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ACCOMMODATION
AVAILABLE
COMFORTABLE Accommodation
'for elderly ladies (not tied pa-
tients), tray service; space for one
-elderly 'man, Phone Goderich
9,50R or write P. O. Box 280,
Goderich,. r 34-35-p
ACCOMMODATION
FOR RENT
ONE BEDROOM TO RENT.
Phone 789J: 35=b
'ROOM FOR RENT, Reasonable,
with home privileges. Apply
-Boat' "C", NEWS -RECORD.
35-p
ACCOMMODATION
• WANTED
'WANTED—DOUBLE ROOM with
or without board. Sgt. Patton,
M. H., phone 382, local 43.
• 35-p
WANTED — MEDIUM SIZED
house or apartment, unfurnished.
References. Phone 382, local 43.
35-p
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
1949 FORD FOR SALE. Phone
Clinton 58811. 35-p
1928 PONTIAC SEDAN. Priced
-right for quick sale. Apply Box
"D", NEWS -RECORD. 35-p
BICYCLES FOR SALE
MAN'S BICYCLE, slightly used.
See Thomas Cole at J. le. Butler's
Insurance Office, 35-p
BUILDING LOT FOR SALE
NUMBER OF SUITABLE Build-
ing Lots for sale on Alma, Erie
:and Church Sts. Apply Miss E.
Becker, Erie St., Clinton.
34-35-p
BUILDING FOR SALE
OUTSIDE TOILET, built o f
matched lumber inside and out-
side, in good repair. Apply
Charles E. Elliott, PO Box 238,
Clinton, phone 326. 34-tfb
CLOTHING FOR SALE
'USED CLOTHING SUITABLE
for school girls. Phone 224-J.
34-b
CUSTOM CORN CUTTING
CUSTOM CORN CUTTING and
Filling. Two -row corn •binder
with Ioader, 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
BUCK RAKE FOR SALE, ready
• to go to work. Apply Del Gard-
ner, R.R. 1, Goderich, phnne
Clinton 903r11. 35-p
THRESHING MACHINE, 28"
cylinder, 50"• body, Goodison,
with cutter, in good condition.
'Apply Alex Riley, Londesboro,
phone Seaforth 850r11. 35-6-p
FURNITURE FOR SALE
ONE SOLID OAK BUFFET, three
drawers, two door compartment
for dishes and large mirror. In
very good condition. Apply Box
"`H" NEWS -RECORD. 35-p
ONE LARGE PIECE of Linoleum,
size 13x11 ft., ivory and green
block pattern. In very good con-
dition. Will sell very reason-
eble. Apply Box "F", NEWS -
RECORD. 35-p
FRESH GARDEN FLOWERS,
Asters, Gladioli, 'Mums. Mrs. C.
H. Epps, phone 264. 35-b
FRUIT FOR SALE
GARDEN HUCKLEBERRIES
for sale. Apply James Makins,
phone 265.; 35-b
GARAGE FOR RENT
GARAGE FOR RENT IN GOOD
repair. Phone 224-J. 34-b
GUNS FOR SALE
12 GAUGE SHOTGUN, Ithaca
Featherweight pump, full. choke,
28"' barrell, in perfect condition,
Apply John McIntyre, Clinton.
35-p
HOUSES FOR SALE
THREE-BEDROOM COTTAGE
with asphalt shingles. Built-in
cupboards and new bathroom,
Fruit trees: Sewer connected.
'Bert White. 35-p
TWO-STOREY FRAME HOME,
nine lovely rooms with hard-
wood " floors downstairs; cellar
under whole house, all modern
conveniences. Double garage end.
Iarge let with a number of maple
and evergreen trees. This prop-
erty has several possibilities
such as a duplex or rooming
house or just a fine home for a
farrely. Apply, Charles E. Elliott,
P.O. Box "238, Clinton,' or phone
326. 34tfb
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 instil brick •sid-
ing, storm windows and emblem -
ton 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
Terson interested "eon:taet Ross
,Fitzsimons, phone ' 559W..
' 33btfb
HELP WANTED,, FEMALE
EXPERIENCED HAIRDRESSER
wanted, full or .part time. Apply
Henri's Beauty Shoppe, 35-b
MIDDLE AGED WOMAN wanted
as housekeeper in home with one
adult. Apply Box "J", NEWS -
RECORD., 35-p
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
PUREBRED HEREFORD BULL
of serviceable 'age. Apply Ezra,
Ellis, phone Clinton 802r4, 35-p
A NUMBER OF HOLSTEIN
heifers ranging from one. month
to 18 months. This is surplus
stock in fine condition, Apply
Charles E. Elliott, P.O. Box 238,
Clinton, phone 326. $4btfb
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 1e a new Singer Sewing
Centre located on the Square in
Goderich. New cabinet and port-
able machines, also treadles. Re-
pairs to all makes. 3Obtfb
ALL OLD HORSES AND DEAD
animals. If suitable for think feed
will pay more than fertilizer
prices. If not,. will pay fertilizer
prices. If dead phone at once.
Phone collect, Gilbert Bro.. Mink
Ranch, 936r21 or 936r32, Goder-
ich. 2btfb
NOTICES
WILL THE PERSON WHO WAS
seen "borrowing"
rufromgsRoy
o
y
Mann's car kindly return them
before receiving a cell by police.
Signed—ROY MANN, 35-b
WILL THE PERSON WHO RE -
moved the medium long handled
clippers, from the property of
Mrs. George T. Jenkins please
return them immediately. This
act of petty pilfering was noticed
and if the clippers are returned
at once further trouble will be
avoided. -- MRS. GEORGE T.
JENKINS. 35-b
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. 24-28-p
PERSONAL
IF FREE FROM CORN or Callous
you'd be for Lloyd's Corn Salve
your druggist you must see. 500
at Pennebaker's Drug Store.
27-b
POULTRY FOR SALE
1.85 PURE NEW HAMPSHIRE
pullets, reedy to lay, a choice
Hoek. 1928 Chevrolet Coach. Ap-
ply Cliff Glazier, phone Clinton
633r4. 35-p
ROCK AND RED CROSS Breeds
and New Hampshire pullets, start-
ing to lay. • W. T. 'Livingston,
phone 84701, Seaforth. 35-p
2,75 PULLETS, LAYING, Sussex -
New Hampshire hybrids. A good
healthy flock. Roy Connell, phone
Clinton 807x4. 34-5-b
'n PURE SUSSEX PULLETS,
5t4, months old, started to lay.
Anply Aaron Fisher, Jr.. R.R. 2,
Clinton, phone Carlow 167.
35-b
SEED FOR SALE
QUANTITY OF TIMOTHY SEED
for sale, Apply Charles Cooper,
phone Clinton 905r15, 35-b
QUANTITY ,MIXED GRAIN, $46
per ton, delivered. Apply Ewan
C. Ross, R,R, 2, Clinton, phone
Clinton 901r4. 34-35-p
CORNELL 595 SEED WHEAT,
second generation from certified
seed, clean, smut -resistant, and
free from cockle. Price $2 per
bushel. J. Arnold Jamieson,
phone Clinton 616r33. 35-6-b
STOVES FOR SALE
BEACH KITCHEN RANGE, 14
lengths of pipe, in good condi-
tion. Price $15, complete. Ap-
ply Box "5", NEWS -RECORD.
35-b
COAL AND WOOD RANGE with
reservoir and waterfront, in good
condition: Beatty washing ma-
chine. Priced right for quick sale.
Phone 184,1. 35-b
COLEMAN SPACE HEATING
Oil Burner, slightly used: Addle=
battery radio, practically new.
Apply George E. Little, phone
Bayfield 8. 35-b
TRAILER FOR SALE
TWO -WHEEL TRAILER. WITH
stock rack; one work horse. Ap-
ply 1. E: Dale, phone 633r6.
35-p
TRUCKS FOR SALE
1941 DODGE THREE -TON stake
truck, DP. axle, Booster brakes,
good condition, reasonable, Phone
Goderich 950R or write P.O. Box
280. 34-35-b
WANTED
WANTED—GOOD ALFALFA and
Mixed. Bay. Goderich Alfalfa
Mill, C. R. Holland, proprietor,
phone 1025 Goderich.
33-4-5-6-p
WOOD FOR SALE
12" HARD BODY WOOD. Oslo
mixed furnace blocks. Also have
a"nntity of Bartlett Pears. C.
E. Wise, phone Clinton 905124.
35-b
QUANTITY OF MIXT'•D WOOD,
12 inches in length, Apnly C. D.
Cannell, phone Clinton 3.
35-6-n
WINGIIAM HOME OJT
A heavy electrical Stavin
Wingham Saturdey caused light-
ning to strike the home of Mr.
and Mrs John Gorbutt, Jr,, in
the Hillcrest section, The belt
tore a hole 18 inches square in
the 'bathroom wall, can along a
curtain rods—twieting it severely
—rand ripped a small' hole .in'the
Side of the house on its way out.
BIRTHS
ONTARIO ST. W.A.
The WA of Ontiario St. United
FERRIN—In Clinton Public Hos- Church will meet in the Church
pital, I Friday, August a26,s- Hall on Tuesday, September 6,
1949, to Mr. and Mrs. Derrald ath 3 e of The programme is s.
F. Fe'rrin, Clinton (nee Donna charge and thes. ladiesdsrof and Mrs,
Lobb), a daughter (Patricia Aiken the of the Base
Kay). Line and 16th "Concession will
JACKSON — In Clirston Public serve refreshments.
Hospital,, on Tuesday, August WESLEY-11VILLIS GIRLS' CLUB
30, 1949, to Mr. and Mrs. 'Gor-
don Jackson, Clinton, a son The Girls' Club of Wesley
(Daniel Gordon), Willie United ChuLch will held
NELSON—In St. Catharines Gen- res ost meetisd of the rn8,
eral Hospital,' on Saturday, reason4.3 onp T. (Mem Septembersre 8
ask-
August 27, 1949, to Mr. and at 4 30 change
hers are Mra. Gerald E. Nelson, St. ti m ), notetChan a of date and
cot -
Catharines (hee Dorothy Mc- time), y Mrs. Cree.Cook'sCokIntyre), a daughter (Catherine will Bayfield cMharge
. group
Ann). be in charge with Miss L.
Morley, Detroit, as guest speaker.
PEASE—In Clinton Public Hos-Ipetal, on Tuesday, August 30, A picnic lunch will be served.
194r, to Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm 3,3Cars will leave the church at
Pease, R.lt. 1, Blyth, a daughter. heD y invitation and onei at 6 extended A
MARRIAGES he�anty is to
MARRIAGES 'all past and present members,
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BERRINGER-PYBUS—in Dundas I.O.O•F• NOTES
Centre United Church, Lon-
don, Saturday, August 27, 1949, Clinton Lodge IOOF, No. 83,
by' Rev. A. M. Stewart, Iris will reopen for its fall activities
Jeanne, daughter of Mrs. Pybus, on Tuesday evening, September
London, and the late. Gordon 6, when the regular meeting will
Pybus, formerly of Hensall, to be held at eight o'clock.
George Elton Derringer, son of a s' w
Mr. end Mrs. A. W. Berringes', Huronic Rebekah Lodge will
South Brookfield, N,S. hold its first meeting of the fall
GRANT-STUHR—In Fort Massey
Church, Halifax, N.S., on Mon-
day, August 15, 1949, by Rev,
G. M. Grant, Toronto, son of
the groom, Mrs. Susan Easton
Stuhr, Minneapolis, Minn., to
Rev. David Kenzie Grant 120
Henry St., Halifax.
LADD-GOW—At the home of the
bride's parents, by Rev. A. G.
Hewitt, minister of Knox Unit-
ed Church, Auburn, Gladys
Priscilla, eldest daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William Gow,
Auburn, to John Clayton Ladd,
only son of Mr. and Mrs. Clay-
ton Ladd, Auburn.
REIBLING-JOHNS—In .Turner's
United Church, Tuckersmith, on
Saturday, August 27, 1949, by
Rev. W. J. Woolfrey, Eleanor
Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Howard E. Johns, Tuckersmith,
to Lloyd Henry Reibling. son
of Mr, and 'Mrs. Solomon Reib-
ling, Tavistock.
DEATHS
BROWN—In Brantford General
Hospital, on Sunday, August
21, 1949, Ida Bezzo, beloved
wife of the late Fred Brown in
her 69th year. Funeral from
Thorpe Bros. Funeral Home,
Brantford, to Mount Hope
Cemetery, on Wednesday, Au-
gust 24.
CORRIE — In Victoria Hospital,
London, on Sunday, August 28,
194.9, Carol Alma, infant dau-
ghter of Mr, and Mrs. Maynard
Carrie, Bayfield, Private fun-
eral from Bell and Murch Fun-
eral Home, High St., Clinton,
to Bayfield Cemetery on Mon-
day, August 29.
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CARD OF THANKS
As it is impossible to thank all
personally, we wish to take this
means of thanking all who help-
ed to save our home on Satur-
day, including the members of
the four fire brigades, Brucefield,
Clinton, Clinton RCAF, and Bay-
field, and for the co-operation of
Clinton Central. Office,—Mr, and
Mrs. George Falconer and fam-
ily. 35-p
ROXY THEATRE
CLINTON
Now Playing: Robert Mitchum in
"BLOOD ON THE MOON"
--- MON., TUES., WED. —
MATINEE Monday at 2.30 p.m.
JAMES STEWA.RT
as MONTY STRATTON who was
on the way to Fame and Fortune
when Fate stepped in, the drama
of his come -back, a wonderful
story of romance end courage.
It's also the story of
JUNE ALLYSON
that girl he met on a blind date.
And from the baseball world:
Gene Bearden, Bill Dickey,
Jimmy Dykes, Mervyn Shea
DON'T MISS
"THE STRATTON
STORY"
CAPITAL THEATRE
C O D E R I C H
REGENT THEATRE
SEAFORTH
Now Playing: In Technicolor
"SOUTH OF ST. LOUIS" with Now Playing: William Bendix
Joel McCrea and Alexis Smith "THE LIFE OF RILEY"
— MON. -- TUES. — WED. --
44 RETURN of OCTOBER "
A once -in -a -great -while picture, With colour by
technicolour and a superlative cast, you will enjoy every
racing minute of this unique comedy fantasy.
Glen Ford -- Terry Moore -- Albert Sharpe
James Gleason -- Dame May Whitty
THURS., FRI., SAT. —
Gene AUTRY & Champion with
Gloria Henry & Jack Holt — A
musically treated Western,• with
action aplenty, technicolor and
'ange-singing in Autry manner.
"Strawberry Roan"
— THURS., FRI., SAT. --
"Mexican Hayride"
coming: Claudette Colbert and
Fred MacMurray in
"FAMILY. HONEYMOON"
— THURS., FRI SAT. —
Joel McCrea
Alexis Smith
Zachary Scott
"South of St. Louis"
A Western Drama in Technicolor
Coming:
THE RED SHOES"
School Board Refuses
To Release Teacher
The school board for area No.
1, Tuckersmith Township, has
seasor, on Wednesday evening, arranged to have Huron County
September 7. The meeting will Health Unit serve its schools. The
board ;also made a contract with
Scott Hahkirk, Seaforth, for
continuing the school bus trans-
port.
A contract was given D. O.
Sills for installing a new furnace
in S.S. 5 at a cost of $308, in-
cluding electric janitor.
The board refused to release
Miss Winnifred Campbell from
her contract to teach at No. 5
school for the next year, and the
contract will stand as far as the
board is concerned.
begin with a pot luck supper in
the lodge room at 6 p.m.
s a
FEDERATI•
ON NEWS
Co-operative Insurance is the
project being sponsored this year
by the Federation of Agriculture.
About 500 County farmers have
already availed themselves of
Co-operative Automobile Insur-
ance.
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Trade winds always blow from
an easterly direction toward the
equator.
AUCTION SALE
of 50 Holstein Cows
and Heifers
H. Jackson and W. Scott have
received instructions from the
undersigned to sell at Mitchell
Sale Barns on
Tuesday, September 6
at 2 p.m.
50 High Grade Holstein cows
and heifers. These cattle are all
T. B. Tested and mostly are calf -
hood vaccinated and consist of:
1 cow due October 1; 2 four year
old cows due Sept. 15; 1 heifer
rising three years old, due Sept-
ember 12; 15 heifers rising three
years, springing; 30 well marked
growthy heifers ranging from .12
to 18 months old, many of them
ready to breed.
Also 4 Tamworth sows, bred
10 weeks; 2 Tamworth sows bred
4 weeks; 1 Purebred Tamworth
Hog, 10 months old; 1 rubber -
tired truck wagon; Usual run of
weaners and Chunks,
Terms Cash
JACKSON and SCOTT
Auctioneers
AARON STEINACKER, Propriet-
or 35-p
TOMATOES
are, now at their best for canning
purposes, etc.
Go to your grocer and secure some of
F. W. Andrews'
Home Grown Tomatoes
34-tfb
Back to
School!
MOTHERS! if you
are faced with the prob-
lem of sending two or
three husky boys off to
school shortly, why not
share your worries with
us? Let us show you
our lines of BOYS' SUITS,
9 SHIRTS, SWEATERS,
SLACKS, SOCKS,
SHOES, Etc.
WE HAVE WHAT
YOUR BOY WANTS!
REMINDER -- We still have a few pairs of
BOYS' OXFORDS en sale at $2.50 pr.
Men's' -
burrl�erSlaoaa., still at 33 and 1/3 % off
a
PICKETT a CAMPBELL
Arrow, Shirts „ Carson's Luggage ® Stetson Hats
PHONE 25 -- CLINTON
HOSPITAL AID TO MEET
The regular meeting of the
Hospital Aid will be heldein the
Board Room of the Agricultural
Office on Tuesday evening, Sep-
tember 6, at 8 o'clock. A good'
attendance is requested.
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
of MACHINERY and HOUSE-
HOLD EFFECTS at Lot 9, Con-
cession 9, Rupert Township, 11/4
miles north and 1 mile west
of Hinburn, on
Wednesday, Sept. 7
at 1 p.m.
Offered et sale will be farm
machinery, tools and a full line
of household effects, dishes and
kitchen utensils.
TERMS—CASH
ROBERT JIOGERSON, Proprietor
HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer
34-35-b
HONEY
Golden Light
Amber
1Oc 12e 15c
Hunting Licenses
Now Ready
A. F. F. CUDMORE
Phone 192
35-6-b
py il4¢Jlmre,•r.
' CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL DESIGNS
For Every Occasion
K. C. coke
FLORIST
Phones: 66w and 661
BEAUTY SHOPPE
Shampoo
Manicure
Finger Waves
Permanents
ETHEL THOMPSON
Princess St. East Phone 585
Canning
Peaches
FOR SALE
' South Haven.
Vidette, Valiant
and
ELBERTAS LATER ON
Bring B1sketSt
VanceBros.
Phone 611-14 Forest
van.*
THE GIFT OF GOD
IS ETERNAL LIFE Rom. 6:23
▪ "Ho, every one that thirste'th, come ye to the waters,
and he that 'hath 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.
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our phone number will be
Clinton 910r16
WILLIAM E. JERVIS
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Hardware Specials!!
1 only Eureka
Lawn Mower
Rubber Tires, five blades, 16 -inch cut
Reg. x$21.40 . To Clear $15.98
CLOTHES BASKETS
Two sizes , .. $1.69 and 1.98
Copper
CLOTHES BOILERS
ea, $5.95
Galvanized
CLOTHES BOILERS
ea. $3.25
Hugh R. Hawkins
Phone 244
Hardware and Plumbing
- Clinton
FALL SHOE VALUES
for MEN and BOYS
Men's
MAPLE BROWN BROGUE OXFORDS
Men's
'HEAVY SOLE STRAP OXFORDS
•••• $5.75
$7.50
$4.95
4
LUGGAGE
Boys'
SOLID BROGUE OXFORDS
BACK -TO -SCHOOL
{ New Colours and Styles
Strongter Sturdier Construction
Priced from
15:75 to 32.50
AIKEN'
Luggage and' Leather Goods
▪ Clinton