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NEWS -RECORD Office. I LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
BIRTHS
KELLER Weston, on Friday,
April 4, 1947, to Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Keller, Weston, (nee
Dorothy {"lazier, Clinton) a son,
(Harold Rusell).
FOR SALE LITTLE .PIGS, six weeks olds Apply KENNEDY—In Clinton Public Hos-
• Harold Tyndall, phone 905r2. 16-p
iS111AI• TOE BOX, well insulated, (DUAL
PhPURPOSE DURHAM BULL,
one 3'511-w, 16-b 10 months old. Apply 1 Frank' Crich,
'One BEATTY ELEICITRI,C WASHER. 'phone Clinton, 6114r2. 16-b
Ars, e r one w•
16-p
rppdy M R H ti t, ph 6$5
16 MOT HAY RACK. Apply James
Wralker, Brucefield, phone, Seaforth
6b9r3. 16-17-b
BATTERY RADIO in good condition.
Apply Mrs. C. B. Anderson, •Maple
•.St„ Clinton. 16-p
PINK SHEER EIVENIING DRESS,
size 14. Apply Box "D" NEWS-
RECO,RE • .16-p
THREE STAGtECS OF GOOD HAY.
Apply Norman East, R.R. 1, Clinton,
;phone 805r41. 16.17-p
' TURQUOIISE, BLUE COAT, size 16,
never been worn. Apply Box "K",
NIEIW IS=RE'COR:D. 16-p
' TWO -BURNER COILEMiAN Gasoline
Stove, in good condition. Price $7.
'Phone Clinton 61?m33, 16-p
500 CEDAR POSTS, 8' long, also
'scene end posts. Apply Ed Deeves
phone 907r38, •Clinton. 15-16-p
PeO&S' BLUE STUN, size 14 year;
toys' pale of i,ubber boots, size 6.
".both in good condition. Phone 67.
16-b
SINGER S41WING MAGHINE cab-
inet model, electric, almost new, •with
full attachments. Apply Mrs.. J. Hall,
•i72bnge St., Clinton. • 16-17-p
'ELECTRIC] WASHING MACHINE,
'recently overhauled. Priced reason-
able for quick sale. Apply Bob Peck,
MR. 1, Zurich, phone, Hensall, 96r15.
16-p
M CORMIOK DEH+RING TRACTOR,
No. 10-20; Mhssey-Harris sprayer,
160 gallon capacity. Both in :good
repair, Stewart Middleton, phone,
•Clinton 906r6. 16btf b
ACCOMMODATION WANTED
PUREBRED SHORTHORN' BULL
of serviceable age. Apply James
Turner, phone 698-w. 16-b
NINE CHOICE LITTLE PIGS, six
weeks old, Apply Fred Gook, R.R. 3,
Seafoeth, phone Clinton, 617r21.
, 16-b
,NUMBER OSS' YOUNG SOWS, due
after first of May, Apply James
,Flynn, R.R. 1, Clinton, phone 811r16,
!Seaforth. - 16-17-:p
CLYDE x P'EIRC11EIRON MARE,
weight 1,600 pounds. Alpply W. P.
Roberts, R.R. 3, 'S'eaforth, phone
614r26, •Clinton. 16-p
PROPERTY FOR SALE
TWO BUILDING LOTS on Welling-
ton and SVLary Sts, Apply J. G.
Gibbings, Marty! St., 'Clinton; 16-17-p
IN THIE', VILLAGE OF BAYPIIBLD,
Mee. storey dwelling, full basement
hydro, two ear garage, hen house;
r/4 acre land, immediate possession.
For further particulars ,apply H. C.
Lawson, Realtor, • Clinton, phone
251-w. 16btfb
APP,ROX10 A!BBEELY FOUR ACRES'
hof good orchard eonsiatingof'Norbhern
Spys, North Star, Wolf River, Duch-
ess, approgimately 100 trees, situat-
ed in town. Suitable iewilding lot on
property. Immediate possession. For
feather information call H. C. Law-
son, Realtor, Clinton, phone 251-w,
16btfb
PROPERTY WANTED
HO SR SUITABLE FOR THREE
adults wanted to sent or buy. • lApply
A. B. Gardiner, C.N. Express Office,
phone 31. 16-p
WANTED
WORK HOIRSiE'-'well broken and re -
:WANTED. IMMEDIATELY — two liable, 'about 1,400 pounds. Clyde
furnished zooms for light house. preferred. Apply Box "L" NEWS•
keeping by airman and wife, no RECORD. 16-p
.children. Urgent. Box "W" NEWS-'
RECORD. 16-p
HOUSE WANTED TO RENT by
married couple with small family.
Permanent residents. Required by
end of February. Apply Ellwood
Epps Sport Shop. 3-btfb
FARMS FOR ,SALE
100 ACRE FARM --Half mile north
-•ef Brucefield, good barn and house,
never failing water supply; farm
nes in ,pasture and woull be ideal
ear beans bhis year. Apply James
Walker, Princess St. 14-tfb
SALESMAN WANTED
1VOODlERN PETROLEU,III REFINERY
has few valuable money-tnaving Job-
' Bing Franchises available in various
Ontario Counties. Applicants must
bear strictest investigation. Purchase
price Two Thousand Dollars. Pay.
o%a dividends. Apply Box "B"
NEWS -RECORD. 15-16.b
SEED FOR SALE
AJAX SEED OATS with sone barley
mixed. Apply Irvine Tebbutt, ,phone
902r6. 16-17-p
RED CLOVER SEED. Apply Elgin
Porter, . Hayfield, phone •Clinton
•630x21. 16-p
RED CLOVER and Warba Potatoes,
Wanting size. Apply, Roy Tyndall,
phone Clinton 907r3. 16-17-b
QUANTITY, OF AJTAX SEED OATS'.
.Apply Elliotb Layton, Brucefield.
phone 629r13, Clinton. 16-b
AJAX SEED DAPS GROWN from
registered seed. Also gdantity mixed
with barley, 900 per bushel. Apply
"(van Bean, Auburn, phone Blybh 19r5
15-16-p
•
HELP WANTED
'WAITRESS for Modern Restaurant.
'ideal working conditions. Thrower's
Restaurant, Clinton, phone 243.
16-19-p
MARRIED MAN FOR Faint Work,
house provided, running water and
'hydro. Top wages. Sttewart Midrdte-
•tens phone Clinton 906r6. 16-17-1,
BABY CHICKS
DAY OLID CHICKS BARGIALNS for
'•this week and next: Barred Rocks,
New Hempel: res, New Hampshire X
Barred Rocks, Light Sussex X Barred
Rocks.. Light Sussex X New Hanna
shires, Barred Rock X New Hemp -
shires, New Hampshire X Light
'Siussex; non -sexed 9.95, pullets 17.95,
cockerels 4.95 per hundred, Assorted
breeds 1.00 per hundred less. Cock-
erels: White Leghorn X Barred
Rocks 1.95, White Leghorns 95c, Two
!week old add to day old prices 6.00
per hundred. Three 'week old add
11,00 for non -sexed and pullets, 8.00
to cockerels. Four week old add 16,00
ito non -sexed and pullets, 10.00 to
,cockerels. Five to six week old add
118.00 to non -sexed and pullets, 13.00
to cockerels, Shipped C.01). This
advertisement must accompany your
order to receive these special prices.
0'OP NOTCH •OHSOK5RIES, Guelph,
Ontario, 1G -17-b
MISCELLANEOUS
'ANYONE WANTING AVON Pro-
ducts, phone 582.
14-15-16-17-18-b
OLD AND DISABLED HORSES
wanted for mink feed. Phone Gordon
Gudmore 907r12 or Elmer Trick
907r5. 41-btfb
OLD HORSES, WILL PAY $1.50
per hundredweight. • Will call and
pick up same. Phone collect Jack
Gilbert, 936r21 or Fred Gilbert,
936r32, Goderich. 46btfb
ASTHMA SUFFERERS — ENJOY A
good night's sleep without coughing
and choking, as others are doing. For
free information write F. Howey, 144
Catharine St. S., Hamilton.
28-tfb
FLEECE' LINE YOUR HOME with
Blown Rockwool Insulation; perman-
ent fire -proof, more comfort 'with
less fuel, modern equipment and ex-
perienced crews. For free estimate
and terms phone NEWS -RECORD,
or write Rowland G. Day, 5 Thornton
Ave., London. 2btfb
NEWS -RECORD Classified's cost
little but produce big results.
TWEEDS FOR SPRING.
In spring a young unan's fancy turns to many things,
including a smart new pair of tweed longs. . We have
tweerlis in all sizes and colours so why not match up your
odd coast with a pair to -day. Just the thing for knock-
about wear, wihen warmth is still a necessity,
Suits or Topcoats
A new At or topcoat is still very much in order.
Two new shipments have arrived ;tills week amid are
smarter than ever.
Ladies
Don't let housecleaning be ;a headache, brighten up
your home with a new set of curtains.
In yard goods now fits sto!e'k we have: Printed Silk,
Krinkle Crepe, Cretonne, Linen, Denim., Flannelette and
Flannelette Sheeting.
Pickett and Campbell
Agents for Tip Top Tailors, Cambridge Clothes & Scott -McHale Shoes
Phone 25 Clinton
HAVE YOU EVER PRAYED?
WHY NOT TRY THIS PRAYER?
God be merciful unto me a sinner and save me for Christ's sake.
The Publican did—and was justified in the sight of God.
"He that cometh unto ME, I will in no wise cast out."
John 6:37
TUNE 1N—Pilgrim's Hour, 7-7.30 E.S.T. Sunday eve.
RADIO STATION CKLW, WINDSOR
1
VARNA
Preaches lir Goderich
Ray. Reba Hern, aninister.'of Varna'
United Church, addressed a well -
attended thankaffering meeting of
pital. on Sunday, April 15, 1947, the W:M.S. of Vietaria Street United
• to 1Vir. and Mrs- Harvey Kennedy. Ghuroh, Goderieh. 'd. the 'Sunday
R.R. 1, Londesboro, a 'daughter, evening
u3 Di i
(. .ince ane,. service. Also present were
RILEY—En LomdeeboTo, on-Monday,t'o `oserutatinme 'of .thurclj iissionerv'
April 7, 1947,, to Mr. and Mts. emieti s of other churches: The
Alegi Riley, Lonicoesboro, a son. service was eondhicted by Rev. L. H.
Termer, and 'special members by 'the
(Thomas Alien), a brother for choir included, the ,anthem, "Sun of
Wayne. SCIIOLL Ln Clinton Pwblic Hoe -soloist; My Soul," with' Charles Bream
as
and a vocal. Bless , solo, This
pital, on Thmadaly, April 10, 1947, House," by Miss Evelyn Breekow.
to 1VIr, and Mrs. Alfred Scholl, The 'choir was under the direction of
Hensall, a son, (Garry William). Sliss Mary. Joyce :Strachan, organist'
MARRIAGESand choir leader.
I :Miss Hern's subject for her force-
I{AY IArLLAN rLt the United CJhnrch ful address was "The Missionary and
the Atomic Age.' Her text was:
Manse, Hensall, on Monday, April .For by grace ye are saved."'
14, 194,7, by Rev. R. A. Brook, W.A. Organized
'Margaret Anne Allan, London, The ladies of Varna United Church
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard held •a meeting on April 10 to or -
Taylor, Sr, Hensall, to William ganize a Woman's Association• cute
Lorne Kay, London, son of MT, and ,church. Rev. Reba Herm presided
Mrs. William Kay, London, over the meeting, opened by singing
DEATHS Hymn '108 which was followed by
prayer. Hymn 105 was sang, after
urtr.r—Suddenly, ,,. Oxbow, a,ar> .��vhich Miss Hem read: the Scripture
ng:
Election of officers was as follows:
President, Mrs. Eaxmie McClinohey;
let vice-president. Mrs. Watson Web-
ster; 2nd vice-president, 'Mrs. William
McAsh; secretary, .Mrs, Bruce Mc-
Clinton Keane, 'aged 64 years. Fun-'Clronchey; treasurer, Miss Rachel
Saturday,
and interment in Saskatoon, Johnston; organist, Mrs. John Me -
Saturday, April 5. Ash; press secretary, Mrs. B. Me-
MILLS—In Sioux Falls, 'S.D., Er -nest
E. Mills, in his 62nd year. Funeral
from the Miller Funeral •Home, to
Woodlawn Cemetery, Sioux Falls,
S. D.
RATCLIFFF — In Sault Ste. Marie,
i
OntarTh Ratcliff f
on Tuesday, April 15, 194, Fred-
erick Charles Hill, formerly of
(Minton, and brother of Mrs. W. J.
Plumsteel, aged 57 years.
KEANEin''.Saskatoon, Hospital, on
Wednesday, April 2, 1947, James
o, oras e, orm-
erly of Auburn, aged 78 years.
Funeral at Sault Ste. Marie.
TURNER—In Maple Creek, Sask., on
Friday, Aprl 11, 1947, Albert E.
Turner., husband of the late Re-
becea Townsend' and brother of G.
N. Turner, Clinton, in his 85th
year.
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. E'.mrnanuel Ward and daughter,
Mrs, Murray Quaife, wish to take
this opporbanity of expressing their
sincere thanks for all kindnesses
shown Mrs. Ward during her illness
and all acts of sympathy expressed
during their recent sad bereavement.
16-1r
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Crich wish
to thank friends and neighbours for
the useful and lovely gifts presented
to them last Monday evening. Special
thanks to Me .and Mrs, Art, Groves,
who so kindly loaned their home for
this party. 16-p
.'R*Z,EN kf'OODr1'DCKERS'
FRESH FROZEN FRUITS
Strawberries, H.S. 40c
Raspberries, H.S '
Blueberries
Peaches
Black Cherries, H.S
Pie Cherries, H.S
OYSTERS 1/2 pt.
We Buy Hides
40c
Clinchey.
Devotional committee: Mrs. Lee
McConnell, Mrs. William •Stephenson,
Mrs. J. W. Johnston; visiting com-
mittee: Mrs. Wilfred Chutter, Mrs.
Anson Coleman and Mrs. Robert
Talylor; membership committee: Mrs.
William MeAs'h and Mrs. Harold
Soper; work committee: convenor --
Mrs. Alf- Ings, Mrs. Orrin Dawson,
Mrs. Fred Reid,. Mrs. Lee McConnell,
MTs, Alf. Johpebon •and Mrs. Ed.
Foster; lunch cbananibtee: Mrs. Geo.
,Reid, Mrs. C. Stephenson, Mrs. W.
Clarke, Mrs. .M, Webster and Mrs.
Lorne Coleman.
It was decided to hold the meet-
ings on the fourth Wednesday of each
month, the first meeting to be held
the afternoon of April 23, in the
church. Miss Hern closed the meet-
ing with prayer,
HOLMESVILLE
Holmesvilie V.M.S. and W.A.
The monthly meeting of the WMS
was held at the home of Mrs, Wal-
ters, Mrs. C. Freeman was in charge
of the Easter programme. Meeting
opened by use of Hymn 179, after
which all repeated the Lord's Prayer
in unison, The secretary, Mrs, W.
Yeo read the minutes of the last
meeting and each member answered
the roll call wiht a verse of scripture.
Mrs. J. Corran rend the scripture
lesson.
The president, Mrs, F. Mulholland,
had charge of the business when
plans were discussed for the Easter
Thankoffer.ing service which is being
held Sunday morning, April 13, with
Rev. 13. R. Stanway, Brucefield, as
the guest speaker, and the ladies of
35e the congregation preparing special
music.
300 At this meeting each of the foi-
40c lowing ladies who had been members
of the Missionary Society for over
20 years gave interesting facts of
their work in the society; MTs. J.
65c Potter, Mrs. C. Tavener, Mrs. Wal-
ters, ,Mrs. B. TTewartha, Mrs. W.
Yeo, Mee. 10•, Yeo, Mrs. E. Trewertha,
Mra, F. .Mulholland.
'Mrs. Tavener spoke of the Presby-
terial meeting in Exeter on April 24,
and Mrs, J. Harris and Mrs. F. Mu1-
holland were c'hosen as delegates.
The Easter message was brought in
two lovely duets, one by Mrs. L.
Jervis •and Miss D. Finlay and the
other, Mrs. C. Freeman and Mrs, F.
Mulholland. Mrs. Welters- told a
story on Christian Stewardship, and
IMrs. B. Trewartha read the final part
of a letter written by Miss Sybil
•Cogrtiee. Mrs. C. Freeman read a
35c
BATKINS
ROY N. BENTLEY'
Auditing and Income
Tax Reports
Bookkeeping Systems Installed
Monthly Statements and
Invoices Prepared
Commercial and Private
Typing, ete.
PHONE 1070.1S P.O. Boa. 58
GODERICH
Write or phone for appointment
on regular visit to Clinton
4-6-btfb '
CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL DESIGNS
For Every Occasion
C. V. C O O K L.i..
FLOSILST
Peones: 66w and 66j
BEAUTY SHOPPE
. Shampoo
Manicure
Finger Waves
Permanents
ETHEL THOMPSON
Princess St. East., Phone 585
59-tf
Time Table Changes
EFFECTIVE
Sunday April 27, 1947
Full Information from Agents
CANADIAN NATIONAL
RAILWAYS
ROXY THEATRE
C L I N TO N
,
CAPITAL THEATRE
G ODERIOH
, REGENT THEATRE
SEAF OIITB
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Now Playing
In Technicolor of MINE ',Di
a to
Now n Technicolor, Walt
n y's g—L "
s ey &"MAKE MINH MUSIC •
: " „•
,Now Playing. BLACK BEAUTY
The tale of a horse
MON.,'rem., WED.
"THE STRANGER��
Adult Entertainment
Eirandsomely produced, effectively
written and toasting the season's
greatest dramatic impact comes
this strange drama.
Edw. G. Robinson - Loretta Young
and Orson Welles
MON., TUES., WED.
Morgan - Jack Carson
and Janis Paige
3hose two irrepressible guys from
Milwaukee return in a Technicolor
aesieal that Will set you dancing.
"THE TIME, THE•PLACE,
AND, THE GIRL"
MON., TUES., WED.
"MAKE MINE MUSIC"
Gntroduding a chaaaoter with more
appeal than Snow White and her
,seven rascals. Walt Disney's new
Technicolor sensation,
THUR., FRI•, SAT.
John Wayne - Gail Russell
and Irene Rich ,
Take us to the grandeur of westernand
backgrounds for a new idea in
outdoor romance.
"THE ANGEL AND THE
BADMAN"
THUR.. FItI. , SAT.
Pat O'Brien - Ruth Warrick
Alan Hale
Pat sings •a ditty or two in this
south -orf: -the -border adventure.
"PERILOUS . HOLIDAY"
THUR., FRI., SAT.
John Wayne =Gail Russell
and Harry Carey
Living in the shadow of the law,
loving in the shadow of death, he
gave up his gun foe a gal.
"'THE ANGEL AND THE
BADMAN„
Coming—"THE RAZOR'S EDGE"
by W. Somerset Maughan
Coming—Ronald Colman in
"THEY LATE` GEORGE APPLEY"
Matinees; Sat & holidays, 2.30 p.m.
Mat.: Wed. Sat. holidays, 2.30 p.m.
Matinees: Sat & holidays, 2.30 p.m.
HENSALL
M1, and Mrs, George Hess left by
motor Monday for Florida 'where they
will spend a three weeks' vacation.
1 Mas. !Alda Simmons and Jack, who
have been wintering in Santa Barb-
lara, Oalifornip, have returned io
their ,home. /
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McLarnon
and family moved this week to the
(farm purchased from Abe Forsythe,
Tuckersmith.
'Mr. and Mrs. ,Manley Jinks have
purchased the 'house recently occupied
by Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McLarnon
and expect to move shortly.
New Rest Rooms
The rest moans, which are now
being installed in the' Town Hall,
will be completed in two or three
weeks and will provide toilet facil-
ities for ladies and men, and the
ladies of .the community with child-
een while shopping in the village
are welcome to take 'advantage of
these rest rooms. These rest rooms
are being installed by the Village
Council.
W. 1. Meets
The annual meeting of Hensall
Women's Institute evas held at the
Imre of Mrs. G. Cook, Wednesday,
April 9, with 50 members present.
Mrs, Cook was assisted by Mrs. J.
McBeath, The chair was taken by
the president, Mrs. A. W. Kerslake.
The roll call was answered with the
payment of fees, also the naming of
a Canadian product and its use.
Miss Lenore Norminton, Lions
Oratorical Contest winner, presented
her interesting and challenging ad-
dress "Is Canada Yet a Nation?"
After lengthy discussion it was
decided to hold a banquet to mark
the 50th anniversary of bite founding
of Women's Institutes, this event to
take place May 14 with following
committee in charge: Mrs. Mickle,
Mrs. Hess., Mrs. Elgie, ,Mrs. A. D.
MoEwan, Miss Greta Laramie.
The breasurer announced receipt of
$20.73 representing proceeds derived
from refreshment booth operated at
Ted Munn's auotion sale. Mrs. W.
0. Goodwin, nominating committee,
brought in the slate of officers for
'11947-48: President, Mrs. A. W."Kers-
like; vice-presidents, Mrs. A. E,
Munn, Mrs. A. R. Orr; secretary -
treasurer, Miss Gladys Luker, assist-
'
,ant, R. Elgie; press representa-
tive. Mrs. Maude Redden; branch
,directors—Mrs. Drysdale, Mrs, Cross,
Mrs. W. Sangster; pianist, Miss Flor-
ence Welsb, assistant, Miss Laramie;
card convener, ,Mrs, W. Smale; dist-
rict representative, Mrs. G. Hess.
Reports of standing committees
were read. The motto, "If we see
no fault in our own work, we shall
never do any better," was given by
Mrs. James McAllister. Miss Gladys
Luker made presentations of bank
books to the infant children of Mr.
and Mrs. Lorne Chapman, and Mr.
and MT. Frank Wright. A letter
short Easter story and poem. All
joined in singing Hymn 255 and Mrs.
Walters closed the meeting with
prayer.
The meeting of the W.A. followed,
Mrs. Bond in charge. The opening
Hymn was 230 and prayer was of-
fered by Helen Bond. lAlpril 16 was
the date chosen for the postponed
spring concert. MTs, Walters and
Mrs. F. Mulholland were a committee
named to arrange for patching a
quilt, It was planned tc hold the
annual bazaar on October 26. Meet-
ing closed by repeating the Mizpah
Benediction. Mrs. Walters and Mrs.
H. Cudmore were hostesses for the
day:
COMMUNITY PARTY
'Wednesday,pril 30
TOWN HALL, CLINTON
at 8.30 • p.m. sharp
FOR HOSPITAL. AID - - ADMISSION 25c
ADDRESS—Mayor A. J. McMurray;
CARDS—Bridge, Five Hundred, Euchre, Cribbage,
' and asay other •table ,gi nne. Come and bring your
cards. 'Those desiring to make up tables, con-
tact Mrs. C. Sturdy, -phone 901 ring 13, or Miss
W. O'Neil, phone '75J evenings.
• LUNCH TO BE SERVED EXTRA
•
ATTRACTIONS:—
SING-SONG, conducted by Mrs. W. Perdue;
QUIZZ, led by Mr. Ralph Foster, President,
Charmber of Commerce.
Prizes (presented by Dr. J W. Shaw) to be awarded for
winners in Marathon Bridge and Five, Hundred;
also prizes :for door, lucky chairs and high in
each game. Special ladies' and gents' (qualifi-
cations announced during the evening.)
THESE PRIZES ON DISPLAY IN BEATTIE'S
FURNITURE STORE WINDOW.
t6 -17-b
read and approved. There were 15
inentlbers and five. visitors present.
SUMMERHH.L It was decided to hold a card party
in the hall April 18.
Ladies' Club Meets The programrmeaconsisted of a re -
Summerhill Ladies' Club met April cital "Jimmy and 1" given by Mrs,
9 at the home of Mrs, Ab. Vodden. H. Murch, and a "Sunny Contest"
The vice-president, Mrs. E'arl Blake, conducted by Mrs. Crich and won by
took charge. The meeting opened by
Mrs. Munich. The Roll Call for the
next meeting is to be answered by
"Household Hints." A quilt was
quilted during the afternoon. Lunch
was served at the conclusion of the
meeting.
was read from the clerk of the vile The next meeting will be held May
lege, J. A. Paterson, stating that in 14, at the home of Mrs. Fred 'Vod-
future the Council will grant free of den. The ladies responsible for the
charge, the ladies the use .. of the programme are Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs.
Council Oham'bers for holding intsi- Johnson, nitre. C. Ball, and Mrs. W.
tote meetings. Miss Greta Laramie Merrill. The hostesses will be Mra.
contributed a violin solo, and Miss W. Vodden, Mrs. Earl Blake, Mrs. C.
Ellis a reading. Luncheon was eerved. Ball and Mrs. N. Wright.
singing the National Anthem, follow-.
ed by the Lord's Prayer. The min-
utes of the previous meeting were
NOTICE
The Red Indian Station is now in operation
again. We have obtained an army truck
with a winch on it. For towing service day
and night call 205-J—
Cars
Cars we are now wrecking are:
1937 Desoto,
1930 Hudson,
and 1933 Studebaker.
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C. L. STANLEY
1935 Dodge,
1930 Pontiac,
Community Furniture Sale
Anyone desiring to place furniture, etc.
in a Community Sale, please notify me before
Monday, April 21st, so I may advertise it.
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT
Phone 203
AUCTIONEER
Box 293, Clinton
16-b
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Open for Business
Highway No. 4 Passable Again
for Through Traffic
A HEARTY WELCOME
TO OLD AND NEW CUSTOMERS!
VULCANIZING (24-hour service)
Goodrich Tires Hart Batteries
Harry Davies Tire and Battery
WiIITE 'ROSE
GASOLINE
and OIL
VICTORIA ST.
Phone 460
CLINTON
41611111111101111.
Girls - Here's Your Chance
EARN WHILE YOU LEARN
A NEW TRADE
Clinton Knitting Company Ltd.
Apply for Particulars
To the Superintendent
JUST ARRIVED
Two High Class Ranges
Clare Bros.. Jewel
Square, with high shelf, all -enamel
Enterprise
With reservoir and warming oven
SEE THESE FINE RANGES TODAY
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