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ACCOMMODATION for RENT
1` wo ROO1VI FURNISHED neat.,
sed apartment. Available soon.
?hone HU. 2-9005. 22-1s,
APARTMENTS, available May 15,
Furnished. Private bath and frigs.
Centrally located, Phone Clinton
HU. 2-9508, 1.9to22-b'
2 FURNISHED APTS. TO RENT,
Centrally located. Phone Clinton
HU 2-9682 or Hensall 105 (in af-
ternoon)); 21.:tfb
THREE R 0 O M FURNISHED
Apartment available June 9. Phone
HU 2-9504. 22-b
DUPT XIX APARTMENT; unfur-
Ished. Private entrance, 'private
bath, Phone HU 2-6675. 22-b
AP. " e T FOR RENT, 3_
rooms, self-contained. Dial HU 2,-
9928. 22 tfb
A PLEAS A N T FURNISHED
three-room apartment for rent.
Call au 2-9870 evenings. Joe Mc-
Cully, Brucefield• 22-b
2 ROOM FURNISHED APART-
meat. Use of frig. and -washer.
Available immediately. PhoneHU
,
2-9540. 22=p
APARTMENT;'FIVE ROOM, par-
tly furnished. Three miles out of
town. Good summer location.
Dial HU 2,-3334. ' 22-b
TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT
unfurnished. Available June 1.
Mrs. B. Managhan, Dial HU 2-
6677. tfb
APARTMENT, HEATED, furn-
ished or unfurnished. 'Het 'Wat-
er, bathroom and kitchen. Apply
to 82 Wellesley :Street or *phone
28$ Goderich after six. .
! '2.1-tfb.
FOUR,, ROOM UNFURNISHED
apartment, share bathroom. Also
large living room and kitchen
partly furnished, Phone HU 2-
9418. 22-b
MODERN, FOUR ROOM. Apart-
ment, bath. 'Unfurnished. Avail-
able immediately,, W. N. Count-
er, Phone HU. 2-9649. 22p
TWO ROOM FURNISHED A-
partment, suitable for couple.
Available immediately. 'Phone
Clinton HU. 2-9504, after six
o'clock.' a 21-2-b
LARGE BRICK, Country Douse,
hydro, telephone, water on tap.
Eight miles from Clinton. $25 a
month. Aaron Fisher, RR 2, Clin-
ton, phone Carlow 167.
22p-tfb
SELF CONTAINED ONE BED -
room heated apartment; laundry
facilities. Immediate possession.
Apply Jim Bisset, 103 St. George's
Crescent, phone Goderich 1017.
14tfb
COTTAGE ON LAKE — THREE
bedrooms; three miles north' of
Hayfield; shady lot; inside con-
veniences; goad beach. Seasonal
preferred. Phone Clinton HU 2-
9898. 22-b
Accommodation Wanted
HOUSE, PREFERABLY THREE
bedrooms, Unfurnished. In or near
Clinton Write or pohne Sgt. R. I.
Sibbert, Local 335 RCAF Station
'Clinton. 22-b
SMALL HOUSE OR COTTAGE
'in Clinton or immediate vicinity
by young couple with baby.
Permanent residents if right
place. Phone Clinton HU. 2-9341
i 22-p
WANTED TO RENT
OFFICE SPACE
for one day a week
Monday preferred
Suitable for Optometric Practice,
Upstairs' Apartment Suitable
Contact
• J. E: LONGSTAFF,
Phone Seaforth 791
21-2-b
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ARTICLES FOR SALE
,CHILD'S TRICYCLE, in good con-
dition, with 13" front wheel. Phone
Blyth 28r6 (collect). 22p
ICE . REFRIGERATOR, WHITE
enamel, in excellent condition. 50
lb. ice capacity. Excellent for
summer cottage. Phone HU
2-9007. 22-x
VACCUUM CLEANER, SPEED
Easy, like new, all attachments,
reasonable. Dial HU 2-74$5.
22-b
LARGE S+PARTO:N FRIG, in,good
condition, reasonable price. Also
good baby carriage and other art-
icles. Call at 3 Victoria Blvd.,
RCAF Station Clinton, 22-b
FOLtANG BABY STROLLER
with detachable shopping bag,
Leatherette; silver grey, metal
seat stiffener, just like new, 7-
inch wheels with fact brake;
chronic trim, Half price $7.50.
Phone SIU 2-6693. 22-p
TV FET FOR A "XING" — We
'Rent --- Move —Install, Complete
service on all makes Of rotators ,
'arid antenna. All work fully guar-
' aiiteed. Iiuron Tower Installation,
phone Goderich 1344M. 6tfb
1-14" BEAVEtR, HAN:DSAAW 124"
.Jig Serail saw; 1-36" Bed Lathe;
141232" Drill Press %" chuck,
With o without .motors, All in
first class shape. Call any even-
ing. after 6 p.m, or phone HU 2-
`9793. Priced for mei sale.. Reg.
Smith. 22,3-b
AUTOMOBILES FOR. SALE
1229 1\40104. "A" FORD, Rebuilt
motor. Good tires and body,
' Stewart Broadfoot RR N. 5,
' Clintoe, ,phoiiav I4U i3-9110... 22-b
BOARD ANIS ROOM
... ,. •.... JLY.tiu-. y ,.. ......... •....,,
BABY CHICKS
CHICKS, DAYQLD, STARTED•.
Fronr well; -known T4illsido Hatch-
eries. Mixed pullets, cockerels.
Order your broilers too, We,. can
give IQ information and prices,
Look ahead to your markets--
you'll
arkets—you'll need good chicks to satisfy
good markets. Agent Wm. A, H.
Je'nkies; North St., Clinton. 22-b
WE. WILL BOOK YOUR ORDER
for Kitchener Big -4 Broilers for
delivery your Own date, but
strongly advise you order soon.
Hatchery has for immediate deliv-
ery mixed chicks, pullets, cock-
erels, - standard breeds, crosses,
hybrids. • Dayold, started. Ask us
for full information, agent: Chas..
Scott, Auburn, Rhone 45R23, Bly-
t'h.. 22-b
BUSINESS. OPPORTUNITIES.
OWN YQtJR' OWN BUSINESS,
Contact L. G. Winter, Real Estate,
High Street, Clinton. Phone Clin-
ton HU: 2-6692. 13-tfb
CUSTOM WORK
WANTED —. GARDEN WORK!
L. Haasjes, RR 1, Clinton.
22p
ELECTRIC MOTORS, Rewound
and repaired. Home and Auto rad-
ios and appliances repaired. Art
Leven, Isaac Street, at Dunlop.
Phone Clinton HU 2-6640.
41-tfb
EMPLOYMENT WANTED
EXPERIENCED CLERK -TYPIST
wants permanent position, local
district preferred. Phone HU 2-
7039., 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
MANY GOOD FARMS, Large and
Small, in Huron County. Heroes
in Goderich and cottages along
Lake Huron. Real Estate is our
business. Buying or selling. Con-
tact John Bosveld, Real Estate
Broker, 40 Wellesley Street, Gode-
rich, phone Goderich 1108.
22-tfb
FURNITURE FOR SALE
STUDIO COUCH AND CHAIR,
suitable f o r summer cottage.
Phone HU 2-3227. 22-3-b
DINING ROOM ' SUITE, SIX
chairs, extension table and buffet;
also large pool table (6') with
two sets balls; also boy's grey suit,
size 14. All good condition. Dial
HU 2-9552. 22-b
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
GIRLS and MEN
For permanent employement, 5
day week. Life Insurnaoe and
Hospitalization Plan, etc. Apply:
• Seaforth Shoes Ltd.
Seaforth, Ontario
22.=3-b
MACHINIST
-For .lathe, milling machine and
surface and cylindrical grinding
NATIONAL CARBON
COMPANY, WALKERTON•
21x22 -b
APPLICATIONS WILL BE ac-
cepted until June 15 for posit-
ion of organist and for choir
leader for Ontario Street United
Church, Clinton. Please state
qualifications, experience, • and
salary expected. Reply to Elwin
Merrill, Box 406, Clinton, Ont.
21-22-b
HELP WANTED•�•FEMALE
WAITRESS. APPLY AT RUBY
and Bill's. Dial HU 2-9672. 22-b
COOK GENERAL. COMMERCIAL,
Hotel. 22-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. Garon, Clinton Laundry and
Dry Cleaning. 14-tfb
•
YOUNG WOMAN FOR HOUSE-
hold work. To take charge of
convenient, first -floor apartment
and assist polio active in. business.
Excellentsituation far New Can-
adian wishing to learn English.
Aiaply or write MISS .DOROTHY
CLARK, .66 Britannia St., Strat-
ford. Tel. 2004. 22-p
HELP WANTED --MALE
TWO BOYS WANTED TO ]earn
Knitting. Apply Par Knit Hos-
iery. 22-b
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
13 PIGS, SEVEN WEEKS OLD,
Apply Ross Hoggart, RR No. ,1,
Clinton, phone BIT 29878. 22-b
PUREBRED HBIR,EIp'OII.D BULL,,
8 months old. Apply to Fred
Buchanan. Phone Seaforth
4,
22-p
EtJr14 (SCOTCH SHORTHORN)
'f)
eligible forregistr'ation., Age 21
months, sell or 'trade. Contact
Jim Lobb, Clinton, RR 2, Phone
r_tn
I#tet 2.3342, 22-p
ONE COW DUE TO FRESHEN
early in d''une°' several calves•, Dur-
ham and Pont Atngu's, from three
woks ;up to 3 months th age. Ara,
J W, Crich, Phone HU.
LIVESTOCK; WANTED
WANTED, QLD HORSES AND
dead cattle. Gilbert Bras. Mink
Ranch,C;oderich, Phone collect,
148331, or 1483J4 9ptfb
ATTENTION FARMERS i Prompt,
courteous collection of all dead and
disabled farm animals and hides,
Call collect Ed. Andrews, $51x11,
Seaforth, Asg'ociated with Darling
and Co. of Canada, Ltd. 19-tfb
MISCELLANEOUS
SANITARY SEWAGE
DISPOSAL,
Septic Tanks, Cess. Pools, ete.,
pumped -and cleaned with Sanitary
equipment, All work guaranteed..
Estimates given without obligation.
/Louis Blake; RR Ne, 2, Brgssels,
phone 42r6 Brussels. 20-29-p
NOTICE
ANYONE FOUND TRESPASSING
on Lots 41 and .51, both 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
NINE WELL-BRED SCOTCH
Collie pups, five weeks old. Phone
Clinton HU 2-9898. 22-b
PROPERTY FOR SALE
EIGHT LOTS ANDA HOUSE,
frame, five room, in Bayfield. Jack
Parker, Bayfield. ' 22 to 25-b
1 STOREY CENTRAL Mortgage
house, small down payment,
monthly payment, $28. Early
possession. Apply 140 James St.
21-22-p
POULTRY FOR SALE
250 PULLETS, 3i%% months old,
(Hemp -Rocks) ; also pasture for 5
or 6 head of cattle. P. Westerhout,
Phone :Clinton HU. 2-9812.
22-b
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
PRODUCE .EOR SALE
A QUANTITY OF GREEN Moun-
tain potatoes... Apply . Morgan
Jones, RR 'No. 2, Clinton, phone
HU 2-9139. 22-b
SALESMAN WANTED
RELIABLE DEALERS WANTED.
Fine opportunity to establish own
business with high earnings. Write
for details .and free catalogue to
Dept A, Familex, Station C. Mont-
real. 22-b
SEED FOR SALE
TEN BUSHEL OF MARINE seed
flax, cleaned. Apply Murray For-
bes, phone Clinton HU 2-3334.
22-b
TEACHERS WANTED
MUSIC SUPERVISOR for SS No.
1, Hullett. Applications will be
accepted up until June 15, 1956.
Write stating experience and sal-
ary expected. Approx. 35 pupils.
Ross MacGregor, RR 2, Seaforth.
22-b
Cards of Thanks
2 Cents per word, Minimum 50e
We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks and appreciation for the`
acts of kindness, messages of sym-
pathy and beautiful floral offer=
ings received from our kind friends
and neighbors in our recent ber-
eavement of a beloved wife -and
mother. Special thanks to the
Rev. D. 3. Lane.— Mr. Edgar E.
Gibson and Beatrice. . 22-p
We would like to thank those
who sent flowers, fruit, candy,
treats and cards, the doctors and
nurses at St, Toseph's and Clinton
Hospitals; blood donors and those
who helped at home, and all who
helped in any way to make things
a bit easier during Mrs. McCu1-
lough's hospitalization. Frank and
Mildred McCullough, Holrnesville.
22-x
Clinton Community
Farmers,
AUCTION SALES
EVERY FRIDAY
e9mineucing at 8.00 p.n1.
TERMS CASH
L COREY, Sales Manager
E. W. ELLIOTT,Auctioneer
X. W. COLQUHOUN, Clerk
goielsaaceleisaslealeseasseaseaaesastelea
K G SALVAGE CO.
Clinton
We Buy Scrap Iron, Rags,
tagging, Old Cars,
Feathers, Horse Hair.
We Buy Anything,
PHONE HU, 2-926/
18 %ea
CI NTON NEWS -RECORD
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CLASSIFIED RATES -.
CASH RATE of .paid. by. the
Wednesday following publica-
tion). Two cents- per word,
nlinlni.Uin 50 cents. 1.%2 , Geeta is
word for each following "riser.,
tion, iniz non $5 cents,
BOX NUMBE'it-e15e extra,
Annus, MARR]f & J! S and
DEATHS+—no charge,
ENGAGEMENTS. CARDS OF
THANKS & IN MEMORIAM
--Two cents per word, minllnpp.
50 cents,
CHARGED. -15 cents extra.
pEADLIN'E--1,2 o'clock r►p9M,
Wednesday..,
REAL ESTATE
K W (olquhouu
Real Estate Broker,
$6,.500—EIGX1TT ROOM ERAIVIE
house, two blocks from Main St.
Oil furnace. Separate three-room.
apartment now rented for $45 a
month. Mortgage can be arranged.
$7,000.00 -- 8 ROOM FRAME
house, 3 -piece bath, 4 bedrooms,
built in cupboards, coal furnace,
economical to heat, garage, 3 acre
of land, • extra building lot. Terms
can be arranged, at reasonable in-
terest rate.
NEW HOUSE -1 Storey, built
1952. Conveniently located, Three
bedroom; oil furnace, economical
to operate; large living room;
built-in cupboards.
•
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.
SIX CHOICE BUILDING LOTS,
all in select residential area.
Listings and enquiries invited.
Phone HU. 2-9747
Royal Bank Building
Clinton - Ontario
16-b
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 opts., sun porch,
oil heating, full basement, with
garage,;, One block from down
town.
o- =
1%2 STOREY DWELLING, 2 living
rooms, den, dining room, modern
kitchen, 1 bed room, with 2 piece
bath down, 2 bed rooms and 8-
pieee bath up. Hot water heat-
ing with stoker. Located near
both schools on Rattenbury
Street.
o--
I STOREY 22BBEDROOM Central
Mortgage, down payment $1,800,
monthly payments $28.00.
V/5 STOREY, PARTMENT
or single dwelling; living room,
dining, modern kitchen, 2 bed
rooms, four -piece bath down,
•
hardwood floors. Living, modern
kitchen with dining space, 1 bed
room aucl four -piece bath up.
Air conditioned. Oil hewing. Un-
finished playroom in basement.
Owner moving to Toronto. Must
be seen to be appreciated. Lot
N8 'x30'. Low taxes. $3,500 down.
ational Housing Mortgage.
0
200 ACRE DAIRY FARM—barn,
80'x60', stabling for 60 head;
milk house; hay barn 70'x40';
silo; 11/2 storey cement block,
six -room dwelling, with modern
conveniences. Town water. 175
acres cleared. Adjacent to town.
11/2 STOREY, 7 O MED, Brick
House, 4 bedrooms, living room,
-dining kitchen; bath. Hot water
heating. Hardwood floors; dou-
ble garage. Good location; early
possession.
Apply to
H. C. LAWSON
Complete Insurance Service
Real Estate .--- Investments
Hank of Montreal Building
PHONES
Office HU 2-9644—Res. HU 2.97$7
CLINTON, ONTARIO
AUCTION SALE
SPRING
CONSIGNMENT
SALE
of
Pony and Saddle Horses
at McLELLAND'S SALE i;ARN,
Bernie
"Highway 9"
Saturday, June 2
at 1 o'clock.,
A good place to buy or sell your
pony.
DINNER AVAILABLE
' 22-b
IF
You are Wing
the mortgage plan
of buying your home,
YOU should know
about our special
MORTGAGE
INSURANCE.
CONSULT
�
H. E. HARTLEY
Canada Life
Assurance Company
1111 2 6693
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Drawn Especially for Clinton and
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AS MUCH AS YOU THINK, gEC,AUSE
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BIRTHS
ANDREWs — In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Wednes,d,ay, May
30, 1956, to 1VIr. and Mrs. Will-
iam Andrews, Clinton, a son.
ANDREWS --- Sn Clinton Public
Hospital, on Monday, May 21,
1956, to Mr. and Mrs:. Homer
Andrews, Clinton, a son (Jaynes
Colin) .
DURHAIVt In Holy Cross Hospit-
al, Calgary, Alberta, on Friday,
May 25, 1956, to Mr. and Mrs:
George Durham; a son, (Janes
Morris, grandson for Mr. and
Mrs. Morri Durham, _Clinton).
MONTGOMERY --In Clanton Pub-
lic Hospital; on Monday, May
28, 1956, to Mr. and Mrs. Ger-
- ald Montgomery, Clinton, a son
(Gregory Allen).
ODDZEr In Mindemoya Red Cross
Hospital, on Tuesday, May 8,
1956, ' to Mr. and Mrs, Douglas
Oddie, Gore Bay, Manitoulin
Island, (formerly of Clinton
Branch, Bank of Montreal) a
son, David Michael, (brother for
Janet).
WESTOVER—In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Sunday, May 27,
1956, to LAC and Mrs. Kenneth
Westover, Ontario Street, Clin-
ton, a daughter. -
MARRIAGES
GREIDANUS—SIERTSEMA. -•- In
the Christian. Reformed Church,
Princess Street, Clinton, an Mon-
day, May 21, 1956, by Rev
George J. Hoytema, G r e t a,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 3:
Siertsema, Blyth, to Douwe
Greidanus, Ingersoll, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Greidanus, Lon-
desboro.
KELLER—BRE'GMAN — In Mani
Street United Church, Exeter,
on Saturday, May 26, 1956, Ann
Joanne, daughter of Mr. arid
Mrs, John Bregman, RR 1, Hee-
sail, to Lloyd Percival Keller,
RR 3, Norwich, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Adolph Keller, RR 1, Dash-
wood.
RILEY-=•FORR,ES:T—In the Varna
United Church manse; on Satur-
day afternoon, May 19, 1956, by
Rev. T. J. Pitt, Anna Grace,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ward
Forrest, RR 1, Zurich, to Ross
Ronald Riley, sin of Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Riley, Cromarty.
SANGSTER—JONES — At the
home of Mi', and Mrs. Archie
MacGregor, Hensall, on Satur-
day, May 26, 1956, by Rev. D.
MacDonald, Edna Mae Jones,
Hensall, daughter of Mrs. Edna
Corbett and the late. Fred Cor-
bett to James Rosewell Sang-
ster, Hensall, son of the late Mr.
and Mrs. James Sangster.
TOZER- -CALDWELL — At the
home of the bride's parents, on
Saturday afternoon, May 26,
1956, .by Rev. N. McLeod, St.
Andrew's United Church, Kip -
pen, Jean Elizabeth Caldwell,
Landon, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William Caldwell, Kippen,
to Harry William Tozer, Lan-
don, son of Mr. and Mrs. George
Tozer, Dorchester.
DEATHS
KECHNIE---At the home of his
wife's daughter, - Mrs. Harold
Hill, Clifford, on Monday, May
21, 1956, William Kechnie, (for-
merly of East Wawanosh), hus-
iband of Mrs, Stokley, formerly
of Wdngham, in his 83rd year.
Funeral from the Blyth United
Church by Rev. A. W. Watson,
to Blyth Union Cemetery, on
Thursday afternoon, May 24.
MANSON—In St Marys Hospital,
on Thursday, May 24, 1956,
Miss Jariet Manson, daughter
of the late Mr. and Mrs. William
Manson (formerly of Bayfield),
in her 82nd year, Funeral from
the Lodge Funeral Home, God-
erich, to Maitland Cemetery, on
Saturday afternoon, May 26.
ESTATE AUCTION SALE
of
Property & Household Effects
M the Village of Varna on
Wednesday, June 6
at 1.30 p.m.
McClary range; extension table;
6 chairs; leather couch; kitchen
chairs; Astral frig, with new unit;
Singer sewing machine; melting
chairs; small tables; radio; hot-
plate; trunks; settee end chair to
Match; glass cupboard;
Bedroom furniture, including
bode, springs and mattresses; dres-
sers, stands, +bedroom, china; clocks,
mirrors; scatter mats; quilts; blan-
kets; bed linens; cushions; fern-
ery; lamps; royal vacuum clean -
et; table 'intone; sealers; garden
tools; other articles too numerous
to mentiOn,
Property: Frame house, covered
with asphait shingles, hydro; two
Iots; garage; property in good con-
clition.
Terme: Chattels, cash; property,
10% dawn; balance in 30 days.
ESTATE 016' LAZE" YI'I t1 GARE1.'
A. Ran).
Harold ilitekson, A.uctfoneet
16,x�, Chesney, Clerk.
22:1
Roxy Theatre, Clinton
NOW: THURS., FRI. & SAT.
"TO CATCH A
THIEF"
Thrills and chills in the Hitch-
cock mariner, filmed against the
breath -taking beauty of the
French Riviera.
Cary Grant -- Grace Kelly
Jessie Royce Landis
MON„ TUES. & WED.
Double Feature Program
"IT CAME FROM
BENEATH THE SEA"
SariFrancisco attacked by mon-
strous octopus! Golden Gate
bridge destroyed! Exciting
science7drama, well -paced
anlogical.
Faith Domergude -Kenneth Tobey
AND
"CREATURE WITH
THE ATOM
BRAIN"
•
A fantastic and horrifying tale of
corpses revived and turned into
remote-controlled killers.
Richard Denning - Angela Stevens
`COMING:
"A LAWLESS STREET"
ME PARK TELEPHONE
Goderich
Now Playing:
"SEMINOLE UPRISING"
George Montgomery & Karin
Booth -- In Color
MON,, TUES, & WED.
"FIVE AGAINST.
THE HOUSE" •
A fantastic plot to rob the gamb-
ling casino at Reno leads a girl
singer and her four companions
into an amazing adventure.
Rim Novak -- Guy Madison
Brian Keith & Alvy Moore
THURS., FRI. & SAT.
"The YEARLING"
In Technicolor
Now on wide screen, one of the
finest and most appealing plc -
:ages ever produced. You will
enjoy this tale of •a bay and his
colt. — Gregory Peck -- Jane
Wyman and Claude Jarman Jr.
COMING:
"The Desperate Hours"
Humphrey Bogart and Fredric
March.; Adult Entertainment
The First Column
(Continued from page One)
a find. , . Stuffed between the
walls of the old school. . . along
with a miscellaneous assortment of
old mittens, boats, caps, .small
coats, ink bottles (of the crockery
style) andnumerous unnameable
material. . . he found a page from
the Clinton New Era published
here. in October of that year.. .
s *
DESPITE THE YELLOWING teF
age. . . and the fact that mice had
run rampant through it for
years. , ..we hastened to stick it
together with cellophane tape, . .
and now find that the advertise-
ments are quite interesting.
.
For instance, in classifieds, some
one had a melodion for sale.
Trick's Mill promised to be in full
operation on 'the 23rd instant,
"when; gristing and chopping were
to be done on the shortest notice
and in the best manner"... John
Cowan, butcher. was offering a
fine young Berkshire boar for sale,
cheap, and Thomas Fine, Stanley
Township, was reporting three
cattle strayed to his premises on
Lot 12, Concession 2, Stanley
Township. ,
* * *
WILLIAM NICHOL WARNED all
parties 'against purchasing or neg-
otiating two notes which had been
lost. , . and M. MoTaggart was of-
fering Shorthorns and a good
brood mare for sale. • . Harland
Bros. stove and tin shop was of-
fering new Imperial Measures, for
sale. . . and E. Finch announced
opening a shop "lately occupied by
Mr. J. Tewsley, opposite the mar-
ket, for the purpose of general
jobbing, such: as repairing furni-
ture, making show cases, grinding
scissors, etc. . .f,
* * *
THE GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
was running four trains into and
out" of Clinton; and promised re-
duced rates to Phdladelpia and
return, and also reduced rates to
"sea -bathing poinits.. "
M: * *
WRIGH'I' AND FOSTER WERE
located opposite the market, .
and A, S" Fisher was running the
Montreal House, which catered to
the • ladies• selling the duplex cor-
set, "the most perfect corset man-
ufactured," millinery hats, caps,
etc... Mrs. Fisher :brags—"Great-
est Bargains ever offered in the
West". . . (Those were the days
when Western Canada as we
know it today barely existed. .
and Ontario was termed the
West...)
0 :, *
HODGINS AND PAY WERE IN
charge of a millinery and tailoring
store.. , and of course Thos. Jack-
son, "merchant, ' tailor, clothier
and general .outfitter" was in bus-
iness. , . His advertisement in the
newspaper fragment offered choic-
es frohz a case of English Stiff
Hats. , .
0, * *
A MR, H. HALE, WHO APPEAR -
ed to be in real estate listed .a
farm on, Concession 1, Goderich
Township, near Bayfield. with
149 acres, about 100 cleared, for •
$65 an acre. •
*. * *
R. J. HOLMES WAS OFFERING
a reward of 325 far information
leading to finding a horse.. , des-
Bribed at "light grey, with a white
hind hoof, a scar on the nigh
flank," and also "a piano boa
buggy, light blue running gear
made by Whitely, Goderich" . .
Mr. Holmes lived at Iiolrnes-
ville. , . •
*
J. C. MILLER... (WHO DARED
to run his advertisement sideways
on the page). . advertised fine
and heavy harness, horse clothing,
robes, trunk, valises, satchels,
dusters, fly nets, etc. . , His office
was on Huron Sttreet.. .
•* * 31,
WE'VE HAD A GOOD BIT OF
fun with this+ old piece of news-
print... but so far have not turn-
ed it aver. . . If you've enjoyed
reminiscing back 80 years ago.
then we'll turn it over next week
and tell you. about W. Doherty &
Co., Nelles bookstore and Thos.
Stevenson's undertaking..
School Bus Tenders
Clinton District Collegiate
Institute Board
STANLEY TOWNSHIP --- Two routes, approx, daily
mileage 204, approx.. number of pupils, 85.-
. eqof the Dept.
All buses must meet the requirements pt.
of Motor Vehicles and the Department cif 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;
SecretaryTreasurer,
P,tS-1.y2b