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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1956-04-05, Page 5JRSiZ 3L 5 186 .XI.OK MWS47-4)114) ACCOMMODATION for RENT k* C Motrcaa. "TI-IREE 1300M, HEATED; furnish eed apartment. Available in April ,Phone Clinton 1625W. . 14b . . ' *TWO LARGE, F U R lehle$01-1 E D .hooms. Available on April 14 aiPhone Clinton 683, 14P :HEATED, THREE-ROOM apart - :emelt in Goderich, Suitable fer ,rouple, Private entrance. Two - ,piece bath. Built-in &inboards. ;:Hat and cold water, Phone Code - rich 565. 14-5-6-p •FUR,NISHED, =AWL •HEATED. 'Well 'Mated apartment available ;for quiet couple. 3Plunie Clinton :176, 18tfh 'TWO ROOM APARTMENT, fur - tailed, heated, . newly decorated, reasonable 'rent. No extras. Use of washer. and frig. Couple only. Phone Clinton 73J, ' 14b :5hlefs"-CONTAINE1), FOUReRoorn unfurnished apartment in brick hose on King Street. .Available Immediately. Phone Clinton 491R. , 141e . 'TWO ROOM '.APARTIVIEN'll;' fur- ealshed and heated. Suitable for couplePhone Clinton 4723. 14b TWO ROOM APART1VIENT, suit - friable for couple'. Furnished, and heated. Close to RCAF Station Clinton. Phone Clinton 619J2, ' 14p SELF ,CONTAINED ONE 13E1room heated apartment, laundry Tadlities. Immediate possession. Apply Jim Bisset, 103 St. Georges Crescent, phone Goderich 1017. 14tfb THREE ROOlVI FURNISHED apartrnent, share bath, central 10 cation. Apply Herman's Men's Wear, phone Clinton 517. — &fie POUR ROOIVIS AND SUNPOROH, downstairs. Furnished, heated, modern conveniences. Immediate possession. Phone Seaforth, 370W. 13-4-b SIX ROOM BRICK HOUSE in Bayfield, for rent or sale. All con- veniences. Furnished. J. E. How- ard, phone Hayfield 53 r 2. 13tfb NEWLY DECORATED, LARGE, three room apartment, in Londes- boro. Private front entrance, bath, electric stove, frig., washing machine, dishes. Fon particulars phone Blyth 37r6. 10-tfb Accommodation Wanted HOUSE TO RENT IN CLINTON. Adults. Reply by letter to Box 132, Clinton News -Record. 13-4-p . . ARTICLES FOR SALE GENERAL ELECTRIC RANGE, apartment size. Heavy duty. Used 11/4 years, New condition. Phone Clinton 426W4. 14p HOME FREEZER. AND FRIG combinationeused eix months, 161/4 cu. ft. Reasonable. Phone Clin- ton 42631.1413 _ BRAND NEW FIRESTONE 9% cu. ft. refrigerator on sale at $199: T. 'A. Dutton, Firestone Store, BrucefieId. Phone Clinton 902W1 10-tfb TV .-FIT FOR A "KING" — We Rent — Move — Install. Complete service on all makes of rotators and antenna. All work fully guar- anteed. Huron Tower Installation, phone Goderich 1344M. 6tfb EMPIRE GARDEN TRACTOR, 6 li.p„ with attachments. Good con- dition. • Half cost price. LeRoy Path; Hayfield, phone 64r4 ate/ 5.30 p.m. 14-5:6-b ARTICLES WANTED WANTED—GOOD TWO -WHEEL trailer with 15- or 16 -inch wheels. Wes McBride, Varna, phone Hen- salhhI BABY CHICKS STARTED PULLETS FOR SALE, All kinds of pullets 21/4 to 3 months, all birds raised on the floor and delivered, Phone Char- les Scott, at Auburn, or Tavistock 50M. 10-1-2-3-4-51e YOU WANT CHICKS NOW. Or Pullets. Or I3roilers. Then let mo book your order for Hillside chicks,. This Hatchery (Canadian Approv- ed) can give you what you. want. They have been catering to Can- adian poultrykeepers for more than 30 years. Many world buy freer no other Hatchery. They can give immediate delivery. Let me quote prices, and take your order. Wil. liam A. H. jenkihs, North Street, Clinton. 14b CHICKS. PULLETS, BROILERS. Cockerels. Any kind, any variety they should be Ititchener Big -t. For fast growth, towards the mar- kets you aim for. Canadian Ap- proved plus years oe Hatchery and •chick breeding experience. They lave dayold and sonie started. Tell me whet ytu Want, let me quote prices and take your order—and ease do it flow—agent: Charles cott, Auburn, phone Myth 43r23, 14b BOARD AND ROOM I.001AND BOARD for. gentle - ram Phone Clinton 261M, 14b 100M AND BOARD for gentle- znan. Phone Clinton; 193W, 13-4-b BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES OWN YOUR OWN `BUSINESS, COntact :t,, G. Winter, Real Watt, Illigh Street, Clinten. Pilate elfin ton 448. 1.8tfb EARN $'75. AND 1VIORE Weekly. Sell guaranteed heileelteld neeeee lAtieS in yetir terrotindinge. Where- 4ever you may jive there is an !Opening tor you, PAIVIILEX, Sta. k* C Motrcaa. HELP • WANTED PROTESTANT TEACHER wanted tor SS 9 Goderich Township, Dut- ieS to ceenntence September 1, Apr ply, stating qualifications and sal- ary expected to R, E. Roveden, RR 3, Clinton. 13-4-h C R- E D fr ASSIST.ANT required Immediately. Typing essential; some credit or bookkeeping experience de- sirable. Complet e training provided. a EMPLOYEES BEINE.FITS. ' Apply SIMPSONS-SEARS ORDER • OFFICE, • Clinton Ontario 14-b LAND FOR RENT GOOD PASTURE, lots of, water; also land to be ploughed on shareS. Phone Clinton 601R2, i4 -5 - PASTURE FOR R,ENT; can ac- corrnnodate 15 .head of cattle. Good shade and water. Willis Switzer, phone Clinton 468W3. 14p 50 ACRES GOOD FOR GRASS cattle, running spring water; or for crop on shares or cash basis. Barn included. Also kits for sale on Highway 4. Bruce Cann. Phone Clinton, -619J1. 14p LIVESTOCK FOR SALE THREE GRASS CATTLE for sale. Willis Switzer, phone Clinton 468W3. 14p TEN GOOD PIGS, ready to wean. A. R. Davidson, RR 2, Seaforth, phone Seaforth 667 r 3, 14p NINE YORK PIGS, seven weeks old. Apply, G. B. Cameron, Bruce - field, phone Clinton 910J4, 1,4p TWO REGISTERED HEREFORD Bulls of serviceable age. Choice quality. Apply Elgin Nott, RR 4, Clinton, phone Seaforth 847 r 5. 14p LOST AND FOUND LOST — LIGHT TAN WALLET, vicinity of Clinton, on Monday, April 2, Sum of money and val- uable papers-, Finder please phone William A. H. Jenkins, 490, Clin- ton. Reward. 14b LOGS WANTED WANTED TO BUY, STANDING trees of soft maple, elm, hard maple, oak, pine etc. Kindly send your name with lot, concession and township to Box 1.30, Clinton News -Record, Clinton Ontario. 13-4-b LIVESTOCK WANTED WANTED. OLD HORSES AND dead cattle. Gilbert Bros. Mink Ranch, Goderieh. Phone collect, TENDERS 148331, or 148334 9ptfb VLASSMIED RATES (ASH ITE paid 1,4r the Wednesday following Public*, tion) Two Mite per word, mileinnull '50 centre 11/e °e'* a word for each followhig tion, minimum 35 Vents. BOX MUMMER -450 extra. BIRTHS MARRIAGES and DIDATHSno charge. ENGAGEMENTS, CARDS OF THANS$ IN MEMORIAMS —TWo cents Per worth minimum 50 cents. oit4RorD-15 cents extra, DJi1ADLINE-12 o'clock Men? Wednesday. Young Lady Wins $31 In Treasure Chest Draw Here • _ • ,.. • ••... . swee Rob Campbell conducted one of the fastest Appreciation Day draws lest Saturday, when on the first try, a five percent coupon entitled Mrs, Clarence Denorrirne, Clinton, to a share in the Treasure' Chest to the amount of $31,12. This leves the treasure, chest total $666:29, which is !rapidly ap- proaching the highest level it ever. had, On the last Saturday in Jan- uary, a total of FOLIC) was dipped into, when a Brucefield man went home richer by more than $220. 'Since -then the shares leave been smaller and the cheSt has grown. Already—with half of the year's program eoroplete, Clinton merch- ants have given away $1,273.81, to their customers. Next Saturday the highest win possible will be $333.15, and the lucky holder of a five percent coupon would take home $33.31. CARDS OF THANKS 1VIR. AND MRS. C DUNLOP wish to express their sincere ap- preciation to friends and neigh- bours ,for gifts, cards and treats during the illness of their son "Chuckle”, 14b We wish to express our deep appreciation and sincere thanks for the many acts of kindness, messages of sympathy and beauti- ful floral tributes received front relatives, friends and neighboure during our recent bereavement in the loss of a dear son. Special thanks to doctors and nurses at Sick Children's Hospital, London; also Dr. Newland, Clinton. — MR. AND MRS. DOUG. JONES. 14b NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of LAWDAY 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 day of April, A.D. 1956, after which date the assets will be dist- -ributed 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 MISCELLANEOUS ATTENTION FARMERS! WE ARE CONSTRUCTING trailers for farm use (complete with hoist for dumping). Come in and look -it over. Suggestions will be appreciated. Glitldon Clinton.ruek Body, Albert Street, o 14-1 WATERLOO CA ILE 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 and 10.00 a.m. on week days and 7,30 and 930 a.m. on Sundays. • 1 64fb POULTRY WANTED NOTICE, POULTRYMEN! For highest prices far fowl (hens or toasters), contact Mel Dale or G. Mcllwain, phone Seaforth 580W or 841r14 after 6 p.m. 14-6-7-8-p PROPERTY FOR SALE 7 -ROOM INSUL BRICK HOUSE on Ontario Street, Clinton. Also an apartment to rent. Phone Clin- ton 593. 13-4-p hems..00•00( , SALESMAN WANTED WANTED: MAN FOR STEADY travel among consumers in Huron County. Permanent connection with large manufacturer. Only reliable hustler considered. Write Rawleigh's, Dept. D-169-131, Mont- real, P.Q. 14b SEED .FOR SALE AL,FALFA, ALSO SOME Timothy seed, Phone Clinton 628W1. 13111 Fotheringham. 14b TEN BUSHELS OF TIMOTHY seed, also' red heifer, Holstein x - Hereford cross, springing. Apply Frank Potter, Phone Clinton 608W3, 14-5-b OUANTITY or CLEANED Tim- othy Seed. William Jenkins, RR 1, phone Clinton 802W3. 14p ALFALFA SEED AT $16 a bushel and Timothy seed at $4.50 a bushel, Robert Taylor, phone Clinton 702312. 14b MONTCALIV1 SEED rAntr'sr — also fen, bushels of alfalfa geed, Warren Gibbings, phone Clinton 61.7 r 16. 14b RODNEY OATS, TIMOTHY Seed and Red Clover, quantity of nod- noy oats grown, from registered seed in 1955 and cleaned and treat- ed, also severat. bus. of timothy seed and Red Clover. For part. leutars apply to J. W. Odell, phone 611R23, Clinton. , . . ,13+p STOVES FOR SALE FOUR BURNER MOFFAT Bled- trie Wing, apartMent size. New couditiOn. Phone Mitten 667M. 14-p TENDERS • ARV CALLED FOR 15 Cords of Hard Maple and Beane body wood for Kippen Church, Tenders to be in by April 10, to Archie R. Parsons, RR 2, Hensall. 13-4-b Flowers Telegraphed' Anywhere K. C. COOKE FLORIST Phone 66W — Clinton Property For Sale 5 -APARTMENT HOUSE, located on Huron Road, Clinton. Over $200 monthly income. Full price only $0,200, ineluding an furni- ture. VERY GOOD 7 -ROOM FRAME HOUSE in Auburn. Choice loca- tion overlooking river. Full price only $2,400. ON HIGHWAY 21, close to Gode- rich-11-rocon brick house and barn. 20 acres of clay loam land. Pun petite $4,000. All Types of Homes in Goderich" and Farms in Huron County. John Bosveld Realtor 40 Wellesley Street Phone 1108—GODERICH 14-5-b 44404-44-140$44444494•444. BIRTHS 11,APRISTQN—Zn Clinton Public Hospital, on Wednesday, March 28 195O, to Sergeant and Mrs. Nelsen liarriston, RCAF Station 'Clinton, a son. 01\74,To—in Clinton Public Hospi- tal, on Monday, A.pril 1, 1956, to Mr. and IV/rs. Alvin Snell, leR, 3, MAI, a daughter, TAYLORe--In, Clinton Olie Hos- pital; on Tuesday, April 3, 1956, -to Mr. and lerrs. William Taylor, RR 1, Varna, a sla,ughter. MARRIAGES ALN -RIVERS --1n First Pres- byterian Chereh, Seaforth, on Tuesday afternoon, vlarch 27, 1956, Muriel Laurie, daughter of Thorpe River, Seaforth, and the late Mrs. 13.ivers, and John Howard Allan; Brucefield, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Allan, Brucefield COLQUHOUN-JONES — In. On - t$� Street United Church, on Saturday afternoon, March 31, 1956, by Rev. A, G, Eagle, Edith Carolyn, erceingest daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Frank Jones, I1R 2, Clinton, to Murray Elmer Colquhoun, Clinton, son of Mr, and Mrs. E. W. Coiqtrhoun, Huron Street, Clinton. 1\10011E-CALOWELL — In St. Andrew's United Church, Kip- -pen, on Saturday afternoon, March 31, by Rev. Norman Mc- Leod, Caroline Ethel Isabelle, daughter of Mrs. Harry A. Cald- well, Kippen, and the late Mr. Caldwell, and John David Mnore, Clinton, son of Mr. :and Mrs. Lloyd Moore, Clinton. WILDFONG-TREIVfBLAY — 1 n Central United Church parson- age, London, on Saturday, March 24, 1956, by Rev. U. Laite, Mary Yvonne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Webster, Hensall, and Kenneth Bruce Wildfong, Youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wildfong, Hay Township. DEATHS HUGILL—In Stratford, on Thurs- day, March, 29, 1956, Ellen Task- er, widow of the late J. J. Hugill, in her 81st year. Funeral from the G. A. Whitney funeral home, Seaforth, to Maitlandbank .Cernetery, Seaforth, en Saturday afternoon, March. 31, by Rev. W. Stuart MacLeod. JONES—In London hospital, on Saturday afternoon, March 31, 1956, Randall Douglas Jones, aged eight months, dear son of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Jones (nee Thelma Baird), Clinton. Private funeral service from the resi- dence of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Baird, Stanley Township, by Rev. Sidney Davis- on, Brucefield, on Mondayaf- ternoon, April 2, to Baird's Cemetery. SANGSTER — Suddenly at the home of her son -an -law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Peebles, London, on Tuesday enorning, April 3, 1956, Letitia Robinson, widow of James Sang- ster, in her 60th year. Bonthron funeral home, Hensel', in charge. SOMERS—In Clinton Public Hos- pital, on Saturday night, March 31, 1956, Mary Elliott, widow of the late Adam Somers, in her. 86th year. Funeral from the D. A. Ranee funeral home, Brussels, to Brussels Cemetery, by Rev, Frederick Jewell. YOUNG — 1 Aberdeen, South Dakota, on Sunday evening, IVIarch,25, 1956, Florence Young, (formerly of Bayfield) in her 74th year, Funeral from the Johnson funeral home, to River- side Cemetery, on Wednesday afternoon, March 28. FOR SALE 11/4 STOREY, 6 ROOM DWELL- ing, modern convenience, good location, small barn on proper- ty,fruit trees. Early possession. Price, $6,500. 11/4 storey, 7 -room dwelling, flush toilet, running water. Situated in villago of Londesboro. Immed- iate possession. -0--- 1 STOREY, 5 ROOM DWELLING, three bedrooms, modern conven- iences, oil heating, full base- ment, low taxes... Situated on Highway 4, south of Clinton. Early possession. —0— STOREY, 5 ROOM DWELLING, two bedrooms, modern conven- ience. Sunnoreh. Early posses- sion. Price, '1,000. —0- 1 STOREY, 7 ROOM DWELLING, 3 bedrooms, 3 -piece bath, fur- nace. Well located, two blocks I from post office. Early posses- sion. Price, $5.500. —0- 1. STOREY, 2 BEDROOM Central Mortgage dwelling. Down pay- ment, $1,800. Monthly payments, $28. Early possession. —0— APPIe.„ to . II. C. LAWSON Complete Insurance Service Real Estate — Investments Hank of Montreal Building Phones: Office 251W; Res. 2511 CLINTON, ONTARIO °RCA VICTOR RADIOS AND TELEVISION 'rota- Old Radio Accepted As Teadti-In, T. A. DUTTON RCA VICTOR DEALER BRUCEFIELD Telephone Clinton, 634.11,4 FOR LEASE NEW, MODERN WHITE ROSE SERVICE STATION Looted oh Victoria Street, Clinton Will be Open April 1, '056 Army Tint ' SAM MeDONALD Phone Clitdon. 32 1.2t b ROXY THEATRE CLINTON NOW; THURS., FJU, & SAT, 'LUCY GALLANT' (Vistavision) Slick as the ell that flows in Texas is this: story of a boom town and its new -rich citizen, fine- Pro- duction, and top-ranking stars. Jane Wyman -- Charleton Heston Mahe Trevor MON., Tugs, and WED. "FIVE AGAINST THE .110IJE" jot to prove it could be done, four boys and a .girl plan a fantastic robbery. Filmed in Reno's most farnouS casino. uy Madleon Kim Novak Brian Keith Coming: "YOU'RE NEVER TOO YOUNG" Dean Martin,. Jerry Lewis ee•-•••••-•÷•÷14.4ennene-e-te-e- IN MEMORIAM dOHNSTON—In loving memory of Alton Johnston, who passed away one year ago,A,pril 5, 1955: "Death is a heartache only time can heal; Memories are treasures that no one can steal; Deep in my heart lies a picture yet Of a dear husband whom I'II never forget," —Ever remembered by his wife, Ivy Johnston, Seaforth. CLEARING AUCTION SALE Of Farm Stock, Machinery and Household Effects at Lot 22, Bay- field Line, Goderich Township, 5 miles South-west of Clinton, on Saturday, April 7 at 1.30 p.m, Cattle: Registered S.harthorn cow, 5 yrs. old, due in April; grade Holstein cow, 5 yrs. old, due in April: Pigs: Sow due end of April; ten weanling pigs. Implements: Rubber tire buggy; wagon, and rack; steel rake; sugar kettle; small quantity of split wood; quantity of seed potatoes. Household Effects: Coal & wood range; 8 -day clock; kitchen cup- board; sideboard; extension table; Mason and Risch gramophone and records; 8 -piece set of dishes (Bred - M. Wreath); dining room cnairs; kitchen chairs; quantity of fruit and pickles; crocks; kitchen uten- sils and numerous other articles. Also a ten -cent draw on a quilt Terms—Cash ADAM STEEP, Proprietor Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer 14-b Clearing AUCTION SALE Of Farm Stock and Machinery at Lot 27, Concession 3, West Wawanosh Township, 2 miles north of Auburn on ' Tuesday, April 10 at 1 p.m. Horses: Bay team (matched middle aged. Cattle: Hereford cow, due in May; 3 Jersey cows, due in April; Durham cow, due in May; brindle cow, due in June; Hereford cow, due in July; 2 Holstein heifers, bred in Feb; Holstein cow, bred in Feb.; Jersey heifer, 2 yrs.; Holstein heifer, 2 yrs.; 2 yearling Hereford calves. Pigs: 4 York sows, bred York, due in April; York saw, bred Land - race, due in May; York sow, bred Landrace; 5 pigs, 8 weeks old; 7 chunks. Poultry: • 175 hens, Sussex X Rhode Island Red; goose; gander. Machinery: Ford tractor, in Al condition, and plow; rubber tired farm wagon and 16 ft flatrack; McCormick Deering binder; Mas- sey Harris mower, 6 ft, cut; 4 see - tens diamond harrows (nearly new) and stretcher; Massey Harris cream separator with motor and attachments.; Buckeye oil brooden stove with hover; farrowing crate; fattening crate and trough; set of harness with breeching. 2 bridles, collars, , neck yokes, whiffletrees, etc. Terms—Cash ROBERT MeCLINCHEY, Prop. Harold Jackson, Auctioneer George Powell, Clerk 14-b Clearing AUCTION SALE Of Property and*Household , fects of the Estate,' of the late 0. Ellsworth Errott from Main Street Auburn (adjoining the, United 'Church) on n. 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 rock; antique settee and platform rocker; arm chair and platform rocker; antique sofa; antique rocker odd tables andchairs. drapes; bedding; p11-. 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 IVfodel A ?ord eciadh; 1929 Model A Ford coupe; and numerous other articles Property: One quarter acre of land more or less, on which, is situated a 11/2 storey, 8 room frame house With hydro throughout, On this property is also a geed garden and fruletrees, Further particul- ars given on property the day of sale Terms—• On, 'household effect cah.s Terme—Oft property 10% down en date of salt and balance in 80 days, The property will be offer. ed for etne subject to a reserve bid. NOTZ—If weather is telletnetire able the sale will be in the aural shed. EDWARD 3. &MONS, Exceeittor of the Estate, EDWARD W. ELLIOTT% • Altistiander THE , 1150 1‘T PAGIK:ELEPHONE rich NOW THURS, FRI.&'SAT Vistavision High Fidelity Cohn," Penn MARTIN & LEWIS 4erry ith Pi4TrAtt 04z.ymy-Anon-4. NBiuTrFooh Five hundred beautiful girls sur, round Jerry in their greatest and, funniest laugh -musical, in Which they somehow contrive to Milt things up at an exclusive girls school. "You're Never Too Young" ,See the sPeotecniar Watar-sidlni sequence, MON., TUES and WED. Tyrone Power -- Maureen O'Hara Donald Crisp & Robert Prentels Present their splendid Blue Ribbon winning picture: the story of a Pagnacious young Irishman -at West Point Owing to length of this special attraction showings start at 7.15 p.m, each evening. "The Long Gray 'Scope and Color Comng: "COCKLESIIELL HEROES'\ Jose Ferrer --r'Scope and Color 41hreee1eeeheheeeee1eheeeeen.e. Estate AUCTION SALE Clearing Auction“Sale of Poem, Farm Stock, Machinery St" House, hold Effects at Lot 27, Concession 2, Stanley Township, 11/4 miles west and 1 mile south of RCAF Station Clinton; on Friday, April 13 at 12.30 noon. Horses: Black Percheron team (1400 lbs.). Cattle: Durham cow, due time of sale; Durham cow, due in June; 6 Durham cows, fresh, with calves at foot; Durham bull, 2 yr. old; 2 steers, ready for market; heifer, ready for market; 4 Hereford and Durham steers, cent* 2 yrs, 'old; 2 Durham heifers (850 lbs.); 5 pure ham steers and heifer, 1 yr. old. Hogs: 2 York sows, bred 2 mon- ths; 20 York chunks (90 lbs.). Machinery: Oliver 77 Standard tractor, fully equipped (like new); Oliver 2 furrow plow; McCormick Deering 3 furrow plow; John Deere tractor disc; 24 -inch Dion thresh- ing machine (like new), shredder and drive belt; McCormick 15 -disc fertilizer drill (like new); manure spreader, on rubber; McCormick Deering side rake (like new); 8 ft, mower; spring tooth cultivator; 3 - drum steel roller; 5 -section diam- ond harrows; Massey Harris 7 ft. binder, in good condition; Massey Harris hay loader; sulky rake; 6 ft. mower; 7 ft. Cockshutt tractor mower with power lift; rubber tir- ed farni wagon, flat hay rack; scuffler; set farm sleighs and rack; set of scales;,Renfrew cream sep- arator with motbr; fanning mill, with motor; Gehl hammer mill (new); grain thrower and pipes (new); extension straw blower pipes; root pulper; grain grinder with 3 h.p. motor; power emery; rip saw; circular saw; aluminum wheel barrow (new); quantity of syrup equipment, sap pans & pan; colony house 12x12 (new); brood-, er; quantity of used steel roofing; new steel posts; cedar posts; steel water trough; 1500 ft. of 1 -inch hemlock lumber; quantity 1- and 2 - inch elm; carpenter's tools and other tools. Grain: Mixed grain, suitable for seed; 300 bales mixed hay; some loose hay; timothy seed. Wood: Body hard wood; limb wood; pile of cedar rails. Household Effects: Two stoves; Jewell range; day bed; 5 chairs; arm chair; nupboard; complete dinner set; pillows; 2 bedroom suites; inner spring mattresses; toilet set; dining room table; milk cans. Farm: At the same place, the farm will be offered for sale at 3 p.m. -150 acres; frame house with all modern convenieces; new two-cae garage; I, bank barns with hydro and water, good stabling; 130 acres suitable for crop and pasture, 20 acres hardwood bush. Immediate possession. Ten percent down, balance in. 30 days; sold sub- ject to reserve bid. • Terms: Chattels—Cash. ESTATE OF THE LATE WILLIAM SINCLAIR Harold Jackson, Auctioneer E. P. Chesney, Clerk 14-5-b Clinton Community Farmers AUCTION SAVES EVERY FRIDAY tommeneing at 1.30 p.ni. TERMS CASH J. COREY, Sales Manager E. W. Et ram Aticticnieer K. W.' COLQUHOUN, Clerk BUILDINGS FOR SALE BARN FOR SALE, to be removed Best offer. Apply Mrs. en en F, Gairdner, Bayfeeld phone 4111 13-4-b o NE, 3 STOREY POULTRY house, suitable for either lareilers or laying hens,.. also one, storey and one half house. For further particulars, apply Clarence Ptter, phone Clinton 226R. 13tfb CUSTOM WORK ELEC.J.ItIC 14OTORS, Rewound and repaired. Home and Auto recl- ine and appliances repaired. Art Levett, Isaac Street, at Dunlop. Phone Clinton 138W. 41-trb SANITARY SEWAGE , DISPOSAL SEPTIC TANKS, CESS POOLS, et., pumped and cleaned with Sanitary modern equipment, All work guaranteed. Estimates given without obligation. Louis Blake, RR 2, Brussels, Phone 42 r 6 Brus- sels. lltol8p EMPLOYMENT WANTED DUTCH WOlVfAN WOULD LIKE housecleaning work in or near Clinton. By the hour. Phone Clinton 800r11. 14b FARMS FOR SALE EITHER 50 OR 106 ACRES; lot 21, concession 2, Hullett Town- ship. House, barn, pig pen,- driving shed. Apply r. Brown, phone Clin- ton 19W. 14p NICE LIST OF FARMS FOR sale. L. G. Winter. Real Estate. Phone Clinton 448. Low down payments. . 33-tfb MANY GOOD FARMS, LARGE and small, in Huron County. Real estate is our business. Buying or selling. Contact John Bosveld, Real Estate Broker, 40 ' Wellesley Street, Goderich, Phone Goderich 1108. • 8 -Mb FARM EQUIPMENT For Sale "22" MASSEY HARRIS Tractor, complete, -"PTO, drive pulley, etc.; three years old; also No. 26 drag plow, three years old. Fred Tay- lor, Princess Street, phone Clinton 368R, 14-p VIKINGSEPARATOR SALES and Service. Authorized dealer for the district of Clinton, Seaforth, Hen- sel]. and Zurich. Allowance made for used separators. Repairs for Otaco and Fleury -Bissell imple- ments. Basil O'Rourke, Brucefield, phone Clinton 634R21. 13-4-b IVIASSEY-HARRIS TRACTOR No. 20 Rowcrop; Fleury -Bissell double disc; Flenry-Bissell two bottom plow on rubber; Massey -Harris three section spring tooth; Massey - Harris rubber tire wagon; Cock- shutt 10 -inch 'grain: grindee Will sell or trade for eattle. Contact Fred Arkell or—phone Hayfield 47r5, evenings. 10-11-14-b Furniture Re -Finishing FOR FURNITURE, PIANO AND radieecabinet, refinishing and re- pairing, apply W. G. Pickett, phone Clinton 761M 4p-tfb FURNITURE FOR SALE FURNITURE, 18 MONTHS OLD. Chesterfield and chair; studio lounge; 5 -piece dinette; Sunshine heavy duty range; crib' and mat- tress. Owners going • overseas. Phone„Clinton. 572W. 13-4-5-6-b ---1 . HELP WANTED—FEMALE HOUSEKEEPER, for two adults. Phone \Clinton 457W. 14b HOUSEKEEPER WANTED for two weeks to two months, in mod- ern home near Clinton. Apply Box No. 141, Clinton News -Record, 14p FOR LAUNDRY WOR,K. Five- day week. 55c per hour to start If able to maintain production, 75e per hour. Phone 312W or apply in person, preferably, it) A. Garon, Clinton Laundry and Dry Clean- ing. 14-tfb GOOD RELIABLE MAID wanted, who is plain cook. Preferred from 20 to 40 for a permanent position for a family of two in, a new mod- ern house. Maid's quarters with private bath and excellent bed- room. Evenings free. Wages $60 to $75 per month. Widow with- out children acceptable, Apply to Mr. or Mrs. W. J. Thurston, Strat- ford, Ontario. House: 196 Douglas or office, 112 Ontario, 14b HELP WANTED ---MALE FOR. GENERAL WORK around serviee station, Apply Ray's Cities Servide. . 14b Excellent Opportunity Our continued expansion. has created openings for several / young Men with the followirtg validations: complete high echool education; age 21-28; ability to meet the public. We offer $200 a month to start with regular Merit intrectees, We have excellent employee 'benefits including group Iife and hospitalization insuranee, rierteiten retirement and stock OWiterehip plans. HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION 35 A West Street, , .. Wench Ontario 14-5,11 LOTS FOR )SALE Dt Sittiliag LOT en ToWnsend Street. -Vieinity a two sdiobis Phone. Clinton 804W, HELP • WANTED PROTESTANT TEACHER wanted tor SS 9 Goderich Township, Dut- ieS to ceenntence September 1, Apr ply, stating qualifications and sal- ary expected to R, E. Roveden, RR 3, Clinton. 13-4-h C R- E D fr ASSIST.ANT required Immediately. Typing essential; some credit or bookkeeping experience de- sirable. Complet e training provided. a EMPLOYEES BEINE.FITS. ' Apply SIMPSONS-SEARS ORDER • OFFICE, • Clinton Ontario 14-b LAND FOR RENT GOOD PASTURE, lots of, water; also land to be ploughed on shareS. Phone Clinton 601R2, i4 -5 - PASTURE FOR R,ENT; can ac- corrnnodate 15 .head of cattle. Good shade and water. Willis Switzer, phone Clinton 468W3. 14p 50 ACRES GOOD FOR GRASS cattle, running spring water; or for crop on shares or cash basis. Barn included. Also kits for sale on Highway 4. Bruce Cann. Phone Clinton, -619J1. 14p LIVESTOCK FOR SALE THREE GRASS CATTLE for sale. Willis Switzer, phone Clinton 468W3. 14p TEN GOOD PIGS, ready to wean. A. R. Davidson, RR 2, Seaforth, phone Seaforth 667 r 3, 14p NINE YORK PIGS, seven weeks old. Apply, G. B. Cameron, Bruce - field, phone Clinton 910J4, 1,4p TWO REGISTERED HEREFORD Bulls of serviceable age. Choice quality. Apply Elgin Nott, RR 4, Clinton, phone Seaforth 847 r 5. 14p LOST AND FOUND LOST — LIGHT TAN WALLET, vicinity of Clinton, on Monday, April 2, Sum of money and val- uable papers-, Finder please phone William A. H. Jenkins, 490, Clin- ton. Reward. 14b LOGS WANTED WANTED TO BUY, STANDING trees of soft maple, elm, hard maple, oak, pine etc. Kindly send your name with lot, concession and township to Box 1.30, Clinton News -Record, Clinton Ontario. 13-4-b LIVESTOCK WANTED WANTED. OLD HORSES AND dead cattle. Gilbert Bros. Mink Ranch, Goderieh. Phone collect, TENDERS 148331, or 148334 9ptfb VLASSMIED RATES (ASH ITE paid 1,4r the Wednesday following Public*, tion) Two Mite per word, mileinnull '50 centre 11/e °e'* a word for each followhig tion, minimum 35 Vents. BOX MUMMER -450 extra. BIRTHS MARRIAGES and DIDATHSno charge. ENGAGEMENTS, CARDS OF THANS$ IN MEMORIAMS —TWo cents Per worth minimum 50 cents. oit4RorD-15 cents extra, DJi1ADLINE-12 o'clock Men? Wednesday. Young Lady Wins $31 In Treasure Chest Draw Here • _ • ,.. • ••... . swee Rob Campbell conducted one of the fastest Appreciation Day draws lest Saturday, when on the first try, a five percent coupon entitled Mrs, Clarence Denorrirne, Clinton, to a share in the Treasure' Chest to the amount of $31,12. This leves the treasure, chest total $666:29, which is !rapidly ap- proaching the highest level it ever. had, On the last Saturday in Jan- uary, a total of FOLIC) was dipped into, when a Brucefield man went home richer by more than $220. 'Since -then the shares leave been smaller and the cheSt has grown. Already—with half of the year's program eoroplete, Clinton merch- ants have given away $1,273.81, to their customers. Next Saturday the highest win possible will be $333.15, and the lucky holder of a five percent coupon would take home $33.31. CARDS OF THANKS 1VIR. AND MRS. C DUNLOP wish to express their sincere ap- preciation to friends and neigh- bours ,for gifts, cards and treats during the illness of their son "Chuckle”, 14b We wish to express our deep appreciation and sincere thanks for the many acts of kindness, messages of sympathy and beauti- ful floral tributes received front relatives, friends and neighboure during our recent bereavement in the loss of a dear son. Special thanks to doctors and nurses at Sick Children's Hospital, London; also Dr. Newland, Clinton. — MR. AND MRS. DOUG. JONES. 14b NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of LAWDAY 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 day of April, A.D. 1956, after which date the assets will be dist- -ributed 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 MISCELLANEOUS ATTENTION FARMERS! WE ARE CONSTRUCTING trailers for farm use (complete with hoist for dumping). Come in and look -it over. Suggestions will be appreciated. Glitldon Clinton.ruek Body, Albert Street, o 14-1 WATERLOO CA ILE 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 and 10.00 a.m. on week days and 7,30 and 930 a.m. on Sundays. • 1 64fb POULTRY WANTED NOTICE, POULTRYMEN! For highest prices far fowl (hens or toasters), contact Mel Dale or G. Mcllwain, phone Seaforth 580W or 841r14 after 6 p.m. 14-6-7-8-p PROPERTY FOR SALE 7 -ROOM INSUL BRICK HOUSE on Ontario Street, Clinton. Also an apartment to rent. Phone Clin- ton 593. 13-4-p hems..00•00( , SALESMAN WANTED WANTED: MAN FOR STEADY travel among consumers in Huron County. Permanent connection with large manufacturer. Only reliable hustler considered. Write Rawleigh's, Dept. D-169-131, Mont- real, P.Q. 14b SEED .FOR SALE AL,FALFA, ALSO SOME Timothy seed, Phone Clinton 628W1. 13111 Fotheringham. 14b TEN BUSHELS OF TIMOTHY seed, also' red heifer, Holstein x - Hereford cross, springing. Apply Frank Potter, Phone Clinton 608W3, 14-5-b OUANTITY or CLEANED Tim- othy Seed. William Jenkins, RR 1, phone Clinton 802W3. 14p ALFALFA SEED AT $16 a bushel and Timothy seed at $4.50 a bushel, Robert Taylor, phone Clinton 702312. 14b MONTCALIV1 SEED rAntr'sr — also fen, bushels of alfalfa geed, Warren Gibbings, phone Clinton 61.7 r 16. 14b RODNEY OATS, TIMOTHY Seed and Red Clover, quantity of nod- noy oats grown, from registered seed in 1955 and cleaned and treat- ed, also severat. bus. of timothy seed and Red Clover. For part. leutars apply to J. W. Odell, phone 611R23, Clinton. , . . ,13+p STOVES FOR SALE FOUR BURNER MOFFAT Bled- trie Wing, apartMent size. New couditiOn. Phone Mitten 667M. 14-p TENDERS • ARV CALLED FOR 15 Cords of Hard Maple and Beane body wood for Kippen Church, Tenders to be in by April 10, to Archie R. Parsons, RR 2, Hensall. 13-4-b Flowers Telegraphed' Anywhere K. C. COOKE FLORIST Phone 66W — Clinton Property For Sale 5 -APARTMENT HOUSE, located on Huron Road, Clinton. Over $200 monthly income. Full price only $0,200, ineluding an furni- ture. VERY GOOD 7 -ROOM FRAME HOUSE in Auburn. Choice loca- tion overlooking river. Full price only $2,400. ON HIGHWAY 21, close to Gode- rich-11-rocon brick house and barn. 20 acres of clay loam land. Pun petite $4,000. All Types of Homes in Goderich" and Farms in Huron County. John Bosveld Realtor 40 Wellesley Street Phone 1108—GODERICH 14-5-b 44404-44-140$44444494•444. BIRTHS 11,APRISTQN—Zn Clinton Public Hospital, on Wednesday, March 28 195O, to Sergeant and Mrs. Nelsen liarriston, RCAF Station 'Clinton, a son. 01\74,To—in Clinton Public Hospi- tal, on Monday, A.pril 1, 1956, to Mr. and IV/rs. Alvin Snell, leR, 3, MAI, a daughter, TAYLORe--In, Clinton Olie Hos- pital; on Tuesday, April 3, 1956, -to Mr. and lerrs. William Taylor, RR 1, Varna, a sla,ughter. MARRIAGES ALN -RIVERS --1n First Pres- byterian Chereh, Seaforth, on Tuesday afternoon, vlarch 27, 1956, Muriel Laurie, daughter of Thorpe River, Seaforth, and the late Mrs. 13.ivers, and John Howard Allan; Brucefield, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Allan, Brucefield COLQUHOUN-JONES — In. On - t$� Street United Church, on Saturday afternoon, March 31, 1956, by Rev. A, G, Eagle, Edith Carolyn, erceingest daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Frank Jones, I1R 2, Clinton, to Murray Elmer Colquhoun, Clinton, son of Mr, and Mrs. E. W. Coiqtrhoun, Huron Street, Clinton. 1\10011E-CALOWELL — In St. Andrew's United Church, Kip- -pen, on Saturday afternoon, March 31, by Rev. Norman Mc- Leod, Caroline Ethel Isabelle, daughter of Mrs. Harry A. Cald- well, Kippen, and the late Mr. Caldwell, and John David Mnore, Clinton, son of Mr. :and Mrs. Lloyd Moore, Clinton. WILDFONG-TREIVfBLAY — 1 n Central United Church parson- age, London, on Saturday, March 24, 1956, by Rev. U. Laite, Mary Yvonne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Webster, Hensall, and Kenneth Bruce Wildfong, Youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wildfong, Hay Township. DEATHS HUGILL—In Stratford, on Thurs- day, March, 29, 1956, Ellen Task- er, widow of the late J. J. Hugill, in her 81st year. Funeral from the G. A. Whitney funeral home, Seaforth, to Maitlandbank .Cernetery, Seaforth, en Saturday afternoon, March. 31, by Rev. W. Stuart MacLeod. JONES—In London hospital, on Saturday afternoon, March 31, 1956, Randall Douglas Jones, aged eight months, dear son of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Jones (nee Thelma Baird), Clinton. Private funeral service from the resi- dence of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Baird, Stanley Township, by Rev. Sidney Davis- on, Brucefield, on Mondayaf- ternoon, April 2, to Baird's Cemetery. SANGSTER — Suddenly at the home of her son -an -law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Peebles, London, on Tuesday enorning, April 3, 1956, Letitia Robinson, widow of James Sang- ster, in her 60th year. Bonthron funeral home, Hensel', in charge. SOMERS—In Clinton Public Hos- pital, on Saturday night, March 31, 1956, Mary Elliott, widow of the late Adam Somers, in her. 86th year. Funeral from the D. A. Ranee funeral home, Brussels, to Brussels Cemetery, by Rev, Frederick Jewell. YOUNG — 1 Aberdeen, South Dakota, on Sunday evening, IVIarch,25, 1956, Florence Young, (formerly of Bayfield) in her 74th year, Funeral from the Johnson funeral home, to River- side Cemetery, on Wednesday afternoon, March 28. FOR SALE 11/4 STOREY, 6 ROOM DWELL- ing, modern convenience, good location, small barn on proper- ty,fruit trees. Early possession. Price, $6,500. 11/4 storey, 7 -room dwelling, flush toilet, running water. Situated in villago of Londesboro. Immed- iate possession. -0--- 1 STOREY, 5 ROOM DWELLING, three bedrooms, modern conven- iences, oil heating, full base- ment, low taxes... Situated on Highway 4, south of Clinton. Early possession. —0— STOREY, 5 ROOM DWELLING, two bedrooms, modern conven- ience. Sunnoreh. Early posses- sion. Price, '1,000. —0- 1 STOREY, 7 ROOM DWELLING, 3 bedrooms, 3 -piece bath, fur- nace. Well located, two blocks I from post office. Early posses- sion. Price, $5.500. —0- 1. STOREY, 2 BEDROOM Central Mortgage dwelling. Down pay- ment, $1,800. Monthly payments, $28. Early possession. —0— APPIe.„ to . II. C. LAWSON Complete Insurance Service Real Estate — Investments Hank of Montreal Building Phones: Office 251W; Res. 2511 CLINTON, ONTARIO °RCA VICTOR RADIOS AND TELEVISION 'rota- Old Radio Accepted As Teadti-In, T. A. DUTTON RCA VICTOR DEALER BRUCEFIELD Telephone Clinton, 634.11,4 FOR LEASE NEW, MODERN WHITE ROSE SERVICE STATION Looted oh Victoria Street, Clinton Will be Open April 1, '056 Army Tint ' SAM MeDONALD Phone Clitdon. 32 1.2t b ROXY THEATRE CLINTON NOW; THURS., FJU, & SAT, 'LUCY GALLANT' (Vistavision) Slick as the ell that flows in Texas is this: story of a boom town and its new -rich citizen, fine- Pro- duction, and top-ranking stars. Jane Wyman -- Charleton Heston Mahe Trevor MON., Tugs, and WED. "FIVE AGAINST THE .110IJE" jot to prove it could be done, four boys and a .girl plan a fantastic robbery. Filmed in Reno's most farnouS casino. uy Madleon Kim Novak Brian Keith Coming: "YOU'RE NEVER TOO YOUNG" Dean Martin,. Jerry Lewis ee•-•••••-•÷•÷14.4ennene-e-te-e- IN MEMORIAM dOHNSTON—In loving memory of Alton Johnston, who passed away one year ago,A,pril 5, 1955: "Death is a heartache only time can heal; Memories are treasures that no one can steal; Deep in my heart lies a picture yet Of a dear husband whom I'II never forget," —Ever remembered by his wife, Ivy Johnston, Seaforth. CLEARING AUCTION SALE Of Farm Stock, Machinery and Household Effects at Lot 22, Bay- field Line, Goderich Township, 5 miles South-west of Clinton, on Saturday, April 7 at 1.30 p.m, Cattle: Registered S.harthorn cow, 5 yrs. old, due in April; grade Holstein cow, 5 yrs. old, due in April: Pigs: Sow due end of April; ten weanling pigs. Implements: Rubber tire buggy; wagon, and rack; steel rake; sugar kettle; small quantity of split wood; quantity of seed potatoes. Household Effects: Coal & wood range; 8 -day clock; kitchen cup- board; sideboard; extension table; Mason and Risch gramophone and records; 8 -piece set of dishes (Bred - M. Wreath); dining room cnairs; kitchen chairs; quantity of fruit and pickles; crocks; kitchen uten- sils and numerous other articles. Also a ten -cent draw on a quilt Terms—Cash ADAM STEEP, Proprietor Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer 14-b Clearing AUCTION SALE Of Farm Stock and Machinery at Lot 27, Concession 3, West Wawanosh Township, 2 miles north of Auburn on ' Tuesday, April 10 at 1 p.m. Horses: Bay team (matched middle aged. Cattle: Hereford cow, due in May; 3 Jersey cows, due in April; Durham cow, due in May; brindle cow, due in June; Hereford cow, due in July; 2 Holstein heifers, bred in Feb; Holstein cow, bred in Feb.; Jersey heifer, 2 yrs.; Holstein heifer, 2 yrs.; 2 yearling Hereford calves. Pigs: 4 York sows, bred York, due in April; York saw, bred Land - race, due in May; York sow, bred Landrace; 5 pigs, 8 weeks old; 7 chunks. Poultry: • 175 hens, Sussex X Rhode Island Red; goose; gander. Machinery: Ford tractor, in Al condition, and plow; rubber tired farm wagon and 16 ft flatrack; McCormick Deering binder; Mas- sey Harris mower, 6 ft, cut; 4 see - tens diamond harrows (nearly new) and stretcher; Massey Harris cream separator with motor and attachments.; Buckeye oil brooden stove with hover; farrowing crate; fattening crate and trough; set of harness with breeching. 2 bridles, collars, , neck yokes, whiffletrees, etc. Terms—Cash ROBERT MeCLINCHEY, Prop. Harold Jackson, Auctioneer George Powell, Clerk 14-b Clearing AUCTION SALE Of Property and*Household , fects of the Estate,' of the late 0. Ellsworth Errott from Main Street Auburn (adjoining the, United 'Church) on n. 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 rock; antique settee and platform rocker; arm chair and platform rocker; antique sofa; antique rocker odd tables andchairs. drapes; bedding; p11-. 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 IVfodel A ?ord eciadh; 1929 Model A Ford coupe; and numerous other articles Property: One quarter acre of land more or less, on which, is situated a 11/2 storey, 8 room frame house With hydro throughout, On this property is also a geed garden and fruletrees, Further particul- ars given on property the day of sale Terms—• On, 'household effect cah.s Terme—Oft property 10% down en date of salt and balance in 80 days, The property will be offer. ed for etne subject to a reserve bid. NOTZ—If weather is telletnetire able the sale will be in the aural shed. EDWARD 3. &MONS, Exceeittor of the Estate, EDWARD W. ELLIOTT% • Altistiander THE , 1150 1‘T PAGIK:ELEPHONE rich NOW THURS, FRI.&'SAT Vistavision High Fidelity Cohn," Penn MARTIN & LEWIS 4erry ith Pi4TrAtt 04z.ymy-Anon-4. NBiuTrFooh Five hundred beautiful girls sur, round Jerry in their greatest and, funniest laugh -musical, in Which they somehow contrive to Milt things up at an exclusive girls school. "You're Never Too Young" ,See the sPeotecniar Watar-sidlni sequence, MON., TUES and WED. Tyrone Power -- Maureen O'Hara Donald Crisp & Robert Prentels Present their splendid Blue Ribbon winning picture: the story of a Pagnacious young Irishman -at West Point Owing to length of this special attraction showings start at 7.15 p.m, each evening. "The Long Gray 'Scope and Color Comng: "COCKLESIIELL HEROES'\ Jose Ferrer --r'Scope and Color 41hreee1eeeheheeeee1eheeeeen.e. Estate AUCTION SALE Clearing Auction“Sale of Poem, Farm Stock, Machinery St" House, hold Effects at Lot 27, Concession 2, Stanley Township, 11/4 miles west and 1 mile south of RCAF Station Clinton; on Friday, April 13 at 12.30 noon. Horses: Black Percheron team (1400 lbs.). Cattle: Durham cow, due time of sale; Durham cow, due in June; 6 Durham cows, fresh, with calves at foot; Durham bull, 2 yr. old; 2 steers, ready for market; heifer, ready for market; 4 Hereford and Durham steers, cent* 2 yrs, 'old; 2 Durham heifers (850 lbs.); 5 pure ham steers and heifer, 1 yr. old. Hogs: 2 York sows, bred 2 mon- ths; 20 York chunks (90 lbs.). Machinery: Oliver 77 Standard tractor, fully equipped (like new); Oliver 2 furrow plow; McCormick Deering 3 furrow plow; John Deere tractor disc; 24 -inch Dion thresh- ing machine (like new), shredder and drive belt; McCormick 15 -disc fertilizer drill (like new); manure spreader, on rubber; McCormick Deering side rake (like new); 8 ft, mower; spring tooth cultivator; 3 - drum steel roller; 5 -section diam- ond harrows; Massey Harris 7 ft. binder, in good condition; Massey Harris hay loader; sulky rake; 6 ft. mower; 7 ft. Cockshutt tractor mower with power lift; rubber tir- ed farni wagon, flat hay rack; scuffler; set farm sleighs and rack; set of scales;,Renfrew cream sep- arator with motbr; fanning mill, with motor; Gehl hammer mill (new); grain thrower and pipes (new); extension straw blower pipes; root pulper; grain grinder with 3 h.p. motor; power emery; rip saw; circular saw; aluminum wheel barrow (new); quantity of syrup equipment, sap pans & pan; colony house 12x12 (new); brood-, er; quantity of used steel roofing; new steel posts; cedar posts; steel water trough; 1500 ft. of 1 -inch hemlock lumber; quantity 1- and 2 - inch elm; carpenter's tools and other tools. Grain: Mixed grain, suitable for seed; 300 bales mixed hay; some loose hay; timothy seed. Wood: Body hard wood; limb wood; pile of cedar rails. Household Effects: Two stoves; Jewell range; day bed; 5 chairs; arm chair; nupboard; complete dinner set; pillows; 2 bedroom suites; inner spring mattresses; toilet set; dining room table; milk cans. Farm: At the same place, the farm will be offered for sale at 3 p.m. -150 acres; frame house with all modern convenieces; new two-cae garage; I, bank barns with hydro and water, good stabling; 130 acres suitable for crop and pasture, 20 acres hardwood bush. Immediate possession. Ten percent down, balance in. 30 days; sold sub- ject to reserve bid. • Terms: Chattels—Cash. ESTATE OF THE LATE WILLIAM SINCLAIR Harold Jackson, Auctioneer E. P. Chesney, Clerk 14-5-b Clinton Community Farmers AUCTION SAVES EVERY FRIDAY tommeneing at 1.30 p.ni. TERMS CASH J. COREY, Sales Manager E. W. Et ram Aticticnieer K. W.' COLQUHOUN, Clerk