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„ACCOMMODATION
WANTED
:LIVING ACCOMMODATION,
furnished or unfurnished, needed
'by Sherlock -Manning employee,
One child in 'family: Please mall
-463M. 11-b
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
1934 CHEVROLET COACH, three
new tires, new ,17 -plata. battery,
$400. Heater, Seal Beam Head-
lights, H. Kingswell at Haugh-
lon's Welding Shop. 11-p
1940 DODGE Five -Passenger
Coupe, newly painted; 1939 Dodge
Sedan; both , in good condition.
J. E. Howard, 'Bayfield, phone
Clinton ' 624r31. l0btfb
BOARDERS WANTED
CAN GIVE ROOM and BOARD
to one person. Contact Mrs. Harry
Riley, Fulton St., Clinton, 11-12-p
.BUILDINGS FOR SALE
LARGE FRAME ROUSE; must
be •removed from premises on
which it is located. This building
contains much valuable building
material. Harry M. Ford, Gode-
rich. 11-13-b
,CLOTHING FOR SALE
¶rWO MEN'S SUITS about size
38-40 Greyish blue worsted,
three-piece, greyish black wors-
ted, two-piece, both in good con-
dition. Apply Douglas Bartliff,
phone 219W. 11-p
WHITE CHIFFON EVENING
gown, size 12, never worn in
'Clinton. phone -115W. 11-p
;SPRING TOPCOAT, armourcord
rnaterTal, size 36, in good con-
dition. .Phone 50 or 9W. 11-b
EQUIPMENT FOR SALE
ABOUT 100 SAP PAILS and pan.
John - McGuire, .phone Clinton
S02r5. 11-p
FARMS FOR SALE
APPROXIMATELY 85 ACRES
of clay land on Concession 10,
Goderich Township,never failing
well with windmill; must be sold
to ' close estate. Harry M. Ford,
Goderich. 11-13-b
HIGHWAY, 81 ACRES, 24 wheat,
20 ploughed, seven -room red
brick house, wired, furnace, bath,
pressure water, garage, bank
barn, spring possession, William
Pearce, Realtor, Exeter-.
11-13-p
YOUR CHOICE -100 acres or 10
acres with buildings; 10.20 trac-
tor, 18 foot canoe. Apply Satur-
day, B. Thompson, Clinton, alk
miles west on highway. 11-b
125 ACRES LEVEL TILLABLE
dark clay loam, brick house,
large bank barn, 21 miles to
public or separate schools. 36,000
'cash or terms. April possession.
William Pearce, Realtor, Exeter.
11-p
Too -ACRE CHOICE CLAY LOAM
'Farm, east half of lot 21, conces-
sion 2, Mullett, mile east of Clin-
ton, mile north, just off No. 8
'Highway, On farm is situated
3M storey frame house, bank barn
e4 x 36, hen house 24 x 18, and
implement shed. Water 'supply
-consists of spring and dug well.
Close to good schools and church
ns. Mrs. Humphrey Snell, phone
2071;13. 11-b
FOR RENT
PASTURE -100 ACRES, in Stan-
ley Township, fenced into fields,
drained, plenty of water and
-shade. Apply Box "L", NEWS-
'RECORD. 10-12-b
HELP WANTED -MALE
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
of becoming your own boss!
Retail our 250 guaranteed house-
hold necessities including the full
line of Insecticides, in a territory
of your choice. Part time agents
•considered, Hundreds of success-"
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a borrowed $25 or $50. No risk-
it is worth a trial. Travelling
-equipment essential in rural dist-
ricts, Business is gbod - Write
today for details and free catel-
'ogue-FAMILEX, 1600 Delorimer,
Montreal, 10-15-b
TOWN O1+ 'CLINTON, one -floor
instil brick cottage, neerly new,
living room with dinette space,
modem kitchen with . built-in
cupboards, two bedrooms with
closet space, three-piece bath
with built-in tub, hardwood
floors, fully insulated, full base-
ment, furnace equipped with oil
burner, good location, immediate
possession, Apply 13. C. Lawson,
Realtor, phone 251-W, Clinton.
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HONEY FOR SALE
A• BARGAIN IN HONEY!! The
lack of dollars In Europe has
temporarily ruined export mar-
ket for honey and caused surplus
in Canada. This gives you the
opportunity to purchase 65 lb.
tin of mild amber honey for 37.50.
If you can use this quantity phone
315 or see T ':G..Scribbins, Vic-
toria St. 10-11-p
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
HOLSTEIN COW, six years old,
due May 5. Property of the
estate of the late J. W. Elliott.
Apply Gordon Elliott, Brucefieid,
phone Seeaforth 659r22. 11-b
BLUE ROAN BELGIAN Gelding,
age seven, excellent worker.
Frank Falconer, R.R. 5, Clinton,
phone 615r16. 11-p
THREE JERSEY COWS; one five-
year-old, registered, with papers,
freshened three weeks; one five-
year-old, due this month: one
two-year-old heifer, due in July,
milking well; two nine -months -
old grade heifers, H. Managhen,
phone Clarion. 376-W. 11-p
LOST AND FOUND
LOST -DARK BROWN FEMALE
Collie with white markings, strap
041 her neck: Answers to name
of Lassie. Contact owner by
phoning Seaforth 656r13, 11-b
. MISCELLANEOUS
SAW FILING, ALL KINDS -done
at Hoare's Orchard, one mile north
of town; also ladders for sale,
various lengths. Enquire. 11-18p
NEW SINGER Sewing Machines-
cabinet end portable electric, also
treadle machines; repairs to all
makes. Singer Sewing Centre,
"$ Ontario St., Stratford. ltfb
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 air 936r32, Goder-
leh. 2btfb
PIANO TUNING
PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRS
to all makes. Cleaning, de -moth -
Mg, free estimates. Write or phone
William N. Gould, 314W, Clinton.
1-btfb
SPECIALS
STOP, LOOK and SECURE Your
share ,of weekly specials on dis-
play in our windows and store.
Phone 286, W. L. Johnson and
Son. 11-p
STOVES FOR SALE
COAL AND WOOD STOVE,
baked white enamel front with
reservoir and heating compart-
ment, in A-1 shape. Call Gordon
Marshalls house, James St.
10-11-ptfb
4 TENDERS WANTED
TENDERS will be received up to
April 2, 1949, for rewiring No.1
School. Blue prints can be seen
at Frank McCowan's; work to be
completed by July 30, 1949. Low-
est tender not necessarily ac-
cepted. George L. Reid, secre-
tary -treasurer, Stanley Township
School Area, Varna. 10-11-b
WANTED TO RENT
100 ACRES OF PASTURE with
water. Write or phone. Wilfred
Ross, R.R. 3, Kippen, phone Men-
sal] 86r32. 11-p
BEAUTY SHOPPE
Shampoo
Manicure
Finger Waves
Permanents
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Princess St. East Phone 585
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BIRTHS
GOVIER-In Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on Sunday, March 13,
1949, to Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Govier, East Wawanosh, a son.
LEPPINGTON, - In Grace Hos-
pital, Toronto, an Tuesday,
March 8, 1949, to Mr, and Mrs.
William Leppington, Toronto,
formerly of Clinton, a son
(Larry).
MANN -In Scott Memorial Hos-
pital, Seaforth, on Wednesday,
March 9, 1949, to Mr. and Mrs.
Ross lViann (Lola Haste) R.R.
4, Wingham,, a son (Harvey
Arnold).
McMICHAEL-In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Sunday, March 18,
1949, to Mr. and Mrs. Ross
McMichael, Clinton, a daughter
(Linda Diane).
PI'CKETT In ClintonPublic
Hospital, on Saturday, March
12, 1949, to Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
neth J. Pickett, 'Clinton, a son
(Wilfred Larry).
RILEY-In Clinton, on Monday,
March 14, to Mr. and Mrs.
Percy Riley, Clinton, a son
(LaVerne Keith).
WALL --, In Wingham General.
Hospital, on. Saturday, Maroh
5, 1949, to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Wall. (nee Marjorie Arthur),
Langside, a daughter.
WELBANKS-In. Clinton Public
Hospital, on Sunday, March 13,
1949, to Mr. and Mrs, Stephen
Welbank, Clinton, a son
(Charles Robert).
WILKIN-In Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on Monday, March
14, 1949, to Mr. and Mrs.eorge
Wilkin (nee Betty Craigg,Au
Au-
burn), a son.
MARRIAGES
PEEBLES-SANGSTER - In the
manse of Carmel Presbyterian.
Church, Hensel?, by Rev. P. A.
Ferguson, on -Saturday, March
12, 1949, Marion Isobel Sang-
ster, London, daughter of Mrs.
Sangster and the late James
Sangster, Mansell, to John Ar-
thur Peebles, Hensall, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Peebles,
'Linwood.
DEATHS
FRAZIER In Oxford, Mich., on
Monday, March 14, 1949, Mrs,
Jessie Frazier (formerly Miss
Jessie Anderson, Kippen), in
her 87th year. Funeral at Ox-
ford, Mich., at 2 p.m., Thurs-
day, March 17.
HUDSON At his home in Men-
sal]. on Saturday, March 12,
1949, Thomas Hunter Hudson,.
in bis 83rd year. Funeral from
Carmel Presbyterian Church,
Bengali, to Hensall Union
Cemetery, Monday afternoon,
March 14.
MILLS -In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Friday, March 11, 1949,
John Albert Mills, Blyth, be-
loved husband of Annie Mc-
Intosh, in his 81st year. Fun-
eral from family residence,
Blyth, to Blyth Union Ceme-
tery, Monday afternoon, March14..
McMILLAN - At her hone in
London, on Monday, March 14,
1949, Mary Elizabeth Taylor,
beloved wife of William G.
MCMiileu. Funeral from St.
Andrew's United Church, Blyth,
to Blyth Union Cemetery, at
2 p.m., Thursday, March 17.
SMITH - Suddenly, in Clinton
Public Hospital, on Saturday,
March 12, 1949, Arthur L.
Smith. Funeral from tale Beat-
tie Funeral Home, Rattenbury
St. E., Clinton, to Bayfield
Cemetery on Tuesday, March 15, Notice to Creditors
STEPHENSON-Suddenly, et his
home, Egmondville, David J,
Stephenson, formerly of Bay- GRAHAM, late of the Township
field and Varna, beloved bus- of Goderich, in the County of
band of Eva. Eleanor Armstrong, }Iuron, fernier, deceased,
Funeral from his residence,1! NOTICE is hereby given, pur-
Egmondvill'e, to Bayfield Ceme- suant to the Statute in that be-
rry, Monday afternoon, March half, that all persons having
claims against the late . Henry
STEPHENSON-In Tuckersmith William Graham. Who died at
Township, on Wednesday,!Clinton on the 12th day of Jan -
March 16, 1949, Edward James nary, 1949, are notified to send
Stephenson, formerly of Varna, 'their claims, duly verified, to the
in his 79th year. Funeral from undersigned before the 2nd day
Ball and Match Funeral Home, ;of April, 1949..After that date
Clinton, at 2 p.m., Friday, the estate will be distributed and
March 18, to Bayfield Cemetery. 1the executor will only be liable
for claims of which she hes then
CARD OF THANKS received notice.
Miss Helen Taylor and family DATED at Walkerton, Ontario,
wish to express their sincere this 8th clay of March, AD, 1949.
appreciation to Clinton friends
who expressed their . sympathy
in so many thoughtful. ways dur-
ing their recent sad bereavement,
LIBERALS ORG-
ANIZE RIDING'
HURON -PERTH
(Continued from Page One)
notice to the meeting that he
would not be a candidate for the
next election. Date for a nom-
ination meeting tog name a can-
didate will be set later by the
executive of the. association.
Forward Trade l'oliey
Canada today, a relatively
small nation of 12,000,000, is the
greatest trading nation in the
world. On a per capita basis
our trade is twice as much as
that of the United Kingdom and
the United States, To safeguard,
that position, and Canadian stand-
ards of living and national in-
come, a higbly-developed Gov
-
eminent policy based on trade, is
essential, Hon. Stuart S. Garson
declared in his address.
The Nl4nister of Justice stated
that Canada is basically a trad-
ing nation and ohiy Government
policy formed on the basic fact
could keep the country free from
depression threat, and maintain.
the present living standards.
This .is a country which Provi-
dence has given a geography and
a climate which makes us a great
trading nation. ` We spent two
billion dollars an the United
States last yeaa alone, buying
raw materials we ourselves can-
not produce. We paid for these
materials with reciprocal trade,"
he said.
"We are effected 'by conditions
in other lands - conditions over
which we have, no control, We
have to take the backwash of
those conditions and base our
policree .accordingly," said Mr,
Garson.
Boom Year in 1949
Barring crop failures, Canadian
farmers can look forward to an-
other boom year in 1949, and in
the years to come, Robert Mc-
Cubbin declared: • At the same
time, such a prosperous future
depends on .the farmers' own ef-
forts. He said in fact, that farm-
ers had been, letting some of
their agricultufel wealth in
overseas markets slip through
their hands,
There has been some feeling that
the United Kingdom is beginning
to back down on food contracts
she signed with us, he said, "That
is not true," he declared.
In fact, said Mr. McCubbin,
exactly the opposite was so.
CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
of FARM STOCK, POULTRY,
IMPLEMENTS anal
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
at Lot 10, Concession 4, Goderich
Township, one mile east and
two miles south of Goderich,
at 1.30 p.m. sharp, on
Thursday, March 24
Including' 2 horses; 5 cattle;
2 brood sows and 20 little pigs;
400 hens: 4 ,geese; 14 -plate in -
throw disc with leveling attach-
ment; lubber -tired wagon; Beatty
electric churn, No, 4; small sized
cabin trailer; No,
and turkey'
range shelters; two oil and one
coal brooder stoves with canopy;
many other implements and
smaller articles,
ROBERT L, BEACOME,
Proprietor
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT,
Auctioneer
10-11-b
IN THE MATTER OF TEE
ESTATE OF HENRY WILLIAM
Lorene Gardner, R. R. 3,
'Clinton, Ontario, Executrix
of the estate of henry Wil-
liam Grolsam, deceased, by
11-p hes' solicitor, Campbell
o I Grant, K. C,, Walkerton,
CARD OF THANKS Ontario. 10-11-12-b
The members of the Manning
family wish to thank ell those I Notice to Creditors
who sent flowers, cards, and IN THE ESTATE OF JAMES
visited their father while in the 13. LOBE, late of the Town' of
hospital, also Dr. Addison, the Clinton in the Comity of Huron,
nurses and staff of Clinton 1'ub]ic Gentleman, Deceased.
Hospital, and special thanks to All persons having claims
Rev. Andrew Lene. 11-p against the Estate of the above
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CARD OF THANKS same with the undersigned Sol -
Mr. • and. Mrs, "Adana Stewart tatter for the said Estate, on or
and family wish to extend their !before the and day of April, AD.
sincere thanks to the' members 1949, after which date the assets
of the Brucefield and Clinton g will he distributed amongst chi.
Fire Departments and would!parties entitled thereto, having
like to take this opportunity to 1regerd only in the claims of which
thank all friends and neighbours notice shall have been given.
for their untiring efforts and 1 DATED at Clinton, this 15th
many kindnesses. 1i -b clay of March, A.D. 1949.
o --- E. PINGLAND, K.C.,
Clinton, Ontario,
Solicitor for the said Estate.
McCLINCH> Y -In loving mem- 11-12-13-b
ory of a dear husbend and fatt-
er, Henry 1VIcCln.chey, who pas-' Notice to Creditorssed away five years ago, March
20, 1944- Lovingly remembered IN THE ESTATE ,OF CARRIE
by wife and family; JERVIS, tate of the Town of
Also in loving memory of a Clinton,' in.the County of Huron,
dear son anal brother, Willione H. Widow, Deceased.
MaClinchey, who passed away All persons having debits
five years ego, April 3, 1944 - against the Estate of the above
Lovingly remembered by mother, decesisecl are required to file the
brother and sisters: same with the undersigned Sol -
"Their lives are a beautiful icitor for the said Estate, on or
memory, • '' 'me rye :lath day of Ma'rc'h,
Their deaths are our silent A.D. 1949, after which date the
grief; assets will be distributed amongst
They sleep in God's beautiful the parties entitled thereto, hay
garden . Ing regavd only to the claims of
In the sunshine of perfect which notice shall bvae been
peace, given.
So we leave them in God's ! DATED at Clinton, this 7th dey
T
FINGLAND
And our dear ones we loved' I ,1Jlinton, Ontario,
so 'well Solicitor for cite said Estate,
Have only gone on before." • 10-11-12-b
deceas d are required to film the
IN MEMORIAM
keeping, of March A D 1949
The rough road safely o'er, .
ROXY THEATRE CAPITAL THEATRE REGENT THEATRE
CLINTON Cr ODERICHH SEAFORTH
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Now Playing (March 11-19)
"THE BLACK .ARROW"
In Technicolor
Von., Tues., Wed. (March 21-23)
"JULIA MIS'BEHAV'ES
Margery, Sharpe's hilarious novel,
"The Nutmeg Tree," becomes a
top ranking screen' comedy and
is ably portrayed by Greer Gar -
son, Walter Pidgeon, Peter Law-
ford and Elizabeth Taylor
Thur„ Fri., Sat. (March 24-26)
Loretta Young, William Holden
& Robert Mitchum-The rugged,
romantic story of the men end
women who dared to march be-
yond civilization to help build a
great nation.
RACHEL and the STRANGER'
Coming (March 28-30)
"THE SIGN OF THE RAM"
with Alexander Knox
Now Playing (March 17-19)
Henry Fonda and Shirley Temple
in '!FORT APACHE"
Mon., Tues., Wed. -Two Features
Robert Montgomery, 'Wanda
Hendrix and Andrea King -The
compelling story of a relentless
pursuit plus a touch' of Mexican
romance.
"RIDE THE PINK HORSE"
Eleanor Parker, Alexis Smith &
Sydney .Oreenstreet-The grand-
daddy of all mystery stories is
"THE WOMAN IN WHITE"
Thur., Fri., Sat. (March 24-26)
Susan Peters, Alexander Knox &
Dame May Witty -The salty tang
of the sea flavours this epic of a
woman's devotion to love.
"THE SIGN OF THE RAM"
Coming (March 28-30)
"RACHEL and the STRANGER"
Loretta Young & Robert Mitchum
Now Playing (March 17-19) I •
Margaret O'Brien & Geo. Murphy
n "TENTH AVENUE ANGEL"
Mon., Tues., Wed. (March 2143)
James Mason and Margaret Lock-
wood -From the sudios of Eagle
Lion comes an unheralded chilly
mystery about a haunted house.
"A PLACE OF ONE'S OWN"
Thur., Fri., Sat. (March 24-26)
Randolph Scott, Marguerite Chap-
man and Sally, Eilers - Photo-
graphed in Cinecolor, the year's
most rugged fighting story of the
adventurous West.
"CORONER CREEK"
Coming (March 28-30)
In Technicolor, "RIVER LADY"
starring Yvonne de Carlo
See that your forum is well
represegted at the County Farm
Forum Rally being held in the
CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL DESIGNS
For . Every Occasion
C. 7 aCOOitE
FLORIST
Phones: 66w and 66j
EIREVIZIMEIMINNI
'Auditorium' of Seaforth Colleg-
iate Institute, on Friday, March
18 at 8.15 p.m. Clere Burt, Pro-
vincial Secretary, will be on hand
to discuss plans for next season.
A programme will be provided
by the forums and lunch will be
served.
FIVE MINUTES AFTER DEATH
WHAT WOULD A SINNER GIV, FOR ANOTHER CHANCE?
. TOO LATE!! ETERNALLY LOST
NO MORE Sermons by godly pastors,
NO MORE pleadings of Christian friends,
NO MORE chance to accept CHRIST'S offer of free salvation.
ACT NOW, BEFORE IT IS FOREVER TOO LATE! '
"Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and thou shalt be saved,".
Acts 16 :31
CHAS. E. FULLER, Box 123, Los Angeles 53, Calif.
Is Your Home In Need Of Repair
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PLUMBING, SEWERAGE INSTALLATION, or REPAIR
on any of your immediate needs. '
Full line of Concrete Equipment, ready to operate. Rates
and contracts available upon request; all work done accord-
ing to specifications.
Make arrangements now for concrete installations; cement
is now available to store for future use.
Upon request, we will furnish you the amounts needed
for individual requirements.
McKay Contracting Co.
Clinton
Phone 373M
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New, attractive streamlined
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PHONE 274
Warni
The practice of dumping rubbish in
the Clinton Community Athletic Field
(Community Park) ; also the wanton
destruction of park property must cease
immediately. Guilty parties will govern
themselves accordingly or action will be
taken.
(Signed) --W. E. PERDUE,
President, C.C.A. Field Board
(Signed) -ROBERT Y. HATTIN,
Mayor of Clinton.
10-b
hats in a Name??
You can call a boy TOM, DICK or HARRY and it
makes no difference.
In Clothing there is a difference. Men who know,
insist on NAME BRANDS.
90% of Shirt Style is in
the Collar
If the collar of a shirt is not
exactly right, then from a style stand-
point the shirt is a misfi'l. That's
why it pays to insist on ARROWS.
ARROW Collars on ARROW Shirts
Cost no mc!re than ordinary collars
on ordinary shirts.
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