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CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
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ACCOMMODATION
FOR RENT
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS with
coking privileges, central loca-
`tion. Phone 461. 23-b
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
1940 FORD TUDOR SEDAN in
.:excellent condition. Phone Clin-
ton 373W, after 5 p.m. 23-b
1949 MERCURY, 8,000 MILES,
.radio, heater, air conditioned,
-every extra. $2,495. Area Sparks,
three miles north of Bayfield,
,concession 4. 23-p
';MODEL "T" FORD COUPE, good
•runningorder,, new tires. Phone2
'Clinton 802r3.'"
BUILDINGS FOR SALE
=FRAME BARN, 34'x50'. Percy
Carter; phone Blyth 28r8.
23-24-p
LUMBER FOR • SALE
GOOD USED LUMBER for sale,
all kind bond timber and square
timber. Apply George Baird,
Wingham. 23-24-p
NOTICES
ANY PERSON found trespassing
on property below railway. -tracks
which is being' used as—a' chicken
ranch will be prosecuted by order
of owner, Arthur St. Amens,
Clinton. 23-24-p
NOTICE - ANYONE FOUND
trespassing on Part Lots No. 41,
51, both sides of river, Tucker -
smith Township at any time
hereafter will be prosecuted by
order of the owner, A. E. Parry.
March 31, 1949. 13-15ptfb
PERSONAL
CORN OR CALLOUSES WON'T
mar your joy, if Lloyd's Corn
Salve you do employ. 50 cents
at Pennebaker's Drug. Store.
23-b.
POULTRY FOR SALE
400 NEW HAMPSHIRE X ROCK
Pullets. H. Managhan, phone
376W. 23-b
TWO -WEEK-OLD STARTED
Chicks, Non -sexed Barred Rocks
BICYCLES FOR SALE $21:95, Pullets: New Hampshires,
Barred Rocks $30.95, White Leg -
horns $33.95, Black Minorca X
White Leghorns $34.95. Cock-
erels, Barred Rocks, Black Aust -
EQUIPMENT FOR SALE ralorps $20.95. Three -week-old,
add 5 cents per Chick. Also
IRON PUMP AND JACK, 30 feet other breeds. Also day -olds, 12
-piping; seven foot binder in good pure breeds and 13 cross breeds
'shape; Quebec riding plow. Jack non -sexed, pullets or heavy cock -
Menke, phone 802r5. 23-p erels. Turkey poults. Send for
reduced price list • for June.
Tweddle Chick Hatcheries .Limit-
ed, Fergus, Ontario. 23-b
LADY'S NEW CCM BICYCLE;
one man's second-hand bicycle.
.J. S. Snider, Albert St. 23-p
'NEW IDEA "EASY -WAY" HAY
:Loaders, mowers . and manure
:spreaders. Also some good used
machinery in stock. New Idea
Distributors, Goderich, Ont. phone
:Carlow 2821. 23-24-p
•ONE LINE SHAFT, 18' LONG,
hangers and pulleys; also one
saw' frame with 16" rip saw.
IL D. Cameron, corner Huron and
Orange Sts. 23-p
FARMS FOR SALE
100 ACRES, sugar bush, ample
:timber for fuel and lumber and
fencing. Buildings and 30 acres
;cleared workable land. One new
)hay rack 16x7aa ft. with rolling
lRNop13Bussell Bent-
ley,
n
ey, he
B4r33, 21-24-b
FURNITURE FOR SALE
PROPERTY FOR SALE
GENERAL STORE and Residence
(Summerhill), well- established
business. For further particulars
see Harold Lobb or phone 802r3.
23-p
PIANO TUNING.
PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRS
to all makes. Cleaning, de-moth-
ing, free estimates. Write or phone
William N. Gould,, 314W, Clinton.
1-btfb
STOVES FOR SALE.
COLEMAN.. THREE - BURNER
gasoline stove in good condition.
Mrs. Ira Merrill, RR. 2, Clinton,
phone Clinton 902r16. 23-x
S PECIAL! SOLID OAK DINING DIANA BANNER COOK STOVE,
✓ oom suite, dark oil finish; med- good baker, reservoir, shelf, burns
ium size chest of drawers; kitchen goal or wood. Phone 615r41.
cabinet. Bert Langford, Clinton. . . 23-24-p
23-p
`THREE-PIECE CHESTERFIELD
„Suite, , rust ; colour, in,,,good .con-
.dition. Mrs, Noble Holland, phone
17r22: • • . ::23-24-b,
• HELP WANTED, FEMALE
LADY WANTED FOR °GENERAL
liandywork. Good wages. Apply
Clinton 'Grill, 23 24r=p'
HELP WANTED .,
CLEM FOR POST OFFICE, must
be accurate at figures. Apply to
Postmester, Clinton. 23-b,
MISCELLANEOUS
SAWS; ALL KINDS FILED AT
C. Hoare's orchard, mile north of
town. Will work odd days,
harvesting, etc. 22-29-p
NEW SINGER Sewing Machines—
cabinet and portable electric, also
treadle machines; repairs to all
makes. Singer Sewing Centre,
'78 Ontario St., Stratford: ltfb
ALL OLD HORSES AND DEAD
animals. If suitablefor mirk feed
will pay more than-, fertillzer
prices. If not, will pay fertilizer
prices. If dead phone at once.
Phone soliect, Gilbert Bros. Mink
Ranch, 936r21 or 936r32, ••Goder-
ich. 2btfb
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
PIGS, SIX WEEKS OLD. Apply
"Harold Tyndall, phone 905r2,
23-b
SEVEN YORKSHIRE P I G S,
six weeks old, D'Arcy Rathwell,
phone 627r6. 23-p
12 PIGS, SEVEN WEEKS OLD.
Keith Tyndall, phone 807r23.
23-b
SEVEN PIGS, SIX :WEEKS OLD.
Apply Douglas Farquhar, phone
'Clinton 805r5. 23-b
13 YORKSHIRE PIGS READY TO
wean. Apply Theodore Dale,
phone 800r25. 23-p
JERSEY COW, SIX YEARS OLD,
to freshen end of June. Russell
Grainger, Zurich, phone Bayfield
80:3, 23-b
TWO YORKSHIRE SOWS due to
farrow intwo weeks time; 12
chunks. These pigs are a real
fine bunch. Alex Sparks, three
miles north of Bayfield, conces-
sion 4. 23-p
LOST AND FOUND
REASONABLY PRICED Kitchen
Stove with over: thermometer and
reservoir; also two burner, elec-
tric plate ,with. insulted'. oven.
M. •Wallis, Egerton Beach, Bay-
field+.f ` 22-23-p
TENDERS;
TENDERS WAITED TO HAUL
all school `chil"dren froth, SS,'lEb.
'8, God'emich Township, 'td, Bay-
field ,.School, commencing Septem-
ber 1, 1999. Certified cheque
for one-tenth of amount must
accompany tender. Lowest or
tender not necessarily accepted.
Tenders tcabe in hands of. Under-
signed by' June , }8 Crliarle.s
Wallis, secretary -treasurer,. S. S.
No. 8, R.R. 1, )3ayfrelclee:, .23-b
LOST — BLACK AND BROWN
dog, with white markings, pert
'hound and part terrier, answers
to name of Timmie. Anyone
knowing whereabouts please
phone Clinton 616r5. 23-24-b;;
TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED
up to June 24 for decorating the
inside of No. 4 School and the
outside of No. 1 School, Goderich
Township School Area; This work
is to be done by brush. • Frank
Yeo, secretary -treasurer.
23-24.b
TRUCKS FOR SALE
1948 HALF -TON DODGE PICK -
up truck in good condition. Low
mileage. Apply R. B. Quance,
phone Clinton 488M. 23-p
TRAILER FOR RENT
CABIN TRAILER ON PREMISES
of Arthur Fulford, North St. Rent
quite reasonable. Phone 73.
23-24-b
WANTED
SECOND-HAND PIANO in good
condition. Write to P:O. Box
402, Clinton. 23-24-p
BIRTHS TOWN COUNCIL
BRAITHWAITE—In Clinton Pub_ PLANS TO ACT
lic Hospital, on Saturday, June
4, 1949, to Mr. and Mrs. George ON NEW PAVING
Braithwaite, Exeter, a drau
ghter., •
LOBB—In Clinton Public. Hos-,, (Continued from Page Five)
pitah on Saturday, June 4, 1949, progress
a the building Town
underpins ng,
to' Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn W. and the fencing of the dumping
Lelia, RR. 2, Clinton, a dau-ground. Library work has gone
McGREghter.GOR—In Scott Mernorial down 12 feet on account of
Hospittel, Seaforth, on Wednes-
quicksand'
day, June 1, 1949, to Mr. and Street Construction
Mrs. Rex McGregor, Egmond- ;- Reeve Nott reported contact
ville, (nee Dorothy Cook, Clin- ing the County Engineer and his
ton), a son (stillborn). approval of Levis Contracting Co.
PARKER—In Minneapolis, Minn., street construction contract. The
on Thursday, May 26, 1949, to amount Was ordered paid in full.
Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Park- Highway Paving
er (formerly Mary E. Ross, The Reeve read a letter from
Niece of Misses le, and W. the Minister of Highways with
O'Neil) a daughter (Melissa reference to paving that part of
Ann). King's Highways Nos. 4 and 8,
SWITZER — In Clinton Public which form the connecting links
Hospital, on Tuesday, June 7, through the town.
1949, to Mr. and Mrs, Donald Send Deputation
Switzer, Clinton, inton' a daughter. After some discussion, a mo-
MARRIAGES.tion was passed that Mayor 'Hat -
tin, Reeve Nott as Street Chair-
BASTOCK--CAMPBELL—I•n St. man, and Ald. Trewartha, as
Paul's Anglican, Church, on Finance chairman, be appointed
Saturday, June 4, 1949, by Rev. as a deputation to meet the
R.. M. P. Bulteel, Jessie Mae, proper authorities in . Toronto re•
daughter of Mrs. Campbell and the paving of that part of the
the late -George B. Campbell, highways which form part of the
to Herbert Leonard, son. of Mr. town's main streets.
and Mrs. H. A. Bastock, Regina, Ald. Hartley reported repairs
Sask. and placing new roof on the
EVANS-CARTER—In Ontario 5t. cemetery tool house.
United Church, Clinton, on Ald. Trewartha read the Fin-
ance report for May whioh was
adopted.
Tourist Camp License
Council approved renewal of
tourist camp license to Douglas
R. McLean, the renewal fee of
$2.50 to be retained by the Clerk
and Treasurer, according to reg-
ulations,
Saturday, June 4, 1949, by Rev.
'W. J. Woolfrey, Marion Joyce,
only daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Norman L. Carter, Clinton, to
Leonard Cherries, younger son
of the ]ate'Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Evans, Strathroy.
EVANS-MILLER—In Sheri4ourne
St. United Church, Toronto, on
Saturday, May 21, 1949, by Rev.
A: E McKenzie, Freda Coral,
youngest daughter of Mrs. Mil-
ler and the late Henry Miller,
Clinton, to Robert Leonard
' Evans, onlyson of Mr. Robert
Evens and the late Mrs. Evans,
Westville, .Nova Scotia.
LEEMING - WATSON — In 5t.
Andrew's United Church, Bay-
field, at 2 p.m. on Saturday,
June 4, 1949, by Rev. F. G.
Stotesbury, Ethel, only daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wat-
son, Bronson Line, Stanley
Township, to William J. Leem-
ing, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thom-
as Leeming, McKillop Town-
ship.
MACAULAY-SHADDOCK — In
Clinton Presbyterian Church,
on Saturday afternoon, June. 4,
1949, by Rev. D. J. Lane,'Ilelen
• Grate,' elder' daughter of Mrs.
Shad'dock and the late William
Shaddock, Clinton, • `• to LAC
William Stuart Macaulay, Goose
Bay,: :Labrador, son df Mr. and
Mrs. William J. Macaulay;
Winnipeg, Man. •
43,4:.4;41 -4 :M« , wa r. -4MMW'•4ON HW'H:«41
$; ;£
3f ' PROPERTIES
' FOR SALE
.t
4 One -storey, seven -room 3
X dwelling; hydro, water, 4/.• re
4 acre of land with hen house. _:
Early possession.. Price .g
al $2,200. ;
,: • • • •
3$ Stucco cottage, four rooms,
e with water, hydro, garage, €
P small quantity of fruit trees,
$ good lot. Possession June 30. ;t�
• • -•
H. C. LAWSON s
s REALTOR re
Phone 251W — Clinton, Ont.
WANTED
50 strawberry Pickers
Apply .immediately to
F. W. ANDREWS
-Phone '33
Clinton
21-btfb
DEATHS
COX—At' the home of her dau : CATTLE:. 12 Durham cows,
ghter Mrs.. Austin Harris, Godo ; ranging from 5 years ..to an aged
;rich Township, ona'Saur•day, ,cow . A11 the :cows•. are milking
1
June, 4,, 49,' Annie :13a `Woods,
beloved. wife of the late Her-'
bert Cox,. in her ,68th' year:
Funeral from the Beattie Fur}
eral Home,'. RattenburiyeSt E
Clinton, to Maitland Cetiletory,
on Monday after oo 4; June 6.
COCKERDINE;—'At' the h01ne' of
her daughter;' .2080 rQueeri
E., Toronto,.,on• Tuesday, June'
7, 1949; Agnes Isabella Sander-
son; widow of George: Cocker-
line, formerly' of atearidesboro,'
dearly,.,beloved mother .of Mrs.
George, Hunter •(Lillian);::To=
rontoa and E. Wesley. Ceeker-
. line,. Montreal. Funeral from
the Treater :enema •Home, 1111
Danforth Ave„ • on. Thursday.
. afternoon, to Pine Hill's Ceme-
tery, Toronto.
FERGUSON — In Bayfield, on
Monday, June, 6, 1949,, follow-
ing a short illness, Leonora
Govenlock, beloved wife of
William L. Ferguson, in her
68th year. Funeral from. Knox
Presbyterian Church, Bayfield,
to Bayfield Cemetery, on Tues-
day, June 7.
Council approved payment of
$300 to M. McAdam, as part pay-
ment on the Town Hall building
repair project.
0
CARD OF -THANKS
Mr. J. R. Murdock wishes to
express sincere thanks and ap-
preciation to all his friends for
their kindness in remembering
him with gifts flowers and calls
while he was a patient in Clinton
Public Hospital and also to the
doctors and the Hospital staff.
23-b
AUCTION SALE
of
FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS
at Lot. No. 7, Concession 13,
Huliett Township, 114 miles •
north of 'Londesboro, and 5
miles east of No: 4 Highway,
' on ..
Thursday, June' 16
at 12.30 p.m. sharp, the following:
HORSES: Matched team of
Percheron mares, 8 years old.
LO.O.F. NOTES
Upwards of 100 attended the
regular meeting of Huronic Re-
bekah Lodge on Monday evening
when a number of Members of
Amber Lodge, Hensa'll, were
guests. During the evening, the
Clinton degree team, under the
capable direction of Sister Mery
Nediger presented the degree and
initiated six members into the
Clinton Lodge and four members
for the visitors. Delicious re-
freshments rounded out a very
pleasant evening.
ROXY THEATRE CAPITAL THEATRE REGENT THEATRE
CLINTON GODERICH SEAFORTH
NOW PLAYING:
Gregory Peck -' Dorothy McGuire
"Gentleman's' Agreement"
Mon., Tues., Wed.
"Life With Father"
William Powell - Irene` Dunne
Edmund Gwenn
Elizabeth Taylor
— IN TECHNICOLOR —
Thurs., Fri., Sat.
"Three Godfathers"
— 1N TECHNICOLOR —
John Wayne
Pedro Armendoriz
Harry Carey, Jr.
A legend of the Southwest
JUNE 20th—DOUBLE BILL
"ARTHUR TAKES OVER" and
"DANGEROUS YEARS"
Now: "ARTHUR TAKES OVER"
and "DANGEROUS YEARS"
MON., TUES., WED.
Adult Entertainment
"JOHNNY BELINDA"
Top picture of the year and one of
the best of all times, a story of
mother -love and its problems.
Jane Wyman - Lew Ayres
and Charles Bickford
THURS., FRI., SAT
Butch Jenkins - Peter Lawford
Beverly Tyler—It's romantic! It's
exciting! It's different! It's a great
story about a boy and his whims.
"My Brother Talks to Horses"
Edward Arnold & Charlie Ruggles
Coming:
"The Aventures of Robin Hood"
Now: Frank Sinatra and Techni-
color is "The KISSING BANDIT*
MON., TUES., WED.
Vivien Leigh - Ralph Richardson
& Peggy Swift—Telling an ap- •
pealing story of a woman you
will never forget.
"ANNA . KARENINA"
Thurs., Fri., Sat.—Two Features
Lois Collier - 'Richard Crane &
Ann Todd—A gob and his gal
provide one. of•the season's bright-
est comedies.
"Arthur Takes Over"
William Halop - Scotty Beckett
& Richard Graine—Bring to the
Regent screen a dramatic tale of
modern, youth.
"Dangerous Years"
Coming:
"JOHNNY BELINDA"
Adult Entertainment
AUCTION SALE
of HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
from home of Mrs. Herb Castle,
Victoria St„ Clinton, on
Saturday, June 18
at 2 p.m. sharp, the following:
2 bedroom suites; 2 inner -spring
mattresses; 2 studio couches
(nearly new); 2 wicker rocking
chairs; cherry drop-leaf table;
4 dining room chairs; floor lamp;
sideboard; 3 tables (kitchenette
size); 6 kitchen chairs; kitchen
cabinet; electric kelvinetor (5 cu.
ft. capacity); . electric rangette;
2 two -burner hot plates; congol-
eum rug 9'x12'; Quebec heater;
New Williams drop -head sewing
machine; kichen cupboard; dishes,
cooking utensils, sealers, and
numerous other articles.
TERMS—CASH
No reserve as the proprietress
is renting her house.
MRS. HERB. CASTLE,
Proprietress
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT,
Auctioneer
K. W. Colquhoun, Clerk.
23-24-b
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and bred again. •Purebred•Short-
'horn bull, 4 yrs. old with papers,.
RegsitenedeNo. 282587,;.,6 4yearling'
steers and heifers,12.' winter
caves -g " < ,Ir' .
IMPLEMEN'15:`' Ceekshutt "Nor
70• Tractor;•^'eockehtitt•'3'kfurrow
tractor •plow;' Cockshuttarla-inch
gtain grinder'" with' Mull ' speed
jaek; Sawyer 1V3assee 36=50 grain
separator with cutter: 't ' 6 -inch
belts, 50 fret long; M. -H. binder,
tt, cut; M. -H. 11 -hoe fertilizer
Orin; M. -H. mower, 6 ft. cut;
M. -H. • hay loader; M. -H. side -
delivery rake; M. -H. sulky rake;
M. -H. • 2 -row , cultivator; Oliver
manure spreader; John Deere 2-
row corn planter; McCormick
spring tooth cultivator; tandem
disc; 6 sections of harrows; 2,000_
lb. beam scale; 2 farm wagons;
set of bench sleighs; flat rack;
2 hay racks; turnip drill; buggy,
cutter; walking plow; Grimm
maple syrup evaporator 3'x12';
also a supply tank end gathering
tank; 100 sap buckets and spiles;
electric fencer; 31 h.p. electric
motor; 1/6 h.p. electric motor;
set of breeching harness; set of
driving harness; horse collars;
2 range shelters; 300 feet of snow
fence; cream separator; emery
stone; forks, shovels, logging
chain; whiffle trees, end num-
erous other articles.
TERMS—CASH
No reserve as farm is sold.
NORMAN SHEPHERD,
Proprietor
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT,
Auctioneer
K. W. Colquhoun, Clerk
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THEY'RE NEW!
THEY'RE DIFFERENT!
"Ties From the Skies"
ZODIACS by Abbey, 42 exciting new patterns,
each one bearing a zodiac sign, one for each month of
the year. Buy yours to -day, aril read your own
horoscope.
$1.50 each
"I't's Smart to be Odd,"
and when it comes to ODD SLACKS, we have
lots of them; over 200 pair of Gabardines, Tropicals
and Flannels, sizes 28 to 44.
• $7.95 to $2230 pr.
Sport Shirts and Sport Shoes
DON'T FORGET!
June 41` is Air Force
Day. Pay your respects tb
the RCAF by visiting the
RCAF Stallion, Clinton, on
Saturday. They will be glad
to show you around.
c\We are pleased to pub-
lish that: we supplied the
blue leather jackets for the
Cltinfton RCAF hockey telatn,
group finIalj'sts this past se'a-
Son.
Pickett & Campbell
Stetson Hats Arrow Shirts
PHONE 25 - CLINTON
ATTENTION,
FARMERS!
Hail Insurance
The next 60 days • are
vital to you. Protect your
CROP investment with
HAII. INSURANCE.
i
H. C. LAWSON
Phone 251W,
Insurance ,• - - Real1state
21-btfb
ASHTON'S.,
• •TAXI • •
for fast service
PHONE 110
15-tfb
BOWLING BITS
(by MWS)
"Presidents' Night" was held
on Wednesday ' evening last at
the Clinton Lawn Bowling green
when Mrs. G. W. Nott and J. A.
Sutter, presidents of the ladies'
and men's clubs, sponsored the
opening jitney of the season.
Prizes were awarded as follows:
ladies—Mrs. William Ross, Mrs.
H. Fairservice; men's — Robert
Vodden, Edward Dale; special
prize, Caryl Draper; spider win-
ner, Mrs. H. Elvidge; a draw on
a cake donated by Mrs. Nott was
won by John Snider.
There will be a mixed jitney
at the greens to -night (Thurs-
day, Jane 9).
HURON COUNTY
REVISED TAX
RATE 8 MILLS
(Continued from Page Five)
as well as any.
Thanking the members for their
co-operation, he asked commit-
tees to keep well within esti-
mates.
He announced that Council
would visit the County Home
Wednesday, and after lunch there,
would proceed to London to visit
University of Western Ontario.
BEAUTY SHOPPE
Shampoo
Manicure
Finger Waves
Permanents
•
'
ETHEL THOMPSON
Princess St. East Phone 585
CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL DESIGNS
For Every Occasion
K.C. Cooke
FLORIST
Phones: 66w and 662
THE GOSPEL
"F'or God so loved the world, that He gave his....
Only, begotten
Soil', that whosoever beli&,eth in Him should not
Perish, but have
Everlasting
Life." John 3 :16.
CHAS. E. FULLER, Box 123, Los Angeles 53, Calif.
-We ,carry a •conaplete sock. Of
P'"LUMB;ING
HECLA FURNACES
CLARE BROS. STOVES
HUCH R. HAWKINS
PLUMBING and HEATING
Phone 244 - - Clinton
Oearylow*Hoilia
Lsin
zowe . ; HIGH STANDARD
HOUSE PAINT
FLOOR ENAMEL
Interior and Exterior
Specially formulated for
extra toughness. Covers
cement as well as wood.
Eight attractive colors. For
indoor and outdoor use.
Price: Gallons 6.40
Quarts
$2.00 1/2 Pints .65
an.
4i`°mrt Bial Al:
Sfn br•HNIGr13
PAINT
'iff1 House. -PAINT '(
For the first coat use Lowe!
Brothers "260 Primer White". This
forms an all -covering elastic film,
a perfect and uniform foundation
for the second coat, Lowe Brothers
High Standard House Paint
This 2 -coat treatment gives maxi-
mum coverage, long-lasting
beauty and protection.
Price: Gallons $6.30, Quarts 31,9E
1211W6ir!I2ta`
areeasier to work with, do a
smoother job. They won't shed
onto a wet surface, carry
more paint and wear longer.
D. A. KAY and Son
Painters and Decorators
Huron St. PHONE 234W
Clinton