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Sealy Mattress Special
FOR JULY ONLY
ThiS special will appear on TV and Radio National AdvertiSing
The $59.50 Mattress trianiral $44.50
. On Display, at
BEATTIE FURNITURE
ANOTHER SPECIAL also Shown In Our Window:
THREE SPACESAVERS
In Wool Frieze, Combination Triin,
$58;600
(Manufacturer's Clearance "of Covers)
Beattie Furniture
Reg. $69.50 - NOW ONLY
Short Sleeve - Reg. to $5.00
Sport Shirts SPORT
COATS
Special
from $1:95 up
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Choice of the Rack' •
OVER '15 COATS TO CHOOSE
FROM
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T-SHIRTS Sport Shirts
Reg. 79c ea.
BLUE and WHITE
Special.
59c ea.
2 for 1.00
Blues - Greys Browns
Reg. to 39.50 .
SALE PRICE Long Sleeves - Reg. to $1.95
Special
from $2.95 up from $15 u
+9-4-4-*
MEN'S PANTS Reg. to 21.50
Special from 5.95 up
PLAY SHORTS to 0.95
Special $2.95 to $4.95 pr.
TIES 89e E * , OR, • 2 r $1 75 A.
STRAW HATS V2 Price
LUGGAGE LADIES ONLY
2 Piece Sets from $19.95 up
4 ODD PIECES at 25% Off
BOYS' WEAR
BUY NOW FOR BACK TO SCHOOL
T-SHIRTS Reg. to 2.95 . Special $1.00 up
Sport ShirtsRR. g.to 4.95 Special $1.25 up
llopalongtassidy Suits Sizes 8, 10, 12
JACKET and JEANS-reg. 5.95-Special $2.95
JOCKEY 'SHORTS 6 to 16 years
Special 39c & 59c
ANKLE SOX Reg to ;1.00 Special 59e pr.
Men's Suits to SPECIAL $29 50 $6.5.00 OFrtit ....... „. ... . ... ,....„.... • up
Pickett & Campbell Limited
OPEN FRIDAY N1611TS
MAIN COINER. CLINTON, ONT.
SPECIALS.UNTIL CLOSING TIME • SATURDAY NIGHT
SWIFT'S GOLDEN DEW
MARGARINE .., 4 1 LB. PKGS.$ 00
AS A
..14LY HEAT„ WAVE
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1.0CAt MOW It I
Then, it's time to seed for
Clinton Laundry and Dry
Cleaners. Complete laundry
service for clothes and home
washables is yew* at a mod-
erate price. Call us now . .
then Jose find a breeze anti
relax.
This Week the Lucky
is No. 1250
Check your Caleueeir. If the
number matches, take the
Calendar to our onto and
claim your $3.00 credit.
"For Your Convenience
. Use Our
Down Town Office
on King Street
(formerly Simpsons-Stort)
LAU N PRY
S.-CLEANERS
05Lee do- it tzee,'
CLINTON • Oct HU 9..7064
AYLMEREA BOSTON T O
Z.
ROWN TINS
15 $ 1.00
Aylmer Sunshine Tomato
JUICE 7 20 OZ. TINS 1 .00
TISSUE
TOILET 10 ...s$ 1.00
r ALTATPTOIVIATQ
5 rolti$ 1.
Many More $1 00 Specials
PHONE HU 2,-;R. BRUBACHER FREE 1 1
3'8 1 3 1 Proprietor !DELIVERY
Used Car Special
FOR THE WEEK
1955 PLYMOUTH
P,VellZ! If-AV: $1499
1950 STUDEBAKER Sedan
Radio,Overdrive, Sft New res. ONLY .4 ....
MANY MORE TO •CHOOSE FROM
Mur h
Plymouth - Fargo
- I and Service
Clinton
410
Chrysler
Sales
iluron St.
G. Frank Scribbins
Honoured, By
St. Paul's Students
.luring the morning service at .
Pattrs, Anglican CalUrch, on
Sunday, iuly 14, the Sunday School,
members and teachers, .honoured.
C4ercleh Frank ScartibiAm prier to
this departure for work in Toronto.
Frank had been an *cave worlt-
er for some time in the Sunday
School, where he was secretary
treasurer and supplies chairman.
The rector the Rev,' C S. Inder
expressed the Ancere appreciation
of himself and the Sunday School
tcache'rs for his work,
.1-lerbert 13.441e, Sunday School
superintendent, supported the rec.-
tor in his iesmarks, .and on behalf
of the teachers presented' Mr.
Scribbins with a travel .marsh clock
and the best wishes: of the whole
Sunday Selma
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Notice to. Proprietors of
Children's Boarding Homes
The Children's Boarding Homes Aet, 1957, passed at
the last Swaim of the Ontario Legislature, came into
ter90 On July let 1957#
This Act •requires that any premises in which Ave or
more children are lodged, boarded ex cared for shall be registered, The requirement does not apply to institu-
lions registered, hemmed. or supervised under other
provinegd Statutes or Depertmente.
If you axe the proprietor of a boarding home for
children' you shouldd -have your premisee registered.
Application forme and information are available from
the liegistrar of Children's Boarding Homes,
Department-of Public Welfare, Parliament Buildings,
Toronto.
' Your co-operation will enable the Department ,to
complete the initial registration with a IniPinitiM of delay.
ONTARIO DEPARTMENT
OF PUBLIC WELFARE
Ws P. Cecile, Janos kid,
16116ster. Deputy NIlidsisr.
i
aviss
is tie guest
Fisher,
Cuchnore,
Mr, and WS, Fra,ra LAMM'
and ,clittchin, I-404mA_ were week.'
end„ of. Mr, and Mrs, D. oliddot,
.Mr, ,and Mrs, Frank McCullough
and Mrs, 0, 4, McCullough, Ind,
Ian Head SaSk., were in Kitchener
on Monday, guests at the home of
Mr, and Mrs, Id. M. .13ezeau.,
WMS and WA Meets •
The July meeting Of the Wo-
man's Missionary ,Society of
reeeville United Church was held
at the home of Mrs. I, Tebbutt,
Mr% Lloyd' Bond's group was in
charge of the meeting. Mrs, Jack
Yea was in Charge of the worship
service, assisted by Mrs, C. Teh,
butt.
Mrs. W. IL Lobb read a paper
on Christian Stewardship, - The
theme „of the program was, senior
citizens and was presented in the,
form of a playlet in two scenes,
Those taking part were Mrs. W.
Norman, Mrs, B. Walter, Mrs. S.
Great Promise .
"The future holds, great promise
because twenty million or more
war babies will' he coming of age
within the next five years." SC/ de-
clared the president of the 34th
annual convention of the Inter-
national Brewery Workers' Unien.
"There are 5,000 new cases of
alichholism in Ontario every year
and at least 5 million in the North
American continent-more than
Polio, canner -and heart disease
combined," said Dr. Gordon Bell
,recently, in a speech to the Rotary
Club in Windsor.
"If the ravages, of alcohol in the
country is to be halted and revers-
ed, the pulpit . and Sunday School .
must be reconsecrated to a .milit-
ant doctrine of total abstinence,"
the pronouncement 'Of Dr. Andrew
Ivy, chairman of the Internation-
al Commission for the Prevention
of Alcoholism.
HURON COUNTY '
TEMPERANCE 'FEDERATION
Farquhar, Mns, J. Yeo and Mrs.
Bond. A. short discussion on
the sniblecit followed,
The WA meeting followed eelfr
Mrs, S, Farquhar, the presiden,
in the chair: The singing of the
theme song and repeating the
creed Welled the meeting. Mrs, E.
Grigg gave the treasurer's report.
A. few plans were made for the
fall bazaar, The meeting eloSed
with a hymns awl prayer.
'
An auc-
tion was held with Mrs. Jack Yeo
and Mrs. L. Bond acting as auc-
tioneers, A picnic lunch was serve ee.
0
Hoggart---
-Whitehead
Goderich Township
Mrs, John Graham, Port Bur-well, was the guest last week of
Mr. and Mrs, Stewart Middleton,
Mrs, David Campbell and, dangh, ter Jean, London, were Sunday
vesitors with Mr. and Mrs. James.
R. Stirling.
Mr, and Ws:, Joseph Charles.
and three daughters, ,Robyn,
and Shelly, Flint, Mich„ visited Mr, and Mrs. Grant Stirling over the weekend, Robyn and Becky are remaining for a week's va,-, ation.
CLINTON NEWS-RECORD PAGE THREE.'
News o f1ohnesv
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Lonclesbore, United' Church man-
se was the scene of a pretty wed-
ding on Saturday afternoon, June.
20, 1957, of Helen Irene, oldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Whitehead, 'Wingham, and Arthur
Murray Hoggart, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Hesselvvood, Jr., Blyth.
Rev. J. T, White officiated.
at 'the double ring ceremony.
'• The bride wore a suit of navy
silk and worsted effect with white
accessories. She carried a nose-
gay of pink and white carnations.
Mr ,and -Mrs.. John Hesselwood,
Jr., were' attendants. Mrs. IJessell-
wood wore brown figured .satin
with navy accessories with 'a pink
carnation corsage,
After a honeymoon trip to Niag-
ara Falls: the young couple have
taken' up residence in Goderich.
The bride has been employed at.
the Par Knit Hosiery, Ltd. Clinton.
0
Dianne Louise
Walters . •
Dianne Louise Walters, age 3
years and seven months, died in
hospital at Orillia on Sunday,
July 7, after an illness of a week. •
She, was_ the daughter of Bruce
and Shirley Walters, Wilson Street,
Seaforth.
Besides her parents, she is sur-
vived by three sisters, Judy' 5,
and the twins, Patricia and Nan-
cy, eight months. Also her grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Ben-
nett, Clinton, and 'Mr. and Mrs.
Elliott Walters, McKillop.
Mrs. R.. Dalrymple, Clinton, is
a great grandmother.
The private funeral' took place
from the Box funeral chapel, Sea-
forth on Tuesday. afternoon, July
9, Rev. D. Glenn Campbell of-
ficiated in the 'absence of Rev.
Bruce Hall of Northside. United
Church. Interment was in Mait-
landbank Cemetery. •
Pallbearers were Arthur Hend-
erson, Dyke Wheatley, Ronnie
Bennett and Ross Bennett. Flow-
ethearers were William. Hender-
son, John Henderson, George Mil-
ler,William Coutts.
mong those from a distance
attending the funeral were, Mur-
ray Walters, .Mildmay; -Mr. and
Mrs. T. Watson and Mr. and Mrs.
J. Davidson, London.
Stops perspiration and
odour effectively and
safely, without harm
- to your clothes. Pleas-
ant to use .. . creamy
and delicately scented.
Epsom Salts 16 oz. 19;
Etiquette Deodorant
69c
Hydrogen Peroxide
4 oz-." 15c
8 oz, „, 23c
16 oz. ..„ 39c
Silvikrin Shampoo
75c size + 2 Sachets
75c
Woodbury Shampoo
Reg, $1.40 „„ 69c
Pepsodent Tooth Paste
2 x 59c tubes ,..,- 89c
2 x 33c tubes 49c
SUNTAN OILS and'
LOTIONS
39c - 55c - 75c - $1.00'
$1.50 - $1.95 - $2.25
BATHING CAPS
50c - 98c - $1.19
Valcream Hair Dress
43c - 69c
Vaseline Tair Tonic
2 x 43c size 59c
TONI HOME
PERMANENT
with Applicator
$2.29
Pond's . Angel Touch
$1.00
Halo Shampoo
Reg. 65c ... 2 for 98c
CREST CREAM
HOME PERMANENT
79c
HUnter
2-6626
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