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FOR SALE
.. 21LAY PEN, DIiKE NEW, phone 78-w
19-P
CaIFtSICS' TWEED SUIT, Fit 10 •or 12
year, ,old, Phone 343-w. 19-b
"NEIW PRINCESS PAT" RANGE,
.only used a .short tinge. Phone 298.
ABOUT 50 ISPRUOER TREES, three
to four feet high. Phone 622r2.
• 19-p
'SET OF THiRD01i ,SECTION 'spring
--tooth drag harrows. Roy Cantelon
phone 020r21. 19-p
SIMAiLL WESTINGHOUSE E':leetrie
radio. J. W. Van Egmond, phone -
Clinton 805r13. 19-p
TJNDIEIRWOl01D STANDARD Type-
writer in good condition. Mrs. W. D.
Wells phone 349-j 19-p
€MALL 0VIeCLARY .RANGE, cream
-enamel front, with waterfront con-
°moetions. Phone 364. 19-b
TsWO••sSECTTri0N SER' OF SPRING
-tooth harrows. Phone 264. 19-b
STROLLER.' -- IN GOOD condition.
11'hone 33. 19-p
REGISTERED COCKER SPANIELS
,black, buff, red and white. Apply
E. J. Grey, ethane 191-ev, Raglan St.,
'Clairton. 19-20-21-b
THOL SPEI+TI HEARER due to freshen
in two weeks; also one navy blue
stroller. Apply Jack Gilbert, phone
4Goderieh 986r22. 19-b
'OUTBOARD MOTORS, Brand New,
1 H.P. $79.50, immediate delivery.
'°Transportation prepaid. Christian's
electric and Hardware. Oshawa, On -
Unice 18--23-b
-JEWEL KITOHEN RANGE, made
by CIare Bros., ivory with green trim
in A-1 condition. Apply Mts. Robert
'Webster, Victoria 1., phone 268-w
-Clinton_ 19-p
'1 MIN'S NAVY BLUE PIN STRIPE
"Worsted, three-piece suit, size 40,
like, new; also lady's ,fuchsia crepe
dress size 12, and baby play pen.
:Phone Clinton 475. 19-p
ONE; MASiSEY-HARRIS two furrow
traotor 'plough, No. 21, cheap for
quick sale. Also some Ajax seed
oats. Apply • to Bob Glen, R.R. 5,
'Cainton, phone 620e24, Clinton. 19-p
CEDAR POSTS, ANCHOR POSTS
and braces; also a bulking 10x12,
would make colony house , or wood -
lied. Coal, coke and wood on hand.
James, E Johnston, phone 485-w.
19120-,p
RUBBER TIRED WAGON; one auto
track; cultivator, 7 foot gratin binder
hey rake; will take wagon or live-
stock in trade. Apply W. 13, Thome'.
eon; 2 miles west of Clinton on No.
Highway. tele rt
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
HOIOE LITTLE PIGS ready to
wean. Apply Robert Cole, phone
06424, Clinton. 18-10-p.
0 CHUNKS BETWEEN 90 and lee; 18 smaller chunks. Apply Lloyd
"bewart, phone 805r4. 19-b
UWO YOUNG YORE/SHIRE SOWS,
e to farrow this month, George
eo)elough, R.R. 1, Clinton. 19m
2 CHOICE YORK SOWS, due in
'wo weeks time. Reasonable. Apply
loss Fitzsimons, Clinton. 19-p
UR YORK SOWS, good bacon
ype, due to farrow May 15. Apply
1k1 Grigg, phone 9E11, Clinton.
19-20-p
PROPERTY FOR SALE
A. 0E0fiiME BUILDING LOT. Apply
to Levi Siong. 19-p
GOOD ,IRU9iLD1NG LOT, excellent
location on Whitehead st. Phone
326. 19-b
SME HOUSE FOR SALE, in
good condition. Could ,be moved.
Box. "0" NEWS -RECORD 19-p
11 STOREY FRAME drivelling with
'ix rooms, situated en Princess St.,
garage, running water, hydro, Apply
ex "W" NEWS -RECORD.
19 -p -20-b
MODERN FRAME BUILDING, sit-
uated on Centre- St., •Seaforth, the
property of Rev. J. E. Hogg. Three
piece batbroom, furnace, good base-
ment, laundry tubs,' ]rot and cold
waster. Prompt possession. Apply
to E. C. Chamberlain, Real Estate
broker, Seaforth, Ont: 18-19-b
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
1936 FORD COUPE, good condition
•throughout. Phone 'P75 -M, Goderich.
19-p
GOOD USED CAR FOR ,SALE, Ap-
ply F'erg VanEganond, Phone 187.
19-p
'1931 CH,EVROPLET COACH, good
running condition, two new tires.
'Priced reasonable for quick sale. Ap-
ply ,Phone 2818, Blyth. 19-p
1940 BUIOIC..SUPER CLUB 'COUPE,
first class condition, two new tires,
beater, engine oveuheanled. Best
ease offer. Call 01irton. 387 between
5 and 6 p.m. 19-p
WANTED TO BUY
-PURIGHASEI OF TWO OR TiFIREE
Durham. Heifers, to freshen in May
if possible; also erre or two York
'brood sones due in May if possible
''Phone 24m8, Myth. 19-20-e
FARM FOR SALE OR RENT
'LOT 29, C•ONCEiSSION 12, toile
south of HelmesviIle, 80 acres pas-
' ture with spring creek. Apply to
John Potter, RR. 2, Olioton, phone
002e14. 19-20-p
WORK WANTED
YOUNG LADY WANTS WORK,
typing, clerlci•ng, or what have you?
Phone 7. • 19-p
CAPABLE' WOMAN desires work,
either .doing )lion housework looking
after an elderly person or children.
Apply Box "C" MEWS 11ECORii,
19-b
TEACHER WANTED
PROTESTANT TEACHER wanted
foe S.S. No. 5, Stanley. Hydro in
school, 14 on roll. Duties to com-
mence in September. Apply stating
qualifications and salary expected to
Richard Robinson, secretary -treasur-
er, Box 37, 11.11. 1, Zurieb, Ont.
18-19-b
TEACHER WANTED
8R02TSTANT TEACHER Wanted
for 'rural public school in Village of
Constance, SS. 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 C. V. Dale, R.,R. 1,
Clinton, phone Seaforth 841r5.
17-ibtfb
ACCOMMODATION WANTED
Bi0U1SE OR APARTMENT wanted,
furnished or unfurnished by local
business man. Percy el. Brown
phone 784. 19-20-btfb
THREE' OR FOUR UNFURNISHED
Rooms wanted immediately by quiet
couple -with one child, 15 months old.
Phone 803r31. 19-20-p
AIRMAN AND /WIFE DESIRE ONE
or two furnished light housekeeping
rooms in town. Write Box "W"
NEWS -RECORD. ' 19-p
ROUSE WANTED TO RENT by
married couple with small family.
Permanent residents. Required by
end of February. Apply Ellwood
Epps Sport Shop. 3-btfb
YOUNG BUSINESS MAN with wife
and two small children urgently re-
quire a six or eight room house.
Apply Arnold Jackson, Jeweller, at
•store formerly owned by R. H. John-
son. 19-p
WANTED, (ACCOMMODATION for
young business couple. Both are
abstainers, quiet and possess best
recommendation, No children. Cook-
ing facilities required. Heated pre -
feared: Box "P", NEWS -RECORD.
18-19-p
WANTED
HAVE YOU $500 TO LOAN for six
months or year at 5% interest with
the best of security? If you have
'please write Box "S". CLINTON
NEWS -RECORD. 18-19-p
I WOULD LIKE TO PURCHASE
Jersey or Guernsey Heifer, coming
two years old, due to freshen Novem-
ber or December. Thomas Lepping-
ton. Phone- 587. 19-0
HELP WANTED
GIRL OR WOMAN FOR GENERAL
housework; two sisters or friends
considered; adult family, evenings
free, excellent wages. Mrs. G. H.
McCormick, 18 Brant Rd., North,
Galt, Ontario. 19-p
MARRIED' ,MAN FOR FARM work,
house provided, running water and
hydro, free -milk and fuel. Annual
salary $1.000. Stewart Middleton,
phone 906r6, Clinton. 18-19-b
WANTED AT PARK HOUSE, God-
erieh, (Select Private Hotel) two
womenor girls for work in pleasant
surroundings. Permanent. Good
wages. Live in. • Phone Goderich
685 for interview. • 19-20-b
ARE YOU THE MAN? . , to enjoy
a steadily increasing life income in
your, OWN business? Are you willing
to call from • door to door' with a
guaranteed line of over 200 house-
hold necessities and ;to build a re-
liable enterprise using our modern
methods? Very little detrital requir-
ed. Details and datalogue FREE.
FAMILEX, Dept, A, 1600 Delorimier,
Montreal. 19-b
SEED FOR SALE
WHINE DUTCH CLOVER SEED,
and Ladino Clover Seed and Timothy
Seed. Hugh Ball, phone 617r2, Clin-
ton. 19-b
BABY CHICKS
GOVERNMENT APPROVED chick
bargains for this week and next:
day old Barred Reeks, New Hemp -
shires, New Hampshire X Barred
Rock, Light Sussex X Barred Rock,
New Hampshire X Light Sussex
non -sexed 9.95, pullets 17.95, cock-
erels 6.95. Assorted Heavy Breeds
non -sexed) 8,95, pullets 16.95, cock-
erels 5.95. Cockerels: White ,Leg-
horn X Barred 'Rock, White Rock X
White Leghorn, Austro Whites 1,95,
White Leghorn 95c. Two week old
add 6.00 per hundred. 3 week old
add 11.00 to non -sexed and pullets,
8.00 to cockerels. Shipped C.O.D.
This advertisement must accompany
your order to receive these special
prices. Also older pullets eight weeks
Co laying. Top Notch Chickeries,
Guelph, Ontario. 19-b
FOR RENT
A FOUR ROOM COTTAGE with
hydro, close to school and general
store, also Large garden. A,pply to
Ezra Ellis, Clinton, phone. 802r4,
19-p
NOTICE
ANYONE HAVING A,CQUIRE'D, by
any means, a jet brooch (fuchsias
raised on ,face) from store of R. H.
Johnson, Jeweller, Clinton, please
contact owner, MI's. C. B. Anderson,
Clinton. This brooch, a keepsakm
was, in said .store awaiting repairs
Signed—Mas. C. B. Anderson. 19-p
MISCELLANEOUS
OLD AND DISABLED HORSES
wanted for mink feed. Phone Gordon
Cudmore 90711.2 or Elmer Trick
907r5. 41-btfh
OLD HORSES, WILL PAY $1..50
per hundredweight, Will call and
pick up same. Phone collect Jack
Gilbert, 9361.21 or Fred. Gilbert,
936r32, Goderieh. 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. 8., Hamilton.
28 -tit
FLEECE LINE YOUR HOME with
Blown Rockwool Insulation; perman-
ent fire -proof, more comfort 'with
less foal. modern eouipment rind ex
perienoed erews. For: free estimate
and terms phone .NEWS -RECORD,
or writs Rowland C. Day, 5 Thornton
Ave., London, 2btfb
RIDING HORSES AVAILABLE
RIDING H014840S for rent or hire.'
Foe information and reservation call
478-W. 19-p
BIRTHS
BENINE,TT—'n Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Friday, May 2, 1947, to
' Mr. and .Mrs. Frank Bennett, R.R.
5, Clinton, a daughter, (Eva 'May).
F.LE'10N1G—In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Tuesday, 'Meer 6,;1947, ,to
Cpl. and 'Mrs. Howard Fleming,
Clinton, a daughter, (Beverley
Gail).
LONGWiORTH - In Clierton Public
Hospital, on Saturday, May 3,-1947,
to LAC and Mrs. Roy Longworth,
Clinton, a son, (Derrick Andrew).
SHARP ---alar Clinton Public Hospital,
on. Friday, May 2, 1947, to Me'. and
Mrs. Alvin Sharp, ,Clinton, .a daugh-
ter, (Barabra Anne).
TUW1'ON —In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Friday May 2, 1947, to
Mi,
,and. Mrs. Walter Turton, 01m -
ton, a son, (Ronald Douglas).
MARRIAGES
GOIRIR.I+LL-REM' — en. Full Gospel
Mission., Medford, -by :Rev. J.
Pearson, Godelioh, ou Saturday,
May 3, 1947, Anna Gertrude, only
daughter of James M. ;Reid, Thed-
ford and the late '•Mrs. Reid, for-
Trimly- of Clinton, to Roderick Ger-
rill, son of J, Gerrit! and the late
Mas. Goorrill, 'Sudbury.
:McBRIEN--+HIAIM'MOND=- In Knox
Presbyterian Church, Detroit, Mich
ou
'S'aturday, Marion Isabel Ham-
mond, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E.
A. Hammond, Chalmers Ave., Det-
roit, to William Hanle McBrien,
son of Mr. and Mss. G. R. McBrien,
Philip Ave., Detroit, formerly of
Clinton.
NEAL-VOSRAMP—Art Ontario St.
United Church Parsonage, Clinton,
by Rev. W. J. Woolfrey, on Tues-
day, May 6, 1047, Yohanna Alber-
dina, eldest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. A, Y. Voskamp, Hemmer,
Holland, to Allan Gordon, younger
sear of Mr. and Mac. Russell Neal,
Clinton.
DEATHS.
DAEIR—Suddenly, at bis home, Col-
borne Township, on Tuesday, May
6, George W. Doer, in his 68th
year. Interment Colborne Cerne-
tery May 8.
GOUILD—Suddenly, on Sunday, May
4, 1947, at his late residence, 67
Heathdale Rd-, Toronto, Joseph
Gould, beloved husband of Reyna
Issermran, father of Albert, Irving
and Melville, in his 54th year.
Funeral from University Ave.
ISlynagogue (Goel Tzedec), for
service to Dawes 1116. Cemetery,
Tuesday, May 6.
FLOWERS TELL
YOUR STORY
In a way word's can't ,
convey. Order
flowers early to in-
sure delivery in time
for Mother's Day,
Come in now.
Phones 66W - 66J
C. V. Cooke
FLORIST
t ■ - - - NW i 1• i
For Sale
cal
IN THE VILLAGE OP BAYFLELD,
11 storey dwelling, full basement,
hydro, two car garage, hen house;
% acre land, immediate possession.
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FOUR BEDROOM, TWO STOREY
Frame Dwelling, bath, furnace and
garage, , sold subject to present
tenancy.
a o n
EXTRA GOOD INCOME Property—
duplex apartment, rental income $780
per year. A]1 modern conveniences,
priced to sell. Tenant occupied.
0 al El
APPROXIMATELY 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.
D El d
H. C. Lawson
REAL ESTATE BROKER'
PHONE 251W — CLINTON, ONT.
we um M MO — - — .to
eraieOZeH 00E, COCKERS
FRESH FROZEN FRUITS
40o
40c
350
300
10e
3550
65c
Strawberries, ILS
Raspberries, ILS
Blueberries
Peaches
Black Cherries, H.S.
Pie Cherries, H:S
OYSTERS 1/2 pt.
We Buy Hides
BATItINS
BEAUTY SHOPPE
Shampoo
Manicure
Finger Waves
Permanents •
ETHEL THOMPSON
Princess St. East Phone 685
59-tf
Plan Improvement
Public School Grounds
Clinton Public 'School Board held
its May meeting in the school Thurs-
day evening last with all members
presenT and Chairman A. F. Cudmnore.
presiding.
The Purohasiug Committee 'was
authorized to ereet a baeksto,p in
the playground.
Considerable discussion took place
regarding salaries and engagement
of teachers for the year 1947-48, and
a special meeting is being held en
this connection .later in the ,month.
Principal G. H. Jefferson reported
an April enrolment of 281, with an
average attendance of 231.14 or 90.44
per cent, He said that there is still
a loss in 'attendance from illness,
especially croon mumps. Pre-school
pupils are being given physical ex-
amination by the Wheel Nurse, Miss
M. Mackenzie.
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RATION COUPON DUE DATES
Coupons now good are sugar -pre-.
serves S26 to S50, butter B35 to B50.
On May 15 Y1 to Y5 will become
valid for the purchase of five pounds
of canning sugar. IVB sugar is not
required Ti to YS, may be used for
preserves.
IN MEMORIAM
RUTLEDGE•--+In lovng memory of
Mrs. Mary Rutledge Who passed
away May 9, 1944.
"The dearest one this world could
hold,
The cheeriest smile and a heart'
of gold,
Those who knew her all will know
How much we lost three years ago.
Sweet is the spot where she is laid,
Many) a visit in silence is paid,
To lay a flower in remembrance
of thee,
You are not forgotten, Mother, and
never will be."
—Ever remembered by her daughters
.Mae and Margaret and grand-
children. 19-8
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Miller wish
to take this opportunity of :thanking
special nurses and; staff of nurses
and the doctors, also for flowers,
fruit and cards sent and all kind-
nesses shown. in Mrs, Miller's recent
sickness. 19-p
PYREX COLOR BOWL SES'
128 oz. -72 oz. --40 oz. -16 oz:
A r.^w set of four heat -resistant bowls
in four beautiful permanent colorer
21/2 times stronger than ordinary
bowls. For nixing, tanking, serving
end storing.
template set of !] bOWLS..on1
omY 3,70
ROXY THEATRE
lcLINTON
CAPITAL THEATRE
GODERICH
REGENT THEATRE
SE AFORTH
Now Plain—Randol h Scott in
"BADMAN'S TERRITORY""LADY
Now Playing—:Robert Young in
LUCK"
Now Playing—Barbara Hale in
"LADY LUCK"
MON., TUES., WED.
one Haver -George Montgomery
and Vivian MameLinda
A grand treat of gay tunes end
glorious Technicolor. bursting with,
eight great song )vets.
"THREE LITLE, GIRLS
IN BLUE
MON., TUES., WED.
Jeanne Crain - Cornel 'Wilde
Darnell - Walter Brennan
Constance Bennett & Dorothy Gish
A. Jerome Kern musical, done in
Technicolor, adapted from the
novel by Albert E. Idell -
",CENTENNIAL SUMMER"
MON., TUES., WED.
Tyrone Power - Anne Baxter
and Gene Tierney
The sensational story of •a man's
search for faith, by W. Somerset
Maughann, a screen -treat you
must not miss!
"THE RAZOR'S EDGE"
THUR., FRI., SAT.
Vivian Blaine - Perry Como
i and: Carmen Miranda
. with Harry James and Phil Silvers
In a musical shone .stuffed with
variety and first-class
entertainment'
"IF I'M LUCKY"
THUR., FRI, SAT.
Roy Rogers, George "Gabby"
Hayes and Dale Evans
Comedy, fiction, romance and
music --entertainment for both old
and young in
"DON'T FENCE Mai, IN"
THUR., FRI. SAT.
Ginger Rogers - rBurgess Meredith
6 and David iven t
Telling rbhe story of famous Dally
Madison, her loves, her intrigues
and, her triumphs,
"MAGNIFICENT DOLL"
•Coming—"CENTENNIAL
SUMMER"—in Technicolor
Coming—"DARK MIRROR
Adult Entertainment
Coming—Carmen Miranda in
IF I'M LUCKY"
Matinees: Sat & holidays, 2.30 p.m.
Matinees: Sat & holidays, 2.30 p.m.
Mat.: Wed. Sat. holidays, 2.30 p.m.
IN MEMORIAM
IIIFSISE!LWOOmtiln loving memory
of my dear sister, Vera Hessel-
wood, who passed away one year
ago May 111 1946.
"Our family circle has been broken,
A link gone from our chain,
But though we are parted for a
while,
We know we will meet ,again."
—eadllyl missed by sister Mabel.
19-b
LCA Now Enforceable
In County of Huron
Hon. Leslie Blackwell 'has advised
Huron officials that the enforcement
provisions of both the Liquor Control
Act and the 'Canada Temperance Act
may now be used in this county.
The matter has been under dis-
eussion for some time with the Huron
Temperance Federation pressing for
this decision. -
Both Provincial and Dominion laws
will now ,be used as they were dur-
ing the yearn 1913-1920. Where
there is any •duplication of regu,a-
ticns the CPA, which is a Dominion
Act, will be used, but the LCA.
covers violations not included in the
CTA.
Pyrex
Ovenware
New Stock
Just In
HAWKINS HARDWARE
GO YOUR CAR READY
SPECIAL SPRING CHANGEOVER
Lubricate chassis.
2Qhange engine oil
(4 quarts).
3Flush crank case.
4Jubaieant.
Change transmission
CAR
5 Change year axle
Iubricant
Drain antifreeze,
inspect and tighten
hose connections.
7Clean and adjust
spark plugs.
8Wash and Polish.
Dominion
TIRES TRUCK
Dunlop
SUPERTEST PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
Ne
784
Phone
BROWN and INKLEY
RILL INKLEY
"Service With a Smile"
CLINTON
PERCY BROWN
19-b
Tenders Wanted
TOWNSHIP OF GODERICH
Tenders will be received by the undersigned
. until June 2, 1947,
For Crushing and Delivering, approximately 3,000 yards of Crushed
Gravel, one inch' screen, to be delivered where the Road
Superintendent directs. Council will pay for the gravel
and the contractor to prepare the pits.
A marked cheque for $1100 to accompany each tender which will
he returned if tender not accepted. Lowest or any
tender not necessarily accepted.
WORK TO BE C011M»L1&TED BY OCTOBER 1
For further information refer to Roy Tyndall, Road Superintendent,
R.R. 3, Clinton.
It- G. THOMPSON, Clerk,
R.R. 2, Clinton.
19-20-b
IP
"STAND UP FOR THE FAITH ONCE •
DELIVERED TO THE SAINTS"
--
Jude 3
DON'T LET MODERNISM ROB YOU Or YOUR FAITH
THE OLD-TIME GOSPEL IS STILL THE NEWEST
THING ON EARTH TO -DAY.
Repent of your sins—Relieve Christ died for you—AND BE SAVED
TUNE IN—Pilgrims Hone, 7-7.30 E.S.T. Sunday eve.
RADIO STATION CKLW, WINDSOR
TENDERS
will be received up to June 3, 1947, for painting four rooms
and down stairs hall in (7inton Public School
Apply to T. G. Scribbins for particulars
WORK TO BE COMPLETED IN MONTH OF JULY
H. C. LAWSON, Secretary -treasurer
Aionmerminommoo18-19-b
Mother's Day May 11
Sunday is a day set aside for the best friend anyone ever had;
on this, as on every other clay, MOTHER is tops. Why not remember
her with a gift she will find useful? Although our stock is confined
more to the men's line we do carry a few items of interest to the
housewife, such as woollen blankets, sheets, tablecloths, towels,
bedspreads and other useful articles.
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LOOK! MEN
For the first time since enter-
ing business we are able to of-
fer to aur customers, FINE
WORSTED DRESS MOUS-
ERS with drop loops and pleats
in sizes 30 to 38. We feel we
are not boasting when we say
these are no doubt the best
dress trousers in town. Match
uit syour
SMART to be pair,ith a
ODD.
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ATTIENTION FARMERS
White you are waiting for the
weather to warm up to get
started on the land, why not
take stock of your WORK
CLOTHES? Do you need over-
alls, work pants, work shirts,
sox or a pair of hard wearing
work boots.
If so, see us today, `*-?'
Pickett and Campbell
Agents for Tip Top Tailors, Cambridge Clothes & Scott -McHale Shoes
Phone 25 Clinton
,, ,: Specialized
Lubrication
Iffi
Make your car new with our
complete spring changeover service!
Murphy Bros. Garage
Hudson and Willys
SALES and SERVICE
Huron at Orange PHONE 465 Clinton
19-b
Licensed
MECHANIC WANTED
Between ages of 25' and 40
HIGHEST POSSIBLE WAGES
Phone Clinton 483j and reverse charges
18-19-b
USED CARS FOR SALE
1938 DELUXE PLYMOUTH SEDAN, A-1 condition
1930 'MODEL A FOR'M, good condition '
GOODRICH TIRES —
24-HOUR
HART BATTERIES
White Rose Gasoline
and Lubricants
Horner's Service Station
Phones: Garage, 783; Night, 483J
HURON STREET CLINTON