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FOR SALE
• FORDSON TRACTOR an A-1 con-.
dition, Arkell, Bayfield Line,
Phone Olinton 906n25. 22-23-p
HAY UBBEIR4TIRED
Wagon. Apply W. B. Ilhomrpson.
'2 miles west of Clinton on Highway
No. 8. 23-p
QUEBEC 'SULKY, NG. 21. Would
eearehange on a 14 -plate hi -throw disc
harrow. Apply Joseph Clegg, phone
.6.19r13. 23-24-p
SMALL COOK STOVE, ideal for
farmer's summer kitchen. Cheap for
..quick sale. Apply Mrs. James Liv-
ermore, phone 249. 22-•23-p
...OUTBOARD MOTORS, Brand New)
1 H.P. $79.50, immediate deliveiy.
"Transportation prepaid. Christian's
Electric and Hardware, Oshawa, On-
tario. 1S -23-b
'TRAN,S-CANADA TIRES:1 600/16-
17.25I Waite! Phone! or •call
for prices 'on your particuar size;
We have it. Visoil Motor Oil. 5 gal.
$3.55 in factory sealed containers.
-Frank A. Gallow, 14 North St„ God
:are% phone 599. . 23-p
TABLE IVIOD'EL RANGETTE, in
good condition. Phone Clinton
615r12. 23-p
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
1928 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN. Phone
196, Myth. 23-p
1935 PONTIAC SEDAN. Apply
Donald Darnall, ,phone Hosall 79r24.
22-23-p
1928 PLYMOUTH SEDAN in good
condition, all good tires. Apply to
Dennis Bisback, Clinton. 23-p
1940 FORD COACH, motor, body
and tires in good condition. Priced
for immediate sale, LAC Wills, R.
and C.S., Clinton, • 23-p
1988 FORD COACH in good con -
clition. William Porter, 4th comes -
Sion. Goderich Township, R.R. 2,
oderich. phone Goderich 934r5.
23-p
FOR RENT
Two UNFURNISHED ROOMS,
suitable for light housekeeping. Ap.
ply Box 32, Hayfield. Ont, 22-p
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
NINE LITTLE PIGS FOR SALE.
Apply Fred -Wallis', Ra. 1, Hayfield,
hone 'Clinton 909r33. 23-p
TENDERS WANTBD
FENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED
up to June 7 for painting and
decorating inside and out, of S.S.
o. 1, "Baird's," also for rewiring.
For further particulars apply
eorge L. Reid, .seceetery.treasurer.
tanley Township School •Area,
22-23-1)
TEACHERS WANTED
:APPLICATIONS WILL BE received
for a qualified Protestant teacher
for S.'S. No. 14, .Stanley. The school
1-ias hydro and all modern conven-
iences, situated one mile off No. 4
Highway. Applicants please state
,qualifications, experience and name
..of last ineipeetor if experienced.
'Duties to commence September 2.
'George L. Redd, secretary -treasurer,
Stanley Township School Area,
'Varna. 22-23-b
WANTED
-SWEET 'WILLIAM PLANTS wanted
•Apply Box "T" NDWIS-RBCORD.
23-p
BUSINESS GIRL OF TORONTO,
<desires room and board on quiet farm.
-0Good meals essential. For spending
occasional weekend is during the sum-
tmer months. Write Box "C" NEWS -
RECORD, 22-24-254i
SITUATIONS -WANTED
POSITION WANTED AS MAID IN
'home. Experienced. Sox '93", NEWS..
RECORD , 23-b
BABY CHICKS
13A,RG•AINIS IIN CHICKS for this
week and next; .Barred Rock, New
Haineshire, White Rook, Light Sus-
sex, New Hampshire X Barred Rock,
Barred Reek X New Harnpshires,
Light Sussex X New Hampahires,
Light Sussex X Barred Rock non -
sexed 9.95, pullets 35.95, cm:km.0e
8.95 Assorted Heavies non -sexed
8.05, pullets 14,95, cockerels 7.95.
White Leghorn X Barred Rook'
Austra White 8.95, pullets 18.95,
cockerel's 3.95 White Leghorn 8.95,
pullets 18.95, cockerels 1.00. As-
s'orted Light or Medium breeds non -
sexed 7.95, pullets 17.95. Two week
old add 6.60, three week old add
11.00 per 'hendted Shipped COD.
This advertisement must accompany
year order to receive these special
pricee, Also pullets eight weeks to
laying. Top Notch Chickeries,
Guelroh, Ontario, • 28-b
• SEED FOR SALE
QUANTITY GREEN MOUNTAIN
Potatoesgrown from certified e'eed.
Apply Morgan Jones, R.R. 2. Clinton,
phone 902r4. 22-23-24-p
POTATOES — WHITE' GIANT,
'Oolableos and Warbas, excellent quel-
ity, suitable for table rase or seed.
Apply .Ira Merrill, phone 9021.16,
Clinton. 23-x
ACCOMMODATION FOR RENT
TWOI,R.001VIS WITH USE of kitchen.
Phone 461. 23-b
PROPERTY FOR SALE
BRICK DWELLING IN BLYTH with
barn and garage combined, 'Kith's of
an acre of land, hard and soft water
in house. Apply bb Mrs. Neil Leslie,
Blyth. 23-24-p
STUCCO SIX -ROOM DWELLING
in Blyth, garage, one block from No.
4 Highway, pleasant surroundings,
good well and cistern. Apply Leslie
Hilborn, Blyth. , 23-24-p
LOST AND FOUND
FOUND—LADY'S WRIST WATCH,
several days ago. Owner may have
same by paying for this advertise-
ment and proving property at the
Police Office. 23-b
LOST BLACK LEATHER Wallet,
Monday morning, Rattenbury St.
West 'or Main St. containing sum of
money. licenses, key, •etc. Apply Box
"L" NEWS -RECORD. 23-b
MEN WANTED
FAMILIIX -OFFERS YOU MORE
money . larger orders in the door
to door selling field. Customers are
enthused over the value of our 200
guaranteed household necessities.
Every person a potential buyer. Op-
erate in town oe in the country if
you own a ear. SECURE THE
PROFITA13LE FAMILEX AGENCY
IN YOUR TERRITORY. Details and
catalogue FREE. Dept. H. 1600
Delorimier, Montreal. 23-b
MISCELLANEOUS
SLENDOR TABLETS are effective.
2 weeks supply $1; 12 weeks $5, at
Pennebaker's Drug Store. •
OLD HORSES, WILL PAY $1.50
per hundredweight. Will call and
pick up same, 'amine 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, niore comfort with
less fuel, modern equipment and ex-
perienced crews. For free estimate
and terms phone NEWS -RECORD,
or write Rowland G. Dary, 5 Thornton
Ave., London. 2btfb
NOTICE ,
$100 RBWARID for information lead-
ing to the person or persons damag-
ing cement block wall on Queen St.
Earl Doucette. 22-p
ANYONE. FOUND ,PRESPASSING
on Part Lots 41, 51, Tuekensmith
Township, at any time hereafter will
be prosecuted by Order of the Own-
er, A. El. Parry. May 15, 1947.
24-25-26-27-p
'FATHER S DAY JUNE 1 5
Yes, Sunday, June 15, is "Dad's Day," the day
when Dad is Xing a the house. Why not make this
Father's Day .a inemozable one for him by giving him
something useful as a gift. •
We know that any DMI would appreciate a smart
Sport Shirt or a pair of Tropical or WorSted Slacks,
but these are only two of our many suggestions. Choose
your gift from our array of sweaters, ties, jackets, socks,
belts, braces, handkerchiefs, underwear, sports coats and
many other items.
SHOW POPS TREAT HE IS TOPS
Pickett and Campbell
Agents for Tip Top Tailors, Cambridge Clothes & Scott -McHale Shoes
•Phone 25 .• Clinton
OPEN SUNDAY
JUNE 8
n d
Every Night Next Week
• June 8 - 14 ipclusive
• LAYTON'S GARAGE
SUPERTEST GAS AND ag,
!GENERAL REPAIRING •
Vittoria St. Phone 44 Clinton
BIRTHS
BRANDON -An Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Tuesday, June 3, 1947, to
Mr. and Mrs. 'Charles Brandon,
RR. 4, Clinton. a daughter.
BREAKIEY—lai Clinton Public Hos-
pital, or Friday, May 30, 1947, te
Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth M. Breakey,
Ztnieb, a son, (Richard Oniessa.
BROWN—In Clinton Public Hospital,
on Firiday, May 30, 1947, to Mr.
.and Mrs. Fred Brown. Burieh,
Son, (John Theodore).
KYLEI—At ,Scotb Memorial Hospital,
:Seaforth, Friday, May 30, 1947, to
Mr. and Mrs. David Kyle, Bengali!,
,d'aughter.
bleCLENCHEY —• li 'Clinton Public
Hospital,. on Wednesday, Dine 4,
19417, to Sir. and Mrs. °Weed.
e AMeClinchey, Clinton, a son .
MILLISON-.-In 'Clinton Public Ido-
l/hal on 'Saturday, May 31, 1947,
to Ma.. and Mrs. 'Gordon IVIilleon•
R.R. 2, 'C'indion, a son.
'STEVENS—In 'Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Wednesday, June 4, 1947.
40 Ildr: and Mrs. Herbert Stevens,
R.R. 5, 'Clinton, a son.
TUNNIEY—In ' 'Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Sunday, June 1, 1947, to
Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Money,
Blyth, a daughter. (Kathryn Auld -
ens).
DEATHS
BARKLEY-eSuddenly at Echo 'Buy,
Ont., on Tuesday. June 3, 1947,
.Margaret Walker, beloved wife of
James Barkley formerly of Clinton
and aunt of J. M. Elliott in her
79th year. Funeral from her late
residence, Echo Bay, Thursday-,
June 5, to Echo Bay Cemetery.
HERBERT—Suridenly, at his late
residence, 180 Dowling Ave., Tor-
onto, on Saturday, May 31, 1947.
Rev. John Wesley Herbert, form-
erly of Holmesville, in his 70th
year. Funeral from Ross J. Craig's
Funeral Home, Queen St. W., Toe.
onta, Tuesday, June 3, followed by
cremation at the Necropolis.
PRYOR—In Victoria Hospital, Lon -
{1071; on Monday, June 2, 1947,
Jennie beloved wife of Thomas
Pryde, Exeter, and mother of Ray,
Jack, Doug and Bob. Funeral ser-
vice from. her late residence, Ex-
eter, Wednesday, June 4, to Ex-
eter Cemetery.
MARES — In Denver, Colorado, on
1VIond,ay, June 2, 1947, Henry Jack-
son Marks, third son of the late
Maria Middleton Phillips and Tud-
or J. Marks, Bayfield, in his 63rd
year.
TALBOT At her l'on'e, Hayfield,
early Tuesday morning, June 3,
1947, Elizabeth H, Stevens, widow
of William II. Talbot, in her 81st
year. Ihmeral from her residence.
Main street, Bayfield, Thursday,
afternoon, June 5, to Hayfield
Cemetery.
ATTENTION!
Citizens of Clinton
CLINTON AND COMMUNITY
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
BUILDING: FUND
Work has aleeady •begun on the
new Hospital Wing and citizens
will be 'called on by canvassers to
subscribe to this worthy cause.
Donations will also be received
at the Bank of Montreal, The
Royal Bank, or at the Town
Clerk's Office in the Town Hall.
Your Hospital Board believes
that every citizen will want to
have a Share in the extension of
this institution -which has been
such an asset and credit to our
town. The citizens of Clinton
have never been backward in
their support of every worth-
while 'cause, and 'this Board is
confident that you will be gener-
our in your support of our own
local institution.
Contributions to such non-
profit organizations as this are
deductible from your Income Tax
returns.
Be ,generous. and make your
suborn:don today.
—BOARD OF THE CLINTON
PUBLIC HOSPITAL
21-22-23-b
We have a few cellophdne bags
for your fruit cartons
Strawberries H.S., per pkg. 40e
Fruit Salad H.S. 30e
Pie Cherries ILS. 35e
Blueberries 35o
Peaches 30c
Garden Fresh Frozen Peas 30e
Fresh Frozen Corn G.B. . 30c
We Buy Hides
BATKINS
CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL DESIGNS
For Every Occasion
C V. COOKE
?Lawn,
Phones; 66w and 661
BEAUTY SHOPPE
Shampoo
Manicure
Finger Wave
Permanents
ETHEL Til
Town Seeks Building
Lots. for 50 Houses
(Continued from Page One)
Limited will, during the life of the
agneement, snake payment in lieu of
taxes up each house 'erected at $24,
per year for each 'house with two
bedrooms or lees, and $30. per year
on each house having three or more
bedirooms, plus $1, per yew.. per house
for street lighting.
Wartime Housing Limited on tlieir
part, enter into On agreement with
the launicipality whereby the houses
shall be rented to • servicemen or
their families for as long as there
is a demand for rental houses for this
type of citizens; and only after these
families have been, taken care .of shall
the houses be rented to' civilians; the
rentalscharged to such and their
families to range from $22.00 to $30.
00 pet month, according to, the •size
of 'the ltettse.
In view of the fact that the 1V1un-
icipality supplies fully improved pro-
perty at a nendual price of $1.00 per
lot, and are paeprured to accept ti
lieu of taxes the amounts •specified,
above, Wartime Housing Limited a-
gree to sell the houses as a whole to
the 'Municinality for $1,000.00 each at
the end of a stated period which is
determined by the cost of construct-
ion. At an estimated average cost of
$4,000.00 per house, the period of the
agreement will be. fifteen (15) years
and the term of the agreement will
be extended or reduced by one year
for each full $200.00 by which the
'actual 'completed average cost is
more or less than the estimated cost
of $4,000.00. In- other words, if the
actual completed average 'cost should
be $4,400,00, then the period of the
agreement will be seventeen (17)
years. Conversely if the actual com-
pleted average cost is $3,800.00, the
term of the agreement would then bo
fourteen (14) years.
Wartime Housing Limited homes
are •constructed in accordance with
the National Building. Code using the
best materials available. In other
words, the houses being built give
the tenants reasonable housing stand -
ands at a minimum rental. They are
fully insulated for warmth in winter,
which has a direct bearing 011 heating
cnolesi.
t.s. and exclusion of heat in m
su-
CARD OF THANKS
Almod Jamieson desires to thank
all the neighbours and friends who
expressed their sympathy in any way
during his recent sad bereavement;
special thanks to those who sent the
beautiful floral tributes. 23-p
Cid? Get Pop Vi
9
With IRON; plus supplements
CALCIUM, VITAMIN! Eel
nu EORMENI gf1'DOb2N,W0,eck,g-V.o1
linnstell. Talus Ogres, Contains Wile one:»
beaded after 40 —00 Ladles old Pen because lack-
ing Wont ulna calcium. Vitamin Ili. Thousands now
/eel MM. Years youneer. Try Ostrez Tonle Tablets
TODAY. tust Introductory size now tor eats Me,
Ver snap 0 all drug stares everywhere,
ROXY THEATRE
IcLiN.T0N.
Now Playing—"MON and DAD"
Adult Entertainment, Women at
2 p.m. and 7 p.m.; men at 9 min.
daily
MON., TUBS., WED.
James Cagney Annabelle
• and Richard Conte
A startling story of the U.S. secret
service operations, a saga of the
men who lost 'their identity to
save their "country.
"13' RUE MADELEINE"
• THUR., FRI., SAT.
'THE THRILL OF BRAZIL'
A South American fiesta of music,
laughter :mid talent.
Evelyn Keyes - Keenan Wynn
and .Ann TVIiller
Coming — "CENTENNIAL SUM-
MER" in Technicolor, Cornel Wilde
11/educes: Sat., holidays, 2.30 p.m.
CAPITAL, THEATRE
G 0 D B RI C 11
Now Playing—Douglas Fairbanks,
Jr. in "SINBAD THE SAILOR"
Technicolor
MON., TUES., WED.
The. Prank nonage production of
"I've Always Loved You"
A great dnd 'Alietinguished love
story enriched by music a-nd Tech-
nicolor -- Philip Dorn, Catherine
McLeod and 'William Carter, Aldo
featuring Mme. Maria'
Onspenskaya 1/4
THUR., FRI., SAT.
Henry Fonda - Gene Tierney
• and Stuffy ODool
A wild -riding story of the colour- '
Iftil old West features the ed -
ventures of a sitar outlaw
'The Return of Frank James'
Coming—A Full Week --
"THE JOLSON STORY"
Mat.: Wed. Sat. holidays, 2.30 p.m.
REGENT THEATRE
S EAPon'ril
Now Playing—Dorothy Mc. Guire
, and Robert Young in
"CLAUDIA AND DAVID"
Mon., Tues., WE, Thur.. Fri.. Sat.
Columbia Pictures present
"THE JOLSON STORY"
A- Techoieolor cavalcade of glor-
ious entertainment that you must
not miss. This life story of Jolson
is an epic of the theatre. lin the
cast are LARRY PARKS as Al
.Tolson, Evelyn Keyes, Bill Demar-
est and Hill Goodwin
Conding--"TI-IE DARK MIRROR"
Adult Entertelinnent
Matinees: Sat & holidays, 2.30 p.m.
WESLEY-WILLIS GIRLS' CLUB
The Girls' Olub of Wesley -Willis
Church will hold a pot luck supper,
Tuesday, June 10, at 6.80 p.m.
Notice to Creditors
---- •
In the Estate of WILLIAM OKE
All persons having claims against
the Estate of William Oke, late of
the Town •of Clinton, in the County of
Huron, Gentleman, deceased, who died
on the 25th day of April, 1947, are,
hereby 'notified to send, in full par-
ticulars of their chains to the under-
signed on or before the 12th da•Y of
June, 1947, after 'which date the as-
sets will be distributed, having re-
gard only to claims then recieved.
DATED at Seaforth, this 20th day
of May, 1947.
• McCONNELL & HAYS,
Seaforth, Ontario,
Solicitors for the Administrator
21-22-23-b
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For Sal
In the Village of Bayfield—Wz
storey dwelling, fell basement,
hydro, two car garage, hen house,
1/4 acre land, immediate posses-
sion.
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Four Bedroom, two storey frame
dwelling, bath, furnace. and gar-
age, sold subject to present ten-
ancy.
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H. C. LAWSON
REAL ESTATE BROKER
Phone 251w Clinton, Ont.
HELP WANTED
Have openings for' two or three young
men as beginners where employment
will be pleasant and permanent; also
have employment for a few men wail
experience in woodworking industry.
.APPLY:
Sherlock -Manning Pianos, Limited
CLINTON, ONTARIO
23-b
Clinton and District
Chamber of Commerce
A General Meeting of Clinton and Distriot Chamber
of Commerce will be held in the
Town Council Chamber
Tuesday, June 10
AT 8 P.M.
for the purpose of conducting business of interest
• to the members.
AGENDA:.
EV Reports of Committees;
[2] General Business of Chamber.
PROSPECTIVE MEMBERS INVITED TO ATTEND
G. R. FOSTER, B. B. POOKLINGTON,
President Sec-retarry-treasurer,
23-b
Special Service
For Farmers!
• •
Have your tractor tires serviced right on your
farm, saving you vakiable time in a busy season.
Vulcanizing; tires filled with fluid using port-
able machine.
Just Phone
DAY 460
NIGHT 469
Tire Road Service — 24 Hours
VULCANIZING (24-hour service)
Harry Davies Tire and Battery
WHITE ROSEacc--.41776) VICTORIA ST.
GASOLINE -4 Phone 460
• A
IE you use cooling, refreshing ICE -MINT to
rid your feet of aching, burning callouses and
corns. Tired isluscles respond quickly to the
first applicntion of soothing, creamy -white
medicinal ICE -MINT The refreshing. tin.
gling serundon as you apply rhe cream cells
you that Ids going right to work on the foot
paIns that put the wrinkles in your brow Gat
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hearing, mild or advanced cases.
You can distinctly hear a whis-
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"STAND UP FOR THE FAITH ONCE
DELIVERED TO THE SAINTS"
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DON'T LET MODERNISM ROB YOU OF YOUR FAITH
THE OLD-TIME GOSPEL IS STILL THE NEWEST
THING ON EARTH TO -DAY.
Repent of your sins—Believe Christ died for you—AND BE SAVED
TUNE IN—Pilgrim's Hour, 7-7.30 E.S.T. Sunday eve.
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THAT'S WRY WE SPECIALIZE IN GIVING
YOUR CAR SUPERIOR WASHING SERVICE.
NO MATTER HOW OLD YOUR CAR IS, IT
REPRESENTS A LARGE INVESTMENT. FRE
QUENT WASHING AND POLISHING OF
YOUR CAR WILL NOT ONLY PRESERVE
THE FINISH AND MAINTAIN A SMART AP-
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"TRADE IN" VALUE.
Open
SUNDAY, JUNE 8
• Every Night Next Week,
• June 8-14, inclusive
BROWN and INKLEY
BILL 1NKLEY
"Service With a Sntile"
Phone 784
CLINTON
PERCY BROWN
WANTED
LINEMAN for Construction Work, also to
read meters and do general P.U.C. work.
State salary expected and married status.
Steady joib For the right man—around 25 years of age
APPLY TO
Ab E. Rumball, Superintendent,
Public Utilities Commission, Clinton
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UNDERSEAL
We have just installed equipment to give Protective
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PROTECTS AGAINST:
0 RUST
• CORROSION
• RATTLES AND SQUEAKS
• DUST, HEAT, COLD, FUMES, EEC.
Murphy Bros. Garage
Huron at Orange
Hudson and Willys
SALES and SERVICE
PHONE 465
Clinton
More in Demand
Because They Give
More in Performance
PRESTO Combination Pressure Cooker and
Canner, capacity five quart jars
EACH . . . . . ......... . $25:50
HOT PLATBS, Single and Double
ELECTRIC IRONS and TOASTERS
HAWKINS HARDWARE
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