Clinton News-Record, 1956-05-24, Page 7""•J'I.11'IJ'RSDA
MAY :24,' 15
CLINW ,"j1' NEWS41EC0F I?
1.).40b SEVEN
ACCOMMODATION for RENT
".Tvvo ROOM FURNISHED • heat.
Ind apartment, Available soon.
Phone ICU, 2.9005. 21-p
AFAR,TMENTS, available May 15,
Furnished, Private bath and (rigs,
Centrally looated, Phone Clinton
HU. 2-9508, 19-20-1b
'TWO AND THREE-ROOM A-
.partm,ents, downstairs; washer
and frig. Central. Phone Clinton
HU. 2-9540. 21p
'-ONE FURNISHED ' Apartment
:available June 15 also one room
in private home, available June
1. Russell Jervis, phone Clinton
"H'U. 2-9390. .- 21-p
FURNISHED .APARTMENT, three
rooms. Share bath. Centrally loc-
ated, Available immediately. Ap-
ply Herman's Men's Wear, phone
HU 2-9351. 20 tfb.
APARTMENT, HEATED, fume
°ished or unfurnished. Hot Wat-
er, bathroom and kitchen. Apply
'to 82 Wellesley Street or phone
'283 Goderich after six,
21-tfb
THREE ROOM APARTMENT,
-furnished, private bathroom,
Central location, Cool in hot
weather. In Clinton. Phone
=HU, 2-6665. . 214p
'MODERN, FOUR ROOM apart-
ment, bath. Unfurnished. Avail-
able immediately'. W. N. Count-
fer, Phone HIT. 2-9649. 21-p
'TWO ROOM FURNISHED A-
partment, suitable for couple.
.Available immediately. Phone
Clinton HU, 2-9504, after six
fo'cock.•
21-b
LARGE BRICK, Country House,
hydro, telephone, water on tap.
`Fight miles from, Clinton. $25 a,
month. Aaron Fisher, RR 2, Clin-
ton, phone Carlow 167.
19-20-21tfb
"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 Rusty's
Store), living quarters as well; to
rent separately if desired. Both,
'recently re -decorated. Also apart-
ment, downtown. Phone Clinton
'HU. 2-9682 or 105 H3ensaIl, (in
afternoon). 18-tfb
Accommodation Wonted
UNFURNISHED HOUSE IN
''Clinton, adults. Apply • Clinton
News -Record, Box 201. . 20-1-p
'SMALL HOUSE OR COTTAGE
in Clinton or immediate vicinity
'by young couple with baby.
"Permanent residents if right
':place. Phone Clinton HU. 2-9341
21-p
WANTED TO RENT
OFFICE SPACE
for one day ;a week
Monday preferred
Suntable for optometric practice
Contact
-J. E, LONGSTAFF,
Phone Seaforth 791,
ARTICLES, FOR SALE
TABLETOPRANGEITI'E' WITH
oven. Dial HU 2-7080. 21-p
-BOY'S CCM BICYCLE, balloon
'tires. Phone HUi 2-9275. 21-b
BARN, 28' X 28', MRS, T.
Fairservice, Londesboro.
21-b
"ONE SPRAYMOTOR Sprayer,
"three years old, 150 gallon tank
-capacity. Would be suitable for
weeds or small orchard. Ross
''Middleton, R.R. 2, Bayfield.
Phone HU. 2-9136. 21-b
"HOT WATER HEATER, jacket,
heater, electric french frier,
grille and toaster combined.
'Few other pieces of restaurant
equipment. T. Manjuris, 82
Wellesley St„ Goderich. Phone
288. 21-b
'COFFEE TABLE, $9; end table,
$3; oblong window table, $6.50;
•wicker chair, $1,50; bedroom
chairs, $1.50 each; hall stand, $2;
Child's desk, $3.50; camp stove,
11; bridge lamp, $3; table lamps,
•$4.50; pair Iawn mower, $1; bed-
room stand, $1; bed spring and
spring filled mattress, $25; San-
iboy, $4; bathroomhampers,
'$4,50; bicycle, '$10.. Phone Sea-
-forth 851r14. 21-p
TV t'tT FOR A "KING" --- We
Rent Move -••- Install. Complete
service on all makes of rotators
and antenna.. All work fully guar-
anteed. Huron "power Installation,
phone Gbderieh 1344M. Stfle
ARTICLES WANTED
F RIVI, OLD POTATOES. Contact
G. I3amilton, immediately. Phone
Clinton ti7(J'. 2-9422. 20-21b
'LARGE SIZE GOOD USD
„tricycle. Phoria HU. 2.7449..
21-b
'SO 'TON STRAW, SUITABLE
for baling. a: 'hone 1111`. 2.92755.
21-p
1701) IV TROXOME, IN GOOD
tonditter W. DintUri. P e
'Bt . 24844.
21
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
190 a LDS•IVIO.IIILE, hyydratnatic,
leaving country, trittst be sold,
'Make offer. Phone HU, 2-'75
CUSTOM WORK
l'itt=ttd 1VI0'It?RS, ReW6Utid
and repaired, Horne and Auto t'ad-
it4, and appliattees' repaired. Art
Lovett,..ta� Street, at. Dttttlalr.
:Phalle Cilntan I+tii 2.41046.
414ib
BABY CHICKS
KITC.IIENER BIG -4 ' I3atchery
has for immediate delivery
chicks, Dayold, started, Also
pullets, cockerels Tbey will book
your broiler orders ;for later An,
livery, We strongly advise
immediate action in ordering.
Standard 'breeds, crosses, hy-
brids. Full information, agent,
Chas. Scott, Auburn Phone 45r23
$lyth. . 21-b
LOOK AHEAD TO YOUR EGG
or broiler markets. See you've
chicks to satisfy those markets.
Iiil.�ide Chicks available now,
mixed, pullets, cockerels. Day -
01d, started, Broilers, Ask us
for full information, prices, $Q-
40 years Hatchery experience
behind Hillside, Wm. A. H..
Jenkins, North St. Clinton.
21-b°
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OWN. YOUR OWN BUSINESS,
Contact L. G. Winter, Real Estate,
High Street, Clinton. Phone Clips
ton HU 2-6692. 13-tfb
GOLDEN
OPPORTUNITY
FULL
or
PART TIME
PONDS COSMETICS
and •
VASELINE PRODUCTS
0
This can be handled by a reliable
Man or woman,
0
Work consists of DELIVERY and
REPLENISHING stocks of these
INTERNATIONALLY KNOWN
products in EXISTING RETAIL
STORES established by the Com-
pany.
0
ABSOLUTELY
no sellixig or soliciting as all sales
are handled by the HEAD OFFICE
STAFF.
0
AGE .
education or past experience is not
important as lull training is pro-
vided for a pleasant, dignified and
HIGHLY PROFITABLE FUTURE.
0
CAN BE HAN7LED
in' 3 to 5 hours a week without
interfering with present employ-
ment. UP TO $75.00 a week in-
come to START with immediate
expansion, if desired.
APPLICANTS
must be in a position to POST
$1098.00 IN •CASH for BONDED
MERCHANDISE; which .is covered
by a RE -PURCHASE AGREE-
MENT.
IF YOU
have the necessary cash available
immediately and desire a business
of your own that will provide a
steady income with life -time secure
ity then write at once, giving your
name, address and_ telephone num-
ber to:
Personnel Manager
Namerco (Canada)
Limited
392 Pay Street
TORONTO 1, Ontario
21-b
FARMS . FOR SALE
NICE LIST OF FARMS FOR
sale. L. G. Winter. Real Estate.
Phone Clinton HU 2:•6692. Low
down payments, 33-tfb
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
HELP- WANTED
MACHINIST •
For lathe, milling machin and
surface and cylindrical grinding
NATIONAL CARI3ON
COMPANY, WALKERTON
21.22-b
APPLICATIONS WILL BE ac -
deleted until 3ttne 15 for posit-
ion of organist and for choir
leader for Ontittio Street United
Church, Clinton. Please state
qualifications, elcperience, and
Salary expected. Reply to Elwin
Merrill, Box 406, Clinton, Ont.
2I-22-6
HELP WANTED FEMALE
rth , LAUNDRY" WORK. rive,,
day week. 55e per hour to start,
If able to maintain predeletion, 75e
per hour. Phone Clinton HU 2-7064
or apply in person, preferably, to
A, Caron, Clinton Laundry and
Dry Cleaning, 14,tfb
HOVSEREEPER
.1410R1 It01VI IN. leX I SANT
LOCA`T'ION tN SI;AFORTH.
Duties will he light,. taking tate
of house far elderly lady. In Orin-:
Sintering:leaso state salary expect-
ed..i16x 211,. Clinton News -Record..
21.4)
HELP WANTED—MALE
DEALERS WANTED FOR sup'
plying consumers with line of
household necessities. You can
easily earn front; $50. to '$75.
weekly. FAMVMILEt, Dept, 4
Station CC Montreal, , 21-b
- Our District Manager
Needs An Assistant
We need a Man with, a successful
agricultural background in Huron
County, He must be highly regard-
ed and desire, to associate himself
with a successful company. Prefer-
ence will be given to men over 40
years of age or a man whose son
Is taking over the farm or perhaps
our roan is .semi -retired already
but would lite to develop a good
business of his own. Car necessary
but no investment, If you are
looking for a real opportunity in
the liquid, fertilizer business write
0. McLachlan, Vice -President,
Na -Churg Plant Food Co.,
London, Ontario
20-iMb
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
26 PIGS, SIX WEEKS OLD.
Apply Ross Hoggart, R.R. 1,
Clinton. Phone HU, 2-9878.
21-b
LIVESTOCK WANTED
WANTED. OLD HORSES AND
dead cattle. Gilbert Bps. .Mink
Ranch, Goderich. Phone collect,
148331, or 148334 9ptfb
ATTENTION FARMERS! Prompt,
courteous collection of all dead and
disabled farm; animals and hides.
Call collect._Ed. Andrews, 851r11,
Seaforth. Associated with Darling
and Co. of Canada, Ltd. 19tfb
GOOD PASTURE AVAILABLE
for 2 or ''.3 milking cows for
summer. Will pasture for the
use of milk. Apply • Jacob Zwep,
R.R. 2, Bayfield, phone Clinton
HU. 2-9882. 21-p
MISCELLANEOUS
SANITARY SEWAGE
DISPOSAL
Septic Tanks, Cess. Pools, etc.,
pumped and cleaned with Sanitary
equipment. All work guaranteed.
Estimates given without obligation.
Louis Blake, RR No, 2, Brussels,
phone 42r6'Brussels. 20-29-p
NOTICE
ANYONE FOUND TRESPASSING
on Lots 41 and 51, bath sides of
the river, Tuckersmith Township,
at ANYTIME hereafter will be
prosecuted. By order of the own-
er.—A. E. PARRY.
19-20-1-2-3-4-p-tfb
PET STOCK FOR SALE
PAIR OF BUDGIES, CAGE and
nester. ' All complete for $11.
Phone HU. 2-7429. 21-b
PROPERTY FOR SALE
PROPERTY For SALE or RENT.
REASON.AiBLE, WHITE FRAME
house in Brucefield. Mrs. H.
Berry. Phone HU. 2-7572.
21 x
1 STOREY CENTRAL Mortgage
house, small down payment,
monthly payment, $28. Early
possession. Apply. 140 James St.
21-22-p
FIVE ROOM, INSUL BRICK
house in Constance. Stable and
garage, 1 acre land. Phone Sea-
forth 445W. Alvin Riley,
21-p
SMALL HOME WITH MODERN,
conveniences, new furnace, gar-
age. Will sell cheaper for cash
but terns may be arranged.
Apply Clinton News-Recrod,
Box 210. 21-p
POULTRY FOR SALE
1200 RED X ROCK AND 500
Red x Sussex pullets, 5 months
old on May 22. 2,000 Sussex x Red
pullets, 13 weeks old, Andrews
Poultry Farm, RR 3, Seaforth.
Phone Seaforth 647r3. 20-1-2-p
SALESMAN WANTED
WANTED AT ONCE-Rawleigh
Dealer in Duron County. Write
Rawleigh's Dept. E -169-R, Mon-
treal, P,Q, 21-b
SEED FOR SALE
SEED BEANS, $5 A BUSHEL,
Gordon Turner, R.R. I, Bruce-
field, Phone 1117, 2-3316
21-b
WOOD FOR SALE
FURNACE AND STOVE WOOD.
Also girl's bicycle. Mery Batkin,
phone HU 2.3866. 20-1-11
Rid- Your Attic
Of "Don't Wants'
Run An Adxet
NOTICE
Loose Wrapping •Paper
In Cdrtons
and
Newspapers and Magazines
Tied In Bundles.
In order to gine My eastlinters
good sertriee please do not ask
fon .heaps of i tibbage to be re•
mot'ed from your yard,
ART FULFORD
Pleas Halp Me Keep
Your Town Clean.
l�� .y
.. .:.. 19w2�wp
CLASSII1100 RATS:
CASH RATE(if .paid is the
Wednesday following puhliea-
tion?. Two cents per ward,.
minimum 50 cents. IT/ cents a
wpl•.tl. for each following hump,
tion, ,minimu . 35 .cents.
BON NIMO R ---15e extra.
'MMUS, MARRIAGES and.
DEATHS --no ibargn
nNGAGEMENTS, CARCS AF
TUANIi:S $ IN MIOMOiI•iA,MS'
-Two cents per word, rninimtun
00 cents.
OIIAR U D --I5 cents extra,
ARIAN:Pr-12 volock noon:
Wednesday,
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE
Orrocery Store in SaItford, with
gas pumps.. $olio brick building
with, Wing (twitters hack of store,
two apartments with threw pie4o
bath upstairs,.. Fu11 price only
$6,004, uiciuding safe, cash regis-
ter, scales and many other items,
•
Near Goderich, 7 room frame
house,. tlu'ee piece bath, garage,
henhouse, small barn and two, ac.
res of laxed for only $3,700.
In Dungannon—Barbershop anti
Beauty Parlour, 'three ,bedrooms
and bath upstairs, living room and
kitchen down, Full' price Only
$3,000 including 411 the equipnient,
permanent wave machine, two
dryers, barber chair and: many
other items,
Many farm homes and summer
cottages along Lake. Huron for
sale. a
Furnished, 5 apartment frame
house and garage, choice location.
In Clinton. A real money maker.
Price only $5,000.
JOHN BOSVELD
REALTOR
40 Wellesley Street
Phone 1108
Goderich
K. W. Colquhoun
Real Estate Broker
$6,500 --EIGHT ROOM FRAME
house, two. blocks from Main St.
Oil, furnace. Separate three-room
apartment now rented for $45 a
month. Mortgage can be arranged.
$7,250.00 -- 8 ROOM FRAME
house,, 3 -piece bath, 4 bedrooms,
built in cupboards, coal furnace,
economical to heat, garage, t4� 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. 011 fur-
nace.
ONE STOREY — double house,
each separate apartment nos 2
bedrooms, living room, 3 -piece
bath, priced reasonable.
•
Listings and enquiries invited.
Phone HU. 2-9747
Royal Bank Building
Clinton - Ontario
16-b
Arommasimmommorrommoommui
FOR SALE
1 STOREY DWELLING, LIVING
room with fire place, den, liv-
ing room, kitchen; 4 bedrooms,
1 .complete bath, and 2 2 -piece
baths. Could be converted into
3 self contained apts., sun porch,
oil heating, full basement, with
garage,.. One block from down
town.
--0--
11/2
_-__e____1/ STOREY DWELLING, 2 living
rooms, den, dining room, modern.
kitchen, 1. bed room, with 2 piece
bath down, 2 bed rooms and a-
piece bath up. Hot water heat-
ing—with stoker. Located near.
both schools on Rattenbury
Street.
0
I STORrx 2 BEDROOM Central
Mortgage, down payment 31,800,
monthly payments $28.00.
1l STOREY, 2 APARTMENT
or single dwelling; living room,
dining, modern ltitehon, 2 bed
rooms, four -piece bath down,
liartlwood floors. Living, modern
kitchen with dining space, 1 bed
room and four -piece bath up.
Air conditidned. Oil heating: Un-
finished playroom in basement.
Owner moving to; -Toronto. Must
be seen to be appreciated. Lot
80'+c80'. Low taxes. $3,500 down.
NationalIffousing Mortgage.
—0-
00 ACRE DAIRY FARM --bait,
80'x60', stabling for 60 liea.d;
milk house; hay barn 70'x40';
silo; 1�/z storey cetnetit block,
six -room dwelling, with modern
conveniences. Town wiiter, 175
acres cleared. Adjacent to town.
Apply to
11. C. LAWSON
Complefe Insurance Service
Real Estate r-- Investments
Bank of Montreal building
• 1410NES
Office EU 2-9644-ides.1113' 2-9757
CLINTON, ONTARIO
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C SALVAGE • CO.
tGa1iutbn.
We Buy Scrap Kron, Rags,
Bogging, Old Cars,
l=eathers1 Horse Hair.
We Btiy Anything.
t"IIO E HU'. 2-926'7
:44t4.4444#4444.444:4444,401yig to '28-
Drawn Especially- for Clinton and
W Dstrict _Cbotnber of •ommmerce arl
Clinton IiowPit000rd by Rglph 'Too,
OF URE�SFLATS %�SeYOUCOAND!YOSUR1TUTTi,E
TRIPS TO THE CITY TO / /7// /1
:lM OUEY, WELL THIS % •��
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SAVE , /% , j
20 -BUCKS TO THE COST/ • /
OF THAT NEW DRESS
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15 ALWAYS CHEAPER. IN THE I,ONCs RUN,
BIRTHS
ANDREWS—In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Sunday, May 20,
1956,.to Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Andrews, Clinton:, a son.
GELINAS— In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Friday, lVlan' I8,
1956, to Mr, and Mrs. Mozart
Gelinas, R.R. 2, Zurich, a son.
McDOUGALL—In Clinton 1'ub
lic Hospital, on Friday, May
18, 1956; to Mr. and Mrs. Gor-
don McDougall, 'Auburn, a
daughter.
MARRIAGES
BAKELAAR—HEYINK In the
Christian Reformed Church,
Clinton;; on Friday afternoon,
May 18, 1956,- by Rev. G. J.
Hoytema, Alie, daughter of
Mr. and 'Mrs. John Heyink,
R.R. 1, Blyth, to Adrian Bake-
laar, R.R, 1, Auburn, son of
Mr, and Mrs, John Bakelaar.
DEATHS
CAMERON In Kindersley
Sask., on Wednesday, May 16,
1956, Carrie Mellis, beloved
wife of Peter Cameron, Kind-
ersley . (formerly of Kippen).
Funeral services on Saturday,
May 19, at, Kindersley.
HENDERSON-- Suddenly at her
home in Kippen, on Sunday,•
May 20, 1956, Annie Bell Mc-
Lean, beloved wife of John
Henderson, Kippen, in her
63rd year. Funeral from St.
Andrew's United Church, Kip -
pen, by Rev. R, N. McLeod,
to Baird's Cemetery, on Wed-
nesday afternoon, May 23.
GIBSON-At her home on Kirk.
Street, Clinton, on Sunday
evening, May 20, 1956, Gert-
rude Mary Elliott, beloved
wife of Edward E. Gibson, in
her .75th year. Funeral from
the Beattie funeral home,
Rattenbury Street East, Clin-
ton, by Rev. D. J. Lane, to
Clinton' Cemetery, on. Wed-
nesday afternoon, May 23.
LYON— In Victoria Hospital,
London, on Thursday morn-
ing, May 17, 1956, Joseph Ed-
ward' Lyon, beloved husband
of Laura Marjorie Beacom, in
his 51st year. Funeral from
the Londesboro United Church
by Rev. J. T. White, on Sat-
urday afternoon, May 19, to
Blyth Union Cemetery.
CARDS OF THANKS
I would like to thank all my
friends for flowers and gifts
while I was in hospital. Special
thankseto the doctors, and nurses
at Clinton •L Public Hospital.—
MARJORIE BRUDER, 21-1,
•
Clinton Community
Farmers
AUCTION SALES
EVERY FRIDAY
commencing at 8.00 p.m.
TERMS CASH
r. CORY, Sales Manager
E, W. ELLIOTT Auctioneer
K. W. COLQUEOUN, Clerk
11111111111 1111
mr1ll1llHiNNMElillNlllliMllJlll IIIIlMMI
TENDERS
For dl 5 lineal feet, five -
feet wide, cement side-
walk on the east side of
Percival Street.
Tenders to .be in the;
hands of the undersigned
by Tuesday, June 5,
1956, at 5.00 p.m. DST.
JOHN LIVERMORE
Town of diintort,
VIII In
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BOXY THEATRE
CIJNTON
NOW; THUR., FRI. & SAT.
Double Feature Program
"THE TWINKLE IN
GOD'S EYE"
MICKEY ROONEY in a new type
;of role portrays a newly ordained
minister in a sinful Western
town.'
Coleen Gray- -- Hugh O'Brian
AND
."THE YELLOW ROSE
OF TEXAS"
Music and thrills aboard a
slaw -boat,'
Roy Rogers -- Dale Evans
MON., TUES. & WED.
"TRACK OF THE
CAT"
The youngest of the brothers kills
a marauding panther after two
are killed in the chase.
Robert -Mitchum -- Teresa
Wright -- Tab hunter
COMING:
"TO CATCH A THIEF"
Grace Kelly -- Cary Grant '
TH PARK TEL
'1HONE
Goderich
NOW PLAYING:
"THE LONE RANGER"
With Clayton Moore and Jay
Silverheels—An exciting outdoor
adventure filmed in Warner color
Mon., Tues. & Wed.
Adult Entertainment
"TRIAL'
•
A Mexican) boy, accused of a
beach murder, and his defending
lawyer combat a nest of fdreign
propagandists.' An exceptional
dramatic hit!! — Glenn Ford
--
Dorothy McGuire -- John•Hodiak
and Arthur Kennedy.
Thurs., Fria' & Sat.
"SEMINOLE
UPRISING"
-- In Technicolor —
From the Florida everglades a
tribe of renegade Indians invades;
Texas and goes on the warpath,
for two historic years.
George Montgomery -- Karin
Booth and William Fawcett
NEXT—Kim Novak in
"Five Against the House"
F
You are using
the mortgage plan
of buying your home,
YOU should know
about our special
MORTGAGE'
INSURANCE.
CONSULT
H. E. HARTLEY
Canada Life
Assurance Company
HU 2-6693
FOR, CLOSING
MARKET
QUOTATIONS
Dial 680
CHLO, St. Thomas
At 6.25 p.m. Daily
Daylight Saving Time
BONGARD &.,(0.
STOCKBROKERS
London Office and Boardroom
379 RICHMOND STREET
TELEPHONE 2-6301
School Bus Tenders
Clinton District Collegiate
Institute Board
STANLEY TOWNSHIP --- Two routes, approx. daily
• mileage 204, approx. number of pupils, 85.
Ail buses must meet the requirements of the Dept.
of Motor Vehicles and the Department of Education.
For further particulars apply to the secretary -treasurer.
Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted,
SEALED TENDERS to be in by June 5, 1956.
H. C. LAWSON,
Secretary -Treasurer.
20.1-2-b
TOWN OF CLINTON
NOVICE
. To All Owners and Harbourers of Dogs
Within the Limits- of the
''Town of Clinton:
As dog licenses Are due and payable March 1st of VIAL
year, we, have instructed the route Department to iMpottnd
any aatd an dogs ruxutiig at large without a license tag.
Ca/Allred dogs will be held for 40 hears, and If not
chinned and ileenses and inipoui ding /tee paid within the
above named time any dog ins held w.ili be destroyed.
And further take notion that newt -thug to it Town By
taw, an dogs found running at large during the t tontlts of
May, June incl July may be destroyed, And further take
#lotieo that any dog laming 40 largos wltliet`i.'t it, tag, lieerined
by the Town, May be 4lesteoyed during any tnontli of the- year.
in'ipounding feet ,shall be $8.00 pins keep at the rate of
,25 'excite pelf day in addition to prosectitioik fee not having n.
Tit tent.
By olyderf
Vit. L MILLI % :Mayor,
Town of Clinton.
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