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HARROVRLITA INN (formerly the Pay, .Goderich. Every SatOrdaY
his Orchestra. Lion,s 13ingo every
Wednesday night.
night, dancing to Paul Cross
Thurs., Sept. 24 :Bingo in Leg-
ion Memorial Hall, Kirk Street, at. 8.30 Anl, 15 regular games at
$5; .3.ackppt $59 in 59 numbers;
3 door prizes, $2.50 each, MIMS-
sion 50c,
W Saturday: Sept, Fall Fair
Bayfield. Dance to follow in Town
Hail. 38x
Sunday, Sept. 27-Varna United
Church 60th anniversary, 11 a,m.
and 7,30 p.m, EST, 38x
Sunday, Sept, g7-Ontario St-
reet United Church Anniversary,
11 -a,m, and 7.30 p.m. 38x
Nre4day, Sept, g$ Fall Fair,.
Zurich, Horse Show at 6 p,m, in
arena; Dance in Community Cen-
tre, 3$7t
Tuesday, Sept, 2.9,-Anniversary
Supper, 'Varna United Church,
5.30 to 7.30 p.m, $1.00 awl 75e. 38x
Friday, Pot, gr--liurea District
OFU Annual 8.$0 p,m, Agricul-
tural Office board rooms. Gordon
HM, speaker. 38x
Saturday, Oct., Draw for
Penny Sale Prizes. 13anic. of Mon,.
treal building, Sponsors; Clinton
Hospital Auxiliary, 384
TInesdaY, Oet, g Card Parity,
8.30 p.m, Orange Hall, above Lib-
raw. Sponsored by LOBA, for
building fund. 38-b
Friday, Oct. 16-Sale of good
used clothing and miscellaneous
articles. Auspices Go-Getters Club
St. Paul's. Church, in Parish Hall,
Please note new time, 3 to 9 pan.
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I Save? :1;* t ie
GOOD QUESTION: Too bad there isn't on equally good
answer for everybody.
SAVING just to HAVE MONEY has about as much ap-
peal as black cotton stockings,
SAVING with a clear intention to USE the money, some-
how, sometime, makes much more
sense.
See our SAVINGS PLAN
Clinton Community . Credit Union Ltd.
BROWNIE'S '
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CLINTON-ONTARIO
Featuring the Largest Wide Screen in Huron County
Thursday and Friday - Sept. 24 and 25
"UNTAMED"
(Adult Entertainment)
(COLOUR) (CINEMASCOPE)
SUSAN HAYWARD - TYRONE POWER
(ONE CARTOON)
Saturday and Monday - Sept. 26 and 28
- DOUBLE FEATURE
"Gorilla at Large" "MOHAWK"
William Bendix (COLOUR)
Caemron Mitchell Scott Brady Rita Gain
(ONE CARTOON)
Tuesday and Wednesday - Sept. 29 and 30
"THE RAINS OF RANCHIPUR
(COLOUR) (CINEMASCOPE)
LANA TURNER -- RICHARD BURTON
(ONE CARTOON)
Two Shows Nightly - Rain or Clear
First Show at Dusk
CHILDREN UNDER 12 IN- CARS FREE
Box Office Opens at 7.30 p.m.
Sept. Sale Continues!!!
You Still Have A Chance To Get In On
The Bargains Here As Others
Did Last Weekend.
HURRY IN NOW! Every Car and Truck
on the Lot has Been Reduced for
This $ $ $. Saving Sale!
TO SELL AT WHOLESALE:
New 1959 Chevrolet 1/2 Ton Pickup
New 1959 Bedford 1/2 Ton Van
JUST RECEIVED:
2 Only-
1959 VAUXHALL 4 Cyl. Sedan
These are scarcer than hen's teeth,
First come--- first served,
Lorne Brown Motors Ltd.
Your Friendly CHEV.-OLDS.
VAUXHALL Dealer
HUnter 2.9121 -- CLINTON
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Clinton Community
Auction Sales •
EVERY FRIDAY
8.00 p.m.
Government Inspected Scales
Cattle Sold By Weight
TERMS: CASH
JOE COREY, Sales Manager
BOB McNAIR, Auctioneer
K. W. COLQUHOUN, Clerk
SERVICE IS OUR
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And our service is tops.
if you haven't put in a
supply of oil for those
colder days ahead -- call
us to-day.
AUCTION SAI,E.
Of Household •Effects from the
home of W. 'Prone Riggattp at the corner of
John & Andrew $ts., tutor,
on Saturday, October 3
at 1.3(1 p.m., the following;
VelQUr velvet chesterfield and 2
chairs; Kroebler blue leather
chesterfield and 2 chairs; leather
rocking chair; library table; Dun-
can Fife coffee table; mahogany
marble top wash stand (antique);
firescreen and fireside equipment;
Mareeni cabinet radio; 3 ' living
room rugs; 3 linoleum rugs; arm
chair and foot stool; tri-light; 2 TV
serving trays; 9-piece oak dining
room suite; console table; table &
4 rustic chairs; small chest of
drawers; kidney dressing table and
stool; brass single bed inner
spring mattress; couch and mat-
tress; child's crib (large size);
rocking horse; Westinghouse wash-
ing machine; galvanized tub; Gen-
eral Electric refrigerator; kitchen
table; kitchen stool; 2 kitchen
chairs; 2 chrome chairs; electric
toaster; electric iron; girl's bicy-
cle; lawn mower; garden tools;
books; dishes; cooking utensils &
numerous other articles,
Terms-Cash
W. BRUCE BIGGART, Proprietor
Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer
38-9-b
AUCTION SALE
Of the Estate of the late Ernest
Rumball, from his former resi-
dence at the corner of Princess
and Raglan Streets, Clinton, on
Saturday, September 26
at 1.30 p.m. the following:
3-piece chesterfield suite; studio
couch; foot stool; hassock; occas-
ioal arm chair; oak buffet oak ex-
tension table; mantel table; walnut
drop leaf table (antique); 2 end
tables; small tables; small desk;
floor lamp; table lamps; hall' mir-
ror; wall mirror; Windsor arm
chair; G.E, 21" TV set; aerial; 6
chrome chairs; 2 mantel radios;
electric clock; Servel refrigerator;
electric voltmeter; metal single bed;
three-quarter bed; metal bed; large
pine chest; 2 small chests; iron
bed; complete bedroom suite; pil-
lows and mattresses; wash stands;
Acme enamel electric range; Tud-
hope electric range; Furnola heat-
er; kitchen table; kitchen chairs;
washing machine; 24 ft. extension
ladder; kitchen stool; kitchen
dishes and cooking utensils; step
stool; small set of scales; table
saw; jig saw; buffer; electric drill
press; buzz saw; 3 ft. wood lathe
with h.p. motor; one-sixth h.p.
motor; 2 1/1 h.p. motors; 1 h.p.
heavy duty motor; Swede saw;
furniture clamps; carpenter's tools;
garden tools; power lawn mower;
hand lawn mower; copper water
tank; numerous other articles.
Terms-Cash
Mrs. Helen Anderson, and
Mrs. Eileen Rannie, Executrix.
Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer.
37-8-b
Roycroft Farms
REDUCTION SALE
Of 70 Head of
Hereford Cattle
One Herd Bull; Two Bull Calves;
19 first calf heifers with calves at
foot and rebred; 12 bred heifers;
11 open heifers; 2 grade cows with
calves at foot and rebred; 4 grade 1,,,ifiana. bred; 4 grade open heifers.
To Be Held
Monday, Sept. 28
at 1 p.m. E.S.T. at the farm, Lot
18, Concession 9, Hultett Town-
ship, located 5 miles north of Clin-
ton and 2 miles east or 11/4 miles
south of Londesboro and 2 miles
east.
HERD FULLY ACCREDITED,
VACCINATED and BLOOD
TESTED.
Roy Bros., Proprietors
For Catalogues Write to:
Bert Pepper, Auctioneer
RR. 3, Seaforth, Ont.
37-8-b
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REG. TO $2.49
Your Choice
WHILE THEY LAM •
SUTTER an PERUED LTD.
QUALITY HARDWARE and HOUSEWARES
Clinton Dial HU 2-7023
BIG, BIG, BIG, Doll Sale
Reg.
Price
'TEEN DOLLS in Nylon Dress and Fur
Piece $ 15.95
• 12.95
'TEEN
'TEEN
'TEEN
BRIDE
Reg. Sale
Price Price
BRIDE DOLL 8,98 5.98
BRIDESMAID DOLL dressed in Blue 5.98 3.98
PONY TAIL DOLL 5.95 3,98
PARTY DRESS DOLLS and Old Fashioned
Dolls 7.98 5.49
PARTY DRESS DOLLS 4.98 3.49
DOLL 3.98 2,49
BABY DOLL, small size, soft plastic, suit-
able for dressing 2.98 1.98
DANNY DOLL 3.98 1.98
DOLL and CLOTHES in Box 5.98 3.98
DOLL in SUITCASE, with Extra Clothes 8.98 5.98
DOLL in Travelling Case 7.98 5.49
Sale
Price
$6.59
6.59
'TEEN DOLL in Chinese Dress, with all
her joints movable
'TEEN DOLLS in Evening Dress and Jewel-
lery
'TEEN DOLLS in High Heels, and Dotted
Dress
DOLLS in High Heels, and Fancy
Dress
DOLLS in Fancy Dress
DOLLS
DOLL SET with Bride, Flower Girl,
and Ring Bearer
Reg. Sale
Price Price
WETTUM DOLL, large size 8.98 5.98
Special Assortment of STUFFED TOYS 3.98 1.98
HOBO DOG with Eye Shade, Hat and Pack 4.98 3.49
PLUSH ELEPHANTS in assorted colors 1.19 .89
PLUSH ELEPHANTS in assorted colors 1.98 1.39
SCOTTY DOG, decorated with Scotch Tam
and Pipe • 2.98 2.19
TERRY TOYS for Infants, washable 1.19 .89
INDIAN DOLLS in Felt Papoose Bags-
Double .98 .59
Single .49 .35
McEwan's
Clinton Ontario
11.95 5.95
8.98 4.59
7.95
3.95
6.95 3.49
5.98 2.95
14,95 9.95
DON'T MISS THIS FALL SALE
SAVE ON
Permanents
We are pleased to announce that Miss Libby Habkirk is now on our staff. Miss Habkirk
is experienced in Permanent Waving, Hair Styling,
Hair Cuffing i etc.
intro uctory Special CREAM OIL PERMANENT
Regular Price $10.00 -- NOW ONLY $6•50
and receive Absolutely Free I Purse Size Bottle Triple Lanolin.
Don't Forget To See Our Display of Cosmetics:
SAVE ON HAIR SPRAY - Was $2.25 Now Only $1.39
BRECK SHAMPOO-2 Large Sizes-Only $1 00
THIS SALE ON TILL OCTOBER 17, 1959
OPEN SIX DAYS A WEEK 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. -- Tuesday and Thursday Evenings Till 9.30 p.m.
Charles House of Beauty
PHONE HU 2.7065
HAIR STYLING - COLD WAVE - REVLON STUDIO GIRL
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/110Y SCOUT NKS/f/S
Wedneallay night, September 16
at the Clinton Public School .audit
taritlat was, the scene of another
scout meeting. 1.5 to V boys were in attendance. A genie of basket-
hall was .followed by a. Delico in
which the. patrol leaders -gave in-
struction first aid to their pat-
rols,
Apple Day and the Father and
Son' banquet were discossed.
The Clinton Kinsmen. PeeWees
lost the second game of the ODA
Peel/Vee "C" semi-finals to Brad-
ford jest Saturday afternoon in
Bradford by a 4-1 score. This was
the first loss of the season for
the local PeeWees. Clinton wen
the first game of the best-of-three
series by a 5-1 score in Clinton
on Saturday, September 11.
John Cooper was the pitcher for
Clinton and allowed Bradford sev-
en hits, He walked only three
men while striking out five. Coop-
er also had three of his team's
four hits and scored the only
run of the game for Clinton, Bob
Pearson jhad the other hit for
the locals.
The third and deciding game of
the series will be played back in
Bradford this Saturday afternoon,
September 26.
Clinton AD R
Larry Pickett 2 0 0
Larry Pearson (4th) ,..,„ 1 0 0
John. Cooper 4 1 3
Laurie Coiquhoun 4 0 0
Borden McRae 2 0 0
Bab Batkin 3 0 0
Barry Glazier 3 0 0
Bob Pearson 3 0 1
Clarence Magee 2 0 0
Brad Dutot 3 0 0
Totals 27 1 4
Score by innings R H E
Clinton 001 000 0---1. 4 3
Bradford 101 110 x-4 7 1
John Cooper and Laurie Colqu-
houn; Collings, Mylnychuck (3),
and Rossel,
EXECUTORS'
AUCTION
Of. Property and Household
fects of the Estate of the .late Mrs.
Grace Wiltse, from her former
residence
Blyth, Ontario
(one block east of Main Street) on.
Wednesday, September $0
at 1 p.m„ 1950.
Property consisting of a double
lot on which is situated a 1%
storey 7 room brick dwelling with
hydro, 3-piece bath and also gar-
age attached to the house.
-Household Effects; . Two-piece
velour chesterfield; 2 living room
rugs; cherry table; cherry chest of
drawers; 3 beds, inner spring mat-
tresses dressers; wash stands; kit-
chen chrome suite; enamel electric
range; electric washing machine;
Gilson 10 cu. ft, refrigerator; elec-
tric kettle; electric clock; Coleman
oil stove, complete with 100 gal.
storage tank; table lamps; bed-
room lamps; tri-light; sewing ma-
chine; dishes; cooking utensils;
large quantity of bedding; lawn
mower; garden tools; carpenter's
tools and numerous other articles.
Terms on Household Effects-
Cash; Terms on Property t0%
down on date of sale and balance
in 30 days with property sold sub-
ject to reserve bid,
Mrs. B. B. Paterson, Executrix.
William J. Miltok Executor,
Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer.
37-8-b
Estate Auction Sale
Auction Sale of Farm Stock and
Machinery, at Lot 11, Concession
2, Stanley Township, 11/4 west and
1V4 south of Brucefield, on
Wednesday, Sept. 30, at 1 p.m.
Registered Hereford Cattle --
Registered Hereford bull, 2 yrs.
old, from Pinkerton Bros. Herd; lo
Registered Hereford cows, bred to
above sire; 1 grade Hereford cow;
1 Registered Hereford bull, 1 yr.
from Clayton Brock's herd; 4 Reg-
istered Hereford heifers, 2 yrs, old,
bred; 5 Reg. Hereford heifers, 1 yr.
old; 5 Reg. Hereford bull calves, 4
to 5 hundred lbs.; 4 Reg. Hereford
heifer calves.
Implements-Allis Chalmers Mo-
del B tractor, 2 furrow plow; 3
furrow International plow; Allis'
Chalmers 2 row tractor scuffler;
M-H bean scuffler and puller;
spring tooth cultivator; 4 section
drag harrows, 2 section drag har-
rows; 3 drum steel roller; set dia-
mond harrows; mower; side rake;
hay loader; Oliver. Manure spread-
er on rubber; rubber tired wagon
with box; 16 ft. hay rack; Gehl
hammer mill and belt; set 2,000 lb.
scales; cream separator; extension
ladder (new); buffalo robe, forks,
chains, shovels, other articles too
numerous to mention.
Chattels-Cash
Prop., Estate of late Fred Rathwell
Auctioneer, Harold Jackson
Clerk, George PoWell, Blyth
37-8-b
ZURICH FALL FAIR
SATURDAY AND MONDAY
Highlight of this year's Zurich
Pall Flair, to be held September
26 and 28, will be a monster Horse
Show in the arena on Monday
night, commencing at 6 p.m. M. L.
"Tory" Gregg will be the Master
of Ceremonies.
Over $1,000 is offered hi. prize
money, and a better program than
last year will be in store for the
spectators.
Kin PeeWees Lose
41, FinalGame Ian
Bradford Saturday
DISTRICT • AUCTION SALES.