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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1955-01-27, Page 5• THURSDAY, 'JANUARY `27, '1955 CLINTON NEWS -RECORD PAGE FIVE' Classified. Rates H RATE — (It paid by Peednneliday following date of in asereeon)--Two cents a word first: itnOrtion (minimum 50 cents);; �� uent insertions 1% cents a (minimum 35 cents); 15 cents extra for box member or u of ,direction to ."NEWS-RECORID IF CHARGED -15 cents• extra, „'DEADLINE -12 noon, Wednes- ACCOMMODATION for RENT. -ACCOMMODATION FOR, roomers. ;Ur boarders. Mrs. Alec McIVIichael phone Clinton 163R. ,, 4-b THREE,' ROOM FURNISHED a- partment, private bath, available -February 5. Phone Clinton 641. 4-b UNFURNISHED SEVEN ROOM douse, three :bedrooms, new fur - mace, hot and -cold water on tap. =Phone Hayfield 53r2. .3tfb -SELF-CONTAINED,TWO ROOM -apartment, unfurnished: Available •. ebruary 1.•Phone-Clinton 722W2. 3-4-b 'UNFURNISHED,:HEATED apart= nmeeut, large living room, kitchen, one bedroom and bath. Available February 1. Lloyd Batkin, phone 'Clinton 692W. 34-5-p SEVEN ROOM HOUSE, furnished hot and cold water on tap, good garden, available_ February 1st, Phone Bayfield 53r2, . 2-tfb 'HEATED FURNISHED apart `spent; three rooms, frig, and rang- -ette; share bath; private entrance; ,not more than one c ld: Phone .Seaforth 42. 4-1) 'FOR RENT APARTMENT, self-contained, upstairs, five rooms and bath, Newly .decorated, close to square. Phone Goderich 295 or 668W. Fred Beevers. 4-b APARTMENT IN SEAFORTH,. -one -large bedroom; one small bed- room; -kitchen with frig. and stove. 'Completely furnished or can be rented unfurnished. Available now :Phone Seaforth 31 or 41. 4-b Accommodation Wanted UIRE SUITE OR 'HOUSE, shed or unfurnished, for -cduple with two children, ages one -:and two. Occupancy needed on or about February 7. Reply to Cpl. •J. F. Wilson, % 963 E. Gerrard ;Street, Toronto, Ontario, 3-4-5-b HELP WANTEDFemale LADY TO MANAGE Children's Wear Store. State experience ands salary. Reply to Box 31, Clinton News -Record. 3-4-b RELIABLE WOMAN FOR nurse- .maid duties, ;.Noon meal only, housework involved. Apply above Counter's Jewellery Store. 4-p A LADY INTERESTED IN ex- cellent opportunity to earn extra CREE—At her"•leite residence, money wantedin part or, full time North Street, Clinton, on Tues - with reliable firm. Must be 20 day, January 25, 1955, Annie years old. Apply Box 41, Clinton Finch, beloved wife of 'Robert • News -Record. 4-5-p -p at ethen Beatt8,ie Funeral Re one AJSLENJOYABLE EUCHRE HELP WANTED—MALE Rattenbury Street East, where The Hullett Federation of Ag - funeral service will be held this riculture held a euchre and dance afternoon, Thursday, January 27,' in the Londesboro Conununite commencing at 2.00 p.m. Inter- Hall on Friday, January 21. Every= ment ,will be in Clinton Cern- one had an enjoyable time. The etery, winners of the euchre were; ladies' ERRATT—At her home in Aub- high, Mrs. William Gibbings; low, urn, after a lengthy illness, on Mrs. Alf. Goldsworthy; lone hands, Wednesday, January •19,' 1955, Mrs. 3. Scott; men's high, William Anna Jenkins, beloved wife of Lovett; low, Alex McMichael; lone Ellworth Erratt, in her 82nd hands, Robert; Townsend. year. Funeral service from the J. K. Arthur funeral home, Au- burn, on Friday, January 21. In- terment was in Ball's Cemetery. HULLER—At her late residence, Isaac Street, Clinton, on Wed- . nesday, January 26, 1955, Maude LIVESTOCK WANTED late GPotter, rge „Huller iwife her 90th year. Resting at the Beattie Funeral Horne, Rattenbury St., East. Funeral service will be held on Saturday, January 29; 1955, commencing at 2.00 p.m. Interment will be in Clinton Cemetery, WANTED. OLD HORSES AND M'cKENZIE—In Scott Memorial dead cattle. Gilbert Bros. Mink Hospital, Seaforth, on Saturday, Ranch, Goderich. Phone collect, January 22, 1955, Peter Phillip 936r32, or 936r21. • 9-ptfb McKenzie, beloved husband of Eleanor Hood, in his 73rd year. Funeral service from the Bon - MISCELLANEOUS thron funeral home, Hensall, on Tuesday, January 25. Interment was in Baird's Cemetery. y MARRIAGES BIRTHS ZIEGLER-BUTT — In Northside CLEAVE—In Clinton Public Hos- United Church, Seaforth, on petal, on Thursday, January 20, Saturday, January 22, ,1955, by 1955, to Mr, and Mrs. James' Rev, J. W. A. Stinson, Marilyn Cleave, R.R. 3, Bayfield, a son. ' Joyce, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, HARGREAVES=1n Clinton Pub Roy Butt, Seaforth, to James lie Hospital, on Saturday, "Jan - Edward Ziegler, RCAF Station • uary 22, 1955; to ,Mr. and Mrs. Clinton, son of WO2' and Mrs: Victor Hargreaves, Brucefield, Eric B. Ziegler, RCAF, Baden a son,: (Bradley Allen) brother Baden, Germany, for Brenda Ann. DEATHS VAN BERGEN—In Clinton Public Hospital, on 1955, toMr. Mrs. MON., TUES., Aria :Van. Bergen, R.R.1, Hen an. J=- WED. sail, a- son. 31Feb. 1-2 o Columbia Pictures presents Frank Yerby's best-seller, .ROXY THEATRE OIL INTO et Now Playing—Thur., Fri., Sat. "HONDO" John Wayne as a cavalry dispatch rider in the 1870's. Geraldine Page in her first screen role. BREAD, SALESMAN, FULL time employment, Experiencedn preferred but not necessary. Ap1y to Bartliff Bros. 2-3-4-b LIVESTOCK FOR SALE TWO BROOD SOWS, -DUE IN about three weeks, Raymond Cantelon, phone Clinton 620r21, 4-b 32 PIGS,' SIX WEEKS OLD. Apply to Wes Hoggart, phone Clinton 802r33. ' -4-b HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID for old, sick and disabled horses and cattle, animals bled out. Phone Leroy Acheson, Atwood, 153, col- lect. - _ 3-16-b ALL KINDS OFA S WS SIIARY- ened also ,have a few bushels of good table turnips. Dave Elliott, phone Clinton, 263. 2-3-4-p VISIT COUNTER'S JEWELLERY Store for best values in Diamond, Rings, Bluebird and Forget -me - Not. Far evening appointments phone Clinton 230. W. N. Counter. 4-p LE,L, "PIONEER" CHAIN Saws, strongly built,, dependable, low in price, Five and ten horsepower models. Robert Glen, phone. Clin- ton 907r25. 49-4-p LIVESTOCK FEEDERS, Farmers —here's good news. We now have available Egmont Minerals for all livestock, which supply all min- erals that your animals could poss- ARTICLES FOR—TALE ibly require- at a price which will uprise you. Guaranteed analysis, fully registered with the Depart- ment of Agriculture, Ottawa. Com- pares as good or better than any mineral food on the market, re- gardless of price. Egmont Minerals A REAL GOOD TWO WHEEL are very palatable .without the ad - trailer; also a good seven tube car drtron of highly flavoured ]ngred- or truck radio in ggood'shape. A. ients. Get the facts. Phone, write i4ebold; RR, 2, Clinton, Phone � or call at he farm. J. W. Van - Clinton 601J3. q -p Egmond, Clinton. Phone 805r13. NEW LOW PRICES ON RCA, 50-7-b Victor Television, 17" table mod- PROPERTY FOR SALE els $199,50 and up. See them at "•T, A- Dutton, RCA Victor Dealer, Brucefield. Phone Clinton 634r4, 1-tfb -REFRIGERATOR (1954) Fire- stone,'7 cu. ft. In use seven mon- -ths. Phone Clinton 618r31 or Sea - forth 659r31. 4-p ' AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE •1946 NASH SEDAN, $450, CASH or •$200 and take over payments. Phone E. R. Sharpe, Clinton 10, :9 a,m. to 5.30 p.m. 3-4-p BABY CHICKS • "WE NOW T TAX.KING orders 'for baby chicks, started chicks, •cockerels, pullets and turkee • epouits."s Make up the lower egg 'prices now, by greater production; 'When prices are best. Let us help yeti purchase the right breeds for the Sob you want the chicks to do. Please place your orders three to four weeks In advance. Dale Pro - ,duce, Seafoyth, 2-3-4-5-b BUSINESS Accommodation: for 'Rent STORE NOW OCCUPIED BY •A an eimmediately: m AlCailablontc Neil- Campbell, P.O. Box 419, Clin- rton, or phone Clinton' 4433. x-tfb IN MEMORIAM. McEWEN — In loving memory of Walter John McEwen who pass ed away January 27, 1952. —Ever remembered by his wife Dallas and daughter Marlene. 4-p Cards of Thanks The family of the late Edwin Chuter wish to express sincere thanks to their many friends and neighbours for their thoughtful- ness and kindness during the fam- ily's recent bereavement, Many thanks to the doctors and nurses of Clinton Public Hospital --MRS. E. CHUTER and Family. 4-b MR: AND 'MRS. SELDON ROSS and family wish to express their sincere thanks and appreciation for the quiek and efficient service of the Brucefield and Clinton fire brigades and also to neighbours and friends for their help during their recent lire. 4-p I wish to express' my sincere thanks to all my friends for their kind expressions of sympathy, gifts and calls, while recuperating from my recent accident. I would like endOICE of PrincessBUILDINGStreet,LOT, lose easto Irwinofand Mrs. Walter schools. Lloyd Batkin, phone Clin-McBeth of Brucefield, who so ton 692W. 4-5-6-p kindly substituted for me during my enforced absence, MRS, J. R. MURDOCK. « 4-b MR. AND MRS. ROSS MERR- ILL would like to thank their friends and the staff at Clinton Public Hospital ' for their kind- nesses. Special thanks to Dr. Oakes, 4-p MRS. ORPHA MCMICHAEL and family wish to express their ap- preciation for the sympathy, kind- ness and floral tributes during the' 4-b recent bereavement of a loving husband and father, Robert Perc- TENDERS WANTED ival McMichael.. Special thanks to Mrs. John Ostrom and Rev. R. M, P Bulteel,' 4-p LOTS FOR SALE. BUILDING lots in good residential .section, close to schools. Act now for best choice. W. N. Counter. 3-p FIVE LOTS IN "Little England" for sale immediately. .All in one area. Best offer. Phone Clinton 640W. 51 to 3p-tfb WARTIME HOUSE ON JAMES Street, Ciinton. Possession in 30 days. Please write G. A. - Cook, 208 Warren Street, Goderieh, for details. CLINTON PUBLIC HOSPITAL Association invites tenders to sup- ply fuel oil for new .nurses' resi- dence on yearly basis. Tenders to be forwarded to Mr. E. Walton, secretary -treasurer, by ,February 1. FOR SALE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 9-1100111 DWELLING. Modern conveniences, hot water heating. " with oil. Ideal ]ocation. START 1955 WITH A permanent—o-- year round business. You begin 6 -ROOM DWELLING. Immediate earning good money the first day. possession. Price $3000. Yoer home -town -and surroundings • —o— as 'territory. Full details on -re- 0 -ROOM DWELLIN'.G, Modern quas t. FAMILEX, 1600 •Delor]m- conveniences. •-Hot water heat Jeri Dept. B., .Montreal.•.11-e ing. Price $6000. ---o- CUSTOM WORK 1 LOT — 76'x126'. Good location. 1 LOT -66'x165'. • Good location. —o— 'PICTURE FRAMING,— We are snow equipped to do picture-fram, • H C T A WSON Being: Good selection of mouldings,, 11[� 111 14acLaren's Studio, 42tfb', .• REALTOR 'Phone 25jW — Clinton ' 'FARMS FOR SALE 'NICE LIST • OF FARMS FOR; sale, ,L, G Winter, Real. Estate. Phone 'Clinton 448. 33-tfb, Furniture. Re -Finishing FQR FURNITURE, PIANO: AND radio cabinet refinishing and re- pairing, apply W. G. Pickett, phone Clinton 761M. . 1-tfb 'FURNITURE FOR SALE -SMALL WALNUT DINING table; three • ladder -back chairs; one oval mahogany table, antique; one "kitchen clock, antique. Phone Ciinton 652W, 4-b HAY FOR SALE --BALED ALFALFA HAY. William Llarris, R.R: 2, Bayfield. Phone aClinton.797W2. Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere K. C. COOKE FLORIST Phone 66W — Clinton Clinton Community Farmers AUCTION SALES EVERY FRIDAY commencing at t.80 p.m. - TERMS CASH J• COREY, Sales Manager E. W. ELLIOTT Auctioneer., te., W. COLQUHUUN, .Clerk.. HOW'S YOUR SUPPLY OF FUEL THESE DAYS? 8e ready for that quick drop 1n temper- ature! Order your win- ter inter Fuel supply 40W. ORDER FUEL NOW A. G. Grigg & Son Phone '74W -- Clinton 4-11 LEADERS CLUB ANNUAL WILL BE HELD FEBRUARY ' 18 At directors'meeting othe Huron County 4-11 Club Leaders' Association In Clin- ton, February 18 was the date set for the annual meeting and ban- quet. • George Gear, agricultural repre- sentative for Bruce, County, will be guest speaker at the meeting, at which the 1955 program will be mapped. Western Farmers Will Be Guests Of Huron Men Directors of the Canadian Here- ford Association from Western Canada will be guests of the Hur- on Hereford Association on a one - day tour of Huron. County. Executive of the Huron group made plans for this project on February 17, following which the The Saracen Blade Coming:: "The Moonlighter"' "THE'MOO HTER LI'GH " N Batbare Stanwyok Fred McMurray Coming to the ROXY, a "NEW LOOK" in pictures. ' Watch' for it. AT THE PA RK II" NOW: Thurs., Fri. & Sat, Mitzi Gaynor Jeff Hunter and, Keefe lirasselle In which a railroad telegrapher is blackmailed into participating in a train robbery; ,Wvhich complicates three other lives. "Three Young Texans" In Technicolor MON„ TUES. & WED. Adult' Entertainment Fred MaeMurray - Kim Novak and Phil Carey Present a sophisticated story of Temptation: of a reckless blonde, a cold-blooded guy and a some- what sinister result. " • "PUSHOVER" Coming: Marilyn Monroe "RIVER OF O RETURN" Technicolor AT CAPITAL AL TELEPHONE THE 47 NOW: Thurs., Fri. & Sat. 'Rock Island Trail' In Trucolor Against the opposition of riverboat interests and marauding. Indians the Rock Island Railway crosses the wide Mississippi. Forrest Tucker - Adele Mara and Bruce Cabot MON., TUES. &WED, "Walk East • On Beacon" Agents of the F.B.I.. nab a notor• nous syp ring in what was called .. the crime df the Century. George. Murphy - Virginia Gilinour and Finlay Currie Coming: "The DAKOTA KID" starring Michael Chapin and Filen Janssen two-day annual meeting of the Canadian Hereford Association will meet in London, February 15 and The meeting agreed to give con- tinued support to the 4-11 Calf Club program, Each 4 -II Club boy or girl completing club pro- jects with a' registered Hereford calf will receive a cash award of $4, while a Hereford grade heifer or steer will bring $2. The annual sprung sale is to be May cember 1 Botthe h11will1fall be hhelsale, n Clinton with James R. Coultes, Belgrave as sales manager. An invitation was received from the Seaforth Agricultural Society to hold the regional Hereford show in Seaforth again on September 23. Tuesday, December 6, was set as the date for annual meeting and banquet. .1 A. A,N TETT Jeweller and Watchmaker EXPERT WATCH REPAIR SERVICE Bulova, Gruen and Cyma Watches • BLUE RIVER and BLUE BIRD DIAMONDS Spode Dinnerware ' Visit Our Modem Up -To -Date Jewellery Store Today Phone 562 - Clinton 26-tfb OODERICH PAVILION DANCING EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS IN 1955 , • Saturday Night -Paul Cross and His Orchestra Wednesday Night is Square Dance Night with Clarence Petrie and the Night Hawks The Pavilion Is available for afternoon and evening rentals. The management caters to luncheons, banquets, wedding re- ceptions, etc. PRONE GODERICH 675 or 419. 2-tfb mites rank about miles Cr irritations when you have a otorola Luxury pushbutton tun- ing at a budget price $89.95 Now—you pleasure driving re with a Motorola pushbutton tadlol Five station push -to -lock control locks in the station. Full automatic - volume. Low battery drain. fits the dashboard. of your car like a glove! GALBRAIT Radio and television PHONE 482 — — CLINTON en's Nylon Shirts' sizes 15 and 151/9 Reg. $12,95 SPECIAL. 76.95 ea. Wool Plaid Shirts Reg, to $11,95'- SPECIAL $5.95 I. Doeskin Plaid Shirts. keg.tp $8.95 — SPECIAL . $2.95 Men's Sweaters' Cardigans and Pullovers Rag, to $9:95 SPECIA' X4.95 BOYS' UN ER EAR • PENMAN'S 95 sizes 6, 10, 12 years $3.75 Youths 34 4,25 PENMAN'S PREFERRED 8-10 years 2.75 Youths 34 3.25 PENMAN'S 71. 6-8 years 2.15 1 JACKET, Brown Melton, size 36 1 JACKET, Bomber style, size 42 1 STATION WAGON COAT, size 40 $2.95 5.95 5.95 2 OVERCOATS 1 size 42 $ 5.00 1 size 38 10.00 MANY OTHER UNADVERTISED SPECIALS • PICKETT and CAA�7PBELL ARROW SHIRTS PHONE 25 — (Main Corner) - CLINTON STETSON HATS