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RECORD Office.
TF OHARGED--20 centsextra.
D10ADLINEa-9 Tam, Wednesday.
FOR SALE
'PORTABLE ELECTRIC RECORD
Player. Phone 517r22. 35db
•€ ESTERFSLLD in good condition.
Apply Box "W", .NSiWS-REGOIRD.
85p
1929 HAIRLEiY .MOTORCYOLE, just
recently reconditioned, Call Sgt. Jer-
•vis, Clinton, phone 197, 35p
-,GOOD SUPPLY of Duchess Apples
for %ala. All have been sprayed. Ap-
ply Arnold Rothwell, phone Cartel%
905r32. 35i
MOL>;EIRII SEVEN-PLEOE DINING
-room :suite, walnut finish with velour
-upholstering, Apply Proctor Palmer,
'RR 2, Clinton, phone 901x31. 35p
ONE ELECTRIC STOVE, four burn-
ers, high oven, $35; also spurs and
belt for hydro or telephone work.
Apply C. W. Brown, Clinton. 35p
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
12 YOUNG PIGS, six weeks old. lap-
id, William. Steep, Clinton. 35,p
PAGE THREE.
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Clays Fied Adlets Brig Quick Results
PROPERTY FOR SALE
13'5 ACRES ON EDGE OF TOWN of
Clinton. Large 8 -roomed house with
all modern eonveruiences, 10 acres of
orchard, river rimming through teem,
possession at once, Apply Box 474,
Clinton, or phone 488-J. '33-4-5p
11/2 STOREY PRIAIIVTE EIGHT -
room dwelling in village of Bayfield
near lakefront. Suitable for sum-
mer &welling. For further partiou-
tars apPl' to H. C. Lawson, Real
Estate Broker, Clinton, phone 251-w.
30-btfb
NW HOUSE ON KINK: [STREET,
modern conveniences, full size base-
ment, hot water heating system, four
piece bathroom, oak floors, one open
firs place, one electric dire place;
good location; price rsoacecl. Im-
mediate possession. Apply Bert Dlull-
er, Clinton phone 319J. 34-35p
ACCOMMODATION WANTED
TWO OR THREE RO011VIS furnished
or unfurnished, by couple with .two
children. Box "V", News -Record.
35p
TWO OR THREE FURINLSHED OR
unfurnished rooms wanted immed-
iately by air force couple with two
children, one school age. Apply Box
"TI", News -Record. 34-35p
WANTED TO BUY
JERSEY COW, six years old; quiet WriteICE BOXES,
r phone ANY Woods, and nice in every way, due to freshen hand store, 12 But St, Goderieh,
"October 21. 1Alpply Thomas Lepping- phone Goderaoh 242.. 24tttfb
-:ton, phone 587, 35P
ONE HEREFORD BULL CALF, of
:serviceable age. Apply :Stewart
Schoenhals, Goderaoh township, prone
Clinton 903r12. 35-36p
EIGHT LITTLE PIGS FOR SALE.
Weigh 35 pounds. Apply E. W. ,Mor-
rison, phone. Clinton &38r13. 35,p
POULTRY FOR SALE
I-PU'LLETiS FOR SAILE - 200 Sussex
x New Hampshire pullets, laying,
Apply Arnold Rathwell, phone 90542.
35p
LOST AND FOUNL
LOST --Three-year-old brindle heifer
due to freshen, strayed away Thurs •
slay night, August 21. Harry Oakes,
RR 2, Clinton, phone 902r41, Clinton+.
35-36b
LOST - At the Brucef]eld Frolic, a
gold bracelet with blue stones, val-
ued as keepsake, Reward. Marie Glid-
"dr+n, 1811 3, Clinton, phone 9011.6.
Clinton, 351)
LOST -.At the beach or on the street
in vicinity of Herta cottage, Bayfield,
un July 13, a lady's small gold Elco
'mortis watch valued as keepsake. Re-
ward, Apply Box "2" Niu3WIS-RE-
CORD'• 35b
HELP WANTED
CAS1I1i for cash-and-carry groce-
tavia. Orval Lahb, Clinton. 35b
FOR RENT
TWO ROOMS FOR LIGHT House
keeping, non-drinkers, no children.
For appointment phone 634r15, Clin-
ton, or write Box 104, Bayfield.
34-35b
LARGE laRONT ROOM -twin beds,
all new; two Windows; cool in sum-
mer, warm in winter; hot water in
bath room all the time. Suitable for
two gentlemen for room and break-
fast. Reasonable. tApply Box "L", The
NEWS -RECORD, 34-35p
WORK WANTED
HO'USEK+EEPER position wanted by
experienced lady, at once. Apply Box
"F" NEWS -RECORD. 35b
MISCELLANEOUS
SLENDOR TABLETS are effective.
2 weeks' supply $1; 12 weeks' $5, at
Pennebaker's Drug Store. 35b
WANTED TO BUY -Old horses and
dead animals, siutable for mink feed,
If dead, phone at once. Phone collect
Jack Gilbert, 936x21 or Fred Gilbert,.
936r32, Goclerioh. 25-htfh
FREE 1SAMPLE-.Send 4c stamp for
Personal Hygiene (rubber goods)
imported product, hermetically seal-
ed, electronically tested, Free price
list. Mailed in plain sealed envelope.
Adults only. W. Norman, Box 72,
Station 3, Toronto. 28-35-b
School Opens
Tuesday, Sept. 3
Yes, Mothers, Tuesday will be one of the busiest and most hectic
days of the year. To see that your boy is cmfortably and properly
Outfitted for school is a real job, but you eau make it easier if you
see us for BOYS' WEAR.
Lightweight Cotton Trousers for warmer days and the well-known
TWEEDUROY line for when the weather turns cold. Ankle and
knee length SOX, Denim OVERALLS 6 to 16, wool and cotton
SWEATERS, UNDERWEAR, and a full line of BOOTS and SHOES.
SPECIAL
This week we are offering. an assortment of Younger Girls' SHOES
fin sizes 8 to 2, suitable for school wear. Regular price $1.95 to $2.50
To Clear at $1.65 per Pair
Pickett and Campbell
Agents for Tip Top Tailors, Cambridge Clothes, Scott McHale Shoes
PHONE 25 CLINTON
OPEN SUNDAY
AUGUST 31
AND EVERY NIGHT NEXT WEEK
USED CAR SPECIALS
1942 DODGE SPECIAL DELUXE SEDAN
and several older models
J. P. MANNING
RED STAR GARAGE
Dodge and DeSoto Sales and Service
PHONE 345 CLINTON
Here It Is, Girls !
Your Chance to Join
The Happy Family who work at
Clinton Knitting Company Ltd.
APPLY TO SUPERINTENDENT
BIRTHS
nrwnria
FAIBER--•In Clinton Community Hos-
pital, on Priday, Aeguet 22, 1047,
to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Faber, at1R'. ;3
Kamen; a daaglhter, (Shirley m-
ane).
KAMAN - In Clinton Community
Hospital, on Tuesday, Augu t 2'6,
1947, to Mr. and. Mrs, John lIasian,
RR. 3; Clinton, a ran:
NEI1LANS - Ini St. Joseph's Hos-
pital, London, en Thursday, August
28, 1947, to Mr. and Mrs, Chester
Neiians (nee Alice Glen, Stanley
Township) London a son (Murray
Edward).
TAYLOR - In Clinton Community
Hospital, on Saturday, August 23,
1947, to Mr. and M•rs. Frank Tay-
lor, Clinton, a .son (Joseph Fred).
MARRIAGES
HEPBURN - COLQUS3,0'UN - At
•Christie Street Hospital Chapel,
Toronto, :ori Friday, August 15, 1947
by Padre J. E. Fraser, Audrey Mao,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
W. Colquhoun, Clinton, to George
Henry Hepburn, son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Hepburn, Chesley.
Mc1VIASTER-MARQUDS - In St. An.
drew's United Churoh, Sioux Look-
out, Ont„ on Wednesday evening
August 20, 1947, by Rev. W. T.
Brady, Clara Estella Marquis, ,Reg.
N., daughter of the late Mr. and
and Mrs. Wesley Marquis, Clinton
to Basil Foster McMaster, son of
Mrs. McMaster and the late Ern-
est McMaster, Brighton.
TYNDA,LL-WISE - Ian •St, James
Church, --Middleton, on :Saturday,
August 23, 1947, by Rev, L. Mor-
gan, FI'am-lett Vera, daughter of
Mrs. Wise and the late William
W. Wise, to Lorne Elliott, eldest
son of Mr. and IMrs, Roy Tyndall,
all of Goderieh township.
DEATHS
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ELLER - In Stratford, on Monday,
August 25, 1947, Cecil Miller, be-
loved husband of the late Emily
Colley, in his 56th year. Funeral
tom Greenwood-Gilbart Funeral
Home, Stratford; to Clinton ceme-
tery, Wednesday afternoon, Avg.
27. tn
IeILV:EEN - In Bowanville, on
Tuesday, ,Aatgust 26, 1947, Angeline
i\loBrien, widow of Francis Me-
Ilveen, aged 90 years. Funeral from
Ball Brothers Panoral Home, High
St., Clinton, this afternoon (Thurs-
day, at 2 o'clock to Clinton ceme-
tery.
ELFORD - In Stratford. General
Hospital, on Monday, August 25,
1947, Douglas William, infant son
of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Tel-
ford (nee Lorraine Talbot, Bay-
field), Stratford.
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IN MEMORIAM
ARTER - In loving memory of a
loving husband and father, J. Stan-
ey Carter, who 'passed away on.
August 27, 1948.
Ho little we knew when we woke
that morn
e sorrow the day would foretell,
oar it's hard' to part with one we love
fllt
out a last farewell.
Bu
t we think of you in silence
nd oft repeat your name,
at would we give to hear your
voice
nd see your smile again.
-Sadly missed by his wife •and
sons, Ivan and Percy
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Mary Ann
Crawford wish to thank their friends
and neighbours for all the many
kindnesses shown to •them in •their
recent bereavement. 358
Low Rail Fares to the
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
EXHIBITION
AT TORONTO
AUG. 22 - SEPT. 6
FARE AND ONE THIRD
For the Round Trip
Good Going Thursday, Aug. 21 to
Saturday, Sept. 6, inclusive
Return Limit .-- Sept. 10
Full infoamatio nfrom any Agent
CANADIAN NATIONAL
CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL DESIGNS
For Every Occasion
C. v.COKE
FLORIST
Phones: 66w and 66j
BEAUTY SHHOPPE
Shampoo
Manicure
Finger Waves
Permanente
ETHEL THOMPSON
Princess St. East.. '* Phone 585
50 tf
Newlyweds Honored
By Church Confreres
A pleasant evening was spent at
the home of Mr, and .Mrs. Keith
Tyndall on Tuesday, August It, when
the congregation of St. James church,
Middleton, called to honor this popu-
lar young couple. •
The iug9hlig•ht of the •evening; rtvas
the presentation of a beautiful oc-
casional rrhele, the address bring read
by Charles cooper, :ohureh warden.
Mrs. Tyndall, the moaner Phyllis
Middleton, was .a valued member and
organist of 'St. Janes church.
On behalf of his wife and himself,
Mr. Tyndall .fittingly thanked those
,present for their usefal gift.
A delicious lunch was served,
AUCTION SALE
OF REAL ESTATE
Furniture and household effects of
the late John Ball, Regent, st., God-
orieh, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 30
t
Household Effaects:1.30 p.m,
Electric stove, ice box, ivashing
machine, chesterfield suite, 2 bedroom
suites, chest of dtrawers, large mirror,
living room rug, 2 congarleumt rugs,
walnut gate-leg table, and 4 chefs,
6 cane bottom chairs, 3 kitchen chairs,
small tables, 3 rocking chairs, studio
couch, sideboard, radio table, piano
stool, pictures, bedding, 2 floor lamps,
kitchen cupboard, dishes, Booking
utensils, wheelbarrow, quantity of
tools, approximately 5 ton coal and
wood.
Real Estate
At the same time and place [there
will be offered for sale the beautiful
Ball home on Regent street, red
pressed brick house and garage con-
sisting of 4 rooms and bedroom, down-
stairs and clothes closets off the bed-
rooms upstairs. Town wateETAONN
age disposal, electric lights, goad
roof and new hot air furnace. Garage
with work bench and hen house. This
is an exceptionally fine property in
excellent condition.
Property will be sold subject to re-
serve bid.
CHATTELS: CASH
Executors for the Estate of late J. E.
Ball -Mrs. J. E Ball, Oscar Ball.
Clarence Bali
Auctioneer, HAROLD JACKSON
Clerk, E. P. CHESNEY.
AUCTION OSALE
Having disposed of my preperty on
corner of Pulton and Dunlop •Sts., I
have instructed Edward W. Elliott
to sell by Public Auction on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6
at 1.30 p.m. Sharp (DST)
the following household effects:
•Ohesterfield suite; studio couch,
occasional chair; 2 wicker chairs;
leather rocking chair; mahogany
rocking chair; odd dining room
chairs; mantle mirror; bridge lamp;
oak hall table; 2 bedroom suites, in-
cluding beds, dressers, chest of draw-
ers, and 2 inner spring mattreses;
Moffatt combination electric wood
and coal range; Tudhope rangette,
2 -burner hat plate; electric heater;
modern -breakfast suite in maple; 2
breakfast suites, 'including 2 tables
(1 drop Ieaf), 8 chairs, and 2 eup-
boards, 0 dining room chairs; lin-
oleum 10'x12'; linoleum 9'x12'; con-
goleum rug; scatter rugs; 'lawn
mower; wheel barrow; garden hose;
dishes, cooking -utensils; and numer-
ous other articles. TERMS CASH,
Lorne J. Drown Edward W. Elliott
Proprietor Auctioneer
35-26b
AUCTION SALE
Of Household Effects at the home
of Mrs. George Cook, Albert St. N.,
on
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 10
at 1.30 p.m. Sharp (DST)
consisting of the following:
Dining room suite, consisting of 6
chairs, table and china cabinet; 3
rocking chairs; small table; whatnot;
2 day •beds, linoleum rug 12'xl5';.
bedroom suite; mattress and feather
mattress; kitchen table; sideboard
and 7 kitchen charas; range, eatable
for wood or coal; Quebec heater; a
pairs curtains, nearly new; sealers;
cooking utensils, and numerous other
articles. TERMS CASIL
Mrs. Geo. Cook Edward W. Elliott
Proprietress Auctioneer
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ROXY THEATRE
CLINTO N
Now Playing- (Aug.8.30
"STALLION ROAR" )
'
Ronald Reaganwaabhnd Alexis Smith
Mon., Tues., 'Wed. • (Sept. 1-3)
A Cinderella [story tolyl against a •
background of national polities
featuring lovely Loretta Young
in the balmiest screen experience •
of her Life.
It's A Wonderful Life
Thurs„ :Fri., Sat. (Sept. 4-6)
The
Farmer's Daughter
Loretta Young, Joseph Cotten and
Ethel B'arryntore:
Coming- • (Sept. 8-10)
"WAKE UP AND DREAM"
John Payne and June haver
Technicolor
CAPITAL THEATRE
GODERICH
Nov.,. Playing - In Technicolor
WAKE UP AND DREAM"
with John Payne and June Haver
Mon„ Tues., Wed.
Loretta Young, Joseph Cotten and
Ethel Barrymore
The farmer's daughter goes to
town and+ surprises the town-breds
in many ways.
The
Farmer's Daughter
Thurs., Fri., Sat.
Tyrone Power, Alice Faye and
Don Ameche
Come and hear, again, come and
cheer again, one of the screens
greatest entertainment specials
• Alexander's
Ragt rrie Band
Federation Scholarship
Applications Sept. 10
Huron County Federation of Agri-
culture offers an annual Scholarship
of $100 to enable a worthy student
in the County of Huron to enteti the
first year at Ontario Agricultural
College, Guelph.
In considering apjilicatione, prefer-
ence will be shown to those applicants
with farming experience, intending to
return to the farm after completing
education.
Committee of award consists of
president, first area •second vice-presi-
dents; and seeretary.+treasurer of the
County Federation of Agriculture and
the County Agricultural Representa-
tive.
All applications should be made in
writing, and in the hands of the
County secretary not later than Se.p-
tember 10.
Work on County Roads
Includes New Surfacing
Under the supervision of county
engineer T. 11. Patterson, Huron
County Road Committee is having
the county road south of Seaforth
graded. An extra 66 feet of land was
acquired for the widening of the
road:. Trees have been planted on
this strip, on which are hydro and
telephone poles.
,When the road is finished, its sur-
face will be five feet above the bed
of ,the ditches. The side slopes will
be graded' so that cars will glide into
them without upsetting; and will also
improve drainage and snow clearing
conditions.
The land required for the grading
operations was wider than the 66
feet of the original road, and in
some places therading occupies a
width of about 80 feet,
Notice to Creditors
In the Estate of
MINNIE CAMPBELL
Late of the Town of Clinton, in the
County of Huron, Spinster, Deceased
All persona having claims against
the Estate of the above deceased are
required to file the same with the
u ndensigned Solicitor for the said
Estate, on or before the 30th day uf,
August, A:D. 1947, anter Which date
the assets: will be distnibdted amongst
the parties entitled thereto. having
regard only to the claim§ of which
notice shall have been given.
DATED at Clinton, this 12th day
of August, AD. 147.
F. PINGLAND, I' C. Clinton, Ont.,
Solicitor for the said Estate.
33-4-5-b
Notice to Creditors
In the Estate of
ROBERT .TAMES MILLER
Late of the Town of Clinton in the
County of Huron, Esquire. Deceased.
All persons having claims against
the Eistate of the above deceased are
required to file the same with the un-
dersigned :Solicitor for the said Es-
tate on or before the 30th day of. Au-
gust, AD. 1947, after which date the
assets will be distributed amongst
the parties entitled.'thereto, having
regard only to the claims of which
notice shall have been given.
DATED at Clinton, this 12th day
of August, A.D. 1947.
F. FINGLAND, KC, Clinton, Ont.,
Solicitor far the eaid Estate.
33-4-5-b
SCHOOL OF COMMERCE
CLINTON
Register for Fall Term ,Starting Sept. 8, 1947
Authorized under the D.V.A. for Training Veterans
Courses Clerical, Stenographic, Commercial, Secretarial
M. A. STONE, Commercial Specialist B. F. WARD, BA
Vice -Principal Principal
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The Heat is Terrific !
Watch Your Tires
DROP IN AND SEE US AND HANE THEM EXAMINED,
THUS SAVING TIME AND EXPENSE AND
ASSURING YOURSELF OF A SAFE HOLIDAY TRIP.
VULCANIZING (24 -Hour Service)
Harry Davies Tire and Battery
WHITE ROSE GASOLINE and 'OIL
Phone 460 VICTORIA ST. - CLINTON
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NOMMIIMINON
REGENT THEATRE
SEAFORTH
Now Playing - ABILENE TOWN
starring
Ann Dvorak. and Randolph Scott
Mon„ Tues„ Wed.
John Payne, .Tune Haver and
Charlotte Greeanyood
It's a riotous Technicolor medley
of maids, music and merriment.,
Wake Up and Dream
Thurs., Fri., Sat.
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.
Maureen O'Hara, Walter Slezak
With the .accent en epeetacie and
splendor comes an Arabian Nights
fantasy in Technicolor,
Sinball the Sailor
Coming -- "HUMORESQUE"
with John Garfield
Mat: Sat. and holidays, 2.30 p.m.
THE FIRST COLUMN
(Continued from Page One)
and most carefree summers, em-
ployed as a waiter in the vacation
period while attending Owen. Sound
Collegiate Institute . In those
days, we knew every inch of the old
shay, and can well remember one'In the neighborhood of the Soo, we
gap" between Georgian Bay and Lake
Huron when every Passenger on
board was seasick through her Toll-
ing about like a .thele. . . The waiters
- yours truly included -thought it
was swell fun because they did not
have to serve breakfast 'to the pay-
ing guests! . . . If we ever travel
particularly stormy crossing of "the certainly will visit 'the old gal.
"HOW SHALL WE ESCAPE IF WE NEGLECT SO
GREAT SALVATION?" — Heb, 2:3
"Whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord
shall be saved."
-, Rom, 10:13
TUNE IN -Pilgrim's Hour, 7-7.30 E.S.T. Sunday eve.
RAD/0 STATION CSLW, WINDSOR
OPEN SUNDAY
AUGUST 31
and
Every Night Next Week
Try and be Convinced:
BLUE SUNOCO DYNiAFUEL
GUTTA PIERCHA TIRES
DYNAPOWER BATTERIES
WATKINS' SERVICE STATION
Shue Sunoco Dealer Clinton
Phone 18
Many Thanks !
944
EFFECTIVE
I have disposed of my Bracher he Businessin Clinton,
lAY, ip on'to947 ORVAL and
BERT STANLEY.
I wish to take this opportunity of expressing my sincere thanks to
all my customers for their loyal patronage in the past, and to
solicit for my successors, your continued goodwill in the future.
I ale," would like to extend to the Stanley brothers my best wishes
for their success.
ROSS FITZSIMONS
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LAKEVIEW CASINO
GRAND BEND
• DANCING EVERY NIGHT.
BIG MIDNIGHT DANCE SEPT. 1st, 1.2.05 A.M.
LAST DANCE LABOUR DAY NIGHT!
.Sunday, August 31st, 9 p.rn.
"Variety Entertainers" -- The last Show of 1947 Season!
LABOUR DAY, SEPT. 1st
LADIES SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT —
TEAMS - Forest, Goderieh Legionettes, Dashwood, Lncan
You are promised the best .games of the season. Come out and
support YOUR Town's Team.
Many Thanks for your Visits to "The Bend"
Season 1947 has been grand, and "The Bend" is offerinn, and will
continue to offer, the newest and best in everything, making it
tops amongst the leading resorts. Our aint-"Ontario's Finest"l
Medicine Cabinets
White enamelled steel, with plain, and decorated mirror.
Just the thing for your bathroom, neat and useful
Two sizes Each $8.95 to $12.95
HUGH R. HAWKINS
PLUMBING and HEATING
Phone: Uusiness 244; Residence 470
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JACK LITTLE
Phone 335w CLINTON
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