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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1959-04-16, Page 12-..„. ..„ „...„.. , 'TWO LOTS on Maple Street. Ap- ply to J. R, Matins, Albert St-, rept, S-BEDROOM HOUSE- in Holmes, Ville, garage, half acre lot. Phone Ooderieli 1357. 1546.-11 BUSINESS PROPERTIES, farms and homes, Build a. home to suit your pocketbook on the Nu-Way house plan, Leonard Q. Winter, Real Estate, Agent for Kernohan, Phone HU 2-6692 for appointment, High Street, Clinton, 49tfb NOTICE Tuckersrnith Township Municipal Dump Will Be Opened From p.m. to 6 p.m. on I • WEDNESDAY and ; SATURDAY (Afternoons) UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE E. P. CHESNEY CLERK 14stfb REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. COMBINATION POOL ROOM, variety store and lunch counter, Good steady business, Cheap for cash or will accept terms. Living accommodations, Fqrther infor- xnation—write or apply Grant's Recreation, Blyth, Ontario. 14-5P 1,00 ACRE FARM FOR SAT-4E, with 8-room frame house, 2 barns, drive shed, 10 acres hardwood bush, drilled well, water in barns, County road 3 miles from village, 3 mile to school, % mile to ch- urch. Write to box 152 Clinton News-Record, Will consider town property. 15-b 50 ACRE farm, 6 acres of bush, goad 3 bedroom house, barn, hydro, lots of water, only $6,000. Low down payment. 85 ACRES clay loam land, 7 room house, abrn 35'40', water, hy- dro, only $6,500. Low down pay- ment, ON HIGHWAY No. 8 close to. Clinton, very good farm with milk contract, monthly income about $1,000. For information call C. Buruma, Clinton. STORE WITH two apartments above, good location in Clinton, price $7,000, low down payment. HERE'S YOUR chance to own the summer cottage of your dreams, Modern conveniences, nice sandy beach. For full particulars in- quire now. Don't wait till sum- mer. WE HAVE `four bonded salesmen to serve you. For buying and selling, contact John Bosveld REALTOR 40 Wellesley Street, Goderich PHONE 1108 Salesmen: Joe McConnell, Seaforth C. Buruma. Clinton 14-5-b ATTENTION, CLINTON and VICINITY BOWLERS 2nd ANNUAL DOUBLES TOURNAMENT Fairholme Dairy Trophy . Starting Monday„ April 27 CLINTON BOWLING ALLEY ENTRIES NOW BEING ACCEPTED—Small Entry Fee 14-5-6-p 11111111M11111111411111110111111111111101ar Huron County Beef Producers Annual Meeting . AGRICULTURAL BOARD ROOMS TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 830 pm. Guest Speaker, Mr. AL. CURRIE, Produc- tion and Marketing Branch, Livestock Divi- sion, will speak on sale of beef by govern- ment rail grade. ROBERT McGREGOR, J. C. HEMINGWAY, President Secretary • • ;•:76-&-• IS HOUSE CLEANING AND WINDOW SHADE TIME "REGENT" quality is a fine • cloth with plastic finish. White, Cream or Green. SIZES: 37x70"—$3.15 37x82"--$3.15 42x70"—$4.40 "COLONIAL" quality is an "oilfilled shade of fine quality cloth in White, SIZES: 37x70"--42.75 Cream or Green 37x82"—$3.15 42x70"—$4.00 "ALBERTA" shade is ö water color shade in good quality cloth in White, SIZES: 36x70"-42.10 Cream or Green. 36x8.2"—$2.29 "ELGIN" shade is an all plastic shade With a linen weave in White, Cream, SIZES: 36x70"—$1.95 or Green. • 36x82"—$2.10 "BEAVER" shade is a paper shade with' a linen weave-••••-without roller SIZE 36x70"-79c hi White or Cream. SECONDS, very slight imperfections SIZE: 36x701C-49c MeEwan's GIFTS and STATIONtRY Clintou DIM Or 24706 Clinton. Community Auction Sales EVERY FRIDAY 1.30 p.m. Government Inspected Scales Cattle Sold By . Weight TERMS: CASH JOE COREV', Sales Manager BOB MeNAIR, Auctioneer • K. W. COLQUHOUN, Clerk BERT PEPPER AUCTIONEER Reserve Your Sale Date Now Rn No, 3 Phone Clinton $eaforth, Ont, 14 tinter 24534 tfb SUPERTEST SERVICE STATION FOR RENT IN CLINTON NO, 1.Located on No, S HighWay No, 2...Show/volt: and Lunch Counter attached No. 3.--,Reasonable Rent. No,4...immediate po 'sses'sion, H4 0. FREE, Seat° h, Phone 366 1,•ftr>, PAGE TWELVE cumoz1 nvvs-ftncoRp, THUR-SPAY; AI RIL .113s 1,0!$,Ii „,„,s=1,os=slanasin_ SIP LARGE BRICK HOME Mayfield, Ontario Situated on the "Square" at Boyfield this large bricir house would make an excellent guest home, nursing home or could be divided into three apartments. property is in, good state of re. pairs and has oil forced-air beating. Very reasonable price. For ap- pointMent to inspect, •call: HAROLD W, SHORE Real Estate • Broker Rhone 766 38 Hamilton St. GOD ER I PI-1 10tfla Real Estate For Sale Houses $6,000-5-room cottage, 5 years old, 2 bedrooms and 3 piece bath, oil furnace, full cellar. $5,000-8 room 1% storey house, 4 bedrooms, 3 piece bath, coal furnace, full dry basement, own- er would sell, with reasonable down payment. 1Ih STOREY frame Central Mort., gage house in good location; Im- mediate possession, owner will sell for down payment and buy- er take over existing 'mortgage to Central Mortgage & Housing. $6,000-6 room frame cottage, 2 bedrooms, 3 piece bath, oil fur- nace. Close to main street. .$5,500-7 room insql brick house, 4 bedrooms, 3 piece bath, large lot, Early possession can be ar- ranged. $8,000—S room, 2 storey frame house in good residential dist- rict, close to Post Office. 4 bed- rooms and bath up, coal furn- ace. Owner desires smaller house. $3,000-5 room insul brick house on Highway 4 — 150x50' lot 2 bedrooms and bath. Owner will take reasonable down pay- ment and balance can be paid in monthly payments. $3,500-5 room brick cottage, 2 piece bath, 1 ear garage, village of Blyth. Immediate possession, Business Property $9,300-2 storey solid brick store, 26x75, main• street, 6 room ap- artment on second floor, oil furnace, store and apartment now rented. This is a good in- vestment property, owner would sell for reasonable down pay- ment. 2 STOREY solid brick store on main street, with modern front, first floor is well rented, 5 room apartment on second floor. The owners wish to sell this prop- erty as easily as possible, any reasonable offer will be con- sidered. Farms $13,000-41/2 miles north of Clin- ton on paved road-125 acres, 1% storey 8-room insul brick house equipped with 3 piece bath, 12x30 silo, large L-shaped barn and 12 acres of bush. $8,500-21/2 miles from Ethel, just off main highway, 50 acres of good land, 11/z storey frame house, 60x,40 'barn and 25x30 implement shed, drilled well, good fences, self drained, $17,000-3 miles north of Clinton on highway, 100 acres of excel- lent land, 2 storey solid brick house, 3 piece bath up and four bedrooms. 36x70 MI steel stock barn. $15,750-4 miles north of Clinton on paved road, 135 acres, 115 workable, 6 acres of hardwood bush, never failing supply of wa- ter. L-shaped barn 40x60 and 50x25, silo 37x12, implement shed 22x14, separate pig house and hen house. Close to school. 8 room frame house, 3 piece bath, possession immediately. $9,500-7 miles south west of Clin- ton, 80 acres of good land, mod- ern barn. 2 storey- house, 3 piece bath, coal furnace, immediate possession. $8,000-1 mile from Blyth, 60 acres, 8 room insul brick house with oil furnace. 50x70 barn, early possession. $23,000.-2 miles from Walton on paved highwa, 175 acres of good workable y land, % mile from school. Wonderful 2 stor- ey brick house with 3 piece bath and furnace. All steel stable. • Immediate possession. 150 ACRES-5 miles north east of Blyth, buildings in 'excellent condition. $15,000. $15,5041-6 miles east of Landes- boro and 6 miles north west of Seaforth. 56x78 barn, '22x63 dr- ive shed, 20x32 house, white brick, two piece bath down, 3 piece bath up, furnace. This farm is in good farming district and mortgage can be arranged. 150 ACRES— 4 miles south of Teeswater, $12,500, mortgage possible. 48 x 68 barn, doub- le garage, cement block house in good condition, $10,000—% mile east of Auburn on paved road, 1 Mile from Sch- ool. 100 acres of bush, drilled well, hydro, good fences, well drained, 40x80 barn, 1 car gar- age and red brick house. 80 ACRES-10 acres of bush and swamp, 8 room insul brick hou- se, 3 piece bath, garage, frame barn equipped with water, $6,- 000, 4 miles from Clinton. 100 AORES--10 acres bush, $9,- 000, just off LneknoW road near Kinloss and good stone house, L-shaped barn 50x70 and 24x36. $7,000-60 acres 134 Miles from Blyth on main road, 1% storey insul brick house in good con- (Won, 34x50 barn, good stabl- ing and water in barn. Large frame implement shed built re- cently. $9,500-3 MileS south west of intOn in Goderieh ToWnship, 120 aeres, 8 room insul brick house, 50x60 barn. Owner wishes to retire and will accept mortgage' at reasonable terms. 126 ACRES—$10,500, 5 acres of hardwood bash, one storey brick house with bath and furnace, 234 miles from Londesboro, large barn, suitable for fat cattle and new cement silo. K. W. COLQUHOUN Extensive Auction Sale Of Valuable Tractors., ,Truiek, likKee Harvester, Farm Imple- ments, Choice Durham and Hem, ford Cattle, Saddle .Horses, • Hogs, Poultry,.. Fee d,- Miscellaneous Items, on the premises Lt 2G, Con- cession n, Hay Township, 13/4 miles west of Zurich and VA miles.. north, ceivecl 'instructions to .$011 by Pub- lic Auction. on The .undersigned. Auctioneer re- Mondgy, April' 20 1959, at 12 0'01.00c sharp Tractors, Truck and Harvester-- 1951. Dodge %,-Ton. Truck with racks & tarp in A-1 condition; Allis Chalmers "GA" Tractor, with 2- Row Stuffier and Mounted 2-Fur- row Plow, like new; Ford Tractor with Mounted Loader, Gravel and Manure Buckets, like new; Ford Tractor in A-1 condition; McKee Harvester, with all attachments, in new condition. Farm Machinery — M-H 13-run fertilizer drill, power lift and mar- kers; McDeering 7 ft grain binder; M-H power take-off mower, 7 ft. cut; McDeering side rake on rub- ber, like new.; Cockshutt tractor manure spreader; McDeering pow- er lift spring tooth cultivator; 3- section spring tooth harrows; Int. 2-furrow plow; 2 sets diamond harrows; John Deere hammer. mill; forage harvester, rack; 2 rubber-tire wagons; two 16' ft. flat racks, like new; 3-point hitch for Ford tractor; grader blade; dump scraper; double disc; cultivator and two-furrow plow; 2-row team scuffler; single horse scuffler; M-R mower; walking plow; 2-wheel trailer; platform scale; fanning mill, root pulper; sling ropes; 2, electric fencers; light dray show wagon with full -circle; 3-seated cutter; grain and corn elevator; McDeering electric cream separa- tor; clean easy milking machine; 3 rotary pig hoppers; 500 cap, el- ectric brooder; bag truck; quan- tity cedar posts and lumber; far- rowing crate; 6 heat lamps; new extension ladder; 100 jute bags; 3 buffalo robes; chicken hoppers; feeding cart; large size bean cook- er; quantity mixed wood, chains, forks, shovels and other miscellan- eous items. NOTE: 'Implements all in new condition. Durham and Hereford Cattle— Red Durhani cow, acrrying second calf, due sale date; Durham heifer, due sale date; 2 Durham heifers, due, in May; 2 Hereford heifers, due in May; Durham cow, carry- ing third calf, due July 18; Here- ford cow, carrying third calf, due July 30; Hereford cow, calf at foot, due Ally 14; Hereford heif- er, • due May 11; Durham heifer, due in August; Hereford heifer, due in Sept.; Hereford cow, due in June; Hereford heifer, due in July; black cow, carrying second calf, due in May; Black cow, milking, calf at foot; Hereford cow due in April; Roan Durham cow, carry- ing third calf, due in April; Dur- ham cow, due' April; roan Dur- ham cow, due May 6; two Here- ford cows, with calves at foot, due in Sept.; 17 Hereford & Durham yearling calves; 16 Durham & Her- eford steers, averaging 1,100 lbs., ready for market; purebred Red Shorthorn bull. Cattle all choice quality. Horses—Hackney Hunter Geld- ing; Hackney Pony Gelding; Shet- land Pony Stallion (spotted); new western saddle. Hogs-6 York sows, with litters ready to wean by sale date; 5 York sows, due in June; York sow, due in July; 6 pigs, 10 weeks old; 8 pigs, 2 months old; purebred Landrace hog. Poultry-325 o DeKalb Leghorn yearling hens, in top production. Feed-6 ton cob corn; quantity of Hay, Household Effects and Miscellan- eous Items— bedsteads; dressers; commodes, dining room table and chairs; wash stand; couch, etc. etc. No reserve as farm is sold. Due to extra large sale, selling will start sharp at 12 o'clock. Plan to attend, Terms—Cash EARL THIEL, Proprietor Alvin Wolper, Auctioneer Harold Stade, Clerk 15-b Clearing Auction Sale Of Farm Stock and Feed at 'Ioo. No,'s 27 and 28, Concession 4, Ooderieh Township .(Cot Line), ..0Y; miles west of Holriesville,. on Wednesday, April 22, at 1,30 Horses: Standard bred mare, 4 yrs,. old with American and Can- adian registration papers, bred to .Tnorria$ get, July, 195$; set of racing harness. Cattle: 17 Registered Polled Hereford cows; 10 of above cows have calves at foot and balance due time of sale. Registered poi- led bull, 1% yrs. old.; Jersey cow, 4 yrs. old, recently freshened; .4yr-, shire heifer, 3 yrs. old, milking, bred again; Holstein cow, .6 yrs, old, milking, bred again, Pigs: Yorkshire sow, due time of sale, Feed and Miscellaneous; Approx. 1200 hos. oats (suitable for seed); approx. 7 ton mixed. hay; quantity of cedar and cedar posts, Terms--.Casji. No reserve as the farm is sold. Douglas McDougall, Prop. Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer 15b Clearing Auction Sale Of Farm, Farm Stock, ,Imple- ments and Dairy Equipment at Lot 29, Concession 7, Goderich Township, 2 miles west arid i/2 sae south of Holnaesville (off the Cut Line), on Thursday, April 23 at 1 p.m. Farm: Consisting of 80 acres of choice clay loam on which is sit- uated a 1% storey frame house' ' a bank barn 90'x40' with Beattie stabling for 24 cows (nearly new), silo 13'x30', and hydro throughout the buildings. Cattle; 8 Registered Holstein cows on ROP as follows: cow, 9 yrs.. old, recently freshened; cow, 7 yrs. old, recently freshened; heifer 2 yrs. old, recently freshened; two heifers, 2 yrs. old, fresh 3 months; 2 heifers, 2 yrs. old, milking, bred again; cow, 7 yrs, old, freshened 3 months; 3 registered heifer calls; 6 grade Holstein cows, as fol- lows: cow, 6 yrs. old, recently freshened; cow, 4• yrs. old, due time of sale; cow, 5 yrs. old, re- cently freshened; heifer, 3 yrs. old, due time of sale; heifer,'3 yrs. old, due May 1; cow, 5 yrs. old, milk- ing, bred again; grade heifer, 1% yrs. old; ,4 grade yearling heifers; yearling bull. Implements: Inter. Super 'C' tractor with hydraulic p.t.o., and pulley; Inter. 2-furrow hydraulic plow; Inter, 7 ft. power mower; hydraulic scuffler; 'M-H 15 disc fertilizer drill; 2-drum steel roller; rubber tire' wheelbarrow; 2,000 lb. scale; galvanized water trough; colony house 10`x12'; forks, shov- els, logging chains and numerous other articles. Dairy Equipment: Dari-Kool, 8- can milk cooler.(new. in July '58); 2-unit Surge milker, with piping for 24 cows, compressor and mot- or; ten 80-lb. milk cans; milk pails and strainer; milk scales., Feed: quantity of Rodney oats (suitable for seed). Terms on Farm: 10% down on date of sale and balance'. in 30 days, or mortgage upon arrange- ment; farm offered for sale subject to reserve bid. Terms on Stock, Implements & Dairy Equipment'. -Cash. No reserve as Proprietor is giv- ing up farming. Robert Harris, Prop. Edward W. Elliott , Auctioneer 15b Important Auction Sale Of Valuable Real Estate, Farm Implements,, Household Effects & Miscellaneous Items, on the prerri- ises, Lot 7, Concession 7, Stanley Township, 2 miles north of Hills- green, or 3 mites south of Varna, The undersigned Auctioneer is instructed to sell by Public Auc- tion on Saturday, April 18 commencing at 1.00 p.m. sharp Real Estate: Consists of Lot 7, Concession 7, Stanley Township; 99 acre farm, of choice clay loam; 8 acres mixed bush, remainder under cultivation. 17 acres fall wheat, 35 acres fall plowed; has a well built stone dwelling, 2 barns, drive shed and hen house, small orchard, never-failing water sup- ply, Land all rich clay loam. Terms of Real Estate: 10% on day of sale, •'balance in 30 days. Sold subject to a reasonable re- serve bid. Farm Implements: Massey Har- ris binder, 6 ft. cut; Inter. mower, 6 ft. cut; 2-section spring tooth harrows; 4-section diamond har- rows; 13 hoe grain drill; Cockshutt 11-run fertilizer drill; M-1-1 bean scuffler; chicken brooder; 4 range shelters; set of sleighs; steel wag- on and rack; McDeering hay load- er; set of sleighs; fanning mill; butcher kettle; quantity of wood; walking plow; grindstone; 2-wheel trailer; stoneboat; quantity of hay; crosscut saw; carpenter tools; shovels, forks, chains, and other miscellaneous items. Household Effects: " consist' of dining room table' and chairs; an- -- Fight Cancer ade hi Clinton ing generously house eampaigb. Fri" A011'.' ''Z'aingo Parish Hall, auspices iety, 15 games, ials; one share prizes. Jackpot bers. At 8,30,p.m., Sat., April clothing arid les, auspices-'Go Paul's Paul's Church Toes,, Apr, ,-- join and district to the -the-wealth, of -$75 I8—Sale COMING $5 each; Admission of Altar on am, 2/.---sL,O.3,.X. the in Crus- by giv-, house-to- 13-4.5-b ;., Du/34' Soc- 2 spec- 3 door 57 num- 500, 15-b of used artic- Club, St. 14-1.511 Card EVENIS . Sat., Apr. 26 bazaar sponsored Club, Ontario. urch Rail, 3 to Paul• Cross and , 18 Lions Aprils . !ons rAne,-,a,v night. Cocterich Pavilion—Dance '4,, --Daffodil teaand liY Hearths Street United Cl.i • 5 p.m. 161:i to his Orchestra on Bingo - w•ed- every ' 15-b Egl 11 ••• E LIV ING ' kM L miscellaneous -Getters at 10 Party in lodge rooms, at 8,30 p.M. Everyone Welcome, 15b COULD YOUR WIFE Wed., Apr. 22--Play, "The Will" SUPPORT YOUR Seaforth Junior Farmers. Slams- ored by Brucefield:YPU. 8.15 p.m. FAMILY? 15b Make certain your family is provided with Vital Income tique rockers; wicker rockers; days Protection 'in case of your 'drawers; bed; 2 chest of kitchen death. Our modern insurance cupboard; 2 Quebec heaters; sew- is a "happy" plan, because It ing machine; settee; 2 complete provides for No 0 U, too, bedroom suites; smell stands; cen- WHILE 1.1VINO. tre tables; fireplace equipment; organ; numerous lamps; kitchen clock; sausage grinder; dishes; kit- Without Obligation Phone; chen utensils; sealers; pictures; coaloil stove, etc., etc, "HAL" HARTLEY No reserve, everything will be sold. Terms—Cash. Mrs. Lloyd Bender, Administrator HU 2-6693 for the Estate of the late Mrs. Thelma Workman Canada Life Assurance Co. Alvin Wolper, Auctioneer 15-b 14-5-b ..04 .•• S.. 01 ,1 , IK4P DO YOU - . .. Know ? 6, Atte l i ii. ,v,„,, • ,,,-›- fi i..p The balloon note catches the hasty buyer who's so eager to sign the dotted tine that the only -':question he asks. is:'5 "Are the pbyrrients srrktll 'enough for me to handle?" " And so he signs, and happily meets the .'"srnall" monthly payment until the last one comes along. The last one proves to be all the rest he stilt owes, which may be for, more than he. cart possibly swing. Clinton Community Credit Union ... Limited .. BROWNIE'S ........-3,,,,,,I.,....- ..,..._ DRIVE - I N' _ : LIMITED .. -------- 7 -%••••t*,. i'lk - 0404 ta, w3. t aa.\\.. - - CLINTON-ONTARIO OPENS THURSDAY, APRIL 23 ,Featuring` the Largest Wide' Screen in Huron County THURSDAY ONLY, APRIL 23 "DOLLAR" NITE—One Dollar Admits a Carload "GOOD DAY- FOR HANGING` (Color) Fred McMurray and. Maggie Hayes PLUS-3 STOOGE COMEDY (One Cartoon) Two Shows Nightly — Rain or Clear First Show at Dusk CHILDREN UNDER 12 IN CARS FREE REGARDLESS OF WHAT YOU WANT • TO PAY — WE HAVE IT '50 'CHEVROLET Sedan $250 '50 DODGE Sedan . $350 '52 FORD Coach , , $375 '52 CHEVROLET Coach $550 (GOOD TRANSPORTATION IN THESE) '54 BUICK' Sedan $'1050 . Standard transmission. this model in short supply. '55 PLYMOUTH 8 Sedan $1350 '56 PLYMOUTH 8 Sedan $1550 '56 FORD Coach .1550 (THESE ARE TOP QUALITY) We have others—of course. If what you want is not 'listed, chock our tot. Our stock ' Constantly ChangeS, Lorne Brown Motors Ltd a Your Friendly CHEW.-OLDS. i.o..0.1, 1—i /cHEVROLET/ • i VAUXHALL Dealer 6 iikr-: %NI" Hilt) sr 2,932'I " CLINTON Algir INSIlltAXCE REAL ESTATE', Bac HU 2,9747t Rot, 24556