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° CON IORTABLE ROOM for two, S,TU1?f0 COUCH, wine colt
-with or without :board, .Phone good conditibn, Apply to B(
II'[J '2-9510- ,8-p No. 800, Clinton News -Record. 8
• CiMAN APA[Ra7VLENT, ground. F1�S—Are you going `
floor, heated .by oil furnace. Ideal swath your .grain this year?
for couple. Phone HU 2-9479 or so, better talk td me about gg
6tfbting a self-propelled swather. A
— sizes, 8' up. Our .early order di
HOUSE IN HiPPEN TO RENT, counts will please you. P1.4
Eth garage. All modern con phone collect morning noon
ces, oil heated;" Apply to Nbr� evening forappointment, Long, K%en. 2-tfb VanEgmond, Clinton-. Phone H
2-9231. 7 -td
D'OUBIX 61 -FIM, available .Mar.
--Zii 1; Barber shop available April, Articles Wanted
] located on Albert Street, wash- _ -
room' facilities for both offices, WOULD LZ TO BUY ' a din
Suitable for beauty•salon, offices, after
-etc. Phone' Earl R. Doucette,
,vette buffet. HU 2 -BU
H Ti 2-'9741, 7-ttb P -m. 8.
'fb ALL HOUSE, .partly furnished, WI1_L BUY old Canadian coin,
ar. aji able now. phone HU 2-3228 Send list of dates to: J.' A, Boucll,
after six pm. 8-b ev, 7151/2 Adelaide Street, London
THRIEEE ROOM heated furnished Ontario. 819-
apartment. Central location. Av- WANTED! W1MTE EGGS, wi
a lable March 2. Phone HU- 2- pay premium, picked up at you
X005. 8-p door. Contact Canada Packer
` TWO UNFURNISHED APART- Limited, Clinton, Ont. Phone H,1
•z'nents, 5 and 6 rooms. Heated. 2 9301 of ICU 2-9565. &9
,Separate,, bath and- hot waxer BOARD AND ROOM
tanks. Victoria Street, Seaforth,
Jahn Tremeer, Phone 258W. 82 ! R06M, or ROOM and BOAR]
t available now. Phone HU 2-9$9(
Articles For Sale s -
DON'T MISS COUNTER'S BIG Business Opportunities
Store -Wide February Jewellery
-Sale. 201010 off all goods: Rings, OWN YOUR OWN 13USMSE
Watches, Silverware, China, etc, Contact L, G. Winter, Real Estate
-Call often and save. 8-p f31gh Street, Clinton. Phone Min
ton HU 2-6692. 13.0
FUEL OIL - Stove and Furnace
'Oil delivered anywhere. A, G,
Grigg and Son, phone HU 2-9411.
43-tfb
'MAGIC .MARKERS. Will write on
anything, glass, wood„ paper, etc.
',Dry .immediately. Seven different
colours. Good for poster work,
:.signs, etc. $1.10 each, refills, 50c,
Clinton News -Record: ' 37•-tfb
-GENEROUS TRADE-IN Allow-
auce on your old TV on a Brand
New 1958 RCA Television. T. A.
.Dutton, Brucefield, phone Clinton
HU 2-3232. 36-tfb
'YOUR OLD WASHER IS WORT>Fi
money when traded ona new
Thor washer. T. A. Dutton',s Ap-
pliance Store, Brucefield. Phone
;Clinton HU 2-3232. 46-tfb
'MOTORS ANDA GENERATORS
rewound and repaired. Brushes,
capacitors, switches, bearings;
,small appliances repaired. Used
,or reconditioned motors for sale.
Art Levett, Isaac Street at Dunlop.
.-Phone HU 2-6640. 44t'fb
SEVVER,AT. NEW PATTERNS in
English Bone China Dinnerware,
including lovely "Cornflower". See
it and others in our window' sand
get our low prices for fine china.
• Counter's Jewellery, •8-p
MOBILE ROME, IN EXCEL -
lent condition. Fully furnished,
six sleeper. Extra cupboards and
drawers, added. 1956 model, 36
,Feet long. Parked adjacent to
Shell Service Station an Highway
.3, east end of Clinton. For fur-
ther information, phone Goderich
START A YEAR-ROUND BUS
iness! You can earn money th+
first day. Strictly your boss. Sel
daily necessities in: Centralia RC
AF Station, Clinton, Dashwoo(
Goderich, Grand Bend, Seaforth
and surroundings. All familie
are users of our many products
Write to Dept. JS—Familex-
1600 Delorimier, Station C, Mont
real, Que. 8-9-10-1
. CUSTOM WORK
FOR YOUR, PLUMBING ANI
Heating needs, call HU 2-9439
Hawkins Hardware. 2-ifh
ATTENTION FARMERS! Spray
ing cattle for lice, white washins,
and cleaning barns. Phone Hub
ert Cooper, Exeter, 599rJ3.
4 to 16-1
AUTOMATIC SAW Sharpening
Saws retoothed, jointed and file(
for $1,25. Or just filed and set 7;
cents. Automatic butcher knif(
and scissor sharpener, scissors if
cents, knives 7.0 cents. W. E
"Bill's Jervis, Fulton Street, Clin•
ton. Phone HU 2-9664, 35p -tri
4--
5A, IGAN OR PUiLLOVER, sw•
eaters and socks knitted by lads
with knitting' machine, Phon(
Mrs. W. Bakelaar, 123 Spencers
Street, Clinton, HU 2-3.482, 8-9-1
Farms For Sale.
LOTS 29 and 30 Concession 3
Township of Stanley, 200 acre,
with usual farm buildings. For
particulars see Bell & Laughton,
Barristers and Solicitors, Exeter.
flntarin R_a.ti n_r
344, Samis Motors. 8-9-10-p I
NOTICE
NOTICE. is' hereby given that the
Annual Meeting
of the Hay Township Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company
has been postponed to
Monday, :February 24
at 2.00 P.M. in the TOWN HALL, ZURICH
To receive the Annual Report; to elect one director to complete
the term of office .f William Baugh, agent, and three khirectors
to replace those whose term of office expires. The retiring
directors are Clarence Parke) Fred Haberer Sr., and Ezra Webb.
Clarence Parke, L3.gent, will not be eligible for re-election.
The Company expresses its sorrow in the loss of the late
Oscar Klopp, who served as a director for the !Company since
1918. Notice is hereby given that nominations will be called
for: for a, director to, complete the two years of his term of
office at the annual meeting.
HAYTOWNSHIP FARMERS' MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY
kEINHOLD MILLER RE6INALD BLACK
President Secretary
nro•e,'vw•mmmo
OWN A BUSINESS
WHICH:
• You can run even if now employed
0 Knows no slow season as product is needed
all year round
• Consists of servicing retail accounts
• Requires no selling or salesmanship
• Needs 'no previous experience as plan is
simple.
• Has been tested and accepted by the public
- If you have .ambition to rsn creed in a Business of ,your
own gnnd you Ibave, the financial hmmns 'to h rake a :$2,228.00
investmefnt that lias excellent. returns write IIs today.
FINANCIAL ASSISTANC'iCl AAVAILABIX
This is a bonafido business )nand only sincere applicants
need reply as territory is ,ready :for' establishment now!
Postcards cannnot be answered. We need; a, complete Tet-
ter ,about yourself including name, address, and phone plum-
ber, your ambitions, gout )experience and financial resources,
ADDUE SS INQUIRE,S TO:
THE HOUS11: Or, 'BRANDS (CANADA) LTD
42 CAMD> N S'I`RE10,
TOUONT'O .2U1 ONTARIO.
ATTk',NTIOX- It. WELSH
^" etA1r_•r.v.Y.1"otbTi1 R-7 A.�iL.:.h�l17?R`AT7y�`n. 4
e - RATES -
No charge for announcements of Births,
Marriages and Deaths
Articles for sale, rent, etc„ Card of Thanks, in
Memoriam, engagements, 3c a woad, minimum 75c,
Box No, to thhs office 15c additional, Reheat
in-
sertions '2c a word, minimum 50c,
CASH DISCOUNT: }/s if paid by Saturday fol-
lowing last insertion. Billing charge of 10c added
each time bill is sent,
Latest Time for Insertions :-- 12 noon Wednesday
Dial I;U 2-3844
- Smployment Wanted
r
X EXPERIENCED FARM MANA-
p -ger requires suitable employment
- .. any years' experience. Excellent
o references. Reply to, Collins, R.R.
I 1 Paincourt, Ontario.
5.6-7-8b
. ODD JOBS WANTED, by mar -
Tied man, houKy or by. day. Clean -
r ing straw 'shoveling, .or anything
considered. . Reasonable.. Phone
J HU ' 2-9319 of ter'' 6 P.M: 8,p
b' ;FARM PRODUCE FOR SALE
FEED BAITLEY' FOR SALE, $35
per- ton, at the barn. -Phone Clif-
ford, Stewart,' HU 2=980. 7-8-p
1,000 SQUARE BALES of mixed
hay, good quality. Bill Fother-
ingham, Phone HU 29196. 8-9-,p
HELP WANTED
GIRLS TO LEIARN LAUNDRY
1 work. Contact Clinton Laundry
and Dry Cleaners. 2-tfb
j GENERAL HANDYMAN', Steady
errip'loyment, Lorne Brown Mot-
ors Limited. 8-b
HELP WANTED --FEMALE
f
WOMEN—Make money at home
assembling our items,. Experience
y not necessary, Write, Mary Carol-
ine Co., Box 64, Aurora, Ontario. "
8-9-b
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
TWO HOLSTEIN HEI T M RS, due '
in April, Six pigs, ready to wean,
half Landrace. Phone HU 2-9808.
7-8-P
'6 YOUNG SOWS due March 1,
bred Landrace. Contact John
Shepherd, Londesboro, 1 mile sou-
th-east 3 miles from Londesboro.
7-p
Livestock Wanted
ATTENTION FARMERS!. Prompt,
courteous collection of all dead and
disabled farm animals and hides.
Call collect Ed. Andrews, 851r1i,
Seaforth. Associated with Darling
and Co, of Canada Ltd. 26-p-tfb
OLD HORSES WANTED AT 3Y2c
lb., and dead cattle at value. If
dead, phone at once. GILBERT
BROS. MINK RANCH, phone col-
lect, Goderich, 1483 J 4 or 1483 J7..
52 to 27-p
Lost and Found
FO l D —carton of butter (pack-
aged at Kincardine) between town
and RCAF Station Clinton on
Friday, February 14. Phone HU
2-9550. 8-b
Miscellaneous
WATCH REPAIR IS A JOB FOR
experts. Our work assures your
satisfaction. Counter's Jewellery,
Huron County's Oldest Establish-
ed Jewellery Store. 8-p
LET US REPAIR AND MAKE
Your rings and jewellery like new.
Diamond rings renewed and stones
safely secured—don't take than -
cos, Expert work done reasonably
to your satisfaction. Watch re-
pairs and Pearl restringing: W. N. Counter. 8-p
ACT NOW
LIMITED NUMBER
FRANCHISES
AVAILABLE
of
"BIG 5 RECORD CLUB"
ALL you need 'is $385 in immed-
iate cash. Our plan is backed by
dealeraids and local promotions,
Spend several of your leisure
hours each week, and handsome
dividends are yours. Write today.
Box 71 News -Record. 7 -b -x
Pet Stock s
PUREBRED GERMAN Shepherd
Puppies. Reasonably priced., J.
W. VanEgn ond. Phone HU 2-9231. 'b
7-tfb c
Poultry For Sale
A NUMBER OF DEX-ALB start-
ed pullets, vaccinated for New.
castle and bronchitis, ready for
immediate delivery at 16 and 18
weeks of age. Price list on• re-
quest. Discount on large orders,
Moore's Poultry Farm,' R.R. 3.
Seaforth, Ontario, Phone 647-3.
8-9-10-11-b
'ESTATE
AUCTION SALE
at south half of ,tot 2, con'. 4, ICol
borne township, eastern divislorp
Mondale, March 3,
at 1 p,m.
50 acres of clay' loam; land, 41
acres workable; brick house, Pram+
barn.
Terms; 10% down ore' days o
sale, balance in 30 days, sold sub
ject to reserve bid.
For further particulars apply t(
Mrs. IsabelTe Gardner, admins•
tra.trix ^of the estate or to Hay,
and Prest, solicitors of the estate
The estate • of the late Chane,
Keith Gardner,
Harald Jackson, Seaforth,
Auctioneer 9-1
AUCTION SALE
OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
from the home of Hugh Lada,
Fulton Street, Clinton, on
Saturday, March 1
itt .1.30 P.m., the following- -
2 occasional chairs; 2 uphol-
stered bedroom chairs.; upholster-
ed arm; chair; upholstered plat-
forni rocker; writing desk, and
stool; 4 rocking chairs; several
small tables; smoking stands and
pedestals; marble torp antique
table.; spool bed; 2 wooden beds;
roll' -a -way bed; 2 dressers; rug
and scatter Tugs; foot stool;
lamps; ,large wooden wardrobe;
Supremacy 9 cu. ft. refrigerator
(Pike . new) ; Northern Electric
washing machine; McClary elec-
tric range; Simpson rangette;
Findlay coal and wood range;
Fawcett oil heater with automa-
tic blower; 2 oil tanks; work
'bench with. vice; bar room chairs;
kitchen chairs; 2 lawn mowers;
some carpenter's tools and garden
tools; 2 silver tea services; dishes
including some antique.
Terms Cash
If weather is unfavourable, sale
will be under cover.
Hugh Ladd, Proprietor
Edward: W. Elliott, Auctioneer
8-9-b
MORTGAGE SALE
OF FARM IN TOWNSHIP OF
HIBBERT
Under and .by virtue of the
powers contained in a certain
mortgage, which will be produced
at the time of sale, there will be
offered for sale by public auction
on Monday the 2.4th, day of Feb-
ruary, 1958, at the hour of 2:30
p.m., at Lot 29, Concession 8,
Township of Hibbert situate ap-
proximately 2 miles west of
Staffa, by W. E. Nairn, Auction;
eer, the following property, nam-
ely, Lot 29 in the eighth Conces-
sion of the Township of Hibbert,
containing approximately ' 100 ac-
res. +
The said fawn is situated on the
County road approximately 2
miles west of St dfa and 1 mile
from school. There is said to be
situate on the said lands an L-
shaped bank barn approximately
80' x 36' x 40' x 20', good stabling,
double -deck hen house with ac-
commodation for 800 fowl, cement
floors, and good roofs, brick
house and kitchen, oil heated,
bath, built-in cupboards, pressure
system and hydro—abundance of
water -2 wells and spring creek—
!lay-loam soil, well drained. Good
fences.
Terms—Ten percent (10%) of
the purchase .price to be paid at
time of sale with balance to be
paid on closing on or before Mar-
, .24th, 1958. 'Sale Is subject to
reserve bid'. Possession to be ar-
ranged, -
For further particulars and con-
ditions of sale apply iia undersign-
ed,
Dated at .Stratford this 4th day
of February 1958.
ANDERSON, EHGOETZ, BELL,
DILIiS & IVUSENER
Barristers and Solicitors,
29 Downie Street,
Stratford, Ontario 6-7-8-b
Properly For Sale
NEW 2 -BEDROOM ECONOMY
HOME; constructionn frame and
tone; large living room; modern
citchen and dining area; latest
n hot water heating with base-
oard convertors. East end Prin-
ess Street. Lloyd Batkin, phone
1U 2-7057, Clinton. 8-9'-b
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE is our BUSINESS.
Farms, residential, commercial,
sumnler cottages. For dependable
and capable service list your prop-
erty with John Bosveld, Wellesley
Street, Goderich. Phone 1108.
Salesmen: George McGillivray,
Lucknow; J, McConnell, Seaforth,
50-tfb
7 v A.RI. �..)1.rb.:U ' FILY CCA MPAI V .4 v
For Goderich Township
TENDE9S, will be received, for the 'supplying of 500 lbs.
of Warble Fly Powder. The powder • to be delivered to the
Township of Goderich by April 1st, with 304 lbs. to be in 15 IN
cartons, and 200 lbs. to be in 1. IN packages,
TENDEItS will be received for the spraying of cattle
under the 'Warble 3Nt y Act, and under the supervision of the
Inspector. Tenders to state a• )trice per Mead for spraying.
APPLICATIONS Will he received for the position of
WARBLE FLY INSPECTOR. Applicants to state 6 Brice per
hour, and :also a price per mile for Ilse of car.
Ali tends-rs and applieationls to be in (the Cleric's hands,
by February 28th, LOWst or any `tender not necessarily acs.
eepted,
R. E, THOMPSON, Clerk,
R,R. Z, Clinton, Ont,
7-8-b"
BIRTHS
FI1[.TOT'T In Clinton Public llos-
pital on Monday, February 17,
1958, to Mr. and Mrs, Elbert
Elliott, R.R. 20Glinton, a son,
McG1XNN---Jn ,5t, Mary's Kit-
Chene;r Hospital on Monday;
February L7, 1958, to Mr, and
Mrs. Ernhe McGlynn (nee Mary
Goldsworthy) Waterloo, a dau-
ghter.
MCLEL71AN --- In Clinton Public
Hospital on Thursday, February
13, 1958, to Mr, and Mrs, Clem-
ent 'McLellan, R,R. 4, Brussels,
a son,
MIIINF_In *Minton Public Hos-
pital ` on Wednesday, February
12, 1958, to LAIC and Mrs. Jain: -
es Milne, RCAF Station, Clinton,
a son,
PROCTOR. -- In Clinton Public,
Hospital on Tuesday, February
18, 1958, to Mr. and Mrs. Churl-
es Proctor, Clinton; a son.
scow—in Clinton . Rublic Hos-
pital..on, Sunday, February '16,
1958, to LAC and Mrs, John.
Scott,, R.R. b,,. Clinton; a, .son.
SiEA.fRJ!lli.—In Clinton Public Hos-
pital on Sunday, •February 16,
1956, to LAIC, and Mrs., Ronald
Searle, Clinton, a daughter.
CARDS • .OF THANKS
I wish to thank those who so
kindly remembered me with cards
while I was a patient in the hos-
pital and since returning home.
WALLY Mc -BETH. 8-b
I wish to express my thanks
to all my friends and neighbours
for their kind visits, and for gifts,
cards and flowers sent to me
while a patient in Clinton Public
Hospital. Special thanks to Dr.
Thompson and Dr. Oakes and to
the nursing` staff, — FRANCES
COOK, 8-p
The family of the late Mrs.
Wesley Vodden wish to thank
their friends and neighbours for
flowers, cards, and kindness sh- ,
own, at the time of their bereave-
ment. Special thanks to Mrs.
Thomas Allen, Mrs. Clarence Cr-
awford and Rev. J. T. White,
pastor of the Londesboro United
Church. 8-p
The- family of the late Mrs.
Ellen Crawford, beloved wife of
Edward Jr. Crawford, wish to
thank friends and neighbours for
the many kind expressions of sym-
pathy extended during their be-
reavement; also thanks to Rev.
D. J. Lane, Dr. Street, the Chn:-
ton Hospital nursing staff, and '
Miss, Isabel Fax for their kind
services, 8-p
The family of the late Dr. Wil-
liam L. Mair wish • to sincerely
thank all persons who sent gifts,
treats and cards during Dr.. Mair's
long • stay in hospital, and at the
time of his funeral. Special th-
anks to. Revs. J. T. White and
D. J. Lane, and Clinton Lodge;
A.F. and A.M. No. 84; also to
nursing staff of Clinton Public
Hospital and Dr. W. A. Oakes. 8-b
TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT
TENDERS
The Council of the Township of
Mullett will receive Tenders for
the
Spraying of Cattle
WARBLE
,
Township for WAR
in the owns p
FLY. Tenders to be so much per ,
head per spray for 2 sprays, Tend-
ers to be in the hands of the
Clerk, March 1, 1958. Lowest or
any Tender not necessarily ac- !
eepted.
GEO. W. COWAN, Clerk '
Londesboro.
7-8-9-b
TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT
APPLICATIONS
The Council of the Township of
Elullett will receive Applications ,l
for One (1)
WARBLE -FLY INSPECTOR s
for the Township for 1958 Spray- n
ing of Cattle for Warble -Fly. 1
Salary to be 85c per hour and r
,05c per mile mileage while work- I
ung in the Township, s
Applications to be, in the hands
of the Clerk, March 1, 1958. r
GEO. W. COWAN, Clerk e
Londesboro. i
7-8-9-b 1
TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT s
l
TENDERS
The Conuicil of the Township of
Ilullett will receive Tenders for
the
C°USII;dG and HAULING
of approximately 12,000
Cubic Yards of Gravel
for the Roads, in the Township.
Gravel :to be -1crushed and put
through a; 3/4 -inch sereen. All
gravel to be crushed and spread
to 'the satisfaction of the #Road
Superintendent and the District
Engineer, Certified cheque for
$20o must accompany each tender.
Lowes or any Tender not nieces-
sarily accepted.
Tenders to +be in; the hands. of
the Road .Superintonildnt, March
1, 1958.
LEN CALDWELL,
hood SUper'intendenr,
kA. 1, Londesboeo,
T -&9-b
ROXY THEATRE Clinton
Two Shows Nightly X 'W Ido Sdrern
NO'r}3' � THURSIIAY, +'RIDAY, SATURDAY
"THE DELICATE DELINQUENT99
A teen-age terror who scares nobody but himself, Jerry will
wow all moviegoers, young and old',
Jerry Lewis -- Martha Hyer -- Darren McG(avin
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
auBA L
(Adult Entertainment)
lScenic' beauty in the Rocky Mountains, plus a firstwrate ad-
venture drama of, the old West, In Cinemascope and
Technicolor,
Glenn Ford -- Valerie French Ernest Borgnine ,
COMING; ;
"THE SCEPTRE AND THE MACE" .
Film, story of the .Queen's visit. Also
"REPRISAL" -
With Guy Madison and Kathryn Grant
1 hope to,jnove to my
NEW BARBER
SHOP ;
ABOUT MARCH 1.
New shop located in the l
former Credit Union Office
across from Bartliffs Bak -
John. Plumtree
8-9-p
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE OF Agnes
Lrtelka Johnson, late ,of the Town
A Clinton in the County of Huron;
widow, deceased.
All persons having claims again-
st the Estate of the above deceas-
!d are required' to file the same
vith the undersigned Solicitor for
:he said Estate on or before the
'.4th day of February, A.D., 1958,
rfter which date the assets will be
listributed amongst the parties
,ntitled thereto, having regard
)nly to the claims of which notice
hall have been given.
Dated at -Clinton, Ontario, this
ith qday of February, A.D. 1958,
E. B, MENZIES, Clinton, Ontario,
...Solicitor for the said Estate.
6-7-8-b
Tenders Wanted
TOWNSHIP OF
TUCKERSMITH
TENDERS -.a,,re invited by the
Cownship of Tuchersmith for
CRUSHIRG and HAULING
approximately 12,000
cu. yds. of Gravel
o township roads in 1958; 3/4 -inch
creenn to be, used. Work to be
;ompleted by July 1st, 1958, and
lone to :the satisfaction of the
Cownship Road Superintendent.
Travel will be supplied by the
ownship at three locations and
:ontractor must supply all other
equirements.
Marked cheque for $300 must
4eompany each tender or tender
vill not .be considered. •
Contractor to state price per
<ard delivered on roads.
Tenders to be in the clerk's
lands by 3 p.m., March 4, 1958.
Lowest or any tender not neees-
arily accepted.
E. P. CHESNEY, Clerk,
R.R. 4, Seaforth, Ont.
-8-b
Tenders Wanted
TOWNSHIP OF
TUCKERSMITH
TENDERS are invited by the
ownship of Tuckersmith for
SPRAYING CATTLE FOR
WARBLE FLY CONTROL
nder the Warble Fly Control Act,
952 and regulations and amend -
rents thereto.
Contractor to state ft flat price
er head per spray. Township will
apply Warbielde, required and
Dkra,etor must )supply all other
'quirements including labour and
guipmen,t.'
Work must be done to the sat-
daetion of an inspector appointed
y the township.
Lowest or many tender not neces-
nrily accepted.
Tenders to be in; the clerk's
and by 2.30 ,pan., Marchi 4, 1958.
E. P. CHESNEY, Clerk,
R.R, 4, Seaforth, Ont,
-8-b
PARK THEATRE
G 0 D E R I C H
Now Playing:
"GUN FOR A COWARD"
In scope and color with
Janice Rule
MONDAY, TUESDAY
and WEDNESDAY
(Adult Entertainment) „ .•.. .
!Rock Hudson -- Wendy Biller
and Dana Wynter
From the Robert C. Ruark novel,
a tense -tale of strife in the Mau
Mau country; .filmed in Africa,
"Something of
Value"
THURSDAY, FRIDAY
and SATURDAY
— SPECL4L ATTRACTION
"The Sceptre and.
. the Mace"
Don't miss this highly praised
rechnieolor record of the Royal
Visit.
ALSO
Cornel Wilde -- Donna Reed
and Leo Gema
?resent the adventurous story of
s missionary, his, niece and a man
xith another sort of mission.
'Beyond. Mombasa'
In Technicolor
COMING:
Bim. Novak as
"JEANNE EAGLES"
...• (Adult Entertainment ..,,
TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT
TENDERS
The Council of the Township of
Hullett will receive Tenders for
the supplying of Seven Hundred
(700) pounds of,
WARBLE -FLY POWDER
in Fifteen (15) pound bags and.
One Hundred (100) pounds in One
(1) pound bags for the spraying
of cattle for Warble -Fly in 1958.
All Tenders to be in the hands
of the .Clerk, Warch 1, 1958.
Lowest or ,any tender not neces-
sarily accepted.
GEO. W. COWAN, Clerk
Londesboro.
7-8-9-b
Clinton Community
Fartners
AUCTION SALES
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at 1.30 p.m.
TERMS CASH
J. COREY, Sales Manager
BOB McNAIR, Auctioneer
K, W. COLQUHOUN, Clerk
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