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C1.cl,81I.1tAT14 (i# India by the
Wedneeday followirig Pupliaa-
tion) ^^- Two Cents;
minb
. HiQ eRnts. po
i1.1/� Gents n.
J i wQrd for -wh foliorying insor"
tion, minimum 35 cents,
OX e7trA,
BIRTHS, X4LA 1AQ101 S and
I)EATHS--no vbaxge.
EN'OAGEMENTS, .CARDS OF
IXL" lis,# W ME04RIA1i S
IWIMti
,ACCOMMODATION fair RENT BUILDINGS FOR SALE LIVESTOCK WA WE
*l E1rJ It O O M rUPyNI$H=, 0. N E, 3 STQMy POULTRY WANTED. OLD HORS A"
'dleated apartment, Available early house, suttable, for' either brollers dead cattle. GilbQxt Brod. Idink
in April, Flione Clinotn 1625W
, 12-p
.A %RTMl11NT TO RENT, THREE
grooms, furnished. Private bath.
,tCentral location. Phone Clinton
.-.99W, 12-9
UNFURNISHFJD FOUR ROOM
apartralent with bath, available
3rruriedi'ately. W. N. Counter,
.l'he Clinton 230. 12-p
"TWO ROOM 'AP;ART=NT, fur-
lxaished arid 'heAled. 'Suitable -for
•,vouple, Phone Clinton 47.2+7.
9.19-11.12-b
.sEiLF GONTAiNED, FOUR, room
'house
apartment in. brick
house .on King .Street, Available
immediately. Phone Clinton 4911.
-12-b
'THREE ROOM FURNISHED
.apartment, share bath,, central is
catiAn, Apply Merman's Men's
Vear,;.phone Clinton 517.
8tfb
"TWO ROOM FURNISHED, heat-
-ed apartment in owner's home.
'Availabl'e immediately. Reeason�
•:able rent. ' No extras.
Comfortable, , room. Gentleman
preferred, Phone Clinton; 73J.
12-P.
:FURNISHED A P A R T M E NT,
,share bath, heated. Also a farm
`house with hydro and, telephone.
Mile west of Clinton and. half anile
)north. Phone Clinton 727J3 at
6.30 p,m. 12-tfb
"THREE BEDROOM, WARTI112E
'rouse, built in cupboards; Ile
floorin kitchen ' 'tthen and bath. Avail-
-able April 1. For' further partic
,ulars apply to George L. Falconer,
phone Clinton 91071. 12-b
LARGE
WLY DECORATED,
"1+TE
three room apartment, in Londes-
ftro. Private front entrance,
&➢path, electric stove, frig„ washing
,machine, dishes. For particulars
yhohe Blyth 1170. 10-tfb
Accommodation Wanted
-
-SMALL HOUSE WANTED, TO
rent, by permanent civilian citiz-
ens. No children. Apply to Box
No. 101, Clinton News -Record,
12-b
ARTICLES -FOR SALE
'PIANO, STANLEY, IN GOOD
condition. Phone Clinton 780-W.
12-b
GOOD QUALITY SPY APPLES.
`$1,1D0 a bushel. Phone Clinton
613J1, John Ostrom, Varna.
12-b
FQR SALE - FIVE CHURCH
seats ranging in size from seven
to 12 feet. Apply to Lloyd Makins,
Bayfield, phone 15. 12-b
BRAND NEW FIRESTONE 9%
•cu. ft. refrigerator on sale at $199.
"T. A. Dutton, Firestone Store,
Brucefield. Phone Clinton 902W1
10-tfb
1956 MODEL REIE'RIGERATOR,
'5 year guarantee. Unused. Won
,on draw. Reason for selling, one
now in home. Priced reasonable.
'O'untact Mrs. William Riehl. Phone
'Clinton 685R. 12-b
TV FIT FOR A "KING" -- We
Rent Move — Install. Complete
service on all makes pf rotators
and antenna." All work fully guar-
anteed. Huron Tower Installation,
phone Goderich 1344M. RE
'XELVINATOR MACH -IN lte-
frigerator, two door, I8 cu. ft,
.Regular price' $625. Best offer
accepted. Phone Clinton 398 or
'744, or apply at Finger's Restaur-
ant. 12-3�b
ARTICLES WANTED
_.K. & G. SALVAGE, CO., Clintonr
'We buy scrap iron, rags, We buy
anything, Ladies, clean up your
-attire. Convert your junk into cash.
For pickup phone Clinton 722JC
10.12-3-p
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
'1947 PLYMOUTH SEDAN, new
rebuilt motor, excellent body, rad-
io, heater and sunvisor. Has two
new snow tires on back, and ex-
ce)lent tires on front. Will accept
.any reasonable offer. Phone Clin-
ton 701 daytime; 538W evenings.
12-p
BABY CHICKS
STARTED Pt7LLETS FOR SALE,
All kinds of pullets 21/a to 3
-months, all birds raised on the
floor and delivered, Phone Char-
les Scott, at Auburn, or Tavistock
W60M. r10 -1.-2-3-4-5b
XI7.i )HENER B I G - 4 GHiCI S.
Mixed. Pullets, Cockerels. 13roll-
ers, dayold, started. Standard, var-
ieties and, crosses with such spec-
ials as Ames In,Cross, etc. Let us
•quote prices, take your order, be-
cause the season is advancing and
you want to Catch the good mar-
- Consult I
• agent:
phone' Blyth 43P23, 1215
-GET YOUR 014 CX buying settled
—you take no chances with Hill.
side Chicks, You 106W—if you.'re
an old cilstotner. This, year besides
`ttil standard breeds and Crosses,
ore are speeial strains like Arbor
,Acre, Ames In -Cross Pilch. What-
ever you buy, you twice Ito Chances
,with quality ,from this old estab-
lisped "Canadian Approved hateli-
• ery. Ask Its for full information
ter layers' or broilel•s., Williarii A.
1.1, Jenkins, North Street, Clinton.
or laying hens; also one, storey
and one half house, For further
particuwis, apply Clarence P46tter,
phone Clinton 226R, 12-p
CLOTHING FOR SALE
. HAT SET
H
foaTr� COAT
Iittle girl, size 6. Mauve oat
and matching coat. .Like 'new,
Phone Clinton,622J& 12-b
CUSTOM WORK
ELECTRIC MOTORS, Rewound
and repaired. Home and Auto rad-
los and appliances repaired, Art,
Levett, Isaac Street, at Dunlop,
Phone Clinton 138W. 41-tfb
CEMENT WORK: All, types of
'concrete walls and floors, water -
tanks, concrete stables, walks,
curbs, steps. Leaky basements re-
paired; resurfacing rough floors,
walks, curbs, steps. Phone Clin-
ton 187W. Murray Miiler.
12-3-b
SANITARY SEWAGE
DISPOSAL
SEPTIC TANKS, CESS POOLS,
etc„ pumped and' cleaned' with
Sanitary modern equipment. All
work guaranteed, Estimates given
without obligation. Louis Blake,
RR 2, Brussels, Phone 42 r 6 Brua-
sels, 11to181)
FARMS FOR SALE
NICE L LIST OF FARMS FOR
sale. L. G. Winter. Real Estate,
448
on Lo down
Clinton w .
Phone 1 t
payments. 33-tfb
MANY GOOD FARMS, LARGE
and small; in Huron County. Real
estate is our business. Buying or
selling, Contact John Bosveld, Real
ZEstate Broker, 40 Wellesley
Street, Goderich, Phone Goderich
110& 8-tfb
100 ACRES, CLOSE TO NO. 4
Highway (Brucefield), good brick
house and barn, hydro throughout;
soil 'is fertile clay loam, suitable
for grain or cash crops; 8 acres
fall wheat, 70 acres ploughed,
balance newly seeded; good water
supply'; price $12,500.00; immed-
iate possession• terms. C. V.
Pickard, Realtor, Exeter.
• 11-12-b
FARC! EQUIPMENT For Sale
UNIVERSAL SINGLE UNIT
milking machine, like new; De -
Laval cream separator, used one
year. Beaver oats, clean and pure.
Montcalm Barley, from first gen-
eration registered seed. John Arm-
strong and Sons, RR 1, Zurich,
phone Hensall 697 r 14. •
11-12-p
FARM PRODUCE FOR SALE
CHOICE BEAVER, OATS FOR
sale.. Suitable for seed. $1.00 a
bushel cleaned at barn. Please
order early. Milton Vollocic, IGA
No. 1, . Varna, Phone Hensall
687r31. 12-3-b
Furniture ,:Re -Finishing
FOR FURNITURE, PIANO AND
radio cabinet, refinishing and re-
painng; apply W, G. Pickett,
phone Clinton 761M 4p-tfb
HELP WANTED—FEMALE
HOUSEKEEPER, TO LIVE IN,
Phone Clinton 5fi2, 12-b
ASSISTANT
SECRETARY TREASURER
for
COMMUNITY CREDIT
UNION
Appligant must have pleasing per-
sonality, be able• to meet the public
well, have good knowledge of book-
keeping and accounting practices,
Shorthand and typing preferred
but not essential. Applicant mast
be able to assume responsibility,
be -thoroughly reliable and dead -
able. Good working conditions and
full-time permanent . position• for
right party. Opportunity for rapid
advancement. References required.
Apply To : e
W. V. ROY,
Box 310, Clinton,
in writing giving full particulars
and starting salary expected.
Private Secretaries
wanted by
W. A, SHEAFFER, CANADA,
Ltd. .
TWO POSITIONS OPEN
FOR SZMETARIl•1S TO
PRE SID11 NT AND
PLANT SUl'1 ATNTENDENT
Apply fly Phoning
Personnel Manager,
1470, Goderich
HELP WANTED ----MALE
WANTED, EXPERIENCED marr*
ledman for general farm Work.
Separate, .house, fuel, !hills, pro -
contact S1
3, Clinton,
TWO P10R'p,BRb,`D SHORTHORN
bul18, and goad team of work
horses, Phone Clinton 613J3, Jgnn
Ostrom, Varna, 12-b
Tj:M]
Sows of
Ranch, Goderich, Phone collect,
1483J1, or 1483J•4 9ptfb
ST ND
LOST — -$MALL BROWN DOG,
a e f Pa
answers to the n m . o tsy.
Strayed from hom
e Thurs
ay
alight. Anyone Knowing her where-
abouts, please notify .Albert Craig,
Ali 3, Clinton, or phone 645J3.
I2.. -3-b.
LOTS FORS SALE
IDEAL BUILDING LOT, ON Wel-
lington Street, formerly second
bowling green, L Reuben Brubac-
er. Phone Clinton 72.1• 12-b
MISCELLANEOUS
A QUANTITY OF BALED HAY;
also one Quaker oil heater. Phone
Clinton 759W3.. 12b
$5 DOWN, UP TO 24 MONTHS
to pay for a .genuine Surge Milker
Uhit. Contact Lovell McGuire,
Phone W'ingham 593. We guaran-
tee
uarantee better milking satisfaction..
940-11-1243-p
WATERLOO CATTLE Breeding
Association. "Where Better Bulls
Are Used," Artificial Insemination
service for .all breeds of cattle.
For service or information phone
Clinton 515 collect, between 7.30 II
and 10.00 aan. on week days- and
7.30 and 9.30 a,m. on Sunday6s.
-tfb
PROPERTY FOR SALE
ROUSES FOR §ALE, AS LOW .
as $750 down payment, easy terms
on mortgage, L,: G. Winter, real.
estate High Street, Clinton.
Phone `Clinton 448. 11-12-b
SALESMAN .WANTED
SELL YEAR AROUND necessities.
Become our dealer inyour sur-
roundings. Men and women qualify
for. this position. Write for de-
tails to: FAMILEX, Dept. B., Box
F — Station C, Montreal.,
12-b
WANTED—MAN for steady travel
among consumers in Hurons County.' ,
Permanent connection with large
manufacturer. Only reliable, hust-
ler' considered. Write Rawleigh's,
Dept. C-169-131, Montreal, P.Q.
12-b
TEACHERS -WANTED
TEACHER REQUIRED FOR rural
school near •Seaforth. Good salary
according to qualifications and ex-
perience. W. P. Roberts, secre-
tary, Tuckersmith School Area,
RR 3, Seaforth. 12-3-b
PROTESTANT TEACHER FOR
Harlock School S.S. No. 6, H'ullett,
15 pupils, duties to commence on
Sept. 4, 1956. Apply to Sec.-Treas.
John H. McEwing, RR. 1, Blyth,
applications to be in by April 1,
1956, 10-1-2-0I
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of L A W D A Y
YOUNG, late of the Village of
Londesboro in the County of Hu-
ron, Spinster, Deceased,
All persons having claims, against
the Estate of the above deceased
are required to file the same with
the undersigned Solicitor for the
said Estate, on or before the 10th
clay of April, A.D. 1956, after
which date the assets will be dist-
Abuted amongst the parties en-
titled thereto, having regard only
to the claims of which notice shall
have been given.
DATED at Clinton, Ontario, this
14th day of March, A.D. 1956.
E. BEECHER MENZIES,
Clinton, Ontario -
Solicitor for the said ,Estate.
12-3.4-b
RCA VICTOR RADIOS
AND TELEVISION
Your Old Radio Accepted
As Trade -In.
T. A. DUTTON
RCA VICTOR DEALER
8 R U C E F I E L D
Telephone Clinton 68484
,00 o cants. per word, mh�umG
CU conte,
VIIA.Ii•GOD+- .15 cents extra,
DEADnoon#
i3'ecluosda�+,
In a typical Ontario city, Kitch-
ener, a public opinion Survey found
that W per cent of the people fav-
or retail shwping In evening hours.
REVISED
GR.B
A A
_
Oh
COLLECTION
SCHEDULE
Effective Tunis Week
Friday Morning"s Route chang-
ed to Thursday Afternoon.
Friday Afternoon's Route chang-
ed to Friday Morning.
S a t u r d ay Morning's Route
changed to Friday After-
noon.
Saturday Afternoon's R o u t e
changed to Saturday Morn,
ing.
HELP ME TO KEEP YOUR
.., TOWN CLEAN. -
ART FULFOR
Phone Clinton 73W
12.3-4-p
Grocery
Store
Hours
Re:
EASTER.
WEEKEND
All Grocery Stores
Will remain open on
Thursday Evening,
March 29, mail 9.90
p.m. Closing Satur-
day -at -6bOO p.lrlcl.
(Sponsored by RETAIL
MERCHANTS COMMIT-
TEE of the Clinton and
District Chamber of Corn-
merce.) •
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FOR SALE
1% STOREY, 6 ROOM DWELL-
ing, modern convenience, good
location, small barn on proper-
ty, fruit trees. Early possession.
Price, $6,500.
_o_.
11/y storey, 7 -room dwelling, flush
toilet, running water. Situated in
village of Londesboro. Immed-
late possession.
—o—
T-$TOREY, 5 ROOM DWELLING,
three bedrooms, modern conven-
iences, oil heating, full base-
ment, low taxes... Situated on
Highway '4, south of Clinton.
Early possession.
1 STOREY, 5 ROOM DWELLING,
two bedrooms, modern conven-
ience. Sunoorch. Early posses-
sion. Price, 4,000.
1 STOREY, 7 ROOM DWELLING,
3 bedrooms, 3 -piece fatly fur -
ell located two 1 e
nice W o b o ks
from post office. Early posses -
Sion. Price, $5.500:
o---
1 STOREY, 2 BEDROOM Central
Mortgsigo dwelling. Down pay-
ment, $1,$00. Monthly payments,
,$28, Early possession,
a •
Apply to
. C. LAWSON
Complete Insurance Service
Real Estate — investments
Bank of Montreal Building
Phones: Office 251W; Res. 2513
CLINTON, ONTARIO
NEW, .MODERN WHITE ROSE SERVICE STATION
Located on Victoria Street, Clinton
Will be open April 1, 1956
APPLY TO:
SAM WDONALD
" h, tine C1xnit0 n 329,
12tfb
GENERAL AL MAJ.V A E,Gl4
.Applitotions for the Position of Ge»era! Manager
will ba reoa ycid 6y Mri J, I}, Oaks, President, Mid*
Western Ontario Regioodl Oevelopment. Ati6clatiatt,
Box 213, Guelph, Ontario, fd April !full, 1055,
Tho Ai) 711tairt tar 'ivtlr C under to
I. board 6f, l'iireotars iia
irssociAtIon with Katal orgiwizatlons carni Ivith MOM61par and
Provliiethl tlovbrnwaits 'vot the pionicttoft bf Reglowlal Indust -
AM De'vblopihtalit,
i.`rtcebtiotial trdtfortriltitty far ii flV6 ntXg'1"esStVh iitlf►ifti t6
01006i,
riospitai; on we(Lnesaay, waren
21, 1956, to Cpl. and Mrs. Paul
Newhouse, Clinton, a daughter,
PORTER—In, Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Saturday, March 17,
1956, to Mr. and Mrs. John Por-
ter, Clinton, a son.
SHEPPARD—.Try Clinton Public
Hospital, on Wednesday, March.
14, 1956, to Mr. and Mrs. John
Sheppard, RR 1, Londesboro, a
daughter.
SUTHERN •-•.- In Clinton) Public
Hospital, on Sunday, March '1$,
1956, to Cpl. and Gerald Suth'
ern, Clinton, 4 son,
DEATHS
DAVISON In Bayfield, on Sat-
urday, March 17, 1956, Cather-
ine Ahrens, widow of John Dav-
ison- in her 87th year. Funeral.
from her late residence in .Gay
field, by Rev. D.. MacDonald,
Hensall, on Monday afternoon,
.March 19, to Bayfield Cemetery.
GP4k1-IAM In Victoria B.C., on
Thursday,arch 8 1956 Mrs.
M
Carrie Graham, 'in her 88th.
ree r Born , Clinton d a
a . n in an
sident a Victoria, for the past
10 years, formerly of Saskatoon.
Funeral service was held in the
Santis Mortuary Limited "Mem-
orial: Chapel of Chimes," Victor-
ia, B.C., on Monday, March 12,
1956, Rev., William Allan offic-
iated. Interment in the Col -
woos Burial Park. • •
HIGGIN'S—In Clinton, on Sunday,
March 18, '1956; Janet Lindsay,
beloved wife of William Higgins,
Bayfield Funeral from i:he
Beattie funeral home, Ratten-
bury Street East, Clinton, to
Bayfield Cemetery, on Tuesday
afternoon, March 20, by Rev. P.
Renner, Bayfield.
SINCLAIR, — In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Monday, March 19,
1956, Williarh Chapman Sinclair,
beloved, husband of Jean Foth-
•eringham, RR 5, Clinton, in his
64th year. Funeral from Ball
and Mutch funeral home, High
Street, Clinton, to Baird's Cem-
etery, by Rev. H. C. Wilson,
Clinton, on Wednesday atter-
noon, March 21.
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Stock, Machinery and
Household Effects at Lot 28, Con-
cession 3, East Wawanosh Town-
ship, 2 miles north of Auburn, on
Thursday, April 5
at 1 P.M.
Cattle: White cow, due In June;
roan heifer, due April; Hereford
cow, due March 24, roan cow, with
calf at foot; farrow cow, with, calf
at foot; steer, rising 2 yrs, old;
3 heifers, rising 1 yr. old.
Machinery: Ford Ferguson trac-
tor, in good condition; Fergus6n
plow; 7 ft. cut Mdssey . Harris
binder; McCormick siderake and
tedder; Massey Harris manure
spreader; McCormick fertilizer
drill; Buehler rubber 'tired wagon
(new); car trailer,, hay loader;
dump rake; McCormick mower;
disc plow; harrows; slelghs�; fan-
ning mill; 2,000 lb. scales; breech-
ing harness; horse collars; ladders;
grain bags; sacks; 'tarpaulin; scuf-
fler; wagon box; hay rack; wheel
barrow; pig crate; horse blanket;
forks; chains) other articles;
Grain: 500 bus. mixed grain; 100
bus, malting barley; 10 ton' choice
baled hay.
Household Effects: Sideboard;
dining room table; 6 chairs; steel
cot; rug; drop-leaf table; Princess
Pat range; Harrison heater; single ;
bed, springs and mattress; double
bed, springs and mattress; ward- ;
robe -trunk; screen door (new);
kitchen •utebsils.
Terms—Cash
Ernest Hickingbottom, Proprietor
I_Iarold Jackson, Auctioneer
12-9-11
C%ET+i.� VINO
AUCTION SALE
of Earn Stock and
hnplemients
At Lot 18, North, -east lloundary,
Vsborno Township, 6 'miles east s
and 2 miles! north of ExtAor, G 3
milos south east of Hensall, 2% ?
miles south and 1/t mile `west from
Cromarty, 0 miles north :and west t
of Wrkton, oft f
Tuesday, Mareh 21 i
at 1 o'clock sharp.
Registered Ilerefords 7 cows,
rebred 7 calves ranging in age d
from kay to Jan. (2 good bull i
propects, 2 excellent 4-H Guinea ,#
orosoects4 2..helfer calves, 1 bull
istofin Cows: 1 cow freshened
2, due time of sale, 1 dine
1 due iri Jul;, 1 due Aug„
fifer due July, 2 open heifers,
;ves 600 t(x 700 lbs,, 1 month
Ft halt old Calf.
;s: AA. ni ffiber of 'weiner .pigs.
re16ery, . ete-: Ca;,e manure
:der, hearly liew; rilbber tired
Alan Ladd - ,roam T tze#
•
� F'.AGE 1?'I'Vl
BIRTHS'
Coming:
CoNn ng; "DE$TRY"
$
ie Mur h
p y Mari Blanchard
IQWI X.Mk --In Ciiliton Public Hos-
BOXY THEA.M
AT i p(( T044PHON_O
pital, on Friday)Larch 16, 19;?6,
D L 1 H T 4 N
For Mr, William A. Edward from,
lis residence on No. 8 Highway,
Mrs Carl Pecker,
._..
Glr
Zwich, a daughter.
NCWz THUliS., FRIT SAT,
-Ooderi
ARlpi- In Clinton Public uospi-
day, March
til, on M. 16 1956,
- - Double Rill
,
LAG .and Mrs. Ray Hardy,
T
`
Oakes' while I was in the hospital.
Thanks to my friends' and neigh -
'bourn for the, flowers, cards, and
�9
In Stork
.Iaare Wyanan -- {7#rarltonu 14%stoa
ETtrevor
Cl
Clinton, a daughter,
Feed and Grain
Uble
At, east half lot No. 11, Ashfield
and aiaire
A grand dramatic romance with a
MAUAULAY Zak Clinton Public13ritai'n's
funniest funny man tu
urns
story as great as the cast that
9, 'Pital, on Saturday, Mare# 17,
a departmetat store upside slowp in
lives it, with a theme as lusty aS
1956, to Mrs, Maxie Macaulay,
a riot of ,laugh -provoking
the oil gushers .of Texas'?
and the. late Robert Macaulay,
Clinton, a son',
situations.
Norm Wisdom
GG?
c �a1111
11 AT
MITCHELL—In Clinton P011c
.-
Mar, garret Rutherford
ments•
J -
Hospital, on Wednesday March
14, 1956; to Mr, and Nhirs. Ern-
-- and -,-
10,LUIE CANADIAN ROCKIES'
In Visicivislon - Color
rnerson Mitchell, RR, 3, Brussels,
a son,
The bigger they are the harder
they fail, 'leaving' Gene top maxi in
H!ONr� TUES. and WED.
MARKS At 100 Mile House '
alae tall. timber coun6'tr .,
:"%"Irm
(Adult Entertainment)
Bruch Columbia, on Tuesday,
(lone Autaw* Pat
-,—,_..�..
Ginger Rogers -- Van: Renin
Gene Tierney and Peggy Amt i
March 6, 1.956, to Mr, and, Mrs,
Ross Marks, (nee,'1Vlarsha Har-
MON., TUES. and WED.
Garner
With
vey) a son (Kenneth Dougiaa)
a grandson for 1virS,
`G
Ifell
Below
��
Zero
George Raft and ltte a1,
'Gardiner in a suspenseful. murder
great
Gegrg ll
e Conne ,
MT
m stery centred around' the bright
a '
MOFFATT -- In Clinton Public
Technicolor
Terrific adventure in the trackless
.h s
g di o
t an frustrations:
m f
Broadway.
HostpItal; on Thursday, March
15, 1956, to Mr, and Mrs. Floyd
Antarctic. Authentic glirrapses of
f
a whaling 1
� �fi
The. "I�C11 n � Q�
Moffatt, Clinton, a son,
g e
e t at work cprrzbined
with fast- a d• d
.
riospitai; on we(Lnesaay, waren
21, 1956, to Cpl. and Mrs. Paul
Newhouse, Clinton, a daughter,
PORTER—In, Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Saturday, March 17,
1956, to Mr. and Mrs. John Por-
ter, Clinton, a son.
SHEPPARD—.Try Clinton Public
Hospital, on Wednesday, March.
14, 1956, to Mr. and Mrs. John
Sheppard, RR 1, Londesboro, a
daughter.
SUTHERN •-•.- In Clinton) Public
Hospital, on Sunday, March '1$,
1956, to Cpl. and Gerald Suth'
ern, Clinton, 4 son,
DEATHS
DAVISON In Bayfield, on Sat-
urday, March 17, 1956, Cather-
ine Ahrens, widow of John Dav-
ison- in her 87th year. Funeral.
from her late residence in .Gay
field, by Rev. D.. MacDonald,
Hensall, on Monday afternoon,
.March 19, to Bayfield Cemetery.
GP4k1-IAM In Victoria B.C., on
Thursday,arch 8 1956 Mrs.
M
Carrie Graham, 'in her 88th.
ree r Born , Clinton d a
a . n in an
sident a Victoria, for the past
10 years, formerly of Saskatoon.
Funeral service was held in the
Santis Mortuary Limited "Mem-
orial: Chapel of Chimes," Victor-
ia, B.C., on Monday, March 12,
1956, Rev., William Allan offic-
iated. Interment in the Col -
woos Burial Park. • •
HIGGIN'S—In Clinton, on Sunday,
March 18, '1956; Janet Lindsay,
beloved wife of William Higgins,
Bayfield Funeral from i:he
Beattie funeral home, Ratten-
bury Street East, Clinton, to
Bayfield Cemetery, on Tuesday
afternoon, March 20, by Rev. P.
Renner, Bayfield.
SINCLAIR, — In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Monday, March 19,
1956, Williarh Chapman Sinclair,
beloved, husband of Jean Foth-
•eringham, RR 5, Clinton, in his
64th year. Funeral from Ball
and Mutch funeral home, High
Street, Clinton, to Baird's Cem-
etery, by Rev. H. C. Wilson,
Clinton, on Wednesday atter-
noon, March 21.
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Stock, Machinery and
Household Effects at Lot 28, Con-
cession 3, East Wawanosh Town-
ship, 2 miles north of Auburn, on
Thursday, April 5
at 1 P.M.
Cattle: White cow, due In June;
roan heifer, due April; Hereford
cow, due March 24, roan cow, with
calf at foot; farrow cow, with, calf
at foot; steer, rising 2 yrs, old;
3 heifers, rising 1 yr. old.
Machinery: Ford Ferguson trac-
tor, in good condition; Fergus6n
plow; 7 ft. cut Mdssey . Harris
binder; McCormick siderake and
tedder; Massey Harris manure
spreader; McCormick fertilizer
drill; Buehler rubber 'tired wagon
(new); car trailer,, hay loader;
dump rake; McCormick mower;
disc plow; harrows; slelghs�; fan-
ning mill; 2,000 lb. scales; breech-
ing harness; horse collars; ladders;
grain bags; sacks; 'tarpaulin; scuf-
fler; wagon box; hay rack; wheel
barrow; pig crate; horse blanket;
forks; chains) other articles;
Grain: 500 bus. mixed grain; 100
bus, malting barley; 10 ton' choice
baled hay.
Household Effects: Sideboard;
dining room table; 6 chairs; steel
cot; rug; drop-leaf table; Princess
Pat range; Harrison heater; single ;
bed, springs and mattress; double
bed, springs and mattress; ward- ;
robe -trunk; screen door (new);
kitchen •utebsils.
Terms—Cash
Ernest Hickingbottom, Proprietor
I_Iarold Jackson, Auctioneer
12-9-11
C%ET+i.� VINO
AUCTION SALE
of Earn Stock and
hnplemients
At Lot 18, North, -east lloundary,
Vsborno Township, 6 'miles east s
and 2 miles! north of ExtAor, G 3
milos south east of Hensall, 2% ?
miles south and 1/t mile `west from
Cromarty, 0 miles north :and west t
of Wrkton, oft f
Tuesday, Mareh 21 i
at 1 o'clock sharp.
Registered Ilerefords 7 cows,
rebred 7 calves ranging in age d
from kay to Jan. (2 good bull i
propects, 2 excellent 4-H Guinea ,#
orosoects4 2..helfer calves, 1 bull
istofin Cows: 1 cow freshened
2, due time of sale, 1 dine
1 due iri Jul;, 1 due Aug„
fifer due July, 2 open heifers,
;ves 600 t(x 700 lbs,, 1 month
Ft halt old Calf.
;s: AA. ni ffiber of 'weiner .pigs.
re16ery, . ete-: Ca;,e manure
:der, hearly liew; rilbber tired
Alan Ladd - ,roam T tze#
'Scope,. and Color
Niall Ma Ginnls-------
Coming: "'WICHITA"
Coming:
CoNn ng; "DE$TRY"
$
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p y Mari Blanchard
. In Scope sand Color with
.foe! McCrea
Of EARING AUCTION SALE'
CajdS off' Thames
Household Effects, Mayor's
Equipment, Carpenter's Tools
2 .Cents per word, Minimum 500
For Mr, William A. Edward from,
lis residence on No. 8 Highway,
I would like to thank all my
friends- and neighbours who re- y
membered
one-quarfer of a anile east of
Goderich, on
me with cards, flowers,
treats, etc., also special thanks to
Saturday, March 31
Dr, Newland and all th'e nurses
who were so kind to me while a
At 1.30 P.M,
Terms Cash
patient in Clinton! Hospital.—MRS
WILFRED FREEMAN. 12-b
William A. Edward, Proprietor
Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer
R. C, Hays, Solicitor for the Estate
Special. thanks to the Nurses
and Doctors Newland; Addison and
12-3-b
Oakes' while I was in the hospital.
Thanks to my friends' and neigh -
'bourn for the, flowers, cards, and
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Stock, Implements;
treats I receive at home.—,Z-
Feed and Grain
BERT HABIQRK. 12-b
At, east half lot No. 11, Ashfield
Township, one-quarter of a mile
AUCTION SALE
I west of Nile; on
Thursday, April S
Of Household Effeefs
From the. St. Paul's Rectory, on
CATTLE — 12 Holstein cows,
Wednesday, April 4
registered and grade; 7 yearling
Poll
of Angus to
steers and heifers; fifers; reg-
at 13
. 0 .m, consisting
P of:
, g
istered-bull (Aberdeen Angus).
PIGS -30 pigs from six to nine
Nine -piece oak dining room suite
of table, chairs, buffet -and china
weeks. old; 3 Yorkshire sows.
csabiriet; Tri -light; 2 floor lamps;
IMP EDITS a' el e
—i1VL d S Cas
tractor
tractor and a full line of imple-
tea wagon on usi
m c cabinet; b net•
g Cogs -
, g
well chair; end table; hassock;
ments•
studio couch; rug and scatter rugs;
FEED --Quantity - of hay and
Pictures; kitchen table and chairs;
oats,
ironing board; Thor washing mach -
TERMS: $10.00 and under cash,
over this amount 6 months credit
fine; laundry tubs; 4,burner De
Luxe' 'Clare Jewel stove, with auto;
on approved bank notes at 5 per-
cent,
matic controls; 3 section bookcase;
set of twin beds; mattresses;
No reserve as the farm is sold
G. H. Pentland, Proprietor
double bed; inner spring mattress;
dresser; 2. high boys; pine chest;
Edward °W. Elliott, Auctioneer,
12 -3-b
lawn chair; study desk; upholster -
ed chair; hall tree; table \lamp;
wicker table and 2 chairs; amok -
Extensive
AUCTION SALE
Of High Quality Shorthorns,.
Horses, .Hogs, Tractor, 'T'ruck,
Thresher, Farm Machinery, Hay,
Grain and miscellaneous items. On
the premises, Lot 6, Con. 2, Stan-
ley Township, 33/ miles north of
llonsall, or 1% miles west of Hip -
pen and 11/ miles north. on
Friday,* !March 23
Commencing at 12,30 p.m. sharp.
High Quality Shorthorns: Roan
cow, carrying fourth calf, due in
April; red cow, carrying second
Cali, due in April; red cow, carry-
i)vg third calf, due in May; roan
cow, carrying second calf, Clue in
May; roan; cow, carrying fourth
calf, due in April; red cow, carry-
ing fourth calf, due in: May; red
cow, carrying. second calf, due in
May; red caw, carrying fifth calf,
Clue, in April; 5 Durham, steers,
ready for market, averaging 1,250
lbs each; 2 Baby Beefs, averaging
500 lbs. each, 3 steers, rising 2 yrs.
old; 2 heifers, rising 2 yrs. old;
5 Durham yearlings; purebred
Shorthorn bull, rising 3 yrs. old.
This is a very choice herd of
rattle, all in market condition.
Horses: General Purpose team,
Prue and reliable; Clyde mare, 8'.
yrs. old.
Hogs: 10 York pigs, averaging
185 lbs, each.
Farm Machinery: 1950 Chev.
calf -tan pick-up truck, very low
nileage, in all around new can-
lition; tractor, McD. Super "W" 6,
`ally equipped, used one :,eason,
ike new; Waterloo 28x45 thresher,
`ully equipped with cutter, grain
)lower, etc., in A-1 condition; two
140 ft. Klingtite 7 -;rich drive belt,
ike new; 200 ft, heavy cable with
)locks and tackle; Me. -Deering
)finder, 7 ft. cut, like nein; Me:-
)eering mower, 6 ft, Cut, like new;
Via. -Deering hay loader; Oliver 3-
urrow plow, like new; Cockshutt
[-section spring, tooth harrow;
12c. -Deering drop -head hayloader;
VIC.-Deering horse drawn manure
spreader, on rubber; !Vic. -Deering
;pring tooth cultivator, 8 ft. out,
:quipped with extensions; Fleury
32plate tractor disc; 3 -drum steel
roller; 10 ft. dump rape; 4 -section
hamond harrows; all steel wag -
z; rubber tire wagon; 16 ft. hay
pack, brand new; 2 gravel boxes;
International team seuffler and
puller; 100 cap. Spraymotor, eom-
rlotely equipped, like new; M -I -I
,3 -run grain drill, with f,3rtiliser
lttachment; single scuffles; sling
,apes and chains; Renfrew electric
ream separator; root_p 41)er; Ren -
of bri
wood;
drill,
smith
S, Z,uuu ib. Cap.;
; fanning mill;
,less; backhand
40 -gal. copper
'titter; qua'-
y of stove
r; anvil forge;
penter a, black -
hydraulic jack;
articles too witnerotta to
n,
and OrWw 200 bale's Hk6d
tons loose hay; 156 bushels
Ing stand; drop leaf table; inval-
id's table; Singer drop head sew-
ing machine; set of golf clubs;
Bab -a -Lawn mower; fernery
stand; garden tools; dishes; cook-
ing utensils; dishes and numerous
other 'articles.
Terms Cash
If weather is unfavourable the
sale will be held in the parsonage
hail.
Rev. R. M. P. Bulteel, Proprietor
Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer
12-3-b
Clinton Community
Fanners
AUCTION SALES
EVERY FRIDAY
commencing at 1.30 p.m.
TERM CASK
J. COREY, Sales Manager
E. W. ELLIOTTr� Auctioneer
X. W. COLQUHOUN, Clerk
Al
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CALL
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,tvuau,.ett'„ etc. -
of baled hay,
N'o reserve, tis the firth 3s Sold,
of Cob corn.
file may o . Due to extra large' sale, "lling
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li Proprietor
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