Clinton News-Record, 1956-09-20, Page 5"Mast)" STFMBER 24,. 1956
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CI.ASSIi .?'1ER'ATES•
three tents pOr. 1Noic1, uairl*
1 irnwii 15 scents;,
BOX 1NTIJAII$ Ii -M -14u extra,
mauls, MARRIAGES PO
)Q)Fa ►TT Saalnri 7nkrge.
,� . FaNOAGEMENTS, 3ARDS'O1
'THANKS f.:5 i[N MEIVIORZAMS
.—'liree 'etents per"
' imllm 75. cents.
QASII RATE (if paid bY'tlib
Saturday following publicat-
• len) One third off.
DEApI,INIr o 12 o'eioclr Paon..
Wednesday.
• Accommodation For Rent
."."THREE ROOM APARTMENT,
4urnished, Phone HU 2-7047.
3$-9-b
'411W6'J,PARTMENT ,fgrnisl e� d,
'refrigerator, garage. Phone HU
2-95118: 3$-tfb
FURNISHED APARTMENT, suit-
able for, family of three or four,
;Phone U 29572. 38-b
3°REE ROOM,. FURNISHED,
:heated apartment, suitable - for
couple. Phone HU 2-9783. 38-b
' I REE ROOM, HEATED Turn -
tilled apartment. Available soon,
%''hone Clinton RU 2-9005, • 37-8,b
'TWO ROOM APARTMENT, fur•
lnished, heated. Suitable for couple
!HU 2-9365, between 6 and 7 p,m.
364-8-13
'.3 ROOM UNFURNISHED apart -
Ment. Central. Apply Herman's
:Men's Wear, Phone HU 2.9351,
^ 37tfb
'TWO BEDROOMAPARTMENT
tor rent; unfurnished, Available
=immediately. Phone HU 2-6677.
" ' • 36-7-8-b
APARTMENT FOR RENT. Large
-living room, bedroom, kitchen,
'share bathroom central location.
;Phone HU 2.964" • 38-b:
"HOUSE -TO RENT on Highway 4,
'5 'minutes 'walk to Radar School;
also about two acres of land, if
kciesired. Phone RU 2-9427. .
3Sp
-FOUR ROOM F'ijiRNISHED
:apartment, private bath, Centrally
located. Available October 1. Ap-
ply -at McEwan's Stationery Store.
THREE ROOM APARTMENT
With separate bath, unf rnished;
also furnished apartment vacant
October 1. Roy Tyndall., phone
1111' 2-9928. 38-tfb
1 BEDROOM, BATH AN'D' Katch-
en. Large living room. New hot
'water heating system. Available
October 1, Lloyd Batkin HU
2-7057, Clinton. 37-8•,b
F'URiNIS'IED 'and UNFURNISH-
ed s'elf-con'tained heated apart=
• lents, Apply H. C. Lawson, • Real-.
tor, Bank of Montreal Building,
i'hone ICU 2-9644, 36-38-b
FARM HOUSE T - RENT, -1Y,
miles from Seafort Modern con-
veniences. Suitabl for two apart-
ments. Rent: $24'per month. Box
380, Clinton News -Record.
-. 38-tfb
TWO APARTMENTS, SUITABLE
for two. AAvailaible, now. All
Modern conveniences. One .with
titivate entrance-, D. S. • Cantelon,
Raglan Street. Phone HU '2-9483.
• 38,•b
UNFURNISHED THREE ROOM
apartment, .ground floor, self con-
tained, in modern home. Heated
by oil furnace. Laundry in base-
ment. Ideal for couple, Phone
HU 2-9634 or HU 2-9479 after 6.
38-ffb.
NICE ROME WITH THREE-
:piece•.bath, hot and cold water on
tap. Five miles east of Clinton
3 miles west of Seaforth, on High-
way 8: This is a lovely set-up, Pul-
ley furnished. If you are particul-
ar phone Clinton HU 2=9822, or
Seaforth 667r13. • 38-tfb
bESIRABLE. THREE ,• R 0 0 'M
apartment, unfurnished, except 'for
stove and floor -coverings; Central.
.Ideal for couple. Available now.
Also, for sale, good Wingham
cookstove 'with shelf. either coal
Dr wood, in good condition, reas-
vnable. Phone HU 2-6650. 38-b
~ Articles For Sale •
BUNK BEDS FOR SALE, „reason-
able. Phone HU 2-9581. 37-b
+CRIB AND PLASTIC COVERED
mattress. Light- wood finish.'
Phone HU 2-9690. 38p
COLONIAL PIANO AND BENCH,
in good condition, Phone HU
2-9492.• � 38-b
1r' NORTHERN ELECTRIC TV
table model with stand. Good' con-
dition, Phone HU 2-9984. 38-b
16 CU, FT. INTERNATIONAL
Home Freete, used eight months.
,Also boy's bicycle., Phone RU
2-9108. 38-b
FULL SIZE BED, COMPLETE
With spring filled rnattreba, in very
good..condition. Apply 22 Quebec
Road, Adastral Park, • 38-b
1 PAIR 600/16 TRACTOR TIRES
and. Wheels (loaded) ; 1 pair 1,038's
tractor tires and wheels (loaded)!
Contact Ross Peagan, RR 2, Clin-
ton, 38-9-b
ORDER ' YOUR SILVERWARE
at Counter's Jewellery Store now
at half price. Choose Adoration,
First Love or Eternally Yams.
Never a better buy. Services
from $27,25, .38-p
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, 23-tfb
BABY SITTING
RELIABLE MOTHER will baby
sit by the day or hourly. Reason-
able rates. .Phone IIU, 2-9765. •
- . . _37-.11.
Rosiness Opportunities
OWN "FOUR OWN BUSINESS.
Contact L. G. Winter, ,Deal Estate,
High Street,. Clinton,. one,Clin..
ton HU 2.6692. - 13-tfb
START A PERMANENT YEAR.
round business. You begin earn.
ung goad Money the first day,'
Strictly your own boss. Every
house iti your territory a potential
customer. Openings in your, sur-
rounding. Free eatalegrte.,and tle*
tails on request PAMILEEX, Deni.
•a ,�1UUUB V 1YtUF�4ieUI,
Board and Room
0O11(I ANl'? BOARD for gentle
man. Phone HU 2-7051„ 87 . f.. ,
ACCOMMODATION FOR ROOM:7"
els .or 'boarders. Mrs. A. McMich,
'lel. Phone HU 2 9376. 38-h
R ONE,
l�.C)(J11f AND BOARD FOR ,
(6t Iwo Wishing to share. Mrs,
Norhlaa Holland, Clinton, HU
2-7084, 88-b
CUSTOM WORK,'
INSTRUCTION IN PIANO AND
theory. Apply >.,ois Granby, ARCT,
Phone 1W 29553 on Saturdays
from 9 a.m. to 5 P.m. 38-p
Employment Wanted
LADY WISHES Bl<2PLO3MENT
in housework, ironing or cleaning.
Can give excellent references if
required, Phone HU 2-3398. 38�
Farm Produce For Sole
1% ACRES OR TURNIPS, suit-
able for marketing. -Priced reas-
onable, Apply Dave Colclough,
RR No. 2, Clinton, Phone HU
2,3275. 38-p
FARM EQUIPMENT Far Sale
TWO BOTTTOM FLEURY -Bissell'
plow on rubber; also clover rol-
ler. Fred Arkell. Phone Bay-
field 47r5. 38-9=p
Fruit For`Sale
GOO D QUALITY BAiR(PLETT
pears. Phone HU 2-9512, 38-p
PEACHES, . PEARS, APPLES,
Elberta peaches, Bartlett pears
and McIntosh apples now ready at
Govenlock• Orchards, one mile nor-
th of Forest, on Blue Water High-
way. 38-9-b
Help Wanted
ILO .. WAN 9 $50 PER
S' .MA�' TE , ,
week, wet or,dry, With 'board
and workmen's compensation. • If
you are active and of good'charac-
ter. Arrangements can be made
for steady employment, Johnathan
Hugill. Phone Clinton HU 2-9822.
oi< Seaforth 667r13. 38-tfb
`Help Wonted—F. emale
FULL TIME WAITRESS,. APPLY
in person to Bartivff Bros. 38-b
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED : FOR
two older people in Stratford, to.
live in; no heavy work, laundry
sent out, ' highest ' wages paid.
Pleagri write to P.O. Box 2.4,
Stratford.' �• 37-89-b
Livestock For Sale
11 PIGS FOR SAL.E', nine weeks
o, d. Phone , RU 2-9825. 38b
38 PIGS, 6 WEEKS OW. English
York cross. Clark -Ball. Phone
HU 2-9816. • '38-b
19 PIGS, NINE WEEKS OLD.
Apply Orville Webber, Varna,
Phone HU 2-3267.. 38-b
Livestock Wanted
OLD HORSES ,WANTED`AT 31hc
lb., and dead cattle . at value. If
dead, phone at once. GILBERT
BROS. MINK'RANCH, phone col-
lect 1483 J 4 or 1483 3 1. 36tfb
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
Lost and Found ;
LOST -•PAIR OF CLE :R RIM-.
med eye glasses on Thursday
morning. Finder kindly deliver
to Canada Packers Ltd. Office.
38-p
Miscellaneous
GRANDMA JACOB'S SAUSAGE
will be for sale this week and
every week from" now on. Call
HU '2-9550. They are good.
38-9-b
ART SUPPLIES (Winsor New-
ton) ; religious goads, pictures,
picture framing, photographs for
all occasions. MacL• aren's Studios,
Clinton and Goderich; at Clinton,
Tuesday and Thursday, 1.30 to 7
p.m. Phone Clinton HU,' 2-9401.
29-tfb
LET US REPAIR AND MADE
your rings and jewellery like new.
Diamond rings renewed and stones
safely secured --don't take chan-
ces. Expert work done reasonably
to your satisfaction. Watch re -
airs .and Pearl restringing. W.
N. Counter. • 38-p
Poultry, For Sale
125 RHODE ISLAND RED pul-
lets, ready to lay. Apply Harry
W. Watkins. Phone HU 2-3213.
' 38-p
150 RED X SUSSEX PULLETS,
startedt 1. Bruce Tyndall,
R,Clinton, phone HU 2-910
38p
400 SUSSEX X R,I.R., "5 months
fold, laying. They are choice birds.
Have raisedrand sold a lot of this
strain, Have always proved satis-
factory. Ernest Townshend, Phone
Clinton, RU..2_9107.. 38-b
Pet Stock
ONE , REGISTERED BEAGLE
BIRTHS
ANSTETI' — In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Tuesday, Septelrt-
ber 18, 1956, to Mr. and Mrs.
John A. Anstett, Clinton,. a son,.
COOPER -•-I4 Clinton. Public ios-
pital; on Thursday, September
13, 1956, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ray-
mond. Cooper, South William
Street, Exeter, a son,.
PE JONG—In Clinton Public. Hos,
pital, on Tuesday, September 18,
1956, to Mr. 'and Mrs'. Frani
De Jong, RR,- 2, Bayfield, a
daughter,
I D)—J•n Clinton Public Hospit-
al, on Monday, September 17,
1956, -to Mr, and Mrs. - Lloyd
Medd, RR. 1., Clinton, a son..
S'WEIGARD -- In -Clinton Public.
Hospital, on Saturday, Septem-
ber 15, 1956, to Pastor and Mrs.
Kenneth Sweigard, Clinton, -!a
son.
W1 PFONG In'Oltnton Public
Hospital, on Tuesday, September
18, 1956, to Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
neth Wildfong, Exeter, a son,
NOTICES
GARBAGE COLLEGi'I.ON i... Clin,
ton is done on a cash basic. No
credit extended for more than 30
days. AlaT FULFC)RD, Garbage
Collector, 38p
SEED. FOR SALE
DEATHS --
PAGE PPM
EIUOTT —At the home of his,
. daughter, Mrs. Charles Wilson,
RR 3, Clinton, on Thursday,
September 13, 1956, Thomas G.
Elliott, formerly of Holmesville,
in his 80th year. Funeral from
the Beattie funeral home, Rat-
tenbury Street East, Clinton, by:
the Rev. H. C. Wilson, to Malt-.
land Cemetery, Goderich, on
Saturday afternoon, September
RIC..K.ETT Tn Clinton Public Ios-
pital, on Saturday, September
15, 19.56, Wilfred G. Pickett, in
his 72nd year Funeral from•
• 'the Voattie funeral: home, Rat-
tenbury Street East, Clinton, on
Monday afternoon; September'
17, by the Rev, H. C, Wilson, to
'Clinton Cemetery.
SSTONG--In Clinton, on Thursday,
September 13,• 1956, Levi Stong,
beloved husband of Mary Plewes,
in his P8Sth year, Funeral from
the Beattie funeral home, Rat-
tenbury Street East, Clinton by
the Rev, A. G. Eagle, to Clinton
Cemetery` on Sunday afternoon,
September 16,
fiT
MARRIAGES
CRICH—STEVENS--In the home
of th bride's parents, on Sat
- day enurn
ing, September 15, 1956,
by Rev, W. M. Thomas, Doris
Alberta, daughter of Mr, . and
Mrs. Ernie Steven- Walton, and
QUANTITY_ OF SEED WHEAT, Murray Crich, Clinton, 'son of
Genesee. Phone HU 2-9891. 38-p i " Mr, and Mrs. J, W. Crich, Clin-
ton.
STOVES FOR SALE I LOWDER,J VIURRAY -- In the
Baptist Church, Clinton, on Sat-
urday,�September 15, 1956, by
the Rev, 3, E. Ostrom, June
Marie, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
Allistair Murray, Varna, to Der-
ek Cottrell Lowder, son of Mr -
and Mrs. William Lowder, Trail,
B.C.
SIERTSEMA.--DY11STRA.—In the
Christian Reformed Church,
Linton, on Friday evening, Sept-
ember 14, 1956, by the Rey. G,
J. Hoytema, Doreen, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, U, Dykstra' Clin-
ton, to Murray Siertsema, Blyth,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Albertus
Siertsema, Blyth.
YUNGBLUT—AKRIGG--•In Knox
United Church, Auburn, on Sat-
``'urday, . Sebtember 15, 1956, by
/ Rev. ' R. Hiltz, Helen Roberta,
• daughter of Mrs. Jennie H. Al--
rigg, Flint, Mich., and the late
Mr. Akrigg, to -Douglas Yung-
blut, son of Mr ,and Mrs. Percy
Yungblut; Auburn.
COLEMAN OIL BURNER SPACE
heater. Phohe HU 2-9236.
• • • 389-b
0i1 Space
Heaters
•
Large Selection of.
NEW and USED
SPACE HEATERS "
Heating Capacities: 1 to •6 rooms.
RED HOT SPECIAL:
NEW COLEMAN 51,000 B.T,U.
HEATER WITH BLOWER
..029.95
(Don't miss seting this beauty)•
Factory Testing Equipment In-
stalled tp give you sarn.e day ser-
vice on Space Heater Control
Valves. Be sure you are• ready
for cooler weather,.
BALL and MUTCH
Phone HU 2-9505—Clinton
37-8-b
Tenders Wanted •
FOR SALE
BY TENDER
- A BUILDING LOT, in the
Village of Holmesville,
known; as the Township Pound will
be offered for sale by Tender by
the Township of Goderielt
All tenders to be in the hands
of the undersigned by October 1,
1956.
Highest or any tender not nec-
essarily accepted.
For further information contact
the Township Clerk.
Signed,
R. B. THOMPSON,
-Clerk,
Township of Goderich
33 and 37-b
Tenders
Stanley Township
-School Area
SEEALED''T�ENDERS will be re-
ceived ,by the undersigned for the
transportation *of Grade 7 and 8
pupils from Stanley Township_
School No. 1, 10, 14, 6 and 7 to
Zurich public school every Thurs-
day afternon and return.
Tenders to be in the hands of
the secretary -treasurer by 12
o'clock noon, September 18. '
Lowest or any tender not nec-
essarily accepted.
T. B. BAIRD,
Secretary -Treasurer,
RR 1, Briticefield. •
Tenders Wanted
•o Sealed Tenders will be
received by the undersigned
up until 5,00 p.m,, on' Mor'
day, Septer ber 24, '1956 for
the property now familiarly
known as the Kin Park,
This property is situated
in Tuckersmith Township on
No. 4 highway, just outside
Clinton-` town limits. It is
approximately 13 acres and
on the property is a building
110' x 32',
For further particulars
contact the Undersigned.
K W. COLQUHOUN
Real Estate Broker
dog for sale. Guaranteed to be I = CLINTON.
good .s -e -
sire. Phone Bayfield 33.
HELP 'WANTED
Male and 'F;gmale
FOR SHIFT WORK i4 POULTRY EVISCERATING
• PLANT.
HOURS; 7',00 a.nt, to 4.30 prih•
and . 4,30 p.m. to Log aeon.
APPLY IN PJ RSO1V T
Cada . Packers ltd.
Clxnitairt, Ontario,
3'7-'b
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
HOME PLUS INCOME—Contain-
ing 2 self contained apartments
with 2 bedrooms; living room;
modern kitchen with dining
space; bath, oil heated; located
near schools. Early possession.
----o—
IN VILLAGE OF LONDESBORO:
11/2 storey • '7 „room dwelling.
Hydro water, 1 acre land. Im-
mediate possession. Price
$4,000.00.
—0 -
ON HIGHWAY NO. 4, 1 slummy
1 year old ranch type dwelling,
3 bedrooms; large living room,
natural fire• place, modern •kit -
ellen, dining nook tiled floors,
full basement, ,. oil heating, at-
tached garage, lot '70' x 175'.
Early possession.
GARAGE AND MACHINE SHOP
with 4 -room apartment attach-
ed, situated in good farming dis-
trict, !on County Roads. Fully
equipped. Pzlice, building. and
equipment $7;500. Stock Extra.
CHOICE BUILDING LOT '72' X
128', located on Highway No. 8,
near schools:.
Apply to -
H. C. LAWSON
Complete Insurance Service
Real Estate - Investments
Bank of Montreal Building
PHONES
Office HU 2-9644—Res. HU 2-9787
CLINTON, ONTARIO
•
K. W. Coiquhoun
'Real Estate Broker
orrorrormorro
$3,250.00 -One Storey, Two Bed-
room, Oil Furnace, Garage,
Extra Building aLet.
11/2 STOREY, Coal Furnace, Insul
Brick Siding; Living Room,
Large Dining Room; Modern
Kitchen; 3 Bedrooms and bath
up, one bedroom down. Owner
desires smaller house,
'I, Na *
$3,500.00 -a, 5 -ROOM COTTAGE,
3 -piece Ba.titr .One -car Garage;
Lot 66x150 depth; built -lit cup-
' boards in kitchen,
PLANNING TO BUILD?—I have
Four Select Building Lots for
safe.
* 0 a
BUSINESS -- On Main Street„ in
Clinton, eTwo Business Loca-
tions for sale, good stores,
suitable for any type of busi-
ness. Also for sale two thriv-
ing businesses, All enquiries'
will . be treated confidentially.
Insurance arld Real Estate
PHONE HU. 2-9747
Roya1='Bank Building
Clinton, Ontario
FOR SALE
Two ,.bedroom cottage,
kitchen, with built-in cup-
boards, living rootli, two piece
bath, full basement.. Garage
24' x-14', Cement drivewa .
$3,500,00 down and 'the
rest. in payments.
Early potsestion
Far appointment and
further particulars
y Phone Winter 2669, 7... y
ft
HOW BOUT TMm
Drawn Especially for Clinton and
District Chamber of Commerce and
Clinton Nuys -Retard IPV Ralph 'Toe..
WE'VE BEEN WAITING 5,
HALF AN HOR FOR."THAT
KII-LUR CURE" .PRESCRIPTION
AND HE HASN'T EVEN STARTED
ON ITS AND NO WONDER.,, •
JUST LOOK AT TI -119 CROWD!
lT INILI..BE .ANOTHER HOUR
BEFOR WE,CAN START HQME
ITt THAT LANG DRIVE
HOME. THAT` E,OTHER.-
M. "TI=IERES $0 M
TRAFFIC THIS TIME'
OF PAY/
11QTQ' P�� G
r/
YES., AND ;DON'T FORGET
REAL AL INTEREST
UCM OUR LOCAL- ORUOGIST
TAKES IN EACH PRE
SCRIPTION, FROM NOW
ON,LET'S BE SMART AND
HAVE OUR DRUG •
NEEDS FILLED ilk
CLINTON
PARK THEATRE
GODERICH
Now: "COME NEXT SPRING"
In TeC11lcolor with Ann Sheridan
MONDAY, TUESDAY and
WEDNESDAY
PLEASE NOTE: Owing to length
of this Special Attraction there
will be one, showing each night
starting at 8 -o'clock; doors, open
at 7.15 p.m. •
'A STAR IS BORN'
In Cinemascope & Technicolor
JUDY GARLAND .. James Mason
Jack Carson -'Charles Bickford
A Warner Bros. Blue -Ribbon Win -
.,'net directed by George Cukor
THURSDAY, 'FRIDAY and
SATURDAY
John Agar - Mamie Van Doren
and Lionel Hampton
Take us out under prairie stars
• for a two-fisted tale of the,
wide-open West,
"Star in the Dust"
In. Technicolor
AUCTION SALE
OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
from the home of Fred ' Sears,
(east of the United Church) Aub-
urn; on
Saturday, September 29'
at 1:30 p.m., the following:
8 -piece dining room suite; 2 tub-
ular 'beds and springs; 2 dressers;
Beattie washing machine; McClary
9 cu. ft. refrigerator (nearly new) ;
Princess Rose enamel range, kit-
chen tables and chairs; studio
couch; 2 chesterfield chairs; cab-
inet radio; rosewood table and
mirror (antique); 3 linoleum rugs,
9' x 12'; trishght; table lamps;
dishes and cooking utensils; lawn
mower; garden tools and numer-
ous other articles,
Fred Sears, Proprietor •
Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer
38-9-b
Clearing
AUCTION -SALE
of
Reg. Red Poll Cattle
(30 Head -- Fully Accredited)
MACHINERY, HAY,
HOUSEIOalsoLD EFFECTS
At Lot 29, Con. 1, East Wawanosh
Township, Half Mile East of the
Village of Auburn,
Wednesday, Sept, 26
at 12:30 o'clock noon, consisting
Of
International M. Tractor; Inter-
national
nternational 3 -furrow plow, ace bot-
tom; Goodison double disks, nearly
new; International side delivery
rake; M, -H. hay loader; Internat-
ional 11 -disk fertilizer drill; new
Idea power mower, nearly new;
M. -H. manure spreader; Internat-
ional 81/2 ft. cultivator; walking
plow; rubber -tired . wagon and hay.
rack; sloop sleighs and flat rack;
DeLaval cream separator with mot-
or; power cattle clippers; set plat-
form scales; land roller; 6 -sections
harrows and stretchers; 2 -wheel
trailer with stock rack; coal
brooder stove; Moffat electic-pail,
nearly' new; steel stone boat;
anvil; pig crates; chicken crates;
iron kettle; pig troughs; corn
scuffler (horse); wagon box; grass
seeder; electric fencer; steel oil
drum; snow fence; cedar posts and
poles; ladder; stock rack; fanning
mill; bag truck; grain scoop; hay
fork and cable; 4 .heat bulbs; lawn
mower; large ice box; 4 tons of
baled hay; 'chains; forks; shovels,
and other articles too numerous
to mention.
ALSO' HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES
TEEMS—CASH
Catalogue of Cattle may be had
by writing to H. L. Sturdy, RR 5,
ClintoIn,
I-, L. Sturdy, Proprietor
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer
i•;. P, Chesney, Clerk
3778-b
Clinton Community
Farmers
. AUCTION SALES
EVERY FRIDAY •
commencing at 8.00 p.m.
TER1VIS CASH
J. OORRY Sale Manager`
E. W. LT1 TrAuctioneltf
K, W, COLQURiUN, Cie &
n� 1
ROXY, THEATRE Clinton
Two Shows Nightly � Wide, Screen
NOW:. Thursday, Friday & Saturday
,"THE YEARLING"
The moving story of a boy and his pet, filmed in the background
of Marjorie Kinnan Rawling's Pulitzer prize-winning novel.
Gregory Peek - - •Jane Wyman - Claude Jarman Jr.
Monday, Tuesday an.d Wednesday
`THERE'S ALWAYS TOMORROW'
When a man at that dangerous 'age meets a rglamorous girl from
his carefree youth—a situation filled with dramatic possibilities.
Barbara 'Stanwyck - Fred MacMurray - Joan Bennett
Coming: "OUTSIDE THE. LAW"
A thrill -packed chase that leads half -way around the world to
smash a counterfeit ring.
Ray Denton - Leigh Snowdon - - Grant Williams
,.-"Clearing
AUCTION SALE
of
70 Head of Registered
.and. Grade Holsteins
and Feeder Steers.
For George A. Watt, lot 6, con-
cession 14, Hullett Township, five,
miles east of Blyth, on
Thursday, Sept. 27
at 1 p.m., consisting of:
17 Registered cows and heifers;
6 grade cows; 5 Holstein steers;
14 Angus heifers and.steers, 1 yr,
old; 10 Angus steers, 10-12 hund-
red lbs.; 19 Hereford steers, aver-
aging 800 lbs.
Pigs: 1 sow with litter, 5 weeks
old; 1 sow due Oct. 4; 1 sow, due
Oct. 8; 1 sow, due an Nov.; 1 York
hog.
Machinery: McCormick Deering
plow, 2 furrows, ace bgttom; one
Woods milker, 2 units; Stewart
electric cattle clippers; electric
dehorner; Woods. 5,, gallon electricy�
water heater; heavy duty 72 h.p.
electric motor; McCormick Deer-
ing 1%-2i/2 gasoline engine; set of
scales and crate for weighing pigs;
2. milk carts; 8 milk cans; set
breeching harness; 13 acres of silo
corn; ether articles too numerous
to mention.
Terms: Cash
GEORGE A. WATT, Proprietor
Harold Jackson & ,George Nesbitt,
Auctioneers •
Gordon Bell, Pedigrees
George Powell, Clerk
I
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CARDS OF -THANKS.
The family of the late Thomas
G. Elliott, desire to express' their
thanks and appreciation for flow-
ers, messages of.sympathy and all
kindnesses shown them ' during
their recent bereavement, 38-b
We wish to thank our . kind"
friends and relatives and especially
neighbours, for the many beautiful
gifts we received, and for .the as-
sistance they gave to make our
25th wedding anniversary a real
happy one. Sincerely — MR. and
MRS. REG. SHIPLEY and Lynne.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE -OF Mary
Brydone, late of the Town of Clin-
ton, in the County of :Huron,
Widow, Deceased.
All persons having claims again-
st the Estate of the above deceas-
ed are required to file the same
with the undersigned Solicitor for
the said Estate, on or before the
1st day .of October, A.D. 1956,
after which date the assets will be
distributed amongst the parties en-
titled thereto, having regard only
to the claims of which notice shall
have been given.
Dated at Clinton, Ontario, this
10th day of September, A.D. 1956.
The Torontoationne,anGerald Trusts Cor -
Dr. Alec M. Agnew, Executors
by their Solicitor,
E,, B. Menzies, Clinton, Ontario
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