Clinton News-Record, 1956-04-12, Page 7'T 'RSD
. APRIL 12, 1955
ACCOMMODATION for RENT
'THREE ROOM, IxEATEP, furnish-
ed apartment, Available in April,.
Phone Clinton 1625W; l:1U 2-9005.
DUPLEX APARTMENT um -va-
nished. Phone Clinton 94W. After
,April, 15, HU 2-6675. ,. 15 b
1'O RENT, FURNISHED, heated,
3 -room apartment, share bath,
private entrance. No children.
Phone Seaforth 42. 15-b
FURNISHED, STEAM HEATED.
Well located apartment available
for quiet couple, Phone Clinton
176, , 13tfb
8 ROOM FURNISHED apartment.
Available around April 15. Phone
'Clinton 319 after six o'clock. After
April 15, phone HU 2-9504. 15-p
FIVE ROOM UNFURNISHED
apartment, on Bing Street, bath.
Available immediately. Phone Clin-
ton 762J; (HWI..2.-3835) . 15-b
APARTMENT TO RENT. THREE
rooms, furnished. Private bath, on
ground • floor, Central location
..'hone Clinton 199W(HU 2-661 P
•
SELF-CONTAINED, FOUR -Room
Unfurnished. 'apartment in brick
house on King Street. Available
immediately. • Phone Clinton 491R.
J -IU 2-9477. 14-15-b
FOUR ROOMS AND SUNPQROH,.
-downstairs. Furnished, heated,
modern 'conveniences. Immediate
-possession. Phone Seaforth 370W.
13-4-b
FIVE ROOM, UNFURNISHED
•.apartment, hardwood floors, heavy
duty wiring, newly decorated.
Available May 1. C. M. Shearing,
'hone Clinton 270; (HU 2-9003).
15-b
TWO FURRNISHED apartments,
Central location: $35; unfurnished
$25 per month. Phone Clinton 228
'or HU 2-9682, in mornings and
Hensall 105 in afternoon,. 15-6p
SIX ROOM BRICK HOUSE in
Hayfield, for rent or sale. All con-
veniennes. Furnished. 3. E. How-
ard, phone Bayfield 53 r 2. -
13tfb
SUMMER COTTAGE, THREE'
miles: north of Bayfield, on lake
front. May 1 to October. Hydro)
frig, stove. Sleeping space for six.
Reasonable, Box 151, Clinton
News -Record. 15-b ,
HEATED, THREE-ROOM apart-
enent in Goderich. Suitable for
'couple. rivate entrance. Two-
piece ba h. Built-in cupboards.
Hot and cold water. Phone Gode-
rich 565. 14-5-6-p
TWO ROOM APARTMENT, fur-
nished, heated, newly decorated,
reasonable rent. No extras. Use
of washer and frig. Couple only.
Available immediately, Phone Clin-
ton 73J. After April 15 HU 2-9540
Also comfortable room for rent.
SELF CONTAINED "ONE BED -
room heated apartment, laundry
`facilities. Immediate possession.
Apply Jim Bisset, 103 St. George's
Crescent, phone Goderich 1017.
14tfb
ARTICLES FOR SALE
CHILD'S LARGE SIZE tricycle in
good shape. Phone Clinton 1583.
Anter April 15 HU 2-7060. 15-b
20 RODS OF FENCE WIRE.
Pone Clinton 2767. After April
1 phone HU 2-9588. . 15-p
CCM . RACER -STYLE BICYCLE,
and boy's grey suit, size 14, both
in good shape. Mrs. Roy Mann,
Rhone Clinton 478W 15-b
DEEP FREEZE: HOME FREEZE
13 eu. ft. Phone Clinton 589R2
after 6 p.m. After April 15 phone
HU 2-9219. 15-p
NOME FREEZER AND FRIG
combination, used six months, 163
cu, ft. Reasonable. Phone Clin-
ton 42631. 14b
GAS STOVE, FOUR BURNER,
table top model. Excellent condi-
tion. Phone Clinton 426W3. After
April 15 HU 2-3351. 15-b
CABIN TRAILER VAN. Complete
with two beds, cupboards, frig. nat-
ural wood finish. Phone Clinton
90832. After' April 15 HU 2-3390.
15-b
BRAND NEW FIRESTONE 9%,
en. ft. refrigerator on sale at $199.
T. A. Dutton, firestone Store,
:Brucefield. Phone Clinton 902W1
(HU 2-3232), 10-tfb
TV FIT FORA "KING" — We
Rent — Move -= Install. Complete
'Service on all makes of rotators
and antenna. All work fully guar-
anteed. Huron Towel' Installation.
phone Goderich 1344M. atf
:EMPIRE. GARDEN TRACTOR, 6
al -.P., with attachments. Good con-
dition. Half cost price. LeRoy
Toth, Bayfield, phone 64r4 after
5.30 pan, 14-5-6-b
ARTICLES WANTED
GIRL'S BICYCLE, Drew Fowler,
Huron Street. Phone Clinton
485R. After April 15, HU 2.9348,.
15-b
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
1989 catvnoLET SEDAN', IN
good shape, good tires, heater, Ain
piy�, EiOx 153, Clinton News -Ree.
SACRIFICE. 1938 OLDSMOBILE
in good cenditlon. Owner MON/bigaway. Phone W. V. Roy, (Minton
557, After April 15, 1lU 2.9642,
115-bSOARD
AHD ROOM
1100U, AND BOAkti for gentle. •:
entire Phone Clititnri 241M(lt,U 2-
9543). • 15.15
BABY CHICKS
STARTED PULLETS FOR SALE,
All kinds of pullets 21/2 to 3
months, all birds raised on the
floor and delivered, Phone Char-
les Scott, at Auburn, or Tavistock.
60M, 10-1-2-3-4-5b
IF YOU WANT CHICKS NOW—
or
OW
or want to add to those you have
—then your April -May chic)cs
should be Hillside. They mature
fast, they have the best back-
groud whether you want eggs, or
meat birds. They have pullets,
cockerels, broilers, mixed. Some
started, They can give immediate
,delivery, Wide choice breeds,
crosses, an specials like Pilch
etc. Let me quote prices and take
your order. -William .A.. H. Jen-
kins, North Street, Clinton,
15-b
KITCIHENER BIG -4 CHICKS.
Perhaps.*you bought earlier .chicks
---maybe you want more, having
sized up the :good future mark-
ets—then they should be Big -4.
From' a Canadian Approved Hat-
chery of long and wide experience
in chick breeding. They have
mixed cheeks- cockerels --boilers,•
and pullets, . dayold and started.
Ten me the market you want to
catch, let me quote on the right
chicks, Big -4 of course. Agent--
Chas. Scott, Auburn, Phone Blyth
43R23. 15-b
CUSTOM WORK
ELECTRIC MOTORS, Rewound
and repaired, Home and Auto rad-
ios and appliances repaired. Art
Levett, Isaac Street, at Dunlop.
Phone Clinton 139W. (HU 2-6640).
41-tfb
LAWNS ROILED, WITH HEAVYseller.. Allberrt Bond. Phone Clinton
428, After April 15 Dial HU 2.-9536
15-p
DITCHING, GRADING, LEVEL-
ing, 100 H.P. Grader. Gordon
Heard, Phone 3-4753W London or
54r3 Bayfield. • ' 15-6-7-p
SANITARY SEWAGE
'DISPOSAL
SEPTIC TANKS, CESS POOLS,
etc., pumped and cleaned with
Sanitary modern" equipment. All
work guaranteed. Estimates given
without obligation. Louis Blake,
RR 2; Brussels, Phone 42 r 6 Brus-
sels. 11to18p
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS.
Contact L. G. Winter, Real Estate,
High Street, Clinton. Phone Clin-
ton 449; (HU 2-6692). 13-tfb
CLOTHING FOR SALE
TWO PIECE BOY'S WOOL Sailor
suit, with long pants. Either 2 or
3 year old size. Priced right for
quick sale. Phone Clinton 610r13;
(HU 2-7509). 15-b
EMPLOYMENT WANTED
DUTCH WOMAN WOULD LIKE
housecleaning 'work in er near
Clinton. By the hour. Phone
Clinton 80132. After April 15,
HU 2-3259. • 15-p
FARMS FOR SALE
NICE LIST OF FARMS FOR
sale. L. G. Winter. Real Estate.
Phone Clinton 448. Low . down
payments. 33-tfb
MANY GOOD FARMS, LARGE
and small, in Huron County. Real
estate is our business. Buying or
selling. Contact John Bosveld, Real
Estate Broker, 40 Wellesley
Street, Goderich, Phone Goderich
1108. 8-tfb
FARM EQUIPMENT For Sale
COCKSHUTT FERTILIZER HOE
drill, 11 run, Perfect condition.
Tractor hitch. Stewart Baird;
Brucefield. Phone Clinton 908W1.
After April 15, HU 2-7551. 15-p
UNIVERSAL MILKER, two single
units, like new; Montcalm' Barley,
froxn first generation registered
seed. John Armstrong and Sons,
RR 1, Zurich, phone Hensel' 697r14
15-6-x
COCKSHUTT "30" TRACTOR.
Three bottom International plow,
Coeksshutt manure spreader, and
other farm implements. Ira Rap-
son, Goderich, phone 1439W, At
the farm Monday and Tuesday.
15-6-p
VIKING SEPARATOR SALES and
Service. Authorized dealer for the
district of Clinton, Seaforth Hen-
sall and Zurich. Allowance made
for used separators. Repairs .for
Otaco and Fleury -Bissell imple-
ments. Basil O'Rourke, Brucefield,
phone Clinton 634R21, (I -IU 2-9131)
MASSEY•HARRIS TRACTOR. No.
20 Rowcrop; Fleury -Bissell two
bibottom plow on . rubber; Massey -
Harris. rubber tire wagon; Cock-
shutt 10 -inch grain grinder, Will
sell Or trade for cattle. Contact
Fred Arkell or phone Bayfield
47r5, evenings. , 1.041i. -14-b
Furniture Re -Finishing
FOR FURNITURE, PIANO AND
radio cabinet x'e'inishing and re -
Pairing, apply W. G. Pickett,
phone Clinotn 761M, (HU 2-7029).
1.5-6-7-petbf
FURNITURE FOR SALE
FURNITURE, 18 MONTHS OL]).
Chesterfield and chair; 5 -piece din-
ette; Sunshine heavy duty range,
Owners going Overseas, Phone
Clinton 574W. After April 15 11U
=9555, 13-4-5-6b
STEEL 13UNtt BEDS, WVII
mattresses ($15.00) ; one mahog-
any top desk withsix drawers($20.00), Phone Clinton 607:W;
(tiU 2.9413) after 6.00 pan. lap
ABY CAT R7:IAGl10; CI#,i11
With new mattress S1; Stroller.
taker like new $10; bathirrette
4.00, walker $2,00; rocker $2, Arps
lily 13 Toronto Blvd. RCAF" Stat -
Lon tliriion, p15.bne Gl.fitton '77211;
(FII? 27570), 15-b
a� ? '%i1maiw
. -err
,es
:
FARM LAND FOR RENT
PASTURE FOR RENT, CAN
aceomx nodate 12 head of cattle.
Also a number of fence posts for
`sale. Mrs,,,IT, Booth; Phone Clin-
ton 60331/ After April 15 dial
HU 2-9949. . 15-b
HELP WANTED.-rFEMALE
WAITRESS WANTED, APPLY-
Ruby and Bills Snack Bar, Phone
Clinton 6$7M, .(HU 2-9361), 15b
FOR LAUNDRY WORK, Five-
clay week, 55c per hour to start,
If able to maintain production, 75c
per hour. Phone 312W (HU 2-7064)
or apply in Parson, preferably, to
A. Garon, Clinton Laundry and
Dry Cleaning. 14-tfb
HELP WANTED—MALE
YOUNG MAN TO WORK IN
bakery.' Apply in person to Bart-
jiff Bros, , 15-b
Excellent
Opportunity
ccrecontinued expansion has
atdn opeings for several
young men with the following
qualifications: complete high
school education; age 21-28; •
ability to meet the public.
We offer $200 a month to start
with regular merit increases.
We have excellent employee
benefits including group life
and hospitalization insurance,
pension retirement and stock
ownership plans.
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE
CORPORATION
35 A West Street,
Goderich Ontario
14-5-b
HELP WANTED
ALERT DEALERS CAN AV,ER-
age $5 an hour selling useful pro-
ducts. Women also qualify fpr
this position. Openings in your
surroundings. Familex, Station C
Montreal. 15 -le
WANTED: Reliable man as deal-
er in Huron County. Experience
not necessary. A fine opportunity
to step into old profitable business
where Rawleigh Products have
been sold for years. /Big profits.
Products furnished.on credit.
Write Rawleigh's Dep. D-169-163,
Montreal, P.Q. . 15-b
HAY FOR SALE
CHOICE BALED HAY. IRVINE
Tebibutt, Phone Clinton 518J1. Af-
ter April 15, HU 2-7474. 15-b
QUANTITY OF MIXED HAY, al-
so some cull and split beans. Gor-
do •nGilbert, RR 2, Bayfield, phone
Clinton 79732; (HU2-9934), 15p
LOTS FOR SALE
DESIRABLE LOT on Townsend
Street. Vicinity of two schools.
Phone Clinton 304; (ICU 2-9566).
14-5-6-:b
LAND FOR RENT
GOOD PASTURE, lots of water;
also land to be ploughed on shares.
Phone Clinton 601R2. 14-5-p
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
30 PIGS. SIX, EIGHT AND,
nine weeks old. C. ' Vanderhaar,"`
RR 1, Londesboro. 15-p
SIX PIGS, SIX WEEKS OLD.
Ross Hoggart. Phone Clinton
802J12. After April 15 HU 2-9878.
15 -bb
TWO WORK HORSES, ABOUT
11 years old. On Bayfield Line.
Phone Clinton 468R.1. Jacob
ZVvele, RR 2, Bayfield. 15-p
8 PIGS FOR SALE, BIGHT
weeks old. Willis Switzer, Phone
Clinton 468W3. After April 15,
HU 2-7467. ' 15-b
TWO REGISTERED HEREFORD
Bulls of serviceable age. Choipe
quality. Apply Elgin n Nott, RR 4,
Clinton, phone Seaforth 847 r 5.
15p
TWO TOP QUALITY Shorthorn
Bulls serviceable age dehorned. ,
Pieced reasonable. Roy F. Pepper,
Seaforth, Phone. Clinton 628W12.
After April 15 Dial HU 2.7473. r
15-16-p
SEVERAL PUREBRED CANAD-
lan Yorkshire hogs. Desirable type, a
Serviceable age. Can be register-
ed, 3. Arnold Jamieson, Phone 1
Clinton 616W4. After., April 15, j
HU 2-9828. 15-b 1
ONE HOLSTEIN,
AND EIGHT •
registered and grade Ayrshire
cows, all milking. Same fresh and
ethers to freshen next fall. Must 1
sell all, or s'oine of these cows this ,
week. Harry Plumsteel, Phone ;
Clinton 631J1, After April 15 c
HU 2-8286. 15-b
LIVESTOCK WANTED
WANTED. OLD HORSES AND
dead cattle. Gllbert Rms. Mink ;
Ranch, Goderich. Phone collect,
148331. or 148334 Jptfb
PERSONAL l
1
H'WiETT'S REMEDIES -- Eczema
remedies, Asthina remedies, and r
the rest of the famous line are r
available at Pennebaker's the IDA l
Store, sole aengt. 3-711-1:5-b '
WATERLOO CATTLE !.reeding
Association. "Where Better. Bulls
Are Used." Artificial Insemination
service for all breeds of cattle.
For service or information plume
Clinton 515 collect, between 7.30
and 10.00, Rare or: week days and
7.30 and 9,80 a.m. on Sundays, Af-
ter April 15, Call IWU 2.3441.
fenfb
POULTRY FOR SALE
200 R1'h X RoCH PULL.'',
ihr ee months old, Phone Zurich
84r3. 15-p
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
(it4ASSII?'I,ED RATES
CASH RATE (U paad by the
• Wednesday following puiml ea -
:tion.) Two cents Per ward,
minimum P. cents li/y ,cents o,
word for each following i#mser-
tion, " minimiini 86 cents.
HOX TIMR.ER-.-16o ,extra.,
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES and
DEATOS--no •charge, •
ENGAGEMENTS, NTS, CARDS QI+,.
THANKS & IN MEMORIA1l1S
-.-Two cents per word, mininmxun
6o cents.
CHARGED.. ---16 ,cents extra,
' DEAI?14NE.-12 o'clock noon,
Wednesday,
BIRTHS
ECKERT—•In; Clinton ;Public Hos-
pital, on Monday, April 9, 1956,
to Flight Sergeant and Mrs.
Walter Eckert, Clinton, a daugh-
ter,
0,40.0113%-411 Chilton Public Hos-
pital, on Sunday, April 8, 1956,
to LAC and Mrs. Thomas Gag-
• ger, Clinton, a son,
1VIeDONALD—In; Clinton Public
Hospital, on Monday, April. 9,
1956, to Mr. and Mrs. Donald
McDonald, Brucefield', a son,
REX'41 -•-In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Monday, April 9, 1956,
to Mr. and Mrs. • Karel Reiter,
Joseph Street, Clinton, a son.
SMS'lmll-2n Clinton Public Hospi-
tal, on Monday, April 9, 1956, to
Mr, and Mrs. Grant Smith, Hen-
sall, a daughter.
DEATHS
BRANDON --In Kitchener -Water-
loo Hospital, on Wednesday,
April 4, 1956, Thomas Matthew
Brandon, 84 Regina Street, Wat-
erloo, beloved husband of Mae
Barrett, in his 64th year; Fun-
eral from the Good funeral
home, Waterloo, on SetuMay af-
ternoon, April 7, by Rev. Mr.
Dilliatane, Kitchener, to Mount
Hope Cemetery, .
ELDER In London, on Friday,
April 6, 1956, William Benjamin
Elder, London (formerly of Hemi
sail:) beloved husband of Mrs.
.Elder, in his 63rd year. Funeral
from. the Bonthrorl funeral home,
Hensel', by Rev. C. D. Daniel,
to Hensall Union Cemetery, on
Monday afternoon, April 9.
HARRISON — In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Easter Sunday,
April 1, 1956, Bernie Harding,
;beloved wife of Sergeant W. N.
Harrison, RCAF' Station Clinton.
Funeral i`rom the Nesbitt funer-
al home, Peterborough, to Little
Lake Cemetery, on Thursday af-
ternoon, April 5.
JOHNS—In Newmarket Hospital,
On Wednesday, March 28, 1956,
Addison. F, Johns, Newmarket
(formerly of Clinton), beloved
husband of Elizabeth Pearen, in
his 76th year. Funeral from the
Chapel of Roadhouse and Rose,
Newmarket, to Newmarket Cem-
etery, on Friday afternoon,
March 30.
METCALF — In. Clinton Public
Hospital, on Saturday, April 7,
1956, Mary Magdalen Chowan,
widow of the late Frank Metcalf,
in her 100th year. Funeral from
.the Trinity Anglican Church,
Blyth, to Mitchell Cemetery, on
Monday afternoon, April 9.
MILLER --In Toronto Hospital,
Weston, on Sunday morning,
April 1, 1956, Mary Violet Miller,
beloved daughter of Mrs. Rhoda
A. Miller, Clinton and the late
William Henry Miller. Funeral
from. Flynn's. funeral residence,
Mount Dennis, on Tuesday after-
noon, April 3, to Sanctuary Park
Cemetery, Weston.
SANGSTER —. Suddenly at the
home of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Peebles, London, on Tuesday'
morning, April 3, 1956, Letitia
Robinson, widow of the late
James Sangster, in her 60th
year, Funeral from the Bonth-
ran funeral home, Hensall, by
Rev. Donald MacDonald, to Hen -
sail Union Cemetery, on Friday
afternoon, April 6.
CARDS' OF THANKS
I would like to thank all my
friends, neighbors and relatives
for their many gifts, cards and
visits, while I was sick.—MRS.
FRED PEPPER. 15:p
Mrs. James W. Gray, Brucefield,
wishes to thank friends and neigh-
bors, also Woman's Association of
Brucefield United Church, for
cards, flowers and kind wishes
during her recent illness. 15-b
I would like to thank all my
friends, neighbours, and many
others who remembered me with
flowers, cards, treats: and gifts.
Thanks alto to Dr. Oakes and all
the nurses while in hospital—GUY
CUNNINGIIAM. 15-p
I would like to express my sin -
ere thanks and appreciation to
ail my friends who so kindly sent
me flowers, cards and gifts during
my stay in the hospital ,and for
their, kindness to me since my re-
turn home. Special thanks to Dr.
Addison and Dr. Newland and to
ny- sepcial nurses Mrs. A. }faddy
and Mrs, M. C. Crawford, also to
he nursing staff of Clinton Public
Iospital, —MRS DAVID (Martha)
vV tLSON, 15-b
SEED FOR SALE
ZUANTITY OF TIMOTHY SEED.
aIse number of pigs ready to wean.
im Turner, RR, 2, Clinton. Phone
Hinton 546W. 15-b
QUANTITY OF TIMOTHY
eed for sale, Phohe Arnold Dale,
inton 811W1; (HU 2-0125) .
15-b
":DN BUSHELS OF TIMOTHY
eed, alto red heifer, Holstein x-
ereford erase, springing, Apply
'rank Potter, Phone Clinton
08W3; (HU 2-7449). 14-5h
HOICE BgAVER OATS FOR
ale, Suitable for seed. $1.00 a
Bushel cleaned at barn. Please
rder early, Milton. Politer, RR
O. 1, Varna. Phone Hensall
87r31., 12-3-5-b
STOVES FOR SALE
ONE WHITE ENAMEL, WOOD
or coal range; one Quebec heater,
medium. size, Mrs, N, Berry,
> r'ucefieid, phone Clinton 618W3
(11;13 2-1512) or Seaford) 659r2215b,
WOOD WANTED
WANTED A11OUT000 Or
standing hemlock. Also ' any aw
vomit of maple and basswood.
Phone or write Les Morley, Alnsa
Craig, 619r22, 15.6.7-p
estate,
A 'J•CTIO V' SALE:
()leaving Auction Sale of Farm',
Faxen, Weir, Maohiner ^ 14ouso-
hold Fffeets at Lot 27, Concession
z, Stamey Township, 11,4 Wiles.
west and 1 mile south of RCMP
Station Clinton, en •
Friday, April, 13
at 12.3.o noon,
Horses; Black Pereheron team
(1400 lbs.), •
Cattle: Durham cow; due time of
sale; Parham cow, due in June;; 6
Durham cows, fresh, with calves at
foot; Durham bull, 2 yrs, old; 2
steers, ready for market; heifer,
ready for market; 4 Hereford and
Durham steers, •rsiing 2 yrs. old; 5
Durham heifers (850 lbs;); 5 Dur-
ham .steers and heifers', 1 yr, old.
Hogs; 2 York sows, bred 2. rtion-
tins; 20 York chunks (90 lbs,),
Machinery; Oliver 77 Standard
tractor, fully equipped (like new);
Oliver 2 furrow plow; McCormick
Deering 3 furrow plow; John Deere
tractor disc; 24 -inch Dion thresh-
ing machine (like new), shredder
and drive belt; McCormick 15 -disc
fertilizer drill (like new); manure
spreader, on rubber; McCormick
Deering side rake (like new); 8 ft.
mowed; spring tooth cultivator; S-
arum. steel roller; 5 -section diam-
ond harrows; Massey Harris 7 ft,
binder, in good condition; Massey
Harris bay loader; sulky rake; 6
ft, mower; 7 ft. Cockshutt tractor
mower with power lift; rubber tir-
ed farm wagon, flat hay rack;
scuffler; set farm sleighs and rack;
set of scales; Renfrew cream sep-
arator with motor; fanning Will,
with motor; Gehl hammer mill
(new) ; grain 'thrower and pipes
(new) ; extension straw blower
pipes; root pulper; grain grinder
with 3 h.p. motor; power emery;
rip saw; circular saw; aluminum
wheel 'barrow (new) ; quantity of
syrup equipment, sap pails ee pan;
colony house 12x12 (new); brood-
er; quantity of used steel roofing;
new steel posts; cedar posts; steel
water trough; 1500 ft, of 1 -inch
hemlock lumber; quantity 1- and 2 -
inch elm; :carpenter's tools and
other tools.
Grain: • Mixed grain, suitable for
seed; 300 bales mixed hay; some
loose hay; timothy seed,
Wood: , Body hard wood; limb
wpod; pile of cedar rails.
Iousehold Effects: Two stoves;
Jewell range; day bed; 5 chairs;
arm chair; cupboard; complete
dinner set; -pillows; 2 bedroom
suites; inner spring mattresses;
toilet set; dining room table; milk
cans. -
Farm: At the same place, the
farm will be offered for sale at
3 p.m. -150 acres; frame house
with all modern convenieces; new
two -car garage; L bank barns with
hydro and water, good stabling;
130 acres suitable for crop and
pasture, 20 acres hardwood bush.
Inienediate• possession. Ten percent
down, balance in 30 days; sold sub-
ject to reserve bid.
Terms: Chattels—Cash.
ESTATE OF THE LATE
WILLIAM SINCLAIR
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer
E. P. Chesney, Clerk •
14-5-b
FOR SALE
1y, STOREY, 6 ROOM DWELL-
zng, modern convenience, good
location, small barn on proper
tys fruit trees. Early possession.
Price, $6,500.
o_
11/2 storey, '7 -room dwelling, flush
toilet, running water. Situated in
village of Londesboro. Immed-
iate possession.
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1 STOREY, 5 ROOM DWELLING,
three bedrooms, modern conven-
iences, oil heating, :Full base-
ment, low taxes. Situated on
Highway 4, south of Clinton.
Early possession.
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STOREY, 5 ROOM DWELLING,
two bedrooms, modern conven-
ience. Sunnorch. Early posses-
sion. Price, 1,000.
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1 STOREY, 7 ROOM DWELLING,
3 bedrooms, 8 -piece bath, fur-
nace. Well located, two blocks
from post office. Early posses,.
cion. Price, $5.500.
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1 STOREY, 2 BEDROOM Central
Mortgage dwelling. Down pay-
ment, $1,800. Monthly payments,
$28. Early possession.
—o
Apply to
II. C. LAWSON
Complete Insurance Service
Real Estate Investments
Bank of Montreal Building
PHONES
Office HU 2-9644 Res. HU 2-9787
CLINTON, ONTARIO
Rid Your Attic
O "Don't Wants"
Run An Adlet
You may get a month's
supply of gasoline & oil
FEE•E
If You Buy At
Wells Auto Electric
Clinton Community
Farmers
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ROY THEATRE
OLINTON.
NOW; THURS,r :FRI,. ,8 :SAT,
"YOU'RE NEVER
TOO YOUNG”
Vistayision
It's Jerry Lewis at his maddest
and merriest as. an 11 -year-old
turned loose in a girls school.
A new high in slapstick.
Dean. Martin -- Jerry Lewis
Diana Lynn -- Nina Peeli
MON , TOES, & WED.
"din .Richard and
The Crusaders"
Based on Sir Walter Scott's classic
novel "The Talisman" and a nice
blend of romance, action and deeds
of derring--do. -- Rex Harrison --
Virginia Mayo -- Gee, Sanders
Coming: DOUBLE. BILL
*'RODEO"
Jane Nigh and Johne Archer
"SPX CHASERS"
The Bowery Boys
RECEPTION
for
MR, AND MRS. HOWARD
.ALLAN, BRUCEFIELD
Wed., April -18
SEAFORTH COMMUNITY
CENTRE
Mu
HANK NORRISsic' ORCHESTRA
Everybody Welcome
15-b
RCA VICTOR RADIOS
AND TELEVISION
Yoru' Old Radio Accepted
As Trade -In.
T. A. DUTTON
RCA VICTOR DEAL -ea
L3RUCEFIELD
Telephone Clinton HU 2-3232
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NOW; THURS,, FRI; & SAT,
Double Feature Programa
Mari 13lancihur4 .-- Frank Laveioy
and Rickard Penning
Burled treasure, a, suspeeited mord*
erer and a hurried trip to JBerlin„.
Germany, combined in a melo-
dramatic _thrill picture
The Crooked Web
Randolph :Scott -- Angela
Lansbt ray k Warner Andexson
A raw town in Colorado wit'h..a
main street nobody dared cross but
the straight-shooting marshal'
of Medicine Bench
"A Lawless Street"
•
Ina Technicolor
MON.,
TOES, & WED,
Jose Farrar -- Trevor Howard
and introducing •"YANA„
A new and outstanding attraction
—a smash hit in London—current.
ly topping the list in America
the desperate adventure of the
canoe commanoes heroes 10,
survivors 2.
Cockleshell Heroes
Cinemnascope and Technicolor
Corning; 'IT'S A DOG'S LIFE'
In 'scope and color with Jeff
Richards:
LAWN TOLLING
SERVICE
for
CLINTON
and
DISTRICT
REASONABLE RATES
RAY POTTER
Phone 601J1
HU. 2-9997
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NEW, MODERN WHIT: ROSE SERVICE STATION
Located on Victoria Street, Clinton
Will be open April 1, 1956
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Phone Clinton HU 2-9589
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ALL NYLON
3, 4 & 5 Ib. weight,
-- 75c up
Prom .. ..............
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COMBS,
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