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Clinton News Record, 1954-06-10, Page 550] JUNE .10 1954 a INTON NEWS -RECORD Classified Rates CASH RATE — (If paid by 'Wednesday following date of ine aserttan)—Two cents a averd first .41neertion "(minimum 50 cents); trubsequeut Insertions I% cents a Wed (ilga-Amara 35 awns); 15 net extra for box nattriber or; 'Ver,;"directionto NEWS-ItECORD IF CHARGED -15 coati' extra. DEADLINE—T2 noon, Virednes- 'day. -ACCOMMODATION for RENT -7,FURNISHED TWO -ROOM apart - 'anent, all conveniences, adults, only, Fernishecl, three-room apart - 'anent, central. Phone Clinton 73J. • 23-p SIX -ROOM HOUSE, bath, full -cellar. Completely furnished. Will rent reasonable tosomeone who -will look after home. Phone Clin- ton 445 for appointment between 'S mad 7 in the evening, 23p -"UNFURNISHED APARTMENT, four rooms, with complete bath, heated, at $30 a month. Frank :Bainton, plyth, phone Blyth 6. 23-b •HALF HOUSE FOR RENT, 1% miles from Clinton; also a calf, suitable for raising; holstein hall - r, due anytime. Lorne Tyndall, phone Clinton 904r4. 23-p -HOUSE FOR RENT, six rooms, -with coxnplete bath, oil furnace, " -350 a month, furnished or $30 a -month, unfurnished. Frank Bain- ' ton, Blyth, phone Blyth 6. • 23-b SFr:Pt-CONTAINED, UPSTAIRS apartment, unfurriished. Central- ly located. Four rooms with bath- room. Christian couple desired (abstainers). Apply in writing to -Box 230, Clinton News -Record. 23-tfb NICe..LY DECORATED self-con- tained four -room apartment in Goderich, near The Square. Has three-piece bath, built-in cup- boards, hot and cold water. Heavy wired for electric stove Apply: 59 Hamilton Street, Goderich, or phone 1102W, 23-13 ARTICLES FOR SALE "17 -FOOT CABIN TRAILER, fur- nished. Must sell. Best offer. Cash or terms, Phone Elyth 18r26. • 23-28-p DOHERTY PIANO, in good con- dition. Phone Seaforth. 115. 23.p TWO USED WASHING machines, one General Electric, one Thor; both in good condition. Apply at Sutter -Perdue Hardware. 23-b SPECIAL FRIDAY and Saturday. Darmeyer Portable Food Mixer, 'regular $29.95, sale price $19,95. " Mixing bowls 50c each. T. A. "Dutton, Fireatone Dealer, 13ruce. field, phone Clinton 634r4. 23-b Modernize Your Home With A BEAUTIFUL 5 ET. STEEL RECESSED BATHTUB WHITE $65.75 Blue, green, coral, yellow $78.75 Delivered ,We carry a complete line of ...plumbing and heating supplies. Wrath our mail order Dept. CNR, 'tor free illustrated catalogue. S. V. JOHNSON PLUMBING SUPPLIES Streetsville Phone 852-3 Iape.n 'Wednesday and Friday even - :lags till 9;30 and all day Saturday. You Can Depend on Johnson's 22-25-1) AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE A GOOD CHRYSLER five-pas- --senger coupe; and first class farm trailer with two extra wheels. At very reasonable price. L. Leeper, •Clnaton (rural). 23-p 1950 FORD CUSTOM SEDAN, "black; radio, and airconditioning. First class shape, $850.. Phone ' 764.3. • •23-13 1936 CHEVROLET MAST ER coach, •good condition. Call R. Morgan, phone Clinton 579-W, 23-p. 1952 CHEVROLET HARD -TOP, red and grey; white wall tires, aatdie, air-conclitioned; •h e a ter. 14,000 miles. Apply to Hotel Clanton. 15tfb BABY CHICKS • BRAY HATCHERY has a wide choice of chicks. Mixed. Pullets. Dayold and started. For prompt shipment. Broilers for July -August • should be ordered now. Ask us for new prices Agent—Mrs. Alex -Paterson, Bruceneld. •23-13 GOP PRICES FROM US ON Kitchener Big -4 Chicks. Early ,summer prices IX) effect; rnakipg them real bargains right now, Pullets. Non -sexed. Dayold and started, all ,ages, Most breeds. .Agent — Charles Scott, Auburn,' "Phone Blyth 43r23. 23-b BOARD AND ROOM 'BOARD AND ROOM FOR TWO gentlemen sharing. Phone 163.R.' 2343, 'ROOMERS OR BOARDERS want -1 ••ed; can accommodate up to three,, eGall James Cox, phone 550-W. 20tfb CUSTOM WORK BULLDOZING WORK DONE ex]: -pertly. Cellars, farm ponds, land., • eeeping, back fill: Clear new land. -J and G. Postill, RR. 3, Clinton. 'Phone Clinton 906r23.- • 22-25-p FARMS FOR 'SALE ' NICE LIST OF FARIVIS FOR " eion, G§derich Tewnship. Apply' sale,L, Winter,-Real-EState. /Phone Clieton 448. • .`33ttfla- EMPLOYMENT WANTED ANY TYPE OF WORK, garden- ing, farming, kitchen help etc. Will do any job. T. H. Cameron, Clinton. 23-p BABY SII-teNG done by exper- ienced lady. Either daytime or evenings. Phone Clinton 905r31. Mrs.. Thomas Harley, 2.0.13 • urniture Re -Finishing MR• FURNITURE, PIANO AND radio cabinet, refinishing and, re- pairing, apply W. G. Pickett, phone Clinton 761M. 17tfb • FURNITURE FOR SALE 7 CU. FT. WESTINGHOUSE re- frigerator; - One Beattie • electric washing machine, 320; two beds; two dressers; two -burner electric •hotplate. Phone Clinton 164W. •23-b HELP,AVANTED—Femalle FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK Sleep in. Jelin A. Anstett, Phone Clinton 562 23-b TWO WAITRESSES WANTED. Good wages and pleasant working conditions. Also man or boy for dish washing and general kitchen work. Apply in person to Pinger's Restaurant, Main Corner, Clinton. 21-tfb LIVESTOCK FOR SALE SIX YORK SOWS, due shortly. R. N. Alexander, Londesboro, phone Blyth 26r8. 23-13 PUREBRED SHORTHORN Bull, serviceable age. Several York sows, due in a month.- Younger breeding stock, both sex. Apply to 3, Arnold Jamieson. Phone Clinton 616r33. • 23.-b YOUNG YORKSHIRE BOARS — purebred, registered if desired. Also young Hereford grgss cattle. Apply Harry A. Thompson, R.R. 2, Clinton. • • 21tfb LIVESTOCK WANTED WANTED, OLD HORSES AND dead cattle. Gilbert Bros. Mink Ranch, Goderich. Phone collect, 936r32, or 936r21. 9-ptfb DEAD, DISABLED Honsts on cows removed -free of eharge. For prompt and efficient service phone "Stones" collect, Ingersoll 21, Sea - forth 655r2 or Gatlin-1db 936r21. MISCELLANEOUS WATCH REPAIRS Guaranteed. Clean and polish pivots, $2; bal- ance staffs, 32. Man to Clinton Watch Service, Clinton, or leave with VocIden Engraving and Diam- onds for estimate. 13 to 26-p • BE SURE BUY YOUR DIAMOND with con- fidence at COUNTER'S — Huron County's oldest established Jewel- lery Store. Ask to see Bluebird's June Bride. Specials now on dis- play. 23-p GET YOUR PATIO, TERRACE and sidewalk fixed up now. Use Seaforth Concrete Product Flag- stones, Cement floors, stairs and any kind of construction work. Tiles 10" and over for draining are now in stock, Phone Seaforth 22.31. Seaforth Concrete Products. 22.25-5 A GRASS/AND DAY, sponsored by the Grey County Crop and Soil Improvement Association is being held on the farm owned by Harris Lemon, Owen Sound, on Thurs- day, June 24. Machinery displays; land clearing and dynamite ditch- ing demonstrations; special speak- ers. Visit Georgian Bay beautiful countryside. Arthur Lemon, presi- dent; T. Stewart Cooper, secre- tary. ;• 234-b NOTICE ANYONE FOUND TRESPASS - Mg on Pt, Lots 41-51, Tucker - smith Township, botb sides of river at any time hereafter, wiil be prosecuted. By order of the owner, A. E. Parry. 23-30e • PASTURE FOR RENT TWENTY-FIVE ACRES for rent, plenty of atiOter. Dirk Walinga, Londesboro, phone Blyth 24r11. 23-0 PIANO TUNING YOUR PIANO carefully 'tuned. Inst call G. W. Cox at Clinton 6953. 43-tfb . POPLTRY FOR SALE PULLETS -175 RED ROCK, 2% months old. Phone Clinton 633r13. ?.3 P PULLETS, 350 WHITE ROCK; 800 Red x Flamp, starting to lay. W. Kollonan. • Phone Clinton 805r11, • •23-b PULLETS, 41.00 SUSSEY( x RED, 15 weeks old. 31.25 each. Apply t� George Dubs, Londesboro, phone Blyth 27r5. . 23-p • SPRING CHICKENS THAT WILL dress 6-8 pounrds, for roasting.. Bruce Keys, Varna, phone Henson 696r5 or phone .Clinton 368-W. •• 22-23-p 180 SUSSEX -RED PULLETS, six months old, 50% laving. Priced to sell. Apply G. Vanderhaar, RR. 1, Londesboro, phone Blyth 28r24. (Dick Vodden's (arm). 23-p NUMBER ,OF ARBOUR ACRE White Rock started pullets, ready for range end of Jtme; price $1 each at 10 weeks old, Place orders now to E. A. Mousseau, Kippen, phone Hensall.694r5. • • 21-25b "PROPERTY WANTED TO 80 ACRES SANDY LAND. 'Preferably on or near 4th conces. Box '23 News-ll.ecord 440 • , , • BIRTHS HEATH—At the General Hospital, Calgary, on Sunday, May 30, 1954„ to Mr. and Mrs, Robert E. Heath (nee Beryl Castle), Blue Ridge, Alta., 'a daughter (Lynn Ellen). LEARD—In Women's College Hos- pital, Toronto, ore May 26, 1954, to Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur 1,eard (nee, Joanne Lonsway), •• twin sons, Ray and Roy (brothers for David). • NEWLAND — In Clinton Public Hospital,'" on Friday, June 4, 1954, to Dr. and Mrs. F.M. ,Newland, Huron Street, Clinton, a son (James Malcolm). , PEPPER—In Clinton Public I-los- pital, on Friday, June 4,,1954, to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Pepper, Hensall, a son (Albert Roy). • DEATHS TEBBUIT—In Clinton;, on Fri- • day,' June 4, 1954, Jane Louise Tebbutt. Funeral" from the Beattie funeral home, Ratten- bury Street east, to Clinton Cemetery, on Monday afternoon, June 7. Tuekersmith Club , Hold Last Meeting Until September , Mrs. Don Crich was hostess of the June meeting of the Tucker -- smith ladies' club was Mrs. Wil- liam Pepper as president. The rneeting opened with the ode fol- lowed by; the Lord's Prayer. Roll call was answered by 12 members and seven visitors. Mrs. Ernie Crich gave an inter- esting talk of the places the ladies tamed on the bus trip, for the members that were unable to go. Mrs. Christena Brown conducted a contest. The meeting came to a close with a song and the Homemakers' Prayer. Lunch was served by group one. The meetings will be discontinued until September 1. PROPERTY FOR SALE DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT with 75 foot frontage on •Kirk Street. Close to schools 'and up town. Apply W. N. Counter or phone 230. 23-p ONE AND ONE-HALF STOREY, insulbrick, seven -room house, full basement, furnace, three-piece bath, built-in cupboards, sunporclu Good gardens with fruit trees, small barn and garage. - Apply Drew Fowler, Huron Street. 21.22-23-b SALESMAN WANTED WANTED; RELIABLE MAN as dealer in Huron County. Exper- ience not necessary. A fine op- portunity to step into old profit- able business where Rawleigh Products have been sold. for years. Big profits. Products furnished on credit. Write Rawleigh's Depart- ment F-169-163, Montreal, • 23-13 TENDERS WANTED , SEALED TENDERS will be re- ceived. up to June 15, 1954, for a coal or oil furnace to be installed S.S. No. 3, Stanley Township School net later than August 15, 1954, The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepteciaJ. E. Mc- Gee, secretary -treasurer, Bayfield, Ontario. 22-3-p SAVE BLOOD, SWEAT AND TEARS! Let Us Cut Your Hay M Elliott & Son • Phone Clinton 67 `t 23-h FOR SALE • 1 th Storey Frame Seven -Room • Dwelling, located hi Hayfield. 11/2 Storey Insul-Brick 6 -Room Dwelling; modern convenien- ces; oil heating. Located near •tiCi10018. • VA 'Storey Five -Room Dwelling; now; modern conveniences; immediate possession. 32,000 down payment, mortgage for balance. 1 Storey Four -Room Dwelling; .. new; naoderix conveniences; early possession. 1/2 Storey New Dwelling; living room.; dining room; den; sun pbrch; modern kitchen; two bedrooms and bath down; twe bedrooms up; hardwood Boors; modern. • conveniences.: One block from Post Office. 7 ACRES, with 11/2 storey, 7 - room ' dwelling, • modern con- veniences, al -burning furnace, • double garage, henhouse 30x20, located elo.se to town. 11/2 Storey 4 -bedroom, Central Mortgage dwelling, good loca- tion, early possession. • lia C. Lawson REALTOR Bank of Montreal Building Phone 25IW Clinton is.tfb London Road Club Plans June t The May meeting of the London Road Club was held at the home of Mrs. 1VIanaghan with' 12 members and one visitor present. Tbe meet- ing opened with the singing of The Maple Leaf Forever" fol_ lovved by the club creed. The minutes of the last meeting Were read and adopted and the correspondence was read. The roll call was answered and the treasur- er and flower convener gave their reports. The, mystery box was won by the club visitor, Mrs. Robert Pad. - dick. Several games af bingo were played ana then a contest was held which- was won by Mrs. Roy Plunisteel, Mrs. Collins and Mrs, Manning conducted a successful plant sale. The meeting closed with the sing- ing of "God Save the Queen" and a lovely lunch was served by the hostesses, Mrs. Collins, Mrs. Cann and Mrs. Managhan. The June meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Cooper. The roll can will be "How -names of towns in our district originated." Clinton Court Magistrate D. Holmes conducted court in the council chamber of Clinton town hall Wednesday, June 2. • Charges against Stanley Scott, were reviewed, and will be heard on the morning of June 16. Ile is charged with obtaining a car un- der false pretences from McPher- son Bros. garage, of passing a worthless cheque at a general store in Perth County, and another to Glen Price here in Clinton. J. 0, Tyndall, Clinton, charged with operating his car while un- paired by alcohol, pleaded guilty, and was charged 360 and costs. Charges had been laid following an accident on Highway 8, at the north end of Clinton, on May 25, when his car struck a parked car belonging to Mrs. Mary Necliger, and also a hydro pole at the loca- tion. Lloyd S. Moore, Sarnia, charged with causing a disturbance, by shouting and swearing, was charg- ed 315 and costs. Kenneth Keyes, 18 years, plead guilty under mitigating circum- stances, to a charge of careless driving on the Bayfield Road, May 11, and was charged $5 and costs. Accused bad made a sudden left. hand turn in front of another vehicle, approaching in the op- posite direction. Stanislaus Smyth, member- of the RCAF, plead guilty to a charge of failing to renew his driving license and another of exceeding the speed limit, and was charged a total of $22.80 and costs. A third charge of careless driving was withdrawn. Cards of" Thanks I wish to thank my relatives and friends who so kindly remem- bered me with flowers, cards and gifts while I was a patient in the Clinton Public Hospital and since returning home. Special thanks to Dr. Street, nurses and staff" for all their kindness. GRACE WILTSE NOW IN STOCK A Carload of Canada Cement BUY NOW while our supply lasts' A. G. Grigg & Son Phone 74W — Clinton 'flowers Telegraphed Anywhere K a moorannoi CLINTON I THE. r... 1150 THE 47 I AT CAPITAL TELEPHONE Y THEATRE AT PARK TELEPHONE TOP SCREEN FARE IN AIRCONDITIONEDCOMFORT A Now Playing—Thur., June 10 Last Showing of "THE GLEN MILLER STORY" , Fri. & Sat. Only—June 11-12 "Call Me, Madam" Ethel Merman, Donald O'Connor Mon. Tues. Wed., June 14-16 Leslie Caron -- Mel Ferrer in • "LILI" Technicolor Dram,, Thurs., Fri., Sat., June 17-19 "TROUBLE ALONG THE WAY" • Jelin Wayne — Donna Reed College comedy Drama NOW7.-Thurs., Fri, & Sat. , "Ma and Pa Kettle At Home" '- Ws new — It's fresh It's loaded with laughs! Its back to the barn- yard with the Kettles for their latest comedy hit!: , • Marjorie Main—Perey and Alan Mowbray Mon.; Tues. & Wed. • Jeanne Crain ---Michael Rennie • and Casey Adams A nautical honeymonn-turbs into a shipboard mystery; as the bride- groom disappears and a sinister ,scherne unfolds. 441f•-• uan-gerous Crossing" Corning: Red Skelton ist 'The Great Diamond Robbery' dventure Stories at Their 'Best NOW—Thurs., Fri. & Sat. Tall tales vvere, told of strange happenings at the junction—until- 'a' bold and adventurous rider cleared up the mystery. SEE— 'Mystery ,Junction' Mon., Tues. & Wed. J, -Arthur Rank Presents ROY BOIXTING ' In an original screenplay by Frank Harvey. A topical tale that should hold your intecrliemstaxte its startling "High Treason" Coming: "CRUISING DOWN • THE RIVER" _ In Technicolor — Dick Haymea TENDERS FOR COAL & COKE FEDERAL BUILDINGS— PROVINCE OF ONTARIO SEALEP TENDERS addressed to • the undersigned and endorsed as abtwe, will be received until 3.00 p.m. (EDST), WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1954, for the supply of coal and coke for the Federal Buildings throughout the Province of Ontario. Forms of tender with specifica- tions and conditions attached can be obtained from the Chief of Purchasing and Stores, Depart- ment of Public Works, Ottawa, and the Purchasing and Stores Of- ticer, 3 Sullivan St., Toronto, Ont. Tenders vvill not be considered unless made on or according to the printed forms supplied by the Department and in accordance with conditions set forth therein. The Department reserves the right to demand from any success- ful tenderer, before awarding the order, a security deposit- in the form of a certified eheque drawn on a bank incorporated under the Bank act or the Quebec Savings Bank Act payable to the order of tbe Honourable the Minister of Public Works, equal to ten per cent of the amount of tender, in accordance with the Government Contracts Regulations now, in force, or Bearer Bonds, with un - matured coupons attached, of the Government of Canada or of the Canadian National Railway Comp- any and its constituent companies, unconditionally guaranteed as to principal and interest by the Government of Canada. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ROBERT FORTIER, • Secretary. Department of Public Works, 0 JYiay 2, 1954. 23-4-13 • Air Force Dag SATURDAY JUNE 12TH VISIT YOUR NEAREST AIR FORCE STATION Layton's Garage Oscar and Lorne PHONE 44 CLINTON WeasaaI iseaVt AUCTION SALE, Of Property and Household Ef, fi.iets in the Village of Auburn on THURSDAY, JUNE 17 at 1.80 p.m. Chesterfield; studio couch; leath- er couch; bedroom suite; Beatty electric washing machine (like new); Electrolux; electric rang. ette; electric lamps; electric iron; Princess Pat coal or wood range; heater; china cabinet; writing desk; tables, chairs, wicker chair set, rocking chairs, small cupboard, clock, dishes, glassware, kitchen utensils; lawn •mower; garden tools; also some deal and wood. Property: One and a ball storey frame house covered with asphalt shingles; 6 rooms, with sun porch; oak hardwood Home; hydro; full basement; good garage. Terms: Chattels, cash; property, 10 per cent down, balance in 30 days, Irrunediate possession; re. serve bid. Mrs. William Anderson, Prop. Harold Jackson, Auctioneer • 22-3-13 0.411e s Clinton Community Farmers AUCTION SALES EVERY FRIDAY Evening, conunencing at 8 p.m. TERMS CASH j. COREY, Sales Manager E. W. ELLIOTT, Auctioneer K. W. COLQUHOUN, Clerk WANY,4/4•41,04IVAIVNIVININNI•MNAININIO•4141, FAMILY INCOME . An excellent method of having an • adequate insurance estate for the man •with a young family. CONSULT HA_L HA.RTLEY, Representative CANADA LIFE. Clhdon, phone 454w A real bargain in good reading b Fami f r 'Jerald * * • WeeklYSiar Canada's Farm Magazine NOW AVAILABLE AT YOUR LOCAL STORE DEALER! A Canadian magazine for Canadians from coast-tecoast. HELP WANTED GIRL REQUIRED FOR WORK IN JEWELLERY STORE. J. A. ANSTETT Clinton, Ontario U C. C K • FLORIST - Phone 66W Clinton , ..o.-",as,..z,n3m-eveatettetttaryttaanaaftatat FAMILIAR, . with all details ANYWHERE . ANYTIME , !lieixttte Ftomp • Gift Suggestions: socKs — TIES -- PYJAMAS :T-SifIRTS — JEWELLERY BELTS — SWIM SUITS -- JACKETS SLACKS — ETC. Mutts show him that 'ARIZOWDAD WHITE • is alwoys right SPORT SHIRTS • for every tasce from 2.95 up eaeoaaseveapeaaena. he's wonderful wIit . . . G . • o IFTS FROM PICKETT CAMPBELL Arrow Shirts ••,' • Stetson Nati PHONE 25 — (Main Corner) -- CLINTON "