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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1966-08-25, Page 4CLASSIFIED ADV. RATES (REVISED May 1, 1966, CASH RATE 3c Per Word Minimum 75c 25c Extra * will be .added fo each insertion if not paid within 10 days of the last insertion*. REPEAT ADVS. 2c Per Word iyiin(rnum 50c DISPLAY CLASSIFIEDS $1.40 Per Inch Repeat Class Display. 90c per inch . .Birth, Marriage and Death Notices' FREE/ r .DEADLINE 6:00 p.m. Tuesday ,DIAL 482-3443' » .... ......... ACCOMMODATION FOR RENT 2 BEDROOM’ HO,USE for rent immediately, Mitch McAdam, tphone 482-7070.. ‘ 34p 4 ROOM FURNISHED, heated apartment, private bath and en trance, Phpne 482-3837.'. 30tfb • FURNISHED Apartment, suit able for couple. 93 Huron St, TWO BEDROOM Apartment for rent, unfurnished.. Phone 482*6675.:. • 23tfb . SMALL self ’contained' apart ment, heated; • furnished or un furnished. L. G. Winter, 200 High St., phone 482-6692. 33tfb 2 BEDROOM uptown apart ment, furnished; "2. bedroom house in village of Holmesville. Phone 482-6694.: • •32tfb ONE LARGE BEDROOM, un- fumi§hed, living room, .dining 1'oom' kitchen 1 and bath, seif contained. ' Gas heated, hard wood floors. Frig and stove sup plied. Phone 482-9090. 25p-tfh NICELY DECORATED', large country home on Hwy. 4, 3 bed rooms.. modern. ’ convehien ces, new oil furnace,- available S.ept- ernber 1st. Apply J. ;G;! Smillie, 262-5141. . , 33tfb ONE GROUND FLOOR;2 bed- room, heated, unfurnished a- partment. One . upstair 2 bed room, furnished,- heated apart ment. Both self ‘ contained. . Phone Roy Tyndall at 482-9928. .. % . 47tfb 2 BEDROOM HEATED. Apart ment, refrigerator ■ and. stove supplied, free laundry room- fa cilities equipped with automatic washer and dryeir. Located at 201 King Street, or phoned 482- 9227. . ... • '32ttfb ARTICLES FOR SALE NEW POTATOES . for .sale.* Phone. 482-7578. ■ 16tfb FOR SALE — 9’x9’ tourist tent, very good, condition. Phone 482-9640., ’ 33, -34b 12 FT. ROW BOAT;and trader, oars, anchor -and 2 lifejackets $50; 30-3 rifle, new, $15 (must sell) Phone 482-3849. 34p PEACHES — ready ■ now for canning or freezing. J Apply. Harry Van Eyk, 1% 7 miles south-west of. Forest. 34, 5b SIMPLICITY Washers > now a- vailable at T. A. Dutton Appli ances, Brucefieid. Open even ings._______________ 38tfb . CAREFREE HEATING ~ For the only, fuel oil insured against explosion, we give free burner service. A. G. GRIGG & SON, phone 482-9411. tfb DRAPERY PULL RODS.— Track, curtain rods, Venetian blinds, bamboo draperies, win dow blinds. Free estimates given. Irwin’s Dry Goods. tfb .NEW AND USED Pianos by Sherlock - Manning; Heintzman, Lesage & Bell, New and used organs all at \ ‘money saving prices. Contact Garnet E. Far rier Piano and Organ Sales, Whitechurch. Phone 357-2068. Wingham. 21tfb VACUUM CLEANERS Sales and. Service Repairs, hoses’ ’and bags tor all makes of vacuum' cleaners and polishers. Reconditioned mach- ,sues of all makes for sale. BOB PECK, Varna* Phone HensaU .262-5350 FOLDING wooden clothes rack; utility table, with shelf;' end table; 2 folding wooden lawn chairs; enafnefliled'. kitchen* step stool (with back); nic-nac shelf with glass, shelves; enamelled baby bath tub; baby’s stroller parcel earner; 8 good contour crib sheets. Rhone 482-7046. 34b TIMEX WATCHES. . . Sold .and Serviced at ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD. Phone 482-9525 13tfb KrtCHEM cupboard wiit, $ sections, Complete with single basin stainless steel sink; “FADA>Z 9 tube Cabinet Radio; Quantity of FCed Bills; Woodeii Boxes; Tileboard sections, I I>attern; Large Iron Kettle; As'1- 'sortment ^af lumber, planks, boards, scantling, mouldings; Griiidstoiie' with sblid 'Mime. Ira Geighr,’ 55 King' St., Heft- Mil, Ont. 34, 5b Centennial Report BUY and SELLII Page 4-—-Clinton News-Record—Thurs., Aug., 25, 1966 REAL ESTATE CUSTOM WORK CENTENNIAL COMMISSIONER Report No. 1$ ARTICLES FOR SALE GRADE. XIII books for sale. Phone 482-3233 after 6 p.m. 34p GRAPE 13 TEXTS, in good condition, Phone 523-4308. 34p FIREPLACE WOOD, beech and mlaple. Rhone 482-9161 18tfb REP HAVEN PEACHES now ripe at Art Beil's Fruit Farm. Excellent for canning or freez ing. Phone 524-8037. 34b PEACHES now ripening at Art Bell’s Fruit Farm, open till IQ 7 days a week, tree ripened, excellent eating or -canning.' Save money if • you bring own con tainers. Orchard prices now in effect.. Also a good supply bf eating and -cooking apples. Fol low No. 8 to Holmesville turn in to store and follow signs to farm. Phone 524-8037. 32tfib PIANO $20; 9 piece dining room suite $60; phone table $5; 21” Console TV $40; 6 piece chrome kitchen spite $35; frig $55; bookcase headboard bed $10; 'chest-iaf drawers $12; van ity with stool $10;- bunk .beds $15; -child’s desk $5; chest of drawers with mirror $14; wringer washing machine $30; Arbor table ’saw with motor. $52; cartop carrier $3; bird cage with stand $5; 2 gal van- ' ized wash tubs $1 ea.; Phone 482-7865.. 34p v ' BAYFIELD WOOLLEN SHOP STORE - WIDE CLEARANCE 10 - 50% REDUCED ON ALL LINES Phone 565-2813 — BAYFIELD 34tfb ARTICLES WANTED TYPEWRITER in good condi tion. Phone 482-9219. 34b AUTOS FOR SALE 1964 -FORP Faiiriane, very good condition, V8 standard. Phone 482-7433. 34p HUPSON WASP, like' new con dition, 4'new tubeless tires, tint ed glass, original itwo-tone, -1953. Reasonable, phone 482-9584; 33,-4b BOARD AND ROOM ROOM with or without board, would pack lunches. -Phone 482- 9540 after 5 p.m. ' 34p BO ARP 'and ROOM accommo dation for one alone jar two sharing in a quiet , country home, 5 minutes drive to town. Phone 482.-9106. 34, 5p SEPARATE accommodation for 2. Teachers preferred. Private .home. Mrs. James Cox,. 127 Princess St. West, Phone 482- 7093. 33, 4b BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES GREEN MAGIC PLANT FOOD LTD. OFFERS Exclusive Franchises Sales and merchandising train ing provided. Successful appli cants to supply own transporta tion -and storage., Reply in writ ing, giving full particulars and references to Box 69, Brownsville, Ontario 34-5-6b GENERAL STORE FOR SALE ' Handling groceries, dry goods, work clothing, footwear, small wares; etc. Good equipment. Tax cash register, scales, walk-in cooler in the store. Large mod em living quarters. Storage building with sharp freezer, cool ing room, feed room. Prilled well serving 14 families. Pres ent owner 40 years, retiring on account of health. Gordon R. Taylor, Auburn, Phone 526-7740 34-5b CUSTOM WORK JACK’S FURNllHRE REPAIR SHOP. Furniture and other woodeii articles repaired; At rear of No. 84 Albert St.'Phone 482-9695—John Plumtree. 21tfb WATCH REPAIR is a job for experts. Our work assures your satisfaction. Counter’s Jewellery. Huron County’s Oldest Esta blished Jewellery Store. tfb MOTORS REWOUKp and re paired; small , electric appli ances, H. J. S. Repair Service, 123 Erie Street, South, Clinton. 7ptfb “THE PIXIE” Beauty Salon" cuts arid perms youv hair the Way you like it. Tinting a spec ialty. Phone 482-7792 for ap- pointments, open evenings. 20tfb............. •, r -m CIRCULAR and handsaws, Woodworking tools and equip ment, household and garden tools sharpened, Radio and re cord player repairs. Leyett’s, 123 Erie St. S., Clinton 32tfb REMODELLING, renovations, roofing and floor laying, expert*, ly done. All odd jobs around the home. Kitchen, cupboards a specialty. Phone 482-7676, Ken McNairn. 52tfb MASONRY SERVICE — Chim- neys repaired, repointed; stone work, fireplaces built; basements repaired, waterproofed and white coated. Work guar anteed. Ray Squire, phone 527- 1332, Box 335, Seaforth. 2tfb WEED CUTTING PLOUGHING or CULTIVATING Call George McGee at Clinton Cab Phone 482-7011 tfb SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Modern Equipment * Work Guaranteed Write or phone Harvey Dale, Seaforth Phone 527-1406 24tfb SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Modem equipment used. All work guaranteed. Write or phone LOUIS BLAKE RR 2, Brussels Phone 442 W 6, Brussels 12-35p We Specialize In . . . Furnace Installations Heating Service Electric Wiring Appliance Service Plumbing Installations Eavestroughing 46 DO IT YOURSELF SAVE MONEY RENT THESE MACHINES s ■ FLOOR SANDER FLOOR EDGER HAND SANDERS Belt Finishing Duo Type LARGE POLISHER-SCRUBBER JIG SAW SKIL SAW RUG SHAMPOO MITH WET-DRY VACUUM CREST HARDWARE BALL & MUTCH Ltd. 69 ALBERT ST., CLINTON Phone 482-9505 tfb EMPLOYMENT WANTED WOMAN will babysit five day week in her own home. Start ing Monday, August 29. Apply 283 James Street anytime. 34p HELP WANTED MALE and FEMALE machine operators, fringe benefits, two weeks annual holidays; paid statutory holidays, group insur ance, pension plan, time and one half for overtime. Apply Highland Shoes, Seaforth, Ont. , ' ' . 34-5-6b HELP WANTED FEMALE WOMAN to do housework two afternoons' per week, Tuesday and Friday. Phone 482-7121 after August 29._______ 34p HELP WANTED MALE MAN TO WORK in bean ele vator starting August 29, 1966. Good1 wage schedule, good op portunities. Apply E. L. Mickle & Son Ltd.,Hensall, phone 262- 2714. ._______________33tfb WE NEED a man far general duties around the garage to clean up Used Cars, Change Tires, Washing, and helping mechanics. Good Working con ditions. Group insurance. Apply : E. J. MdcLaren, Larne Brown Motors Limited.. 33tfb BETTER JOBS 1 HELP WANTED MALE 2 FULL-TIME and 4 part-time men wanted. Apply in person Cpok Bros. ■ Milling Co, Ltd,, phone 262-2605, Hensall. 34b APPRENTICE to train as air- craft mechanic. Must be inter*, esfted in learning to fly, Pre ference given to farm boys, Ap ply to Sky Harbour Air Ser vices Limited, Box 130, Gode rich, Ontario. 34-5b LUCAN — storey house. Asbestos siding. 15 minutes drive from London, phone 227- 4854. 34b 3 BEDROOM COTTAGE, liv- ingfoom, kitchen, 2 piece bath, south of Bayfield. $6500, cash. Lauckner Real Estate, Adaap Flowers, Box 41, Bayfield, or phone 565-2813. 33tfb SERVICES LOST AND FOUND LOST — Lady’s Walthaap wrist watch in Qinton-Goderich pro vincial park 'area, -Keepsake. Phone 482-9571. ■ 34b MISCELLANEOUS DAILY CAR RENTAL, rea- sonable rates. McGEE’S, Gode- rich. Phone 524-8391. 3tfb LET US REPAIR AND MAKE your rings and jewellery like new. Diamond rings renewed and stones, safely secured—don’t take chances. Expert work done reasonably to your satisfaction. Watch repairs and pearl re stringing. W, N. Counter. . tfb ELECTROLUX Canada Ltd. Sales and Service.) Alvin Riley, 524-6514. 153 Lighthouse St., Goderich. ______18tfb AUCTIONEER RICHARD H. LOBB 1K3 Ontario St., Phone 482-7898 Graduate of World’s Largest Reisch American School of Auctioneering 43-65 to 43-66p Dr. M. W. RAITHBY B.S.A., P.V.M., V.S.VETERINARY SURGEON Large and Small Animals Boarding Phone 524-8573 GODERICH, ONTARIO 27-34b BIRTHS GREIDANUS- — In Olinton Public Hospital op. Thursday, August 18, 1966 to Mr. and JVfrs. Don Qreidanus, RR 1, Lond'esfooro, a daughter. JACKSON — In Chatham Gen eral Hospital ion Monday, August 22,. 1966, to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jackson, Ridge fawn, a son, Kenneth Allen, ' brother for Brian. KELLY In Victoria Hospital, ■London, on Wednesday, Aug ust 10, 1966, to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Kelly, London (nee Marie Riley), a daughter, Kathryn Marie. PENFOUND — In Peed Mem orial Hospital, Brampton, on Friday, August 19, 1966, to Mr, and Mrs. M'ervyn Pen- found, Bramialea, Ontario, a daughter, Callista Gayle, granddaughter for Mr. and Mrs. George Potter, Clinton, and Mr. and Mhs. Wiilfre'd Penfound, Londesboro. CARDS OF THANKS I wish to thank my friends for cards and visits -dbrling my stay in hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Walden, Dr. Addison, Dr. Oakes and nursing staff. — HARVEY ASHTON. 34p NOTICE WE WILL NOT be responsible foi' any debts incurred in our names without our written con sent. Albert and Iona Ledbo-ld. . 33, 4, 5p PIANO TUNING YOUR PIANO should be tuned and checked for moth damage and other defects regularly. I appreciate the continued priv ilege of servicing many of the instruments in this area. George W. Cox, phone 482-3870. REAL ESTATE FIVE BEDROOM, oil heated house. Apply at 157 Mary Street after 7 p.m. or phone 482-9353 after 7 p.m. 34, 5b CHUTER Plumbing, Heating, Electric, SALES & SERVICE i King Street Phone 482-7652 STORE FOR RENT STORE and office on main street. Phone 482-6694. 32tfb Notice To Creditors In the estate of FRANK JOSEPH BECKER, late of the Town of Clinton, County of Huron, Proprietor, deceased. Creditors and others having claims against the above estate are required to- -send full par ticulars of such claims to the undersigned solicitors for the executors, on or before the 24th day of September, 1966, after which d-alte the estate’s assets will be distributed having re gard only to 'the claims that have then been received. MEREDITH, DAVIDSON & BENNETT, 74 Dundas Street. London, Ontario, Solicitors for the Executors, JOHN JOHN- SON and ALBERT REIBEL. 33, 4, 5b I wish to thank my many friends for their kindness shown me while I was in the hospital. Special thanks to the nurses, Dr. Wialden and' Dr. Newland. — MURRAY HOHN- ER. 34p I wish to thank all those who sent cards, gifts and visited me While 'in Clinton hospital. Spe cial thanks to Dr. Oakes. Rev. Mill's and nurses on second floor. It was greatly appreci ated. —.MRS. MAUDE CRICK. Sincere thanks to the nurses and staff on 1st floor for the kindness to me during my stay in Clinton Hospital; to tire many kind friends who remem bered me in so many nice ways. —KATHLEEN HANLY. 34p ATTENTION FARMERS! FOR SALE COB CORN in crib. Phone- 482- 7233._____________________34b . NO. “40 JOHN: -DEERE crawler; 6 ft. dbzei' blade; heavy duty front end loader, in good shape, $1650. Phone 524-8567. 34-39b 1958 INTERNATIONAL truck, 1 ton stake, dual wheels. Apply H. F. -Wett&aufej Feed Mill, phone 482-9792. ’ 34b CUSTOM COMBINING of grain, beans and corn, call Frank Hill, Varna, phone 482- 7596.___________________20tfb 1 FRONT END beian puller to fit 3 point hitch tractor; 1 New Idea corn picker; 1 bldg. 9x18, new roof and siding, all in good condition. Lloyd Lovell, Kippen. _____________<________34-5b 75 ACRES of oat and barley straw, baled -and stooked. If in terested call Bernard Tighe, 131 High Street Phone 482-3812. 34p NEW BEAN KNIVES in stock for all types of pullers. Bean knives hammered. Basil O’ Rourke. Brucefieid, Phone 482- 9131. __________33, 4b PIONEER’S - 1967 chain saws now on display, easier to handle, lighter weight, -see them soon. Robt. Glen Pioneer & Canadian Saws. Phone 482-9292 Clinton. 33, 4,-5p FOR SALE — Gehl foragp har vester, hay pick-up, corn -at tachment and 2 automatic wagon boxes; also 2-row bean puller, Oliver, ' factory made. Gordon Hill, Varna, Phone 482- 3307. 34, 5, 6b BEATTY FARM SERVICE CENTRE 17 Rattenbury Street East Clinton Sanitary Steel Stabling Gutter Cleaners Silo Unloaders Pressure Systems, etc. Inquire about bur new Universal Wagon ond Chain Harrows Phone 482- 9561 ORTHOPEDIC and general Shoe Repair. Our Clinton De pot is at 55 Albert Street at Amsingsj Store. Honk's Shoe Repair, 71 Hamilton St., Gode rich. ■ 38tfb WANTED A SET OF SCALES, at least 1 ton capacity. H. F. Wiettlaufer Feed Mill, phone 482-9792. .34b LARGE quantity, baled straw, barn stored for fall pickup. Write stating amount and price expected to S. McFadden, RR 1, Milton. ______ 34-43p WANTED — Forage Blower, in good condition wiilth long hop per, steel apron and wagon un loading device and pipes.. Phone 527-1755. 34-5b SERVICES OVER 30 YEARS dependable service at low cost. John Bach, Seaforth, Phone 527-0120. Your IH dealer. . 32tfb AUCTIONEER and Appraiser Licensed and capable in- selling all types of auction sales. Bruce Rathwell, Brucefieid. Phone 482-3384. 7tfb DEAD ANIMAL REMOVAL For DEAD or DISABLED ANIMALS — Can Collect DARLING & Company ’ vOf Canada Limited Phone Clinton 482-7269 Licence 25-C-66 7tfb DEAD STOCK MARLATT BROS. $5.00 and up for weight over 1,000 lbs. - Highest cash prices paid for dead ox disabled cows aind horses. Please phone promptly phone Collect 133 Brussels 24-HOUR SERVICE Licence 390C65 Classified Ads Bring Quick Results 3tfb I would like to thank all those who sent cards, flowers, and Visited me during my stay in Goderich Alexandra Marine and General .Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Jackson and nurs ing staff. — MEL GLIPDON. 34p We would like to thank our neighbours and friends' for their many acts of kindness shown to us during our recent fire and afterwards for their help in moving us to our new residence; also the Clinton Fire Brigade. —MR. and MRS. BERT FIN LAY. 34p I wish to -thank all my Mends, neighbours, UCW and Session of Brucefieid United Church for • cards, visits and treats while I was a patient at Seaforth and Stratford General Hospitals. Special thanks to Rev. Stuart, Rev. Plant for their many visits, also Dr. Brady, Dr. Lindsay, Dr. Sproat and nursing staff of both hos pitals. It was very much appre ciated. — BILL FOTHERING- HAM. 34p The family of the late Mrs. Nelson Reid wish to express their 'thanks to relatives-, friends and neighbours for gifts, flow ers. treats and Visits during her long lillness. in hospital. Special thanks to Rev. Roulston, Rev. Stuart, Rev. Dr. Mowatt, Will ing Workers of Brucefieid UCW,- Ball Funeral Home, Dr. Oakes, Dr. Thompson, nurses on second floor, pallbearers, those who loaned cars and helped in other ways. It was all much appreciated. 34p I------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Estate AUCTION SALs Auction Sale of Property and Household Effects in Varna, Main Street, on' Saturday, August 27th At 1 p.m. Studio couch; rocking chairs; 17-iinch Roger ’Majestic TV; 6 .dining room 'Chains; side board; small tables; occasional chairs; 2 mantel clocks; electric lamps; mirrors; 2 small antique: chest of drawers; quilt box; electric stove; radio; chrome kitchen set (like new); utility table; large glass cupboard; sewing machine; ‘ Flrigidaliirie refriger ator; scatter mats; day bed; 2 beds and mattresses; electric heater; bedding; .dishes; kitchen utensils; washing machine; laundry tubs; ironing board; bedroom china; sealers; crocks; vacuum cleaner; garden tools; coal oil lamps; electric (fan; wardrobe; 2 lanterns. Property: 2-bedro'om frame house oh 2 lots, pressure sys tem, small barn; 10% down, balance 30 days; sold subject to reserve bid. Chattels Cash Prop., Estate of Late MRS. PERCY TIPPETT Auct., HAROLD JACKSON Clerk, MEL GRAHAM 33, 4b mentioned the old French' Fortress of Louisbourg, in my last report, among places . to vi'siit during Centennial Yeiar. Bulilt by the French, at a cost of ten million dollars during ithe reiign of Louis XV, -the FortreS's of Louisbourg on Cape -Breton Island passed back and forth between French and . British hands, underwent two sieges and finally was blown up by British demolition troops 'in 1760. Developments in 'the 18th century which, in the long run, resulted1 jin Canaan eventually becoming one country, have connections with Louisbourg. The federal government, there fore, through the Department of Northern Affairs 'and Na tional Resources, is restoring a 'large part of the fortress, now a national historic park. At the Centennial Commission we think of the restoration as a Centennial project 'although perhaps -we can’t argue it is such on the basis of technical ities because it was started in 1961 and Will continue until the early 1970’s, at a cost over the years of at least $12,000,000'. The old city and a large part of the 'battle ground outside the ruined walls were set aside by. the government as a national historic site in 1928. -During 1935-36 -a museum was built facing the site of the citadel and it contains mementoes pre sented by citizens and relics which have been unearthed in the ruins of the fortress. Tine site was made- a national his toric park in 1940 and thou sands of visitors see it every year. .■■I ' -I.!,,.- .............................. . The new project for restor ation of the fortress will recon struct the main features of for tifications, the Chateau St- Louis, ia representative selection of smaller buildings, homes and harbor works, Some outlying features such as Siege works also are to be restored. As well as Canada, the New England states of Massachu setts, New Hampshire,-Connect icut, Rhode Island and Maine have strong historical connect ions with Louisbourg. Four thousand New Englanders were involved in the first siege and conquest of the fortress in 1744. (Britain handed Louisbourg back to the French in a 1748 treaty but again conducted a siege and conquered it in 1758. British demolition troops blew up -the fortifications in 1760.) Louisbourg was a key factor liin North American defence and trade for almost half a century. The study of that era can be a fascinating pastime for laymen and the restoration, of the old fortress -and buildings will give u's new insight into the history of our country and an under standing of life in ’those times. For .professional historians 'and archaeologists the activities on Cape Breton island provide more and more- information. The Louisbourg project is just one of the many which, during Centennial Year, will draw the attention of Canadians, and of friends abroad, to our interest ing heritage. -----------o—---------- Use Classified Ads. For Quick Results ■ 1 . .................... . offers to Residents of Huron County Comprehensive Medical Coverage At Cost! —INDIVIDUAL and GROUP RATES AVAILABLE- Inquire to-day from: Robert McMillon, RR 2, Seaforth Peter Roy, Clinton Gordon Richardson, RR I. Brucefieid Bert Irwin, RR 2, Seaforth or at HURON CO-OPERATIVE MEDICAL SERVICES 82 Albert St., Clinton Phone 482-9751 .......... . ......✓ BANKRUPTCY AUCTION SALE At the factory of The Langdon Manufacturing Company, 927 Dundas Street East, in Woodstock, on Saturday, August 27th, commencing at 10:30 a.m. Office furniture, machines, tools and yard goods used in the manufacture of hassocks and lawn umbrellas, including: Filing cabinet, office desk, .time clock, 4 Singer sewing machines, Universal Rocket cutter, air staple gurls and staples, button machine, 4 air .cydinder presses, large air compressor with 10 ;h.p. motor, 20 excelcior buckets, excelcior machine, tap ing machine, grinder, leg machine, wooden lathe, metal table and vise, sanding machine, large Evaco power cleaner, steel tank, steel clamps, large tables, 5 large fire extinguishers, re built oil burner, grommet set, hand tools, 200-gal. tank, patterns, large spools of thread, rolls of material for covering hassocks, large quantity of completed and partly completed hassocks, has sock legs, bales of excelcior, packing, padding, quantity of shelv ing and many other items relating to the trade. Goods will be on view from 1:30 to 4:30 the day preceding ■the sale. F. O. KIME, C.A. Trustee in Bankruptcy 312 Queen's Ave. London e SCHOOL NEEDS WILLIAM HAWKINS Auctioneer Phone 485-3392 Ingersoll PLAN NOW FOR BACK TO SCHOOL! YOUR BOYS' BACK-TO Clinton Community Auction Soles EVERY FRIDAY at 7:30 p.m. Government Inspected Scale! Cattle Sold by Weight TERMS: CA8H JOE COREY, Sales Manager Q New Fall Goods Are Now Coming In . . See Our Stock SUITS SPORT COATS WASH PANTS SHIRTS JACKETS SWEATERS AND WOODWORKERS Urgently Needed For Factories Across Huron County, Knowledge in Woodworking Preferred, but Not Essential. Permanent Employment. For Information, contact your National Employment Service 35 Fast Street GODERICH Phone 524-8342 x W We are shipping cattle every Monday for United Co-operatives of Ont We will pick up at your farrii. Phone tollett not later than Saturday night SEAFORTH FARMERS CO-OPERATIVE 527-0770 FRANCIS HUNT 527-1946 30eow NEV'R PRESS And Give Mom A Break! Pickett & Campbell Limited Main Corner, Clinton, Ontario, Photie 482-9732