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Accommodation for Rent Articles Wanted'
" dOX :A.PAV.TiViFNT, down
szAB?vA➢c�I� B]CY,OLE in good
etaim heated and furnished Phone condition for girl age six, Phone
HU 2.3: 29. 7,p HU 2-3365. TT b
i"am FURIVISI-�ED APART- Business Opportunities
orient, Self contasmed, ground floor.
1 e he HU 2-95Si. 7-.b OWN YOUR OWN' BUSINESS.
iN APARTground Contract 1.. G, Winter, Real Estate,
f1cror, hated it' of _ urn�ace, Ideal ugh Street; Clinton. Phone -
for couple, . Phone HU 2-9479 or Lon HU 2-6692 33 13 -tib
. 6%b CLOTHING FOR SAU
tiQUiSi; 1N KIPPEN TO RENT, I,71GI-IT GPJMN FORMAL, waltz-
wtth garage.A,11 modern conven-
iences, oil heated. Apply to Nor- length, size 10 to 12, worn twice.
ma Long, Kippen, 2-tfb• Phone HU 2-66'88. 7-b
2 POPJ A,L'S, RED AND GREEN,
7,7FiSTiRAfBQ +'F APARTMENT, gr-
ourid floor, , oil .furnace, 2 ,piece ankle length, size 14, in g
.ood con -
bath• and shower. ..Private ent- diti�on. Cao be seen at HU 2-6692
ranee. One `be.dromn, Day bed after 5 Am- 7�b
in living room. Garage if desired. CUSTOM WORK '
Huron Street near Shipley Street. .
_:Phone Goderieh .1197W if owner
Is not on premises. 7 -b
-:DOUBLE. OFT3,W, available .Mar-
-ch 1; Barber shop .available April
1; located on Albert Street, wash-
room facilities for both .offices.
.-Suitable for beauty. salon, offices,
• etc.. Phone Earl . R. Doucette,
...HU 2-3741. 7-t6b
..3 ROOM APARTMENT, heated,'
furnished, grounds floor, separate
entrance, electric frig. and stove
supplied, Apply 116 Elgin Ave„
West, Goderich, .phone 534. .7. lob
3 ROOM FURNISHED APART -
.:meant; partially heated, Washing
facilities, Available around Veb-
xuary 21. Phone HU 2-9504, ex-
--cept Fridays. 7-8-b
SMALL HOUSE,UNFURNISHED,
all conveniences, suitable for
couple, located on No, 4 Highway,
near R OAF Station. Phone Nor-
m Mamnin H 2-9270 '7-
FOR YOUR PLUMBING AND
Heating needs, call HU 2-9433•
Hawkins Hardware. 2-tfb
ATTENTION FARMERS! Spray -
ng. cattle for lice, white washing'
and cleaning barns. Phone Hub-
ert Cooper, Exeter, 599rJ3,
4 to 16-p
,AUTOMATIC SAW Sharpening.Saws retoothed, jointed and filed
for $1.25, Or just filed and set 75
cents. Automatic butcher knife
and scissor sharpener, scissors 15
cents, knives 10 cents. W. E.
"Dill!, Jervis, Fulton Street, 611n.
ton, Phone HU 2.9664. 35p-tfb
Employment Wanted
=FIBRIENCED FARM . MANA-
ger requires •+suitable employment
inany years' experience. Exxcellent
references. Reply to Collins, R.R,
n g U
p 1 Paincourt, Ontario.
5-6-7-8b
Accommodation Wanted FOR SALE
3 BEDROOM HOME WANTED, 1600 BALES choice mixed hay;
- RAT+.$„
No charge for, announcement& of $irthS,
Marrxaaes and Deaths
Articles for sale, rent, etc,, Card of Thanks, in
Memoriam, engagements 3c a word, minimum 75c,
Dox No, to this, office5c additional Repeat in-
sertions 2c .a word, mWinum .50c.
CASH DISCOUNT: % if paidby Saturday fol-
lowing last insertion. Hiking charge of ]Oc added
each time bill is sent,
Latest Time far ofiisertlons -- 12 noon Wedtesday.
Dint IRU 24844
Lest and found
SMAYEI? — to the premises of
Men�Wq Lobb, Lot 1f, Concessior.
16, Goderich Township, a I-Teref ore
calf, Owner phone RU 2-7580. 7s
Pet Stock
PUREBRED 'GERMAN Shepherd
puppies. Reasonably priced. J.
W. VanEgmorrd. Phone HU 2-92.311
7-tfi;
Poultry .For Sale
A NUMBER, OF DrKAL6 start-
ed pullets, vaccinated , for New -
'casae and bronchitis, ready -%x
Immediate delivery at 12 and 1d
4veeks of age. Price list on re-
quest. Discount .on large orders.
)Moore's .Poultry Farm, R.R. S.
�Seaforth, Ontario. Phone 647-3.
5-6,7-$b
500 PULLETS, 7 MONTHS OLD.
Phone Ted Sjaarda, RR 2, Bay-
field, HU 2-9882. —7-b
Salesmen Wanted
$18,000 IS NOT
TOO MUCH FOR THE
MAN WE WANT"
Because we pay our top men in
other cities from $14,000 to $24,000
in a year, this opening in the Clin
ton •area is worth just as much to
the right man. r.
rf you are between 45 and 65:.. .
can make, short •auto trips: -- can
call on small town rural and in-
dustrial -property owners I
hope to hear from you right away.
I would like to have you start
with us soon and stay for a long
time. All replies confidential.
PRESIDENT,
Dept. 52, Box 711, Fort Worth 1, .
Texas
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
for rent or lease, in Clinton. Ph- International 8% foot stiff spring IN TIM' ESTATE OF Agnes
one HU 2-7076. 7-p culitiv+a.tor on rubber, nearly new; Etelka Johnson, late ,of the flown
.3 BEDROOM COTTAGE, from three furrow Massey -Harris plow of Clinton in the County .of Huron,
Of in good condition; three section widow, deceased'.
Jul,, 1. to 21 in the vicinity o
Bayfield or Goderich. Phone HU 'diamond harrows; oat railer in A11 persons having claims again -
•.2 -9413. 7,p good condition; wagon: on rubber st the Estate of the above deceas-
_with grain box. • Phone William ed are required' to file the same
Articles for Sale Aikenhead, Hensall 681x5. 6-7-p with the undersigned Solicitor for
FEED BARLEY FOR SALE, $35 the said Estate ru or before the
OIL SPACE HEATER, COLE 24th day of . February, assets,
1958,
per ton, at the barn, Phone Clif- after which date the assets will be
man, large size, Phone HU faril Stewart, HU 2-9806. 7-8-p distributed amongst the parties
lauf 8; after. 6 p.m. t H. F. W �tb- entitled- thereto, having regard
HELP WANTED only to the claims of which notice
DON'T MISS COUNTER'S BIGI shall have been, given,
GIRL'S TO LEARN LAUNDt,Y
Store -Wide February Jewellery work. Contact Clinton Laundry Dated .at Clinton, Ontario, this
Sale, 20% off all goods: Rings, and Dry Cleaners. 2-tfb •5th ,day of February, A.D. 1958.
Watches, Silverware, China, etc. - E, R. MENZIES, Clinton, Ontario,
-Call often and save. 7-p FLECIIUC GUITAR and VIOLIN ..,.Solicitor for the said Estate.
FML OIL —Stove and Furnace player to complete a Western 6-7-8_b
Al -
Oil delivered anywhere. A. G.
group. If interested write to stating lary Sherwood, Centralia. stating .,
�rlgg and Son, phone HU 2-9411, experience. 5-6-7-+b MORTGAGE SA'r E
43=ttb OF FARM IN TOWNSIIIP OF
,GrENER01US TRADE-IN Allow- HELP WANTED --FEMALE HIBBERT
.&nee on your old TV on a Brand GIRL FOR PART-TIME WAIT- Under and ,by virtue of the
New 1958 RCA Television. T. A. powerscontained in a certain
less. Bartliffs Bakery Ltd. 6-7b mortgage, which will ' be produced
Dutton, Brucefield, phone Clinton _
HU 2-3,232. 36-tlib WOMAN FOR KITCHEN WORK, at "the time of sale, there wall be
YOUR OM WASHER. IS WORM some cooking. Full time employ- offered for sale by public auction
money when traded an anew m•ent. Apply in person to Pinger's axu Monday the 2.4th, day of Feb -
Restaurant, Main Corner, Clinton. ru'ary, 1958, at the hour of 2:30
Thor washer. T. A. Dutton's Ap- 4-6=b p.m., at Lot 29, Concession 8,
,liliance Store, Brucefield, Phone Township of Hibbert situate a:p-
Gtinton HU 2-3232. 46-tfb LIVESTOCK FOR SALE proximately 2 miles west of
PIONEER CHAIN SA Wil reduced Staffa, -by W. E. Nairn, Auction-
15%a. For the most dependable 1N�10 HOLS,TM HEIFERS, due ler, the fallowing property, nam -
pe Cly, Lot 29 in the eighth Lances=
saw at the lowest price/anywhere. in April. Six pigs, ready to weary, sion .of the Township of Hibbert,
•Contact Robert .Glen, Pioneer half Landrace. Phone HU 2-9808. containing approximately 100 ac-
Sales and Service. Phone ; HU 7-8-P res,
:2-99M, Clinton. 4-6-7-b 6 YOUNG SOWS due March 1, The said farm is situated on the
SEVERAL NEW, PATTERNS in bred Landrace. Contact John County road approximately 2
English Bone China Dinnerware, Shepherd, Lan:desboro, 1 mile sou- miles west of Staff& and 1 mile
including lovely "Cornflower". See th-east 3 miles from Londesboro: from school. There is said to be
it and others in our window and 7-p situate on the said lands anL-
get our law prices for fine china, shaped bank barn approximately
$0 x 36 x 40 x 20, good stabling,Counter's Jewellery. 7-p Livestock Wanted
doubl4eck hen house with. ac -
MAGIC MARKERS, Will write on ATTENTION FARMERS! Prompt, commodation for 800 fowl, cement
,anything, glass, wood, paper, etc. floors, and- .good roofs, brick
Dry immediately, Seven different courteous collection al all dead and house and kitchen, oil heated,
.colours, Good for disabled farm animals and hides.
poster work, Lail collect Ed. Andrews, 851.x13., bath, built-in cupboards, ,pressure
signs, etc, $1.10 each, refills, 50c. Seaforth. Associated with Darling system and hydro—abundance of
Clinton News -Record. 37-t,fb and Co, of Canada Ltd. 26-p-tfb 'water --2 wells and- spring creek
clay -loam soil, well drained. Good
MOTORS ANDGENERATORS OLD HORSES WANTED AT 31/ac fences.
rewound and repaired. Brushes, ib,, and dead cattle at value. If To�rms, -Ten percent (10%) of.
capacitors, switches, bearings; dead, phone at ante. GILBERT the purchase price to be paid at
small appliances repaired, Used
Sp
small MINK RAMC, -I, phone col- time of sale with balance to be
or reconditioned motors "for sale. lect, Goderich, 1483 J 4 or 1483 J1. 'paid ori closing an or before 1Vfar-
Art Lovett, Isaac Street at Dunlop. 52 to 27-tM ch 24th, 1958. Sale is subject to
Phone HU 2-6640. 44tflb reserve bid. Possession to be ar-
I & J TAYLOR 2 HOUR SAv Miscellaneous ranged,
near) new, size 25x27x46 inches,--- ---- For further particulars acid con -
earl n ,sizeCommunity. Credit Union. SHARPENING ALL KINDS OF ditions of sale apply to undersign-
Phone HU 2-9642. 7-b saws, cross=cut saws $1.00,, hand ed,
saws 60c; no charge for knives or Dated at Stratford this 4th day
TRADE IN YOUR OLD RAZOR scissors when saws are sharpened, of February 1958.
,on a new Bulova, $3 trade in Phone David Elliott, HU 2-9765,r1ND1RSON Et�iGiO
allowance at Anstett's, Clinton. 2totp DILIiS & MISINE'R VITZ '
'Use your trade in allowance as W%,TCI3 REPAIR IS A JOB F
down: payment, then pay $1 a Ol?4 Barristers, and Solioitors;
experts. Our work assures your 24 )Downie Street,
-week, 7' satisfaction. Counter's Jewellery. Stratford, Ontario
SILVERWAAnE HALF P=�CE Huron County's Oldest Establish- 6;7&-b
.SALE -•-- Heritage, Remembrance, ed Jewellery Store. 7-p.
Eternally Yours, Morning, Star, LET US RE1aAIR AND NiA1iEr l� [Tl'1`GN e�Alcu'
,Carnation, First Love. Anstett to new. OF CI•IOICE IIOLSrkEItN COWS
Jewellers, lab your
rings enewed an1d 'stones ,AND HE',IL+ MS .
FIARMEV's—Are you going to safely secured --don't take Chan' At Lot 14, -Don. 2 Stanley otivn,
awatll your •grain this year? If cos` Expert work done reasonably' ship, 1.11 ;miles west of Bruce-
to your satisfaction. Watch re -
so, better _ talk to me about get- :field`, on
pairs and Pearl restringing. W. ting &self-propelled swathe-. All TUESDAY, FEBRUARY '($
N. Counter. 7-p
•sizes, 8' up. Our early order dist' at 11.30. p.m.
cyouaits will please you. Please 40 head of high grade Holstein
phone collect morning noon or �.GT N 0 W Caws and Heifers, recently fresh,
evening for ap zn,tment. J. `tiri': retnainder due In February and
' L 15 S I H N U S E It arch. Several . registered.
2 9lgmand, CI ntozr.� Pltone7 D N `�' d bred. Holstein Heifers, recently
AVAILABLE REAL ESTATE Number young calves.
All cattle vaccinated,
'1R8Xt, ESTATE is Our BUSINESS, i%,G 5 RECORD CLUBY, Plan to attend this Sale of
eb errs I
`F&riYis, residential, intro a , Choice sial-, Cattle,
m
�urnrkiex cottages•. For dependable A".L11 you need is $385 in zmmody Sale will be held under cover.
.and capable service list your prop- !ate cash. Our plan is `backed by Temis, Caisli
erty with John Bosveld, Wellesley dealer aids and local promotions, VArcy ,1[f,athwrli & SOns
Street, Goderich, Photo 1108, gpend several of your leisure Proprietors .
We&new G o o r g e M40illfvray, hours each week, and Handsome Ita fold JACItson
'LuoknoW; J, McConnell, Seaforth, divldands are ,v0ars, •W'rlte today Auctioineer
50-tth Box 71 News-Weeord 7;.b 7�b
�Mperpgti
usYva
'In, Hallett On,
Tues., April. 22
lntry forms and lists of songs
have been sent out to the rural
schools of Hul'lett in preparation
for the Svventh Annual I-Iuliett
Music Festival, to be held Uonday
evening, April 21 and Tuesday,
April 22, Earle Terry, Supervisor
'A"Y THEATRE (finto
VIM _n
TW9 9Ws Nightly Wide Stream
NQW --- THURSDAX, N4''RTVAYX SA` 'Uiil?A
"FOR
WHOMTHE . ?
BEL� TOLLS9
Paramount re -issues one of the great xnovles of all time,
Ernest Hem ngwAy's best -sell nj' novel ooraes to vivid life
on the wide screed, Of today. 3(n Technicolor.
Gary Cooper -- (n8rid Der in -� Akim Tamhoft
BIRTHS of Music in, London will be Ad-
judicator. MONDAY , .TUOSIaA
FOR!>3ES �n Clinton Public Hos- This festival is jointly spans- ,
�pital, on, .Saturday, February 8, ored by the Hullett Federation of 46(�
1958, to Mr, and Mrs. Donald Agriculture, and the Londesboro S
:Forbes, RR 2. •, Clinton, a son Women's Institute,
(Paul Stevens). Music supervisors in Hullett are Highly dramatic expose of
k'1Obi1 • rt
'1A;7,N11�-.-In Clinton Pwblie, Miss Margaret �Ja'cksoni Mxs. Wil-
dig into the unsavory'
Hospital., on Thursday, Febru- li�am Kang, Mrs. Elaine MoDawell Van Johnson -- Ante`
ary 6, 1958, to LAC and Mrs. •a, and Mrs, Nora lVioffatt.
Jahn Fantalne, Clinton,. a
daughter. COrM�I NO;
MAIZE — In Alexandra Marine "The he DLICATL
and General Hospital, Goderich, AUBURN
on Tuesday, February 4, 1958, Jerry Lewis -- Martha
to Mr. acid Mrs, John Maize,
Auburn, a daughter. Mary 'Sanderson who has' been
M'LL�NE—•Sn Clinton Public H r- quite ill is improving.
os�li ursday,
tal, on Wednesday,February2, Donald H. Ross, Oakville, visit-
Paui Goddard, Son of Mr, and
Mrs. James ed .his mother, Mrs, Fred Ross Mrs. William; Goddard, who has
1958, to LAO an
Milne, RCAF Station Clinton a last Saturday.
son (James Daniel), Mrs'. J. Taylor is visiting her been a patient in the Sick Child=
daughter, Mrs. .Lloyd, Raithby, rens Hospital, London, has• re -
Hospital, on Wednesday, Feb- Mir, and Mrs. Robert . turned.
Owing to the epidemic of 'flu
ruary 12•, 1958, to ACI and Mrs, left last week for a holiday in there was no. school Friday and
John Minshall, Clinton, a son. Florida. there was no service in �an�y of
DEATHS The Ice Carnival which was the. churches Sunday due to the
related for last Friday night was 'flu ,and storm•.
BiT'11UF —At his home on Fred- po`s'tponed due to the storm. • Mr. and Mrs'. Fordyce Clark and
. erich. Street, Clinton, on wed- Mrs. Robert Arthur attended Mrs. Arthur Grange attended the
nosily, February 12, 195$, ed- the Open House for parents at capping .ceremony at Stratford
main Butler, • in his 57th year, Western University Saturday. General Hospital Saturday when
Resting Butler,.
the Ball and M year,
William Cory suffered a weak Miss, Elizabeth Grange and Miss
funeral home, High Street, Clin- spell Monday and,was, taken by Mary Clark received' their caps.
ton, until Friday morning, then ambutlance to Clinton Public Hos- Mrs, Alf Nesbit and Mrs. Ed
to Lagaceville, New Brunswick pital. Davis, leaders of the 4 H Ammet-
Mr. and Mrs, Donald Haines tes with ten girls of the club, at -
for fiunexal service. visited the lady's parents, Mr, and tended Achievement Day in Wing-
I1OLNIiES--In St, Joseph's Has- Mrs. Rathburn, Hillsburg on Th- ham Saturday. The girls demon-
pitaa, Brantford, on Friday, strated their project with Shirley
February 7, 1958, Miss' Margaret Brawn as commentator, Each of
Holmes, Brantford, formerly of ■ the girls received a silver spoon.
Clinton, Funeral on Monday, Fish and Game Knox Yiirited WA
February 10, from the Thorpe The Woman's ed W�ation of
,Brothers funeral, home, Brant- Knox United' res, Church met on Jaonf.
eumTord, to Mount Hope Mausal- w r uary 28, with the "Happy ITustl-
eum, Brantford, '=� ers'_' in charge of the program,
MA11R In Clinton Public Hospit- (lub : M Hews by Mrs. Lawrence- Plaetzer with
-al, on Tuesday, February 11, " ° Mrs. Norman Wightman at the .
1958, Dr. William Lewis Mair, .'oNa$RV0.��o�,: piano. The theme was "Another
in his 77th year. Resting at saot,A,�o Way"
the Ball and Mutch funeral Mrs. Harold Webster read Mat -
home, High Street; Clinton, (By Don Epps) thew 2:,1-12 and the, story was
where funeral service• will be read b Mrs. Tom Lawlor. Mrs.
held under the auspices of Clin- Some For est Fires --1951 William Seers o in prayer.
ton Lodge A.F. and A.M. No. For the, first time in many Mrs. Seers
Rodger showed
84, on Friday afternoon, Feb- years, smokers were NOT held re
ruary 14, commencing at . two coloured slides of Switzerland and
r`3' g sponsib3e for any of the 25 forest
o'clock, and interment in Clin- fires in the Cha leau district in Germany" and was thanked by
ton Cemetery. F Mrs. Robert Turner. The offer-
RAT�H ' — At' the Huron Count 1957. Lightning was responsible Ing was received by Mrs, William
Home,. on Friday, February 7, far most of the outbreaks which Dodd and Mrs. Ernest Durnin.
1958, John Albert Rath, former- burned 2,450 acres, Campers Mrs. James' Jackson played •a, pi-
ty of Belgrave, in his 86th year. caused eight and children playing ano instrumental. Mrs. Maurice
,Funeral from the Ball and Mut- with matches are said to have Bean presided for the business
ch funeral home, High Street, caused a fire which swept 14 ac- period..
Clinton, on Monday afternoon, res. Safetyeducation plus the . The association will buy drapes
Febru p for the newly built Sunday Sch-
a10, with temporary facti'that woods employees• da not ool room. They will also wash
entombmentusolulir the Clinton carry matches are credited with and paint. the Sunday School ro-
buriallate to - be followed with ,the smoker's good performance. oms after the old furnace is re-
burial later ih Dundalk Comet- moved.
cry. Attention Farmers . Lunch eras served by the group
WILTSE—•Suddenly, at the home Farmers: can assist greatly in in charge, and a social hour was
of his sisters, Misses Maude. and the mangement of wildlife by spent. The next meeting will
Elva Wiltse, on Thursday, Feb- planning woodlot cutting so as to be -in the charge of the "Loyal
ruary 6, 1958, John Harold Wil- increase cover for rabbits and oth- Hearts."
tse, in his 73rd year. Funeral er ground animals, Conservation
,from the Bail and MutCl fun- Officer R. M. Reid, Milton points
oral home, High Street, Clinton, . p .
to Clinton Cemetery, on Satur°- dut.
day afternoon, February 8; by In most areas, he says, foresters Tflt A(A 1T If .
the Rev. Grant Mills, recommend that timber he har- �ti wofue uMovs
20LENtAK—In Toronto, on Mon- vested by selecting out certain ouarow
day, February 1°0, 1958, Jean .NGIN,
kinds and classes, of trees as. they tt"'
Annette McIntyre, beloved wife :..
of John Zelenuik in her 29th
become marketable. Occasionally
year. Funeral from the Ball it is advisable to take out infer- �
for trees or to thin even -aged
;;< : r
and Mulch funeral home, High stands in improvement cuttings. '' '`"'' `` `X
Street, Clanton ,to Clinton Com- ;t;.,.::;:;,;:;..,..:
etery, on Thursday afternoon, Quite often; only a slight modifi- ' ,
February 13, commencing at cation of ordinary methods can TREMENDOUS CUTTING
two o'clock. mean much better wildlife man -
CARDS OF THANKS agement. For example, it has been SPEED!
a common practice in, the past to
THE FAMILY of the late Alex burn the slash from waodlot op- CLINTON
esO most
are the
trations. cutting, powerful
3. ' Inkley wish to thank friends „ ehainsaws even built --and they're
ind neighbours for flowers, cards It is good business to allow built to last! Ask for Free Dem -
end kindness shown at the time of cuttings. to rot down and enrich onstration,! ]Prices start at $183.50
:heir bereavement; special thanks the soil," Mr. Reid advises. "Bet- ,
;o Rev. D. J. Lane, the Ball and ter yet, they can be ,piled over DEWAR TALBOT
Vlutch funeral. home, and Branch the nearest stump to form. a year- RR 3, Bayfield --Ph. 5S1r5
L40 Canadian Legion. 7-p round cover for rabbits, quail, and
other animals.
Mr. and Mrs. Yrank Layton "Within woodlots, the preserva-
wish to thank all the friends who tion of hollow stubs is good man-
;ent gifts, flowers, and cards, on
-he occasion. of their , golden wed- agement for squirrels, raccoon and �e�EG lowers
ling anniversary. Also thanks to various birds. Where a hollow tree meg' °Fc
ill who helped in any way to make Is large -topped and shades- young o`
:his happy occasion such •a suc- growth, it can be girdled and al- ` Telegraphed.
:ess. 7-p lowed- to stand, M
"It will be a wildlife `apartment �re,woa� Anywhere
I wish to express deepest grati- house, for many years before "it
;ude to the neighbours, relatives finally rots away." ?
end friends who so kindly remem-
xered me with flowers, cards and True Story
risits while a patient in, Clinton Stealthily following a deer track
?ublie Hospital; also to Dr. Oakes, in light, snow, the hunter was
curses and staff of the hospital, quite indignant when. accosted by
—FRED iV1eCLY1VIONT, z7x a conservation Officer.
"May I see ,your licence?" ask- o
COOKE,
ed the officer.
REGISTERED HOLSTEIN "Haven't got time to dig it out,
I'm right up close to a deer. See F L O R I S T
DISPERSAL how fresh the, tracks are? the '
Friday, February 28th hurried hunter replied, Dial HJ 241012•—Clinton
"Licence please," aid the officer. B
at 1.00 p.m. Furiously the hunter searched
I Male --•- 38 Females for the licence. He found It.
selling at Quite in order.
8 "Darn it," he sputtered, "naw
BRAMPtbN SALES ARENA I'll have to run to catch up to the
deer."
Yf !1
ab 'ed the polite
"Sorry, sir r h e
h of B �',
North rani"
4 mtl
es Nb tbtl
P
Y1
bffieer, If you )lope to eateh -up GALBI
at Snelyrbve with that deer I'd suggest you
A Fully Accredited and Listed turn around and follow the tracks
the other way. You are back- RADIO — T E L E V I S I
Herd of high quality Holsteizis, raCl[!ng ill"
many Fresh and Springing. Business of embarrassed silence.
,Famc,as show bloodlines of, the
"Ca•rnaeres" families.
Owned by:
Elmer Carney
or oto h ,
Ge w O
(t.kt, d, � � nt'.
Ila�•ys varios Ltd,
Bares Consult4ats
4
POSTPONED
AUCTION SALE
The Auction Sal'e� of HOLSTEIN
ROWS tluit was to ]-cath been Bolds
>L'eaosdtny, lE'ekiruary 11, in lficinsatl
Sales, Barb , vuili bo held .
Saturday, FL's rwaary i5
at 1.86 lY.iiir,
1�Ittat^bId J`APIcsolr;' Ailetiotidof 76
A N� W9DN�SD,t 'V
1 jb'�
the scandal magazines which
P of luckless celebrities,
Blyth -- Stew Cochran
DELINQUENT"
Hyera.- -Darren Weeavin
PARK THEATRE
GQDERICH
Vow Playing:
JERRY IXWI,S as
"THE DELICATE
DELINQUENT"
with: Martha, Hyer
MONDAY, TUESDAY
and WEDNESDAY
`The Admirable
Crid.ton7'
by J. M. ]Barrie ---
'roduced in Technicolor: they liv.
t'le lilting. story
of
impeccable
d and
a�aster of a groin- of castaways.
Kenneth More -- Diane Cilento
and Cecil Parker
THURSDAY, FRIDAY
and SATURDAY
Fred macmurray -- Janice Rule
and Jreff Hunter
Universal Super Western drama
racked with fast-moving action
and played against picturesque
baekgraunds.
"Gu. a For a
, Coward"
In Cinemascope and Color
:orni ng• --Feb. 27th:
"THE SCEPTRE'' AND THE
MACE"
L superb Technicolor presentation
of the Royal Visit
Clinton Community
Farmers
AUCTION SAGES
EVERY FRIDAY
at 1.30 p.m.
TERMS CASH
J. COREY, Sales Manager
BOB McNAIR, Auctioneer
R. W. COLQUHOUN', Clerk
Fun if
By Tender
ESTABLISHED PICNIC
GROUNDS and
DANCING PAVILION
With Booth.
(Known .tis Jowett•'s Grove
and Dayfleld Pavillon)
,VINO QUARTERS PROVIDED
FOR LESSEE.
Potential Unlimited for
all Enterprising Person
or Couple.
For Frill Particulars, Contact:
A. GABON,
)Phone HU 2-'7064
Tender closes February 28, 1958
6.7-b
FAITH
ON HI -FIDELITY
Your SERVICE Dealer
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