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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1957-05-23, Page 9CLINTON NgW5-CO 4,0g1 V11;N1t , MAY 28, 1957 pair 98c SANDALS--sizes '5-13 'Red'and Brown "LEATHER SHOES--Oxfords, etc. -Sizes 5-12- 2..9g IBOYS' end GIRLS' SHOES --sizes121/2-3 3s0. JEANS---Tan and Blue Denim Sizes 3-6x 2.85 MOTS" JEANS—Double Knee. Lastic back-:--Sizes 6-12 L49 2.25 "PEDAL PUSHERS—New shades. Sizes 3-6x Sizes 8-14 GIRLS' HALTERS— • assorted colors each 79c, 98c 1.49, 1.98, 2.98 GIRLS' DRESSES 'GIRLS' SKIRTS 1.98, 2.98 NYLONS-7Ffrst quality, 51 and 60 gauge 85c 2.98 2.98 Glazed Cotton—Nylon trim Nylon/Acetate and Crepe Half Slips in Cotton and 'Nylon. 2.79 PYJAMAS—Crepe, Cotton BABY DOLL PYJAMAS—S-M-L 2.98 $85 CONGOLEUM RUGS— HARDING CARPETS-6'9"x9' 9/x10'6" • $58 ;CANVAS SHOES— Children's Sizes 5-10 .. . ... pair 89e 11-2r 1.08 GIRLS' JEANS—Colors: Tan, Blue, Black. Sizes 7-14 2.35, 2.48, 2.75 'CHILDREN'S SHORTS—Colors: Brown and Grey—sizes 3-6x only 87c GIRLS' SHORTS—Assorted plain colors & styles. Sizes 2-14 .. 75c, 85c, 1.39, 1.89 `SHORT and HALTER SETS— Sizes 7-12 set 1.49 NYLON STRETCH—A, B and C lengths, Knee high and seamless. ' MERCERIZED COTTON STOCKINGS— ' Sizes 91/2 -10 1/2 - 89c •LADIES' SOCKS—Combed Cotton. Triple cuff. Sizes 8-11 42c pair M/K LADIES' NYLON SOCKS-- Wears like irons. 89c 98c 'PANTI&S—Small, Med., Large and 0/S. VESTS—Combed Cotton. -Med., Large .. 65c "LOVABLE" BRAS—Guaranteed one foPyearr Many styles to choose from— • Prices $1, $1.50, $2 "LOVXIBLE" GARTER BELTS—Broadcloth, Sizes 24-30 Only $1 NIGHT GOWNS—S-M-Land 0/S 1.98 & u HOUSE and SUN DRESSES-:- 16 1/2 -24 1/2 Cotton — sizes 12-20 2 (IQ 38-50 "*, Each - BEDSPREADS—Double Bed Size, Good quality Chenille Only 5.25 ESMOND BLANKETS—Satin Bound. ' 72"x84" Only 5.00 -INDIAN BLANKETS 3.90, 5.90. FLANNELETTE Blankets 4.50, 5.90, 6.50 TEX-MADE SHEETS and PILLOWCASES.. BATH TOWELS Pair .,.. 1 .10 , 1.25, 1•75, 1.98 , 2.98 TERRY TOWELLING 55c yard TEA TOWELLING—All Linen TEA TOWELS HEAVY PLASTIC TABLE CLOTH—' Red and Green 1.50 'yard CURTAINS—In Cotton and Nylon YARD GOODS TEX:MADE COTTON PRINTS— Per Yard 49c, 55c, 70c SEERSUCKER—with design. 36" wide. Ideal for pyjamas, etc. .. , .. 59 c yard FLANNELETTE—White-27" wide. Twilled On ly 45c Yar"d PLASTIC DRAPES-36"x84" set 1.49 Summer Carnival tlof • " 111L3:111E dilLDRII1I ;5 WEAR LADIES' WEAR SPECIALS THIS MONTH DRYGOODS PILLOWS ........... ... ...... 3.50, 5.90 101. 1.98' "LOV'LEE" made SLIPS— Finest quality cotton-32-42 1.98, .... 60c yard 45'e and up summer visitors favour Ontario gatb. IC.voto,,(Waeattet ONTARIO TRAVEL 739 Parlianicki Bldg°. 'Throats* Send MEE literature to Mime Address Post Office rrrr . Ontario Department of Travel & Pubik:Ny Non. Bryan I.. Cathcart, Minister 1954 Nintiac ,Sedan I. One Owner, Low Mileages ONLY $1,345.00 News of Londesboro Correspondent MRS. R, ALLAN Phone Clinton RU 2,1863 Misses Doris Lear and Frances 40.11nston, Hamilton, spoilt . the holiday with Mr, and Mrs, Nelson Zear, Mr. and, Mrs. Aubrey Knox and family, New Hamburg, visited with :Mr, and. Mrs, Thomas Knox over Vie weekend. Guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Stanley Lyon over the week- :end were Mr. and Mrs. Nelson `Nickell and Doris, Teeswater; Miss "Marilyn Deachoff, Toronto; and Piss Doris Scott, Ilderton, On the occasion of their 40th wedding anniversary, Rev, and Mrs. J. T. White, Londesboro, will be at home to their friends at, the parsonage en May 30 from 3- to 5 p.m. and from 8 to x0 p.m, Gifts gratefully declined, Mr, and Mrs. William Ferguson (the former Lelia. Whitely), Ed, mouton, accompanied by their 'son and his wife, iChatham, visited with Mrs. Robert Youngblut and Mr. and Mrs. Willows„ Mountain over the weekend. A number from the village at- tended the graduation exercises of the 1957 School of Nursing • in Stratford on Thursday evening; May 14. Of a class of 22, Miss Marilyn Shaddick and Miss Jayne Mary Snell who are well known here, were graduates._ Miss „Snell gave the Valedietory address. We wish to congratulate„each of them and wish them success in Iheir cbqse profession. The address giv. en by Mrs. Charles McLean, To. ronto, was a highlight of the even- ing„ Masonic Service A large gathering of Masons from the local lodge attended the Masonic service conducted by Rev. J. T. White in the United Church last Sunday ,evening, ;feint Meeting The May meeting of the WA and 'WMS was held jOintly this month. Mrs. Townserid read the Scripture. Matthew 18. Mrs, Durnin gave the silky followed by prayer in unis- on. Mrs. Howatt gave a fine read- ing. Six visitors were present and 23 -members answered the roll call with exchange of slips and plants, Miss Vera Lyon who is on vaca- tion, gave a very interesting and instructive talk on her work, il- lustrated by a number of slides which gave a good 'idea of the Morley Taylor, Sarnia, visited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Victor Taylor over the Weekend, Robert Davison. and friend, Tor- onto, spent the weekend with the former's parents, Rev.. and Mrs. S, Davison. Mr. ,and Mrs. Murray Squires .were holiday guests with the lat- ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Allan, in the village, beautiful scenery snic'rouncling Hazelton and the hospital in which she works, Vera will be returning to take up her duties in the near future, • -" Mr, and Mrs, jam McIntosh and fan4ly, Toronto, spent the hol- idays with Mr, and Mrs. Wallace 1-laugh and Mrs. Haugh, Sr,. Mrs. Don Pentney, Longlac, re- turned to her home on Saturday, having spent a week with her par- ents, Mr and Mrs. Fred Rathwell. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Neale., Pat and Ronald :arid- triend,,, London, spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs, Mac Wilson and Mrs. Stack- house. - Mr. and. Mrs, T, A. Anderson and daughter Ina, Toronto, spent the weekend with Mrs.' Anderson's brother, Alex Paterson and Mrs. Paterson, Mr. and Mrs,. Donald McKenzie and family, St. Thomas and Mr. and Mrs. James Streifler Calif„ were guests of Mr, and Mrs, ' McKenzie on,Sunday.- - WMS Meeting The May meeting of the WO- man's. Missionary Society was held on the 14th, with 20 present. The meeting opened, with" quiet music, and Mrs. H. Dalrymple read a verse of a hymn, Mrs. W. Walker- gave the Bible reading from Mat- thew 25: $1 to 46. A Service of Intercession for Home MissiOrith, was in Charge of the Leader, Mrs. 5, Davison presided for the business, The roll call was answered with a verse on Mother,. and the treasurer reported the .Easter Thankoffering $93.70. Ar- rangements were made for the affiliation service of the on May 23, The girls will provide, the program and. the WMS will serve refreshments, The community friendship sec- retary reported four calls made, and Mrs. Baird gave a splendid reading on Christian stewardship. An invitation was accepted to at- tend the WMS meeting of -Cavan Church, Winthrop, on June 5 The supply secretary displayed and 'dedicated gifts for five girls at the Indian Residential School at Al- erni, B.C. The study program was Home Mission Fields, and Mrs. L, Eyre told of the work carried on in Labrador, Mrs. W. Scotts, NeW- foundland and Mrs. E, Allen the story of a student missionary. I OBITUARY 1 Mrs. J. A. Harrison VUneral service was held on Wednesday afternoon, May 15, for Daisy Harrison, beloved wife of John A. Harrison, Goderich. Ser- vice was from St. George's•Ang- lican Church, Goderich, by the Rev.. Dr. K. K. Taylor, and inter- ment was in Maitland Cemetery. Pall-bearers were Frank Mc- Arthur, George Jenner, Kenneth Campbell, Lyle Bannister, A. J. Spiegelberg and George Mumby. — Born in Cornwall,-England, the daughter of Lucy Symons and Charles Sidney Smith, Mrs. Harr- ison had lived in Goderich for the Past 44 years. She was a member of St. George's Anglican Church, and bf the ,Women's Guild of that church. She passed away fn Alex- andra Marine and General Hospi- tal, Goderich, on Monday, May 13, following an illness of a week. Surviving are two sons, Leslie Evans, New Liskeard -andGordon, Clinton; two daughters, Mrs. J. (Lucy) Whaley, St. Thomas• and, Mrs. E, (Mona) Davis, Stratford; one brother E. S. Smith, Toronfo, and seven grandchildren. Attending the funeral from a distance were Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Smith and Mrs, L, Levis, Toronto; Mr, and Mrs. L. C. Evans, New Liskeard; Mr. and Mrs. W. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Davis, Strat- ford; Mr. and Mrs. J. Whaley, St, Thomas and R. G. Evans, RCAF Station Centralia. Mr, Mrs. M. Elliott Celebrate 25th Wedding Day The home of Mr, and Mra..Reb- ert Elliott, •Goderich Township was the .scene of a very happy gath- ering on May 18, when about 30 friends and relatives gathered to honour Mr, and Mrs. Melvin El- liott, on the occasion of their 25th Wedding anniversary, The program included a mock wedding, in which Robert was the bride; Mrs. William Batkin was the groom; William Batkin, bridesmaid; Mrs. Harry Watkins, best man; Mrs. Mervyn Batkin, the bride's father; Harry Wet, kills, soloist; Mrs. Don Gibson, ac- ted as minister and Mrs, John Huller organist. They presented the couple with an electric tea kettle, electric iron and a silver cream • and sugar on a tray. Turkey supper at midnight and anniversary cake tapped off the event. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott have lived in ,Clinton since their marriage in 1932. They have three children, Robert; Janet and Dianne at home, News of Brucefield Correspondent: MRS. IL, 14',. WORRY, Phone Clinton I-IU 2-1572 or Sea,forth 650112 r FARMERS `T-SHIRTS--a good assortment for girls and boys 58c, 78c and Lip (CHILDREN'S SOCKS—Plain and Striped. Cotton, Nylon and Wool/Nylon. 25c, 49'c and up Try the famous Monarch Knit Socks. 'GIRLS' PANTIES—All sizes. Cotton/Nylon & Rayon. Special! Sizes 2-6x .. 5 pair $1 GIRLS' PYJAMAS—Sizes 2-6x 1.98 Sizes 8-14 2.25 "BABY; DOLL PYJAMAS—sizes 4-8 1.98 sizes 8-12 . ... •. 1.98 MOTS' PYJAMAS—Cotton, Sizes 2-6x 1.98 sizes 8-14 245 GIRLS' BLOUSES—Sizes 7-14, Broadcloth. Short sleeves "DAGRON" BLOUSES—Short Sleeve. ;Finest quality--Sizes 2-6x ....... 2,45 `Embraidered—Sizes 7-14 2.98 ea. 'BOYS' DRESS SHIRTS—White. Trubenized. Neck sizes 11.14 1,4 2.25 "'WESTER'' BOYS' SPORT SHIRTS—Up to date styles and colors.. Sizes 7-16 2.48 'BOYS' UNDERWEAR—' 'GIRLS' BATHING SUITS Combed Cotton 39c, 45e eagh 'BOYS' BATHING TRUNKS tissomississmossmosizzosszsissimmismuszonsissimossisszost BLANKETS 98c, 1.35, 1.45, 2.18 and up PLASTIC PANTIES 25c, 39c, 50c, 89c pr. DIAPER BAGS—Yellow," Pink, Blue 1.85 ..CURITY DIAPERS 4.65 dozen FLANNEL DIAPERS 26"x28" 3,50 doz. BABY GOWNS---75c-95c BABY VESTS 75c BOOTIES, SOCKS, BABY SHOES. NYLON DRESSES with Slips 1.98 ROMPERS 99c, 1.25 1.50, 1.95, 2.98 SLEEPERS ........ 4 ....... 1.98, 2.98 3-Piece BABY SWEATER SET—Wool Nylon. Assorted 'shades 1.98, 2.98 BONNETS Nylon and Cotton. BABY SUN SUITS .... 75c, 98c, 1.35, 1,50 Shop and Save AT • MEN'S WEAR MONARCH KNIT DRESS SOCKS— Stretch Nylon fit sizes 10-13 98c, •1.45 DRESS SHIRTS—White—Trubenized Collar. 2.69, 3.95, 4.95 SPORTS 'SHIRTS 2.48, 2.98 WORK SHIRTS' 2.50, 2.98, 3.60 T-SHIRTS—Plain and Stripes, Sizes S-M-L.. 59c, 89c, 1.10, 1.45 PYJAMAS--=Stripes--Sizes B-C-D, Finest quality. Guaranteed 1 year 4.50 JEANS—Blue Denim— TROUTMAN PANTS...... . . q.95 "Pay Day" 9 oz, Colors: Grey, Tan. Shirts to match. " " Blue Ridge 10 • oz. s 3.98' 2.98 TIES - BELTS -- BRACES. iy1EN'S TOPS and SHORTS— Good qualify . .... .......... $1 . set PENMAN'S DOUBLE SEAT SHORTS— , 2 pair 1.50 BROADCLOTH SHORTS—Plain and Stripes, • Per Ppir ... .. 79c, 85c, 1400 INTERLOCK UNDERWEAR in Vestst Panties, Tops and Shorts. MEN'S RUNNING SHOES--sizes 5-9 _115 SUMMER CAPS .-. 29c, 55c, 58c, 98c SWIMMING TRUNKS ......... . 2 10, 2.98 We every Saturday for United Co-operative are ef shipping )ntjinapriog cattle and your patronage. We will pick them up at your farm. Please PHONE COLLECT not later than Friday nights. Seaforth Farmers- Co-operative H. S. Hunt, Manager Phone—Day 9, Evenings 481w 39-trb BE PREPARED FOR SUMMER WITH A Guaranteed Used Car A FEW OF THE MANY WE HAVE LISTED BELOW: 1954 Plymouth Belvedere Sedan *rclIN(Iio vMileage ONLY $1,395.00 MANY OTHERS Murphy Bros. Chrysler — Plymouth — :Vargo Sales and Service Mixon St. Clinton 1.15' LADIES' JEANS—Plain and Checks. Colors: Tan, Black, Sand, Blue. Sizes 12-20 ...... . ... 2.98'3.75 LADIES' SHORTS—Assorted colors. '" Sizes 12-18 2.60, 2.65 BATHING SUITS 2.25, 5.25; 6.50 BATHING CAPS 75c, 85c BABY NEEDS JILL'S Clothing and Footwear Albert St Clinton, HU. 2-96.41 k -