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ACCOMMODATION
WANTED
'TWO OR THREE ROOMS, fur-
nished, wanted immediately by
two girls. Phone 670 between
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
WILL SELL OR TRADE FOR
older car, 1940 Dodge Sedan.
Good clean car with new tires,•
heater 'and clock. Apply C. D,
Simpson, Brucefield, phone Clin-
ton 6'32r23. 33-b
AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES
"TARNOFF" gives your car the
brand new look. No washing, no
polishing - just dry clean by
rubbing "TARNOFF" on, and
wiping off, 16 oz. tin 60 cents;
36 oz. tin $1.00. At Supertest
Garage. 33-b
CONCRETE SEPTIC TANKS
CONCRETE SEPTIC TANKS;
well curb, blocks or 4 ft. sec-
tions. Immediate delivery. Has-
oid Emmerson, Box 433, Clinton,
phone 394R. 32-3-p
CUSTOM CORN CUTTING
CUSTOM CORN CUTTING and
Filling. Two -row corn binder
with loader, by the acre; 15"
finger feed box by the hour; out-
fit requires only 8-10 men. Ap-
ply to Ray Potter, phone Clin-
ton 911r11. 33-4-5-6-p
FARM EQUIPMENT
FOR SALE
INTERNATIONAL DISC PLOW,
three plate. Apply Warren Gib-
bings, R.R. 4, Clinton, phone
Clinton 617r16. 33-p
'THREE -FURROW DISC PLOW;
may be seen at J. H. Brunsdon's
machinery yard. Apply Howard
C. Trewartha, phone Clinton
:B07r11. 33-p
FURNITURE FOR SALE
'CHILD'S BED, LARGE SIZE, in
good condition. Phone 38111.
33-p
'BREAKFAST SUITE, NATURAL
finish with red trim; collapsible
'wardrobe, Mrs. Gordon Ross,
'phone 165. 33-b
HELP WANTED -MALE
LARGE INTERNATIONAL OR-
ganization has several openings
for reliable men between 25 and
55 years of age. Must have car
to operate in nearby rural route
supplying established demand for
Everyday Farm and Household
necessities. Selling experience
helpful but not necessary. For
full particulars write, The J. R.
Watkins Company, Dept. 0-C-16,
350 St. Rock St., Montreal, Que,
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED
CAPABLE MIDDLE-AGED
women for position as hiouae=
keeper, to take full responsibil-
ity of home, Apply Box "B",
'NEWS -RECORD. 33-b
HOUSE$TO RENT
HOUSE FOR RENT, apply Jack
Tyndall, phone 907r3, 33-4-p
HOUSES FOR SALE
SSIX-ROOMED COTTAGE WITH
asphalt shingles, built-in- cup-
boards and bath. Bert White,
Maple St., Clinton. 33-p
MODERN TWO-STOREY Eight -
roomed house. Living room nat-
ural fire place and hardwood
floor; dining room tile floor with
natural fire place; kitchen mod-
ern built-in cupboards and break-
fast nook; three large bedrooms;
storeroom; built-in bathroom, all
modern fixtures; full-size base-
ment with new furnace, House
is insulated, also insul brick sid-
ing, storm windows and combina-
tion doors, Double garage, a barn
and lots. ' Hydro, water and
sewerage installed. Will sell house
with or without lots. House
priced right for quick sale. Any
person interested contact Ross
Fitzsimons, phone 559W.
33btfb
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE •
GOOD SIX-YEAR-OLD' Holstein
cow, fresh one week, Apply
Keith Tyndall, phone Clinton
107r23. 33-b
DURHAM COW, fresh one week,
$175. For particulars apply Frank
Cummings, phone Clinton 185.
33-b
FARMS FOR SALE
SMALL FARM with comfortable
house end bank barn; good wood -
lot; well watered; well suited for
small farming and grassland.
Apply Box "M", NEWS -RECORD.
28btfb
MISCELLANEOUS
SAWS, ALL KINDS FILED AT
C. Hoare's orchard, mile north of
town. Will work odd days,
'harvesting, etc. 29-37-p
FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE
there is a new Singer Sewing
Centre located on the Square in
Goderich. New cabinet and port-
able machines, also treadles. Re-
pairs to all makes. 30btfb
ALL OLD HORSES AND DEAD
animals. If suitable for mink feed
will pay more than fertriizer
pricesif not, will pay fertilizer
prices. If dead phone at once.
Phone eollect, Gilbert Bros.Mink
Ranch, 936r21 or 936r32, Goder-
ich. 2bt£b
• PROPERTY FOR SALE
'CHOICE 'LOTS WILL BE SOLD
at Bayfield, Saturday, August 37,
•at 7 p.m., on Howard .St., went of
Marclware Store, Robert .Penhale.
33-4-p
NOTICES
NOTICE - ANYONE FOUND
trespassing on Pant Lots No. 41,
51, both sides of river, Fucker -
smith Township - at any time
hereafter will be prosecuted by
order of. the owner, A. E. Parry.
March 31, 1949. ' 24-28-p
LAND' FOR RENT
24 ACRES PLOUGHED LAND,
part of it -could be put in wheat.
E. W. Morrison, phone . Clinton
633r13. 33-p
PERSONAL
NO PAIN FROM CORN OR CAL-
lous you'll have if you're sure to
use Lloyd's Corn Salve. 50 cents
at Pennebaleer's Drug Store.
PIANO TUNING
PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRS
to all makes. Cleaning, de -moth -
mg, free estimates. Write or phone
William N. Gould, 314W, Clinton.
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SEED FOR SALE
CORNELL SEED WHEAT, free
from smut and cockle. $2.25 per
bushel. R. W. Cole, phone 906r24.
33-4-p
CORNELL SEED WHEAT, clean-
ed and treated. Priced reason-
able. Bob Peck, R,R, 1, Zurich,
phone Hensel). 96r15. 32-3-p
SEWING.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S
Dressmaking, buttonholes made
and buttons covered. Mrs. Des-
jardins, Tyndall Apt., No. 2, over
Superior Store. 33-p
STOVES FOR SALE
CLARE JEWEL RANGE, COAL
or wood, excellent condition,
bargain. Phone 589R. 33-b
VEGETABLES FOR SALE
GREEN BEANS - pick them
yourself, ten cents a basket. Ap-
ply Frank Bennett, phone Clin-
ton 619r14, 33-p
TYPEWRITERS
BRAND NEW PORTABLE Type-
writer, Smith=Corona, for sale or
rent. T. A Dutton, BrucefieId,
phone Clinton 618r13. 33-p
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED TO RENT -A Garage,
near as possible to Town Hall.
Write to Earle Roberts, Clinton.
33-p
WANTED
WANTED -GOOD ALFALFA and
Mixed Hay, Goderich Alfalfa
Mill, C. R. Holland, proprietor,
phone 1025 Goderich.
33-4-5-6-p
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to express my sincere
thanks for the kindnesses shown
to me by Dr. Oakes, the hospital
staff, and for all cards, flowers
and other gifts so kindly sent
while Lewes a patient in Clinton
Public Hospital. - Mrs. Harry
Williams. 33-b
CARD OF THANKS'
Mr. Clarence Mepaglran and
family • wish -to,- express their
sincere thanks and appreciation
for all beautiful floral tributes,
for all cards, and also to thank.
those who loaned care and assist-
ed in any way in their bereave-
ment. 33-p
CARD OF THANKS
We should like to take this
opportunity of exending our
deep appreciation to Dr. W. A.
Oakes and the nurses and staff
of Clinton Public Hospital; to
neighbours and friends and all
who assisted in• any way; to Ball
and Mitch for their co-operation,
in our recent bereavement, -
Harold Soper and family. 33p.
IN MEMORIAM
LAWSON-In loving memory of
Mrs. William Lawson who passed
away three years ago, August
18, 1946:
"They will be done" seems hard
to say
When one we loved has passed
away,
Some day perhaps we'll under-
stand,
When we meet again in that
better land,
-Ever remembered by the fam-
ily. 33-b
IN MEMORIAM
WOODS -In loving memory of
Mary Adele (Polly) Woods who
passed away five years ago,
August 21, 1944:
Five years have passed and gone
Since one we loved so well
Was taken from our home on
earth,
With Jesus Christ to dwell.
The flowers we place upon her
• grave
May wither and decay,
But the love for her who sleeps
beneath
Shall never fade away.
-Sadly missed - Milton, Irene,
Jim, Isabel and Donald.
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GODERICH-The members of
Ahmeek Chapter, IODE Gode-
rich, entertained at a luncheon
in Hotel Bedford in honor of the
regent, Mrs. J. LeMaire, who is
leaving Goderich to reside in
London.
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CUT FLOWERS
FL9RAL DESIGNS
For Every Occasion
K. CaCooke
FLORIST
Pinnies: 65w and 66j
BIRTHS
BARTLIFF In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Saturday, .August
13, 1949, to Mr. and Mrs. Elliott
Bartliff, Clinton, a daughter
(Carol Elizabeth).
CUDMORE In Mount Hamilton
Hospital, on Wednesday, Aug-
ust 10, 1949, to Mr. and Mrs.
C. E. Cudlnore, Hamiliton, a
son (Bruce Edward).
DALE =- In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Tuesday, August-' 16,
1949, to Mr: and Mrs. Elgin
Dale, R.R. 4, Clinton, a daugh-
ter (Catherine Elaine).
GREYD'ANUS-In 'Clinton Public
Hospital, on Tuesday, August
16, 1949, to Mr. and Mrs: James
Greydanus, R.R. 2, Clinton, a
son (Harry).
IRWIN-In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Sunday, August .14,
1949, to Mr, and Mrs. Robert
W. (Bob) Irwin, (nee M'ilvena
Sturgeon), Hullett Township, a
daughter (Sandra Elaine.)
McCULLOUGH-In Clinton Pub-
lic Hospital, on Friday, August
12, 1949, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank
McCullough, 'HR. 3, Clinton, a
son (David. Manning).
SHORTHOU'SE - In St. Oath-
erines, on Friday, August 12,
1949, to Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Shorthouse (nee Mona Hedden)
a daughter.
TREWARTHA-In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Tuesday, August
16, 1949, to Mr. end Mrs. Ross
Trewartha, R.R. 4, Clinton, a
son- (Douglas Clarence).
WALKER -- In Clinton Public.
Hospital, on Fridays August 12,
1949, to Mr. and Mrs. George
E. Walker, R.R. 1, Hensall, a
son (Grant Edward Dougall).
MARRIAGES
AIKEN-HERMAN-In St. Paul's
Anglican Church, Clinton, on
Saturday, August 13, 1949, by
Rev. Frank Herman, Markham,
uncle of the bride, assisted by
Rev. R. M. P. Bulteel, Helen
Irene, elder daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. W. T. Herman, to
Arthur Moffat, younger son of
Mr, and Mrs. W. M, Aiken, all
of Clinton.
GRAY-NESBIT-In St. Stephen's
Anglican Church, Toronto, by
Rev. Canon J. E. Ward, on
Saturday, August 13, 1949,
Mary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Nesbit, to George Law-
rence Gray, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Gifford Gray, Toronto.
Bride -elect Honored
At' Delightful Shower
Mrs. Douglas Bartliff, assisted
by Mrs. C. H. Epps end Mrs, 3,
G. MaLay, on Monday, August 8,
entertained at a delightful show-
er •at her - home in honour of
Miss It/ramie MacKinnon, a bride
elect of • next month: The house
was beautifully decorated with
several bouquets- of gladioli.
When the guest of honour ar-
rived, she was greeted by the
strains of the Bridal Chorus from
Lohengrin played by . Mrs. M. J.
Agnew, ' end on entering the
room was presentedwith a bou-
quet of gladioli. Games were
played and the bride-to-be was
presented with a miscellaneous
shower of gifts, the entire even-
ing being a complete surprise to
her. In a few well-chosen words,
Miss MacKinnon thanked her
friends for their kindness.
The hostesses rounded out a
very pleasant evening by serv-
ing delicious refreshments.
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COLBORNE NATIVE DEAD
GODERICH- William Wilson,
a native' of Colborne township,
died suddenly at the home of his
sister-in-law, Mrs. Byron Wilson,
in his 80th year. He had lived
most of his life in Goderich,
HOPKINSON-COOK •- At the
residence of the bride's par-
ents, by Rev. R. A. Brook,
at
3 p.m., Wednesday, August10,
1949, Norma Elizabeth Joyce,
elder daughter of Mr; and Mrs.
N.E. Cook, Hensall, to Mervyn
Alexander, son of Mr, and Mrs.
K. C. Hopkinson, Ancaster,
DEATHS
SCANLON - Suddenly, at her
home, Londesboro, on Tuesday,
August 16, 1949, Isabella Maria
Fennell, beloved wife of Albert
Sanlon, in her 74th year. Fun-
eral from her late residence on
Friday, August 19, at 2 p.m.,
to Blyth Union' Cemetery.
SOPER-In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Thursday, August 11,
1949, Verna Olean Wisson, be-
loved wife of Harold Soper,
Varna, in her 35th year. Rest-
ed at Ball and Mutch Funeral
Home, High St., Clinton, till
Saturday. Funeral from the
Ostrander Funeral Home ,Till-
sonburg, Ito Straffordville
Cemetery, on Monday, Aug-
ust 15.
New Modern Beauty Salon
OPENING IN CLINTON
EARLY SEPTEMBER
For your convenience this shop will be located
down town and will have new and modern equip-
ment.
WATCH FOR OPENING .DA.TE
31•p
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Coats and Suits
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Friday and Saturday
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25 Pair Men's Summer Slacks
sizes up to 44
Clearance
Shoe Sale
Just in time for school opening, we
are clearing 50 pairs of Boys' Oxfords.
Black or brown in sizes 1'1 to 53/2. Reg.
up to $5.00 per pair.
To clear at
$2.50 pts
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1 SHOES
Misses and Childreia's
Sizes 5 to 2
Entire Stock
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MEN'S
OXFORDS
25 Pairs Black Oxfords 9'
Leather or crepe soles
To Clear.
$2095
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PICKETT a CAMPBELL
Arrow Shirts • Carson's Luggage • Stetson Hats
PHONE 25 - CLINTON
ROXY THEATRE CAPITAL THEATRE
CLINTON GODERICH
REGENT THEATRE
SEAFORTH
Nott' Playing: '
ROY 'ROGERS
in
"The Gay Ranchero"
- MON.; TUES., WED. -
Marjorie 'Main & Percy Kilbride
'MA and PA KETTLE'
Invite you to their housewarm-
ing in the brand new home
they've won equipped with every
electronic improvement plus
television.
- THURS., FRI., SAT. -
GENE AUTRY
n
"The STRAWBERRY
ROAN"
Aug. 29th: Louis Hayward in
"Walk a Crooked Mile"
NOW: "THE GALLANT BRIDE"
with Larry Parks & Technicolor
NOW: A unique and entertaining
attraction "BOYS' RANCH"
MON., TUES., WED. -
"Little Women"
by Louisa May Alcott
Technicolor photography _ands in
bringing to life all the characters
of a beloved story. June Allyson,
Peter Lawford - Elizabeth Taylor
- THURS., FRI., SAT. -
Percy Kilbride - Marjorie Main
and Richard Long -Preserve a re-
turn of those wacky eggs The
Kettles in their latest and most
hilarious escapade.
"Ma and Pa Kettle"
Coming: "RED SHOES"
In Technicolor
- MON., TUES., WED. -
Louis Hayward - Dennis O'Keefe
and Louise Allbritton -Edward.
Small's fast -paced thrill -packed
story of how government agents
trapped en arch traitor.
'Walk a Crooked Mile'
- THURS., FRT„ SAT. -
Robert Mitchum - Barbara Bel
Geddes & Tom Tally -An unfor-
gettable story of raw and rugged
conflict when a gunman is in-
volved in a range war.
"Blood on the Moon"
Coming:
'MA and PA KETTLE" It's fun!
Junior Farmers Enjoy
Fine Ice Cream Social
Something different for the
Junior Farmers and Institute was
the much enjoyed ice cream soc-
ial, held in place of the regular
August meetings, at the home of
Mary Hudie. After a hard hot
day in the field or threshing, ice
cream, cookies and pop was really
enjoyed by about 60 members.
The first part of the evening
was spent in playing games. A
lively singsong brought a pleas-
ant evening to a close. As far es
the weather was concerned, ev-
eryone agreed it was super.
HISTORICAL
SKETCHES OF
HURON COUNTY
(Continued from Page One)
and contained upwards of 80,000
people. At the close of his par-
liamentary career Mr. Dickson
received the appointment of
County Registrar, an office which
he still retains.
Bruce Set Apart
By the r"Rbdirstribution Act"
Bruce was set apart by itself, and
Huron divided into the two rid-
ings of North and South Huron,
for election purposes, and each
of these ridings sent a member
each to the Commons and the
Legislature. The old Huron
Road formed the dividing line
between the two, and the first
general election unrer Confeder-
ation witnessed a triangular con-
test in the North Riding,. the
candidates being Messrs, Joseph
Whitehead, Ii ndependenit; John
Holmes, Reform; and Thomas
Farrow, Tory; for which latter
term, by the way, the more ele-
gant but less appropriate one of
'Conservative was about this
time substitued. in the South.
Riding the candidates were
Messrs. Malcolm Colin Cameron
and D. H. Ritchie, the former
being elected by the Reformers.
BEAUTY SHOPPE
Shampoo
Manicure
Finger Waves
Permanents
ETHEL THOMPSON
Princess St. East Phone 585
Notice to Creditors
In the estate of VICTOR
DOUGLAS FALCONER, late of
Clinton, Ontario, Merchant.
Creditors and others having
claims against the above estate
are required to send full particu-
lars of such claims to the under-
signed Executor on or before the
let day of September 1949, after
which date the estate's assets
will be distributed, having regard
only to the claims that have then
been received,
THE CANADA TRUST COMP-
ANY, London, Ontario, Executor,
by F. FINGLAND, K.C., Solicitor,
Clinton, Ontario. -
$2-3-4-b
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
of FARM STOCK., SIACIIINERY,
HAY and GRAIN
11/4 miles south and lr/ miles
west of Nile at Lot 3, Corn -
cession 9, Colborne Twp., ou
Wednesday, Aug. 31
at 1 p.m
HORSES: 3 work horses.
CATTLE: 18 Durham cows, due
from October to March; 30 Dur-
ham end Hereford young cattle,
ranging from 1 to 2 years old.
PIGS: I York sow due in Oct.;
9 chunks; 50 year-old hens.
HAY and, GRAIN: 30 tons of
mixed hay; quantity of mixed
grain.
Full line of farm machinery.
No. Reserve
MRS. TELFORD, NIXON,
Proprietor
HAROLD' JACKSON,
33-4-b' Auctioneer
THE GIFT OF GOD
IS ETERNAL LIFE Rom. 6: 23
"Ho, every one that thirstebh, come ye to the waters,
and he that bath no money: come ye, buy, and eat; yea,
come, buy wine and milk without money and without
price. "-Isaiah 55:1.
TRUST THE LORD JESUS CHRIST AND RECEIVE
ETERNAL LIFE.
CHAS. E. FULLER, Box 123, Los Angeles 53, Calif.
sr
Hosiery Workers
--WANTED---
TRANSFER KNITTERS
and
EXPERIENCED HOSIERY WORKERS
Male or Female
Steady Work
Apply to Superintendent
Clinton Hosiery Mills Ltd.
PHONE 117 -- -- CLINTON
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F
J Fall Term Opening
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
Class rooms are being re -decorated, modern furni-
ture has been purchased, new typewriters are on order
for the opening of Goderich Business College, Tuesday,
September 6, 1949.
Our instructors have had many years of teaching
experience and have been approved by the Ontario De-
partment of Education.
The school is a member of the Canadian Business
Schools Association and teaches standard courses of the
Association. Member schools are located across the
Dominion.
Whether you are looking forward to setting up a
business of your own or accepting' a position in a business
office, the training received in this school will be of real
and definite value to you.
Placement service for graduates at Toronto, London,
Guelph, Sarnia and other centres.
Goderich Business College
PHONES:
Office 428; Residence 166W
F. M. WEAVER, Principal; G. DONNELLY, BA, Instructor
32 -33 -Ln
TEA KETTLE
SPECIAL:
CHROME TEA KETTLE
at $4.50
GENERAL -ELECTRIC ELECTRIC
KETTLE, Chrome Finish - $12.50
You will find the chrome finish very easy t� keep
clean. Simply wipe with a damp, then dry, cloth.
Grease marks may be removed with soap and water.
1 -Gallon THERMOS JUG, with metal
faucet $4.45
Hugh R. Hawkins
Hardware and Plumbing
Phone 244 - - Clinton
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