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Clinton News-Record, 1956-05-10, Page 7QDAY, MA 1D, 1.56. .("1.011113N. 14L'"W',�J'" +oo RA=$ V ACCOMMODATION for RENT -0OUPLE, TO 1SHARE FURNIS • ..ed house in Clinton. Phone ••KUnter 2-9700 in evenings. 18-9-p • •APARTMENT TO RENT -- Three roams, furnished. Private bath, on ground floor. Central location. .•P ne Clinton HU. 2-6665. 19p 'THREE R O O M FURNISHED apartment, rent reasonable. A .pleasant place to live Phone HU, 2-9870. 18-9-b .ROOM IN MODERN HOME for one or 'two sharing. Meals if de- sired; TV. Apply at News -Record o Office. 18-9-b .TWO ROOM FURNISHED apart - meet, sui bie for couple, Phone C)inton HU. 2-904 after 6 o'clock; 1.9-b APARTIVIENT FOR RENT. Furn- ishedheated, Hot'or unfurnished, shed h ur. 'water. 82 Wellesley Street, Gode- rich Phone God'erieh 288. 19b HOUSE FOR RENT in Landes - ;baro. Suitable for retired couple, Apply Box 191, Clinton. News- • .Record. 19-20-b *ARM HOUSE, HYDRO AND water, three miles south of Bruce - field. Alex McBeath, Phone Hen- sall 681r11. 19b SELF-CONTAINED Apartment on Square, Goderich. -Apply Box 26, Goderich, phone 1358J, Gode- : rich, 19tfb SELF-CONTAINED, FURNISH- '• ed apartment, five rooms. Christ- ; : ion couple desired. Apply to Box :190, Clinton,, News -Record, ,19b • APARTMENTS, available May 15. Furnished, Private bath and flags, 'Centrally located. Phone Clinton HU. 2-9508. 19b ' FOUR ROOM APARTMENT, self- contained. Unfurnished. Centrally n .located on Albert Street Phone : HU; 2-9090, 19p :FIVEROOM DOWNSTAIRS • apartment, two bedrooms, newly decorated. Possession immediately. . Phone Clinton HU, 2-3465. 19b =LARGE: BRICK, Country House, :hydro, telephone, water on tap. Eight miles from Clinton. $25 a ,month. , Aaron Fisher, RR 2, Cldn- ton, phone Carlow 167. 19-20-b SELF CONTAINED ONE BED - room heated apartment, laundry facilities. Immediate possession. Apply Jim Bisset, 103 .St. George's Crescent, phone Goderich 1017. 14tfb :STORE, 14'x40'; (formerly Husty's •'•.$:tore), living quarters as well; to rent separately if desired. Both, recently re -decorated. Also apart- •.ment, downtown. Phone Clinton HU, 2-9682 or 105 Hensall, '(in afternoon). 18-tfb THREE R O O M FURNISHEi apartment, newly decorated', mo� ern conveniences, heated by oil •furnace. Garden if desired. Ideal for couple. Phone residence, Clin- ton HU. 2-9479; store, HU. 2-9634, FURNISHED, SELF-CONTAIN- ed, ELFCONTAIN- ed, four room apartment, in God- erich, near the Square. Two bed- • rooms, built-in cupboards, three piece bath. Hot water. Immediate possession. Apply . 59 Hamilton Street or 110 Park Street 19-b Accommodation Wanted • •,SIX TO SEVEN ROOM HOUSE in Clinton. Possession in one month. Box 191, Clinton News.- ' ews• Record.. • 19p ARTICLES FOR SALE '71/a H.P. FIRESTONE outboard; In good condition. $75. Phone • Seaforth 454W. 18.9-p BABY CARRIAGE,, grey colour, like ;new; woodencrib bassinette, Phone Clinton HU. 2-9980. 19b GIRL'S CCM BICYCLE, good con- - Phone Clinton HU. 2-7057. • Lloyd Batkin.. 19b REASONABLE, QUANTITY OF • clean bushel baskets. Phone Clin- ton HU, 2-9422. 19-b CHILD'S FELT MATTRESS, fits eriib 27x51, in good condition, Pee - ad $3,25. Phone Clinton HU. 2- ' 9493, 19b USED INTERNATIONAL Mature Spreader with tractor hitch. John Keys, Varna, Phone HU. 2-7423,,19b SINGER SEWING MAC} INE (treadle) ; also Locomotive wash- ing machine with heater. Phone 1-1Unt9 2-9606. 19p - USED BATH TUE, 51/s', with legs, With taps, White, In. good con-' eliti.on, ; Phorse Clinton HI/. 2-9157. TWO USED ENGINE LATHES, 4' and 10' centres, Two . 300 -amp. Motor Generator Welders, Phone 268, Seaforth, or write Seaforth Steel Supplies, 19b TEN. OPS,E OUTBOARD Motor, 1951 model, in, first class condi tion with Shift gear, Cheap, Can be financed. Phone: days, HU, 2, '9531, nights, HU. 23833, Clinton 19-p TV viz Tion A "DING" — We - Rent --11fove'- Install, Coihiplete -service on all makes of ratatof and exitenn . All Work fully aua r- anteed, Huron Tower Installation, phone Goderich .1844M, 6tfb ARTICLES WANTED USED SMALL GARDEN Tractor, goed condition; reasonable price. Phono .Clinton , ICJ,. 2-7440 1.9p BOARD AND ROOM ROOMER OR ROAM: R, ono alone or ,two sharing private Want, n , FOR. FURNITURE, PIANO AND radio cabinet, refinishing and re- pairing, apply W. G. Pickett, phone Clinton HU 2-7029. 7.5-6-7-p-tbf HELP WANTED—MALE EARN $50 to $75 WEEKLY. We will start you in business. No special experience necessary. Free catalogue and details supplied free on request. FAMILEX, Dept. 2, Station C, Montreal. 19b WANTED: RELIABLE MAN as Dealer in Huron. County. Exper- ience not necessary. A fine oppor- tunity to step into old profitable business where Rawleigh Products have been sold for years.- Big profits.. , Products furnished on credit. Write Rawleigh's, Dept. E-169-163, Montreal, P.Q. 19b HELP WANTED—FEMALE 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. Garon, Clinton Laundry and Dry Cleaning. 14-tfb GIRLS for Sewing Room Work 5 -day week, pleasant wortking conditions. Permanent Employment. APPLY Seaforth Shoes Limited tr, Ontario Seaforth, 19-20-b MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE-•I.ATHAM Raspberry plants, $4.50 per 100. K. Vanden- heuvel, RR 2,. Goderich, phone Goderich 652W1. 19.20-b ANYONE INTERESTED in selling of imported specialties with good margin of profit. Write Bax 170, Clinton News -Record, 17-8-9-p FOR ARTIFICIAL, INSEMINA- TION information or service from all breeds of cattle, phone the Waterloo Cattle Breeding Associa- tion at: Clinton . HtJ. 2-3441 be- tween 7.30 and 9.30 a.m, We have all breeds available --.top quality at low cost. , 17tfb CLOTHING STORAGE: If you. are abort of clothes dloset space, see us, We will store your clothes for the summer months at our downtown office, ,All clothing !placed. in plastic bags and fully insured. Call in for further infor- mation Clinton Laundry and 'Dry Cleaning, phone -XU 2.7064. 18,3-20b NOTICE ANY'ON'E! POUND 'I`,TI PASSlN1'G on Lots 41 and 51, both.. sides of the river, Tuekeran'mtth Township at ANYTIME hereafter will be prosecuted, By order" of the own- er, A E. PARRY, 19204-2-3.4-iadfilr PERSONAL HYE7*I''S RrilVIRDM.5-. I•".dzefiid remedies, Astlitna, remedies,' and the rest of the fatiletiS line are available at ?enfsebaker'S, the MA LIVESTOCK WANTED WANTED, OLD HORSES AND dead cattle. Gilbert I3 os. Mink Ranch, Goderich. Phone cog tft, 1483J1, or 1483.14' 9ptfb ATTENTION FARMERS: Prompt, courteous collection of all dead and disabled farm animals and hides, Cali collect Ed. Andrews, 851111, Seaforth. Associated with Darling and Co. of Canada, Ltd. 19tfb PROPERTY FOR SALE . E1GHfi'-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, all modern conveniences. Barn 24x30, with double hen house; three acres of land. Roy Vodden, Seaforth. 19p SALES HELP WANTED. SALESMAN There is an opportunity for a min in the area of Clinton, to earn a i income.Our acs are substantial s 1 not seasonal and we provide a fully paid for Pension Plan. Other de- tails and telephone • number to ALLIED FARM SERVICES, 243 53 Dundas Street, LONDON, Ontario. 19-b TENDERS WANTED SEALED TENinuts will be re- ceived by the undersigned up until 12 noon on June 1st, 1956, for the installation of Flush Toilets at No. 7 School, Stanley Township School Area, £-wo and one-half miles south of Varna. Contact 1VIr.. Ward For- rest, RR 1, Zurich, for plans and specifications. Installation of same to be done in summer holidays. T. B. Baird, secretary -treasurer, Brucefield, Ontario. 19-20-b 3NTARIO STREET GIRLS' CLUB CO HEAR VIN DITTMER Vin Dittmer of CKNX-TV, JVIngham, will be the guest speak - r tonight (May 10), at the meet - ng of the Ontario Street Girl's �lub, to be held in the church par - our. A good attendance is rogues,. :ed. REAL ESTATE . W. Colquhoun Real Estate Broker $6,500—EIGHT ROOM FRAME Ouse, two blocks from Main St, )i1 furnace. Separate three-room par_tment nova rented for $45 a onth. Mortgage car! -be arranged. $7,250.00 8 ROOM FRAME ouse; 3 -piece• bath, 4 bedrooms, built in cupboards, coal furnace, economical to heat, garage, i4 acre of land, extra building lot. Terms can be arranged, at reasonable in- terest rate. NEW HOUSE -11/2 storey, built 1952. Conveniently located. Two bedroom; oil furnace, economical to operate;, large • living room; built in cupboards. Owner mov- ing because of change in em- ployment. LOW DOWN PAYMENT, mort- gage arranged. 7 room house, good location, newly decorated; tile floors throughout. Oil fur- nace. ONE STOREY — double house, each, separate apartment nas 2 bedrooms, living room, 3 -piece bath, priced reasonable. Listings and enquiries invited. Phone HU. 2-9747 Royal tank Building Clinton Ontario 16-b FOR SALE 1 yz STOREY, 6 ROOM DWELL- ing, fmodern convenience, good location, small barn on proper- ty, fruit trees. Early possession. Price, $6,500. 1 STOREY, 2 BEDROOM Cental Mortgage dwelling. Down pay- ment, $1,800, Monthly payments, $28. Early possession. 1 STOREY DWELLING; living room with fireplace, dining, kitchen, 3 bed rooms; full base- ment with garage; oil heating; sun porch. Lot 80'x140', one block front downtown. 100 -ACRE FARM, '7 room dwelling; barn 45 x 60; hen house, pig pen; hydro; squats ed on highway, 3 (Males from Clinton, Ont. Immediate pea,. session, `Pride $7,500, 11/2 STOREY, 2 AFARTl1'IENT or single dwelling; living room, (lining, modern kitchen, 2 bed rooms, feuritieee bath down, hardwood floors. Livilig, modern ltitclien; witit titling space, 1 bed room and four -piece bath uP. Air conditioned, Oil heating. Un- finished playroom lrt basement. Owner moving to Toronto. Must be seen to be appreciated. Lot 80!x80'. Low taxes. $3,500 down, National Housing Mortgage, 200 ACRE DAIRY FARM—,—barn, 80'x60', stabling for 60 head; milk house; hay barn: '70'x40'; silo; 1f/1 storey detnent block, six•'t'ootn dwelling, with t'nederri eonveniences. Town water. 175 aures cleared. Adjaeos,t to town, 0 •�1roly to C. LAWSON Complete InsiuranCe Service Real Estate Investments unit of lVibntreal $tiilcltfrg PROMS Mite IW 2-9844—ReiLI-115 x'9'7$1 Yai hrlf i .., tolVtAIt1D........:. CLASSIVIEp RATES !?ASH R472E Of paid by 'the, Wednesday following padili9a- tion.) sea, TWO .cents Per Words minim•1u1s. 50 cents 114 cents• . a word for each following baser- tion, minimum 35 cents, BON is371 .0X8-'.],50.extra, BIRTHS, lltAlli�It•IAMIS and ]DEATHS --no eharge,, - ENGAOEMENTS, CARDS QF T,IIANKS & IN MEMQRIAMS ,--Two cents per Word, minimum 6o cents. VILA RGIED,—I5 ,cents extra. n 'AIILINE-12 Voir/el; !Men, Wednesday,. Cards of Thanks 2 Vents Per word, M,'lninnuln .50o Sincere thanks to our many friends for their cards of sympathy and kindness in our recent bereave - anent. — The Family of the late Edwin A, Foster, 19p The family of the late Mrs. Mabel Lee wish to thank friends and neighbours, the pallbearers, flower -bearers and the Beattie funeral home, for sympathies ex- tended .•during their recent be- reavement, --- THE LEE FAMILY. Mr, and Mrs. Flank Layton wish to express their sincere thanks to their many friends; relatives, nur- ses and doctors, far flowers, cards and treats sent to their daughter, Irene, while she was confined to hospital; also for cards and flow- ers! sent by neighbours and friends in our recent bereavement, 19p .Sincere thanks to our many friends for cards and flowers; spec- ial thanks to Dr. Goddard and Dr. Oakes, staff and special: nurses of Clinton Hospital; also to Rev. Daniels for his comfort during our recent bereavement: — CECIL W. VANHORNE and Daughter MARY ANNE, Hensall, 19p I would like to thank my friends and neighbours for cards, flowers, treats and many acts a kindness shown me while I was i11. Special thanks to -Dr. Oakes'.. and Dr. Ad- dison. -- WILLIAM D. WELLS. 'The family of the . late Helen Pearl Miller wishes to thank their friends and neighbours for the kindness and messages of sym- pathy extended to them; in their recent bereavement. Special thanks to Rev, Anne Graham, Dr. Rech- nitzer, and the Evans funeral home, London, and to Rev. Hugh Wilson, Clinton. 19p Mrs. Clayton Martin wishes to thank relatives, friends and neigh- bours, for the sympathy and .kind- ness shown in her recent bereave- ment, also for floral tributes and cards of sympathy. Special thanks to Dr, Addison, Miss Sinclair and staff of Clinton Hospital and Miss Kay Elliott for their wonderful care and thoughtfulness during Mr. Martin's illness and all who assis- ted in any way. We wish to extend sincere thanks to our friends and neigh- bours and special nurses, Mrs. Mar- tin, Mrs, Forbes, Mrs. Rutledge and Mrs. Dougherty and the nurs- es an the Clinton Public Hospital, wha were all so kind to our moth- er, , Mrs. Mary V. Forbes, in her long illness and at time of her death. It was all deeply apprec- iated. Joh and Carrie Young and family. ' 19-p •A*Hr *4104:4$4 H1H;,H;,H*-,,,•4*4P1-41-10TAi*H;, 470. 4, K &G SALVAGE CO. - Clinton We Buy Scrap Iron, Rags, Bagging, Old'Cars, Feathers, Horse Hair. • We Buy Anything. PHONE HU. 2-9267 18 to 23-p •.4141::44:4 A+H+Hth,�HiH+HA41:441 H•�HAH*H�H440+' HAA A A A A A A A A A♦ A A A A♦ A A RCA VICTOR RADIOS AND . TELEVISION • Your Old Radio Accepted As Trade -In. T. A. DUTTON RCA VICTOR DEALER BRUCEFIELD Telephone Clinton HU 2-3232 STOP ! Where you can get complete service .. . * Gas :1: Oil Lubrication * Tires * Batteries 't' Accessories * Car Wash Mufflers * Tail. Pipes r' Exhaust 'Pipes - * Spark Plugs IF IT'S SERVICE YOU WANT STOP AT ATS Ci±ies Service Cities Service Proiletti Bar I1ogga'rth IJinitelan "The plaoe where you never have to blow your harit" Clinton 4 Ois)reiiwli BIRTHS RINNfE In Clinton Public 1 ospi- 'Cal, on Tuesday, May 8, 1956, toy Sergeant and Mrs. Arthur Brni4e, RCAF Station Clinton, a sofa, BOWMAN — In Clinton. Public Hospital, on Tuesday, May 8, 1.956,to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard. Bowznan, Zurich; a son. BRANT—In Clinton, Public Hospi- tal, on Friday, May' 4, 1956, .to Flight Sergeant and Mrs, Wil- Uian, Brant, RCAF Station Clin- ton, a $on, BRYDONE-•-In Winnipeg, Mani- toba, on, Tuesday, May 1, 1956, to Flying*officer and Mrs, 3. W. Brydone (nee Jacqueline MullIlol- land), a daughter (i wren Ann). ONSZTT' In Clirnton k 4Uc Hos- pital, on Wednesday, May 9, 1956, to Mr. and, Mrs, Jack Con- sitt, Kippen, a son. FALCONER, — In, Clinton Public Hospital, on Friday, May 4, 1956, to Mr, and Mrs. •Stanley Falcon- er, Clinton, a daughter. OILLEN — In Clinton Public Hospi- tal, en 'Tuesday, May 8, 1956, to Sergeant and Mrs, Brendan Gil- len, RCAF Station Clinton, a son. GRAITSON -•—' In;. Clinton Public Hospital, on Wednesday, May 9, 1956, to LAC and Mrs. Julian Grattan), RCAF Station Clinton; a son. LOVE9LL--In Clinton Public Hos- pital, on Saturday, May 5, 1956; • to Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Lovell, RR 2, • Kippen, a son. $HIVES Zn Clinton Public Hos- pital, on Friday, May'5, 1956, to Flying Officer and Mrs. Bob -.Shives, RCAF Station Clinton, a son, TAYLOR—In Clinton Public Hos- pital, on Wednesday, May 9, 1956, to Mr. and Mrs. Morris Taylor, Bxucefield, Ontario, a daughter. MARRIAGES BAIRD IOSV>SON—•In the Unit- ed Church, Riverhurst, Sask., on Saturday, April 28, 1956, by Rev K. Wotherspoon, Olive May, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil 1ia¢n Thomson, Riverhurst, to George Albert Baird, son of Mr, and Mrs, Norman Baird, Bruce - field. LUND-VOiDDEN--In Trinity Unit- ed Church, Toronto, on Saturday afternoon, May 50.1956, by Rev. Dr, E, Crosley Hunter, Jeanne • Muriel, younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Vodden, Clinton, to Leonard Lund, To- ronto, son of Mrs. Marie Lund, Vancouver, B.C., and the late Mr. Lund. DEATHS FORB'ES—In Clinton Public Hos= Altai, on Sunday, May 6, 1956, Mary Victoria Sanderson, widow .of the late Samuel Forbes, in her 93rd year. Funeral from the Tasker memorial chapel, Blyth, to Blyth Union Cemetery, on Tuesday afternoon, May 8, by Rev. A.W. Watson. HULLER—•In McKellar Hospital, Fort William, an Monday, April 30, 1956, Delbert (Bert) E. Hul- ler (formerly of Clinton), belov- ed husband of Martha Burton. Funeral from the Hughson fun- eral home, Aylmer, to St. Peter's Cemetery, London, on Friday af- ternoon, May 4. LEE—In Kincardine Hospital, on Friday, May 4, 1956, Mabel Isabel Grainger, widow of the late Ernest S. Lee, in her 59th year. Funeral from the Beattie funeral home, Rattenbury Street East, Clinton, to Hope Chapel, Hullett Township, .on Sunday af- ternoon, May 6, by Rev. J. T. White, L a n d e s b o r o United 'Church. VAN HORNE — In Clinton Public. Hospital, an Thursday afternoon, May 3, 1956, Irene Mary Eliza- beth ^ Layton, beloved wife of Cecil VanlIarne, Hensall, in her 44th year, Funeral from the Hensall United Church by Rev. C. D. Daniel to Clinton Ceme- tery, Sunday afternoon, May 6. IN MEMORIAM BOOTH—In loving memory of a dear husband and father, Thom- as Booth, who passed away May 13, 1955: FrOm our happy home and circle, God has taker one we Iove, Borne away from sin and sorrow, . To a nobler home above. As for Gad hiss way is perfect, Will cast on Him our every care, In the resurrection mornibg • We shall joinn our loved one ...there. —Ever remembered by his wife Donna,daughter and son Jean and Paul, 19-p NOTICE Loose Wrapping Paper In Cartons and Newspapers and Magazines Tied In Bundles. In order to give my customers good service please 'do not ask for heaps of rnbbage to be res moved from your yard, ARTFULFORD Please . . Help Me Keep Your Town Clean. 19.20-21-p citation c,orainunity Farmers ArG"'TtON SAVES , EVE1 _ itI A3ti eom neto1ngat,8.00p m U, CoaLIMc*ler w L , D AttctC '1tC iY, COLT UNbtiTN Cletk ROXY THEATRE 17741NTQN NOW-THUR., FRI, ;1 SAT. Double Featu a Program ``T:.E LAY vs. He TUE Km" e rode t I��L he' trail of vengeance for the woman he loved, and wrote an unforgettable chapter in .fron- tier history. -- Scott Brady, Botta St. John Janes Griffith AND "JUNGLE JIM in the FORBIDDEN LAND" Thrilling action and susfrense—a blonde beauty kidnapped by a missing -link giant. Angela, Greene = John Weisrnuller MON. TUEE. . " S &WD. The biggest Double BM of the year! "THE QUIET MAN" John Wayne - Maureen O'Hara ,Barry Fitzgerald "The KIDNAPPERS " Duncan Macrae - Adrienne Corti One show only each night, start- ing. with "The Kidnappers" at 7.30. "The Quiet Man" at 9.02, Coming --'Santa Fe Passage' ATTELEPHONE INE;"S K 1150 Goderich NOW— THUR„ :ERI. & SAT.; "PICNIC" (Adult Entertainment) In Cineniascope 'Deluxe •Colo and adapted from the Pulitzer Prize.winning play by William Inge. A NEW and widely (Ds cussed.presentation by a superb cast. --I IM NOVAIf x WILLIAM HOLDEN - Rosalind Anssell, Special program. for the matinee Saturday afternoon only includes: 'GENE AUTRY in "The MOUNTIES" MON," TUES. & WED. - John! Mills - Donald Sinden • and John Gregson A salty tale of the world's most• hazardous calling, the submarine; s r ee of Britain's Royal Navy, .., ABOVE US TILE WAVES • Comings Grace Kelly in "TO CATCH A THIEF" with oar/ Grant—In Vistavision., Yur Chest X -Ray Clinic is • CornlHg to Town BAYFIELD TOWN HAIL -- May 28 -- 7 to 10 p.m. CLINTON TOWN HALL-- , May 30 -- 2 to 5; 7 to 10 p.m, May 31 — 2 to 5; .7 to 10 p.m. June 1 -- 2 to 5; 7 to 10 p.m, 1' CANVASSERS will be maldng calls at each home in Clinton, beginning May 16. They will take the names of each person old enough for the X-ray, and will leave a card for each one to fill out. These cards are to be presented at the clinic. PLEASE TREAT YOUR CANVASSER CORDIALLY,' , He has many calls to make, and he's trying to do a job for everyone. 19-20-21-b • F"R'E" New 21 in. _Westinghouse TV with swivel base You will receive ONE FREE TICKET on the WESTINGHOUSE TV SET for Every Dollar Purchase of Gasoline o'r Oil at our Station, Or for Every Grease Job or Oil Change. IT WILL PAY YOU TO BUY YOUR GASOLINE AT GL1DDON TRUCK BODY Your "ESSO" Dealer ALBERT, ST. CLINTON Work Clothes of UA QLIT Y They Wear Longer Because They Are Made Stronger. COWBOY KINGS HEI) STUMP TEXAS TANS I A.NCE BOSS REG'D TRADE MARK TRY US FOR BOYS' WEAR OPEN I' IIID AY m+"' 1STINGS PICKETT • CAMPBELL L'iMiTED Melt's and Bos' Wear Yotn' "QIP TOP Stere Mein Corner Clinton "BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS, Contact L. G. Winter, Real Estate, High Street, Clinton, Phone Clin- ton IW ;2.6692, 13-tfb BABY CHICKS WITH GOOD BROILER, and EGG markets' all year round, May is as good a month as any for ordering chicks, either clay -old or started. We think yatir May chicks should be Hillside— Canadian •Approved, backed also by this Hatchery's ex- xperience covering 33 years and perience more. Why take chances now--htly •the best, Prices and full informa- tion from, agent — William A. H. Jenkins, North Street, Clinton, 19-b WANT BROILERS? Want Eggs? Big -4 Hatchery :has chicks bred for either, or both, A full line of breeds, crosses, and specials' like 'Pilch' etc. Remember this Hatch- ery has been at this business for a full generation. Canadian Ap- proved, of course, plus their own complete breeding program. Let us give full information, order what you need. CHAS.. SCOTT, Auburn, phone Blyth 43r23. , 19b CUSTOMROW K CORN PLANTING. Bill Handy, phone Clinton HU, 2-9226. 19-20-b POST HOLE DIGGING. Apply Ezra Ellis, phone HU. 2-9291. 19b MERCHANTS DELIVERY and Cartage 'Service -- anything to be delivered --call Clinton HU. 2-6673. e 19b CARPENTER WORK,, REPAIRS, kitchen cupboards, window sash, ' combination -doors and screens made-to-order. Russell Jervis phone HU 2-9390. . 17-8-9-b , ELECTRIC MOTORS, Rewound and repaired. Home and Auto rad- ios and appliances repaired. Art Levett, Isaac Street, at Dunlop. Phone Clinton HU 2-6640. 41-tfb -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 l selling, Contact John Bosveld, Real Estate Broker, 40 Wellesley ; Street, Goderich, Phone Goderich a 1108. 8-tfb Furniture Re-Finishina 1 FOR. FURNITURE, PIANO AND radio cabinet, refinishing and re- pairing, apply W. G. Pickett, phone Clinton HU 2-7029. 7.5-6-7-p-tbf HELP WANTED—MALE EARN $50 to $75 WEEKLY. We will start you in business. No special experience necessary. Free catalogue and details supplied free on request. FAMILEX, Dept. 2, Station C, Montreal. 19b WANTED: RELIABLE MAN as Dealer in Huron. County. Exper- ience not necessary. A fine oppor- tunity to step into old profitable business where Rawleigh Products have been sold for years.- Big profits.. , Products furnished on credit. Write Rawleigh's, Dept. E-169-163, Montreal, P.Q. 19b HELP WANTED—FEMALE 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. Garon, Clinton Laundry and Dry Cleaning. 14-tfb GIRLS for Sewing Room Work 5 -day week, pleasant wortking conditions. Permanent Employment. APPLY Seaforth Shoes Limited tr, Ontario Seaforth, 19-20-b MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE-•I.ATHAM Raspberry plants, $4.50 per 100. K. Vanden- heuvel, RR 2,. Goderich, phone Goderich 652W1. 19.20-b ANYONE INTERESTED in selling of imported specialties with good margin of profit. Write Bax 170, Clinton News -Record, 17-8-9-p FOR ARTIFICIAL, INSEMINA- TION information or service from all breeds of cattle, phone the Waterloo Cattle Breeding Associa- tion at: Clinton . HtJ. 2-3441 be- tween 7.30 and 9.30 a.m, We have all breeds available --.top quality at low cost. , 17tfb CLOTHING STORAGE: If you. are abort of clothes dloset space, see us, We will store your clothes for the summer months at our downtown office, ,All clothing !placed. in plastic bags and fully insured. Call in for further infor- mation Clinton Laundry and 'Dry Cleaning, phone -XU 2.7064. 18,3-20b NOTICE ANY'ON'E! POUND 'I`,TI PASSlN1'G on Lots 41 and 51, both.. sides of the river, Tuekeran'mtth Township at ANYTIME hereafter will be prosecuted, By order" of the own- er, A E. PARRY, 19204-2-3.4-iadfilr PERSONAL HYE7*I''S RrilVIRDM.5-. I•".dzefiid remedies, Astlitna, remedies,' and the rest of the fatiletiS line are available at ?enfsebaker'S, the MA LIVESTOCK WANTED WANTED, OLD HORSES AND dead cattle. Gilbert I3 os. Mink Ranch, Goderich. Phone cog tft, 1483J1, or 1483.14' 9ptfb ATTENTION FARMERS: Prompt, courteous collection of all dead and disabled farm animals and hides, Cali collect Ed. Andrews, 851111, Seaforth. Associated with Darling and Co. of Canada, Ltd. 19tfb PROPERTY FOR SALE . E1GHfi'-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, all modern conveniences. Barn 24x30, with double hen house; three acres of land. Roy Vodden, Seaforth. 19p SALES HELP WANTED. SALESMAN There is an opportunity for a min in the area of Clinton, to earn a i income.Our acs are substantial s 1 not seasonal and we provide a fully paid for Pension Plan. Other de- tails and telephone • number to ALLIED FARM SERVICES, 243 53 Dundas Street, LONDON, Ontario. 19-b TENDERS WANTED SEALED TENinuts will be re- ceived by the undersigned up until 12 noon on June 1st, 1956, for the installation of Flush Toilets at No. 7 School, Stanley Township School Area, £-wo and one-half miles south of Varna. Contact 1VIr.. Ward For- rest, RR 1, Zurich, for plans and specifications. Installation of same to be done in summer holidays. T. B. Baird, secretary -treasurer, Brucefield, Ontario. 19-20-b 3NTARIO STREET GIRLS' CLUB CO HEAR VIN DITTMER Vin Dittmer of CKNX-TV, JVIngham, will be the guest speak - r tonight (May 10), at the meet - ng of the Ontario Street Girl's �lub, to be held in the church par - our. A good attendance is rogues,. :ed. REAL ESTATE . W. Colquhoun Real Estate Broker $6,500—EIGHT ROOM FRAME Ouse, two blocks from Main St, )i1 furnace. Separate three-room par_tment nova rented for $45 a onth. Mortgage car! -be arranged. $7,250.00 8 ROOM FRAME ouse; 3 -piece• bath, 4 bedrooms, built in cupboards, coal furnace, economical to heat, garage, i4 acre of land, extra building lot. Terms can be arranged, at reasonable in- terest rate. NEW HOUSE -11/2 storey, built 1952. Conveniently located. Two bedroom; oil furnace, economical to operate;, large • living room; built in cupboards. Owner mov- ing because of change in em- ployment. LOW DOWN PAYMENT, mort- gage arranged. 7 room house, good location, newly decorated; tile floors throughout. Oil fur- nace. ONE STOREY — double house, each, separate apartment nas 2 bedrooms, living room, 3 -piece bath, priced reasonable. Listings and enquiries invited. Phone HU. 2-9747 Royal tank Building Clinton Ontario 16-b FOR SALE 1 yz STOREY, 6 ROOM DWELL- ing, fmodern convenience, good location, small barn on proper- ty, fruit trees. Early possession. Price, $6,500. 1 STOREY, 2 BEDROOM Cental Mortgage dwelling. Down pay- ment, $1,800, Monthly payments, $28. Early possession. 1 STOREY DWELLING; living room with fireplace, dining, kitchen, 3 bed rooms; full base- ment with garage; oil heating; sun porch. Lot 80'x140', one block front downtown. 100 -ACRE FARM, '7 room dwelling; barn 45 x 60; hen house, pig pen; hydro; squats ed on highway, 3 (Males from Clinton, Ont. Immediate pea,. session, `Pride $7,500, 11/2 STOREY, 2 AFARTl1'IENT or single dwelling; living room, (lining, modern kitchen, 2 bed rooms, feuritieee bath down, hardwood floors. Livilig, modern ltitclien; witit titling space, 1 bed room and four -piece bath uP. Air conditioned, Oil heating. Un- finished playroom lrt basement. Owner moving to Toronto. Must be seen to be appreciated. Lot 80!x80'. Low taxes. $3,500 down, National Housing Mortgage, 200 ACRE DAIRY FARM—,—barn, 80'x60', stabling for 60 head; milk house; hay barn: '70'x40'; silo; 1f/1 storey detnent block, six•'t'ootn dwelling, with t'nederri eonveniences. Town water. 175 aures cleared. Adjaeos,t to town, 0 •�1roly to C. LAWSON Complete InsiuranCe Service Real Estate Investments unit of lVibntreal $tiilcltfrg PROMS Mite IW 2-9844—ReiLI-115 x'9'7$1 Yai hrlf i .., tolVtAIt1D........:. CLASSIVIEp RATES !?ASH R472E Of paid by 'the, Wednesday following padili9a- tion.) sea, TWO .cents Per Words minim•1u1s. 50 cents 114 cents• . a word for each following baser- tion, minimum 35 cents, BON is371 .0X8-'.],50.extra, BIRTHS, lltAlli�It•IAMIS and ]DEATHS --no eharge,, - ENGAOEMENTS, CARDS QF T,IIANKS & IN MEMQRIAMS ,--Two cents per Word, minimum 6o cents. VILA RGIED,—I5 ,cents extra. n 'AIILINE-12 Voir/el; !Men, Wednesday,. Cards of Thanks 2 Vents Per word, M,'lninnuln .50o Sincere thanks to our many friends for their cards of sympathy and kindness in our recent bereave - anent. — The Family of the late Edwin A, Foster, 19p The family of the late Mrs. Mabel Lee wish to thank friends and neighbours, the pallbearers, flower -bearers and the Beattie funeral home, for sympathies ex- tended .•during their recent be- reavement, --- THE LEE FAMILY. Mr, and Mrs. Flank Layton wish to express their sincere thanks to their many friends; relatives, nur- ses and doctors, far flowers, cards and treats sent to their daughter, Irene, while she was confined to hospital; also for cards and flow- ers! sent by neighbours and friends in our recent bereavement, 19p .Sincere thanks to our many friends for cards and flowers; spec- ial thanks to Dr. Goddard and Dr. Oakes, staff and special: nurses of Clinton Hospital; also to Rev. Daniels for his comfort during our recent bereavement: — CECIL W. VANHORNE and Daughter MARY ANNE, Hensall, 19p I would like to thank my friends and neighbours for cards, flowers, treats and many acts a kindness shown me while I was i11. Special thanks to -Dr. Oakes'.. and Dr. Ad- dison. -- WILLIAM D. WELLS. 'The family of the . late Helen Pearl Miller wishes to thank their friends and neighbours for the kindness and messages of sym- pathy extended to them; in their recent bereavement. Special thanks to Rev, Anne Graham, Dr. Rech- nitzer, and the Evans funeral home, London, and to Rev. Hugh Wilson, Clinton. 19p Mrs. Clayton Martin wishes to thank relatives, friends and neigh- bours, for the sympathy and .kind- ness shown in her recent bereave- ment, also for floral tributes and cards of sympathy. Special thanks to Dr, Addison, Miss Sinclair and staff of Clinton Hospital and Miss Kay Elliott for their wonderful care and thoughtfulness during Mr. Martin's illness and all who assis- ted in any way. We wish to extend sincere thanks to our friends and neigh- bours and special nurses, Mrs. Mar- tin, Mrs, Forbes, Mrs. Rutledge and Mrs. Dougherty and the nurs- es an the Clinton Public Hospital, wha were all so kind to our moth- er, , Mrs. Mary V. Forbes, in her long illness and at time of her death. It was all deeply apprec- iated. Joh and Carrie Young and family. ' 19-p •A*Hr *4104:4$4 H1H;,H;,H*-,,,•4*4P1-41-10TAi*H;, 470. 4, K &G SALVAGE CO. - Clinton We Buy Scrap Iron, Rags, Bagging, Old'Cars, Feathers, Horse Hair. • We Buy Anything. PHONE HU. 2-9267 18 to 23-p •.4141::44:4 A+H+Hth,�HiH+HA41:441 H•�HAH*H�H440+' HAA A A A A A A A A A♦ A A A A♦ A A RCA VICTOR RADIOS AND . TELEVISION • Your Old Radio Accepted As Trade -In. T. A. DUTTON RCA VICTOR DEALER BRUCEFIELD Telephone Clinton HU 2-3232 STOP ! Where you can get complete service .. . * Gas :1: Oil Lubrication * Tires * Batteries 't' Accessories * Car Wash Mufflers * Tail. Pipes r' Exhaust 'Pipes - * Spark Plugs IF IT'S SERVICE YOU WANT STOP AT ATS Ci±ies Service Cities Service Proiletti Bar I1ogga'rth IJinitelan "The plaoe where you never have to blow your harit" Clinton 4 Ois)reiiwli BIRTHS RINNfE In Clinton Public 1 ospi- 'Cal, on Tuesday, May 8, 1956, toy Sergeant and Mrs. Arthur Brni4e, RCAF Station Clinton, a sofa, BOWMAN — In Clinton. Public Hospital, on Tuesday, May 8, 1.956,to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard. Bowznan, Zurich; a son. BRANT—In Clinton, Public Hospi- tal, on Friday, May' 4, 1956, .to Flight Sergeant and Mrs, Wil- Uian, Brant, RCAF Station Clin- ton, a $on, BRYDONE-•-In Winnipeg, Mani- toba, on, Tuesday, May 1, 1956, to Flying*officer and Mrs, 3. W. Brydone (nee Jacqueline MullIlol- land), a daughter (i wren Ann). ONSZTT' In Clirnton k 4Uc Hos- pital, on Wednesday, May 9, 1956, to Mr. and, Mrs, Jack Con- sitt, Kippen, a son. FALCONER, — In, Clinton Public Hospital, on Friday, May 4, 1956, to Mr, and Mrs. •Stanley Falcon- er, Clinton, a daughter. OILLEN — In Clinton Public Hospi- tal, en 'Tuesday, May 8, 1956, to Sergeant and Mrs, Brendan Gil- len, RCAF Station Clinton, a son. GRAITSON -•—' In;. Clinton Public Hospital, on Wednesday, May 9, 1956, to LAC and Mrs. Julian Grattan), RCAF Station Clinton; a son. LOVE9LL--In Clinton Public Hos- pital, on Saturday, May 5, 1956; • to Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Lovell, RR 2, • Kippen, a son. $HIVES Zn Clinton Public Hos- pital, on Friday, May'5, 1956, to Flying Officer and Mrs. Bob -.Shives, RCAF Station Clinton, a son, TAYLOR—In Clinton Public Hos- pital, on Wednesday, May 9, 1956, to Mr. and Mrs. Morris Taylor, Bxucefield, Ontario, a daughter. MARRIAGES BAIRD IOSV>SON—•In the Unit- ed Church, Riverhurst, Sask., on Saturday, April 28, 1956, by Rev K. Wotherspoon, Olive May, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil 1ia¢n Thomson, Riverhurst, to George Albert Baird, son of Mr, and Mrs, Norman Baird, Bruce - field. LUND-VOiDDEN--In Trinity Unit- ed Church, Toronto, on Saturday afternoon, May 50.1956, by Rev. Dr, E, Crosley Hunter, Jeanne • Muriel, younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Vodden, Clinton, to Leonard Lund, To- ronto, son of Mrs. Marie Lund, Vancouver, B.C., and the late Mr. Lund. DEATHS FORB'ES—In Clinton Public Hos= Altai, on Sunday, May 6, 1956, Mary Victoria Sanderson, widow .of the late Samuel Forbes, in her 93rd year. Funeral from the Tasker memorial chapel, Blyth, to Blyth Union Cemetery, on Tuesday afternoon, May 8, by Rev. A.W. Watson. HULLER—•In McKellar Hospital, Fort William, an Monday, April 30, 1956, Delbert (Bert) E. Hul- ler (formerly of Clinton), belov- ed husband of Martha Burton. Funeral from the Hughson fun- eral home, Aylmer, to St. Peter's Cemetery, London, on Friday af- ternoon, May 4. LEE—In Kincardine Hospital, on Friday, May 4, 1956, Mabel Isabel Grainger, widow of the late Ernest S. Lee, in her 59th year. Funeral from the Beattie funeral home, Rattenbury Street East, Clinton, to Hope Chapel, Hullett Township, .on Sunday af- ternoon, May 6, by Rev. J. T. White, L a n d e s b o r o United 'Church. VAN HORNE — In Clinton Public. Hospital, an Thursday afternoon, May 3, 1956, Irene Mary Eliza- beth ^ Layton, beloved wife of Cecil VanlIarne, Hensall, in her 44th year, Funeral from the Hensall United Church by Rev. C. D. Daniel to Clinton Ceme- tery, Sunday afternoon, May 6. IN MEMORIAM BOOTH—In loving memory of a dear husband and father, Thom- as Booth, who passed away May 13, 1955: FrOm our happy home and circle, God has taker one we Iove, Borne away from sin and sorrow, . To a nobler home above. As for Gad hiss way is perfect, Will cast on Him our every care, In the resurrection mornibg • We shall joinn our loved one ...there. —Ever remembered by his wife Donna,daughter and son Jean and Paul, 19-p NOTICE Loose Wrapping Paper In Cartons and Newspapers and Magazines Tied In Bundles. In order to give my customers good service please 'do not ask for heaps of rnbbage to be res moved from your yard, ARTFULFORD Please . . Help Me Keep Your Town Clean. 19.20-21-p citation c,orainunity Farmers ArG"'TtON SAVES , EVE1 _ itI A3ti eom neto1ngat,8.00p m U, CoaLIMc*ler w L , D AttctC '1tC iY, COLT UNbtiTN Cletk ROXY THEATRE 17741NTQN NOW-THUR., FRI, ;1 SAT. Double Featu a Program ``T:.E LAY vs. He TUE Km" e rode t I��L he' trail of vengeance for the woman he loved, and wrote an unforgettable chapter in .fron- tier history. -- Scott Brady, Botta St. John Janes Griffith AND "JUNGLE JIM in the FORBIDDEN LAND" Thrilling action and susfrense—a blonde beauty kidnapped by a missing -link giant. Angela, Greene = John Weisrnuller MON. TUEE. . " S &WD. The biggest Double BM of the year! "THE QUIET MAN" John Wayne - Maureen O'Hara ,Barry Fitzgerald "The KIDNAPPERS " Duncan Macrae - Adrienne Corti One show only each night, start- ing. with "The Kidnappers" at 7.30. "The Quiet Man" at 9.02, Coming --'Santa Fe Passage' ATTELEPHONE INE;"S K 1150 Goderich NOW— THUR„ :ERI. & SAT.; "PICNIC" (Adult Entertainment) In Cineniascope 'Deluxe •Colo and adapted from the Pulitzer Prize.winning play by William Inge. A NEW and widely (Ds cussed.presentation by a superb cast. --I IM NOVAIf x WILLIAM HOLDEN - Rosalind Anssell, Special program. for the matinee Saturday afternoon only includes: 'GENE AUTRY in "The MOUNTIES" MON," TUES. & WED. - John! Mills - Donald Sinden • and John Gregson A salty tale of the world's most• hazardous calling, the submarine; s r ee of Britain's Royal Navy, .., ABOVE US TILE WAVES • Comings Grace Kelly in "TO CATCH A THIEF" with oar/ Grant—In Vistavision., Yur Chest X -Ray Clinic is • CornlHg to Town BAYFIELD TOWN HAIL -- May 28 -- 7 to 10 p.m. CLINTON TOWN HALL-- , May 30 -- 2 to 5; 7 to 10 p.m, May 31 — 2 to 5; .7 to 10 p.m. June 1 -- 2 to 5; 7 to 10 p.m, 1' CANVASSERS will be maldng calls at each home in Clinton, beginning May 16. They will take the names of each person old enough for the X-ray, and will leave a card for each one to fill out. These cards are to be presented at the clinic. PLEASE TREAT YOUR CANVASSER CORDIALLY,' , He has many calls to make, and he's trying to do a job for everyone. 19-20-21-b • F"R'E" New 21 in. _Westinghouse TV with swivel base You will receive ONE FREE TICKET on the WESTINGHOUSE TV SET for Every Dollar Purchase of Gasoline o'r Oil at our Station, Or for Every Grease Job or Oil Change. IT WILL PAY YOU TO BUY YOUR GASOLINE AT GL1DDON TRUCK BODY Your "ESSO" Dealer ALBERT, ST. CLINTON Work Clothes of UA QLIT Y They Wear Longer Because They Are Made Stronger. COWBOY KINGS HEI) STUMP TEXAS TANS I A.NCE BOSS REG'D TRADE MARK TRY US FOR BOYS' WEAR OPEN I' IIID AY m+"' 1STINGS PICKETT • CAMPBELL L'iMiTED Melt's and Bos' Wear Yotn' "QIP TOP Stere Mein Corner Clinton