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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1957-09-12, Page 3Under New Management , White: Service 1211f/TE1, ROSE,, Rose Station Victoria Street (Highway 4 ) Ready to Serve You. Your Friendly Dealer Oscar Priestap (formerly in Layton's Garage) 37-tp ale • !,O .A. DRUG STORES 1:0-DAY SALE SEPTEMBER Wit to 21st Here pre just a feW of many products on Sale: flAa HEATING PADS 4.95 Value 3.99 I.D.A. TOILET TISSUE Tgi 25e2 roils 23C • . I. D A WAX PAPER Oil 28-c 2 rolls 55c I.D.A. Easi-Gloss FLOOR WAX, 1 lb. reg. 59c Top quality, 45c-2 for 89c SAVE 13c! WASH CLOTHS 12" x 12" — Soft Terry Cloth Assorted Styles Reg. 19c value 2 for 25c I.D.A. Heavy Grade MINERAL OIL 16 oz. 40 oz. Reg. 55c. Reg. 1.10 I.D.A. SACCHARIN TABLETS 1/4 Grain reg. 20c 14c reg. 55'e 39c reg. 79c 1000s 59c 100's 500s • 1/2 Grain 100's reg. 23c 17c rug, 65c 500's 49c 1000's reg. 98c 79c I D AM A L .10 Extract of Malt and Cod Liver Oil 1-1b. 2-lb. reg. 79c reg. 1.29 reg. 2.29 63C 98c L69 I. -D. A. HALIBUT LIVER OIL CAPSULES 100's 250's -500's Reg. Reg. Reg. e 1.15 2.29 4,29 89c 1.89 3.49 ,BATHROOM SCALE Guaranteed for 12 months. Easy-reading magnified dial. 6.95 value 5.98 I.D.A. Extra large oval cokes of COLD CREAM SOAP with Lanolin Reg. 2 for 25c 2 for 23c, 12 for 1,29 I.D.A. Brand PAPER NAPKINS, 70's; white Reg. 17c, 2 for 33c 15c, 2 for 29c UNIQUE PHOTO' SERVICE F. B. PENNEBAKER DRUGGIST HUnter 2-6626 43c 87c LARGE PICTURE PHOTOS, of Kroehler's Vast Line of Living Rtiom Furniture; large Sample Covers ranging from M Grade to W Grade. YOU have the advantage of selecting any Kroehier Suite to meet your budget Kroehler Custom Crafted Furniture IN CLINTON AUTHORIZED DEALER BEATTIE - FURNITURE . Carrying in Stock: CHESTERFIELD SUITES - SLEEPER or LOUNGES DAVENO SUITES ' REST ROCKERS HOSTESS CHAIRS 2-3 Piece BEDROOM SUITES, the well, known nationally adver3 .. tiled magnolia, no scuff finish. Dozens of Suites and dozens 'of prices. YOU see what you buy' as 'to quality and price. Call soon. Beattie Forni*ure. ,C4ANTON. .NNWS4i,r=d1P- I 7 rAG4 TIMM Rums WISIS.,,WA At Mrs. Reid's The Woman's Missionary Sec, lety and 'Woman's Association of Burns United Church met at the home of Mrs, Uslie Reid on Aug, use 30, with 25 .MemheM and three visitors. present, Prayer was offered ,by Mrs, .Sloe • and Scripture was read by Mrs, William Trewin, Miss dean Leber • gave the study book on Fel-mesa, White,, president, took charge of. the -business-'session,. A thank you letter was read by Gladys l,,eiper. from •a sionary in Japan thanking the ladies for used Christmas cards sent, — The -Thank Offering meeting will be held September • 26 in Burns Church' with Winthrop, Walton, 10-nburn and Londesboro groups as guests. A guest speaker will also be there. Mrs. Vina McGregor gave a paper on Christianship. The pen- nies were counted and group 2 were the winners, Group 1 and 3 will give the winners a supper at the •October meeting. • • ' Mrs. John Riley auctioned off the articles in the auction basket. Lunch was, served by group 3. 0 friends attended tbe graduation and. ft, social meeting in charge- of the instructor Mrs.. Dorothy -And-. emu and ,adMinistratrix, Mrs, Iris Morrey. M14$ ,Corrie Verhoef, gradaated. Friciay a i one of ten nursing assistants completing their ten-month, course at. Wingham (.4erieral Hospital, Parents • and ews o rucerield orresponoentt lvfM. 14', MAW Phone i0Onten OTT 2-1.572 or Seaforth 85942 r- 70: DIRECTOR, CANADIAN GOVERNMENT ANNUITIES DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR, OTTAWA 73V1- (OSTAGE FREE) ' Please send information showing how a Canadian' Government Annuity can bring me retirement income al low cost. My name is (Mr./Mrs,/Miss) I ITV! at.„..„....., ..... ,...„ ...... ..... „ ....... ... , .. . ...... Date of Birth Age when Annuity to start Telephone I undeistand that .informadan given will be held strictly confidential. _ . gr.S, Bert Walters, Tuekersnuth Township,, r.eturned home, having spent a few weeks. in Western Canada. VTrs, (Pr.) POW Winnipeg, visited with her, cousin Mrs, IL Ber,PY iszit week, lAcintosla 'is a patient in Victoria :Hospital, London, hay- intg undergone, surgery, • Mr, and Mrs. Stewart 'Kr! ex, Sarnia, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. .Lorne Wilson and other relati'Vea over the .weekend. Guests with Miss. Mary .Gibson were Mr. and Mrs, John 11/1„cMurt- rie, Hensall; Mr, and Mrs; 'Alex' Muir and Miss N. Muir, .Seafarth, Dr, and Mrs:Peter Fisher, Gra- venhurat, spent a few days with the torrner's ,sister, Mrs. Walter Moffat, Mrs. Jean Cairns,' Visited last. Week with friends in Toronto and Oakville. WA, MEETS Women's Association met September 3, with Mrs. Fred Both- well and Mrs. John Aikenhead in Charge of the, devotional exercises, The 'topic on "The responsibility of 'being a Christian" Was followed by prayer, "Let my heart be upon the Lord," Mrs, Jahn 'Broadfoot, . president, conducted the business session, in which Mrs, W, McBeath, presented the secretary's report and Mrs. Btlgar Allen called - the roll and received the offering. Mrs. Harvey Taylor gave the treasurer's report. A. 'thank you note from Mrs. C. Clifton was read by Mrs. L. Wilson, The bazaar will 'be held in the school room of the church on Friday 'afternoon, November 1, with the following in charge of booths: Handkerchiefs, Mrs. C, Ham and Mrs. A. Holiner; - aprons, Mrs. F. Bothwell and Mrs.George erson•;, fanny work, Mrs, H, Berry 'and- Mrs. Theinas. Baird; touch and take, . Mrs, Cal 'Horton and Mrs. john• McGregor: candy, Mrs, John Henderson and Mrs. RosS Seott. Baking, • Mrs. Norman Baird, Mrs. David: Trielbner, Mrs. Gordon yilifott, Mrs. IL Dalrymple, Mrs. Stewart Baird and Miss M. Swan; produce; Mrs. Lorne Wilson, Mar- tha McDonald and Miss J. .Aiken- head; lunch, Mrs, W. MeBeath, Mrs. V. Taylor, Mrs'. Harvey Tay- lor, Mrs, 1-1. VY're and Mrs. W. Fotheringharn. Roll call for the October meet- ing IS "A Thanksgiving Verse" and group one is in charge. All ladies are asked to bring one handker- chief for that booth at the bazaar. Group 4 was in charge of the program. HOLME$V1LLE Correspandent MILS. F. AlomumovGli Phone BIT 2-'418 T1. TuckerSmith Club Receives Thanks Mrs. Howard Johns was hostess for the Tuckergrnith Ladies Club meeting, at which 12-members and three visitors attended. Among letters• of appreciation for cards and gifts sent by the secretary, Was one from Mrs. Robert Riehl and other ladies in the burned out area of Skeed, Ontario, thanking the Club for boxes of new and used clothing sent by the Club , and Turner's Church Woman's Assoc- latiohne. T members decided not to hold a bazaar ar bake sale this fall. A reading by Mrs. Jahns and an int- eresting account of a trip to 'Que- bec given by Mrs. Ernest •C'rich campleted the meeting, and lunch Was served by Group. One. FEDERAL DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR Mrs. Thos. Dodds Mrs. Thomas Dodds, 79, Clinton, died Tuesday morning in the Clin- ton Public Hospital where she had been confined for the past seven years, She had suffered' a fractur- ed hip one week ago, following a fall in the hospital. Born 'in. Londesboro she moved to Chickga after her marriage and following her huSband's death in 1948 she came to Clinton. She was a member of St. Andrew's Pregbyterian Church. Surviving are one son, Albert Clayton, Chicago, Ill.; three sisz tens, Mrs. Emma Cudmore, Clin- ton; Mrs, Lucy Shaddick, Londes- bora, and Mrs. Minnie Knox, Cam- rose, Alta.; two brothers, William Bromley, lyth and John Bromley, Londesboro. Services will be held Thursday afternoon at two o'clock from the Ball and Match funeral home, Clinton, with the Rev. D. J. Lane officiating; Burial will be in the Clinton Cemetery. This Week the Lucky No, is 1190 Check your Caletioar. If the number matches, take the Calendar to our office and claim your $3.00 credit. .4 • r' For Your Convenience Use Our Down ToWn Office on icing Street (formerly Sirnpsons-Sears) is a GOOD TIME to • The delightful, mellow weather of tate summer and early. fail makes for pleasant travelling. And this is an ideal tinie for thcit adventurous sightseeing trip to interesting places in Canada and the United States. A wider choice of accommodation is available when the mid-season hubbub is over. Now is, the time to travel by train. Canadian NationaLitailways suggest: Wh'eret to go.... Picturesque Muskoka, Lake of Bays, Georgian Bay Bracing Ontario Highlands Distinguished Laurentian Resorts Glankorcius Vancouver,' Victoria, Seattle * Scenic' Jasper National Park Fascinating California* Historic Montreal, Quebec, Ottawa* Exciting New York City, Atlantic City Bustling Detroit, Chicago* * mople leaf Package Tours available to these pointt. Ask for descrip tive booklet, Ecatioirlical Funnily Pare plan available to Pacific Coad Points. Travel Wise people .agree the train way, is the Coenfortables relaxing way to,travol. Give yourself 0 treat • and go by train • • • go C.N.R. Contact your Canadian Notional toprasentatiVa for information and retervolians, Move, aPectinfif CANADIAN GOVERNMENT ANNUITIES INCOME TAX EXEMPTION A. CANADIAN GOVERNME NT ANNUITY, contracted fOr by a taxpayer 04 his own life may now qualify for IlegietTer- ilon as a Retirement. Savings Plan under the Income Tax Act. Premiums paid on such a CANADIAN GOVERNMENT ANNUITY now may be deducted from earned lucerne thus effecting a saving in personal income tax. The amount you may now deduct is subject to the following cOnditiona; I.' If you are not now a, niernber of a Registered Pension Fund or Plan e you may deduct Canadian Government Annuities premiums up to 10 per tent of earned income, but not exceedidg $2,500 a year. .2. If you are currently a member Of a Registered Pension Fund or Plan, you may deduct the premium paid on a Canadian Government Annuity contract and the contributions made under your present Pension Fund; but the combined pay-. ments eligible-for deduction cannot•exeeed IQ per cent of your earned income, to a maximum of $1,500 &year. LOWER PREMIUM RATES • Purchasers of Canadian Government Annuities after April 1, 1957, will benefit from reduced premium rates reflecting an increase in the interest rate. For full information on several types of plans available, consult your DISTRICT ANNUITIES REPRESENTATIVE • or Mail, postage free, the coupon below: Mr, and Mrs, Harry Williams spent the weekend iri Detroit. Mr. and Mrs, Nelson Brown, De- troit, spent the weekend with Mn and. Mrs. D. E. Glidden. Miss' Sandra Williams has re- turned to her home from Cedar Villa Lodge, Fenelon Palls, where she waa. employed for the summer months. Mr, and 1VIrs. Gordon Steepe and family have returned home from Woodstock where they were visit- ing at the home of Mrs, Steepe's parents. mission. Band The Wilhelmine Mission Band met in the school on Friday, Sep- tember 9, with Bonita Williams in charge. Paul Cuchnore; president, conducted the, business session, The Scripture lesson was read by Bill. Hoggerth and 'Marilyn Yea led in prayer, Jim McCullough read. a story and Donald Yea gave a temperance reading. Miss Ann Shadciock and Mrs. J. Yea read the chapters in the study books. • If You're TIRED ALL THE TIME Everybody gets a bit run-down now and then, lired-out, heavy-headed, and maybe bothered by backaches. Perhaps nothing seriously , wrong, just a temporary., toxic condition caused by excess acids and wastes. That's the time to take Dodd's Kidney Pills. Dodd's stimulate the kidneys, and so help restore their normal action of removing excess adds and wastes. Then you feel better, sleep better, work better. Get Dodd's Kidney Pills now. Look for the blue box with the red band at all druggists. You can depend on Dodd's. 52 9a/poneh, is Pat And it's time to put away all the family's summer clothes. Dry cleaning makes this task easier for you. Modern and highly efficient service is here for you. ONLY A COLEMAN OIL HEATER super. circulates THE HEAT FOR GREATER COMFORT A Coleman's huge t. circulating power mixes' warmed air with room air and spreads it all over. This: means a warmer.living zone, warmer floors and better health. Remem- ber . . . the burn- er in your oil heater does NOT heat your home — it's what you do with the heat that does the job. With a -Coleman you will enjoy whole-house 'warmth because the big heat out- put is distributed evenly from floor to ceiling through- out "the home from 3 to 5 times an hour. Coleman Model 41117—The "Riviera" BTU rating 51,000; choice of dark mahogany finish or blande finish. Heats 3 to 5 rooms. PRICE OF HEATER ..... „ ..... ---$124.95 3-SPEED POWER DLOWM 12.00 $130.95 Rog, Price, of Blower --„.$32,00 LAUNDRY &CLEAN ERS ate Lt aer CLINTON • (7 HU 2.7064