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MARCH
1946
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FOR SALE
.%SIGHT -TUBE CONSOL RADIO, IN
.good condition. Clinton Radio and
Appliances, phone 405. 10-b
•ORCHARD GRASS SEED, ALSO 500
bushels Cartier oats, clear of barley.
A. W. McEwing, Blyth, phone 238,
10-p
TT,IMOTRY HAY, ABOUT TEN
tons; also cut timothy hay. Alpply
Milton Wiltse, phone 619r12, Clinton.
10-0
QUEBEC HEATER IN GOOD
condition; also irdn bedstead. Mrs.
'Charles Fraser, Matilda St„ phone
.246W. 10-b
KELVINATOR -- 6 CU. FT., 4 ICE
traya, dial temperature control, re-
mote compression; % h.p. $150. Phone
5663, evenings. 10-p
ONE LARGE DAVENPORT, GOOD
condition, double bed size. Would be
suitable for a large farm kitchen.
Phone 326 Clinton. 10-p
GOVERNMENT CLEANED AND
tested No, 1 Timothy Seed. $5 per
bushel, Gordon Turner, R. R. 2, Bay-
field, phone 906-5. 10-11-b
BOY'S BROIWN WOOL WIND -
breaker, zipperfastener, size 14 years
in good condition. A spring necessity'
at bargain price. Phone 308. 10-b
QUANTITY OP- AJAX SEED OATS,
pure and elean and both stem and
leaf rest resistant. Apply Earl
Lawson, R. R. 1, Clinton, phone Sea-
: forth 841-12. 10-11-p
11 -DISC FERTILIZER SEED DRILL,
McCormick -Deering, with grass seed-
er and foot board, like new. Would
sell for cash or exchange for cattle.
Apply Gordon Troyer, R.R. 2, Hensall.
10-p
HELP WANTED
PROPERTY FOR SALE
FARM FOR SALE 100 ACRES,
one-quarter mile off highway. Good
buildings; or would exchange for good
50 acres. Fred McCool, Londesboro.
• 10-11-p
SEVEN-IZ0'OMED COTTAGE,. WITH
small stable 'and garage, 14, acres
land, central location. Sold subject
to tenancy. For further information
and inspection' see H. C. Lawson,
Realtor, phone 251, Clinton: 10-b
FARM PO,R. SALE — 100 ACRES,
lot 16, No, 8 Highway, 2°. Hailes
west of Clinton. Mouse, barn, drive
shed and pigpen, henhouse, cement
silo, two good wells and spring creek,
Prod 'L. Potter, R. R. 2, Clinton,
10-11-p
FARM CONSISTING OF 132 ACRES
011 County ,Road, east of Londesboro,
dose • to school and church. Brick
house, barns• 57x60 and 25x50 feet.
Drilled well and silo. This farm is
priced for quick sale, possession April
1. George A. McVittie, Londesboro.
10-11-b'plied, on Sunday, Meech 4, 1046, to
MYIARRIAGES Former Clinton S. A. 1VIan
GUDMORE-DAVJEiS — In Trinity Now Stationed in B.W.I.
Anglican, Church, St. Thomas, on
Friday, March 1, 1946.by Rev. J Many friends in town will recall.
R. • Thompson, daughterEdna pleasure,g
Margaret withthe of Hugh Mac -
en airs. Waiter Davies, St, Thorn- lean, who, for some years, was, Can-
it
as, to Charles Edward Cudmoro' ain of the en re ion Army here.
Richmond Hill, son of Mr. and Mrs Woxd has been received by friends
J. A. Cudmore, Clinton, - intown of his general appointment
DIXON-SAVAGE---,Art the home of since leaving Clinton about five years
the bride's grandparents, .Mr. and 0e'.°'
Mr S. G. Castle, Clinton, At' the outbreak of the wee he was
MTS. s ,anton, at 1 p.m appointed as camp -craft officer and
Saturday, March 2, 1946, by Rev. general counsellor with the military
R. M. P. Butted, Doloris Marie training camps. At first he servedSdaughter of Owen Savage at Charlottetown,. PEI and then
and the late Mrs, Savage, St. Cathe transferred to Newmarket, and was
crines, to Richard James Dixon, there until December, 1945. He :is
Guelph, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank happily married and' now has a dau h-
Dixon, Clinton. ter two -and -a -half years old: g
GOVIER-NES+BIT — Ia St. maws I3 s recent a oin
Anglican Church, Auburn, on Sat- Pp tmeiit was to
urday, March 2, 1946, by Rev, J. Janaice, aW,i., and was with Col.
L. H. Henderson, Freda +Margaret,, Ham, who has charge of the B.W.I.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred and Central America area. Mr. Mae -
Nesbit, East Wawanosh, to William lean was called there ,early this year,
Herbert Gooier, youngest pen of and beside' his military responsibility,
Herbert Gooier, Auburr•, and the he has the appointment of Ellttor of
late Mrs, Gooier. the War Cry and Y. P. paper for
that territory. He says he enjoys
BIRTHS , his work and that the climate is quite
equitable and enjoyable.
COX—In Clinton Public Hospital, on 1
Sunday, March 3, 1946, to Mr: and iia orner Clinton Instructor
Mrs. Raymond Coxr R. R. 2, Bay-
fiolil, a daughter. Heads Barrie Air, Cadets
EDWARD --,In Clinton .Public Hos-
HOUSE, IMMEDIATE POSSESSION,
six -roomed cottage with sunporeh,
furnace, hydro, water, good basement,
Approximately- 34 acre land, hen.
house and .garage. For fnrther in-
formation and inspection contact H:
C. Lawson, Realtor, phone 25IW.
9-10-1
127. ACRE FARM — CLAY LOAM
on No, 8 Highway, two miles east of
Clinton, eight -roomed brick house
with furnace, bank barn, stabling,
cement floors, farm mostly seeded to
hay and posture, hen house, driveshed,
hydro, .plentiful supply of water,
Stoeis and implements if desired,
Apply on premises, Jahn R. Noble.
10-11»
POULTRY AND BABY CHICKS
FOR SALE ONE GANDER;
PULL OR PART TIME HELP wanted, one Pekin Drake. Charles
wanted in home. Good wages. Phone Williams, .Tr., phone 901-4. 10-b
81. 10-p DAY-OLD AND STARTED WHITE
Leghorn Pullets for shipment April
May and Juno. Stock blood -tested 5
and • banded under 0.B.S. 1'nliey ,1
Glazier's Poultry Foran, Clinton
phone 617i•"1. 10-11.12-13-14p 1
itIi, and Mrs. James Edward,, a Flt. Lieut. Clifford I", 'C. Arnold,
son, (Walter James Wayne) accountant of the Royal Bank branch
at Barrie, formerly of Clinton, ,has
°, been appointed commanding officer
DEATHS of Barrie Kiwanis Air Cadet •Squad-
POTTER-1Ti Clinton, on Tuesday,
ron No. 102. He served as an 'RCAF
Match 5, 1946, Grace R. Richardson, radar specialist,
beloved wife of the Tato Phillip D While employed with the Royal
Potter, in her . 70th year. Funeral a nk in Hamilton, he enlisted in. the
service at Beattie Funeral Home, RCAF in December 1941. After taking
Clinton, on Thursday, March 7, at a radio course at McGill University,
2 p.m. Interment Clinton Cemetery. he was posted to the RAF at Clinton
THOMPSON-Suddenly, at Auburn, and was commissioned in September,
on Tuesday, Marcli 5, 1946, William 1942. In the summer of 1943 he took
J. Tliontpson, beloved husband of a radar course at the United States
Matilda A. Clarkk, in his 76th year, Naval Training School at Corpus
WALKER—Suddenly, at his home in Christie, Texas.
The school at Clinton was changed
over to the RCAF and Flt. Lt. Arnold
served there from August, 1943, until
August, 1945. He was one of a group
of six officers who pioneered train
CARD OP THANKS ing in radar -electronics in the RCAF.
L/C 1. Roy F. LeIn addition to training RCAF per-
pppington wishes sonnet, he supervised training of
o express his thanks and sincere American Army and USAAF trainees
rppreciation to all those who, in any at Clinton.
itay, assisted in sending boxes, gifts, In October, 1945, Flt, Lt. Arnold
neks, smokes, letters and many other ? was retired to the reserve of officers.
tans to him while he was overseas o
nd also welcome hem, gifts which
ie toceivrrl nn his ietiirn To you all seek Two sots Of Plans
al' `thanks a million." POE Court MSC Bliildillg
Signed)•—ROY
on Sunday morning,
March 3, 1946, Harold Walker, be-
loved husband of Eunice Ivison, for-
anerle of Rinnen, in his IISHI -year.
Interment at Peterborough March 5.
OFFICE GIRL WITH BOOIfKEEP-
inn and stenographical experience.
Must he aecurate. Box "W", NEWS -
RECORD. 10-11-b
PROPERTY FOR RENT
PASTURE FARM --80 ACRES, POII
the grass season, or will take cattle
by the month. Lots of shade and
wirer, spring creek. Apply to Ellen
• J. Cox, Huron Ste .Clinton.
7-8-9-10-11-p
PROPERTY WANTED
•
HOUSE WANTED TO RENT BY
month or on lease by pet'manent rest
dent. Possession desired April 1 or
late. Box "A". NEWS -RECORD.
9.10-11-s:
50 TO 100 LEVEL ACRES, suitable
buildings, and market for milk pro-
ductinn. Prefer highway, hvdrn,
s eneb dant Wm. Pearce,.
ik-alior. Exeter, , 10-11-p
LIVESTOCK
WANTED
SHIPPING FLOGS EVERY TUrS-
day, from Clinton C.N.R, Stock Yards
to the F. W. Fearman Company
Limited, Pork and Beef Packers.
Hamilton. Hogs shipped on a graded
dresses Cassa ss basis. In the market
for all classes good fat cattle. W. 3.
Stiller. 10-x
PASSWORD
(The Printed Word)
Another lesser effect of the atomic
bomb was noticed by a corner grocer
in a certain small town who had been
feeling pretty' complacent up to the
time of the atom bomb. He had a
fair supply of under -counter goods
which he saved for his .r'egular cus-
tomers and on occasion for their
friends. To identify themselves as
friends, housewives merely had to
enter the shop, engage him in con-
versation, bring up the worh "urani-
um" into the conversation and up
would pop a tine of some wartime
rarity.
The pall of smoke had barely clear -
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
1932 CHRYSLER COUPE. 16x6001
tires, serial No. 9753709. Below coil-,
ing. Phone 901-4 Charles Williams, 1"
.Tr. 10-b
MISCELLANEOUS
F. LEPPINGTON,
( PPINGTON, __
10-p Huron County Council Property
IN 't5E'10T?* 1 NI _.�.. Committee, under the eltairausushtp of
Vtror,);Trifle, In lacing mr,nnry heave Alex Watson, met at the Court
••f lr,•_. 11 i'1. •m Paitso,1yire, wlto House, Goderieh, Tuerdny afternoon
1..1' ed iw•y Merrill 11, 1937, to 0;001155 with L. G, Bridgman,
T? s•, na- i=•n wftnrl <1•a� 1.y ch,v, archit:,,I, London, plans for the pro -
TOP PRTCTIS PAID FOR BRICK OR And iv.,trlr,'d her suffering there; posed new courthouse,
'roma hutl'n 1" to he wre"kerI A,•p}y s mr y lint curd,, 0007711'r swipe After considerable discussion with
to Ivan T<anlcin, 140 Laggard. Street. t .-its fee train elm s"aree could bear, Mr, l;ri,lgman the committee decided
d ieee Gael (-died Prem his to have two sets of plans submitted,
' ihrnne ahoy
FLEECE, T.TNE Y UR HOIMI WITH 1, ,4-1.411r1 ,t .net past; , molts in a two-storey building, only
mtn Rnrka'oo] Insulation. e kttniv she n g+
' r tee es +nt� love ted, The other ,1
,,''nn,,. (ile ' An'1';
plan is wouldof nth
4 ( ,tar 0r tr,: 1 ,, is H. ii+e
t atm Rosi asci 1 n h•is pc•ic•e at last. s , • +
(1. pay, 5 Dhn•nfon Ava„ T,n a,inom tc tel 1111)0 snore 1 ndr not take
—' vn.,• remembered by hci husband up very notch more ground s ace t1ia
-3-4-5-0-7-R.9_1 q -11-p acyl cl itrii nn. 10-0 the present indicting. Upon these plans
AN Ruth) — Etat+liahec3 l-+ "" " "' being submitted, the -committee again
would ild meCt. And make a decision.
London, Met, 8280w. tf
(t— n f ,a ,m a , e' One plan is to embody all require -
blown Wore: b h, s gone to the realms Here romped than the pi,
nor nnvtt'here f•, ' f t + M 1 v plan subnrit-
Ruta) Watkins District available. Tf ,•
g CThe committee
you area sroad
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..g ve andbetween " : f the
ietwe , s: 4
rt 1 Mrs. a 1 S Alice .
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gaol and found everything in good
ages of 25 and 55 ---have 01• can secir 1 order;
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travel outfit this is your npltoreenitv.; Teacher of Sacred and
to rret established in a profitable
business of Your own. For full +mr-
ticulars write today to The J, R. Wilt-
kins Company, Dept. 0-0-16, 2170
Masson St., Montreal, One.
1041-12-13.-b
ed from the Hiroshima sky when the
poor grocer felt the effect of the
explosion, His shop was full of
"friends" all day long and bis stock
of specialties
ivas. reduced to the size,.
of a split atom.
TRANSFERRED TO TO KITCHENER
GODERTCHProvincial Constable
Frank Fox, Goderich, will .be trans.
ferrel to Kitchener March 15. He
assumed his duties here in dunce, 1941.
coming from Welland and yesterday
completed 19 years in the public ser-
vice. He will be replaced by Pro-
vincial Constable Harold Gaul, at
present stationed at Kitchener
The Maple Syrup Season
Will Soon Be here!
Supplies are Liriite(1
SAP PANS aiid BUCKETS
ORDER NOW
ti
03) 1 ilnng — IP'eating Sheet Metal Work
Agent for Berta .Furnacoar
PHONE 244
AMU
RESIDENc.E '970
Classical Music
Former Student, Toronto Con-
servutmy of Music
EROS. ATTEND
1N6 HUDSON PREVIEW
Past -war advances in exterior and
Pupils of any age eligible for interior styling, mechanical efficiency
enrolment end case of operation of the new
1946 model lludsons wean praised to -
Phone 1337 Clinton tiny by Joseph and Thomas Murphy,
9-btf of the Murphy Bros. Garage, Clinton,
who returned yesterd'ry front inspect -
e— Ing the new cars at the C'ansdian
BEAUTY SHOPPE ,
Shampoo
Manicure
Finger Waves
Permanents
Ethel Thompson
'rincess St. E:st., Phone 585
59-tf
a � uprir,
CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL DESIGNS PHOTOGRAPHS
For Every Occasion Our staff photog'r33pher,
Mr. 3'. Bonell, wiill ne iii:Clinton at the Mac�enzie
FLORIST' House aria
preview• in Toronto,
Two distinctly different style lines
were shown, Messrs. Murphy said --
the Super series and the Commodore
series, both of which are made with
six and eight -cylinder motors,
Addressing the meeting, William
Gall, general sales manager of Hud-
son, said that "improvements and re-
finements include an entirely new
!rent enol, new exterior styling and
completely new interior embodying
comfort, luxury and convenience."
Messrs, Murphy said that models
will be displayed at their garage on
Huron •St„ Clinton, as soon as they
arrive in town,
DIED IN LONDON
EXETER—Mrs. John Ford passed
away in her 81st year in Loudon.
She has been in hospital in London
'since December 1.0. Her maiden name
was Mary Elizabeth Isaac, born in
Usborne Township, and 'lived at Ex-
eter for over 30 years:
AMME07=17.
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FORs Locker Storage
TRIPS
STRATj;
VNi
a
L.
d LhW .I ON
and other points `•
Try our low-priced service. Phone. us and tell us
when you want to go—W&11 do the rest.
If desired, waiting time allowed.
Why drive your car on the heavy roads around
towyi? lake a .taxi instead'.
ARROW TAXI
PHONE 18
Next McKenzie House Clinton
Phones: 66w and 60!
PRl?STI FROZEN PEAS, per box' 29c'
n'RESH FROZEN CORN, 13er•box 29e
"TenI3 AMEURG per 16. 25e
tidos Fire MAD 5 SAUSAGE, per lb: 25•
SALMON STEAKS .... pet 1b 30c
SAC"',MTTT,T .ON FIT7PS LETTS perper lib);
. 40c35e'
'
HADDOCK III ,IrIh,S per ib. '35e
"real Fro -en Herring' per ib: 16c
WE 13U'Y mom.
Frozen Food,, are Better Food's
WE HAVE THEM
Now 1946'
DE FOREST and ROGERS'
MAJESITC RADTOI
are wow on door lay, •
SEE, THEM AND HEAR TI3.E114
Dominion Washers, Oil- Burners,
Electrical Seepli"a Redio Supplies
A. W. GROVE
Princess Se 8-9.1.0-1:1
0{ io9itt J+.re 11
Regular $4.50 `value - $1.75
You may obtain certificates
at the hotel.
Lakeview Portraits
SARNIA
10-p
en Wanted
Two Good Men for Farm
and'Silo Construction Work
Good wages with board.
Apply.
JONATHAN I UGILL
Phone 616-34, Clinton
0-10-b
PAGE FIVE
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Resulta
ROXY THEATRE
CLINTON
Now Praying—"JUNIOR MISS"
wink Peggy Ann Garner
Mon., Tues.' and Wed.
Barbara S:tanwyck—Gear re Brent
and Warne'. . Anderson
A widow's battle against slander
and her efforts to keep the love
of her two sons make absorb-
ing film fare
"MY REPUTATION"
Thurs., Fri. and Sat.
"The Daltons "
Ride Agaln
Four men against a nation, writing
their, crimson story in blood
' and gun smoke
Alan Curtis — Kent Taylor
and Lon Mime
Coming— ".STATE FAIR" With
Jeanne Crain and Dana Andrews
Matinees: Sat. & holidays 2.80 p.nr.
Red. Cross To Play
Big Peace Role
Field. Man States
Squadron Leader' Ernest Harston,
newly appointed Field Secretary,
Ontario: Division, Red Cross Society.
delivered a very inspiring address at
the March meeting. of Clinton Branch
in the Town Council Chamber Monday
afternoon. '
The recently -returned RCAF chap-
lain dealt et some length with. the
ambitious peacetime programme of
he Red Cross.
Mrs. W. A. Oakes, president of the
Branch, acted as chairman of the
meeting wlaieh filled the Council
Chamber to capacity. Mrs. J. P. Man-
ning read the minutes of the previous
meeting, and Mrs. Gordon A, TVliller
read the corresnondence. Dr. J, W.
CLEA RING
AUCTION SALE
FARM STOCK and IMPLEMENTS
:it Lots No. 30 and 31, Concessions 9
and 10, Godei•ich Township, 1 mile
West and lee utiles South of
Hohnesville on
TUESDAY, MARCH 12
Commencing at 12.80 sheep,
consisting of
HORSES --Clyde horse, rising five
years old; Clyle mare. rising four
years old, well matched.
CATTLE •-- Durham cow, calf at
foot; Durham cow, due April 25; Dur-
ham cow, due Arndt 1; Durham cow,
due April 30; Durham colo, due May 0;
Blue cow, clue June 17; Hereford cow,
calf at foot; Hereford cow, due June
5; 6 steers and heifers, rising nue
year 016; Hereford bull, ready for use. r
PIGS—Yorkshire sow, with litter, ,
3 weeks old; Yorkshire sow, due April r
6; Yorkshire sow. bred ope month: i
6 pigs, 70 lbs. each; 6 pigs, 8 -weeks
old,
IMPLEMENTS -10-20 McCormickl!
Deering tractor, 1916; Cockshutt: 0-1
ftn•row disc plough; 3 section Bisset .
spring -tooth cultivator tractor emery
and ei
saw; w Massey-Harris
p
f"crttltier:
dr111 Massey -Harris 13-1100 drill;
Maseey-Harris hay loader (nearly
new); Ma'sey-Harris fawn mem
with 1G ft, lacy rack; Massey -Harris
hay rake; Massey -Harris 3'dtorse
cultivator,; Massey -Harris bean seuf-
fier with pullers; Ma.'sey-Harris orae -
horse sniffier, Bissell 14 -plate disc
(nearly e i Y new); sot diamond harrow.a;
Doering 6 -ft. mower; Deerntg 3-chnpa
roller; set of bench sleighs with flat
rack; cutter and robe: rubber -tired
top buggy; set of 2,000 lb. scales;
two -wheeled trailer with stock rack;
fanning mill with bagger; wheel-
barrow; set double harness; set single
harness; horse collars; Brooder house
10x12; Beatty (1,000 chicle; coal
brooder, nearly new; feeders, hoppers,
water containers; fattening crate: De
Laval cream separator; 2 cream cans;
2 good horse blankets; Beatty Locklift
car with track; quantity of sacks;
Coleman lantern; Coleman • lamp;
Philo battery radio; heater; 2 gas
drums; forks, shovels and whiffle.•
trees and numerous other articles.
GRAIN Victor seed bats; some
hay.
FARM FOR SALE ---160 acres, in -
eluding ten acres of l:u.h. Buildings
in fair cond11108 .
bid,
TE2bMS�--CA SSI
BILL GRIGG, Proprietor
HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer.
E. P. CHEISNEY, Clerk.
COUNTY HOG BODY
TO CONTINUE WORK
(Continued from Page Ocie)
en, stated it was a happy occasion,
as Hog .Scheme was about to be put
into, effect and stressed the respon
sibility this Will entail, "You are part
of a big industry known over the
entitle eydrid," said the speaker.- "It'
has grown to be a 180 million -dollar
export business, and is vital to our
national economy. Present bonuses
are consumer honeises• not producer,"
said Mr. McGumis, "arid future help
to our industry, mast be on a quality
basis, You are entitled to full cost
of production; Nile a reasotiable profit
for your product."
The secretary's report showed a 65 -
million -dollar industry in Ontario, and
last year this province produced 39
per cent of all hoga ariarketed in the
Dominion. W. E. Tulnmon, ^Ontario.
secretary, stated that 67 per cent of
ail B-1 hogs were placed in that grade
by improper feeding and it was not
the fault of the hog. P1fty.Det cent
were too fat and 17 per cont were
either too heavy or light in weight.
Hon. T. L. Kennedy, Minister of
Agriculture, gave the following fig-
ures, representing millions of pounds
of bacon shipped to Britain during
1944 and 1945, each figure represent.
tug a three-month period: 1944—•245--
182—,66-1G0; 1945-145-105-45,-
Mr.
945-145-1.10'-45—Mr. Kennedy announced that the
hog marketing scheme would go into
effect Audi 1.
The inconsistency of our supplies
and the tremendous drop in produc-
tion can be seen readily. This is why
the bacon ration in Britain has had
to be reduced from six ounces to four
ounces, it was pointed out,
CAPITAL T1JEATRE
GODERICIi
Now Playing—
Peggy Ryan and Jon Hall in
MEN IN HER DIARY"
Mon.. Tues. and Wed.
Charles Winninger—Jeanne Crain
and Dana Andrews
An old and mighty favourite re-
turns in et new Technicolor
cc version �9
STATE FAAIR
Thurs., Fri. and Sat.
Yvonne de Carlo — Rod Cameron
and Andy Divine
Canada's sensational new star •in
the Technicolor thriller you
have waited for
"FRONTIER GAL"
Coming—Darryl 11). Zanuck's
•"WILSON"'
Mat: Wed. Set., Holidays 2.30 p m•
asleloyaret
Shaw introduced the speaker ofethe
afternoon.. ,
Squadron Leader Harston declared
he had seen the Red.Cross in action
in every part of the world and it had
done a magnificent work during the
war.
"If the men and women of Canada
could know what their efforts meant,
they would be very happy," •he de-
clared.
Warning against waning peacetime
enthusiasm on the part of Red Cross
workers, the .speaker declared that
"you are going to find your rest in
witha real job ahead. "Our
peacetime programme is very import-
ant. he said.
Mr'. Harston stressed several Red
Cross points, including blood bank,
REGENT THEATRE
SEAFORTE
Now Playing—Fred MacMurray as
"CAPTAIN EDDIE"
Mon., Tues. and Wed.
Sean Sullivan—Phillip
Darn
and Irene Manning
The adventurous store' of Nazi
prisoners on t`Tre loose for a
brief orgy of terror..
"Escape in the Desert"
Thurs., Fri. and Sat.
Peggy Ann Garner — Atlyn Joslyn
and Faye Marlowe
A tale of family, life that has be-
' come the season's mgst popular
"JUNIOR
V picture
UNIOR MISS"
Coming—Joan Crawford in
MILDRE'D PIERCE"
Matinees: Sat. & holidays 2,30 p.m, I
Care of veterans and families, out-
post hospitals1 civilian relief, nursing
reserve, visiting housekeepers, local
and national disasters, or emergencies,
nutrition service, VAD hospitals and
lodges in military hospitals.
Following the address, a vote of
thanks was passed on motion of Mrs.
J. G. McLay and Mrs, W. T. Herman,
to which the president, Mrs. Oakes,
added her personal appreciation.
HENSALL
(Intended for last week)
Farm Changes Hands
Percy Sales, Tuckersmith, has sold
his farm to Fred Chapples, Blyth, a
returned veteran, whose home was
almost entirely destroyed by fire
recently,
FRONT VIEW OF 1946 HUDSON SUPER -SIX
eatenegi
11
The new 1946 Hudson -Supe' c,i
,a
i , I e: nluenl,naouaxteai
graphically illustrating the en:,t- c ,1 , ':.' topping 411'
pletely new front end design, and I ills cast's li lighted from
postwar smartness resultingfroth 1.00 -, S
ereati v i „,_,.: r8 are heavy, with
-
on of a more massive op- ;i i a i' and the sealed-
pearance.New lines give the of tis: r, .,aa i ,aa,,t, are of oval dc•
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He is the only one who can save you from an eternity in bell.
"Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain.”
—Exodus 20:7.
"BELIEVE ON THE LORD JESUS CHRIST AND THOU
SHALT BE SAVED." Acts 16:31.
TUNE IN: Pilgrim Hoer 7-7.30 •E.D•S.82., Sunday evening
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The Huron County Home Committee are asking
for Tenders for the e -wiring of the East Wing of
the Huron County Horne at Clinton, Ont. Please
contact the Manager at the Horne for information
and specifications.
Tenders are to he in the hands of the County
Clerk not later than March 30.
The lowest or any tender not necessarily
accepted.
X. W. MILLER, County Clerk,
Dade:fell, Ontario
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for all the family; to fit almost any style of shoe.
Keep.. your feet dry.
A Few Lines at Special Clearing Prices:
MEN'S FIVE 'E'YELET LACED RUBBERS—wlth felt insoles,
SPECIAL PRICE $1,98
MEN'S HIGH LACE with buckle top, size 7 only,
At' Less than Regular Cost Price $3.35
BOYS LACED RUBBERS with felt insoles $1.75
MEN'S CLOSED SIDE RUBBERS, finest quahty,
Sizes 7 to 8 Y only, Reg. $l.59 for $1.00
BROKEN LINES AT SPECIAL PRICES TO CLEAR
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Arrow Shirts. - Adam Rata -- Scott & McHale Shoes for Men
Agents Tip Top Tailors