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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1951-03-08, Page 5'THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1951 CLINTON NEWS -RECORD NewsRecord.CiassjfjedAdiets Brit.:icResult Wed- nesday following by Wed CASH RATE— H CASH RATE of ald naesday following date of ,inser- ttion)—One cent a word first in- sertion (minimum 35 cents); sub- '- equentinsertions one cent a word (minimum 25 cents); 15 cents ex- tra ,for box number or for direc- tion to NEWS-RECORDOffice, IF CHARGED -15 cents extra. DEADLINE -6 p.m. Wednesday. ;ACCOMMODATION for Rent ''HEATED AND FURNISHED as ant me ht' i xne r one possession. Also two di r e - u n m sized Quebec Beaters for sale, in good cone clition. Phone265. 10-p ACCOMMODATION WANTED YOUNG COUPLE, both working, etheire two rooms, furnished, for 'light housekeeping rooms. Apply Box "C", NEWS -RECORD. 10-p ARTICLES FOR SALE SIX -TUBE HELICRAFTEI1 Radio, short wave, four bands, can be equipped for transmitting, four maths old, $75. Apply Box "L", NEWS -RECORD. 10-p SYRUP PAN, 150 SAP PAILS, •spiles, strainer, ,etc.; also one ,a m,y tar, reasonably priced. 'phone 3738, 9-11-b AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1037 PLYMl4OT 111 COACH. Wil- k/am J. Match, % Ball and Mutch, phone Clinton 195, 9-10-1, '1938 DODGE COACH, Upholstery and body excellent. Motor Al. New battery. $550 dash. Apply Box "11", NEWS -RECORD. 10-p 1950 AUSTIN SEDAN, in new • :ear condition, mileage 4,000. Ap- ply Rev. C. J. Sooth, Blyth. 10-p 1941 MERCURY COACH, good 'tires, new battery, radio, heater, new seat covers. M. P, Maguire, North St. 10-p 1947 CHEVROLET COACH, 39,- ,000 miles, mechanically perfect, heater, $1,300 or best offer by Saturday. F/L Ellis, RCAF Ste - Von, phone 382 local 3 from 8-5.� 10-b 1929 GREEN PLYMOUTH Coach with heater and hydraulic brakes. 'Oue owner with 84,000 actual mileage. Apply after 5.30 p.m. or Wednesday afternoon. Howard Currie, Joseph •St., Clinton. 10-p BABY CHICKS 'THE MONTH IS MARC H --the name is Bray—when it comes to 'March chick buying. Get catal- ogue, 'prifcelist. 1=lronipt ship rnent, day-old, started; pullets, Mixed; wide choice. Save time, order here through us -Mrs. Alex Peterson, B:rucefield. BICYCLES FOR SALE 'MAN'S BICYCLE in Al condi- tion. Ruth Glazier, phone Clin- ton 911:4, 10-b BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE ARE YOU THINKING of build - lots forhsle LeonaldbG.WI ter, Ideal Estate, phones: business ,448 residence 5991 7-btfb CARPENTRY CARPENTRY AND Repair Work done by experienced man; also small- jobs in concreting and 'bricklaying, Peter Guetter, R.R. 5, Clinton, phone Clinton 907r21. ' — 9-14-p Contractor's Equipment 'CONTRACTOR'S EQUIPMENT for sate or exchange. One 3/8 yd. shovwith back hhooeson attachment; also one com- plete gravel crushing plant. Plant crush- er, one -link belt forty foot 1 coey n- veyer, one 15 yard compartment Storage biu, This bin is new and equip- ment can be boubeen ght in on, Thise ftp- sum for $2,900, Shovel alone. 'worth that much, Would accept Tato model truck or car or other construction equipment as part payment, or would sell any pert separately. Terms can be er- ranged on this equipment. Apply 'evenings to W. E. Smith, Thed- elord, phone 283. 7-10-p ctea EMPLOYMENT WANTED <i'AB,MBRS--Ile sure to get your help in time. Small and large Dutch families are available for this coming spring. Apply now. C de Haan, Belgrave. 1-9-ntfb EQUIPMENT FOR SALE SNO-BLOWER FOR R SAL. `cheap, . A. St, Amens, phone 677W. 9-10-p FARMS FOR SALE OR WANTED Confidential TO nrformat 200 on. Leon- ard S G. Warmer, Real Estate, phones; business 448, residence '899J. 5-btfb FARMS FOR SALE 130 ACRES GOOD CLAY LOAM, large barn, brick house, hydro and pressure system ]n' both house and barn, Three miles froze, Blue-. water Highway, two miles from Ilolmesvible. full price $8,000. 'Stewart Schoen/las, prop.; Leon- ard G. Winter, Real Estate phones: business 448, residence 599. 10-btfb FARMS WANTED 'WOULD LIKE TO RENT 100 arses, more or less, with option ef buying, Thomas Arkel4, R.R. 2. 1'la'field, 10-11•.,y. FARMS FOR SALE OR RENT 80 ACRES - good grass ta.nd, spring creek, good heath, brick 'house, barns sneeds repairing—or will take cattle by the month. -Mrs. Ellen J. Cox, Huron St,, (seed. 'Cltintan, 8-12-p ton FARM EQUIPMENT !e. SALE FARM EQUIPMENT for SALE TEN -FOOT LIME and Fertilizer spreader, been used two seasons. Keith Tyndall, phone 807:23. 10-p DAVID DROWN TRACTORS and Gehl Forage Rarvesiters and HemmermlUs, sold by George H. Beatty, Varna. 10-btf3 ONE 2 ILP. MOTOR, like new; one used W4 International Trac- tor and 2 -furrow plough in goo shape. e, George p H. Beatty, t V ty Vern 10-12 BIRTHS DALRYMPLE—In Clinton Pub- lic Hospital, on Friday, Meech 2, 1951, to Mr. and Mrs.. Ro- bert Dalrymple, Kippen, a daughter. FREEMAN - In Clinton Public Hospital, on Monday, March 5, 1951, to Mr. and Mre, Donald Freeman, RCAF Station, Clin- ton, a son. elEhTRY—In Clinton Public"Hos- , pital, on Sunday, March 4, 1951, to Mr. ars d Mr. s Robert rna. He Bluth, a son.' -b MCCLINCHEY—In Cadnton Public Hospital, on Sunday, March 4, 1951, to Mr. and Mrs. Beverley McClinehey, Allendale, a son REGIER (Beverley n Clinton Public Hos- pital, on Monday, March 5, 1951, to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Realer, 'Zurich, a son (Peter Anthony). SHOBBROOK_In Clinton Public Hospital, on Thursday, March 1, 1951, to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Shobbrook, R. 11. 1, Blyth; a daughter (Margaret Ann). Cards of T hanks ONE FLEURY GRAIN ROLLER; oue Vesot grain grinder 6"; one pump jack with 8'2" pipe and 33fza12 cyclinder. A, Dunn, Sr., R.R. 3, Bayfield. 9-10-p NEW IDEA AND MINNEAPOLIS Moline machinery; Fairbanks- Morse hammer mills, booms, for- age wagon unloaders. See us for prices ,before buying any farm equipment. New Idea Distribut- ors, Goderioh, phone Carlow 2821. • 10-12-p FLOORS SANDED OLD AND NEW FLOORS Seed- phone and finished. Cree Coak, phone 23J, Clinton. 8-11 p FARM PRODUCE FOR SALE 20 BUSHELS CARROTS in one lot. Corn Buruma, R.R., 4, Clin- ton, phone Clinton 807r21, 10-p HOUSES FOR RENT FARM HOUSE POR RENT. Lorne Tyndall, Phone 904r4. 10ptfb HOUSES FOR SALE SMALL HOME FOR SALE. Pric- ed for quick sale, $1,500 cash. Leonard G. Winter, Real Estate, phones: business 448, residence 599.1. 5-btfb SIX -ROOMED FRAME HOUSE and barn:, lots 211 and 212 in liensall, Apply Albert Walff, Box 666, Goderich. 2-btfb !LOVELY HOME, large Iiving room, dining room, kitchen and panrty on ground floor, four bed- rooms, den, sunporch and bath- room second floor. Hot -waiter heated, insulated, full cellar, double garage, close to main et. Possession 90 days. Leonard G. Winter, Real 'Estate, phones busi- ness 448, residence 5991 5btfb HELP WANTED FEMALE PART-TIME HELP WANTED, female. Clayton's Ice Cream Bar. 10-p GIRLS BETWEEN 18 and 20 for knitting factory, Par -Knit Hos- iery Limited, phone 220. 10-b LADIES TO DEMONSTRATE Tupperware, No canvassing, eplenddd commission. Write to Mrs, F. Orchard, 57 Huron St., Woodstock, Ont. 9-11-p HELP WANTED—Maio SALESMEN -FULL TIME. Are expanding our sales farce New mei given tradning. To all for- mer canvassers we can show you a position which pays the best. Fruit trees, etc., anti ornament- als growing in demand. Every home owner a prospect. Good territories open, car a necessity, Top commission paid weekly. Relationship with staff on the human side. Write immediately to The Cardoc'Nursery Company, Strathroy, Ontario. 10-11,b HELP WANTED— Female or Male GROCERY CLERK. Position is open for a good grocer's clerk in RCAF grocery store, RCAF Sta- tion, Clinton. Details regarding hours and salary may be obtained from J. D. Preston., manager. Male help preferred. Applica- tions in writing should be sub- mitted to The Commanding Of- fiver, RCAF Station, Clinton, be- fore March 15. 10-11-b LIVESTOCK FOR SALE TWO MORE YOUNG DURHAM cows, bred. .Also some cedar kindling. Elmer Trick, phone 907: 5, ' 10-p HEREFORD BULL, four years old, Proctor Palmer, phone 901r31.• 10-p LOST AND FOUND LOST --CHILDREN'S TOY DOG, • In business section. Please con- tact Mrs, H, Young, Grigg Apts., Josetth St. 10-p MAPLE SYRUP ANYONE WISHING Good quality Maple Syrup in any quantity, see Glen Price, ' Brucefield, phone Clinton 621r31. 10-p MISCELLANEOUS SAWS, ALL KINDS, FILED at C. I3oare's orchard, mile north of. town, Will work odd days har- vesting, etc. Call evenings at house, if possible. 8-15-p ALL OLD HORSES AND DEAD animals, If suitable for mink feed will pay more than fertilizer prices. If not, will pay .fertilizer prices. If dead, phone at once, Phone collect, Gilbert Bros. Mink. Ranch, 936r21 or 936r32, Gocle- rlc a. 2letfb NOTICE SEWING MACHINES, new and used. Repairs to all makes; treadles electrified or made in- to portables; prices reasonable; work guaranteed; will pick ftp. and deliver in Clinton Limits. C. Woods, 12 East St., Goderieh, phone 867J,3-70113 PIANO' TUNING YOUR . PIANO carefully tuned. Just ecu G.W. Cox et Clinton'wo= 43tfb STOVES FOR SALE BEATTY C 0 A L BROODER ve,' 500 capacity, in good shape. Also few bushel Timothy Ernest Crieh, phone Clin- 814r24. 10-11-13 The Clinton Hospital Auxiliary wishes etheir thanks too the following clubscere for clonattans sent in to further the success of the games week; Bay- field Euehre Club; Trinity Club, Bayfield; Middleton's Church; Eb- enezer Church; Summerhill Lad- les' Club; Ladies' Auxiliary of the Canadian Legion. -41. E. Shear.. Ing, Secretary, 10-b. EL sN s ce Wishes to express thanks allthe cards and letters, flowers end treats, sent him while a patient in Victoria Hospital, London. These kindnesses were appreciat- ed more then words can tell. 10-p MRS. WILLIAM HORNER wishton oto to fliiends sanress derne ghbours and the Hayfield Lions Club for mes- sagesall of goodwwill xrreceived whats and e e a patient in Victoria Hospital, London. lO-p MRS. NORMAN MILLER and family wish to thank their num- erous friends and neighbours for the many kindnesses shown them In their recent sad bereavement; special thanks to the organiza- tions from whom we received messages of sympathy, floral tributes, or who loaned cars; and our great appreciation to the Canadian Legion Clinton Branch No. 140, and Goderioh Branch No. 109, and Ladies' Auxiliary for their part in the beautiful service. 10-b PERSONAL "SKINNY" GIRLS! Get Lovely Curvesi Gain 5 to 10 lbs., new pep, Try famous health and weight -builder, Ostrex Tonic Tablets. Introductory, "g e t - acquainted" size only 60c. All druggists, SEED GRAIN FOR SALE NUMB R;Or BIJSFELS`—OF Timothy seed; about 250 bushels of oats; also holstein calf for _ale. Bill Barris, phone Clinton 908x•3. ' 10-p QUANTITY RED CLOVER SEED, good quality, priced reasonable. Bob Peck, R.R. 1, Zumich, phone 2Iensall 66x15, 9-10-p 25 BUSHEL TIMOTHY SEED with sprinkle of Alfalfa through it. Cleaned at Londesboro Clean- ing PIant. Bob Harris, phone Clinton 908r32. 10-11-b ALFALFA SEED FOR SALE. Bob Taylor, phone 908r33. 10-b 25 BUSHELS WHEAT; 100 bush- els feed barley; 300 bushels oats, suitable for seed. Bent Harris, Phone Clinton 908:15. 10 - 'TRUCKS FOR _SALE __ 1950 r/ -SON. DODGE PANEL. Al condition, 16,000 miles, seal or trade. Phone Clinton 802r3. 8-btfb 1950 GMC TRUCK, 4,075 miles, $1.425, in good shape, Apply Fred litsrst, Seaforth, phone 851r22. WANTED TO BUY CHILD'S TRICYCLE, size from 4-6, in good condition. Phone 568W. 10-b BUYS JERSEY COW Thornes .Leppington is a great fancier of good bovine stock, and periodically adds another animal MARRIAGES MacGREGOR - MacLAREN - in Guelph, by Rev, W. A. Young, on Saturday, It4areh 3, 1951, Bertha Margaret 1ViaeLaren, daughter of Mrs. Edna Corbett, Henan 1, and the late Fred Cor- bett, to John Archibald Mac- Gregor, son of Mr, and Mrs. John MacGregor, Hensall. DEATHS HE RRINGT ON—I n ClintonI Pub- lic Hospital, on Monday, March 5, 1951, Blanchard Herrington, Blyth, in his 93rd year. Funeral from family residence to Blyth Union Cemetery Wednesday afternoon, March 7. JOHNSTON—At his home, Godes rich Township, on Wednesday, March 7,' 1951, William Henry Johnston, beloved husband of Alma Blanche Jennings, in his 78th year. Resting et the Ball and 'Hutch Funeral Horne where the funeral service will be held on Friday, March 9, at 2 o'clock, to Clinton Cemetery,' 1V.XLLER^Sudd.enly, as the result of an accident, in Goderich Township, on Saturday„ March 3, 1951, Norman W. Miller, Goderich, formerly of Clinton, Clerk of Huron County, belov- ed husband of Mabel Mershall, and dear son of Mrs. James Miller, Clinton, in his 56th year. Rested at the Cranston ,and Walter Funeral Home, Goderich. Funeral from North St. United Church, Goderich, to Clinton Cemetery, with Legion honours, on Tuesday, March 6. MURPHY—At her late residence, 1951, Effie Gardner, wifearch of th4e late Thomas Murphy ,in her 73rd year.. Funeral from fam- ily residence, ,to Maitland Cemetery, Godericb, Wednes- day afternoon, March 7. ROWCLIFFE—At the home of her daughter, Mrs. W. G. Wright, Seaforth, on Saturday, March 3, 1951, Perla Batten, beloved 5 Clingy n aged 66 years. Fun- eral from the home of her son, Carmen, Seaforth, on Tuesday, March 6, 1951, to Maitlandbank Cemetery, SSeaaforth, Clearing AUCTION SALE of FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS Lot 25, Con, 1, Hay Township, 1 4 North of" Hensall. aThe undersigned p.m. sharp fres received instructions to sell by Public Auction Thursday, March 15 cow freshened CK:Dec. 25; 6 yor.. old Holstein cow freshen sale time; 5 salei. old time; black, k, cow due ilstein cow n Novn Jersey cow freshen time of sale; Durham and Holstein heifer with calf at foot; Durham heifer, bred; Durham heifer, springing; blue roan heifer; springing; blue roan heifer, near 2 yr.old;- 2 Holstein heifers. Herd T.B. tested. PIGS: 5 York sows due between Marek 25 and April 2. IMS'LEMENTS: W. D. Allis Chalmers tractor on rubber, adj. wheels, 1 yr. old, starter, lights, power take off; Oliver bean pul- ler to fit tractor: Allis Chalmers 60 Combine, 1 yr. old; Inter- national 3 -furrow plough; Cock- shett side rake, 2 yr. old; Cock- shutt 7 ft. cultivator, 1 yr, old; Lever harrows; packer; M. mower; 3 -section drag harrows, 1 yr. old; rubber tired wagon with rack; 1 rubber tire wagon; hay loader; dump rake; 2 -wheel trailer, 16x600 tires; extension ladder; horse seuffler; root pulp- er; 100 steel posts; anther end bredace posts; wire;75Ia new hay ectric fencer; rope; 114 h.p. electric motor; 5 bunches shingles; forks; barrels; 3 F drums; set double harness; and other articles, POULTRY EQUIpMENP. 4,503 - capacity electric brooders: 10 chicken shelters; water founts. DAIRY EQUIPMENT: 5 milk cns; cream cart; rllnewelectnie cattle cippers; De - Laval separeitor, SYRUP EQUIPMENT; 200 buc- kets and lids; spiles; 2 pans, 9 ft. and 7 ft., beater; gathering tank 5-6 tons of baled hay; 2 ton coil some tipsbushel clover seed; No reserve as term is sold. • TERMS --CASH E. H. CHIPCHASE, Proprietor ED, CORBETT, Auctioneer Bert Horton, Clerk 9-10-h to his "family of eows." Recently he purchased another fine Jersey, Woodholme Cherry Lady," from W. J. Miller. Order Your New NEW ring Suit NOW SAMPLES Milf, NOW IN :Latest Shades and Smartest Styles lar. Sea on's Newest Materials Made by: WARREN K. COOK TOWNE HALL JAMES BROS. TIP TOP TAILORS ~ LADIES: You, too, can have your New Suit tailored to measure made to fit you. i O the • PICKETT a CAMPBELL ARROW SHIRTS. STETSON HATS PHONE 25 (opposite the theatre) CLINTON PAGE FIVE, S' EXECUTORS' ROX'Y TH AUCTION SALE EA TRE REGEI,i"i` THEATRE of FARM, IMPLEMENTS and HOUSEHOLD EFFECT of the Estate of the lake Ge THURSDAY MARCH 1Now: Farquhar, from the south of Lot No. 26, ConeessioHullett Towhip, situateNo. 4 Highway, 2 miles southof Clinton, onSaturday, March 24 orge IY8th In Technicolor half Robert ontromery—Ann Blyth cc n 4,' "ONCE MORE Red Stallion in the d on at 1.30 sharp HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS; Two bedroom suites, complete; other beds; parlor suites; tables and ehairs; hanging lamp, dishes and antiques. IMPLEMENTS: A line of farm implements including mower, hay rake, double harness, numerous other articles. A full list will be in exit week's Clinton ''News -Record FARM: Al the same time and piece there will be:offered for sale, subject to reserve bid, the 50 acre, choice clay loam f rm, on which is situated a 1St -storey brick dwelling; a bank am 40'x56', with hen house attached; and implement shed. farm is an ample water Qsup ly. Ebis is a desirable pro rty and in a -good location. TERMSfarm: 10 TERMS—CASH balance in 30 days,o to !o dawn sat- isfaction of the xecutorsheA. S. Farquhar and J. W. an ' Egmont], Executors of the EsEdward W. Elliott, Auctioneer H. W. Colquhoun, Clerk 10-b CLINTON SEAFORTH MY DARLING n a na'ey cin iii p and V e 0 Clearing ALCTION SALE of ARM STOCK, IMPLEMENT FEED AND GRAIN, t Lot No. 7, Concession 2 tanley Township, 1 mile west and 2 miles south o Brucefield, on Friday, March 16 at I p.m., the following HORSES: Clyde horse, 3 y Clyde mare, 8 yrs. old, CATTLE: Jersey cow, 7 calf at foot; Durham cow ars, old, due April 13; Durha 4 yrs, old, due April 1 ersey theller, in calf; 1 three -Yr steer; 1 two -yr: old Durha far; 4 yearling steers and her PIGS: Yorkshire sow, bred igs, 8 weeks old; 5 pigs, ap xirnately 180 lbs. OULTRY and Equipment: AP 130 New Hempahire '.hen yr. old; colony house 10'x12 shelter; drinking fountains troughs; brooder stove. MPLEMENTS: Allis Chalme del C tractor, equipped with ts, starter, P.T.O., pulley raulic 2 rod scuffler, an raulic bean puller; Alii liner Model G tractor, equip with lights, starter, and 2 scuffler (nearly new); 193 on Chevrolet truck; 2-wh er; 7 ft. Bissel double die early new); M.H. binder, 7 ft M.H. hay loader; M.H, 15 drill; M.H. 11 -disc fertilizer Side delivery rake; dump LH, mower, 6 ft. cut; fan - mill; I.H. cultivator; 4 -sec - harrows; 2 rubber tired wag - sliding rack; Coekshutt grain der; buggy; cutter; wheel ow; sap pan and heater; sap s: hay and fork ' set of double ttaa t ess; eoliars; .shovels; slings: ng chains; quantity of cord planks; poles and numer- othe• articles, ED: Approx. 300 bus. of mix - rain; approx 30 ton of mixed TERMS—CASH reseeve as ENNETH A. 1VScKENZI , proprietor EDWARD W. ELLIOTT, Auctioneer K. W. Colquhoun, Clerk 10-11.41,, F a S old old 6 cow Je ate] ems 9 p pp pro x 1 range feed I mo ligh hyd hvd Cha ped row trail (ne disc drill rake ning tion ens; grin herr pails fork horse Ioggi wood ot15 FE ed g hay. No X 5, s f rs. nri 4; rn f- s: r s 7 eel c CLEARING AUCTION SALE of FARM STOCK and IMPLEMENTS at Lot 13, Concession 8, Mullett Township, ir/ miles south and 3 Innes east of Lendesboro on Wednesday, March 21 1HORSES: at Grey ma of geld- i.n.gs, 8 yes, old; black mare, 5 yrs. old, CATTLE: Hereford' cow due time of sale; red cow due in Ap- ril; Ayrshire cow due in April; blue cow due April; Durham cow, milking; Dunham steer; 4 Durham heifers, ready for mar- ket; 2 steer and 2 heifer calves. PIGS: 1 sow due time of sale; 2 sows due Apri,1, POULTRY: 65 year-old hens. IMPLEMENTS: Oliver 70 trac- tor on rubber-, starter and Iight and cab, 5 yrs. old; Oliver 3 -fur- row tractor plow on rubber (Iike new); Fleury Biesel tandom disc, 32 plate; Massey -Harris 13 -hoe fertilizer drill Massey -Harris 7 - ft binder, 3 yr. old; Internatronel hay loader with drop head Mas- sey -Harris dump rake; rassey- Harris mower; dragon; 4-seceen harrows; set bench sleighs; fan- ning mill; scufrlete walking plow; grain roller with bagger; Massey- Haris No. 9 cream separator with. motor., 2 yr. old; rip saw; buzz. sew; cider press; pump jack; barrel; electric fencer; two speed jacks; electric fencer. HARNESS: Set breeching har- ness; horse collars; Mioil l* ogler stove, y used 1 Queen ar; lawn m ) Collie (like new Coyllie (goad healer). 3 yrs. old ealer•). HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Beach nook stove; churn; cupboard; washing machine; 2 electric light shades for work bench; stone- iboat (like new); 2 wheel bar- rows. GRAIN and SEED: • 1,000 bus. ntirxed grain; 4 bue red clover seed; .fortis, shovels, whippletrees, chains end other articles. :1 'r. EltMS--CAS}I No reserve fawn sold. ROBERT RIEi,LY, Proprietor HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer, E. I'. Chesney, Clerk 10.11-b t i FRIDAY -SATURDAY, Mar. 9 - Michael Pate—Wendy Gilt "RUGGED . O'RIORDANS -- MON:-TUES.-WED._ GENE FRANK KELLY SINATRA "ON THE TOWN" Color THURS.-FRI.-SAT. — Open 6,45 --Commence 7.00 JOHN WAYNE • "Operation Pacific" with Patricia Neal PARK THEATRE GODERICH Phone 47 Now: In Technicolor "AL JEN-. NINGS OF OKLAHOMA" Storm and Dan Duryea INION.—TUES,--WED. — Adult Entertainment) he]f]eMexican iborder and its di dives as ba smuggling prabllems Von filled Found for an ac- rom"BORDERLIINE THURS.--FRT.—SAT. In Gary Cooper- :color p hath Roman Steve Cochran �nga lean end bard -done - by Georgian :eve turas Texan for pur- Po est of a nge and gobs the "DALLAS" ghter es a bonus. Coming: Joan Crawford as `HARRIET CRAIG" rr 10 Rockies" -- MON.-.TUES.--WED, " B AGD AD' A prime and prencess of Arabia run afoul of a rich pasha to pro- vide en adventurous Technicolor - eel romance. IVIaa een O'Hara.—Paul Christian and Vincent Price MIURS.---ERI,—SAT: — Red Skelton—Gloria de Haven. and Jimmy Gleason Sparked by the antics of Red Skelton 'comes the lastest creation of 1Vii01VI's fun: Iaetory. "The Yellow Cabman" Coming: HOME OF THE BRAVE A Story ,of the British "Guards" CAPIl'AL THEATRE GO0ERICH — Phone 1150 Now: Will Rogers in "DAVID RAR.UM" with Louise Dresser and Kent Taylor Rolfe Kathleen Byron MON.—TUES. WED. ..- "A Kiss for Corliss" The romantic comedy dud has won plaudits wherever shown. The story of Corliss Archer and her double-barrelled love affair. Shirley Temple—David Niven and Darryl Hickman — PRVItS.—FRI.—SAT. — Dana Andrews and Don Ameche By popular request Twentieth Cenibuty Fox presents the great- est of its were/me pictures, as an encore attraction. •; "Wing and a Payer" Coming: "PRELUDE TO FAME" Guy Rolfe and Kathleen Byron eatilMemusseeimeemmainuniummtalaiinmeenateareaseemeaeseeemastelinta AUCTION SALE OF BEEF AND DAIRY COWS AND PIGS at Lot No. 31, Concession 6, Goderich Township,mile south of Porter's Hill. on Tuesday, March 13 at 2 p,in. CATTLE; 20 beef type caws, being mostly Herefords and Dur - hams; 15 Holstein cows, Some of these cows are recently freshen- ed, some springing and due in hate March and April, and are of good size, quality and in good condition. Some young calves. PIGS: 6 pigs, 6 weeks old. TERMS—CASH A. E. TOWNSHEND and SON, Proprietors EDWARD W ELLIOTT, Auctioneer IC W. Colqulioun, Clerk 10-b LIFE IS SHORT "e'er what is your life! It is even a vapour, that appeared: for a little thee, and then vanisheth away"—(James 4:14), DEATH IS SURE "it is appointed unto men once to die, but eater this the judgment!„ (Hebrews 9:27) SIN THE CAUSE "Wherefore, as by one man sin entered into the world, and death by sin; and so death passed upon all men, for that all have sinned! (Remains 6:12), CHRIST THE CURE "For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever beldeveth in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life". CHAS, FULLER, Box 123, Los Angeles, 53—ABC Network hn 6) Sundays 4.00 p.m. EST Farms for Sale 238 ACRES --Neal" County Road; 7 -room dwelling, barn 65x85, drive shed 24x36; hydro, water in barn; some bush; wen. drat:tea; 14 acres wheat. close to school. spring possession, 100 ACRES --011 County Road; Barn 5Ox60, drive shed 20x40. 7 -room dwelling; hydro; 2 miles from village; early possession. 13 ACRES --Brick dwelling; Two-storey otnder block hen house, accommodates 800 hens; two brooder houses; '1 ,shelters; water pressure cysten; hydro; close to village, Early possession,. H. C. Lawson Real Estate Bank of Montreal Building—.Clinton Phone 251-w Are You Going To Need A New Furnace in 1951? ORDER NOW! FURNACES WILL BE SCARCE We have the old reliable-_.HECLA WARM AIR, FORCED AIR —OH or Hand Fired—and Not Water Boilers. 1 have installed the newest equipment for instal- ling Forced Air Units. This saves time and money for you and insures perfect Wormanstip. We also have lovely COLOURED BATH ROOM FIXTURES in stock * Also White. See These At Our Store H1WI• PL.tYMBIlt G HEATING,— PHONE 244. -HARDWARE -. .. -- CLINTON