
arines.
SCOTT—WIGHTMAN— At the
home of Rev. and Mrs. W. J.
Watt, Whitechurch, at high
noon on Saturday, October 23,
1948, Violet May, youngest
daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Wightman, Bel -
grave, to W. J. Borden Scott,
youngest son of Mrs. John
Scott, Eest Wawanosh, and the
late Mr. Scott,
SHOEBOTTOIVI—CARNAHAN —
In Ontario St. United Church,
on Saturday, October 23, 1948,
by Rev. W. J. Woolfrey, Evel-
yn Joyce, second daughter of
Frank. Carnahan and the late
Mrs. Carnahan, Owen Sound,
to Lloyd George, only son of
Mr. and Mrs: R. G. Shoebottom,
Clinton.
DEATHS
HOGG—Following a lengthy ill-
ness, in Woodstock Hospitel,
on Thursday, October 28, 1948,
Margaret E. Hesseltine, helov-
ed wife of Rev. Dr. J. E. Hogg,
563 Princess St., Woodstock,
formerly of Clinton, Funeral
from E. F. Meadows Funeral
Home, Woodstock, Saturday,
October 30, thence to McDou-
gall and Brown Funeral Home,
646 St. Clain Ave. W., Toronto,
for service on Monday, Nov-
ember 1, to Mount Pleasant
Cemetery.
POWELL— In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Tuesday, Nov-
ember 2, 1948, Susannah Eliz-
abeth (Susie) Powell, dear
sister of Mrs. J, D. Sterling,
in her '73rd year. Funeral from
Ball and Mutch Funeral Home,
High St., Clinton, on Friday
afternoon, November 5, at 2.30
o'clock, to Clinton Cemetery.
TAPP—At the home of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. 'R. R. McGregor,
Detroit, Mich., on Sunday, Oct-
ober 31, 1948, Richard Tapp,
dear father of Mrs. R. Y. Hatt -
in, Clinton, in his 95th year.
Funeral and interment at Ex-
eter on Tuesday, November 2.
WATSON—At the home of her
daughter, 128 Bartlett Ave.,
' Toronto, on Monday, November
1, 1948, Noreine (Nona) Miller
beloved wife of the -late Geo-
rge Harvey Watson, dear moth-
er of Mrs. (Rev.) Patrick Me -
honey (Margaret) and grand-
mother of Mary Lou. Funeral
from Turner and Porter Fun-
eral Home,.. 436 RoncesvaIles
Ave., Toronto, on Wednesday,
November 3,.to Park Lawn
Cemetery.
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Ball wish
to express their, sincere thenks
for kindness shown, flowers sent,
and cars loaned during the sick-
ness end death of Mrs. Annie
Ball, special thanks to the nurses
and doctors at Clinton Public
Hospital; also Rev:Andrew Lane.
• 45-p
013.1.
CUT, FLOWERS
FLORAL DESIGNS
For Every Occasion
C.V COO E
FLOiRI
Phones; 66w and 66j
BEAUTY SHOPPE
Shampoo
Manicure
Finger Waves
Permanents
ETHEL THOMPSON
Princess St. Flare Phone 585
L'.
BITUA
THOMAS" J TOLLAND
Word has been received 'by
ielatiVes here of the death in•'St.
Boniface ' Hospital, ' Winnipeg,
Man' of Thomas J. Holland, ' of'
that .city, ..formerly of Holmes -
vine.' Deceased ..had been in
failing health fpr some time; but
suffered a heart attack from
which he never rallied, passing
away the next day, Friday, Oc-
tober 22. '
rie• is survived by his widow,
who was formerly Cecelia Jervis,
also of'_Hoimesvilie, and one son,
Walter, and two grandcnitdren,
all of 'Winnipeg, also a sister,
Mrs. Annie Walker, London,
The funeral which was con-
ducted by Rev. Mr. White, Win-
nipeg, was from the Gardiner
Funeral Home under Masonic
auspices. Interment followed in
St. John Cemetery.
Mr, Holland was a brother of
the late George and Charles Hol-
land, Clinton.
RICHARD TAPP
Richard Tapp passed away Sun-
day, October 31, at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. R. R. McGre-
gor, Detroit, Mich., where he had
resided for the past six months,
Mr. Tapp had reached the advan-
ced age of 94 years, two months
and 25 days. He had been ill
for only a week although he had
not been active for the past two
years.
Mr. Tapp was born at North
Moutton, England, on August 6,
1854, a son of the late James
Tapp and Mary Ann Manley. He
went to school at North Moutton
and Charlestown and at the age
of 12 went to work at a stock
farm where he remained for five
years. At the age of 17 he sail-
ed from Plymouth to join his
brother at Exeter.
He worked around Exeter for
ten years and in the spring of
1882 he arrived at Winnipeg, Man.
Mr. Tapp homesteaded at Broad-
view, Sask., and in 1884 moved
to Virden, Man„ where he farmed
for 42 years, later returning
East.
In 1889 he married Eliza Har-
rison at Rogerviile, Ont., who
predeceased him on September
8, 1936. Ten children were born
to this union, all on the farm at
Virden, The family, include A.
C. Tapp, Bradford, Ont„ Mrs.
Lillian Pope, Tagaske, Sask.;
Lynford Charles, (deceased); Mrs.
Edna Hattin, Clinton; Mrs. Merle
McGregor, Detroit, Mich,; Clar-
ice Lorraine, (deceased); Lionel
Verne, Toronto; Richard Earle,
Monkton, Ont.; Arthur Sheldon,
Regina, Sask.; Ellice Wesley,
Bradford. Also surviving are 19
grandchildren and three great
grandchildren. He was prede-
ceased by his brother, Thomas,
on October 10 of this year, at the
age of 97 years.
Mr. Tapp was an official of the
Methodist Church and later the
United Church for many' years in
the Montgomery District Church,
Virden. Man. "•
Funeral services were 'held in
Exeter on Tuesday; Npvgmber,.2,
with Rev. Harold J Snellx"offie-
fatirfig. ' Interment followed in
Exeter Cemetery,
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IN MEMORIAM
JOHNSTON—In loving memory
of our dear husband and fath-
er, J. Wellington Johnston, who
passed away November 9, 1947,
Away in the beautiful hills of
God,
By the valley of rest so fair,
Some time, some day, we know
not when,
We will meet our loved one
there.
—Sadly missed and ever remem-
bered by his wife and family.
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ANNUAL
MEETING
GODERRICH TOWNSHIP
FEDERATION OF
AGRICULTURE
is called for
S. S. No. 3, Holni,esville
Tuesday, Nov. 9
at 8:30 p.m.
National Film Board will pre-
sent a number of films and he -
sides routine business, the elec-
tion of officers and represent-
atives also will be held.
The school children will attend
a presentation of films in S.S.
No: 2 in the afternoon. 45-b
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• ROXY THEATRE
C'L I N T O N
Now Playing (Nov. 4-6)
"APRIL SHOWERS" with Jaek,
Carson and Ann Sothern
MON., TUES., WED. (Nov. 8-10)
"THE EXILE"
In Sepiatone—
Here's Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., the
one and only King of Adventure,
with a reward on his head and
a price on his heart— Douglat
Fairbanks, Jr., Maria Monter
and Paul Croset
THUR., FRI., SAT. (Nov, 11-13)
Victor .Mature, Coleen Gray and
Glenn' Langan—Drama written in
fury and flames blazes ecross the
screen as two gallant brothers
make a last stand at Furnace
Creek.
"Fury at Furnace Creek"
Coming (Nov. 15-17) You can't
afford to miss "HOMECOMING"
NOTE: Come to Clinton ,on
in feature attraction "APRIL
PAGE FIFTEEN''
uCk Resu
CAPITAL THEATRE
GODERIC 11
Now Playing (Nov. 4-6) Danny
Kaye in "THE SECRET LIFE OF
WALTER 'WITTY" In Technicolor
MON., TUES., WED. (Nov. 8-10)
Barry Fitzgerald, Dorothy Hart
and Dori Taylor—The most ex-
citing story of the world's most
exciting city, told by Mark
Hellinger.
"NAKED. CITY" "
THUR., FRT., SAT. (Nov. 11-13)
George Sanders, Lucille Bali,
Charles Coburn, Boris Karioff,
Alas' Mowbray and Cedric Hard-
wicke—A terrific all-star cast in.
a thriller 'that will hold your
interest.
"PERSONAL COLUMN"
Coning (Nov. 15-17) '"ON AN
ISLAND WITH YOU" Technicolor
Saturday, ; Nov. 6, "CLINTON
SHOWERS" playing at the R
5
REGENT THEATRE
SEAFORTH
Now Playing, (Nov, 4-5), Edgar,
Bergen in Walt Disney's
"FUN AND FANCY FREE'"
MON„ TUES., WED. (Nov. 8-10)
Glenn Ford, EYelyn Keyes and
Ron Randall.—A truly funny tale
of a girl who adopted en orphan
and then hed to find a Husband.
"The MATING OF M'I'LLIE"
THUR., FRI., SAT. (Nov. 11-13)
GFne Autry, Adele Mara and
Sterling Holloway—The popular
saddle pals are off on a new
singing adventure with a dash of
romance thrown in '
"Twilight on the Rio Grande"
Coming (Nov. 15-17) "VOICE OF
THE TURTLE" Don't miss hi
DAY", and see the outstand
oxy Theatre
BUTTER, CHEESE,
PRODUCTION OFF
IN THIS COUNTY
Production of both erea:nery
butter and cheddar cheese has
dropped drastically in Huron
County in September 1948 ar,d
also in the first nine months of
the year, according to figures
released in the Monthly Dairy
report of the Department of Ag- I
riculture.
Creamery butter figures show
312,263 pounds produced in Sep-
Itember 1948 es against 487.035
in the same month in 1947. Fig-
ures for the nine months period
in the two years are 3,107,159
and 3,894,605.
The figures in Cheddar cheese
eroductoin are 20,922 in. 1948 ag
AUCTION SALE
of FARM STOCK
Lot 13-14, Concession 6, Colborne
Township, 11/4 miles west and
1 mile south of Auburn, on
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 10
at 1 p.m. sharp, the following:
15 Durham and Angus steers,
1,000 to 1,200 lbs.; 6 Durham
het'ers, 900 to 1,000 lbs.; 12 Here-
ford heifers, had one calf; 12
Hereford calves, 300 to 400 lbs.;
I2 yearling steers about '700 lbs.,
ready for market; 4 yearling
heifers.
TERMS—CASH
WILLIAM THOM & SON, Prop.
HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer
E. P. Chesney, Clerk. 45-b
Merchants!
Clinton Day
is YOUR day
Banners
POSTERS
& STREAMERS
Call
KIRBY ' SIGNS-
- Ph. 589R -
Princess St. W., Clinton
VARIETY t
SHOW
With the kind permission of g
the Commanding Officer i=
The Radar
* and Communications
School Concert
Party
*
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3F "THE
ti GREMLIN'S" ill
4.
t A Variety Show
7.
. Mon. Nov. 8
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• ADMISSION: 35 cents
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The 'next meeting of the HURON
COUNTY COUNCIL will be held in the
Council Chambers, Court House, Code -
rich, commencing TUESDAY, , NOVEM-
BER
NOVEM-
BER 16, at 2.00 P.M.
All accounts, notices of deputations and other
business reuuirifg'the attention ;of Council should be in
the hands of the County Clerk not later than Saturday,
November 13th.
N. W. MILLER, County Clerk,
Goderich, Ontario
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against 82,019 in the correspond-
ing month in 1947, The nine
months figures are 449,359 and
566,673.'
It is interesting to note that
in the surrounding counties of
Middlesex, Bruce, Grey and
Perth, all show a similar decrease
in t h e production of cheddar
cheese and all except Middlesex
the same condition in creamery
buttes. In this regard Middlesex
shows an increase of over 10,000
pounds in the month of Septem-
ber and over 300,000 pounds in
the nine months period.
So Sorry
The passenger leaned out of
the taxi window.
"What on earth are you do-
ing?" he shouted to the driver.
"I asked you to drive me from
Victoria to Leicester Square, and
this is the fourth time we've
passed St. Paul's."
"I'm sorry, sir," replied the
driver. "I thought you were an
American."
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GODERICH — Alan Tinfield,
Goderich, and Roland C. Day,
London, returned from a hunt-
ing expedition in the North, with
the carcass of a mdgnificent bull
moose weighing 1,200 pounds
House For Sale!
One of the Newest and Most Modern
Houses in Clinton.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
One -and -a -half storeys, seven rooms; bath upstairs
and down; oil heated, thermostat -controlled; hardwood floors
throughout; located on Ontario Street, in one of best resi-
dential sections of Clinton.
APPLY TO
Gordon Horner
Phone 483-j Clinton
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Special Price
for "Clinton Day" on
TwVIKING CREAM SEPARATORS
One 600-1b. capacity, new
One 200-1b. capacity, used a short time
H. Charlesworth
MtN.MrNfMI.NJ+IIM
!Offi\,J OICIO)......,
FOR "CLINTON DAY" °
11 Special
a
FOOT DOGS,
Hot Barbecue
Each 15c
•
Ruby and Bill's
SNACK BAR
"NEAR THE MAIN CORNER"
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RA10
Slaughte
For "Clinton Day" Only
3 ONLY—Eight-tube Electric Automatic,
plays 10- and 12 -inch records,
miracle tone area.
Reg. $289. Sale $220
Electric Rangette
Four -burner. Reg. $61.50 . , Sale $57
1% hp. ELECTRIC MOTOR
Reg. $125 Sale $98
SPECIAL PRICES ON TABLE LAMPS
Groves Electric
Phone 274 Huron St,
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