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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1956-09-13, Page 11for as little' as Ten Percent INITIAL PAYMENT for only a DOLLAR A WEEK thereafter, YOU, .-'erljOy„,t1:10 dOtIVOlielide Of of d• .Of these sturdy, modern 'tyrowtitott, without ddloy., Clinton Newsoltecord LOOK ! 90t FOR THIS WEEK! NEW No. 6 MOWER' for less than cost. 1 Heavy Duty No, 25 CULTIVATOR, 81/2 "ft—less than cost. No. 31—TANDEM TRACTOR DISC, 28 disc, 24 — less than cost. No,- 15 MANURE SPREADER—point slightly' dull—slash in price. 1 FORAGE BLOWER, 13',1 pulley, 40' of pipe—$210.00. No. 26, No. 27, No. 28 PLOWS--Big Reduction in price. See us about TRASH KING CULTIVATOR Greatly reduced in price. 1 MUSTANG TRACTOR—A bargain buy! Sturdy- Farm Equipment 'CLINTON : Phone HU -2-9484 37-b I ANSWER TO THIS WEEK'S X-WORD MULTI-USE ENAMEL NCH TO PUT ON 7.- NEVER WEARS OFF Martin-Senaur. Multi-Use Enamel contains the same ingredient (alkyd resin) that gives such wear and'water resistance on your car; refrigerator or appliances. You'll marvel at its ease of application, so smooth, so free of - brush or roller marks. Washes like magic. 4 ' Finger prints, chalk, pencil, crayon, smudges' wash away with soap and water. OP A host of colors and New 7,5 White — the White which matches, the tone of ifour white \\* appliances. Greater coverage • for $2 80 Per Quart TIRE & AUTO SUPPLY LTD. ' ASSOCIATE STORE Clayt Dixon, Prop. d. , . . PLAY-IMPLAY Coverage by KIN ELLIS Sat., Sept_15, 3:00 p.m., DST Sun., Sept. 16, 2:30 pan„ DST New York at Detroit Boston at Detroit -_,Lialjpkraltio dial 9801i SUPER PLENAMINS JUNIOR For Children 6 to 12 28 Day Supply with 144 Tablet size $5.49 E C 14 Day Supply with E 72 Tablet size g - $3.29 Bottle of 36 $L79 I • Prize winners : at the Auburn Zoiver . Show. have been released ley .officials .of the Horticultural *--society there. The, Society regrets' e delay in publieation of this list " -for the Show which was held with .gOOd attendance in .Auburn on Aughst '23. Sweet peas, Mrs. John Houston, .Mrs. "Viola ThoMP- -fon; pansies, Mrs. Larry Glasgow, -Mrs. Mabel Stratigban; "Teem arrangements, Mrs, Larry `Glasgow, Miss." Eltna IVIutch; Mrs. Arthur Grange; dining-room ar- :rangements, Mrs, George Millian, Mrs, R, J. Phillips, Miss Margaret Jackson; honorary 'mention, Mrs. 'Gordon Taylor, roses, single, hy- brid teas, Mrs, John Houston, Mrs. ,Davies, '"Viola., Thompson, hon- -orary .Mention, Mrs. -Qberge -rize Winners Announced. Advertisin Ras, For . Auburn :Flowerihow Upward Treud One Week At School - STREWRI:i ••• 0...4•$..,.p • •••, aI ' ••••• owezoskoo6...,:i:4 „..04.0,,g1p5A You'll see it better on a PHILCO or PHILIPS TV Priced from $169.95 up Merrill Radio and Electric "BE WISE—BUY FROM A SERVICE DEALER" .11-11.htter *2-7021 CLINTON PORTABLE TYPEWRITER. ALFIERI' stREEt Phone Hp. 24044 1953 Austin Sedan Real Sharp! ONLY interest on Saings increased to 'Here's good, news for setioits 0004. 'Per the second time since the end of The !loyal tank of Canada is '-increasing the interest rate on personal 'savings. As of September 1Stb, this 'bank will pay 2 3.4% a year, credit. 'ing interest every six month's, on April 30th anti October 31st, to you', Account. The general trend in :advertising is up. The publication Marketing• reports that advertising revenues for the year so far indicate a gen- era ten to 14 percent boost over In the weekly field, the first six months have shown an upward revenue of three percent, as com- pared to a forecast of five percent for the entire year, Increase in the TV field show to be to 40 percent more than last year; farm paPers. Are up 20 percent; radio is up 15 percent; clailr newspapers up 15 percent. Though' some inceme' increases Are attributable to higher advertising rates, Marketing states that rate hikes have been, offset in many cases by higher circulations and improved service to „Advertisers. marigolds, Mrs. M, Bean, Mrs, 11, 3. Phillips, Mrs. Frank Raithby; marigold "hall", Mrs. Morris Bean; calendula, no number, Mrs, R, 3, Phillips, Mrs. K, Scott.. Snapdragons, Mrs, Gordon Tay- lor; phlox, Mrs, R, J. Phillips; bachelor buttons, Mrs. Gordon Taylor; petunia, Mrs. H. Mogridge, Mrs. H. Mogridge, Mrs. Mabel Straughan; tuberous begonia's, Mrs. H. Mogridge, (3 prizes) poppies, Mrs. Mabel ,Straughan. Miniatures, Mrs. R.J.- Mrs, Art Grange, no number; novelties, Mrs. K. Scott, Mrs. Gor- don Taylor, Mrs, R. -J, driftwood, Mrs. Gordon Taylor, Mrs, Ed Davies; cactus collection, Mrs. Ed Davies, Mrs. Ed Lawson, Mrs. Ed Davies; corsages, Mrs. Donald Fowler, Mrs. Larry Glas- gow, '"Wrs. Donald Fowler; lily, Mrs. Frank. Raithby. Dahlias, (ball), Mrs. R. J. Phil- lips, Mrs, R. J. Phillips, Mrs. Gor- don Taylor; dahlias cactus Mrs. Ed Lawson, Miss Viola Thompson, Mrs7 A. Campbell; dahlias miniat- ure, Mrs. R. J. Phillips; baskets dahlias, •Mrs. S, Johnston, Mrs. Wil- liam Straughan, Mrs. George Min- im; baskets cactus dahlias, Mrs. f]. ,Govier, Mrs. Ed Davies; aster, single, Mrs. Robert Arthur; aster collection, Miss Margaret Jackson, "Mrs. George Millian, Art Young- but; Hensall Legion Bingo Winners ti (By our Henpalt correspondent) Bingo winners at Legion Bingo Septernber 8 - were: Roy Pepper, Torn Kyle; Mrs. W. R. Bell; Mrs. W. R. Bell; Mrs. Wes. Venner; Tom Kyle; Roy PePper, Mrs. Wes Ven- ner; Mrs. Ray Howland, Oxford, Mich.; Mrs. Davis, Exeter; Mrs. Jim Barclay, Borneo, Mich.; Mrs. W. • R. Bell;, Mrs. Ray Rowland, Oxford, Mich.; Mrs. ''Mae- McLel- lan;IMrs. Norman Long, Kippen; Mrs. Robert Baker; Mrs. W, R. Bell; Mrs. James Barclay, Romeo, Mich.; Mrs. W. R. Bell, 'Saturday, September 15, the jackpot will be worth $85 in 57 calls. starting &plaint1Sr 1$1.11 `Your savings will grow even, faster at this higher rate--a' strorig •induce.. mem to build, np, your AdcOnnt by Making tegular, systematic deposits every pay day., teal savers prolitittost. Vachirionth, set aside a fixed amount, earmarked for your. 'loyal tank Savings Account, und lector it there to earn 2% interest. Hydro closed Out the town leag, ite softball schedule ort Tuesday night with a convincing 7-0 win over -Legion, John. Wilson .pitchfcl brilliant ball allowing only two bits and was only in trouble in the sixth when he had three men on with one out when, he rallied :and re,. tired the next two batters, Mc» W4n on strikes and Henderson on a fly ball to centre, Two bad innings proved the. downfall of Bud, Sehoenhals and his mates, Hydro scored. in the first on a hit by Wilson, two. walks and a hit batsman. .,411 the second, two timely hits and three walks. brought in three more runs which were followed by three:inOte. in the third. Hydro: A. Wilson c;.•A. May ss; J, Wilson, p; B. Craig of; K. Gib- Wogs rf; Westburg 11n. 3, Grab- arn 31:e. J Leppington If; Arm., ten 2b, Legion: L, Henderson if; H. Mc- Pherson 2b; Stewart ,Sehoenhals rf; 4. Draper .813; Bud Schoenhals Fremlin c; Da Andrews ef; H, Eingswell McEWari ss. 111,1-WriSDAt, SEVIUVIEEA 1a, 1955 This -young lady has lost no time in,.-becoming acquainted with the fundamentals in Arithmetic. Will she be as eager ten years from now, when -facing geometry theorems? A111.11.1.1.11.11 PAGE ELEVEN. ydro 00006 Legion in final 'Game; Town League Softball Schedule . ;Floribunda, multiple b 1 o m s, Mrs. George Million, ' Mrs, R. J, Miss Margaret 3aclesom single gladiolus, Miss Margaret Jackson, Mrs. Mrs. Ed Davies; gladiolus .basket, all one color,. Hirem"Lindsay,..Mrs. F. Raithby, Miss Margaret Jack- San; mia ed. basket, gladiolus ,no number, Mrs. R, Hanna, Mrs. V. Raithby; -. Zinnia's single, Mrs, A. Campbell, Mrs. A, Campbell, 'Art Youngblut; zinnia 'bouquet, Mrs. Arthur Grange, Mrs. 11. J" lips, Arthur Youngblut, honorable. mention, Mrs, Gorden Taylor, Pompons, zinnias-, Mrs. George Millian; peppermint zinnias, Mrs,• Morris Bean; Persian carpet mari- golds, no number, Mrs. S. John- stop, Mrs, Mabel Straughan; dwarf LEGION BINGO TONIGHT (TUURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13) LEGION MEMORIAL >HALL, KIRK STREET, CLINTON • 8.30 p.m. And Every Thursday Night from Sept. 27, Until Further Notice 15 '-Games for $5.00 -- t Special 'Game for $25.00 3 Special Shart-The-Wealtb Games $56.00 JACKPOT on 56 NUMBERS, included in all ShareThe-Wealth GaMes. ALL PROCEtDS go towards the 'Clinton Community Swimming Pool Fund ADMISSION: 15 regular pines for 50c; special games, 15c 2Jor 25c, 5 for 50c 37-b Pictures, home arid flowers, Mrs, W; T. Robison, Mrs. R. J. Phillips, Mrs. Gordon Taylor, • Flower beds: at corner of Mar- garet, Jackson's first, Loftus bed second. ..The judges were: John Cuthber- itson, Goderich, and Mrs. Harrison, Detroit,"" formerly of Goderich. 0 NOW your 'money grows even faster in ,your E3ank Savings Account Thgro.is nothing quite like money in, the bank 1111,110YAL SANK OF :CANADA' Zliettori litratith: b. L, Ehoeistoci„ Mohogo- .Gorierich Efttridh; H. R. Heath, Manager . R N ^ E 14 Day Supply with a' 72 Tablet Size E $4.79 Battle of 36 $2.59 Save on These TIFFANY, SPECIALS HAND CREAM • • Reg: 1.25 • 'for 98e DEODORANT CREAM Reg. 1.50 . , for 98e - Reg-75c for 59c DEODORANT STICK Reg. 1.25 for 93e •PERMACREME LIPSTICKS 1.50 VELVET,TOUCH MAKE-UP $1.25 F SUPER PLENAMINS 28 Day Supply with 144 Tablet Size $7.95 Sale H AFRAVLELS T # Sale —SPECIAL PRICES EFFECTIVE DURING SEPTEMBER— Chemist and Druggist • PHONE HU. 2-951 1 — CLINTON TiODAKS PRINTING and DEVELOPING — FILMS MAGAZINES — GREEETING CARDS SMILES CHUaliLES CHOCOLATES POLYMULSION—rreg. 2,95 Now for $2,95' Bachelor SHAVE CREAM reg. 55-4 tubes 95c CARA NOME HOME ,1/4 PERMANENTS :$1.7$ CARA NOME COLOR SHAMPOO • $1.1$ ELKAYS MOTH PROOFER BOMB--4eg 1.39, 98c — . . 1956 Plymouth V.8 Savoy Sedan Only driven few miles as demonstrator, A new car at big saving! 1950 Dodge Sedan One owner, very clean. $795K00 oNts- •.$ o•y•y ...... . • ...... . • .... .......... .... ..... 4.4...y0001.4A ......... . ..... $595.00 1111 1111SO Chrysler •Plymouth Vargo Sales and Serviee rortt Clinton