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, til, London, o?a 11`xiday,
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"COMMODATIoN .fa
=:8'i,J,RNISHED APARTMENT ,for
`rent, suitable for couple. Phone
�'lir►ton 62,
FURNIt%= ROOM IN DIET
private comfortable hone.hone
,4.1 :11 nton 530. 13-p
�'fiC)4M, PRIV,p�TE ElN7�tANCE:.
3xt private home, For one alone,
mr tnvo sharing. Fhone Clinton
; $'URNLSHED, STEAM HEATED,
Well located apartment .available
-T , quiet couple, Phone Clinton
tfb
iPOUR ROOM APAR7,iMENT and
private bath, heated" Central
.•3omtion. Furnished. Phone Clip-
"tpn 327. 13p
'T'HIME ROOM APARnT4NT,
"Private, bathroom. Furnished.
Lo-
• cation- central, ?hone Entort
:199W. 13-p.
-4vo Room A' "T=NT, fur-
�atished and heated. Suitable for
,couple. Phone Clinton 472J,
13p
TWO ROOM APARTMENT, suit-
rable for couple. Furnished and
:'heated. Close to RCAF Station
kC31nton. Phone.Clinton 619J2.
13-p
ROOM APARTMENT
With °baltuny. 'Unfurnished, Share
' b`atii, private entrance. Central
'location. Phone Clinton 78W,
13-b
THREE ROOM FURNISHED
apartment, share bath, central lo-
pation, Apply Herman's Men's
iWear, phone Clinton 517.
8tfb
Il'OUR ROOMS AND SUNPOR.CH,
`downstalrs. Furnished, heated;
.•modern, eouveniences.- Immediate
possession. Phone Clinton, 370J1�b
;SIX froom BRICK HOUSE in
•Bayfield, for rent or sale. All con-
•vaniencea. Furnished. J. E. How-
!ard, phone Bayfield 53r2.
13tfb
'NEWLY DECORATED, LARGE,
'three room apartment, in Londes-
'lboro. ' Private front entrance,
`'bath, electric stove, frig., washing
,machine, dishes. For particulars
-:phone` Blyth 37r6. 10-tfb
Accommodation Wanted
'.HOUSE TO RENT IN CLINTON.
Adults. Reply by letter to Box
:1.32, Clinton News -Record.
13-4-p
ARTICLES FOR SALE
'RANGETTE FOR SALE. Phone
Clinton 754W12 13b
. EQARD .AND RQO..M .NSLPrWAN7`_FD-T-•1iAA�.R
ROA11I AND BOAR for gentle -
MAN, F,�,mnpa WITH cunt -
man,. Phone Clinton X$31�i to .drive panel truck,' (stupplled),
13b for deliveries in. •towWn, .Box 134.,
BUSINESS OPRORTUNiTiES Clinton Ne4vs-Record, 13-p
11 11 1
OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS,
- HELP 'WANTED
Contact. I,. C. Winter, Real Estate,
PROTESTANT TEAG1It1f;. wanted
High Street, Clinton. Phone Clin- for SS 9 GNerich Township, I)ut-
ton 448. 13th► ies to commenceSeptember 1, Ap
RAWLEIKxH BUSZNEISS NOW on- ply,'stating qualifications and sal-
and x956,' to
!'CHANIi,BS 'IN' MEMQRIAIIIS"
Ti4'o ,Cents per wo}rtl, minimum
54 cents,
CHAil GED --x4 cones .extra,
DE WLINA--x-19 !i 190k noon,
Wedoosday.
1 N .MEMORIAM
ELeI.IO'1"1'---ln laving merrlory of
Ada Dagman Elliott, whq .passed
away A4pril 1, 1955. Sadly missed'
by hushaiul and family. 13p
who died
en. in Huron County. Trade well ary expected to R, E, Rowden, RR "The depths of sorrow we cava
established. Excellent opportun- 3, 0iOWA. 3-4+b tell,
ity Full time, Write at once. Of the loss of one we loved %
Rawleigh's Dept, C-169-189, Molt LIVESTOCK .FOR $ALE well,
treat, P.Q. i3 -b Find while he sleeps a; peacefu
13 READ OF DURHAM Cattle, sleep,
EARN $50 TO $7�a WEEKLY. We stockers, 500 to $50 lbs'. Rayanond. His frrPM ry, we shall alWay.
will start you in business where- Cantelon, phone 907W2. 13-b keep"
ever: you may live. No special ex —Wife, family, Mr, and Mrs, M,
perience necessary, Free cata- REIGI,STERM HOLSTEIN Coj�yv% E. McFadden. 13k
logue and details supplied. FAMIL- fresh and springers; accredited a"nd
EX, Dept, C, Box F Station C. vaccinated, Wes, McBride, RR 1,
Montreal. 13-b Varna, phone Hensall 6878,21. Cards of hanks
BUILDINGS FOR SALE ' 13-p 2 Cents per word, N1lnlmum 50i
PUREBRED Y O
THREE EB R I,;�•
wish to than the Doctors
I � k h ct s and
,
0
;BARN 'R SALE;, to be removed. shire boars of serviceable age„ Nurses, at Sick ChildxerL s Hospit-
Best offer. Apply Mrs, R. H, without papers, $40 each, Murray al, London, also all arty friends who
F. Gairdner, Bayfield phone 41r3. Forbes. Phone Clinton 75111, sent cards, treats, etc, while I was
13-4-b .13-x in hospital. — BARD MILLER,
O N E,, 3 'STO,RE&Y 'POULTRY LIVESTOCK WANTED R.R 3, Clinton, 13-b
house, suitable for_ either broilers We wish to express our deep ap-
or laying hens, also one, storey WANTED. OLD HORSES .AND predation• and sincere thanks for
and one half house. For further dead cattle, Gilbert Bros. Mink the sympathy, flowers and kind
particulars, apply Clarence Potter, Ranch; Goderich. Phone collect, messages sent from Clinton, Bay -
phone Clinton 226R. 13tfb 1483J1, or 1483J4 9ptfb field and Seaforth during our re-
cent bereavement. —MRS. BERT
CLOTHING FOR SALE . LOST AND FOUND LANGFORD, LARENE and HAR-
CLOTH COAT AND HAT SET
for little "girl, size 6. Mauve hat
-and matching coat. Like new.
Phone Clinton 622J3. 12.3b
CUSTOM WORK
ELECTRIC MOTORS, Rewound
and repaired. Home and Auto rad-
ios
ad
ios and appliances repaired. Art
Levett, Isaac Street, at Dunlop.
Phone Clinton 138W. 41-tfb
CEMENT WORK: All types of
concrete walls and floors, water -
tanks, concrete stables; walks,
curbs, steps, Leaky basements re-
paired; resurfacing rough floors,
walks, curbs, steps, Phone Clin-
ton 187W, Murray Miller.
12-3-b
SANITARY SEWAGE
DISPOSAL
SEPTIC TANKS, CESS POOLS,
etc.: pumped and cleaned with
Sanitary modern equipment. All
Work guaranteed. Estimates . given
without obligation. Louis Make,
RR 2, Brussels, Pitone 42 r 6 Brus-
sels. 11to1$p
EMPLOYMENT WANTED
DUTCH WOMAN WOULD LIKE
housecleaning work in or near
Clinton. By the hour, Phone
Clinton 800r11. - 13p.
FARMS FOR SALE
OLD. 13p
LOST—$ STRAND STRING OF
pearls, downtown,. Clinton on Sat I would like to thank all my
urday afternoon, March 24. Re- friends, neighbours and, many
ward affered. Phone Clinton 469W others who remembered me with
,1$-b i cards, .flowers, treats and gifts.
Thanks to nurses of the hospital
FOND—Rhinestone, choker found and: my special. nurses: Mrs.
on Rattenbury Street East, in Haddie -and Mrs. Campbell, Dr.
snow, Owner may haves by iden- Oakes and his assistants who were
tifying it and paying for this ad- so kind tome, and Rev. Ostrom l
vertisement. Phone Clinton 381M. for his many calls while I was in
13p Clinton, Public Hospital. -4WRS.
THOS. LEPPINGTON; Clinton.
LOGS WANTED. 13-p
WANTED TO BUY, STANDING The family of the late Janet
trees of soft maple, elm, hard Higgins wish, to express their sin -
maple, oak, pine etc. Kindly send cere appreciation to friends, neigh -
your name with lot, concession. and bours and relatives for all the
township to Box 130, Clinton kindness, cards of sympathy and
News -Record, Clinton Ontario, floral tribute received during their
13-¢b recent gad bereavement. Special
thanks to the Rev. Peter Renner
LOTS FOR SALE and Rev. W. S. Outerbridge; Dr.
Newland and the staff of Clinton
IDEAL BUILDING LOT, ON Wel- Hospital; nurse, Mrs. R. Jenkins,
lington Street, formerly second Bayfield and all who helped in
bowling green. Reuben Brubac- any way. 13b
er. Phone Clinton 721, lap
We wish to express our heart..
MISCELLANEOUS felt thanks and appreciation for
the many acts of kindness; fness-
$5 DOWN, UP TO 24 MONTI-IS ages of sympathy, and beautiful
to pay for a genuine Surge Milker floral offerings received from rel -
Unit. Contact Lovell McGuire, atives, friends, and -neighbours,,
Phone Wingham 593. We guaran- during our recent bereavement in
tee better milking satisfaction. the loss of a beloved husband and
9-10-11-12-13-p brother. Special thanks to Dr.
Oakes and the nurses of the Clin-
WATERLOO CATTLE Breeding tan Public Hasiptal for their long
DUO -'THERM SPACE HE, BICE, LIST OI' FARMS FOR Association. "Where Better Bulls and faithful care --MRS. WILLIAM
Are Used. Artificial Insemination C. SINCLAIR and his sisters.
In good condition. Marie Elliott, sale. L. G. Winter, Real Estate, service for all breeds of cattle. 13-p
Brucefield. 13b Phone Clinton 448. Low down For. service or information phone
:BRAND NEW FIRESTONE 9%; payments. 33-tfb Clinton 515 collect, between 7.30
•cu. ft. refrigerator on sale at $199. MANY GOOD FARMS, LARGE and Ind 30 on week days and
"T. A. Dutton, Firestone Store, and small, in Huron County. Real 7.30 and y.30 a.m. on Sundays.
1Srucefield: Phone Clintdn 902W1 estate is our business. Buying or
10-tfb selling. Contact John Bosveld, Real MONEY WANTED
TV FIT -FOR A "KING" — We state Broker, 40 Wellesley'
1Rent—Move Install. Complete Street, Goderich, Phone Goderich D I
p 1108, 8-tfb WOULD LIKE TO BORROW RCA VICTOR RADIOS
service on all makes of rotators - - - $2,000 to $3,000. Can pay it off in AND TELEVISION
and antenna. All work fully guar- 100 ACRES, CLOSE TO NO. 4 equal payments over 3 years time
anteed. Huron Tower Installation. Highway (BrucefWd), good- bricic at 7%. Box 131, Clinton Ne'A,vs- Your Old lia.dio Accepted
phone Goderich 13441V 6tfb house and barn, hydro throughout;. Record. , 13-b As Trade-In.
EILVINATOR REACH -IN I{e- soil is fertile clay loam, suitable
Irl eVINA two door, - cu, ft, for grain or cash crops; 8 acres PROPERTY FOR SALE T. A. DUTTON
g + fall wheat, 70 acres ploughed, .bal-
Regular price $625. Best• offer ance newly seeded; "good water 7 -ROOM INSUL BRICK HOUSE RCA, VICTOR. DEALER
accepted. Phone Clinton 398 or supply; price $12,500.00; (tined= on Ontario Street, Clinton. Also S R U C E F 1 E L D
-"'744, or apply at Pinger's Restaur- iate possession; terms.i C. V. an apartment to rent. Phone Clin- Telephone Clinton 694.84
ant. 12-3-b Pickard, Realtor, Exeter, 11-3�b ton 593. 13-4-p
M E PMC T F S i
ARTICLES WANTED
.All
FAR 14 ! or a e
SEED FOR SALE
Glenn x+ord -- Donna Reed ,
WK Bober Burton
TWO CHICKEN SHELTERS, also
set of Stock racks 6'8" x 3'8".
20 BUSHEL, TIMOTHY SEED.
Arnold Dale, Clinton. Phone 811W1
rOUR LEGGED WINDMILL tow-
er, any Height. Gearing not nec-
essary, Watson Webster, R.R. No.
Xavmond Cantelon, phone Clinton
13-p
1, Varna. lg-b
907W2. 13-b
RO•DNEY OATS, TIMOTHY Seed
H. & G.'SALVAGE CO., Clinton—
We buy scrap iron, rags. We buy
ALLIS CHALMERS TRACTOR,
completely rebuilt with good tires.
and Red Clover, quantity of Rod -
ney oats grown from registered
anything. Ladies, clean up your
With bean puller and. scuffler at-
seed *l. 1955 and cleaned olid treat -
attic. Convert your junk into cash.
-For pickup phone Clinton 722J4,
tachments. W. I3. Dalrymple and
Son, Brucefield, Phone Clinton
ed, also •several bus. of timothy
seed and Red Clover. For part -
10 -1-2-3-p
612J1. 13-b
iculars apply to J, W. Crich, phone
VIKING SEPARATOR. SALES and
617823, Clinton. • 13-4-p
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
Service. Authorized dealer for the
district of Clinton, Seaforth, Hen -
'TEACHERS WANTED
1955 METEOR COACH, BRAND
Sall and Zurich. Allowance made
for used separators. Repairs for
TEACHER REQUIRED FOR Mural
new car condition, 6 months old,
less than 5,b00 miles, Light green,
Otaco and Fleury-Bisgell imple-
school .near Seaforth. Good salary
according to qualifications and cx-
Directional signals, etc. Price:
meats. Basil O'Rourke, Brucefield,
phone Clinton34R21.
p
perienee. W. P. aoberts, secre-
Area,
Kation
�Regir a Road, RCAF Stat bn
b
•" 13-4-b
-- --
tary, Tuckersmith School
RR 3, Seaforth, 12 3-b
on, 13
. -.
FARM PRODUCE FOR SALE
S.S. NO. 5, STANLEY WILL re -
1940 FORD, FOUR-WHEEL drive
wrecker, equipped with winch and
CI BEAVER OATS E'OIt
quire the services of a Protestant
Teacher, beginning September 4,
500 feet of cable. Rebuilt Inter.
Phone Clinton 626W3. -Harvey
sale: Suitable for seed. $1.00 a
bushel cleaned at barn, Please
1956. This School is situated five
miles north of Zurich, Ontario, and
Boyce, Varna. 13-p
order early. Milton, Pollock, Rif
No. 1, Varna. Phone Hensal
is equipped with hydro., automatic
G67r31. 12.3-b
ail furnace and flush toilets. Please
apply stating qualifications and
BABY" CHICKS
–- -
Furniture Re-Finishirt g
salary expected to Milton; Pollbrk,
STARTED PULLETS FOR SALE,
Secretary -Treasurer, R.R. No. 1,
kinds of pullets 214 to 3
Varna, Ontario, Phone Hensall
months, all birds raised on the COR FURNITURE, PIANO AND
floor and delivered, Phone Char- padonro cabinet, refinishing and ro-
les Scott, at Auburn, or Tavistock phing, apply 1 G. Pickett,
'ZbM, 10 -1 -3 -X3.4 -5b phone Clinton 76tH 4p-tfh
CHICX BUYERS FOR 1956—we FURNITURE FOR SALE
can quote on Hillside Chicks, FURNITUP.E, 18 MONTHS OLD,
standard: breeds, also special 21" Admiral TV; Chesterfield and
strains like . Arbor Acre White chair; 3 -piece bedroom suite, stud,
Rocks, Ames Iii -Cross, Pilch White • .
lounge; 5 -piece dinette;
;flcu.
ocks, There are layer` strains ft nisshine
and egg strains, and the. reliable he RCA refrigerator; Su
breeds and crosses good for 'both heavy duty range; crib and mat-
markets. Whether you want to tress; highchair. AIso 14.7 cu, ft.
Mick to these, or experiment with; deep freeze with supply of food,
the special strains, let us quote anyone interested can, obtain same
Pay -
prices, give full information. Agent: for taking over . going overseas.
monthly pay
William A. 14. Jenkins, North St„ merits. Owners g
18b phone Clinton 572,
Clanton,
SEASON 19 GE,,MNG ON. YOUR
•chicks should be in your poultry
house growing towards g o o d
(Grade A Large) egg m'a'rkets and
grttlting, . on, firm weight for the
Mable, Big=4 Hatchery has" just the
birds, A::vide Choice, with spde-
lala like 'Pitch White, Rocks, etc.
13.45-6-b
HELP WANTI6—FEMAI,E
HOUSl+ KEEFm -- Vxpericnc(sd,
and plain cook, Apply Box 133,
Clinton, 1V ewe -R ccax d. 13b
GIRL 'W'AN'TED FOR GENERAL
work, bight hour day, six days
per week. Apply to Ilotel C11nto11
or tyhotie 703. 13b
01
TENDERS AREI CALLED POR'
15 Cords of Hard Maple and BewYa
body wood for Kippen. Church.
Tenders to be in by April 10, tb
Archie R, Parsons, RR 2, Elensall,
13-4-1s
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
lin the. Estato of L A W D A Y
VOTING, Into of the, Village of
Londesboro in the County of 110-
ron, Spinstbr, beceased.
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
day of April, AX), 1956, after
which date the assets will be, dist-
ributed amongst the parties en-
titled: thereto, having regard only
to the ciaims of Which notice sltdll
Have been given,
DA'iM, at Clinton, Ontario, this
14th day of March, A.D. 1059.
01 UAW
FOR SALE
1 eyz STOREY, 6 ROOM DWELL-
tttg, modern convenience,, good
location, small barn on proper-
ty, fruit trees. Early possession.
Price, $6,500.
a---
e
1 /Z storoy, 7 -room dwelling, flush
toilet, running water. Situated in
village of Londesboro. Immed-
iato possession.
- 0—
1 STOREY, 5 ROOM DWELLING,
three bedrooms, modern conven-
iences, oil Treating, full base-
ment, low luxes... Situated on
Highway 4, south of Clinton,
Early possession,
—0—
STOREY, 5 ROOM DWELLING,
two bedrooms, modern conven-
ieuee. Sunuorch, Early posses -
Sion. Price, 1,000.
o ----
I STOUPW, � ROOM DWELLING,
3 bedrooms, 3-plece ?lath, fur -
n -ate. Well located, two blocks
from post office. Early posses -
Sion, Price, $5,500.
a-
1 STOREY, 2 13EDROOA1 Central
Mortgage dwelling. DOW11 pay-
ment, $1,800. x6ntltly payments,
$28. Early possession.
Apply to
H. C. LAWSON
Complete Insurance Service
Real Estate Investmont5
Dank of Montreal 13uilding
1phonesz Offled 251W; rtes, 2511
CLINTON, ONTARIO
on wuesoy, 1Vtarcri 27,
to Mr, and Mrs,. Gordon
an, Clinton, A Son.
dY Tn Clinton Piublie Ho-,
on Saturday, March 24,
to Mr, and Mrs. Alphonse
y, Zurich„ .a daughter,
9—In Clinton Public Hos.
on Sunday, March 25, 1956,
And Mrs, .Albert Martin,
?, a San.
K .In Clinton Pablic Has-
ton Monday March 26,
o LAC and Mrs. Thomas
k, Cllgton, a dattgh,tor, _
i�unton•, a sole,
WHEELER --- In Clinton :Public
Hospital, on Tuesday, March 27,
1956, to Mr.. and Xirg. Roy
Wheeler, Clinton, a son,
WISE- -In Clinton Pubic Hospital,
on Saturday, March 24, 1956, to
Mr, and Mrs. Alvin; Wise, RA 31
Clinton, a daughter,
MARRIAGES
ROSS-S01t lMIDT In Knox. Pres-
byterian Chapel, Goderich, gn
Saturday, March,
24 9
Y,1 56 by
Rev.
R. G. MacMillan,, Leona
May, daughter of Mr, and Mrs,
Thomas Schmidt, Goderich, to
William James Ross, Kippen, son
of Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred Ross,
Kippen,
STRONG-PEHLKE-,In Sit, And-
rew'sPresbyterian C h u r c h
manse, on Saturday, March 24,
1956, by Rev, D. J. Lane, Helen
Louise, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward W. Pehlke, Stratford, to
John George Strong, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert. J. Strong,
COOX-BUCHANAN--In the Unit-
ed Church parsonage, Lond'es-
boro, on Saturday, March 17,
1956, by Rev. J. T. White, Joyce
Catherine, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred. Buchanan, RR 1,
Clinton and Jerry Richard Cook,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Lock Cook,
Goderich.
DEATHS
JOHNS ---In York County Hospi-
tal, Newmarket, on Wednesday,
March 28, 1956, Addison Fred-
erick Johns, beloved husband of
Elizabeth Pearen and dear fath-
er of Mrs. Harry (Doris) Boag,
Newmarket; George, Aurora;
Kenneth, Weston. Resting at
the- chapel of Roadhouse and
Rose, Newmarket. Funeral ser-
vice on Friday, March 30 at 2
p.m. Interment will be in New-
market Cemetery.
LANGFORD In Victoria Hospi-
tal, London, on Thursday morn-
ing, March 22, 1956, John Wil-
bert "Bert" Langford, beloved
husband of Rose A. Vodden, in
his 86th year. Funeral franc the
Beattie funeral home, Ratten-
bury Street East, to Clinton
Cemetery, by Rev. D. J. Lane,
on Saturday afternoon,• March
24.
MUNRO — In Alexandra Marine
and General Hospital, Goderich,
on Thursday, March 22, 1956,
Mary Denstedt, beloved wife -of
Ralph Munro, Auburn, in her
62nd year. Funeral from Knox
United Church, Auburn, to Mait-
land Cemetery, Goderich, on
Saturday afternoon, March 24.
WATTS -- In Stratford General
Hospital, on Thursday, March 22,
1956, Thomas R. Watts, beloved
.husband of Mildred Fremlin, for-
merly of Clinton, in his 70th
year. Funeral from the Hein -
buck funeral home, .Stratford by
Rev, R. A. E. Ruch, on Saturday
afternoon, March 24, to Avon-
dale Chapel for temporary en-
tombment, with burial in Clinton
Cemetery at a future date.
TENDERS FOR COAL and COBE
FEDE' RAL BUILDINGS
PROVINCE OF ONTARIO
S,PALED TENDERS addressed to
the undersigned and endorsed as
abovG� *will be received until 3.00
p.m. (EST), THURSDAY, APRIL
26, 1956, for the supply of coal and
coke for the .Federal Buildings
throughout the Province of Ont.
Forms of tender with specifica-
tions and conditions attached can
be obtained from the Chief of Pur-
chasing and, Stores, Department gf
Public Works, Ottawa, and the
District Architect, 385 Yonge St.,
Toronto, Ont,
Tenders will not be considc#ed
unless made on or according to the
printed forms supplied by the De-
partment and in accordance with
conditions set forth therein,
The Department reserves the right
to demand from any successful
tenderer, before awarding the or-
der, a security deposit in the form
of a CERTIFIED cheque drawnon
a bank 'Incorporated under the
Bank Act or the Quebec Savings
Bank Act payable to the order of
the Receiver General of Canada,
equal to ton, per cent of the amotin t
of the tender, in accordance wit.n
the Government Contracts Regula-
tions now in force, or Bearer
Bonds, with unmatured coupons
attached, of the. Government of
Canada or of the Canadian Nation -
n1 i2.:ailwnv C.omnanv and its con -
The lowest or any tender not
necessarily -accepted,
ROBERT FORTIER,
Chief of Administrative Services
and Secretary.
Department of Public Works,
Ottawa, March 16, 1956,
1.3.4-11
FOR LEASE - ,
NEW, MODERN WRITE ROSE SERVICE STATION'
Loodtod on Victoria Street, Cliht6ft -
W
Will fie- open April 1, 195
ArPL'l'• Tor
SAM WDONALD
Phone Clinton 329
NOW.: THURS., PRI, .4, SAT;.
ESTRr
From Max 'Brand's, great novel
comes Destm who was born with
a name he�had to live up to, -'anti
a reputation, he :;tad tp fight clown,
Audio Murphy •, Maxi Olancltard
Lyle Batt
MON., TUES. and WED.
AT TELEPHONE`
Cwododch
NOW: THURS., fAl, A SAT,
Joel MCCrao -^ Vera M;IQs
Lloyd Bridges St Wallace iE'ortl
A thrilling episode its the life .of
Wyatt : 'asp, the famous law euu�
forcer, who was so strict with law*
breakers he alienated his support
WI�HXTA
--- 'Scope+ and. Color
"Above 'Us The
MON., TUES, and WED.
Waves"'
Glenn x+ord -- Donna Reed ,
WK Bober Burton
A story of submarine warfare •khat
The dr aanati. story :of a -kidnap,
ping ail of a father's desperate
will grip your attention from start
to thrilling finish,
:John Mills -- Donald Siuulen
gamble to save his son•,
�*
G4 RANSOM
Bohn Gregson
.,
Coming,• "LUCY GALLANT"
CorninE;
Jane Wyman - Charlton Heston:
Jerry Lewis & Peon Martin in,
Thelma, hitter
"You're Heyer Too Young"'
YOU DON'T DEED
INSURANCE
1
1 '
But if you face your
responsibilities, you already
know that INSURANCE caul
be your any and your protec-
tion against ANY emergency. -
Let we review your coverage
to -day.
H. E. HARTLEY
Canada Life
Assurance Company
Phone 454W -- Clinton
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Of Household Effects, Mover"s
Equipment, Carpenter's Tools
For Mr. William A. Edward from
his residence on, No, 8 Highway,
one-quarter of a mile east of
Goderich, on '
Saturday, March 31
At 1.30 P.M.
Terms Cash
William A. Edward, Proprietor
Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer
R. C. Hays, Solicitor for the Estate
12-3-b
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
Of Property and Household Ef-
fects of the Estate of the late O.
Ellsworth Errott from Main Street
Auburn (adjoining the United
Church) on
Wednesday, April 11
at 1.30 pan.
Household Effects etc.- Electric
refrigerator, kitchen cabinet; glass
cupboard; 3-3 piece, bedroom
suites; mattresses; 3 floor rugs;
day bed; couch; book shelves; 2
small desks; library table; hall
rack and seat; hat rack; antique
settee and platform rocker; aria
chair and platform rocker; antique
sofa; antique rocker odd tables
and chairs; drapes; bedding; pil-
lows; cook stove; coal heater; kit-
chen table; two sets of scales;
dishes and cooking utensils ,tools;
binder twine; approximately 20
cord of hardwood; 1931 Model A
Ford coach; 1929 Model A Ford
coupe; and numerous other articles
Property: One quarter acre of
land more or less, on which is
situated a 1% storey, 8 room, Brame
house with hydro throughout. On
this property is also a good garden
and fruit trees. Further particul-
ars: rrs given oil property the day of
ale
Terms— On household effects
cash.
Terms—On property 1096 down
on date of sale and balance in 30
days, The property will be offer-
ed for sale subject to a reserve bid.
NOTE --If weather is unfavour-
able the. sale will be in the church
shed.
EDWARD J. JENIfINS,
Executor of the Estate
E))WARD W. ELLIOTT,
Auctioneer
13-4-b
Clewing
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Stock, Machinery and 1I
Household Effects at Lot 28, Con-
cession 8, )East Wawanosh Town-
ship, 2 miles north of Auburn, on
Thursday) April 5
at 1 p,m.
Caitle: White cow, due in June;
roan heifer, due April, Hereford
cow, dtie 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,
macluncrye r'orct Irerguson tac-
tor, in good, condition; Ferguson
Plow; 7 ft. cut Massey Barris
binder; McCormick siderake and
tedder; Massey Harris. manure
spreader; McCormick fertilizer
drill; Buehler rubber tired wagon
(now); car trailer, hay loader;
dump rake; McCormick mower;
disc plow; Barrows; sleighs; fan-
ring mill; 2,000 lb, zc"ales; breech=
ing harness; horse collars; ladders;
grain bags; sacks, tarpaulin; scut-
fler; wagon ,bolt; shay rack; wheel
barrow; pig crate; horse blanket;
forks,chains, other articles;
Grain: 500 bus, mixed grain,, 100,
..b aw .,,,, A -.... ,,.,..,
lay,.
eitold Effects,. Sideboard
°'
froom table, 6 chair'; steel'
g; drop-lcai table; Princess
zge; Harrison Beater; single
rings and mattress; doubt(-
Arings and Mattress; wtird-
tunk; screen door (new);
AUCTION SALF,
At McLelland Sale Barn,�Bervie,
SATURDAY, MARCH 3l.
At 2 o'clock, usual; selection of
good dairy springing cows and
heifers
umber
of a Durhmspr4
8
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n ?•s including .two real good
roan four year olds
A number of calves. In refer-
ence to sale John Ribbink, 'river -
ton has bought 14 cows here in
last 2 years, had milk tested and
weighed and is keeping all cows
another year.
Buyer and door prizes I Ladies
Welcome.
DONALD BLUE', Auctioneer
DORNE and DORIS McLELLAND
I 13.,4
w CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Of Form Stock, implements,
Feed and Grain
At east half lot No. 1L Ashfield
Township, one-quarter of a mile
west of Nile, on.
Thursday, April 5
CATTLE — 12 Holstein cows,
registered and grade; 7 yearling
Poll Angus steers and heifers; reg-
istered bull (,Aberdeen Angus).
PIGS -30 pigs from six to nine
weeks old; 3 Yorkshire sows.
IMPLW4ENTS--Mode1- S Case
tractor and, a full line of imple-
ments.
FEED—Quantity of hay and
oats. -
TEItMS: $10.00 and under cash,
over this amount 6 months credit
on approved bank notes at 5 per-
cent.
No reserve as the farm is sold
G. IL Pentland, Proprietor
Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer
12-3-b
AUCTION- SALE
Of Farre Stock and Machinery
At Lot 14; Concession 3, Stan-
ley, To vnsldp, 1% miles west
Brucefield, on,
Monday, April 2 at 1 p.m.
Machinery: Ford tractor (1952) ;
W.C. Allis-Chalmers tractor, fully
equipped; 7 ft. Massey Harris trac-
tor mower; McCormick Dearing
15 -run double disc fertilizer drill
(like new) ; 3 -furrow rubber -tired
plow; 2 -furrow rubber tired'. plow;
Cockshutt side. rake, Co.ckshutt
tractor spreader; garden tractor,
fully equipped; Massey Harris
weed sprayer, 20 ft, boom; air
pump with paint sprayer; 2 rubber
tired wagons; M.M. combine, with
motor, fully equipped.
Cattle: 2 Holstein heifers, due in
May; 1 Ayrshire heifer, due in
May; 2 black caws, fresh; 5 Hol-
stein heifers, fresh and due in
April; Holstein cow, due in April;
Holstein cow, fresh 2 months; 2
Jerseys, springing, 5 Holstein
cows; due time of sale; 5 year-old
calves; black steer; 3 yearlings;
4 spring calves.
Terms ---Cash
RAY PEPPEIL, Proprietor
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer
E. P. Chesney, Clerk
13-b
AUCTION SALE
Of Household Effects
From the St, )Paul's Rectory, on
Wednesday, April 4
at 1.30• p.m., consisting of;
Nine -piece oak dining room suite
of table chairs, buffet and china
cabinet; Tri -light; 2 floor lamps;
tea wagon music cabinet, Cogs-
well chair; 'end table; hassock;
studio couch; rung aad scatter rugs;
pictures; kitchen table and chairs;
ironing board, Thor washing mach-
ine; laundry tubs; 4 -burner De
Luxe Clare Jewel stove, with auto-
matic controls; 3 section bookcase;
set of twin beds; mattresses;
double bed; inner spring mattress;
dresser; 2 high boys; pine chest;
lawn chair; study desk; upholster-
ed chair; hall tree; table lamp;
wicker table and 2 chairs; smolt
in stand; drop Leaf table; inval-
ic1's table; Singer drop head sew-
ing machine; set of -961f clubs;
Bob -
a -Lawn m -o w e r, 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
hall.
Rev. R. M. P. gulteel, Proprietor
Lrdwaril W. Elliott, Auctioneer
12-3-b
ofinton Community
Farmers
AVC TION SAL19S
coumnehting At 1,90 pah,
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d, CC1Ttb S es Manager
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