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ROES
Three cents per Werd, Mine
•
Wine 10 eentre „
11-eleeets, Seeend•and silbseel -
'Anent weeks two cents per
Word, ,ndnita4ne 50 eents.
BOX NUMBER -5o extra,
• BIRtHS. MARRIA61ES aaI
41)FATIISe-no eharge,
ENGAGEMENTS, CARPS OJ'
& IRV IYIF.MORTAMS
.-.Three cents per Weld, Mine
iihnutle 15 cents.
_ 'CASH RATE Of Void bir the
Saturday following publieate
ilee) — Ono third off,
DEADLINE,12 e'clock• noon,
'Wednesday. •
A Accommodation for Rent
•YE'01.TA WON! APARTMENT IN
.1Seaforth, with modern kitchen and
'bath. Phone Seaforth 841r2
39tfb
!SMA(.141, .3 ROOM 1-10U,SE TO
/tent, Phone J. 2-9546, 42-b
TWO BEDROOM APART1V/ED,TT
'for rent; unfurnished.' .Available
limniediately, phone 1-11.3 2-6677.
. 42-b
44 -ROOM :HOUSE IN SA,YFIELD.
ewy decprated. PosseSsion im-
mediately, Phone Clinton EU
41-b
ROOM APARTMENT available
,noW; suitable.. for two, feenished,
'heated, frig., and laundry. Phone
:HU 29483. 42-3-b
••SPACIOUS- -3 ROOM HEATED
...apartment with private bath, fire -
'piece, furnished or unfurnished.
iPlione HU- 2-6692. , . 4243
.4 ROOM, SELF CONTAINED,
'heated apartment, ground floer,
private entrance, Phone HO
2-9372, -42-b
Two APARTMENTS. ONE, 4 -
room' and bne,.3 room. Furnished
and heated. Warm in winter.
AvaflaWe now. -Phone HU 2-9005...
• 42-p
eCIOSY AND •WARM, TWO ROOM
apartment, fUrnished. Second
floor. - Rent -reasonable. Mrs:
:1\1' orm an Carter. Phone HU 2-6650.
42-34)
(;CENTRAtLY LOCA.TED FOUR
•
Iefenn,"ftirnigliecl apartment. Living-,
'room, bedroomekitchen, bath. Suit-.
litble for 'couple. Apply McEwan's
ZBook Store. 42-b
"THREE -11.00M ' APARTMENT
"with •separate bath, unfurnished;
also furnished apartment vacant
Oetober 1. Roy Tyndall, phone
111U 2-9928. , 38-tfb
XOUR ROOM AVARTMENT, fur.=
Mished or unfurnished, all Conven-
iences. .Apply to B. Waymonth,
rimer Cotifiter's JeWellery, Store af-
ter 6,0O. p.m. • 42-p
:ELDERLY LADY WOULD LIKE
/to share her home with person or
13ersons, willing to share -reepons-
Abilities of caring for.house. Box
4422 Clinton Ne*s-Record. 42-13
'FARM' HOUSE TO RENT, 11/4
'miles from, Seaforth. Modern gen-
Veniences. Suitable for two apart -
extents. Rent: $20 per month. Box
'Z80, Clinton .News -Record.
38-tfb
'UNFURNISHED `THRETI ROOM
apartment, ground floor, self
lamed, in modern home. Heated
by oil furnace. Laundry in base -
anent. Ideal for couple. Phone
ZIU 2-9634 or HU 2-9479 after 6i
38-tfb.
Articles FOr Sale /
'TWIN BUGGY—IN GOOD condi-
Phone ,HU 2-9210. , 42-p
',SUNBEAM MIXMASTER, coin-
plete with juicer. Value $40.00.
athone 11U 2-989g. 42-b
q:),NE. ADMIRAL 21" TV . SET, IN
:perfect condition. Mr. Nice, Isaac
`-Stre,et or phone MT 2-9215.
42-3-b
:FRIGIDAIRE, CHESTERFIELD
'and two chairs, good condition.
'TV Antenna. Toaster, Iron, Gar -
'lien tools. Phone HU 2-3893.
42-b
TV FIT FOR A "KING" --:•• We
Rent — Move — Install. Complete
Service on all • makes of rotators
-and antenna. AR work fully guar-
anteed. Huron Tower Installation,
phone Goderich 1344M. 23-tfb
Articles Wanted
W riCE SAFE, MUST BE OF
:fireproof censtructiore Lock does
:not have to be in working con-
-tlition. Phone Harold Wettlaufer,
1-1U. ,2-9792. 42-b
Automobiles For Sale
1951 PONTIAC SEDAN.Delivery,
in good running order. Low mile -
:age. Phone HU 2-9512. 42-3-p
1951 TRIUMPEI, GOOD condition,
'.$400, Phone or contact before
. 4 p.m. Goderich 1053M2. Herb.
:1VIacAdam, RR, 1, Goderich, 42p
BABY. SITTING
'RELIABLE MOTHER will baby
it by the day or hourly. Reasoe-
eable rates. Phone HU -2-9765.
• , 37 tfb
Business Opportunities,
OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS.
'Contaet L. G. Winter, Real Estate,
'High Street, Clinton. PhOne Clha-
•'ton HU 2-6692. 13-tfb
•••
Drover and Trucking
Business For Sale
The Drover 'and TrUcking •Beile
begs of the late, Eclintind C. -Poi
' - lard of Blyth, must be sold to com-
plete admieistration of his Estate.
Included are three trucks, The
late Mr, Pollard had Class "C",
:and "V.S.", P.C.V. litenses, Also
Offered for sale is the warehouse
and storage yard in Blytb.
For further information, contact
'Dorinelly & DenrielIy, Goderich,
(Ontario, Solicitors for the person -
:al representative, 42-3-b
CUSTOM WORK
SANITARY SEWAGE
DISPOSAL
tSeptie tanka, Cess 'Pools, de.,
'Pumped and cleaned with Sanita
• eqUiperient. All work guranted.
'VestinikeS giVen WithOlit
Luis Blake, .11,D, Nee 2,
33rugge1s, phone 42r6, to 401)
AcOnanettation. Wanted
wANTFDL,,,i,Room BOARD
on grelind floor. ,13,0X 421 Clinton,
News-Record. - . 4243
CLOTHING FQK SALE
;COMPLETE. CUB T.JNIFORM, Size
8-10. Half price. Phone 1-111
2-95'56" " 42-p
GIRL'S SNOWSUIT, SIZE 2. Aea
Sonable. Apply Mrs, Wightman,
Osborne Street, Clinton. 42p
BLACK' SEAL WA COAT, size
40 or 42, In gopd' Condition -
Phone •C1int011 HU 2-9410. 41-2-p
LADY'S PARTY DRESS, LIGHT
blue, size 14, Apply to Box 420,
Clinton News-Reeprd. 42-p
G,IRLIS 3 -PIECE YELLOW winter
outfit, size 2; aTso pair of white
fur trimmed overshoes, size 4.
Phone HU 2-6683, 42-b
BOY'S SPORT -COAT, NAVY blue
with fleck, size 14, excellent condi-
tion, Telephone IILIn•ter.....2,9444.
42:2c.
Employment Wanted
HOUSEICEEPER SEEKS Pesition.
Cleaning and ironing. Office clean-
ing. also. Experienced. :References
if degired. Phone 131.1 2-3398,
42113
Firm Produce For Sale
1,000 BUSHEL GOOD SOLID i
turnips, • P. Weeterhout; phone
1-11.1 2-9$12. 42-x
FAIL PEARS, SPRAYED AND
hand, picked. Charles Reid, Varna,
phone Hensall 676r13. 42-b
APPLES: SPIES, ICINGS, Tatman
Sweets, Macs. Ready for immed-
iate delivery, Percy T. Gibbings,
phone HU 2-9925. 41-2-p
2 .ACRES FEED TURNIPS; 2
acres waxing turnips i 7 acres corn
for ensilage or picking. Mrs. Don-
ald Kennedy, RR No. 1., Londes-
horo. Phone Blyth 28r3. • 42-b
FOR RENT
G.A.R A G E ON RATIENBURY
Street, West. Phone Clinton 111.1
2,9684:- ' 42-13,
For Sale. or Rent
BRICK HOUSE, FURNISHED,
seven rooms, all conveniences, half
a garage, fen' rent.. ?hone Bay-
field 53r2. 41-tfb
furniture For Sale
THREE-?/ECE BEDROOM Suite,
fair condition. Reasonable. Phone
1113. 2-9963. ' 42p
Help Wanted—Female ,
GENERAL HELP. COMMERCIAL
Hotel. Apply in person. 41-2-b
FEMALE HELP WANTED—For
clean factory work. Steady ern.'
ployment. Apply in person: to
Par -Knit Hosiery, Albert Street,
Clinton. 42-tfb
Help Wanted—Male '
,
MEN 'WANTED TO TRAIN FOR
Variety Chain Store Managers ---
age 22 to 30—good starting salary.
Excellent future prospeets. No
financial obligations. State marit-
al status, Reply to Box 410 News -
Record. Representative will call.
41-2-b
APPLICATIONS FOR. Caretaker
of Township Hall. Salary $10 per
month. Applecations to be 'hi hands
of clerk by October 31, 1956. Fred
Watson; Clerk, Township of Stan-
ley. , : -. • 42-3-b
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• ,,
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FIREFIGHTERS
\ .
• $2860 . -- $3360.
1
Department of National
Defence (Air)
at
CLINTON, Ontario
e Details and application forms
available at Post Offices and Nat-
ional Employment Offices.
Apply to, the CIVIL SERVICE
COMMISSION; 25 St. Clair Avenue.
E, Toronto 7, Ontaario NOT LAT-
ER THAN OCTOBER. 23rd, 1956.
Lost and Found '
LOST—Girl's bicyple, COM,meth
ium size. Missing from side of.
Bertrand's Grocery Store, on Sat-
urday night. Please contact C.
W:Bertrand, HU 2-9509. 42-b
Livestock For Sale
TWO HOLSTEIN CALVES. Suit-
able for yelling. Apply Ross Tre.
wartha. Phone HU 2-9147, 42-p
STOVES FOR SALE
COLEMAN SPACE' OIL HEATER.
Medium size. In good condition.
Apply Ross Trewartha, phone HU
2-9147, 42:p
WOOD FOR SALE•
HARDWOOD. $6 A LOAD (more
'than a cord). Phone HU 2-9231 at
mealtimes or in evening. 41-tfb
HARDWOOD FOR' SALE. CUT
and haul yourself. $2 a cord. L.
G. Winter, Clinton. Phone 1113
2-6692. ' . 42-3-b
DEATHS
HAWLEY In ClintonPibU
HOSpitai, on Monday, October
15, 1956, McKie I4>011 Oetner-
on,- St, Catberine4 Widow Of the.
late Willia Henry Hartley,. and
dear mother of IL E., Hartley,
•Clintien, in her 70th Year. Fun-
eral service :from the Charles.
"BUtlee tuneral home, St. LC'etli,
crines, Thursday afternoon, Oct-
ober 18, and interment in Vic:.
•tOria Lawn 'Cemetery.
KIPVERee-In`Qinton, en Sunday,•
October 14. 1 9 5 6, R eti el
Schwartzentruher, beloved wife.
• of the utte $oionlorr.jilpfer, in
her .$1st year, Funeral from the
Ball and Mutch tUneral home, •
11igti Street, 01.intent by the •
Rev, Joseph Clark, 'Trinity Unie
ted Chureh, London, to Bayfiekl•
Cemetery, On Wednesday after-
noon, October 17.
Nractpo,NALD--rtt Detroit,'Mieb.,
'on, Friday, November 12, 1956,
William, J, maeportod,. formerly
of Clinton, beloved husband .of
the late Ila Bawden, .Service
from the' Spencer-Heeney funer-
al home, Farmington, Mich, to
Newport, Kentucky.e.on Sunday,
October 14,
MARRIAGES.
.
ALLAN-DIOE1VIAN—On Saturday,
September 29, • 1956, at 'fain-
o'dock in tllb• parsonage, King
City, by Rev, M Jinkineon, Rita
Mary Christita. Diceman•, (laugh-
ter of Mrs. .Diceman and the
late „Entrnerson Diceman, Wood-
bridge, to 'James Edgar 'Man,
son of -14r. •arid)' Mrs, Edgar
Brucefield. , ,
-
WARREN—Suddenly in Wellesley
Hospital, Xorontp, on Saturday,
October 6, 1956, Edith Margaret
Currie, beloved.wife of Keith J.
• W,arren, Leaside, sister of Mrs,
Ed Layton, and Tleomas O'Con-
nell, Clinton. Service from the
Calvin Presbyterian Ohureh,
Del-
isl Ave., Torente, -to Mount
Pleasant Cemetery, on Tuesday
afternoon at three o'clock.
WATSON—In the Thamer Nurs-
ing Home, Seaforth, on Tuesday,
October 16, 1956, Ellen L, (Nel-
lie). Lyon, Londesboro, beloved
wife of the late OharleS Watson,
in her 75th year. Resting at the
Benthron Funeral Home,. Hen
sall, where service will be held
on Friday, October 19, at -Lop
p,m „ to be followed by sevice
Londesboro United Church at
3.00 p.m, Interment will be in
Londesboro Cemetery.
Livestock Wanted
OLD HORSES WANTED At 31/2c
113., and dead cattle at value. If
dead, phone at _once! GILBERT
BROS. MINK RANCH, phone col-
lect 3.483 J 4 or 1483 J*1. 36tfb
ATTENTION FARMERS: Prompt,
coufteous collectionof all dead and
elisabled farm animals and hides.
Call collect Ed. Andrews, 851r11,
Seaforth. Associated-withDarling
and Co. of Canada, Ltd. 19tfb
Miscellaneous
ART SUPPLIES (Winsor ..New-
ton); reiigioug goods, pictures,
picture framing, photographs for
all opeasiong. Ma,cLaren s Studios,
Clinton and Goderich; at Clinton,
Tuesday and Thursday; 1.30 to 7
pm. Phone Clinton HU. 2-9401.
29-tfb
LET US REPAIR AND MAKE
your rings and jewellery like new.
Diamond rings renewed. and stones
safely secured -don't take chan-
cat. Expert -work done reasonably
to your satisfaction. Watch re-
pairs and Pearl restringing. W.
N. Counter. • 42-p
'PAINT CLEARANCE
SALE •
ea.". .
AT
Ball & Mitch.
Entire Stock. of:
10 SUPER KEM TONE
• KEM GLO ENAMEL
• S.W.P. Exterior Paints
• ENAMELOID
For Real Savings This Fall
See Our Large Adv.
(Sale Now On)
Poultry Fpr Sale .
\_
100 NEW 1-1A1VL1'. X SUSSEX
lets. Starting Starting to lay. Apply Rob-
ert Glen. Phone HU 2-9909. 42-b
200 SUSOEX X RED PULLETS, 5
months old. W. D. Wilson, Bruce -
field, phone Seaforth 658r33. 42-b
TURKEYS AVAILABLE anytime.
New York dressed or oVen. ready.
10 to 25 lbs. Phone HU 2-3290.
William Jenkins, Base Line Clin:
ton, -3-4-p
Salesmen Wanted
1F YOU ARE AMBITIOUS, you
can make good with a_ Rawleigh
business in. Huron County. We
help you get started. No exper-
ience needed to start. Write Raw'
leigh's, Dept. ,T-169-2, Montreal,
P.Q. ' 42b
MEN OR WOMEN ANXIOUS TO
have their own business, we have
splendid opportunity for you, No
gelling experience needed. Wtite
for free catalogue *and details to
FAMILEX, Dept. C, Station C,
Montreal. 42b
milmommoRmommiliilmilisIonsillsommilmmilliimommilloililpoomilesininilmininilmommilmimmiller-.
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EF4
.7 -FA
For
elp
Wanted
Work in Poultry Eviscerating
EOM'S: 7 4.M. to 5.0 p.m.
ArgLY TO •
Canada Packers Limited
=tr.
Phone HU 27,9565 Clinton4243
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BIRTHS
crtact,-,u, Clinton.bljc Hospi-
tal, On Wednesday, October 10,
1956, to• Mr. and. 'Mrs. Williern
Craig,,Clinton, O son.
Ml\TOM,M,B. - Iu Clinton .1.'ublic
Hospital, on -Thnrsday, October
11, 1956, to Mr, and :Mrs,,Dennis:
Den:nine, 1R Zuric•te 4 son.
04,ONON—an .Clinton IPc,blie Hos-
pital, on 'WerineSday, •Oeteber 10,
1956, to E/0 and Mrs, 11,obel7t
• GagThoz-Ctinton, a daughter..
UCS -.1n .Clinton Public Hospi-
tal, on Friday, October 12, 1956,
t.Cooporal and Mrs. James.:
Litxcas, Clinton, a son.
MANNING -. in Clinton Public
Hospital, on '1'hursday„ October
11, 1956, to Mr. and Mr.
Will -
am Manning,. Blyth,. a. son.
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Mrs. Jean Sinclair is visiting
friends in Stratford this week.
Mrs, Gordon, Brown and 1VIrs,
Mary ;1‘10GillivraY and "Mr, Will
Brawn, Port Elgin visited Mr. and
Mrs. John McGregor and other
friends last Sunday.
.
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Hensall Legion •
Bingo Winners
Bingo winners at the Hensall
Legion Bingo last 5aturday were;
Alma Hill, St. Thomas; Mrs. Will-
iam Bell, Mrs. Robert Baker (2),
Mrs. Heenan; Garnet Mousseau
(2); Mrs. R. Baker, Jr,; Mrs. Nel-
lie Buchanan (2); Mrs. Mae Mc-
Lellan; Mrs. Tam Brintnell; Mrs,
Clarence Reid; Mrs. William
SmEile; Mrs. C. Knight; Tom Kyle.
Jackpot on Saturday, October 20
vvill.be worth $80 in 56 calls.
IN MEMORIAM
KEYS—In loving memory of a
dear father and grandfather,
Amos Keys, who passed away,
October p, 1949:
"Sunshin'e passes shadows fall
Love's remembrance outlasts all, '
And though the years be many
or few
They are filled with remembrance
of you." . . .
—Remembered by the family.
_ 42-b
REAL ESTATE
. ,
Real'. Estate'
LOVELY . FOUR -ROOM BRICK
home, choice. location in Clin-
ton, with double garage.
Price $8,500.
I
CLOSE TO CLINTON, 90 ACRE
, farm, very good seven room
brick home; L-shaped barn
and garage. Full price $5,000;
down payment, $1,250.
Cog THE -OUTSKIRTS OF CLIN-
ton; a luxury; type of architect -
designed home. Must be seen
to be appreciated. A real buy.
buy.
,.
We have a nice list of farms in
Huron County ,‘ \
Buying or Selling
Contact:
...161 -IN BOSVELD
• REALTOR
' 40 Wellington Street
Phone 1105 - - Goderich
,
K. W..Colquhoun
Real Estate Broker
.
_ .
2 'YEARS OLD—Large beautiful
living roomwith natural fire
place, dinette "with built-in
corner cabinets, modern kitch-
en, den off living room with
outside entrance, 2 bedrooms,
, 3 -piece tiled bathroom, 3 acres
on highway 4, small down pay-
ment, attractive terms for the
balance. Owner Moving this
- fall because of change in em-
• ,-
ployment.•
* *
4 ROOM COTTAGE — Complete
- with bath—immediate possess-
ion—also with this property, 4
building lots. Possession of
this property can be arranged
for as low as 81,250.00.
* * *
8 ROOM -2 storey brick, 3 bed-
rooms and .bath up and den;
large kitchen living.room and
stunner kitchen down. 80 foot
frontage and approximately
250 depth. Small barn; close.
to both school, would be suit-
able for growing family look-
ing for a larger house.
* *—*_,
Insurahce and Real 'Estate
PHONE HU. 2-9747 f
Royal Bank Building
Clinton, Ontario
FOR SALE
11/2 STOREY SOLID BRICK— 7 -
room dwelling. Modern conven-
iences., Located near schools.
Barn 20'x30'. Early possession.
(MINERAL STORE With Post Of-
fice. ' Solid brick building 26k72,
Located in prosperous farming
district on Highway 4. Fully
equipped. ,„ „
—0—
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.
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I1 VILLAGE OF LONDESBORO:
• 11/2 storey 7 room dwelling\
Hydro, water, acre land, Ini-
mediate posSession. P ni c e
$4,000.00.
,---o---:-.
CHOICE ICCILMNO LOT, 60' x
, 100', Witted on litighWay 8, near
sehools.
ApplY to)
H. C. LAWSON
,,
completh InturcinCe bervice
.,..
Real Ettafe ,..--, Inifestmenti
tank Of Montreal Building
PRONVS
Office MY 2.9644-4Us. HU 24781
CLINTON, ONTARIO
HOW BOUT THAT
District thambef of •Connnerce and„
Clinton News -Record by BOA Teo,
Drawn Especially for Clinton and
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MUCI-I LONGER,MAY-
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LIFE PRESERVERS
DON'T FORGET THAT LONG,
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WE COULD HAVE WArl-frip
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114EATER AT HOME IN
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PARK( THEATRE
GODERICH '
Now':
"LAST of the PONY RIDERS"
Also Johnny Weiss/miller, in
"TARZAN ESCAPES"
MONDAY - TUESDAY
and WEDNESDAY
"The Creature •
Walks -Among Us
Seience-Fictien produces a chilly
thriller written around a creature,
half man, half fish, and the surg-
eon who attempts the impossible.
with Jeff Morrow, Leigh Snowdon
and Rex Reason
9,
THURSDAY - FRIDAY
and SATURDAY
Adult Enterrainnient
"BACKLASH"
— In Technicolor —
A super -Western story tells a a
boy's search for his father and'the
shocking realization that climaxes
his search.
Richard Widmark - Donna Reed
and William Campbell
COMING: ••
"There's Always .Tomorrow"
BarlErStanvv3.01n- Fred MacMurray
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims againk
the Estate of James McNeil, late
pf the Town of Clinton, in the
County of Huron, Retired, who
died on or about the 29th day of
September, 1956 are required to
file the same with full particulars
with the undersigned by the 27th
day of October, 1956 as 'after that
date the assets of the estate will
be distributed. • •
DATED at Goderich, in the County
of Huron, this 4th day of October,
1956.
HAYS and PREST,
3) Montreal Street,
4
oderich, Ontario.
Solicitors for the Estate.
41-2-341 .
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE. ESTATE of Ebner
Webster, late of the Village of
Varna, in -the County of Huron,
Yeoman, Deceased.
All persons having claims against
the Estate of the above deceased
are required to file the same with
the undersigned. Solicitor for the
said Estate, on or before the ist
day of November, A.D. 1956, after
whish date the assets will be dist-
ributed amongst the parties en-
titled thereto, having regard only
to the claims of which notice shall
have been given. '
Dated at Clinton, Ontario, this
5th day of October, A.D. 1956,
E. BEECHER MENZIES,
Clinton, Ontario, • .
Solicitor for the said Estate.
41-2-3-b .
Postponed,
AUCTION .SALE
of HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS from
the Village of yarna
Postponed Until Saturday,
October 20 at 1.30 p.m.
Due to a death in the family, the
sale has been postponed from Oct.
13, 'to the above date. See last
week's paper for sale listing.
Terms: Cash •
JOHN DOWSON, Proprietor
Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer
4243
Special Feature
In This "Week's
Clinton Community
Saes
ONE MAN'S HERD, OF
40 Durham Cattle
Also 10 Feeder Steers, 800
to 900 lbs., which will be
sold by the pound.
EVERY 111%, 'DAV
at 1.30p.m.
TERIVIS CA811
COREY, Sieles Manager
E. W. ELLIOIT Auctioneer
K W oaLQuIthuN. oft*.
e
ROXY THEATRE (Mon
Two Shows Nightly Wide Screen
NOW: Thursday, Friday & Saturday
"FRANCIS IN .THE HAUNTED HOUSE" '
''khe talking. mule has a cliffei-ent 'running mate but 'the pace of
the action never falters.
Mickey ROONEY -- Virginia WELLES OAVANAGH
,.-MOnday, Tuesday and_Wednesday
"THE STRATYON STORY"
Heartwarming story. of a big league bail player making his
comeback With courage and determination.
• JAMES STEWART -- JUNE ALLYSON Agnee Moorhead
'COMING: /
"RAWHIDE YEARS"
Tony Curtis -- Colleen, Miller
- „Arthur Kennedy
COMING: Nov. 8-9-10
"THE MAN WHO KNEW
TOO MUCH"
James Stewart - Doris Day
, Bernard Miles
Clearing
-AUCTION SALE
FARM STOCK, MACHINERY
AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
At lot 18 and 19, con; 3, Tuck-
ersmith Township, Two miles west
of Egnuindville on ,
Wednesday, Oct. 24
At 12.30 Noon Sharp
Cattle: 2 Jersey ....cows, carrying
second calf, bred June 5 -and, 104
spotted heifer,3 years old, due
Nov. 6; Holstein cow, -5 years old,
bred May 12; Holstein cow, 5- years
old, bred March 24; Holstein 'cow,
3 years o10,_ due time Of sale; Hol-
stein cow, 3 years old, bred June
7; Holstein cow, 3 years old, bred
May 18; 3 black -cows, fresh in
August' and rebred; Holstein and
Hereford, bred May 11; 9 Short-
horn Owe With •ealves at foot, from
350 to 400 lbs,, and rebred; 8
Durham and Hereford steers, 600
to 700 lbs.; • 1 -year-old white face
heifer; 15 spring calves; 2 calve,
1 month old.
Pies: 1 York sow,' with pigs at
foot. •
Implements: Fordsem major trac-
tor, • equipped with 3 -furrow plow
and cultivator; Ford tractor in A-1
condition; Ferguson mower, 7 -ft.
cut; pulley • for Ford tractor; 8 -
plate 14,ay disc; 3 -section drag
harrows; 4 sections diamond har-
rows; 16 -run disc fertilizer drill,
like eieVv; McCormick side rake,
on rubber, like new; 7 -ft. M.H.
binder, pea harvester and roller,
scuffler; 3 -drum steel roller; Litz
grain and corn grinder; like new;
120 -ft drive belt: modern rubber -
tired wagon, like new; - flat hay
rack; 2,000' lb. scales; feed cart;
bean puller; 1 set of breeching har-
ness, good; 2 -unit Surge milking
machine, 1 year old; 1 steel water
tank, new; milk pails and other
equipment; 1 electricbrooder and 4
shelters, new; bale lifter; barrels.;
feed troughs and boxes; chains;
forks and many other articles.
Household Effeets: Quantity; of
household effects, including cook
stove, tables, chairs, rockers, ches-
terfield and bedroom furolture,
No Reserve as Farm Is Sold.
TERMS—CASH
JAMES BLACK, Proprietor
HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer
E. I', CHESNEY, Clerk
,
., CARDS' OF THANKS
I would like to thank my many
friends who visited me and sent
eartis, treats, and flowers while I
was a patient in, Victoria Hospital
London.—DON ANDREW'S. 42-b
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kennedy
wish to thank theft friends and,
neighbours for the.kindness shown,
them in their recent sad be'reaYe- •
ments. 42-b
I vvish, to express,my sincere .
thanks to all my friends, neigh -
hours and relatives for their many
acts of kindness and sympathy ex-
tended during our recent sad ber-
eavement. Special thanks to Rev.
J. T. •White and Donald McNeil,
also Ball'aMutch Funeral Home.
--,F ERNE • KENNEDY A N D
CHILDREN. 42-b
We wish to thank our many
friends and neighbours who were
kind and helpful.in. so niany ways
at the time of our sad bereavement
of a dear brother and nephe*.—
PAULINE AND HARVEY KEN-
NEDY. 42 -p -
Steve an,c1rEya Welbanks would
like to tbank all their relatives,
friends and neighbours for their
kindnesses at the time of their sad
bereavement. Special thanks: to
Rev. J. T. White, Douglas Bali'
and William,Miktch. • 42-p
The t2inten Hospital Auxiliary
sincerely thank the merchants and
businessmen for their generous co-
operation, the Public Utilities
Commission for use of their office
and to Merrill Radia and Electric
for the use of their publicaddress
system for the 1956 Penny Sale
and Draw. 42-b
We would like to express our
appreciation and heartfelt thanks
for flowers; bards and many ex-
pressions of kindness shown us in
our recent sad bereavement in the
loss of a beloved 'son and grand-
son, especially we would say
thanks to Rev, J. T. White, Don
McNeil, and Ball and Mutch fun-
eral parlors for their kindness and
consideration. MR. AND MRS.
VICTOR KENNEDY. 42-p
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