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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1956-04-19, Page 7Vitt "HURSDAY,• APRIL 19, 1956 •...� . ,I 1 ACCO.MMODATiON for Mg ...APARTMENT, FURNISHED, ."available April ea. ' Phone Clip tton HU 2-6610. 16b O RENT, FURNISHED, Fi`eateel, --room apartment, share bath, Kprivate entrance: No children. -hone Seaforth 42. 15-6-b APAR'11MENT TO RENT, THREE -r'ooans, furnished. Private bath, on ground floor. Central location .Phone Clinton HU 2-6665. 16-7-p :THREE R 0 O M, FURNISHED appartnent, rent reasonable, A _pleasant place to live. Phone 6n - ter 2 9 1 p 'IMPROVED WARTIME HOUSE, `attractive gra:ends. Huron Rd. f•Phone Goderich 497-R. 16b `''THREE ROOM, UNFURNISHED '•-apartment, ground floor, share !bath. Private entrance, Phone +Clinton HU 2-'7051 after 6.30. • 16b ?''IVE ROOM HOUSE, unfurnished. oil furnace. Close to downtown. Available about May 15. Write tp •IBox 160, Clinton News -Record. 16-p • FIVE ROOM, UNFURNISHED .apartment, hardwood floors, heavy (duty, wiring, newly decorated. 'Available May 1. C. M. Shearing. !Phone Clinton HU 2-9003 after "7.00 p.m:. 16-p 'TWO FURNISHED apartments, central location. $35; unfurnished .$25 per month. Phone Clinton :HU 2,9682 in mornings and Henstll :105 in afternoon. 15.6-p :SIX ROOM BRICK ROUSE in Bayfield, for rent or sale. All con- k veniences. Furnished. J. E, Haw- zard, phone Bayfield53 r 2. 13tfb FOUR ROOM DOWNSTAIR .-.apartment, unfurnished; on .A1- bert Street. Private bath. Heavy 'wiring. Possession immediately. :Phone Clinton HU 2-3465. 16-b :HEATED, THREE-ROOM apart- ment in Goderich. Suitable far -'couple. Private entrance. Two - ,:piece bath. Built-in cupboards. Hat and cold water. Phone Gode rich 565. 14-5-6-p '.SELF CONTAINED ONE BED- room heated apartment, laundry 'facilities. Immediate . ppssession. Apply Jim Bisset, 103 St. George's Crescent, phone Goderich 1017. 14tfb ARTICLES FOR SALE 'BICYCLE FOR SALE — in good •condition. Phone Blyth 23r33. 17p CABIN TRAILER VAN. Complete with two beds, cupboards, frig. nat- ural wood finish. Phone Clinton HU 2-3390. 15-6-b CENT'S SHOCK -PROOF, dust - proof, inca-block, wrist watches. 'Special: $19.95. J. A. Anstett, 'Clinton. HU 2-9525. 16-7-b '''OX MOTORBIKE, in new condi- tion. Will sell reasonable. Vod'den 'Electric;. Phone Blyth 71. 16p -17b 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. ftfb `•EMPIRE. GARDEN TRACTOR, 6 :h.p., with attachments. Good con - edition. Half cost price. LeRoy Path, Bayfield, phone 64r4 after B.30 p.m. 14 -5 -6 - 'SPECIALS FOR APRIL -- 18" 'Rotary Power Mowers at $55.95. General Electric Floor Polish- ers $39.95. 15 cu. ft. RCA Home Freezers at $369.00. 9% cu. ft. Firestone Refrigerators at $199. 'T. A. DUTTON,.Firestone Dealer, 'Brumfield, Ont. Phone Clinton 'HU 2-3232. ' BABY CHICKS HILLSIDE: CHICKS are the wise choice for April -May buying. You can catch the good (and quick) markets, whether eggs, or broilers. 'They have a wide Choice, including "specials" like Pilch, etc. Canad- ian Approved, plus their own 30 :years and more Hatchery exper- ience, Buying chicks now or adding to those you leave, jet nee quote spring prices and take your order. William A. H. Jenkins, North St., Clinton. ` 16b APRIL CHICKS are pretty good bets to catch the good markets. If they're Kitchener Big -4 they ma- ture fast, put cm the weight you want for broilers •ar table birds' --- •and they conie from good laying stock that .catches Grade A Large markets. Hatchery is Canadian Approved, with years of wide aiid successful Hatchery experience. Let me quite prices on -mixed, broilers, Cockerels, pullets (sortie .started), Agent: Charles Scott, . Auburn, phone Blyth 43r23. 16b CUSTOM WORK YOUNG LADY will do -/typing lot home. Fast, acc'irate service. :Photo HU 2-3398. 16.11 le ELECTRIC MOTORS, Rewound and repaired. Dome and Auto rads lee and appliances repaired. Art ' Levett, Matto Street, xt Dunlop. Phone. Clinton IW 2-6640. 41;tfb DITCITIN'G, GRADING, LEVEL, tag, 100 H,P, Grader. Cordon Heard, Phone 3-4753W London, .or •E4r8 Bayfield 15-64-p SANITARY SEWAGE DISPOSAL SEPTIC TANKS, CESS POOLS, +etd., pumped and cleaned With Sanitary modern- euipment. All work guaranteed, Estimates given without obligation, Lotits Blake, 1ibli 2, Brussels, Phone 42 Y6 Brost,. eels, 11t61.8p BOARD AND ROOM .DOOM AND BOARD for gentle- Man. Phone Clinton 11U 2-9543, 16-b ROOM AND BOARD FOR ONE, Phone Clinton ;EW 2-7093. 16p, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS, Contact L. G. Winter, Real Estate, High Street, Clinton. Phone Clin- ton HU 2-6692, 13-tfb EMPLOYMENT WANTED ODD JOBS — LAWN RAKING, gardening, etc., all sorts of jobs, Kurt Van Riesen, phone HU 2.-9487. 16-7-p DUTCH WOMAN WOULD LIKE housecleaning work in or near Clinton. By the hour. , 'Phone Clinton HU 2-3259. •15-p FARM LAND FOR 'RENT 16 ACRES GOOD CLAY LOAM to lease. Apply Bert Murphy, phone Clinton HU 2-9757. 16p FARMS FOR SALE NICE LIST OF FARMS FOR sale. L. G. Winter. Real Estate. Phone Clinton HU 2-6692. 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-tfb FARM EQUIPMENT . For Sale McCORMICK DEERING fertilizer drill. William Blacker, Phone Clinton HU 2-9106. 16-b UNIVERSAL MILKER, two single units, like new; Montcalm Barley, from first generation registered seed. John Armstrong and Sons, RR 1, Zurich, phone Hensall 697r14 15-6-x COCKSHUTT "30" TRACTOR. Three bottom International plow, Cockshutt manure spreader, and other farm implements. Ira Rap- son, Goderich, phone 1439W. At the farm Monday and Tuesday. 15-6-p FOR RENT FLOOR SANDERS Foor Edgers, Floor Polishers. Ball and Mutch Hardware, Clin- ton. ' Furniture Re -Finishing FOR FURNITURE, PIANO AND radio cabinet, refinishing and re- pairing, apply . W. G. Pickett, phone Clinton HU 2-7029. 15-6-7-p-tbf FURNITURE FOR SALE BUFFET, SOLID OAK, also Fern- ery. Phone Clinton HU 2-9573, Wednesday afternoon' or Saturday. Mrs. J. E. Johnston, Albert Street. 16p FURNITURE, 18 MONTHS OLD. Chesterfield and chair; 5 -piece din- ette; Sunshine heavy duty range. Owners going overseas. Phone Clinton HU 2-9555. 16-b HELP WANTED—FEMALE HOUSEKEEPER—Companion for elderly lady: Able to take full charge of home. Write to Box 162, Clinton News -Record. 16-p HOUSEKEJE?ER FO,R. Two adults May 1. One floor. Sleep in or out. • Phone -Clinton HU 2-9372. 16-b FOR LAUNDRY WORK. Five- day week. 55c per hour to start. If able to maintain production, 75c per hour. Phone Clinton HU 2-7064 or apply in person, preferably, to A. Garen, ' Clinton Laundry and Dry Cleaning. 14-tfb HELP WANTED AGENTS WANTED 'to sell high quality products at low price. Ex- cellent commission. Do not miss this money making proposition. Write for details to: FAMILEX, Station C, Montreal. 16b RAWLEIGH BUSINESS now open in Huron County. Trade well established. Excellent opportunity. Full time. Write at 'once. R'aw- leigh's, Dept. D-169-189, Montreal, P.Q.•16b COUPLE (IVAN AND WIFE) to manage a motel. Write to Box 163, CIinton News -Record. 16-b REQUIRED BY GODERIcH firm, experienced book-keeper, male ar female, steady employ- ment, responsible position, state age, experiehee and salary re- quirements to Box 161, Clinton Neves -Record. l 16b HAY FOR SALE 50 BALES _ OP GOOD HAY. Also some baled straw, Evan Sparks, phone Clinton HU 2-9284, 16p CHOICE BALED HAY. FIRST and second cut. William.lVlannin.g, Londesboro, Phone Blyth 24r4, 16-b CtUANTITY OP MIXED HAY, al- so soave cull and, split beans., Gor- don Gilbert, RR 2, Bayfield, phone Clinton 1111 2-9934. 16-b LOST AND FOUND SMALL BLACK. DOG with curly coat, Lost been car' on t oricessibri 2, aullett Township. Answt rs to name et "Butch". lrriendly, 'child's pet. Phone Clinton Hi 2 0255•, „ • , LOTS FOR SALE CLASSIFIED RATES GASH RATE (if paid py the Wednesday following publica- tion) — Two cents per word, minimum 50 cents. 11/2 . Dents a word for each following sneer tion, nehdmuan 35 cents, BOX NUMBER -15c extra. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES and DEATHS—no charge. ENGAGEMENTS, ()Aims of THANKS & IN MEMORIAMS —Two cents per word, minimum 50 cents. CHARGED --15 cents extra. DEADLINE -12 o'clock noon, Wednesday. LIVESTOCK FOR SALE HEIFERS -2 VACCINATED Hol- stein heifers to freshen shortly, A. E. Townshend. Phone Clinton HU 2-9107, 16-b TWO TOP QUALITY Shorthorn Bulls serviceable age dehorned. Priced reasonable. Roy F. Pepper, Seaforth, Phone Clinton HU 2-7473. 15.16-p 11 YORK PIGS, SIX WEEKS old, R. J. Semple, RR 2, Hay- field, phone HU 2-7456, 16b ONE HOLSTEIN, AND EIGHT registered and grade Ayrshire cows, all milking. Some fresh and others to freshen , next fall. Must sell all, or some of these cows this week. `' Harry Plumsteel, Phone Clinton HU 2-3286. ` 15-6-b LIVESTOCK WANTED WANTED. OLD HORSES AND dead cattle. Gilbert Bros. Mink Ranch, Goderich. Phone collect, 1483J1, or 1483J4 9ptfb MISCELLANEOUS MIXED GLADIOLUS BULBS - 50 large $2.50; 50 medium $1,50. Murray E. Tyndall, Brucefield, phone HU 2-9831. 16p GOLDEN BARK WEEPING Willow Trees. Early Chief Rasp- berry, Currant and Gooseberry bushes. Fred Gilbert, corner Huron and MiII Roads, Gode- rich, phone Goderich 1483J1. _16-7-8-p WATERLOO CA'r 1LE Breeding Association. "Where Bett'err Bulls Are Used." Artificial Insemination service for all breeds of cattle. For servibe or information phone. Clinotn HU 2-3441 collect between 7.30 and 10.00 a.m. week days and 7.30 and 9.30 a.m. on Sundays. 6-tfb PET STOCK FOR SALE COLLIE PUP FOR SALE. SIX months old, starting to work. 'Lloyd Johnston, Varna. , Phone Clinton HU 2-9897, 16-b POULTRY FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE -250 Sus- sex x Red pullets, starting to lay. Good healthy birds. A. E. Town- shend. Phone Clinton HU 2-9107. • 16-b SEED FOR SALE A FULL LINE OF GRASS seed and a full line of Roe Feeds in stock; also Poultry equipment. H. Charlesworth, phone HU 2-6665. 16-7-p TEACHERS WANTED PROTESTANT TEACHER for SS No, 3, Hullott Township, in village of Constance. Duties to commence" September 4, 1956. Single room school with all modern conven- iences. Apply stating qualificat- ions, salary expected and name of last.inspeetor to Walter R. Scott, secretary -treasurer, Seaforth, On- tario, RR 2. ' 16-7-b WOOD,. WANTED WANTED — ABOUT 3,000 FT OF standing hemlock. Also any a- mount of maple and basswood. Phone or write Les Morley, Ailsa Craig, 619r22. 15-6-7-p IIIIIIIIIIIIII'IIIIh01111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIillillllllilllllllllllllP PROCLAMATION TOWN OF CLINTON In accordance with .a resolution adopted at the Morel' meeting of Clinton Town Council and the usual custom: J hereby proclaim that DAYLIGHT SAVING will be effective at, - 1 a.m. Sunday, April 29 and will Continue hi force until 2 a.m. Sunday, Sept. 39. And cal( upon all oiti- tens to observe this pro - donation, �y(Siggnewd)� y it ry yw� W. J. MXLJ, 1 IRt 111 st11,A11L'E LOT On Tovniserid Town C) Xl71�i51i Street, Vicinity of, two Schick, 16- b' Ph�Sni Clliiitnil I4U 2-9566. 16.1 ililililliii!9i!Illlllli!Illi!II(i!llill!Ill101111111120411111I1lii011ll1011111il :cugrox NIV/$ k,> ccORD NOTICE TO CREDITORS Jin the Estate of WILLIAM CHAPMAN 'S]iNCiGAI!!i, late of the Tgwnship of Stanley in the County Lot Huron, Yemeni, 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 about the 7th day .of May, A.D. 1956; after which date the assets will be distributed amongst the parties entitled there- to, having regard only to the claims of whteh melee shall have been given. DATED et Clinton, -Ontario, this 12th day of .April, ,A•;p• 1956, E, IBEECHEE MENZIES, Clinton, Ontario, .Solicitor for`the said Estate. 16.7-$-b • REAL ESTATE Property For Sale 5 -APARTMENT HOUSE, located on Huron Rotel, . Clinton, Over $200 monthly income. Full price only .$6,200, including all furni- ture. ON' HIGHWAY 21, close to Gode- rioh-11-room brick house . and barn. 20 acres of clay loam land. Full price $4,000, 200 ACRES--- Choice Clay Loam, fas'm close to Clinton, with some valuable bush. Very good build- ings; house, barn, new .double garage, driving shed. Owner re- tiring. Can be bought with all the implements. Very reasonab- ly priced. Mortgage can be ar- range& All Types of Homes in Goderich and -.Farms in Huron County. John Bosveld Realtor 40 Wellesley Street Phone 1108--GODERICH 15-6-b K. W. Colquhoun Real Estate Broker NEW HOUSE ---11h storey, built 1952. Conveniently located;. Two bedroom; oil furnace, economical to operate; large living rooxn; built in. cupboards. Owner mov- ing because of change in em- ployment. GOOD INCOME BUSINESS PROPERTY. Annual rental in- come $1,860.00. Terms can be arranged. LOW DOWN PAYMENT, mort- gage arranged. 7 room house, good location, newly decorated; tile floors throughout. Oil fur- nace, LIVE RENT FREE -- 8 room house, close to schools, separate apartment with own entrance. BUSINESS LOCATION on main' street —building only for sale, store area 58x22. Posses- sion can be arranged in early summer,' terms if necessary. This property would be suitable for practically any type of business. All enquiries will be treated confidentially. Listingsand enquiries invited. Phone HU. 2-9747 Royal Bank Building Clinton - Ontario 16-b ISOM ° FOR/SALE 11/2 STOREY, 6 ROOM DWELL- ing, modern convenience, good location, small :barn on proper- ty, fruit trees. Early possession. Price, $6,500. ---o 11/2 storey, 7 -room dwelling, flush •toilet, running water. Situated sit village of Londesboro. Immed- iate possession. --0---- STOREY, o—STOREY, 2 BEDROOM Central Mortgage dwelling. Down pay- ment, $1,800. Monthly payments, $28. Early possession. STOREY, 5 ROOMED, STONE House; partly furnished; water pressure; fire place; lot 125'x 1251'; situated near Maitland Itiv- er, (Ball's Bridge), 8 males nor- th of Clinton, Ontario. Price: .'3,750.00. 1 1 1 STOREY DWELLING; living room with fireplace, dining, kitchen, 3bed rooms; full base- ment with garage; oil heating; sun porch. Lot 80'x140', one block from downtown. --o-- 11/2 STOREY ItRICif Dwelling, 7 rooms;; hydro, good weir; lo- cated on Square in Village of Bayfield, OM. Price $3,500. a---- 100-ACRE FARM, with 7 room dwelling; - barn 45 x 60; hen house, pig' "pen; hydro; .situat- ed ,_on highway, 3 miles Prom Clinton, Ont. lmtnediate pos- session, Price $'7,500. ,-0-- 114 STOREY, 2 APARTMENT dwelling; living room, dining, modern kitchen, 2 bed rooms, bath down, hardwood floors. Living, modernkitchen with dining sluice, 1 bed room and bath up. 00, heating,. Lot 80'it300'. Low taxes, . Price: $15.000. $3,500 down, mortgage for baltlnce, Annie to i C LAWSON Ctithpiete Insurance Service Keel lof 'Montrealestate elnvestrnents Bank Building PROM Office HU 2.9644 -•Res, HU 2.0737 CLINTON, ONTARIO • P4ON SBVIIINT BIRTHS DAMSMA Th Milton Public Has- pital, or;; Thursday, April 12, 1956, to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Damsma, Httron Street, Clinton, on HUGILI, -�-• In .Alexandra Marine anda•sGe , neral I3ospital, Goderich, en Wednesday,. April 11., 1.956, Bto Marbara),r, and Mrs..Clifford HugW, Goderich, a daughter (sister for lyteKNIGRTIn Victoria Hospital, London, on Friday, April 6, 1956, to Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Me. Knight, (formerly Catherine Fingland),. London, a son (Paul Andrew) , DEATHS ANDREWS -- In St. Michael's Hospital, Toronto, on Satur- day, April 14, 1956, James Russel Andrews, in his 72nd year. Funeral from the Beat- tie funeral home, Rattenbury Street East, Clinton, by Rev. H, C, Wilson, to Clinton Ceme- tery, on Tuesday afternoon, ,April 17. FARQUHAR -- In Dearborn, Mich., on April 13, 1956, Zelma M. Berry, wife of Mervyn E, Farquhar. Funeral from the Howe -Peterson funeral home to Parkview Memorial Park Cemetery en April 16. HENRY—At his borne on . Prin- cess Street, Clinton, on Seim-- day atui-day evening, April 14, 1956, Harry Henry, beloved' husband of Bernice Eldridge, (formerly of Wiarton) in his 47th year. Funeral from the Henderson funeral chapel, Wiarton, by Rev. Hugh C. Wilson, Wesley - Willis United Church, Clinton,' to Bayview Cemetery, on Wednesday afternoon, April 18. MoDOUGALI, — At Cannington, Ontario, on Saturday, April 14, 1956, Isabella J. McDougall, BA, daughter of, the late Mr.„ and Mrs. Donald McDougall, former- ly teacher at ODCI, Clinton. Rested at the Funeral Chapel of M. R, Sun'rmerfeldt and Son, Cannington, for service on Tues- day, April 17, and interment at Cedarale Cemetery. McRAE--At his home in Mosa Township, near Glencoe„ on Thursday .night, .April 12, 1956, Duncan R, McRae, (father' o$ Kenneth B. McRae, Clinton); in his 91st year. Funeral from -• the Gough funeral home, Glencoe, to Oakland Ceme- tery, on” Sunday afternoon, April 15. SKORESKI — Suddenly, at his home in Constance, on Wed- nesday, .April 11, 1956, Kazimir Skoreski, in his 73rd year. Funeral friim the Whitney fun- eral home, Seaforth, to Malt landbank Cemetery, on Friday afternoon, April 13. iN MEMORIAM WELSH -- In memory of Zelma Welsh, who died April 22, 1948: "Death is a heartache only time can heal, Memories are treasures that no one can steal; Deep in our hearts lies a pic- ture yet Of a dear mother whom we'll never forget." —Ever remembered by her fam- ily. 16p McCLINCHEY-In loving memory of a dear son and brother, Will - lam E. McClinchey, who passed away six years ago April 20: Thy will be done Seems, hard to say When one we loved has passed • away Some/ day perhaps we'll un- derstand When we meet again in that better • land." —Ever remembered by Mother and Sisters and Nephew John R. Cook. 16-b Cards of Thanks 2 Cents per word, 1V/immune 50e I wish to thank all the nurses and staff of Clinton Public Hospi- tal who were so kind to me while I was a patient. Also.the friends who sent cards, flowers, treats and those who called, — MRS. RAY FEAR. 16-p MR. AND MRS, JOHN A. Mc- EWENiwish to express their sin- cere appreciation of the kindness and consideration shown them by their neighbours and other friends during the past winter. 16-p I wish to thank all my kind friends who visited me and sent treats, flowers, and cards during my stay in 'Westminster Hospital. I am sincerely grateful.--LYLE HILL, Varna. 16-p rwould like to thank my friends, neighbours, and all„ others who remembered me while I was a pat- ient in Clinton. Public Hospital. Thanks to doctors Addison, New- land and Street and all the nur- ses. —IVLRS ERIC SWITZER. 16-p- RCA VICTOR RADIOS AND TELEVISION Your 01(1 Radio Accepted As Trade-in, T. A. DUTTON RCA VICTOR DEALER BRUCEFIELD Telephone Clinton I.117 2-3282 Get There Safely! CALL HU. 2.9036 ASHTON'STAXi RO,Y THEATRE CLI'NT0N NOW: •TiHURS,, FRI, & SAT, DOUBLE FEATURI'1 PROGRAM "RODEO" The lowdown on the daredevil Kings and Queens of the Rodeo rings.. Fane Nigh -- John Archer 'Waiimce Ford "SPY CHASERS" Leo Gorcey -- Mentz Hall The Bowery Boys They're just wild about Mata.Hari! MON., TUES. & WED. Seven Angry Meal How much does a man owe his father and his fellow men if it means the loss of his sweetheart? Raymond Massey -- Debra Paget Jeffrey Hunter - Coming: 'DUEL ON THE MISSISSIPPI' Lex Barker -, Patricia Medina 'COMMUNITY FURNITURE AUCTION SALE with other specialties added, from the Hotel Lot at Hotel Clinton, on Saturday, April 28 at 1.30 p.m., consisting of: Seven full size beds with match- ed dressers, springs and inner- spring mattresses; 2. bath tubs; 2 wash bowls; Hoover vacuum clean- er; rugs; 3 new bicycles; 3 used bicycles; new tricycles; assorted automotive items; mechanic's tools and carpenter's tools, new; assort- ed automotive items. This will be a large sale with many items, not listed. Anyone wishing to add articles to this sale please contact the auctioneer. Please do not bring anything to this sale unsaleable.. Also from ,the same place, a demonstration on Lubri-Loy, the Miracle' Concentrated Oil, will be held• This is one of the world's finest lubricants and has out sold all other products of its type in United States. Also sold in South Am- erica, Cuba, Mexico, Spain and France and now for the first time in Canada. EDWARD W. ELLIOTT, Auctioneer 16-7-b CLEARING AUCTION SALE Of Farm - Stock and Machinery at lot 30, con. 2, LRS Tuckersmith Township, 1 mile East of Bruce - field, or 5 miles South West of Seaforth, on THURSDAY, MAY 3 at 1 p.m. •CATTLE: Guernsey cow, fresh; red cow, due in June; 2 -yr. -old Guernsey, clue in September; 2 cows, milking; 2 fat steers; 2 fat heifers; 4 yearling steers and heif- ers; 4, 2 -year-old steers and heif- ers; calf. POULTRY: 95 Leghorn pullets; 30 yr. old hens. MACHINERY: Massey - Harris binder, 6 ft.; mower 6 ft.; Massey - Harris 4 bar side rake on rubber (like new) ; Fleury Kissel spread- er on rubber (like new) ; 2 drum steel roller; cultivator; bean cul- tivator; 4 -section harrows; plow; cultivator; scuffler; disk; rubber tired wagon and rack; 13 run fert- ilizer drill; wagon box and stock rack; 2,000 ib. scales; fanning mill; Viking electric cream seperator; motor; colony house 10'x12'; shelters; cedar posts; 30 rod wov- en fence; barb wire,... grain bags; forks; (Shovels; bars; raw; •pails;• harness; horse -collars; bag truck; 3 steel barrels; chum; robes; some household effects. No reserve. Farm Sold. Terms Cash WILLIAM NESBITT, Proprietor HAROLD JACKSON,, Auctioneer E. P. CHESNEY, Clerk ArgPARK1150ONTNELiEPHE Goderich NOW: THURS., FRI. & SAT,. J[��dmdnd ily-- da, Lewi Jeff RIcGweaiardst Je'aanrm,Jngge s Based en a Richard Harding Davis story and telling the tale of a bull terrier that lost its yen for pit- fighting and wound up as a blue= ribbon -winning show clog. ;Cr-, a Dog's Life" In Cinemascope & Eastman color MON., TUES, & WED. "The Eternal Sea" The amazing career of Rear Ad- miral John M. Hoskins, who lost a, leg but lived to command his sere and carrier, sets the theme for a gripping sea story. Sterling Hayden -- Alexis Smith Virginia Grey 84 Dean Jagger Coming: STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND James Stewart in a: Super Special Attraction! Adults 60c admission on this picture. ADASTRAL PARK Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Leuszler, with Sharon, Phyllis and Norman, (three of their four children), all of Calgary, visited Mr. and Mrs, Jack Lunnen, 33 Regina Road, RC- AF Station Clinton las weekend, Mrs. Leuszler,- (Winnie Roach) will. swim at CNE this summer and will begin summer training for the swim very shortly. t YOU DON'T NEED INSURANCE _ Ceo saaaeEenvaigojagmiam YOU NEVER COME 'DOWN TO EARTH' But you can invest in the future with complete con- fidence with LIFE INSUR- ANCE protection. See me to -day for an adequate pro- gram. H. E. HA ' TLEY Canada Life Assurance Company HU HU 2-6693 Clinton Community Farmers AUCTION SALES EVERY FRIDAY commencing at 8.00 p.m. TERMS CASH J. COREY, Sales Manager E. W: ELLIOTT Auctioneer K. W. COLQUHOUN, Clerk Casual Wear For Spring JACKETS See the new ITALIAN LOOK! Colorful,comfortable and smartly casual. from 9.95 up ODD PANTS Seeing is believing! See our complete range of smart slacks for men. from 7.95 up BOYS' JEANS Sanforized denim. Regular Bine Texas 'Tan, Fatted Thee from 2.25 up i •-r' OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS CLOSED SAT. NIGHTS PICKETT wa CAMPBELL LiIMITEf Phone HU. 2.9/32 Main Garner 'CLINTON