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'' HITRSDIAY, APRIL 24, 1947
CLINTON, NtEWSeRECORI
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DEADLINE-9p.m., Wednesedy.
FOR SALE
'bScOOEMIOK DEIEff ING TRIACTO
KO. 10-20; Massey -Harris epratyer
.160 gallon capacity, Both in goo
• repair. Stewart Middleton,, phon
"Clinton 906r6. 16btf
1DAY OLD 'CHIC5S BARGAINS for
this week and next: Barred Rocks
New •Hampehires, New Hampshire X
[Barred Rooks, Light Sussex X Barred
(Reeks. Light Sussex X 1?Tew Hemp -
WORK WANTED
WANTED BY QAIPABLE WOiMAN,
position as housekeeper in town or
country, Apply Box "F" NEWS -
RECORD. 17-b
BMW CHICKS
R' shires, Barred' Rock X New Hemp-
' 'shires, New Hampshire X Light
d Sussex; non -sexed 9.95, pullets 17.95,
0i cockerels 4:95 per hundred. Assorted
'° r'hreeds 1-00 per hundred less. Cock-
erels. White Leghorn X Barred
Roelcs 1,95, White Leghorns 95c. Two
week aid ackl 6.00..Three week .old add
W 11.00` to nen-sexed -and pullets, 8.00
• to cockerels. Shipped COD'. Tide
ms. 'advertisement mut accompany your
n, order' to receive. these spedial prices,
b TOP NOTCH CHLCICIORUIS, Guelph,
0ntaneio. 17-b
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WHITE KITCHEN CABINET in
good condition. Phone 325. 17-
ONE OOGKSEUTT :TWO-FURRO
Tactor Plow; 3 sows; also parts for
Fordson tractor. ,Oharles Willie
J•r„ Holmesville, phone 901r4, Clinto
ap 17 -
ONE PRAM IN GOOD CONDITION
Pluoire 159. 17-b
BOORS — Celebrated 'Crimes by
Alexander Dumas, 7 volumes, illust-
rated; Memoirs • of the Courts of
Europe, 11 volumes; The French
Classical Romances, .8 volumes; Ter -
'centenary History of Canada, 3 vols.;
Manual of Veterinary Physiology by
Colonel F. Smith, FRCVS Phone 225,
17-b
'GOOD JUICY COW MANURE. will
sell by pile or load. will have to
1: thaw your own. Apply Thomas Lep-
1.' ping,ton, phone 587. 17-p
STROLLER—IN GOOD Condition.
Phone; 33, l'7 -b
LADIES' TWEED SPRING COAT,
-size 18, in good condition.. May be
seen 4t Lobb's Store; .. • 17-13
-BICYCLE IN A-1 SHAPE, Apply
Box 'R" NEWS -RECORD. 17-b
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
1931 DURA+NT 'SEDAN. Apply Ferg
VanEgmond.. 17-p
'1938 PONTIAC SIX, in good meth-
onkel ;condition. Phone Carlow 1706.
17-p
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
LITTLE PIGS, six weeks old. Apply
Harold( Tyndall, phone 905x2. 17-p
UMBER OP YOUNG 'SOWS, due
first of May. Apply James
Flynn, R.R. 1, Clinton, phone 841r16,
aforth. 16-17 p
SOil1F1 CHOICE LITTLE PIGS ---
Apply? Adam Steep, phone 906x12.
17-b
7 CHUNKS FOR SALE — Lloyd
aa„ Clinton, phone 805r4. 17-b
WOSOWS' DUE IN MAY, carrying
mond litter. 'Weldon Tyndall, phone
,r32i Clinton. 17-p
UIREBRED HEREFORD COW,
three years old, five seven -week-old
igs. Apply Gordon 'Seotehmer, Bay-
ield, phone 909r12, Clinton, 17-18-p
E YOUNG BROOD SOW. Also
little pigs. IAlpply Bill :Steep„
linter. 17-p
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PROPERTY .FOR SALE
WO BUILDING 'LOTS on Welling -
n and Mary (Sts. Apply J. G.
Sbbings, Mary( St., Clinton. 16-17-p
r 'ME HOUSE ON VICTORIA St,
inton, with asphalt shingle roofing,
Bar. Apply Box "P" NEWS -
'WORD. 17-18-b
O ACRES, CHOICE Well Drained
ay loam free from stone and in
gh state of cultviation, " 45 acres
meted, This land lies level and
and is much above average for
,wing a good erop. Itis situated
No. 8 Highway, 21F-' miles west of
atford City Limits. The school is
the corner of the faun. The 1'r
rey red brick house has new fur-
e and a 3 -piece bathroom, There
a large silo and large bank barn
ith steel roof, steel staunchions,
1 calf pens and water botyls, room
✓ 1,000 ,hens and all the buildings
ave hydro and water. Owner has
her interests and must sell. $10,500,
cash will handle. Apply on the
emires or to H. L. 'Snider, phone
cW, Exeter.
ACRES GOOD FERTILE LAND
'th nice modern .brick house, also
1aa11 barn, hen house and pig pen.
Ill buildings have Hydro and water
I tap., This place is situated 'on
aved highway at edge of Exeter.
he rprioe of 35,500 is less than you
ould pay for a house in town. LB.
;etre, Exeter, Ont. Phone 173x15.
. HELP WANTED
TAITREIS'S for Modern Restaurant,
eal working conditions. Thrower's
estaurant, Clinton, phone 243,
16-17-p
ARRIED MAN FOR Partin Work,.
ease provided, running water and'
tiro. Top wages. Stewart Mid'dle-
)n, phone Clinton 906r6. 16-17-b
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HOUSE TO LET
NINE -ROOMED. MOUSE TO LET.
Apply Box "31" NEWS-R10C0'RD.
17-b
• NOTICE
IF YOU NEED YOUR GARDEN
worked up, I shall be pleased to serve
you. Milton Wiltse, Victoria St.,
Clinton, 17-p
CUSTOM FARM WORK
CUSTOM PLOWING, DIKING and
Cultivating done by Charles Williams,
,Tr., Holenesville, phone 901r4, •Clin-
ton.
17-18-b
NOTICE, FARMERd
FERTILIZER FOR SALE Have a
ear of 2-12-6 now in Brucefiekl. Apply
Lloyd IScotchmer, Bayfield; phone
Clinton 614r33. 17-b
TEACHER WANTED
PROPFSTAN,T. TEACHER Wanted
for 'rural public school in Village of
Constance, S.B. No. 3, Hullett Town-
ship, Huron County. Modern equip-
ped brick school house. Duties to
commence September . 1. State , ex-
perience, qualifications and •salary
expected: Apply G. V. Dale, R.R. 1,
Clinton, phone Seaforth 841r5. '
17•+btfb
ACCOMMODATION WANTED
HOUSE WANTED TO RENT by
married " couple with small family.
Permanent residents. Required by
end of February. Apply Ellwood
Epps Sport Shop. 3-btfb
MR PORCE COUPLE with child,
five years old, urgently require an
apartment or two rooms "lightly fur-
nished. Permanent posting. Apply
Box "K" NEWS -RECORD, 17-p
TWO OR THREE Furnished Rooms
wanted in Clinton by Air Force
couple with no children, Apply Box
"L" 'NEWS -RECORD. 17-p
TWO OR THREEi Furnished Rooms
for light housekeeping wanted by
young couple with no children. Apply'
Box "G" NEWS-RRECORD', 17-p
SEED FOR SALE
AJAX SEES OATS with some barley
mixed Apply Irvine Tebbutt, phone
902r6. 16-17-p
RED CLOVER and Warba Potatoes,
slanting size. Apply Roy Tyndall,
phone Clinton 907r3. 16-17-b
AJAX AND CARTIER OATS, testing
43 lb, to the bushel, 85e per bushel.
Apply Jim Stirling, ,phone Clinton,
9001/12. 17-x
QUANTITY OP AJAX and ALASKA
Seed Oats. Apply Arnold 'Bothwell,
phone 905r32. 17-18-b
QUANTITY GREEN MOUNTAIN
Potatoes, grown, from certified seed.
Alpply Morgan Jones, R.R. 2, Clinton,
Phone 902r4. 17-18-p
MISCELLANEOUS
'ANYONE WAiNTING AVON P•ro-
dNucts, phone 682. '
14-15-16-17-18•+b
OLD AND DISABLED HORSES
wanted for mink feed. Phone Gordon
Cudmore 907r12 or Elmer Trick
907r5, 41-btfb
OLD HORSES, WILL PAY $1.50
per hundredweight. Will call and
pick up same, Phone collect Jack
Gilbert, 936r21 _or Fred Gilbert,
936r32, Goderich. 46btfb
ASTHMA SUPFEBERS -- ENJOY A
good night's sleep without coughing
and choking, as others are doing. For
free information write F. Howey, 144
Catharine St. S., Hamilton.
28-tfb
FLEECE' LINE YOUR HOME with
Blown Rockwool Insulation; Perman-
ent fire -proof, more comfort 'with
less fuel, modern equipment and ex-
perienced crews. For free estimate
and terms phone NEWS -RECORD,
or write Rowland C. Day, 5 Thornton
Ave., London. 2btfb
WESLEY-WILLIS WA
The WA. of Wesley -Willis .United
urch win ,hold its May meeting on
ursday, May 1, at 3 p.m. in the
hurch' parlour. Mrs,. Cree Cook's
roup will be hostesses.
RATION COUPON DUE DATES
• Coupons now valid are •sugar=pre-
serves 326 to 'S'4$, butter 535 to B49.
Three sugar1preserves coupons will
becoane valid during May, the first
on May 1.
Special This Week
April showers
a large shipment
6 years to 44 -inch
as these lines are
We now have
bring May flowers," but this year April brought
of Mens' and Boys' Overalls in all sizes from
waist. Take advantage of this opportunity now
still in very short supply,
Mens' Coveralls 'in sizes 40 to 46.
Suits •and Topcoats
The time to store you'''. winter overcoat has arrived, but e
coat be still a necessity. Have you seen our stook of topcoats
and suits yet? If not, see it today, we may have one to suit
your taste and pocketbook,
LADIES: Remember we have yard goods,
towels, tablecloths, blankets, as well as many
useful. articles for the kiddies.
Make our 'store your headquarters when shopping for 'footwear
for the family.
Pickett and Campbell
Agents for' Tip Top Tailors, Cambridge Clothes & Scott -McHale Shoes
Phone 25 Clinton
BIRTHS
SETTLES —.In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Thursday, April 17, 1947,
to Mr. and Mrs. Alvin `Betties,
R.R. 2, Bayfield(, .a daughter,
(Margaret Ann "Peggy ?Ann"), a
sister•or
f Bruce.
BISSETT In Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital, Goddriph, o
Friday, April 18, 194/7, to. Mr. an
Mrs. Donald Bissett, Goderieh, (ne
Bessie Livermore, Clinton), a so
(Donald Wayne),
DEATHS
MARRIAGES
OESOH-HOUSTON A,t the Presby-
terian Manse, Clinton, on Tuesday,
April 15, 1947, by. Rev. D. J. Lane,
Madge Ruth, younger daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Houston, Blue
Water Uilghway Bayfiiekd, to Vernon
Wesley, son of Mr. and Mrs. David
n Oesch,-Stanley Township.
d PHILLIPS-POiWEILL•--At the Wesley
o Willis United Church Manse :Clin.
n, 'ton, on Saturday, April 19, 1947,
by Rev. Andrew Lane, Phyllis Jean,
younger daughter. of Mr. and (Mrs.
Baden Powell; ?Seaforth: te, ?Atrchi-
bald Russell, younger son of bit'.
ancl Mrs. ,Elmere Phillips, Dun-
grunion.
WESTLAKE-TOMS-4n St. Andrew's
„ United Church, Bayfield, at 3.30
p.m„ ?Saturday, April 19, 1947, by
Rev. F. G. Stotesbury, Dawns Joy,
on)y daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Malcom Towns, Bayfield, to Lloyd
Alfred Westlake, second ,son .of Mr.
and ?Mrs. Walter M. Westlake, Bay-
field,
ALOO'CK--Suddeely at his home in
Goderich Township, on Thursday,'
A,ptil 17, 1947, Orimand Rutherford
Alcock, beloved husband of Evelyn
Martie' Bezzo, formerly of Clinton.
Funeral from :$rophey Funeral
Home, Montreal St„ Gorier -lett, Mon-
day, April 21. to Maitland Ceme-
tery, .Goderich.
DIE1iL---.Ln Olinton. P'uN n:c Hospital,
on Saturday, April 19, 1947, Marg
aret Jane Foster, beloved wife o
the late. Henry Diehl, in her 80th
' year, ' Funeral frain her late resi-
dence, 'Concession 5,, 'Stanley Town-
ship, Tuesday, April 22, to Baird's
Cemetery.
EAIST In Clinton Public Hoslital, on
Saturday, April 19, 1947, Norman
Clarence East, in his 52nd year.
Funeral from Ball Brothers Funeral
Home, High St., Tuesday, April 22,
to Clinton Cemetery.
FINLAY — In Clinton PUblie Hos-
pital, on Friday, ' April 18, 1947,
William. John Finlay, in his' 82nd
year. Funeral from the Beattie
Funeral Horne, Rattenbury St. E.,
Clinton, on "Monday, April 21, to
Maitland Cemeterly, Goderich.
f 'NIERGARTH-WALSII _ At Auburn,
by Rev. H. J. Snell, minister of
Auburn United Church, Margaret
Eileen, daughter of ,Mr, and Mrs.
Albert Walsh, Blyth, to Clare J.
Niergarbh, youngest son of Mr. and
.Mrs. Harvey Niergarth, Vtlingham.
FREEMAN- At her late residence,
9 Pearl St., London, on Sunday,
April 20, 1947, Anna Mae Hood,
beloved wife of Jesse S, Freeman,
in her 48th year. Funeral from the
home of her sister, Mrs, Peter Mc-
Kenzie, Tuckersenith Township, on
Tuesday, April 22, to Baird's
Cemetery.
HIIDIB — At his home, Goderieh
Toweship, on Sunday, ,April 20,
1947, John lludie, in his 89th year.
Funeral from his late residence,
concession 7, Goderich Township,
Wednesday, April 23, to Bayfield
Cemetery-
LAW'RASON—'At the home of his
niece, Mrs. Roy Wilson, concession
6, Goderich Township, on Friday,
April 18, 1947 William Curtis
Lawrason in his. 84th year. Funeral
from Brophey Funeral Home, God-
erich, to 'Maitland •Cemetery, God -
midi, April 23.
LEONARD—In Clinton Public Hos•
pital, on Friday, April 18, 1947,
Frederick Leonard, in his 84th
year. Funeral from Bali Brothers
Funeral Home, High St., Mondeg
April 21, to Clinton Cemetery.
VAIN LOON—In Brantford Hospital,
on Thursday, April 10, 1947, Helen
Alice 'Rodaway, daughter of the
late Mr. and 'Mils. Edward Rodaway
Clinton, and beloved wife of George
H, Van Loon, Wilsonville," in her
49th year. Funeral from Hart-
ford Baptist church to Hartford
Cemetery, on 'Sunday, April 13.
WATTS—At Carroll, 'Man., en Mon-
day, (April 14, 1947, John Thomas
Watts, in his 83rd year, native of
Hillsgreen, 'Stanley Township, Fun-
eral and interment at Carroll,
Time Table Changes
EFFECTIVE
Sunday April 27, 1947
Full Information from Agents
CANADIAN NATIONAL
RAILWAYS
F$,OZEN fooie LOCKERS
FRESH FROZEN FRUITS
Strawberries, H.S
Raspberries, H.S.
Blueberries
Peaches
Black Cherries, H.S, . , .
Pie Cherries, ILS
40c
40c
350
30e
40c
356
OYSTERS 1/2 pt. 65c
We Buy Hides
BATKINS
CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL DESIGNS
For Every Occasion
C. V. COOKS
FLORIST
Phones: 66w and 66j
BEAUTY SHOPPE
Shampoo
Manicure
Finger Waves
Permanents
ETHEL THOMPSON
Princess St. East„ Phone 585
59-tf
HOSPITAL GAMES EVENING
Motion pictures -will be another at-
traction included in the program for
the Hospital Aid Games Evening next
Wednesday, April 30. The movies,
provided by Imperial Oil Limited,
along, with the Qurizz program, lucky
door prizes, etc., will make it an
enjoyable party,. oven if cue does not
play any card` game. The many :prizes
to be given away are on display in
George Beattie's window.
IN MEMORIAM
MANN --'Ln loving memory of our
dear father and another, Mr. and Mrs.
George Mann, who passed away three
years ago, April 28, 1944, and lIlay
6, 1944:
"Three years have passed and gone,
Since the ones we loved so well
Were taken from our home on earth,
With Jesus Christ to dwell.
The flowers we place upon their
graves
May wither and decay,
But the love for them who sleeps
beneath
'Shall never fade away."
• Ever remembered by the family.
17-p
Insurance Agency
Sold
7011. H. E. RORKE has pur-
chased front me the insurance
agency of the late M. G. Rens-
ford; and I will appreciate very
much having the business in
force continued through his
agency.
GEORGE A. WALKER,
Beneficiary in the
M. G. RANSFORD ESTATE
ROXY THEATRE
CLINTON'
Now Playing — "THE ANGEL.
AND THE BAD MAN" With John
Wayne,
MON., THES., WED.
Irene Dunne, Rex Harrison, and
Linda Darnell
Sian, that strange land of en-
chantment, exotic am mystic,
lovely dancing girls in lavish cost-
umes, beautiful haren women, all
these you will eeee in
"ANNA AND '1'IIE .KING
OF SIAM"
— The above feature will comm-
ence at 7 p.m.
THUR., FRI•, SAT.
Vivian Blaine, Perry Como and
Harry James
The swing feast ,of the year, the
gayest, fastest musical you have
even' seen.
"IF I'M LUCKY"
Conran --;Tyrone Power in
"THE RAZOR'S EDGE"
AUBURN
Auburn Women's 'Institute -held its
annual "Sunshine Sisters" banquet in
the .baseanent of the United Church
Thuesday evening 'last with close to
50 members in attendance. A fine
programme was enjoyed and each
member chose a "Sunshine Sister" for
the coming year.
Auburn? Baseball Club presented a
three - act comedy:, "Adventure
Bound," in Foresters Hall' Friday
evening. A large crowd witnessed
the fine performance and 896 was
realized. The play was repeated
Monday night.
The parts were played by William
Craig, -Jr., Mrs. Roy 'Finnigan, Mrs.
W. Bradnook, Harry .Sturdy, William'
[• M - - Mil r III r
For Sale
31 au a
IN THE VILLAGE OF HAYFIELD,
11/2 storey drivelling, full basement,
hydro, two car garage, hen house;
Ye acre land, immediate possession.
D B L41
FOUR BEDROOM, TWO STOREY
Frame House with bathroom, garage,
large lot, early possession,
O 17 31
FOUR BEDROOM, TWO STOREY
Frame Dwelling, bath, furnace, and
garage, sold subject to present
tenancy.
El El 3•
EXTRA GOOD INCOME Property—
d uplex apartment, rental income 8780
per year. All modern conveniences,
priced to sell. Tenant occupied.
OO 0 C1
APRROXLMATEtLY FOUR ACRES
of good orchard consisting of Northern
Spys, North Sar, Wolf River, Duch-
ess, approximately 100 trees, situat-
ed in town. Suitable 'building lot on
property. Immediate possession.
o a d
ed n
Lawson, Realtor
17-h PHONE 251W — CLINTON, ONT.
A - M - - ti
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 east out."
John 6:37
TUNE IN—Pilgrim's Hour, 7-7.30 E.S.T. Sunday eve.
RADIO STATION CRLW, WINDSOR
Are You Interested in an Oil Burner ?
WE HAVE 19 SATISFIED CUSTOMERS
See Us Before Buying
If you need a furnace suitable for Oil or Coal
Don't forget the reliable "Hecla"
made by Clare Bros.
FINANCING CAN BE ARRANGED
HUGH R. HAWKINS
PHONE 244
COMMUNITY PARTY
Wednesday, April 30
TOWN HALL, CLINTON
art 8.30 p.m. sharp
FOR HOSPITAL AID - - ADMISSION 25c
ADDRESS—Mayor A. J. McMurray;
CARDS—Bri(Ige, Five Hundred, Euchre, Cribbage,
and any other table game. Colne 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,
TTRACTION4:—SING-SONG, conducted by Mrs. W. Perdue:,
QUIZZ, led by Mr. Ralph Foster, President,
Chamber of Commerce.
Prizes (presented by Dr.. J. W. Shaw) to be awarded for
winners in Marathon Bridge and Five hundred;
also primes 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.
16-17-b
CAPITAL THEATRE
G ODERICH
Now Playing—Gail Russel in
"THE ANGEL AND THE BAD
MAN"
MON., TUES., WED.
Jeanne Crain, Alan Young and
Lynn Bari '
It's' a Darryl Zaniack production
in new Technicolor and tells .the
story of -a girl you'd Else to know
"MARGIE"
THUR., FRI•, SAT.
Ginger Rogers, David Nivea anti
and Burgess Meredith
The -career of famous Dolly Mad-
ison becomes a thrilling epic of
the speaking ,screen,
The MAGNIFICENT DOLL'
Coming -- "SUSPENSE"
—tAdult Entertain nent-
REGENT THEATRE
SEAPORT H
Now Playing — Pat O'Brien in
,<
PE
RI
LOU
S HOT-TDAY"
MON., TUES., WED.
Irene Dunne, Rex Harrison and
Linda Darnell
This extravagant Technicolor at-
traction tells the story of an Eng-
lisch teacher in the Orient.
"ANNA AND THE KING
'OF SIAM"
THUR., FRI., SAT.
Danny Kaye, Virginia Mayo and
Vera Ellet
Broadway's top conic exoells him-
self in this singing, dancing, mile -
a -minute fun show
"PIIS, 1ID FROM
BROOKLYN"
Conning — "THREE LITTLE
GIRLS 'IN BLUE"
Mat.: Wed. Sat. holidays, 2.30 p,m. Matinees: Sat .& holidays, 2.30 p.m
Craig, Sr., Keith Arthur, ,Mss, Ellis Between the acts several vocal
Little, Mrs. Arthur Grange, Miss Mae numbers were contributed .by the
Renouf, Arthur Grange, and .Amos Blyth Male Quartette, The play will
Andrews. The play was directed by be presented in Goderich, April 23,
Rev. Harold ?Snell. and in Blyth on April 25.
Spring Dance
Town Hall, Clanton
Tuesday, May 6
Auspices Community Betterment Committee
Clinton (,ions Club
Dancing to
CKNX Airliners Orchestra
9,30 p.m. to 1 a.m.
GENERAL ADMISSION: 50 cents
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PROCLAMATION
Daylight Saving Time
SUNDAY, APRIL 27 to SEPT. 28, 1947
Whereas the Town Council has passed a
resolution setting the date for daylight sav-
ing, I hereby request the citizens to observe
the same.
To carry out the request of Council it will be necessary that
all clocks and watches be advanced one hour at 12.01 a.m. Sunday,
April 27, and returning to standard time at 12.01 a.m. Sunday,,
September 28, 1947. -
(Signed)—MAYOR A. J. McMURRAY
GOD SAVE T113 K'ING
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DANCE
TOWN HALL, CLINTON
Tuesday, April 29
Dancing 9 P.M. --- 1 A.M.
KEN WILBEE'S 5 -PIECE ORCHESTRA
Auspices Board of Park Management
ADMISSION 50 cents
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Victoria Street
Best Road in Town !
Seefor yourself.
VULCANIZING (24-hour service)
Goodrich Tires Hart Batteries
VISIT
Harry Davies Tire and Battery
WHITE ROSE
GASOLINE
and OIL
VICTORIA ST.
Phone 460
CLINTON
HERE IT IS GIRLS!
Your Chance To Join
The Happy Family Who Work At
Clinton Knitting Company Ltd.
Apply for Particulars
To the Superintendent