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FOR SALE
'ONE QUEBEC ;HEATER, d\2EDIUIV2
-:oize, used one year. W, G. Pickett.
41p
"ANYONE WISOEU2W CABBAGE get
in touch with William Steep, Clinton.
41p
Q,N2' JACKET HEATER, NEW;
,price right. See II. W. Charlesworth,
•Clinton, 40-41p
FLUE PRAM IN GOOD CONDI-
tion, Apply is rs. Jack ;Seruton, phone
377, Clinton, 41b
;i5PY APPIiEJS P& 1W SPRAYED OIR-
ehard. Pick your own, $2 per bushel.
Miss D. Cantelon, phone 19J, Clinton.
41,b
BROWN HERRIN'GIB'O'NE TWEED
-coat, size 12; black winter coat with
-anink trim, size 18. Phone 907r11.
41b
' 'BABY'S BUNTING BkAG, WHITE,
good as new; pair of girl's skates
and boots, siae 5. Phone Clinton,
372J. 41b
ONE ROOT PULPER, NEW Knives;
'erne set of out -throw discs; one walk-
'dng plow, Joe Corey phone 803r12,
Clinton. • 41p
'9 -PIECE DINING ROOM SUITE,
solid walnut, perfect ecndition• used
chesterfield suite. See Mrs, N. Liver-
inore, Clinton, or phone 631r32. .411
ONE COtPtPliLD WASHER, ;MEDI-
-uan size, 1946 model. used about six
-month. No reasonable offer refused,
.Apply 1Vfrs. Boyer, above Hawkins
hardware, 41p
MoCASKEY ADDING MACHINE,
large model with keyboard, recently
re -conditioned, May be seen • at
'Simpson's Order Office. Gordon W.
'Ctminghame. 40-419
YOUNG 1JADY'S FALL AND WIN -
ter clothing, size 14; also child's
three-piece winter outfit, size 2. All
"hi excellent condition. Apply Box "8"
NEWS—RECORD. 40-41:42p
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
YOUNG •CALF SUITABLE FOR
'vealing. Apply Bert Gibbings, phone
'533r13, Clinton.
19 CHOICE! YORK PIGS, six weeks
+old, Apply ;Robert Cole, R.R. 3, Clin-
nan, phone 906r24. 41-42p
•.SEV3dN ,SUCKLING PIGS FOR
•sale, ready to wean. Apply Joe
Storey, phone 906r3,;Canton. 41p
. PULLETS FOR SALE
2,(1 NEW HAIVIPSHZRD AND ;Sussex
:pullets, laying. Ernest Crich, RR. 3,
',Seaforblt, phone 614114, Clinton.
41-42b
1,000 LEGHORN X ROCK, CROSS
hied pulelts, ready to lay, for sale at
reasonable price. Glazier Poultry
?,Farm, Clinton, Ont, 41-42p
FARM FOR SALE
.92 ACRE FARiM, SIX MILES south
of Clinten, on No. 4 Highway, being
,Lot 13, Concession 1 of ;Stanley
"Township; good buildings, land well-
4;iled and abundance of water. Eldon
;S. Johnston, Blue Water, Ont.
40-41b
'FARM •COiNTAINING 100 ACRES
with large solid brick residence, two
'large barns, also garage and irnple-
-anent shed; pig pen and hen house;
windmill with water trough stables,
"hard and soft in house; situated in
Tuekersniith Township; 31/ miles
from Clinton, na mile from Clinton
Radio School, lot 32, H.R.S. 12 acres
:sowed in wheat, 40 acres will be
-plowed, 90 acres under cultivation,
10 acres in bush and cedar grove
with running water at the back of
farm. Terms will be considered.
'O. L. Switzer, Clinton. 40-43h
Fall Fashion
Favourites
Men's
All Wool
WORSTED
Suits
Double or Single
Breasted styles hi
browns or blues.
Just the ticket if
you desire the
tops in your at-
tire.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
1930 FORD PICK-iIP TRUCK. AP -
ply Harry. Davies, phone 460 and 469,
Clinton, 4)p
1930;CHEVROLET ,SEDAN, TIRES
and battery nearly new, motor in
good condition. Joe Corey, phone
803r12,;Clinton. 41p
PROPERTY FOR SALE
EIGHT ;ROOM FRAME; IiOIUSE, cen-
trally located, with water and lights
Possession nt onee. Apply Herb Fitz-
eirnons, Clinton. 41p
BUILDING LOT ON RAGLAN ST.
Clinton, with orchard and trees; wit
sell in one parcel or divided: Mrs
Irene Henri, phone Clinton 223.
41-2-39
BIRTHS
HEAMAN--IMr. and, Mss. John G,,
FIeaman, London, (nee Marian
Stewart,.. C'linton,)' are happy to
announce the 'birth of their son,
Tan Malcolm Stewart, on Thursday,
September 25, 1947, in St, Joseph's
Hospital, London.
4MAGUIIRIE—My. and. Mrs. ;Maurice P.
Maguire, Clinton, announce the
birth of a son, Steven Pattison,. on
Friday, 'October 3, 1947, in Clinton
Communita, Hospital.
M`AIRICS — lin Clinton Community
Hospital, on Friday, October 3, 1947
�+ to Mr, and IMxs. Joseph Marks,
Blyth, a daughter, (Myra : Beeud(a).
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MUjRiPQiY-T,n Clinton Community
Hospital, on Friday, October 36
1947, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Murphy, Clinton, a daughter,
OSBALDESTON--1n Stratford Gen.
eral Hospital, on Thursday, Ootob-
t
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EIGHT -ROOMED FRAME' HOUSE
on Rattenbouy St. W.,with bathroom
hot and cold water, urnace and gar -
'age; immediate ,possession Apply of
the premises to: Mrs. George Taylor
41tfb
EIGHTY AGREIS OF LAND includ-
ing seven acres maple bush, quanti-
ty of cedar, good supply of water.
Apply John McGuire R.R. 2, Bay-
field, phone Clinton 900r23. 40-41p
A ONE -STOREY FRAIVIE DWPOLL-
ing in Clinton.; Hydro, water, barn
on property. Immediate possession.
Apply to H. C. Lawson, Real Estate
Broker, ,phone 251W. 38bt£
A 1% STOREY SEVEft4-Room dwell-
ing in Clinton., with bath, hydro, fur-
nace, garage and % acre of land.
Early possession. H. 0. Lannon, Real
Estate Broker, phone 251W. 38btf
SMALL HOUSE ILEOENTLY moved
to Kirk St. Would make a comfort-
able home for a small familyand
could be made 'liveable in a month's
time. Apply to James Elliott, Dublin.
• 39btf
11/ STOREY DWELLING ABOUT
two years old, living room with na-
tural fireplace; dining roost; den with
electric fireplace; kitchen with built-
in cupboards; four -piece bathroom
with built-in tub and shower; two
bedrooms; full basement; hot water
heating system; good location; early
possession. Apply H. C. Lawson, Real
Estate Broker, phone 251W, Clinton,
39141
ROOMS TO RENT
FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS, 5
miles north of Clinton, Phone Blyth
28r4. 40-416
TWO UNFURNLSHED ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping with conveniences,
non-dirinkers. Apply Box 104, Bay-
field, or ,phone Clinton 634x15. 41p
BOARDING HOUSE WANTED
YOUNG LADY WORKING IN Rich-
mond Hosiery Factory requires place
to board. Apply Box "P" NEWS-
RECOiRll. • 40-41p
NOTICE
SAW FILLING DONE 'AT HOARE'S
Fruit Orchard one mile north of
town on No. 4 Highway.
40-449
FUR COATS REMODELES, Lined,
glazed; charges very reasonable, 25
years' experience, references. Mrs.
Norman Hockey, Furrier, Main St.,
Exeter, phone 239, Ebteter, or 4'74J,
Cihoton. 41-42b
MISCELLANEOUS
;Slender Tablets are effective. 2
weeks' supply $1; 12 weeks' $5, at
Pennebaker' Drug Store. 41b
OLD, DISABLED 011 DEAD Horses
wanted for mink feed. Apply James
East, R.R. 4, Clinton, phone 890rt;.
37.419
WANTED TO BUY—Old horses and
dead animals, siutable for mink feed.
I1 dead, phone at once. Phone collect
Jack Gilbert, 936r21 or Fred Gilbert.
936x32, Goderich., 25 htfh
EMPLOYMENT WAN TED,
TYPING DONE s1T HOME WTI-
ciently and quickly by experienced
graduate of School of Commerce.
Phone Clinton 233M., 39-40-41p
In sizes 37 to 42 - from $34.50 up
NOTE-- See our stock of TOPCOATS and smartly styled
ADAM HATS
YARD 'GOODS .IN .STOCK
Prints, broadcloths, flannelettes, 95 -inch unbleached sheet-
ing, cottons, plaid shirting and 'a. good stock of curtain
materials.
Headquarters. for Boys' Wear
Pickett and Campbell
Agents for Tip Top Tailors, Cambridge Clothes, Scott McHale Shoes
PHONE 25 CLINTON
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l'AGE FOE
diets. Barin Wel( liesults
CARD OF THANKS:- ■
Fred, 10, Cook wishes to take this, BOXY THEATRE
o p ortmt'
at of ex rossin -
y P his' sincere,
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appreciation foe all cards, letters, and,
other acts of kindness shown &min
las recent stay in in the hospital
especially to ,all those who so kindl
helped out with ,the farin work whil
,he was il'l. 41
g Held over --Fri. and Sat..
"THEY EGG AND ' T'
IN MEMORIAM
O'RIGG--In loving Memory en ow
dear wife and mother, Reatha
Grace 'Grigg, who passed away two
yeaes ago, October' 11, 1945.
Many a lonely heartache, •
Many a silent tear,
But a'oays a lovely memory
Of a mother we loved so dear.
—Ever remembered and sadly
missed by husband and family
41p
Com'muni'ty Auction
Sale
er 2, 1947, to 11r. and Mrs. Walter of Furniture and Household Effects
Osbaldeston, Stratford, a son, (Rob_ at the home of the auctioneer, Cutter
era Douglas),
MARRIAGES
MCI0ElNZIE -=-- ;McCULLOUGH — In
St. James °hrnch, Middleton, on
Saturday, October 4, 1947, by Rev.
Andrew McKenzie, brother of the
groom, Jessie Irene, daughter of
Mrs, McCullough and the late Ben-
son McCullough, Goderich Township
to Kenneth E., son of Nies. McKen-
zie and the late William McKenzie,
Hensall,
GRIFFIN—JICIRDAN — In Toronto,
on Saturday, September 27, 1947,
in ;St. Saviour's Anglican Church,
by Rev. 7'. F', Stunmerhayes, Marg-
aret Elizabeth Ann (Betty) Jordan,
daughter of Mr. and - Mrs. W. L.
Jordan, to Victor Richard,. Griffin,
-- son of llt r. and 'Mrs. John P, Griffin
. Toronto,
OLLSON-M022,GAN— In the Pres-
byterian Church, Clinton, On Sat-
urday, Ootober 4, 1947, by 'Rev. D.
J. Lane, Jean Margaret, daughter
of Mi. and ,Mrs, Thomas W. Morgan
;Clinton, to Roy Frederick, son of
Mr. and Ma's. Roy 01Ison, London.
HARRLS �WHSPE --- In ;St, Paul's
Anglican. Church, Clinton, on Sat-
' urday, October 4, 1947, by Rev. R.
M. P. Bulteel, Geraldine Ruth,
daughter of Me. and Mrs. Jr. B.
White, Clinton, to William Albert,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Harris,
Goderioh Township.
DEATHS
MARSHALL—In Olinton Community
Hospital, on Tuesday, October. 7,
1947, John Marshall, in his 88th
year.. Resting at the Beattie Fun-
eral IIome, Ratterebury ;St. E,,
Clinton, where service will .be held
Thursday, October 9, at 2. p.m. to
Clinton Cemetery.
HUDSON --In Vieteria Hospital, Lon..
don, on Monday, October 6, 1947.
George Hudson, Hensall, in his 77th
year. Funeral from Hensall. United
Church to •Bayfield cemetery, on
Thursday afternoon, October 9.
ICEH:OE--4n Buffalo, N.Y., on Sunday
October 5, 1941, Martha Taylor,
beloved wife of the late 33. Kehoe,
ani sister of +Mrs. Margaret Levy,
Clinton, in her 80th year. Funeral
in Buffalo Wednesday, October 8.
LAMBIERT—eSuddenly, as a result of
an accident south of Forest on Sat-
urday,. October 4, 1947, James H.
Lambert, Bayfied. Funeral in De-
troit, Cich., pctobel' 6.
ORTW,ETN- do Hensen, on Saturday,
October 4, 1947, Elizabeth Ortwein,
beloved wife of the late J. W.
0rtwein, in her 87th year, Funeral
service from her late residence on
Monday, October 6, Interment Hen.
sail Union Cemetery.
REID—In Bayfield„on Saturday, Oct-
ober 4, 1947, Margaret C. Reid, in
her 85th year. Funeral from her
late residence, Bayfield, on Tuesday
October 7, 1947 to Bayfield Cemet-
ery.
1942 FORD DELUXE FIVE PASS-
enger coupe, in perfect condition, Ap-
ply Dennis Bisback, Clinton. 41p
Notice to Creditors
AND OTHERS
The executors of the estate of
Walter 'Maid, late of the Town of
Linton, Retired Palmer, deceased,
who died on or about the 26th day
of December. 1946, will distribute
the assets of his esttate after the 31st
day of October, 1947, having regard
only to the claims of creditors and
others filed on or before that, date
with Mite undersigned.
IIJIYDEL & BRATTY,
51 Albeit Street,
Stratford, Ontario
Solicitors for the Executors,
39-40-41b
CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL DESIGNS
For Every Occasion
C. V. COOKE
FLORIST
Phones: 66w and 661
BEAUTY SHO,PPE
Shampoo
Manicure
Finger Waves
Permanents
ETHEL TI-IOMPSON
Princess St. East., Phone 585
S9-tf
• Street, Clairton, ott
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11
at 1.30 p.m. sharp, the following:
Dining roam •table and 6 chairs;
leather rocking chair; rocking chairs
2 single folding beds with inner
spring mattresses; kitchen cabinet;
2 kitchen cupboards; 9 kitchen chains;
solid oak serving table; small table;
New Raymond sewing machine; 2
Quebec heaters; Wilton rug 9'x12';
Axminster rug 9'x12'; Axminetel
rug 7'x9'; Brussels rug 10`x14`; Con-
goleum rug 9`x12`; .2 linoleum rugs
G`x71/`.
6'x71/'• veranda swing coudh; oak
wardrobe; 2 ICOM bicycles (men's);
1 h.p. Fairbanks -Morse gas engine;
occasional chair; baby cot and mat-
tress (new); Foree rangette; 4 -burn..
er electric range; bridge lamp; Alad-
din lamp; cherry drop-leaf table;
dishes; kitchen utensils,
Numerous other articles not listed.
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT
Auctioneer, phone, Clinton 203.
40-41-b
AUCTION SALE
In the Village of Auburn, of Valuable
House Property and Household Ef-
fects, at 1 p.m., on .
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22
Cook stove, coal heater, tables, chairs,
bedroom •suites, washing machine,
sewing maehine, couehes, writing
desk and book case, electric radio,
dishes, lawn mower, etc„ etc.
;Subjeet to reserve bid
Harold Jackson, , ; R. D. Munro,
Auctioneer Proprietor
41-42b
AUCTION SALE
Perm Stock and Implements, at Lot
4, Maitland Block, Hulled - Township;
one utile south of. Auburn, on Base
Line,
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15
at 1 pan. Sharp,
HORSES--.0lyde stare, 3 years old;
grey mare, aged, with foal by side;
black mare, aged, Supposed to be
with foal.
CATTLE --Hereford cow, 4 years
old, due time of sale; 6 Durham cows
due in February and March; 2 butch-
er heifers, 900 lbs.; 4 yearlings; 2
spring calves; 2 young calves; Polled.
Hereford bull, 2 years old.
;SIH?IOP—.19 Leicester ewes; 1 two,
year-old Leicester ram.
PIGS --19 chunks; 7 pigs, 6 weeks
old; 2 York sews.
IMPLEMENTS -- Massey -Harris
binder, 7 ft. cut; Massey -Harris
mower, 5 ft, eut; Frost & Wood hay
rake; cultivator; wagon; flat hay
rack; 2 -furrow riding plow with tan-
dem hitch; Quebec sulky plow; bug-
gy; cutter; set doube harness; horse
collars; and numerous other articles.
TERIMiS—,CASH,
Henry Leishman, Harold Jaeksoan
Proprietor Auctioneer
AUCTION SALE
Of Property and Household Effects,
to be held in the Village of Blyth on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18
at 1 pan,
Completene of Household Effects
PROPERTY-
7
ROPERTY
7 room 1% -storey frame house in
Village of Blyth, 1 block west of
Main 'street; furnace, water pressure
system, douhle garage and work
shop. This property is in excellent
condition.
TERMS
Chattels --,Gash;
Property -40% down, balance in
30 days. Sold subject to reserve bid.
Estate of late Harold Jackson
Mr. U, Snaith; . ,Auctioneer
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Mon,, Tues., Wad. '' (Oct. 1345)
pants Hayward Barbara Britton.
and George Macready
A swashbuckling tale frown the
Dumas novels, 4 treat for action
fans!
The Return
.of Monte Cristo
Theirs., Fri., Sat. (Oct. 16-18)
Jon Hall, Victor McLaglen
and Rita Johnson
Produced in breath -taking Cine-
eolor, tingling with action, comes
the wtlrl and wooly saga of the
old West.
The Michigan Kid'
Corning — (Oct. 20-22)
Merle Oberon in "PRVIPTATION”
Adult Entertainment
CAPITAL THEATRE
GODDRICII
Now — Louis Hayward in
RETURN OF M,ONTE CRISTO"
Mon., Tues., Wed.
A refreshingly different and
thoroughly heart—warning story of
life in Manhattan
Miracle on 34th Street
John Payne, Maureen O'Hara
and Edmund Gwen
Thurs., Fri., Sat.
'Dane Clark, Martha Vickers
and Sydney Gretnstreet
In the tale of a lady-killer and the
gal he could not slaughter
That Way
With Women
Coming— "JOHNNY O'CLOCK"
Adult Entertainment
— Mutineer —
Wed., 'Sat., Holidays at 2.30 p.m.
REGENT THEATRE
SEAFORTH
Now- A great racing story
"THE SPORT OF KINGS"
Ian., Tues., • Wed.
James' Mason and Ann Todd
Presenting a dramatic and enter-
twining tory of ,psychiatry and a
disordered mind.
The Seventh Veil
Thurs.,' Fri,, Sat,
John Payne, Maureen O'Hara
and Edmund Gwen
This appealing picture carries a
rnessago of kindliness and unself-
ishness. YOU will like
Miracle on 34th Street
Coming-- Cornet Wilde in
"HOMESTRETCH" in Technicolor
Matinees: Sat., holidays, 2.30 p.
CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
of Farm Stock, Implements, Grain,
Feed and Household Effects
at iLot 32,. Concession 13,. Hullett
Township, 1% miles north and 1t/%
miles west of Londesboro, on
FRIDAY, ,OCTOBER 10
at 12.30 p.m. sharp the following:
HORSES—
Bay, gelding 12 years old; aged
team. •
CATTLE --
Durham cowna yrs. old due Dec.
12; Durham cow 8 yrs. old due Dec.
16; Durham cow 9 yrs. old due Jan.
17; 3 steers rising 2 yrs. old; 2 heifers
rising 2 yrs. old; 2 spring calves.
PIG
7 chunks approx. 125 lbs.
IMPLEMFNTS—
M.H. binder, 6' cut, with lifters;
M.H, mower, 5' cut; .M.H. 13 tooth
cultivator• M.H. 12 hoe drill; M.H..
12 plate ithrow dise; M.H. manure
spreader; land roller; hay rake; 2
single row seuffiers; Cockshutt 1 -
furrow riding plow; 2 No. 21 Fleury
walking ,ploughs; gang plough; tur.
nip drill; wagon; flat rack; gravel
boa; 2 wagon boxes; stock rack;
2 pig crates and flat rack; top bug-
gy; cutter; Clinton fanning mill;
M.H. not ,pulper (like new); 18'
extension straw pipe for blower; De
Laval No. 12 cream separator; hay
fork; , ear, pulleys, sling chain and
2 draw ropes, lengths 165 \and 125'
(like new); set of sling ropes; elec-
tric 'fen'cer; grass seeder; 2 wheel
barrows, water trough; two 20' lad-
ders; set of bean scales;
HARNESS, Etre.—
Set of breeching' • harness; set of
backbend harness,; set of single liar.
nese; 5 horse collars; 2 collar tops
(good)'; 2 horse blankets;
FEED and ;GRIATN-
8 rowsmangles, 35 rods long; 21
rows of 'turnips, 35 rode long; approx.
15 tons hay; 100 ,bus. mixed grain;
500 bus. oats (Vanguard),
LUMBER—
Approx. 200 ft. of dressed pine
lumber (dry); 3 silo rods and a
quantity of silo plank; quantity of
2x4 hemlock scantling; quantity of
hemlock and white ash;
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS—
Cook stove and pipes; Daisy churn;
Karn organ; numerous other articles.
TElaMS CASH
No reserve as farm is sold.
Frank Longman
Proprietor Edward W. Elliott,
40-41b Auctioneer
NOTICE OF TENDERS
SALE OF BERRY FARM
The Berry Faris of the late Or-
mand R. Alcock situated on part of
Lot 19, 4th Concession, Township of
Goderioh, containing seventy -four
aeres of land will be sold as a going
concern. immediately.
The property will be sold subject to
reserve bid. The 'highest or any ten-
der not necessariy accepted. The
Property can be viewed at any time.
All tenders must be sent in with a
marked cheque of ten ,ler cent of the
tender price to R. C. HAYS, K.C.
Solicitor for the Estate, Box 547,
Goderich, on or before the 18th day
of October, at twelve o'clock'
For further particulars apply to
the above mentioned solicitor or to
WILLIt.M ALOOCIC, Administrator,
RR. No. 2, Goderich.
39-40-41b
Open Sunday, October 12
and Every Night Next Week
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This Advice may be Early, but It's Ours:
WINTERIZE NOW!
J. P. MANNING
RED STAR GARAGE
Dodge and DeSoto Sales and Service
PHONE 345 CLINTON
NOW OPEN
Clinton's Newest Shop
Specializing in
Golden Brown FRENCH FRIES 100
HAMBURGERS 15e
10c
HOT DOGS
SANDWICHES
TEA COFFEE MILK
SOFT DRINKS CIGARETTES
We are well known to many of you through operations at
Grand Bend during the .summer
PARRY'S SNACK BAR
Faillrohne Dairy Building Clinton
ROXY THEATRE, CLINTON
Held Over—Friday and Saturday, Oct. 1041
"THE EGG AND I"
Matinee Saturday, 2.30 p.m.
CHRIST JESUS CAME INTO THE WORLD
WHY? TO SAVE SINNERS. 1 Tim. 1:15
WHO ARE THE SINNERS? — YOU and 1 — Rom. 3: 23
HOW CAN WE BE SAVED? Believe en the Lord Jesus Christ
and thou shalt be saved. — Acts 16:31
TUNE IN—Pilgrim's Hour, 7-7.30 E.S.T. Sunday eve.
RADIO STATION CKLW, WINDSOR
New Fabrics
At hast, we have a NEW, different line of Upholstering
Fabrics — Stripes, Tapestries and American Velours —
to help brighten your !home for this fall and coming winter.
JACK'S UPHOLSTERING
WORKIIIANSHIP GUARANTEED
Huron and Orange Sts.
PHONE 62
Clinton
Housing Accommodation
Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation
Forms of Application to lease Rousing Accommo-
dation (now under construction by Wartime Housing Lim-
ited in Clinton) may be obtained at the office of the
undersigned. The application does not constitute an
agreement to provide a Mouse
Information required includes particular., of war
service, marital status, and present living condition's, and
fihuancial responsibility. All applications are subject to
the approval of the proper authorities.
(Signed) M. T. CORLESS,
Clinton, Clerk,
October 7, 1947. Town of Clinton
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Have Your Furnace
VACUUM -CLEANED
This is the (:.leanest method you could
imagine—no dust ner dirt—and you get
the job done very efficiently.
DON'T FORGET! WE WHITEWASH
AND SPRAY WEEDS!
Phone 335w CLINTON
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Apply for Particulars
To the Superintendent
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COVERS OLD WALLPAPER DRABNESS
with
NEW BEAUTY
5 lb. Package $1.20
HAWKINS HARDWARE
Albert St. PHONE 244 Clinton
ALBERT ST. PHONE 4