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Clinton News-Record, 1956-10-25, Page 5-T URSDA. ', "t C'l aHER 25, 1956 LIS (=TON Nnws.anam rAcm P/1714 NEWS -RECORD NT Accommodation For 'tent ROU$> TO 'SMALL L 3 RO02-9546. "rent. Phone HU .954 ... 42A SMALL HOUSE, THREE; ROOMS, partly tarnished. Phone nu 2-3822, -'" 43-p FOUR • ROOM UNFURNISHED apartment. Phone HU 2-3882 'af- ter 6 p.m, 43"p POUR ROOM APARTMENT IN Seaforth, with modern kitchen and bath. Phone Seaforth 841r2/ 39tfb' li'U'RNISRED A P A R T`M E .N T, share bath. One mile West and three quarter mile north of Clin- ton. Apply Lorne Tyndall, phone HU 2-9904. 43-4-b 1 _" FOUR -ROOM DUPLEX, Unfur- nished, including, full bathroom, space heater. Phone Clinton HU. 2-3807. 43b THREE ROOM APAiRTMENT,. heated and furnished. Available now. Central location. Phone 131U 2-9005.. 43-p 3 ROOM APARTMENT available now; suitable-fortwo, furnished, heated, frig., and laundry. nine HU' 2-9483. • 42 p FOUR ROOM Ap'A•%L'T'MENT, up - 'stairs, self-contained. Furnished • and heated, Mrs, Radford at ; Phone HU 2-3483 43-b ] IWO ROOM Al AR'PIVIFJNT, shit- .:able for couple, furnisriea, tieatea, :share bath. Close to RCAF Seat - lion. Phone HU 2-7574. 43-p. C'tJ SY AND WARM, TWO ROOM apertment, furnished. Second floor. Rent reasonable. Mrs. Norman . Carter. Phone. HU 2-6650. • 424-p IVURNIS t APARTMENT, heat - Led, private entrance, ba'Lh, use of }laundry. Suitable- for couple.; ' Available November 1. Phone HU =2-9459: 43-p 'OUR ROOM APART ENT, fur- 1 ut finished or unfurnished, , all conven- 'iences. Apply to II. 'Weymouth, • •over Counter's Jewellery Store.af- , "ter 6.00 p.m: 43-p `'UNFURNISHED HEATED apart - "anent on main floor: Living room;' ..bedroom, kitchen, bath, self ton- '+tained. Available now, ;phone L., :catkin, HeI 2-7057. 43-4-p l ARM HOUSE TO RENT, 1%. emiles from Seaforth. Modern ,con- 'veniences. Suitable for two apart rrnents. Rent: $20 per month. Box `380, Clinton News -Record. 38-tfb `1WO ROOM, FURNISHED apart- :'event, with garage in private home. Built-in sink and clipboards; refrig- •erator and stove,, soft ,water hid :Steam heated. Suitable for couple. Phone HU 2-9642, during day, and SIU 2-9357, evenings. 43-b UNFURNISHED THREE ROOM apartment, ground floor, self con - lamed, in modern hoitie. Heated by oil furnace. Laundry in base - anent. Ideal for couple. Phone 2-9634 or HU 2-9479• after 6. 3&+tfb.` 'Accommodation Wanted ;EMPTY BARN, FOR. STORAGE of farm machinery. In Clinton dis- trict. Apply to Pere Riley, phone -HU 2.-3331. • 43-b Articles For Sale :.1.5 CU. FT. DEEP FREEZE, ' "Woods," .•Jim ' Graham, High •street. Phone HU 2-9597. 43-p SCOFFIEIJD WASHING machine, good repair. Phone HU 2-9667. 43-b CHAIN SAWS. TWO new •snodels, H,C,- and 3.A. to choose from. Also -2exceptionally good 'buys in used `saws, Robert Glen, Q.E.L. Saws, Clinton, Hle 2-9909. 43 to 46-p 'COUNTER'S—JEWELLERY Store :have just received new fall creat: ions in. Diamond Rings. Special low prices to give you the best val ine ever. See them today. W. N. Counter--Jeweller: • 43-p TV FLIT 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 Articles Wanted "USED GO-CART, IN GOOF Con- clition. Phone HU. 2-9496, , 43p BABY PLAYPEN AND HIGH - chair, must be in good condition. Phone HU 2-9341, 43-b Automobiles For Sale 1951 PONTIAC SEDAN Delivery, an good running order. Low mile- age. Phone HU 2-9512, 424-p 11950 ANGLIA( (1 1'GLISIT FORD) in amazing condition. Black, Red and cream leather epholstei ,,. Heater: Five good tires. Meehan& ac'dream car. Weald sell. for $2b0. • Phone HU 2-3844. 43-b BABY SITTING RELIABLE MOTHER will baby sit by the day or lidurly. Reason- able rates. Phone•I4U, 2-9165. 37-tfb CLOTHING TOR 'SALE 1VfAN'S E1, TOPCOS,T, ALC) "winter overcoat, both size 40, brown-. Practically neva. Phone BU 2.7014. q3,p °GIRL'S.. litutEyl?II CE'' 1V(>XNTER, Outfit, size 3x. Dark green With grey fur trite. 1;xcellerit"eonditio( . Phone llU, 2.5580, 43b BOY'S SPc RTCCOAX,lv'AVY blue 'With fleck, site• 14 excellent eondiy noon, :TelephOne,lithter;.29444. r48 -x FOR- QUICK RESULTS. Business Opportunities 'OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS. Contact L. G. Winter, Real Estate, High Street; .Clinton, Phone Clin- ton HU 42.6692. 13-tfb Drover and Trucking r Business Fo_ Sale The Drover and Trucking 'Busi- ness of the late Edmund C. Pol- lard of Blyth, must., be sold eo com- plete administration of- his ,Estate.: Included are ,three trucks: The late Mr, Pollard had Class "C", and "F.S,", P.C,V, 'licenses, Also offered for sale is the warehouse and storage yard in Blyth, For further•information, contact Donnelly & Donnelly, Goderich, Ontario, Solicitors for the person- al representative. h2 -3-b CUSTOM WORK SANITARY SEWtt,GE, DISPOSAL ' Septic tanks, Cess Pools; etc„ pumped and cleaned with Senitazty equipment All work guaranteed, E timates given without obliga- tion.- Louis Blake, RR No. ' 2, Brussels, phone 42r6, 39 to 49-p. Farm Produce For. Sale ,000 BUSHEL ' GOOD SOLID urhips, P, Westerhout, phone ilU 2-9812. d •43-p UANT1TY OF SPY APPLES OF different grades, Please bring con- tainers to farm, • Fraser Sterling, 2 melte west of Middleton's church on Bayfield Road, ' % mile north. • 43-b For Sale or Rent BRICK HOUSE, FURNISHED, seven rooms, all conveniences, _half a garage, for ' rent. Phone Bay- field 53r2. 41-tfb GOOD .INSUL BRICK, 6 roomed House, New furnace, garage, on Ontario Street, near schools. Avail- able November 1st, Norman L. Carter, - 43-4-p Furniture -For -Sale WINE DAVENte ALSO WINE rug 9' tc 7', complete with felt un- derpad. Phone HU 2-3879. 43-p Help Wanted—Female HOUSEKEEPER FOR BUSINESS couple. All modern - appliances. Apply Shapiro's Ladies' Wear, ,28 Downie•• Street, Stratford: 43-b FEMALE HELP WANTED -For clean factory work. Steady em- ployment. Applyin person to Par -Knit Hosiery, ;Albert Street, Canton. ' 42-tfb Help Wanted -Male APPLICATIONS FOR Caretaker of Township Hall. • Salary '$10 per month. Applications to be in hands of clerk by October 31, 1956. Fred Watson, Clerk, Township of Stan- ley. 42-3-b Unusual Opportunity HAVE EXCELLENT OPENINGS 'FOR MEN RESIDENT^ IN Stephen, Usborne, Hay, Stanley, Tuckersmith, McKillop Townships. of Huron County,, Must "be well-known and highly regarded with sales experience. Must have some agricultural back- ground: ' Car necessary. On this lob you can he home nights. Prefer man who is semi -retired or one who could devote full-time. Repeat business makes this posi- tion a life time occupation. Excellent opportunity for ad- vancement in company for those who are' aggressive. Apply in confidence to: Mr. E. McLachlan, Vice -President, NA-CHURS PLANT FOOD CO. LIMITED LONDON, ONTARIO 43-44-b Livestock Wanted OLD HORSES WANTED AT• 3%c lb., and dead cattle at value. If dead, phone at ' once, GILBERT EROS, MINK RANCH, phone col- lect 14833 4 or 148$ J 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 Livestock For Sale 30 WEINER PIGS FOR. SALE. Ted Sjaarda, RR 2, Bayfield, phone HU 2-9882. 43-b GOOD RELIABLE GREY MARE, 7 years old, about 1,600 lbs, Harold Yeo; RR 3, Clinton. 43n Miscellaneous ART SUPPLIES (Winger New- ton); religious goods,`- pictures, picture framing, photographs for all oe aaibns. Ma:eLaren's Studios, Clinton aitd' Goderich; at Clinton, Tuesday' An:d Thursday, 1, 30 to 7- p m PhOne C'iinton HU. 2-9401. i 29-tfb LEST' US ItEPAt1% At`11 MAKE your rings arid jewellery like new. Diamond rings renewed and stories safely_ aeCtired--dont take ohan- cos. Expert work done reasonably to your satisfaction. Watch re- pairs and Pearl restringing. W. 1 . counter, 43-p ,HAVE YOU TRIED EVERY IMAGINABLE REMEDY to cera yoii.r Ii heuniatiit'allinents, poor blood circulation.,long•lasting colds With lee Y 8; I' eatist rri . resent? Why not try the ,• W.LL.. w W � � AS' Writes ti, Postai' tent 508 (Gotlerlch, .Ontario:... • 43.4{54.p No charge for announcements of Births, Marriages' and Deaths Articles for sale, Fent, ,ete.,, Carel of Thanks, in Memoriam,. engagements, •3e a word, nianinimn 75e. Box No, ee this office 7.50 additional, Repeat in:- sections. 2c a word, minimum 50e, GASH DI$OOTJNT: 1% if paid by Saturday fol* ' lowing last insertion. Billing charge of 100 addeti each time bill' is sent, Latest Time ,for Inse;rtlens--., 12 `noon Weenestiay BIRTHS. BRANDON In Clinton Public ,Hospital, on Saturday, October 20, 1956, to Mr,.'and Mrs, Glenn Brandon, Bayfield, a daughter, FXSiHER—In Clinton Public Hos- pital, on Saturday, October 20, 1956, to Mr. and Mrs, Herman Fisher. RR .2, Clinton, a daugh- ter, GRA''.. In St. Joseph's. Hospital, London, on Saturday, • October 20, 1.956, .to Mr' and Mrs. Donald Gray (nee Joyce Hawkins),- Lon- don, a son, (Donald Hugh), HODGES—In Clinton Public Hos- pital, on Thursday, October 18,. 1956, to Sgt. and Mrs. Hubert Hodges, Clinton, a daughter, LAWSON In St. .Joseph's Hospi- tal, London, on Wednesday, Oc- tob. er 17, 1956',- te, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Lawson (nee Marie Gild - don, ld-don, R.N.), a son (Brian Doug- las), a brother for Lynn. MacF,ARLANE --- In University Hospital, Edmonton, Alberta, 'on. October 12,, to James and Cora MacFarlane, a daughter, Grand- daughter foe Mr. and Mrs, Har vey Taylor, Brucefield, Ontario,. OX_BOEROW —In Clinton Public Hospital, on . Monday, October 22, 1956, to .'LAC and Mrs, Ter- - ranee Oxborrow, Clinton, a son,. POORTERFIELD In .Clinton Pelee lie Hospital; op Thursday, Octo- ber 18,-1956, to Sgt.. and Mrs,- J. S. P.oilterfieid, Clinton, a ,son. WAKEIFORD — In Clinton Public • Hospital; • on. Monday, October 22, 1956, to LAC and Mrs, Mal- colm Wakefield, RR, 5, Clinton, a daughter. WOODS—In Clinton Public Hos- pital, on Thursday, October 18, 1956, to LAC and Mrs. Norman Woods, ..Clinton, a 'daughter. MISCELLANEOUS HUGE PAINT CLEARANCE SALE AT Ball & MVlutch • Entire Stock of: ... • SUPER KEM TONE . • KEM GLO ENAMEL • S.W.P. Exterior Paints • ENAMELOID For Real Savings This Fall See Our. Large .Adv. (Sale Now On) 42-3-b Poultry For Sale 85 PUTT Ar,,TS, STARTED TO LAY, Apply James Boyle, RR 3, Clinton. 43p 150 PULLETS, RHODE ISLAND Red X Barred Rocks. $1.75 each. Five months old: C. Buruma, phone. Clinton HU 2-3287. 43-p TURKEYS AVAILABLE anytime. New York dressed or oven ready. 10 to' 25 lbs. Phone HU 2-3290. William Jenkins, Base Line, Clin- ton. 42-3-4-p LAEEIVIEW ARBOR ACRE S White Rocks and Leghorn. X White Rock pullets. Ready -to -lay, at $2.25 The Lakeyiew Hatchery Ltd., of Exeter, 'Phone No: 7. , Property For Sale �- BRICK DUPLEX. ALL ONE fl5or, each side contains 2 bed- rooms, living room, modern kitch- en and bath, full basement. Heat- ed by oil furnaces:. Ideal invest- ment. HU 2-7057. L. Betide. 43-4-p Salesmen Wanted THE SELLING FIELD pays most. Want to become a member gf a progressive company and make big money right from the begin- ning? Interesting openings. in your surroundings. FAMILEX, Dept. D, Station •C, Montreal. e. 43-•b WANTED: RELIABLE MAN AS Dealer in Huron County. Exper- ience not necessary. A fine op- portunity to step -into old profit- able business where Rawleigh Pro- ducts have been sold for years. Big. profits. Products furnished on credit. Write Rawleigh's,, Dept. J-169-163, Montreal, P.Q: 43'b STOVES FOR SALE RANGEfI'1"E,, "ACME" IN GOOD condition. Pane HU 2-9394. 43`b' McCLARY RANGETTE, like new. Reasonable. Also gas stove, cheap. Phone, HU, 2-7024. ,• 43b WOOD FOR SALE HARDWOOD, $6 A LOAD (more than a 'cord). Phone HU 2-9231 at mealtimes or in evening, : 41 -tib HARDWOOD FOR SALE, CUT and ,haul yourself.: $2 a cord. • L. G, Winter, Clinton, Phone IIU 2-6692. _ 42.3.h ASHTON' S TAXI Operated by Olin' ASHTON' DAY o'r NIGHT CALL O3 • DEATHS , k7LI>tIOTT — In, Scott MYieniorial Hospital, Seaforth, - on Friday, October 19, 1.956, Lillian Mor, rison*, beloved wife of Morton E1'l art, Stanley Township, in her 75th, year, • Funeral I rein the Whitney funeral home Sea,' forth, to Bayfield Cemetery, by the Rev, W, S, Quterbridge, .ori' Monday afternoon, October 22. LUKE, --In South Huron Hospiir tal, Exeter, on Friday afternoon, October 19, 1956, -Miss Gladys • Luker, -Hensel', daughter- of the late Mr. and Mrs, William Luk- er, in her 48th year. Funeral " froom the Bonthron funeral chap- ele Hensall! to Bayfield Came- ,-,etery, by the Rev. C. D, Daniel, on Monday afternoon, October 22. STOTESBURY — A.t St, Catherines General Hospital, on Monday, October 15, 1956, Rev. Francis Graham Stotesbury, beloved hus- band of Lottie McCulloch and father of Paul, Stayner; Rev, Earl Stotesbury, Grenfell, Sask,; Victor, Drurnbo; Douglas, Max- well and brother of Mrs. Arthur Woad and Mrs, Grace :Correll, Toronto; in his 72nd year, Rest- ed at the J. W. Buck and Son funeral home, ' Beamsvilie, till •Thursday afternoon,• thence to ''Trinity United Church for ser- vice at 3'`o'cloe.k. Interment in OStayner Cemetery, Friday after- noon. SWEIGARD In Clinton, on Tues- day, October 23, 1956, Stephen Douglas Sweigard, beloved eon of Pastor and Mrs, le. L. Sweig- ard, age 38 days. Rested at the Ball and Mulch funeral home, High Street, Clinton,- until Wed- nesday afternoon, October 24, when.service was held from the Pentecostal > church, Victoria Street,.- Clinton, by the Rev. H. T. Kendrick, Exeter, to Clinton Cemetery. WELBANKS -- Suddenly in Lon- don, 'on- Thursday, October 18, 1956, Charles Stephen Welbanks, ,beloved .husband of Eva Ken- nedy, Londesboro, in his 38th • year. Funeral .from the Ball and Murch funeral home, High Street, Clinten, to Clinton Cem- etery, on Sundey afternoon, Oc- tober 21, by the Rev. J. T, White, L' on'desboro. United Chur- ch, NOTICE TO CREDITORS All persons having claims against the Estate of Jamee McNeil, late of 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, • 33 Montreal Street,, r Goderich, Ontario. Solicitors fol the Estate. 41-2-3-b REAL ESTATE K. W.:Colquhoun Real Estate Broker 2 4 8 YEARS OLD—Large beautiful , 'living room with 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., * 5 .ROOM COTTAGE -- Complete with bath—immediate possess- ion—also,with this property, 4 building ' lots, Possession of this property can' lie 1arranged ;for as low as $1,250.00. ". * ROOM -2 storey brick, 3 bed- rooms and bath il» and den, large kitchen living room and summer kitchen down. '80 foot • frontage and approximately 250 depth. Small barn; close to both schools, woilld pe suit- able for growing family look- ing for a larger house. Insurance and Real Estate PHONE H,U. 2-9747 Royal Bank Building Clinton, Ontario -.FOR SALE SOLID BRICK dwelling with three self-contained apartments. Oil heating (new). Good location.. Price, $11,000; $2,000, down, terms, 11/2 STOREY .SOLID BRICK =-- /- room dwelling. Modern conven- fences. Located near schools. Barn 20'.x30. Early possession. GENERAL STORE with Post Of- fice. Solid brick building 20x72. Located in prosperous farming distri`et on Highway 4. Fully equipped. HOME FLITS INCOME—Contain- ing 2 self contained apartments With 2 bedrooms, living room; modern kitchen with dining Space; bath, oil heated; Ideated , neat schools. Early possession. IN VILLAGE Or LONDESBORO: 114 storey '1 room dwelling. Hydra "water, 1/ acre land, Im- mediate possession., Pride $4,000.00. CHOICE BUILDING 'LOT;' 60' x 100', located On Highway 8, near schools. " Apply to HeW C. LAWSON AWS N O Complete -insura'ice Service' Real Estate .—. lnveatri'ient3 'Bank of Montreal btrliding PHONES OfficeLIW2-9644 TON 0$/sm OZ -97 7 HOW ROUT THAT '�H IS. • , .NEWSPAPER DEDICATED TO REPORTING . THE . NEWS :AND EVE A NTS AS HONESTLY STLY AS IT SEES District Chamber of Commerce and. Clinton News -Record by Ralph Tee, Drawn Especially .for 'Clinton and Clinton News -Record OFFICIAL.,NEWSPAPER A NE .ESSITY .-- ; r ... • NEWSPAPER SERV - E..S AS.AN EXTRA SALESMAN N. ALL THE' . SURROUNDING S..O T ,RES WITH A HEARTY HELPING HAND. PARK THEATRE" GODERICH Now: 'BACKLASH" • Adult Entertainment 0' In Technicolor with Richard Widmark and Donna Reed, MONDAY, —TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY "There's Always Tomorrow' Bernard Sehoenfield's new and or- iginal screenplay givesan. interest- ing twist to the infernal triangle in a story of rekindled love. Barbara Stanwyck -- ,Fred MacMurray,and Joan Bennett THURSDAY"- FRIDAY and SATURDAY In Technicolor & Vistavision B'ING CROSBY with Donald O'Connor - Mitzi Gaynor and Jeiuimaire From Cole Porter comes a. bright and zestful musical with as much talent as you'll ever see in one cast "ANYTHING GOES" Coming: Steve Allen in "THE BENNY GOODMAN STORY:" -- Technicolor NOTICE -TO CREDITORS B IN THE ESTATE of Elmer 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 1st day of November, AD. 1956, after which 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, AD. 1956. E. BEECHER MENZIES, Clinton, Ontario, Solicitor for the said Estate. 41!-2-3-:b NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE OF Harry, Leslie Henry, late of the Town of Clinton in the County. of Huron, Accountant, 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 10th day. of November, A,D. 1956, alter which date the assets will be distributed amongst the- parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which notice shall have been given. DATED at Clinton, this 23rd day of October, A.D. 1956. E. B. • MENZIES, Clinton, Ontario, Solicitor for the said Estate. 43-4-5-b AUCTION SALE OF MILKING COWS AND FEEDER CATTLE • To be held at. Lot 14, Con. 2, Stan- ley Township, 1% miles west of Brucefield on.. Friday, November 2, at 1.00 p.m. • 30 head of Holstein, claws and heifers; several fresh, others due time of sale, also in November' and December; a. few good Durham X Hereford cows; 15 head of open Holstein heifers, some registered; all vaccinated; 15'head of Stock. er heifers. and steers; also, a• few young 'calves. PIGS: 20 York chunks. Plan to attend as this is a good offering of livestock, Sale will be held under cover Terms Cash D'Arey Rathwell and Sons, Proprietors 0 Daroltl. eaeltson, Auctioneer 43-4-b CommunityClinton Farmersl AUCTION SALES EVERY FRIDAY at 130 'p.m. ",rERllds GASH l' CO> yt Shea Manager E. W. ELLIOTT,Auctioneer K. W. COLOUHOUN, Clerk ROXY THEATRE. Clinton • Two Shows Nightly Wide Screen NOW: Thursday, Friday & Saturday "THE THE RAWHIDE YEARS" ... TECHNICOLO1 A movie that really moves; with a rugged river -boat gambler N at the 'centre of itsvigorous plot. TONY CURTIS -- COLLEEN MIL,,LER . ARTHUR KENNEDY Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday "THE ROSE TATTOO" (Adult Entertainment) She -dedicated her life to a lost love, clinging to•her memories. And then—a furious awakening and -a -dramatic climax. ANNA MAGNANI -- BURT LANCASTER -- MARISA PAVAN Coming: "TOY . TIGER" Jeff Chandler -- Laraine Day --%Tim Hovey GIFT of LOVE! From man to woman, from'heart to heart, a diam- ond speaks in ten- der terms of happi- ness and love. Such an import- ant gift as a dia- mond, should be chosen with spec- ial care. Take ' Tim& -To .Choose Your Diamond In Privacy— Phone Collect for an Evening Appointment . TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED • Anstett Jewellers • , CLINTON (Phone HU. 2-9525) and WALKERTON Expert Watch Repairs and Engraving BULOVA — CYMA and GRUEN WATCHES - BLUE RIVER and BLUE BIRD DIAMONDS SPODE DINNERWARE IN MEMORIAM. ANDREW; --In loving memory of our beloved daughter and sister Katherine Ann Andrews, who passed away ' two years ago October 27th, 1954 in her 3rd year: "We 'lived in hope, and prayed in vain, That she would soon be well again; But God looked down and He knew best, Then , took her to eternal rest." —Too dearly loved to ever be for- gotten by Mommy, Daddy and Marie and . Lyn. 43_2 CLEARING AUCTION SALE Of FARM STOCK, IMPLEMENTS anti FEED of the Estate of the late Donald R. Kennedy, at lot No. 24, ' Hullett Township, 11/ miles south of Lon- desboro and %z mile east of No. 4 , Highway, or 5 miles north of Clinton on Wednesday, November T at1pan: ' Ce i-1u.E-40 head Registered Polled Hereford cow 6 yrs. old' milking, bred again; registered Polled Hereford cow 4 yrs, old, milking, bred again; 2 registered Polled Hereford calves; Durham cow, 9 yrs. old, due November 12; Hereford cow, 8 yrs. old, due Nov- ember 26; 2 Durham cows, 4 yrs, old, milking, bred again; Durham cow,p5 yrs. old milking, bred again; Durham "cow, 6 yrs. old milking bred again; Durham X Herefore cow, 6 yrs., old, milking, bred again; Durham cow; 7 yrs. old milking, bred dgain; black cow, 7 yrs, old, milking, bred again; Dur- ham heifer, milking, bred again; D' irham heifer in calf; 19 head of Hereford x Durham yearling steers and heifers; 6 Hereford calves. PIGS—Yorksire sow, due time of sale; Yorkshire. sow; 11 pigs, 8 weeks old; 21. pigs approx. 140 lbs. 140 lbs. Poultry, etc.' 100 Red Rocks hens,' 1 yr. old, laying; 100 Red Rock pullets, laying; electric brooder (500 -chick • cap,); oil, brooder (300 - chick cap.). Implehents:„ M.H, Standard 102 Junior tractor with lights, starter and pulley (tires nearly new); MH two -furrow widebottom tractor plow; Ford tractor; Dearborn trac- tor plow; rubber tire wagon; flat rack; International arower, 6 ft. cut; International cream separat- or' (nearly new); galvanized water' trough; logging chain, forks, k , shay• els and numerous other articles. reed: Approx. 2,006. bus. of mix- ed grain; approx. 1,000 bales of hay; quantity of loose hay. Terms dash Ed 'lroungblutt, Victor Kennedy, Administrators of the Estate Edward W Elliott, Auctioneer 43'4-b w McOLINCHEY In loving memory of a dear husband and father, .William McClinchey, who pass- ed away, October 25, 1945— ”"Out of this world of suffering Into a gardenofrest God's garden must be beautiful For He' only takes the best." —Sadly missed by wife, daugh- ters and grandson, John R. Cook. n - 43-b COLCLOUGH--in loving memory of a dear wife and mother, Mrs, William J. Colclough, who pass- ed away `October 27, 1947: "Please' God, when I am lonely and wonder why she's gcshe Forgive me for my heartache and help me carry on What peaceful hours we once ,en- joyed How sweet their meTnory still But they have left an aching void The world can never fill." • —Ever remembered by husband and father,' sons and daughter. - 43-p • AS.HTON Lf- loving memory.: of our dear motheij Lillian Ashton, who passed away suddenly three years ago October 25th, 1953: ' "She bade no one a last farewell, She said goodbye to none. The heavenly gates were open wide, A loving voice said "Come." The blew was great, the shock severe,. We little thought her death so near. Only those who have lost can'tell, The sorrow of parting without farewell." ----Always remembered by her ram= ily. 43-b NEWMAN-Iti loving memory of a deem' husband, father and grand -father, Frederick D. New- man, whe'"bassed away two years • ago, October 25: awe little krieer when We woke, that morn The sorrow the day would bring, For the call was asudden, the shock severe To part wth one we loved so dear, Sometimes it's hard to understand Why some things have to be But in His wisdom GO • has plan- tied Beyond Our power to see. God gave us 'strength to 'fight it, And courage to bear the blow ut what it Meant to lose him No one will ever know. —Sadly missed and ever remelt, beg . by lits wife, children arld grand -children. - 431i l,.