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III ADDLINB---9 pan., Wednesday.
FOR SALE
ONE SINIGiLE BED SPRING AND
Mattress, good as new, Percy Riley,
phone 464.
LAD'S' GiRIEY TWEED COIA,T, good.
as new, size 42. Apply Box "IG"
NE3WS;RECOIR'D, 3&p.
UPRIGHT PIANO, Meehansealiy in
A-1 condition. Apply Wilbur Welsh,
Ipisone 30, Clinton. 38-39p
IfrAaiD MAPLE WOOD FOR (SALE,
12 in.x13 in.; also small limb wood.
Fred MnCool, R.R. 1, Londesboro,
;phone 28x14, Blyth. 38p
WHITE PORCELAIN -TOP Kitchen
cabinet in good (condition. Apply to
Charles W, Brown, Clinton. 38p
PEACHES, FREIE S'TONE', yellow
'flesh, at (Suimidale Fruit Farm, Lake
Road, Forest, phone 611x14,, -Vance
Bros. m 37-38p
10-20 IMcCORMyOK-DEERING Trac-
e for in good running condition; and
'-Messey-Harris Ip1ow. Phone 964r4,
Dunton. 38-39p
MODERN BREAKFAST S T E ;
Kroehler bed chesterfield; email end
-table.Mrs. V. Fleming, Grigg Apts.,
Joseph St. 38p
""NEW PRINCESS PAT" .Cookstove
used lel years, reservoir, waterfront,
warming closet; can be used for eoal
-or wood. Everything in first-class
ooxdition. Joe Richardson, Hayfield,
phone Clinton 634r41.. 38b
15-30 INTERNATIONAL 'LlRlACPOIR
-in good condition with extension rims;
also Cockshutt three -furrow 12 -inch
tractor plow. Mel Good, R.R. 4, God-
erich, phone Carlow 2908, 37.338p
DOUBLE DAY -BED; SMALL Wood
'stove; two bar -room chairs; wringer,
-nearly new; glass cupboard; table
and six kitchen chairs; four rocking
-chairs; small dressing table; doll bed
and chair; three bird cages; electric
table lamp; ten lb. set scales; trailer
hitch for 1935 Ford; quantity of
'dishes; numerous other articles. Bert
;Langford, secondhand store. 38p
AUTOM0131LES FOR SALE
193G STANDARD -C H E V R O L ET
-coach. Phone 498W. 38p
1927 HUDSON IN, FAIR condition.,
Apply W. W. Brugger, phone 196,,
f'ilinton. 38p
1936 FORD COACH( in good condi-
tion, radio, sealed beam headlights.
Phone 587, Clinton. 38•p
1939 NASH .SEDAN; Motor, Body in
excellent condition; four new tires,
radio, heater. Phone 692J. 38p
1987 BII4OK SEDAN, GOOD TIRES,
-good coidibion, new engine. Apply
Box "K" NEWS -RECORD. 37-38p
1938 FORD V-8 COUPE I1N FAIR
•condition, (built -he radio. May be seen
at Clinton ,Grill after 6 p.m. J. Wasy-
'cvk. 37-38p
18.35 FORD COACH, NEW TIRES,
naw battery, new engine. Apply J. E.
Howard, Bayfield, .phone 624r31, ,Olin-
flan- 87p
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
TWO BRED SOWS. Appiy T. Booth,
EX. d, •Clinton. 38b
15 MINKS OP PIGS FOR SALE,
Frank Tyndall, phone 805r33, Clin-
ton. 38-39b
NINE CHOICE •SUO$LING PIGS
-ready to wean. Apply Theodore Dale,
phone 800r25, Clinton. 38b
TEtN LITTLE PIGiS, 13 weeks old.
Apply Alex Wilkins, R.R. 1, Londes-
boro, phone 24x8, Blyth. 38-39h
25 CHUNKS OF PIGS; also two
saws, ,due in a week. Apply to D'IAtrey
'Rathwell, phone Glinton 904r4. 38p
-DIJRHAM HEiIIFIER, clue to freshen
;October 18. Apply Warren Gibbings,
'RE. 4, Clinton, (phone Clinton 617r16.
38p
TWO,PUREBRED Shorthorn Bulls,
12 months old, colour red, Their sire
'is a son of Klayinore Elector; also a
".few heifers, one clue in October. Ap-
piY to George L. Reid; Varna, 8&b
ecor
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PROPERTY FOR SALE
A ONE -STOREY PRAIMEi DWELL COOPER - In Halifax, N.S., on
Hydro, water, (barn • Feeley, September 12, 1947, to Mr.
ing in -Clint. I uses , sand M t,s. Robert D. Cooper (nee
on projieirty. Immediate pass•essioa.
Apply to H. C. Lawson, Real 'Estate
Broker, ,phone 254W. 38btf
FRAME COTTAGE ON MAPLE ST(
with hardwood floors and modern
bathroom. Hen house and garage on
property. Apply George Oarbest.
assi
BIRTHS
Mildred Heard, Clinton), a daugh-
ter (Linda Anne).
D,AILEI--1In Clinton Community Hos-
pital, on Thursday, September' 18,
1947, to Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Dale,
IRA. 1, Olinten, a sin.
38p HOFIAL'U.K---iIn Clinton Community
A 1.342 (STOREY SEVEN-1?,00in dwell-
ingSeptember in Clinton, with bath, hydro, fur- 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hop-
aluk, Cbmtan, a daughter (Gail Max-
ine).
JOHNSON - In ,Clinton Community
Hospital on Thursday, September
18, 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
FOUR UNFURINIIJHED ROOMS, five Johnson, lelyth, e daughter.
miles north3g
b orth of Clinton. Phone B13 McDoixald-Est• Clinton Community
8r4 Hioaapital, on Tuesday, September 16
1947, to air. and Mrs, George
MoDonaldi R.R. 2, •Clinton, a son,
(George (NI'iehael).
McDOUGALL- fin Clinton Community
hospital, on Wednesday, September
17, 1947, to Mr. and Mes. James
McDougall, ,R.R. 1, Auburn, a
d'anghter.
nate, garage and % acre of land.
Early possession. H. C. Lawson, Real
Estate Broker, phone 251W. S&btf
ROOMS TO RENT
THREE FURNISHED ROOMS with
shared 'accommodations, suitable for
young couple. Phone 534, Goderich,
55 Eight Ave, _nP 38p
TO RENT
FURNISHED HOUISE, 3% MILES
from Clinton, quite reasonable to
right ,party. Apply at farm, Lot 30,
Concession 7, Hullett, Andrew Law-
son, R.R. 1, Clinton, phone 804r16.
38b
04r1..8b
WANTED TO BUY
IC:H. BOXES, ANY CONDITION.
Write or phone C, Woods, second
hand stare, 12 East St., Goderich,
phone Goderieli 242j. 24-.btfh
PULLETS FOR SALE
100 PULLETS NOW LAYING 50
eggs a day; choice of hybrid black
Australoup or Leghorn, average c$1.75.
Also choice of two cocker spaniels,
one black, one golden, pedigreed, one
year old, A. May, Bayfield, phone
Clinton &31r23. 37-38b
ACCOMMODATION WANTED
APARTMENT OR HO'U'SE wanted
by air force couple with a three-
year-old son. Apply Box "D" NEWS,
RECORD. 38b
TWO' OR, THREE-ROOM APAtRT-
ment wanted in near future by young
civilian couple with no children. Ap-
ply Box "A" NES -RECORD. 38b
AIRFORCE COUPLE, NON -drinkers
with small child urgently require
two or three furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, Apply Box "B"
NEWS,RECORD. 38p
THREE OR FOUR FURNISHED
rooms for light housekeeping, urg-
ently needed around September 21,
by .air force couple with no children
- non-drinkers. Apply Box "G"
NEWS -RECORD 88,
EMPLOYMENT WANTED
WANTED --• HOUSEWORK in town
by experienced single lady. Apply
Box "W" NEWS -RECORD. 389
PART-TEMEI EMPLOYMENT wanted
Male, evenings and Saturdays. Box
"S" NEWS -RECORD. 37-38b
NOTICE
WINDOW SASH, made to measure;
also windows glazed; quick •service,
See Bent Hilder or phone 319J, Clin-
ton. 37-38p
AGENTS WANTED
We are constantly receiving requests
for our guaranteed products in your
locality. Why not handle -the agency
and' derive an income of $35 to $60
weekly? Exclusivity assured. If you
have selling ability, start NOW!
FAMILEX, Dept. B. 1600 Delorimier,
Montreal. 38p
MISCELLANEOUS
OW, DISABLED OR DEAD) Horses
wanted for mink feed. Apply James
E•tst, R.R, 4, Clinton, phone 890r6.
37-41p
"For Feet that Feel like Wings of
Song, use Lloyd's Corn Salve right
along", 50c •it Pennebaker's Drug
Store. 38b
WANTED TO BUY -Old horses and
dead animals, siutable for mink feed.
If dead, phone at once, Phone collect
Jack Gilbert, 936t'21 or Fred Gilbert,
930r32, Goderich. 25-btfb
NOTICE ALL FUEL COSTS ARE
higher! Let us "Fleece -line your
House" blown rockwool insolation and
save fuel with more comfort year
i ) • Its Forround and added f rc l,xo etion.
free estimate anti terms phone 4 C1•in_
ton, or write Rowland C. Day, 5
Thornton Ave., London, Pneumatic
Insulating Co. Ltd. 36htf
Girls -Here's Your Chance
Earn While You Learn
Apply for Particulars
To the Superintendent
Clinton Knitting CoiiIally Ltd.
MARRIAGES
iVlacFARLANEf-.LOBB-In Ebenezer
United Church, Goderich Township,
on Saturday, September 13, 1947,
by Rev. Harold .1. (Snell, Exeter,
cousin of the bride, assisted by Rev.
Oampbell P. reverser, Bernice
Luella, daughter of Mi. and Mrs.
W. R. Lobb, Goderich Township, to
Gordon, son of Mr. and Mrs. John
MacFarlane, Wallecetewn.
BROWN=MEYERS-Sn the Evangeli-
cal church, Zurich, on 'Monday, Sep-
tember 8, 1947, by Rev. C. B. Heck-
endorn, Elmira, assisted by Rev. H.
E. Roppel, Zurich, Alpha Margaret,
IReg.N., daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
T. H. Meyers, Zurich, to Ernest
Duncan, sous of Mr. and Mrs. E.
Brown, 'Port Colborne.
NIELSO92-TACII.SON-At the United
church manse, Hensall, on Thurs-
ady, September 11, 1947, by Rev.
R. A. Brook, Delphine, daughter of
Mrs. I. Jackson and .the late George
Jackson, Hensall, to Reymond Glen-
wood, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen-
wood Nelson, Goderich-
MaeCROISITE-TOLL--Le Knox Unit-
ed chursh, Auburn, on Friday, Sep-
tember 12, 1947, by Rev. A. G. Hew-
itt, Amy Selina, younger daughter
of Mr. and Ml's. Fred Toll, Auburn,
to Hugh John 1VIaceroatie, Goder-
ioll, son of Mr. and Mrs. Y�illaiii
MacCrostie, Lucknoiw.
DEATHS
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imagine ---no dust nor dirt—and you get
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TAYLG4l-,Ab his home, Rattenbury
St. W., C'knten, on Monday, Sept-
ember 15, 1947, George Robert
Taylor, in ,his SIet year. Funeral
from iris late residence, Wednesday
September 11, to Clinton Cemetery.
In the new SQUARE
PYREX CAKE DISH!
PERFECT for Johnny Cake,
Ginger Brood, moat pias and
Puddings. Walsh thonr brown
just right -!aster -in the now
Square Coke Dish. Buy Iwb
for layer cokes, each only
67'
Hawkins Hardware
\inert St. 'PHONE 244 Clinton
CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL DESK- NS
For Every Occasion
C5 V C OKE
FLORIST
Phones: 66w and 66j
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BEAUTY SHOPPE
Shampoo
Manicure
Finger Waves
„ Permanents '
ETHEL THOMPSON
Princess St. East„ Phone 585
Adlets
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Of Farm, Farm Steck, Implements,
Grain, Feed, and Household Effects,
at Lot 24, Concession 2, •Stanley,
Township, 3% miles south of Clinton
(No. 4 Highway) and 1% miles west;
or 21/ miles; north of Brumfield (No.
4 Highway) and 11% miles west; on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER ` 1
at 12.30 pant. sharp, the following;
HO'RS'ES -
Grey gelding, 9 years old; 'grey
CA(PTL.E -ger,
Pus fibred Jersey cow, 5 yrs. old,
due December 10; Durham heifer, 4
yrs. old, due January 21; Durham
cow, a yrs, old, due April 26; Poll
Angels cow, 5 yrs. old, due February
12; Poll Angus eow, 4 yrs. old due
May 29; 2 spring calves;
PIGS-- r
Yorkshire sow with 10 ,pigs six
weeks old;
POULTRY and EQQUIP;MENT-
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285 New Hampshire p lists an 1
cockerels; 190 Rock hens, 1 year old;"
'7 geese; colony house 10'x12';
poultry pens; 5 range shelters; fat-
tening crates; brooder stove; drink-
ing fountain and feeders.
IMPLE114IENTS=
John Deere B.R. Trader on steel
(A-1 condition); M.H. binder, 6 ft.
cwt; M.H. 13 disc drill with fertilator;
,M,H, 10 ft. rake; M.H. cream sep-
arator 650 lb. capacity (nearly new);
McCormick mower,,6 ft. cut; MoCbr-
snick 3 hes. gas engine; Cockshutt No.
21 walking plow; Cockshutt riding
,plow; Fleury 12" grain grinder; 4
section ,harrows; spring tooth culti-
vator; farm wagon; hay reek; gravel
box; set of sloop sleighs; single row
scuffler; cutting box; fanning mill;
steel tire buggy; cutter; steel box
trailer (600x16 tires); 19 ft. line
shaft (new) with pulleys; 20 ft. of
6" belt; odd 2 in. belts; 80 ft. flay
rope; wheel (barrow.. 6 ft, galvan-
ized water trough; 2 crosscut saws;
two 45 gal, steel drums; two 15 gal.
steel drums; rpig troughs; stone boat;
block and teekle; ipulley; fence
stretcher; logging chain; ear chains
(600x16); 2 sap kettles sap pans;,
spiles and buckets; fortes; shovels;
tools, etc.
HARNESS -
Brass mounted breeching harness.
(nearly new); 'set of single plow
harness; set of driving harness;
horse collars;
FEED -
Approx. 12 ton of hay; approx.
200 bus. mixed grain; 2 bus. of tim-
othy seed;
LUMiBFIR-
Alpprox. 1500 ft, of lumber (elms,
maple, basswood, hemlock and oak);
2t/" elm plank; 1000 lathes;
quantity of cedar rails; 15 cord of
nixed wood;
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS -
Princess Rose range; kitchen cup-
board; 4 chairs; .6 dining room chairs;
hedtoom suite; linoleum, 12'x15'; rug
9'x10'; +Sparton battery radio; Alad-
din lamp; gas lantern; ecaI oil stave;
meat grinder; dishes; sealers; kitch-
en utensils au,d numerous other ar-
ticles.
FARM -
At the same :trine and place there
will be offered for sale (.if not sold
previous to sale date) acid subject to
reserve bid, the farm consisting of
100 ages of choice oak loam; 85
acres tillable; 15 acres in bush; 8
acres is sawn to wheat; 28 acres in
hay and pasture;
On said Ealy. is situated a 1%
storey ,brick house (slate woof); with
bath; cellar throughout; Bank barn
'x41
760', cement silo; driving shed 40'
x25'; hen house 16 ft. x 12 ft; two
never failing wells.
TERMS:
On ,CHATTELS -CASH.
ON' FARM, MADE KNOWN DAY
OF SALE.
Mrs. Elizabeth Price
Proprietress Edward W. Elliott
Auctioneer
Bring
uck.
Re•sults
ROXY THEATRE
CLINTON
CAPITAL THEATRE
GODERICH
REGENT THEATRE
SEAPORT H
Now Playing- Sept. 18-20
John Garfield in
"NOBODY LIVES FOREVER"
'
Now, Playing-, Don Ameche in
'THAT'S MY MAN"
Now Playing- John Garfield ...in
"NOBODY/LUES ForeeveR"
Mon., Tues., Wed.
Ida Lupine, Robert Alda
and Andrea King
Romance in . a naw fashion, dra..
matieaily told and with a musical
background.
The Man I Love
Mon., Tues., 'Wed. Sept. 22-24
HUMORESQUE
A poaverful and compelling drama
portraying_ an unhappy, idealistic
woman ,and a violin virtuoso.
Joan Crawford •
John Garf ield, Oscar Levant
NOT --. The above feature will
commence at '7 p.m.
ALL WEEK-,
THE EGG AND I
Betty NlacOonald's tr-emen'dbus
bestseller brings to life, on the
Capital screen, .all the colourful
characters in her riotous story of
life err a wilderness chicken ranch.
Claudette Colbert
Fred MacMurray
Marjorie Main and Billy House
Mars, Fri., St.
Loretta Young, Joseph Cotten
Ethel Barrymare
Telling the tale of a 'rustle lass
who went to town and- amazed the
city breds.
The
Farmers Daughter
Thurs., Fri., Sat. Sept. 26-27and
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.
Maureen O'Hara, Walter Slezak
Told in lavish Technicolor comes
the Arabian Nights' tale of daring
exploits of
Sinbad the Sailor
Coning- Charles Dickens great
story
"GREAT EXPECTATIONS"
Coming- Laraine Day in
"THE LOCKET"
Coming- (Sept. 29 -Oct. 1)
`THE MAN I LOVE"
Starring Ida Lupine
II
- - Matineess
Wed., Sat. am,r) Holidays at 2.30
Matinees: Sat., holidays, 2.30' p.m.
„
Miscellaneous Shower Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Nediger, Viet-
I
at Delightful Evening
Held for Recent Bride
oris 5t„ when about 30 neighbours
and friends gathered for a surprise
t evening with the bride-to-be.
Prior to her marriage, Mrs. W. W.
Brugger, the former (Miss Clara Ned
iger, was honoured at a miscellaneous
shower at the home of her .parents,
CARD OF THANKS
The family of • the late William
James Taylor wish to express their
sincere thanks to the many friends
and neighbours for the kindness and
sympathy Chown, and to those who
assisted in any way during their re.
cent .sad bereavement. 38b
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. Arthur Welsh and Norma
wish to take this opportunity of ex-
pressing their heartfelt appreciation
for the many acts of kindness shown
to Mr. Welsh in his illness; for all
expressions of sympathy and beauti-
ful flowers sent during their recent
sad bereavement in .the loss of a
husband and father., 38x
SUGAR BAGS
White strong bags useful for dish
towels, pillow slips, tablecloths,
etc. 7 for 52.00 postpaid, or $2.20
C.O.D. Money back guarantee. Send
or M.O. to: ELWEL DISTRIBUT-
ING CO„ 5363 Park Ave., Mont-
real 8, Que.
SALES 'SERVICE
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F. SKELTON
Hamilton St. Phone 89
Goderich
HOSPITAL AIC?
Marathon Bridge
EUCHREEUCHRJIVE HUNDRED CRIBBAGE
No entries accepted after September 20
• Team entries by mail or phone
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Sanitary Services
for private residences.Basement work com-
pleted to plumbing.
MEN WANTED
FOR CONSTRUCTION WORK --TROUGH CARPENTRY?',
CONCRETE, LATERAL DIGGING
McKay Contracting Co.
Princess St. W. Clinton Phone 3'75M
OPE]' SUNDAY
SEPTEM ,ER 21
And Every Night Next Week
We Specialize in
Tire Repairs
and are equipped to do a real job
VULCANIZING (24 -Hour Service)
Harry Divvies Tire and Battery
WHITE ROSE GASOLINE and OILPhone 460 VICTORIA ST. CLINTON
When the guest of honour entered
the roam, she was seated in a prettily
decorated chair under an umbrella
gaily decorated with pink and white,
Hes :gifts were cleverly arranged sp
a decorated basket carrying out the
colour scheme .of the evening. Al-
though completely taken by surprise,
the bride -elect made' a very fitting
reply.
Dainty refreshments were served
by some of the ladies present.
Bride -elect Honored
.A. social evening 'was spent Sept-
ember 3 at the home • of 1VLis. Bert
Dunn Jr. in honour of Miss Doris
Penhale. A -bride of Saturday, Sept-
ember 6.
During the' evening, an addressa
was read by Mists Ethel Wateon and
an electric kitchen etock was peesent.
ed to the bride. Doris made a fitting
reply thanking them for the gift. Re-
freshments were served.
"HOW SHALL WE ESCAPE IF WE NEGLECT SO
GREAT SALVATION?" -- Hob. 2:8
"Whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord
shall be saved."
--; Rom. 10:13
TUNE IN -Pilgrim's Hour, 7-7.30 E.B.T. Sunday eve.
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