Clinton News-Record, 1952-02-07, Page 5CCOMMODATION
WANTED
ED TO RENT, FIVE or six
house or apartment in
Phone Clinton 547W.
IN CLINTON or within
iles of Clinton, Pieter
hout, R.R. 1, Londesboro.
6-p
APPLES FOR SALE
ED APPLES. SPIES,
Sweets, Geeenings, Rus-
e. Free delivery, in Cline
one Clinton 613r24. Fred
ont, Varna.
4-5-6-7-8-9-b
TICLES FOR SALE
PAILS AND A PAN.
802r5. Jack IVIcOuire,
6-b
°MOBILES FOR SALE
DSON SIX FOR SALE,
condition throughout.
585, after 6 p.m.
6-7-b
BABY SITTING •
BLE•BABY SITTER avail-
Mrs. Lucy Bezzo, Matilda one Clinton 499R. 6-p
BABY CHICKS
HEAVY COCKERELS,
prompt' shipment, You'll
ing these. Dayold chicks
be ordered in advance.
have started pullets for
t. Get full particulars
rs. Alex Paterson, Bruce-
ING LOTS FOR SALE
Olj THINKING of build-
home. A number of fine
sale. Leonard G. Winter,
tate, phones: business
denee 599.1. 7-btfb
ESS OPPORTUNITIES
NG BAKERY, Building,
, trucks, will sell separ-
would be interested in
ade. Other business trade
ith me—restaurants, gas
tourist camps. Leonard
er. 38-b-tfla
ment Wanted—Female
rj
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PICKETT CAMPBELL
Arrow Shirts
(opposite th
PHONE 25
StetSorn Hats
Theatre)
CLINTON
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get:Tjere Safely!
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ASHTON'S TAXI
Flowers
Telegraphed
Anywhere
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— FLORIST —
Phone 66W
NOTICE
Beginning January
1952 my office will
close Monday, Wed-
nesday and Friday
evenings.
W. A. Oakes M.D.
50-tfb8
CEMENT
Contractors
CEMENT
BUILDING
and
CHIMNEY
BLOCKS
Built and Repaired
CLINTON PLUMBING and HEATING I
BATHROOM FIXTURES AND ACCESSORIES
Oil Burners Pressure Systems
1 Modern 3-piece Bath now in. stock, $170
E. J. Reynolds Huron St. Ph.577R
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If every living person knew what every departing SOUL
DISCOVERS—EVERYONE would be SAVED TODAY.
"It is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the
judgment."—Heb. 9:27.
"For whosoever shall call on the name enf the 'Lord, shall
be saved."—Romans 10 : 13
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uick Results:
BIRTHS
COLEMAN — In ,Clinton Public
Hospital, on Sunday, February
3, 1952, to Mrs end Mrs. Gordon The directors of :Clinton and
Coleman (nee Lois Richard- District Chamber .of Centreerce
son), R.R. 3, Zurich, a laugh- met in . the Council Chamber,
ter. Town Hall, yesterday afternoon,
CUDMORE — In Clinton Public with President IL E, Hartley in
Hospital, on Wednesday, Feb- the chair and a full slate of dire
rum's, 6, 1952, to Mr. and Mrs. ectore in attendance.
R. L, Cudmore, Clinton, a' son K. W. -Colcinhoure chairman of
(Thomas Edward), the Membership, Committee, re-
I.1LL1E --In
Sudbury, on Friday, ported that the campaign for
February 1, 1952, to Roger members had resulted in 63 fully-
Lillie, and Mrs, Lillie (nee paid-up memberships to date, It
was decided to continue the drive
for members until the next
meeting.
Tentative appointment of come
mittee chairmen was made, and
the chairmen selected, who are
agreeable to act, will meet to
choose their committees in the
Council Chamber - at 4,15 pare,
Wednesday next, February 13.
President Hartley and L. G.
Winter, chairman of the Indhst-
rial Commmittee, were appoint-
ed delegates to represent the
Chamber at the Industrial Plan-
ning Conference being held in
the Royal York Hotel, Toronto,
March 13-14.
Chamber of Commerce
Drive &antis at 83
MISCELLANEOUS
CRESS• BUNION sALvp ;elieves'
fast, wear stylish sheen soon,
Druggists sell Crest Corn SalVe
too. 6&12111
OUTSTANDING VALUES in
Avon Products. Skin freshener,
perfumed tiecalorant, creme shame
pop, cleansing creams, and hand
cream, Contact Winnifred O'Neil,
FREE THERMOMETER — Pitts
cash at your farm for dead or
disabled horses or cows, Phone
collect, Seaforth 655r2.
Stone Sons, Limited. 43tbf
ALT, OLD HORSES AND DEAD
Alma's. 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, 93641 or 936r32, Gode-
rieh. 2btfb
RECESSED BATHTUBS $60.
Smart Martha Washington and
Richledge stainless three-piece
bathroom sets: White $160 to
$189; coloured $274; complete
withs beautiful chromed fittings.
Air conditioning furnaces $295.
Special offers to plumbers and
builders too. Save many valuable
dollars; buy with confidence and
have a nicer home, Satisfaction
guaranteed. Extra discounts off
catalogue prices if we supply
everything you need for complete
plumbing or heating installation.
Catalogue includes litho photos
of main fixtures, prices and in-
stallation diagrams. Select style
of sinks, cabinets, laundry tubs,
showers, stoves, refrigerators,
Pressure water systems, oil burn-
ers, septic and oil tanks, etc.
Visit or write Johnson Mail Or-
der Division, Streetsville Hard-
ware, Streetsville, Ontario. Phone 261. 42-44
SIX-ROOMED FRAME HOUSE
and barn, lots 211 and 212 in
Hensall. Apply Albert Walff,
Box 666, Goderieh, 2-btfb
WHY PAY RENT? Immediate
possession, three-bedroom house,
full basement. hardwood. floors,
three-piece bath, heavy wiring,
low taxes. $1500 down. Asking
$5500. 137 James Street. Write
F/S K. E. Saddlemyre, RCAF
Station, North Bay. 2tfb
TWO STOREY SIX-ROOMED
back dwelling, double living
room, dining room and kitchen
dotenstairs; three bedrooms and
bath upstairs; garage; well locat-
ed; immediate possession. Apply
H. C. Lawson, Realtor, Bank
Montreal Bldg., phone 251W.
6-tfb
EIGHT ROOMED HOUSE, in
Egmondville, newly decorated in-
terior. Three room apartment
upstairs. Five rooms downstairs.
Large bedrooms, no fixtures.
Woodshed, garage, stable and six
large lots adjoining. Also house
and ten acres on Highway 21,
one Mile south of Bayfield. Water
pressure and full plumbing. In
really good repair, Call 56r12
Hayfield. 5-6-p
PIANO TUNING
YOUR PIANO carefully tuned.
Just call G. W. Cox at Clinton
550R. 43tfb
25 YEARS' EXPERIENCE, with
Sherlock-Manning Pianos Limit-
ed; tuning and repairing; all work
guaranteed. E. C. Niekle, phone Clinton 339J. 20-21-ptfb,
STOVES FOR SALE
FINDLAY, COMBINATION coal
and 'wood range, white enamel,
warming closet. Melvin Crich,
Orange and Princess Sts., phone
Clinton 693.l. 6-p
GRAHAMETTE HEAVY DUTY
two-burner electric stove, just as
good as new. Mrs. May Mc-
Elroy, Phone Clinton 2671V1.
6-p
TENDERS WANTED
SEALED TENDERS for supplying
75 cords of 12" (Maple or Beech)
wood suitable for furnace require-
ments, delivered to the several
schools on or before June 1, 1952,
will be received up until March.
1, 1952. T. B. Baird, Secretary-
treasurer, Stanley Township
School Area. T^ 6-7-b
SEAPORTH — Mr. and Mrs.
Lorne S. Webster were 46 Years
married on tan. 24. Mrs. Web-
ster, the former Ethel Ada Law-
rence, was married to Lorne S.
Webster, tea Jan. 24, 1906, at the
home of the former's parents,
the late Mr. and Mrs. James
Lawrence, McICillop.
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Wanted
Peggy Kilty), a son. •
SHERWOOD—In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Tuesday, February
5, 1952, to LAC and Mrs. Ford
Sherwood (nee Sophia Panne
The Hague, Holland), Clinton, a
daughter, (Sheila Ann),
MARRIAES
WHITEHOUSE-POLLARD — In
the Chapel, RCAF Station,
Clinton, on Saturday, February
2, 1952, at 2 p.m., by F/L C. L.
Harding, Brotestant Chaplain,
RCAF Station, Janet Elizabeth,
eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George Pollard, Blyth, to AC1
William Henry Parker White-
Help The
Boy Scouts!
STANFIELD'S
RED LABEL..
Combinations , 7.95
Drawers ... . . •-•
Shirts and
95
STANFIELD'S
BLUE LABEL
Shirts and
Drawers 53$
PENMANS 95
Combinations 6.5 Men's
Shirts and
Drawers .. • . „ 4.50
Boys'
Combinations , 4.50
PENMA NS PREF.
Men's
Combinations 4, •
Men's Shirts
_3.25 and Drawers
Hoye' .,3.25 Combinations
PENMANS 71
Men's
3 50 Combinations
Men's Shirts 9 e
arid Drawers 4 0040
Boys'
Combinations „ 2.25
MON., WED. (Feb. 11-13)
`BORN YESTERDAY' . .
A comedy that was a =ash hit
on old Broadway becomes the
season's screen treat.
jiitly I3oliiday, Broderick Craw-
ford and William Hoiden
THUR., FRI,, SAT. (Feb. 14-16)
Randolph Scott, David Brian
and Phyllis Thaxter
Tremendous in ecope and spec,
tacle, is this action-filled tale of
rugged men and courageous wom-
en, who fought for fame and
fortune on the frontier
- "FORT WORTH"
— In Technicolor --
GUY IVES and SONS
Phone Carlow 1612
36*ptfb
seeee;a•seasaase seasaasa.eee,
THUR., FRI., SAT.
The Famous Globetrotters with
Thomas Gomez, Dorothy Dand.,
ridge and Bill Walker—In an ell-,
out feature fun-hit: Whether or
not you like basketball you will
be hilariously entertained by this
grand sports.film,
"The Harlem Globe-
Trotters
CAPITAL TH IttATRE
GODERICII --, Phone 41 , .
Now: "TtlA RAGING TIDE" Shelley Winters .1sc Richard Conte
MON., TUES., WED, jean Bennett, Paul Douglas
and Linda Darnell.
He's a gridiron star, then an ent-
ertainer and later a wrestler but
finally returns to football to win
a crucial game and solve his
marital troubles
"The Guy Who Caine
Back"
THUR., FRI„ SAT,'
Gene Autry—Pat Buttrem and Gail Davis '
The singing cowboy changes to
the blue uniform of a cavalry
sergeant to halt Indian raids on
the frontier s
"Indian Territory"
Auction Sale
of CATTLE and MACHINERY
At Lot 9, Con. 1, Twp of Tuck-
ersmith, la mile east of Seaforth,
Net 8 Highway, on WEDNESDAY,
FEBRUARY 13, at 1 p,m, sharp.
CATTLE: 5 Jersey cows, six
yrs. old; 9 Jersey cows, 3 yrs. old
—some fresh, balance due in Feb,
and 'Vier. These cows from choice
Registered stock, 14 stockers,
'Durham and Hereford, good con-
dition, 650-700 lbs. 7 heifers,
'3 steers 400-450 lbs.; 2 Jersey
heifers; I young calves,
PIGS: 92 chunks, about '75 lbs.
MACHINERY: McCormick Deer-
ing milker, pipe line, 2 double
units, nearly new; WoodS electric
grain grinder, practically new;
Cockshutt drop head hay loader,
new; McCormick' Deering side
rake; rubber tired wagon, hay
rack and ensilage box; Massey
Harris 7' binder; 10 tort mixed
hay.
Renfrew 600 lb, power sepitrat-
or, used 2 months; 1951 Willys
Jeep half ton pickup, 6,000 miles.
Frigidaire electric stove, 4-burn-
er, large -size. TERMS CASH.
GORDON HORNER, Proprietor
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer
E, P, Chesney, Clerk
5-6-b
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GORDON R. HEARN
Optometrist
Huron St. Phone 69
On Friday
EVERY Week
3-4-5-6-b
1 ssified. Rates
II VA= -e• (If paid by
do following .data of :in-
se-Two cents a WW1 first
on (minimum 50 cents)*
Vent insertions 11/24centS a
(minimum 35 cents); 15
extra for box number or
reetion to NEWS-.RECORD:
HARGED-15 cents extra.
DLINE-12 nom, Wedelese
TE TYPING of records,
tters, manuscripts, etc.,
on copy free. Apply in
to Box "D",. Clinton
cord. 5-x
RMS FOR SALE
0 TO 117 ACRE FARMS.
ial information. Leon-
Winter, Real Estate,
business 448, residence
5-btfb
FARM, 100 ACRES, lot
ssion 5, Hulled. Thomas
R.R. 1, Clinton, phone
201r21, or James Phelan,
iyth, phone Blyth 31r9,
13-15-ptbS
ES, 60 ACRES ARABLE,
bush, balance permanent
Two miles north of
ille on No. 8 Highway.
illiam Glen, • R. R. 2,
Phone 901r16.
4-5-6-7-p
TURE REFINISHING
NO, FURNITURE, AND
inet refinishing and re-
see W. G. Pickett, Box
ton. 4-5-6-p
ITURE FOR SALE
RINGS, and Mattress,
Mrs. .Albert Horner,
Seaforth, phone Seaforth
6-b
N GOOD CONDITION.
3.T, 6-b
WANTED—FEMALE
SSER WANTED, full
me, experienced.alenri's
hop, phone 223. ; 6-7-b
ELIABLE PRACTICAL
• two months or permane
dim available if desired.
Rest Home, Box 350,
6-e
4ELP WANTED'
SPER SUBSCRIPTION
on liberal commission
I. good opportunity to
pme money. Box "K",
cord. ,3-xtfb
ST AND FOUND
IGHT BROWN COLLIE
rem to "Brownie", stray-
premises, Saturdey, Feb.
rd. Clark Ball. :Melee
inton.
STOCK FOR SALE
' PIGS, six weeks
Tyndall, phone 005r2,
6-b
:GS, eight weeks old.
lohner, RM. 1, Zurich.
ittl, Herman. 5-6-b
LING YORK SOWS, due
innately twee weekt. Ap-
PethWell, phone 90014
'411ORTHOHN BULLS,
L to '14 Menthe 'old,
Weanling pigs, aeven.
I. Valliant It Pepper,
":afOrth. Phone Clinton
6-p
USW 'LESSONS
alit'SPtAtdirT, teaeh.
-atid theory. Pupils
tnee ektinifteatitnit;PliOno
.4-tfb
A Getterbi Duty
NURSE
for SO-bed Hotpitaf
48-hour week. Full maint-
enance, Pour-weeks' vacation
at end of one year's service.
Salary—$145 per month, in-
creasing tit, $155, at end of one
Year,
Appiy to
SUPERINTENDENT OF
HOSPITAL, CLINTON.
6- i-b
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PROPERTY FOR SALE
DEATHS
ONE-AND-ONE-HALF STOREY
dwelling consisting of two apart-
ments. One apartment occupied,
early possession of the other. All
conveniences. Well located. Ap-
ply to H. C. Lawson Realtor, Alexander Brown. Funeral from
Bank of Montreal "Building. I Trinity Anglican Church, Bay-' Phone 251W.
4-tfb field, to Hayfield Cemetery,
Saturday, February 3.
COX—In Victoria Hospital, Lon-
don, on Wednesday, January
30, 1952, John Howard Cox, son
of the late Mr. and Mrs. John
TWO STOREY BRICK DWELL- Cox, in his 69th year. Funeral
ing, consisting of double living from the Beattie Funeral Home,
room, dining room, modern kit- Rattenbury St. E., Clinton, to
chen, two-piece bath down; four Maitland Cemetery, Goderich,
bedrooms and three-piece bath, Friday, February 1.
up, Hot water, heating with. oil FOSTER—In Bayfield, on Wed-
burner. Ideal locaition. Apply H, nesday, February 6, 1952, Ger-
C. Lawson, Realtor, Bank of aid Douglas Foster, beloved son
Montreal Bldg., phone 251W. of LAC Allan Foster and Mrs.
6-tfb Foster, in his ninth year. Fun.:
eral service from 'Bail and
Mutch Funeral lipme, to Clin-
ton Cemetery, on Friday after-
noon, Feb. 8, at two o'clock.
KEEGAN — In Scott Memorial
Hospital, Seaforth, on Monday,
Feb. 4, 1952, Francis Keegan,
Stanley Township, in his 84th
year. High mass at 10 a.m.,
Wednesday, February 6, in St.
Peter's Church, St. Joseph.
Interment in adjoining ceme-
tery.
Cards of Thanks
I would like to take this op-
portunity to thank my many
friends who remembered me with
cards and gifts, and to those who
visited me during my recent ill-
ness. Special thanks to Dr,
Oakes and the staff of Clinton
Public Hospital.---JOHN SNELL.
6-b
I would like to take this op-
portunity to thank everyone who
sent flowers, cards, fruit, and all
other gifts; also many thanks to
the neighbours who did every-,
thing to help while I was recover•
ing from my misfortune. Special
thanks to Dr. W. A. Oakes, Mrs.
Clarence Ball, Miss June Middle-
ton, also the superintendents, and
staff of Clinton Public Hospital,
and, anyone who had a cheery
word for me.—THOMAS RATH-
well.
011111.
house, son of Arthur and Mrs.
Whitehouse, Beardmore. THE VOICE OF
VANSTONE-BROWN — In St.
Thomas Church Rectory, Sea- TEMPERANCE
forth, on Saturday, February 2,
1952, Margaret Donalee, (laugh- In the United States there is a ter of , Mr. and Mrs. Edward Conservation pledge that is create
Brown, Egmondville, to Aldon ing much interest. "I give my
C, (Smith) Vanstone, Hensall, pledge as an American to save
son of Mr, and Mrs. Ken Mor- and faithfully, defend from waste,
ris, Goderich. the natural resources of my
PEPPER-WALSH—In the United country, its soil and minerals,
Church Parsonage, by Rev. C, its forest waters and wild life.”
J. Scott, Myth, Edna Walsh, All will agree that it is impor-
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al- tent that we should learn to cell-
bert Walsh, Blyth, to Norman serve our natural resources. But
Pepper, liensall, soreof Mr. and how about ourselves? The people
Mrs. Roy Pepper, Heiman, of this land are of greater value
than all the forests and minerals.
And the wastage of human re-
sources by strong drink is far
BROWN—At the home of her greater than the' wastage of dm-
daughter, Mrs. Lorne Epps, bar by fire. "I will do all in my
London, on Thursday, January power to encourage and restrict
31, 1952, Maude Gordon, be- the use of strong drink." That's
loved wife of the late Capt. the pledge to take if we want to
conserve our wealth of men.
women and children.
Financial Campaign
FEB. 4-23
Contributions gratefully
received
- L. G. WINTER,
Chairman Clinton Committee
FRED CHURCHILL
Scout Master
P. J. McCAULEY,
JOHN HENRY,
Cub Masters
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Final Underwear
Clearance
BOXY THEATRE.
Now PlaYing (Feb. 7.9) "BOY'S RANCH" with "Butch" Jenkins
PARK THEATRE
Now; "FTAUNCOHI;Ir:z0PP.I. TO THE
..C.4A04$.•0•
Donald
pveor4 nLoarit rie
. .
4°0.14131N'e "Al'iliggiu—VVVaigp. n Johnson and
Gig Young deliriously daz-
zling mixup is this story of a
pigtailed pianist who really
0 A. "-Too Young to Kiss
Ineidentelly it's a musical
treat tool
ra
Air Cadet Squadron
Seen Possibility
In Near Future
An Air Cadet Squadron is a
(possibility in Clinton.
It is planned to hold a public
meeting for boys of ages 14 to
19, with their parents, for the
purpose' of forming an Air Cadet
Squadron.
These plans were made by
Clinton Squadron of Huron Wing,
No. 425, RCAF Association, which
met Monday evening in the Leg-
ion Hall; Clinton. William P.
Roberts, 'former chief instructor
at RCAF Station, 011titon, ad-
dressed the meeting.
Officers of this newly-formed
Squadron are: President, Percy
M, Brown; vice-president, James
Wilson; secretary, J. 'D. Thorn-
dike; treasurer, Andre Deseck.
Committee chairmen named
were: Public Relations, Cam Proc-
tor and K. C. Cooke; entertain..
ment, Albert Kirby; refreshments,
William Reid and Les Henderson. 0'
One Week's Remand
In Theft Case
Convicted of the theft of a
wallet and $72 in cash, the prop-
erty of Mrs. Cecilia M. Sullivan,
wife of an RCAF sergeant at
Clinton, Mrs. Olive Edward, Clin-
ton, was remanded a week for
sentence in court at Goderich
Thursday last..
Mrse Sullivan left the wallet
on a radiator in Clinton post of-
fice, and did not discover the
loss until she was shopping in a
store. On Friday the accused
came to her house to tell her she
had found the wallet and turned
it in to the police.
Chief Joseph Ferrand, Clinton,
stated that Mrs. Edward had de-
nied having converbation with
Mrs. Laura Perdue or Mrs. Sul-
livan. She told him her husband
had received a bonus, in explana-
tion of her purchase of jewelry
and another gift, which she paid
for with three $20 bills.
Magistrate D. E. Holmes dis-
regarded- evidence regarding the
jewelry store as inconclusive.
Evidence was that accused knew
who owned the purse and made
no effort to return it. He found
she appropriated it for her own
use.
Clearing Auction Sale
FARM, STOCK & MACHINERY
At lot 10, con. 12, Hullett Twp„
1 ti miles north of Londesboro,
3% miles east, on WEDNESDAY,
FEBRUARY 20th, at•1 p.m. sharp.
HORSES: Grey gelding, 10 yrs.
old, roan mare, 10 yrs. old.
CATTLE: 6 Holstein cows, due
time of sale to April, 1; Holstein
heifer, pasture bred; Durham
heifer, pasture bred; Polled An-
gus heifer, pasture bred; Polled
Angus cow, bred Aug. 13; Guern-
sey cow, 8 yrs, old, pasture bred;
6 Durham cows, pasture bred;
Reg, Durham bull, 3 yrs. old; 6
calves, 1 yr. old (Holstein a n d
Durham); 2 Polled Angus calves;
8 Durham calves. These calves
could be finished as babies. Dur-
ham heifer, 700 lbs. (fat).
PIGS: Tam sow; 2 Berk and
York sows carrying third litter;
7 Tam chunks; 10 weaned pigs.
HENS: 275 New Hampshire and
Leghorn hens.
MACHINERY: Geo. White No.
6 thresher (new 1951)) 24x42;
Hart Parr 3 plowe tractor on rub-
ber, recently overhauled and in
excellent shape; Massey Harris 3-
bottom plow (new); 10' cultivat-
or, nearly new; McCormick Deer-
ing 7' binder; McCormick Deer-
ing mower; Massey Harris side
rake; Frost & Wood dump rake;
Massey Harris hay loader; Oliver
2 row corn, scuffler; Massey Hare
ris 11 disc fertilizer drill; Massey
Harris manure spreader; 3 sec.
harrows; 10" 'grain grinder and
speed jack; Woods milking ma-
chine, 2 unit; walking plow; 130'
drive belt (new; rubber tired
wagon and sliding rack; set
sloop sleighs; 2000 lb. scale; col-
ony house 10x12; 3 rain shelters;
new Buckeye oil brooder; 2 coal
brooders; electric McCormick
Deering cream separator; set
Stewart clippers (new); set
breeching harness; single harness;
forks, shovels, hoes, chains ,and
numerous small items. Quantity
mixed, grain, about 10 tons, about
25 tons cut „hay. Terms Cash.
PROPERTY:. 100 acres, N1/2
lots 9 and 10, Con. 12, Twp of
Hullett; brick house, bank barn
45x90 with cement addition 18x40;
hydro, furnace; house insulated.
All workable land; spring creek.
51/2 Lot 11, Con. 12, Twp of Hul-
lett, 50 acres, all freshly seeded.
About 30 acres workable landa
some small bush, spring creek. '
Properties will be offered at sale
subject to reserve bid, if not sold
previously. -
WILLIAM KNOX, Proprietor
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer
E. P. Chesney, Clerk
5-6-7-b
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Coming soon:
"THE MAGIC , CARPET"
Coming: Mark Stevens and Peggy Coining: Linda Darnell, Stephen Dow present "Reunion in Reno" McNally in "The Lady Pays
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TFIUR..FRI..SAT., FEB. 7.8.9 I
Blended Juice, 48 oz. tin • • • . 25c
Velvet Cake Flour, 5 lbs. 39c
Raspberry Jam . ..... . . 41c
Cohoe Salmons :Y2- lb. tin . . • 35e
Green Giant Peas, 15 oz. tin . 2 for 370
Robin Hood White Cake Mix 29c
Rose Margarine . . . . . 2 lbs 69c
New Cabbage 2 lbs. 19c
Celery Stalks . . . 2 for 23c
Grapefruit . 5 for 29c
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