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treINTON NEWS-R,E0O1D
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Three cents per WOi?4, Min-
imum 70 cents.
BOX NrIBER,--150 extra,
BIRTH , MARRIAGES and
eleleA'TIlls—no charge. •
ENGAGEMENTS, CARDS Or
-THANKS & IN MEMOUSAMS
,Three cents per word., Mee-
1Mtun 70 cents.
CASH RATE (if paid by the
•Saturdey folidwing pubileats
Slop.) — One third off.
DEADLINE -12 (Motet goon,
'WedeesdaY.
- Accommodation For Rent
-APARTIVIENT FURNISHED child-
. area Welcome, Phone HU 2-957e.
• 40-b
•--
'TWO A.PARrIeVeElITSnished,
refrigerator, gatage. Phone HU
.2-9508. 33-tfla
CTOUR ROOM A:PA,R,TMRNer IN
Seaforth, with modern kitchen and
I'bath. Phone Seaforth 841r2
• „ 39tfle
*"11V•(1 ROOM APARTMENT, un-
furnished, balcony off living room;
salve beth Phone HU 2-9770.
39-40-p
14 4 -MATED APARTMENTS un -
I eurnithed. All conveniences. Ap-
Iply Dr. E. A. MeMa.ster, Seaforth.
39 -40 -1 -he
BEDROOIVI APARTMENT
for rent; unfurnished. Available
-ienniediately. l''hone HU 2-6677.
36 to 40-b
WO ROOM, FURNISHED apart-
. errant. Letindry facilities. Available
Immediately. Call mornings or at -
!ter 6.p.m. HU 2-9504. 40-b
- APARTMENT TO. RENT furnish-
-ed, 'private bath, central location.
Available October 8. On ground
"floor. Phone HUnter 2-6665:. 400
"ITWO APART1VIENTS, ONE, 4 -
room and one, 3 room. Furnished
sand. heated. Warm in winter.
, -Available now. Phone }KT 2-9005.
40-b
'17-1REE-ROOMED FURNISHED
-apartments; self-contained; heat -
'ed. Immediate possession. H. C.
ILe.wspre Realtor, phone HU 2-9644.
0-b
"ersesIRM ROOM APARTIIVIENT
"With separate Path, unfurnished;
also furnished apartment. .vacant
"OctOber 1. Roy Tyndall, phone
*11er 2-9928. 38-tfb
I BEDROOM, BATH AND Kitch-
-en. Large living room. New hot
"water heating system. N. Ayailable
-le)ctober 1.. Lloyd Batkin HU
'a-7057, Clinton. . 40p
HREE R 00 M FURNISHED
eleatedapartment available now,
rEuitable for couple. All modern
otonveniences and garage. Raglan
.Street. Phoue-BU 2-9483. 40-p
CLOTHING FOR SALE
STATION WAGON COAT, NAVY
blue, girl's S(16). $10; three pull -
avers (16), $1 each. Phone 1W
2-3850- 40-b
GIRL'S4INTER COAT, ,11111EE
piece set, size three, green check,
In Wee *good condition. Phone
Hensel! 677113, , , 40-b
TWO GIRLS' RED VELOUR
three-piece winter sets, trimmed
with white fur, size 4, One pink
snow -Aide, size 2, Phone HU 24351.
40b
'Employment Wanted
HOUSEWORK DESIRED IN Olin -
ton by young lady. Phone HU
2-3398. , 40-p
ARM EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT For Sale
MASSEY,-HARRIS ENGINE driv-
en Forage Harvester. No reason-
able offer refused. Murphy Bros.
Phone . HU 2-9475. 40eb
For Sale or Rent
HOUSE IN HAYFIELD, THREE
bedroomk ..kitchen, living room,
Haspressure system. Mrs. Russell
Grainger, phone Bayiteld 60r3,
4CHb
•
6 ROOMED INSUL BRICK house,
Ontario Street, new furnace, 3-
piece bath, garage. Bargain' for
quack sale. Phone HUnter 2-6650.
P.O. box 403, Clinton, 40-1sp
•SELF CONTAINED UPSTAIRS -
apartment, three rooms and bath.
'Fisrnished. Heated. Private en-
trance. Available October 13. 1VIre.
-Ray-Fear, phone 1W 2-9300. 40-b
'VARM HOUSE TO RENT,- 14
-seines from Seaforth, Modern .con-
veniences. Suitable for two aparts
enents. Rent: $20 per,month. Box
7380, Clinton News -Record.
'38-tfb
-HOUSE FOR RENT' on Victoria
treet. Four bedrooms, bath up-
-etairs. Three rooms . downstairs.
Available October .15. William J.
'Vodden, Orange Street, phone HU
".2-3464. 40b
--UNFURNISHED THREE ROOM
apartment, ground floor, self con -
'Stained, in modern home. Heated
by oil -furnace. Laundry in base-
-silent. Ideate f or couple. Phone.
11-1U 24634 or HU 2-9479 'after 6.
38-tfb.
Articles For Sale -
"ONE LARGE CRIB, ONE' TWIN
"buggy. Geed condition. Phone HIT
:2-9210.
- 40-p
-LLOID'S BABY CARRIA,GE. 3
;yeare old. Silver `gress. $23. Phone
2-92e0. 40-b
"ONE 8 CU. F1'. 'LEONARD RE-
frigerator; 1 Glen' fee -4eUrner
'electric stove. Phene , Clinton HU
'2-7481. • • - ' 40b
TV FIT FOR A‘ "KING" -- •Vee
qitent Move — Install. Complete
-Service on all makes of • rotators
and antenna. eAll wort fully gear-
•anteed. Huron Tower -Inetalla.tioh,
,phone Gederich.1344M. 23-11h
,BABY SITTING '
RELIABLE 1VIOTHER will baby
mit by the day. or hourly. Reagan -
sable rates. Phone Iltl 2-976e.
37-tfb
Business Opportunities
'OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS.
'Contact L. G. Winter, Real Estate,
High Street, Clinton. • Phone Clin-
ton HU 2-6692. • 13etfb
•START A PERMANENT YEAR
round business. You begin earning
good money the fleet/,day. Strietly
your own OSS. -Openings in your
surroundings. FAmMtx, Dept. A,
'Station C, Mentreel. 40b
Bocsrd mid Room
'11001VIERS OR HOARDER. Phohe
HU 2-7003. -,39-40eb
ACCOMMODATION FOP, sLADY
bearder, Dial HU 2-9543, *40sp
*ROOM' AND 130Alet) for gentle-
-Mate Phone MI 2-7051, 37-tfb.
ACCOMMODATION FOR, ROOM -
era er boarders. Mrs, A lefelVlieh-
Veephorie 11L1 2-9876. , „88e9e4teels
CUSTOM WORK
SANITARY SEWAelE
DISPOSAL ,
'8eptie tanks, Cess Poole, etc.,
• Pliniped and eleaned with Sanitarer
eequipseieht All 'Work guaranteed.
rAdirtiextee gave riWitholit obligee
Louis 3-9
it: qes
h lie 42rd, "'to 4a -p
Fruit For' Sale
PICK YOUR OWN APPLES. $1,50
per bmishel, Macs., Kings and Spies..
Mrs, Jolts Middleten, RR 3, Clin-
ton. s 40p
Fuiiiiture For Sale
CHROME KITCHEN SET, table
and six chairs, Raymond sewing
machine. Phone HU 2-7093.1 40-b
KITCHEN TABLE AND CHAIRS,
four burner electric stove, cheater -
field suite, three quarter bed, card
table, lawn mower, garden tools,
lawn chairs. Firs. Carl Wietersen,
146— James Street, Phone HU
2-3893. 40-b
HELP WANTED—Male or
Feniale
THE -LOCAL BRANCHOF THE ,
Royal Bank of Canada' offers ah
ideal position to the right person.
testellent working conditions, good
starting salary, healtheelan. Apply
in person or by mail. 40-h
Help Wanted—Female
FULL TIME WAITRESS, APPLY
in •person to Bartliff Broe.
- 38 to40-b
Livestock For Sale
8 HEAD OF CATTLE. APPLee
Peres Johnston, Varela. Phone Clin-
ton liU 2-9863. 40-h
SUSSEX RAM LAMB, also three
Durham heifers to freshen Novem-
ber and December. Apply George
Wise, phone CliKton oHU 2-7536.
40-b
THE GREY-BRUCf HEREFORD
Breeders are holding their Annual
Autumn Sale of 14 Bulls and 20
Females at the Markdale Skating
Are on Friday, October 19, 1956,
at 2 pan All bullsre eligible for
25% premium up t'$75.00.
40-1-b
1"Hts-GREY BRUCE HURON Ab-
erdeen Angus. Breeders Association
are holding their Annual 'Autumn
Sale of 9 Bulls and 21 Females at
Walkerton Sales Arena on Thurs-
day, October 18, 1956,., at 2 p.m.
All sires offered are eligible for
25% permium up to $75.00.
• -
THE GREY BRUCE SHEEP
Breeders are holding the Annual
Sale of 40 Pure Bred Rams and
60 pure bred .Ewes of Oxford,
Shropshire, 'Leicester, Suffolk,
Harripshiee, Southdown breeding
Keady Sales Arena on Saturday,
October 13, 1.956,Government,
graders will grade all•rarns .at the
sale. • 40-1-b
'Li
vestock Wanted
OLD HORSES WANTED- AT 31,ed
lb., and dead cattle at value,
If-
ded, phone at once. GILBERT
BROS. MINK RANCH, 'phone col-
lect 1483 3,4 or 1483 J.1. 36tfb
ATTENTION FARA/MISS! Prompt,
ecearteous collecticeeof all dead and
disabled farm animals and hides'.
Call collect Ed. Andrews; 851r11,
Seaforth. ' Associated with Darling'
and Co. of Canada; Ltd. leelfb
• - and Found
•
LOST' NEAR POST 'OFFICE on
Tuesday afternoon Black Billfold
containing driveieS'license, car and
truck ownership cardesSmall sum
Of money, Finder please leave at
LaviS Contracting or at News -
Record Office., :Reward, • 40b
Niiscellaneoue.•
40 DRESSED ROOS'IERS", aver-
age 51/2 to 7 lbs. Phone HU 2-5226.
40b
SIX ACRES OF TURNIPS VOA
sale; ale° 15 acres of hay. Apply
P. Westerhollt, phone HU 2-9812.•
, 40p
ART .StIPPLiES (Weiser News
ton); .religious , goods, pictures,
picture fetenirig, photographs for
all oecesiOns, •MaeLatenes Studios,
Minters and Godefich; at aintbn,
Tuesday and Thursday, 1,50 to 7
pan. Phoria elintori HU, 2-9401.
29.tfb
LET. PS REPAIR AND MAKE
yOtir ribgesand jeWellery like new.
Detriebrid rings renewed and stris
safely eeenrecl—don't take chan-
ate. EXPett Work done reasonably
to yonr satiSfaction. Watch te-
paiesettied Pearl restringing., W.
N.
PERSONAL. ,
ITY'z'rr's RsaviEDIrs---ECZMk
remedies, Asthma remedies and
the rest of the famous line are
available at • Pertriebeeteera, the
IDA Store, sole agent.
24-26-32-40-b
' 'k , Pet Stock
PUPPIES FOR SAII.E, SMALL
ibregcl,make good pets, Also
quantityy ef oetatees. HU 2-9946,
40 -le
Poultry For -Sate •
..
60 RED X SU1CSSEX PULLETS,
ready to lay. Also $ cord cedar.
Brum Tyndall, Phone HU 2-9120.
.., , 40-p
Sales,men Wanted
AVAILABLE AT ONCE — GOOD
Rawleigh business.' Selling exper-
ience helpful but noVrequired, Car
necessery, Write at once for par-
ticulars. Rawleigh's, Dept- J -169 -
Tr, Montreal, P.Q. - 40b
STOVES- FOR SALE
,)
QUEBEC HEATER, complete with
stove,pipes. Reasonable, Phone
HU 2-9528. 40b
•
,
QUEBEC FOR COAL or
wood, medium size, also heavy
duty small electric • three plate
range wtih good oven , and boy's
bicycle. ?Nine' HU 2-9081. 40-p
WOOD, FOR SALE
GOOD MAPLE STOVE OR furn-
ace wood. Phone Bills Holland,
Clinton; HU 2-3245. 39-40-b
.REAL
-
.uESTATE
1............p
FOR SALE
11/2 STOREY SOLID BRICK —7-
oom dwelling. Modern conven-
lenr,es. Located near schools.
Barn .20'00'. Early .poseression.
0_____
GENERAL STORE with,,PostOf-
fice. "Solid brick building 26x72.
Located 'in prosperous farming
district on Highway 4, Fully
equipped.
_es—
HOME mous INCOME—Contain-
ing 2 self contained apartments
with 2 bedrooms, living room;
modern kitchen with dining
space; bath, oil heated; located
near schools. Early possession.
IN 'VILLAGE OV LoNiussfilinot
lye storey 'I roor9 dwelling.
Hydro, water, IA acre land. Im-
mediate possession. Price
$4,000.00. .:
_s___
CHOICE BUILDING LOT, 60' x
100', located on Highway 8, near
schools.
Apply to .
• H. C. LAWSON .
Complete Insurance Service
Real Estate — investments -
Bank of Montreal Building
PHONES
Office HU 2-9641 Res. HU 2-9787
CLINTON, ONTARIO
NIIIMMIUMMft.
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K. W. Colquhoun
Real Estatb Broker
8 ROOM -2 storey brick, 3 bed-
rooms and bath up and living
room and den., large kitchen
and summer kitchen dawn. 80
foot frontage and approx. 250
foot !depth, 20' x 30 barn. This
:property is close to both
schools; Would be suitable for
growing family looking for a
larger houee. ' •
* • * *
4. ROOM COTAGE -- Complete
with 8-piege bath, immediate
. possession, also with, this prof
perty: 4 building lots. This
''property priced for quick sale.
* * ',IX
SUBURBAN -2 -years old: Large
beautiful living room with net-,
Ural fireplace; 'dinette with
built-in corner cabinets; mod
ern kitchen; den off living
- room with outside entrance; 2
bedrooms; 3 -piece tiled bath-
• room. This property suitable
for V.L.A. ---- 3 acres. Owner
moving because of change In
employment
Insurance -and Real Estate
PHONE H9 --9V47- -
Royal 'Bank Building r
Clinton, Ontario •
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• and see if you're well protects
ed! If not; see me, today. I'll
help you plan an adequate itie
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H. L HARTLEY
. Canada Life Assurance
, Cowpony -
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tatter, Ontario .
• BIRTHS
ARTRUR,!—In Clinton Public hos-
pital, el Sunday, September 30-
1956, .to Mr, and Mrs, Robert
Arthur, Auburn, a -daughtm
FORREST — In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Friday, September
28, 1956, to Mr. and Mrs, mon
Forrest, RR2, Henson, a daugh-
ter- •
— In Clinton PubliO
hospital, on Thursday,Septern-
„,ber .19561 to Mr. and. Mrs,
Meryl Glanville, Egmorelville,
daughter. •
MAGUIRE. — In. Sarnia General
Hospital, on Wednesday, Sept-
enther,26,• 1956, to AIL and Mrs,
-Terrence H. Mageire, 1.65 Mese
fair Drive, Sarnia, .a son (Ter.•
. ranee Lee).
mATThEWS.,— In Clinton- Public
Hospital, on Friday, September
„28, 1956, to Qpl. and Mrs. Will,'
lam Matthews).01inton, a son.
SIMS -4n St. Joseph's :;,liospitel,
London, on -Friday, September
28, 1956, -to Mr. and lIers. Even
Sims (nee Edna Bayley), Hen -
sail, a daughter.
STEWART — In Clinton, public
Hospital, on Wednesday, 'October
3, 1956, to Cpl, and Mrs, Russell
• Stewafe Clinton, a daughter,
MARRIAGES
LEAR-MANNING—In the Londes-
bore United Church, on Satur-
day afternoon, September 29,
- 1956, by the Rev. J. T. White,
•Gailya. Wood, daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. William E. Manning,
Londeshoro, to Harry Edmund
Lear, HullettTownship, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Lear, Blyth.
DEATHS
MAGUIRE — In Sarnia General
Hospital, on Thursday, Septem-
ber 27, 1956, Terrence Lee Mag-
uire, infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Terrence H. Maguire, aged one
day. Internment at Lakevie0
Ceszietery
on September 28, with
Jearihn B, H. Farr, St. John's
Anglican Church officiating.
Tuckerernith Town-
ship, on Saturday, .September 29,
. 1956, JanesMCNed, Clinton, be-
loved 'husband of • Mary Ann
Noble, in his 91st year. Funeral
service from the Ball and IVfUteli
funeral home, High Street, on
Tuesday, October 2, Interment
was in Clinton Cemetery.
ROGERS—In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Saturday evening, Sep-
tember 29, 1956, ,Charles F. Rog-
ers, Hamilton and Bayfield, be-
loved husband. of Minnie Dawe,
on his 82nd birthday, Fruieral
from the ertull funeral home,
2704 Yonge Street, Toronto, to
Mount Pleasant Cemetery, To-
ronto, on Tuesday afternoon, Oc-
tober 2.
„
ST. ANDREW'S GIRLS' CLUB
;PLAN- FOR AUCTION SALE
The regular meeting of St. An-
drew's Presbyterian Girls' Club
will be held in the church parlour
on Tuesday, October 9, at 8.15 p.m.
All members are asked to- bring aril
item for the auction sale. -
Holmesville OFU
Hears- Speaker
On Seaway Project
Clare -eBurt, representative of
Ontario Hydro, Toronto, gave two
interesting talks at the Holmes-
ville Local Farmers' Union meet-
ing on Tuesday, October 2, in Hol-
mesville school.
Mr. Burt showed slides of the
St. Lawrence Seaway Project 'and
illustrated the manner in which
the Seaway is being built. Mr.
Burt hoped that everyone would
be able to see the great changes
that are being • done and he re-
minded the members to let Hydro
know in' advance so that a guide
may be arranged
Mr, Burt also spoke 'on the
great importance of proper hydro
installations. "A large percentage
cf fires are caused from: overloaded
circuits,” he said. Ontario Hydro
'CARDS OF THANKS
3c a Word; Minimum 750
. The family of the late Mrs.
Selina Jervis wish to extend sin-'
core thanks to the , friends and
relatives for their kindness and
sympathy during their recent
bereavement and for beautiful
floral tributes and sympathy cards.
Our sincere thanks to all. 40p
Our sincere thanks to those who
sent gifts to the baby, and those
who have helped us in other` ways,
1VSR. and MRS. K. R. SHAPPEE.
40-b
The nieces arid nephews of the
late John Barclay wish to convey
their appreciation and thanks to
their friends for the kindess shown
during their recent bereavement.
Special thank- to Pastor K. Sweig-
ard, Allies Laura Jervis, Mrs. Bruce
Cann, The Taylor family, pallbear-
ers and Beattie funeral home. -
40 -le
••
Jack
SCRUTO
YOUR'
ities Service
Distributor
Phone HUI-960
Budget Plan Available
At Na Extra Cost
"The HOMO of Good
Clecm Fuels"
HOW BOUT Twit
wer
A ./AEMO-.TO
8.01,NESS -MEN
OUNTON•
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PrOWS1 Especially, for Clinton .cond
District Chamber of Commerce and
Clinton News -Record by Ralph 'Nei,
11747hen Jn came borne
from college, he tolcl his
father (who did a very
nice bus(fless) that bad
times were- corning. And
so his father took clown Ms
ATM stopped ordering as
much merchandise, stopped
telling people what he had to
sell and, Sure enoughopeople
slowly stopped coring -to him
for things 10 buy. After a
few months, the father
turned to Ms son and said,
"You were right son -things
are bad!'co'vaiosio.
gruars a.rA MOM
PARK THEATRE
GODERICH
Now Playing: Gene Autry in
"THE OLD WEST"
with
"Rock Around The Clock"
MONDAY and TUESDAY
Glenn Ford -- Anne Francis
Louis Caihern Ss Margaret Hayes -
The year's most controversial pic-
ture: 'a challenge to courageous
educators in their battle with
adolescent delinqtmency.
"Blackboard Jungle"
(Adult Entertainment)
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY
FRIDAY mid SATURDAY
James SieViiart -- Doris Day •
and Bernard Miles
By popular request we present one
of the outstanding suspense dramas
of this season: with all the ex-
citement only Alfred Hitchcock,
• can give it!
"The Man Who
Knew Too Much"
Vietavision and DeLuxe Color \
Coming: "EAST OF EDEN"
Adult Entertainment starring
Julie Harris
is pleading with electricity users
to ,become -aware of the fact that
they are using more appliances
now than five years ago, yet they
havet't adjusted their 'fuse boxes
for the added load.
Some of the advice given by the
peaker is as follows:
(a) Don't overt use your dr -
cults. Get your electrician to put
in new ones if needed.
ioa(a\b) Cheek circuits for over -
St) Check appliances and cord
for faults.
(d) Check distances from dist
ribution panel.
(e) Be safe and grounsd all
pioiratibelse. electrical tools and ap-
p(f). For assistance call your
hydro inspector or a competent
electrician.
It was decided to have d variety
concert produced by the members
of Holmesville and Varna 'Locals,
wit n a one hour play to feature
the show. ,
r .
AUCTION SALE
OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
Of Mr. John. Dowson, from . the
village of Varna, on
Saturday, October 13. •
at 1.80 p,m.'
3 -piece velour velvet chesterfield
suite; studio Couch; small antique
table; 2 small tables; fernery
*Stolid; 3 -piece bedroom suite; mat-
tress; brass bed; inner spring mat-
tress; arm chair; 2. rocking chairs;
extension table and 6 „kitchen
chairs; kitchen buffet and table;
Coleman oil heater; kitchen cab-
inet; tub stand; copper boiler; 2 -
part set of dishes; other dishes in-
cluding antiques; cooking utensils;
crocks; sealers; blankets; quilts;
Curtains; pictures and numerous
ether articles,
TERMS CASH
Edward W. Elliott, Auetioneer
John Dowson, 'Proprietor
40-b
CLEARING
Dispersal Sale'
Registered
SCOTCH SHORTHORN
%CATTLE
at the farm Of
M. C. Tyndall and Son
lt.lt. 5, Goderiele Ont.
On the 8th Confession of Col-
borne Township, 7 miles northeast
of GOderich, 11 Miles west, of Blyth
'Wednesday, October 17
t.0.0 o'clock
50 Head Selling 50
Rohe Amos, Guelph, Alictioneer.
These eattle are all TB 'tested
and calf vaccinated.
The bulls that have been used'
this herd have the blood of sortie of
the top bulls that have been used
In Seotlatel arid Canada stfeh as
Cellynie Royal Barrage, EUrford
tondo; Corrirnory Golden Sever-
eign, estival by Ascreav-
le Dertiocrate. •
As we are net big breeders, we
have top blood Tines in the herd.
These cattle have tot been fitted
fee sale and are just in pasture
Anyone wishing a list of the sale,
olione 'Carlow 1522 or write M, C,
Tyndall, It11, 5, Goderich, Ontario,
404,b
. ,
ROXY THEATRE Clinton
'Two Shows Nightly
Wide Screen
NO W; Thursday, Friday &Saturday.
• "COME NEXT SPRING"
A delightful movie, as good a yarn dealing with rural life las
Hollywood has made in many a season.
Steve Cochran -- Ann Sheridan -- Sherry Jackson
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
"rftjE PRICE OF 'FEAR" -
Exciting crime drama, a beautiful heroine and maximum
action and suspense.
Merle Oberon -- Lex Barker -- Warren Stevens
COMING:
"THE MARAUDERS"
Dan Duryea -- Jeff Richards -- Keenan Wynn
CDCI Students.
Begin Sales
Of Magazines
'The students of the Clinton
Dis-
trict Collegiate Institute are laun-
ching their own salesmanship Cam-
paign within the next few, days
throughout the., entire school dis-
trict. This project sponsored by
the Students' Council under the
supervision of the president Neil
McGregor and with the co-opera-
tion of the MacLean -Mutter Pub-
lishing Company of Toronto, has
proven successful in thopsands of
schools across Canada and at CD -
CI in past years,'
This campaign gives schools the
opportunity to raise Aids for
many extra curricular and worth-
while activities which are' not al-
ways provided for in the annual
school eatimates.
The students pf,CDCI are hoping
to liaise funds for„the school by ob-
taining new and renewal subscrip-
tions to leading Canadian and U.S:
publications and suppiert from the
citizens 'of this community -will en-
courage the students in :this en-
,
deavpur.
CLINTONIANS WILL MEET
NEXT TUESDAY AFTERNOON
The Clintonian Club will meet
October 10 ,at the home of Mrs..
J. Middleton. Please meet at the
post office by 1.45 p.m.
_CLEARING 'AUCTION SALE
OF FARM, FARM STOCK AND
IMPLEMENTS
at Lot 25 Concession 4, H.U.S.
three and three-quarters of a mile
west of •Seaforth and two miles
south
Friday, October 12
at 1 p.m.
HorSee: There will be three hor-
ses.
Cettle:•80 head of cattle inelud-
ing cows and young cattle,
• Full line of farm machinery in-
cluding Massey -Harris tractor No.
30. Corn, marigolds and turnips.
The farm: 100 acres, Targe bank
ham straw shed, garage and, le/e
storey brick house.
Terms: cash on chattels, farm
10 percent down, balance in 30
days. Reserve bid,
• Full list of sale in next week's
paper,
Ha Id Jackson, 'Auctioneer
E. P. Chesney, Clerk
Ftank Crich, Proprietor
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commending at BM p.m.
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COItEt saes manager
E. W, ELLIOTT, Auctioneer
IC W. COLQUHOUN, Clerk
LADIES' CLUB WILL MEET
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10
The Tuckefsmith Ladies' Club
are holding the regular monthly
meeting on Wednesday, October
10, at the home of Mrs. Warren
Whitmore. „Roll call will be an-
swered by ." Your favourite TV
programe,
AUCTION 'SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS
At the residence of Mrs. Nellie
Watson, village of .Londesboro
adjacent United Church
Saturday, . October 13
1 p.m. (Sharp)
At this Sale will be offered the
following articles: •
Kelvjnatdr refrigerator; Beattie .
washer; cook stove (Beach); 2
electric hot plates; electric kettle; .•
3 -piece wine chesterfield suite., ex- •
cellent condition; .$-piece dining •
room suite; 5 rugs with under -
pads, various eizes, from 9' x 10Y2'
to- 9' x12; woollen mats; floor
lamps; table ramps; rockers; end
tables and odd chairs; 4 bedroom
suites s spripgs and rflattresses; and
many othef- articles too numerous,
to mention, including garden tools-,
-lawn mower, dishes, etc.
Also a quantity of wood and coal
Also offered for sale subject to
reserve bid, 6 room cottage, ash-
phalt 'siding; with hard and soft
water ineide, also inside plumbing
'and equipped with hydro and in-
stalled puo Therm oil burner (us-
ed only 5 months); oil piped in
from outside- tank containing 40
gals of on; slier 18' xs30'.
Terms' of this sale as follows:
Cash for Chattels
On property 10% at time of pur-
chase, balance in 30 days
Mrs. Nellie Watson, Prpprietress
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer
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