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T-SHIRTS - SWEATERS -
IHAPERS BIBS - PADS etc.
CURITY DIAPERS 4.65
SLEEPERS-1 or 2 pair pants
1.98 - 2.98
CRAWLERS 1;98 - lined , part'
INFANTS' MITTS-All Wool
50ei 65c, 75c
6 litANGERS-Flaatie
boxed u
dozen
CORDUROY DUES SES and
JUMPERS-•3-6x
2.98, 3X8
SOCKS 29c Cotton
SOCKS '59rc Nylon/Wool
SOCKS 75c, 89c Nylon
PYJALMAS-CottCin, Flannelette
and Crepe-
1.98, 2.10, 2.79, 2.98
PANTIES-Cotton and Nylon.
SLIPS VF.STSyA etc.
Try bur imported
INTERLOCK UNDERWEAR
Long Wearing . Warm
12-3 pair
2.98
340
CHILDREN'S SHOES,,
11%
NYLON DRESSES with Slip.
Blue, Yellow, Pink
3-6x 2.98
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For GIRLS
GLOVES and -MITTS
-60c - 90c
For. BABY.
TOYS-Wood and 13U111141
5,0c, 80c, 98c, 1.50
CORDUROY SLACKS
Lined -
GIRLS', BLOUSES
Cotton - 3-6
Dacron
Nylon
8-14
2.98
1,.19
225
2.75
ESMOND 'BUNNY BLANKETS
1.25, 1.45, 2.18/3.75
DIAPER BAGS
Pink, Blue, Yellow
MARY GOWNS
60c, 15c, 95c
L85
CARDIGANS-Wool, Nylon and
Orlon
2.25, 2.98, 3.95
SLACKS-Plaid, Lined and,
Unlined-sizes 3-14
• 1.98, 2.98, 3.35, 4.50
BABY SET--3 piece
Wool Mixed -
All Wool and Nylon.
BLANKETS
Flannelette - each 98c
1.98
2.98
TO THE RATEPAYERS
OF THE TOWN OF CLINTON:
I take 'great pleasure 'to thank you for the
support given me at the polls on Monday.
Wishing you all the compliments of the Season.
MELVIN J. CRICH
TO THE ELECTORS:
My sincere thanks to those who supported
me at the polls in Monday's election. I will
endeavour to merit your confidence by con-
tinuing to work for the improveMent of our
Public ,Utilities.
Compliments of the season to all.
Charles W. Brown
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Thanks!
To You All \
I feel your re-electing me• to the post of Reeve*
for 1957 has justified the program of improvements
that I strove for in the past year. I am sure our
opportimities this coming year are even greater, and
I 'look forward to a year of progress for our town
Thanks -again to you all,' and congratulations
to my worthy opponent for ti good election.
,Burton Stanley
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FOR THE MAN
ON YOUR LIST
WE SUGGEST: •
" SHIRTS - TIES '- SOCKS
SWEATERS - PYJAMAS
- BELTS:- SCARVES
JEWELLERY 7-- SPORT SHIRTS
JACKETS Etc.
DRESSING GOWNS
This Christmas we have the largest selection
ever. WOOLS, RAYONS,
PLAINS, CI,ECKS, FANCIES, the pc ,„
Front .„. ..... .......... up
, OPEN ALL' DAY WEDNESDAYS UNTIL CHRISTMAS
OPEN EVENINGS from DECEMBER 14 to DECEMBER 24 (incEuskire)
GIFT .BOXES 'GIFT: CERTIFICATES
PICKETT & CAMPBELL LTD.
FAIN CORNER CLINTON
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1956
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Bazaar At Ontario
Many "Vieniheis, Of
The Werrians.$ Association and
Oirls! .010 of Ontario, Street
ited Church held A very SuccessT
ul bazaar and tea in the church
halt on Saturday, December 1;
The ball was ,decorated for"
Christmas .with the thelne carried
out in. the centre pieces of the
tea tables,
;ReV.• A, G, Eagle opened, the
bazaar With prayer.
Receiving at the ' door were
'Mrs, q. Eagle, Mrs. J. B, Lay,
is end „,Mrs. Orville Stanley. •
The tea table was covered with
a lace table cloth, centred by a
beautiffil centre piece of red carn-
ations and white chrysanthte,
mums interspersed with sprays of
fern, Tapering -white candles in
New officers for the year 1357
Were Appointed at the December
Meeting of the Ladles Guild of
St. Paul's Anglican Church on
Tuesday; Mrs, w, v. Roy was
reelected president, and other of-
Mrs. W. V. Roy Again Ilea& Guild
As St, Paul's Ladies Select Officers
TO THE ELECTORS
OF CLINTON:
Please accept my
thanks for the sup-
port given me at the
polls on Monday.
My congratula--
tions to the success-
ful candidates for
all municipal offices
in town. •
Best wishes' to all
for a- prosperous
1957.
Don -Symons
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For MEN
TIES--gift boxed
latest styles , 100
DRESS SHIRTS-white
'2.68, 3.95,
Monaich Knit-Stretch Nylon
PRESS. SOCKS pair,
. " 98e; 1.45
FLANNELETTE SHIRTS
2.98, 3.50, 3.95
All-Wool GLOVES
S-M-L pair 1.25
Belts 1.00 - 1.50 L
MEN'S SCARVES 2.95 All Wool
BRACES, PYJAMAS, etc.
For .BOYS
PULLOVERS-Cotton, Colour ,
fast, long sleeves, sizes 4-8
9'8c - 1.45
PULLOVERS-All Wool, .
sizes 4-6x, 28-34
1.98, 2.98, 3.25
BOYS MITTS and GLOVES,
Cotton, Wool, Leather, Plastic
39c, !75c, 98c, 1.69, 1.79
SNOW' SUITS
7.90 - 12.75
SNOW PANTS-sizes 4-8
. 4.50 pr.
BOYS TIES •
60c 85c
BOYS DRESS SOCKS, new 20
patterns, all nylon, pair .... #L7 0
WINTER JACKETS
2.98, 3.95p.8.50, 9.50
BOYS FLANNELETTE SHIRTS
1.79 - 2.25
DRESS SHIRTS-White
Weak sing 11-14
Trubenizecl . 2.25
PYJAMAS-Flannelette, assorted 1
shades and,patterns
1.98, 2:10, 2.98
15 Baptised At
Morning Service
Fourteen .children and one adult
received the rite of infant hap-
tism during the morning 'service
at Ontario Street United .church
last Sunday, Rev, A, G. Eagle
performed the ceremony in Which
the congregation accepted their
responailities towards those bap-
Used.
Receiving the rite were Mr.
pavid Kay Lgewen and the fol-
lowing children, Albert David
Loewen, Clifford Richard Loeiwen,
Gerald Edward Cornelius Kay L,o-
ewen, Robert Jonathan Loewen,
the four sons. of Mr. and Mrs. Day-
id Kay Loewen; Constance Marl-
ene Forbes, daughter of Mr. and
11VIrs. Murray Forbes; Gregory Al-
len Montgomery, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald W. Montgomery;
Cathy Luella Falconer, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley V. Fal,
caner; Donald Ross Taylor, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Taylor; Lor-
raine' Ruth Symons, daughter of •
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Symons;,
Kevin Stanley Dutot; son of Mr.
and 'Mrs.. Louis Dutot; Kenneth
Irving .MacPherson, son of . Mr.
and Mrs. Irving MacPherson;
Brian William Piper, son of Mr.
and Mrs.., William Piper; JoAnn
Marie Potter, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J:-C, Potter.
TAYLOR UNIVERSITY
P.RESENT$ • • •
"ANGEL IN
EIBOAry„
• todurial by a rival Iflbot-fhliftsIff;
• Waafforino through tho unbend
INfostat Iongbn of Africa
jfintilnual rid" across the swam ow
14010 ifOoMer
111,ofoillroo in o unIyinIty with no'
PIIVIoos •schooling
Saturday
Dec. 8
Legion Memorial Hall
Kirk Street
CLINTON
Everyone Welcome.
Sponsored by the Tri-County
Youth for Christ
tiliTIED IN itlyItiN
COLON ON AUTHENTICIOCATIONV
egion T T urkey Bingo
EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT
UNTIL DEC 20
• 15 "Games for Turkeys or Cash ,
3 Share-The-Wealth Games with Jackpot Included ,
fl Special Game fpr $25.
Adrriission 50c
For LADIES
WHISPER NYLONS '
Pr. 1.35, 1.50, 1.75 ]
ORLON SWEATERS 5 90 ' Lovely shades, sizes 14-20 .
ORLON 3-95 ' • PULLOVERS , )
“PINKSHAW" GLOVES
Pink, Beige, Navy, Black, 1 1 C ,
drecy, White, sizes 6.1A-8 III '
ANGORA ' WOOL
GLOVES •
1.50 ,
WOOL GLOVES and MITTS
68c - 1.45
STOLES---Wool, assorted (IQ,
shades - Only .. ,.. each evt-
SCARVES-Rayon, Nylon, Silk
49c, 65c, 1.00, 1.25, .1.65
SLIPS-Cotton, Rayon/Crepe and
Nylon ,. 1.98 -. 4.75
PANTIES
45c, 59c, 65c
GOODeASSORTMENT
. In Large and O.S. '
UNDERWEAR!
STOCKINGS-Cotton, Wool, etc.
49c, 89c, 1.'75, 1.98
PILLOW CASES
Plain .......(: ... . .... .... pr. 1.39
Embraid: • 1.50, 2.35
Gift Boxed 3.05
FLANNELETTE BLANKETS
70x90
Pr. !... .... ...... 4.50 - 5.90
\BEDSPREADS 'ii A cul
Double Bed Size "x•ou
Rugs 2.35, 3.25, 10.50
PELAGE MANnErs-size 72x84
Pastel Shades 5.60 Satin bound
TEX TOWELS
39e, 48c, 15c
BATH TOWELS
1.00 - 2.95
msn find PACE cr,o,rus
mnixcLonts-Cotton, Rayon.
50x50 1.49, 1.19
- 58x76 ...,..., - .......... 2.85
Gift BoXcd HANDKIIIROMEFS
box ......... ....- 55e - 1.35
Street Involves
WA And Girls Citth
silver holders .flanked ,eacli side,
Pouring tea Were: Miss Sybil.
Ceurlice, Miss Rene Pipltett, Mrs,
Metvin Crich, Mrs. •LeVis
and Mrs. Orville Stanley. AMA-
ing the tea table were - Mrs,
crock Olde, Mrs.. Oeerge
and Miss gleaner Pluniateel,
The .following are the ladies
who helped at tbdo various booths:
=SS Entnie. Plurnsteel, Mrs. Mc-
Murray, Mrs, Carter, Miss ,ElVa
Wiltse;' home baking. booth, Mrs.
Roy Plumsteel, Mrs, Ed Welsh,
lyfrs. Carman McPherson, Mrs.
Thomas O'Connell; fancy work
booth, Mrs, William Ross, Mrs.
Ernie BroWn, Mrs. Verner;
Children's booth, Mrs, Stewart
S•clipenlials, Miss Hattie Courtice,
Miss Olive Johnston; white ele-
phant, Mrs, Shobbrook, MrS, Cec-
ile Elliott; produce, Mrs. Charles
Merrill, Mrs, Plinnsteel, Mrs. John
Elliott; candy, Mrs. Lorne Brown,
Mrs. -Douglas Freeman, Mrs. Jes-
sie Cunningham; delica.tteSSen
booth, Mrs. Roy Wheeler, „ Mrs,
Frank Lobb, Mrs. David Loewen,
Mrs. Ross Merrill
Convener of the kitchen, Mrs.
Russell Holmes. Helping in the
kitchen were; Mrs. James John-
ston, Mrs. Ernie Radford, Mrs.
Wilber Welsh, Mrs. Wilfred Par-
ker, . Mrs., Gardener, Mrs. Jack
Radford, Mrs. Skov, Mrs, Jamie-
son, Mrs. Fred Tyndall and Mrs.
Norman , Tyndall.
Decorations for hall and tea
tables
'
Mrs. Laura McAlpine,
Miss Marion Pickettt, Miss fso,
bel -p.,:ic.,kett, Mrs, Orville Stanley,
Mrs. Ruth Knox, Miss Mary Nott.
Decoi.ating.serving tea table, MrS.
Brock Olde, Miss Eleanor Plum-
steel.
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OLINTONIAN CLUB TO
STAGE DUTCH AUCTION
The December meeting . of the
Clintonian Club will be held on.
Wednesday,' December 12, at the
home of Mrs. Milton Wiltse. There
will be a Christmas program, •but.
no exchange 'of -gifts.. Will the
ladies please bring something
useful for the Dutch., Auction.
ONTARIO STREET WMS WILL
MEET • TUESDAY AFTERNOON
The Woman's Missionary Soc-
iety Of Ontario • Street United
Church will meet in the Ladies'
Parlour, Tuesday, December 11;
•at 2.30 p.m. Roll 'call will be
a Clitistirvas verse.. A Chrisrrnas
program is being arranged. '
HATS-Corduroy and Wool
1.49, 1.69, 2.98•
PULLVERS,
Nylon-
O
2-4 1.98
PULLOVERS
Orlon- S-14 .15
Mrs, D. Lane Wins
Bride Doll
Auxiliary Draw
The Woman's, . 41,1x111.p, r y,
RCAF Station Clinton, met .Mon-
day evening, pecemher 3, in the
Ritchie Building', with Mrs. 8, A.
Etrightwell in the chair, The;
minutes were read by the .secre-
tarY Mrs. P. 4', 4,4tbegali. and tho.
treasurer's report given by Mrs,
.C, Easton.
The draw for a bride doll and
wardrobe was held and the win-
ping ticket `was drawn ¶y Mrs, D.
Finley, The doll was won by Mrs,
D. Clinton, The RCAF.
Women's AtUciliarY wish to thank
the Lovett 'Specialty Shop in
town for their kindness in dis-
playing the doll in the store win
dew,
-
After the meeting a few Mrs.
were 'played, arranged by Mrs. I.
Fisher, .entertainment convener.
The members. sang .Christmas
carols with Mrs, J. E. Hughson
playing the piano, '
.Refreshnfents were served and
small' .gifts exchanged among the
members. 0
Local Ministerial
Names A. G. Eagle
To Presidency
Rev. A. G. Eagle was elected
president of the Clinton Minister-
ial Association at a meeting of
that body held, in , the vestry of
Ontario Street United Church last
Friday.
Rev. D. J. Lane of St, Andrew's
Presbyterian Church was elected
secretary-treasurer.
It was decided to observe the
week of prayer in Clinton dUring
the week of January 7-11 with
services to be conducted each ev-
ening at 849 p.m. in St. Paul's
'Anglican .Church. The Associat-
ion requests the largest degree
of co-operation from all organiz-
ations in town to keep' this week
free from meetings so that as
many as possible may observe the
Week of prayer.
President H. C. Wilson was in
charge of the meeting.
GOOD WILL CLUB.PLANS
POT LUCK SUPPER
' The Wesley-Willis United Chur-
Good Will Club vrill have a pot
luck supper in the church hall at
6.30 p.m., December 11. Mrs. A.
G. Grigg and Mrs. H. Jenkins are
'tlie conveners.
DRESSES-,Nklon-
„sizes 1, 2; 3
DRESS with SLIP
lovely made
ROMpERS-Rayon,
Nylon.
98c - 3.75
VESTS-Cotton and Wool Mixed
39c - 98c
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For All The Mdinhers
PRACTICAL GIFTS 1,
Come and See for Yourself
Of The, Family
floors Are:
First vice-president, Miss Reg,
ale Sloman; secretlry„ Mrs. A, E.
Frentlin; treasurer, Mrs.
llott; social convener, Mrs. H.
-).:4Ftliff; flower' mitssion, Mrs.
Walker;A. memorial flowers,
Mrs. M. Counter; property ton-
yew, Mrs, T, H. Herman; plan,
1st, Mrs, T. ..Frernitn; beard of
management representative, MS,
M. Elliott.
Mrs'. Roy presided for the meet-
ing, which opened with prayer and
the. reading of the 51st Psalm,
The Rev. E. Inder pronounced
the benediction. Mrs, Disler ser-
ved refresliments and a pleasant
half hour' was spent over the tea-
cups.
The January meeting will be
held on Thursday, January 3, at
the home of Mrs, J. M. Elliott.
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Wild Life Is
Unafraid In
130yfield Area
(By our Ba.yfield correspondent)
There is no Dearth of wild' life
around here, ,f3n. Tuesday about
ten minutes past four a deer 4M-
bled down Charles Street -from, the,
Swan* It passed within a few
feet of Jackie 'Weston and Mich,
eel' Soptchrrier on Main Street (on.
their,Ar home from school),
leaped. over .into Edighoffer%
miniature golf .Course and con,
tinued on its. way.
While Mr, and Mrs. LeRoy,.
Poth were eating dinner one ,day
they watched a red fox playing:
around outside. Add to this all
the sltunks and raccoons which
.defy citizens to make their abode
in the village and one con see
that the animal kingdom may
soon be deinanding voters' rights.
CITIZENS OF
CLINTON:,
I deeply appreciate
your confidence and
support in electing
me to the Public
Utilities Commis-
sion.
Your interests will
be my first consid-
eration.
Antoine 'Red Garon
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