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We're clearing the decks! . . . $75,000.00 of stock must go . .
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at sacrifice prices, I.H.A.o complete plans for making tis,the most modern, up-to-date H.A. Hardware and
Housewares, Store in this area! Y.H.A. 'is, the sign of top quality merchandise At
lbw, low .pries, and combines the purchasing power of a national organizatibu
bringing you the fairest prices, with the personalized service of your local hard-
ware merchant. Shop to-day for the tremendous bargains offered during this
complete "Clean-Sweep" Sale!
• ,
• HOUSEWARES" • TOYS
,4) ALUMINUM and-NIFT WARE • TOOLS
• CUTLE,RY
• CLOCKS
• PYREX WARE
- • GARDEN TOOLS •. • snovEts:- •
• FARM TOOLS •
it MOPS and BROOMS
• SPORTING GOODS
• LIGHT BULBS
• APPLIANCES
PAINT
PAINT BRUSHES
HOBBY KITS
SUPER -DISCOVNTS'on
• FURNITURE •
•' POWER TOOLS
• MAJOR APPLIANCES
COME IN AND BROWSE AROUND!
MINTON NEWS-RECORD
Staff Members the Credit Unionz-'
PAGE SIXTEEN
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What Is IGA?
Independent
GrocerS Alliance
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ing powp of all IGA stores, they
can sell at low prices every day
in,the,week , week in and week
out.
"Low prices every day", is the
claim of IGA. "Yes, we will bring
you quality foods at low prices
every day of the week ,', Prices
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that no f904, Qrphi.0.41:241:11rth
world cap beat Come in and
compare „ F our qUality, our
es, and service, ,and then ,you •?be
the . judge," states ,IGA officials.
;6.,A also offers an attractive
assortment of premiums which
are available by saving the "Bon-
us Gold" cash register tapes
customers receive when ,groc-
eries are purchased. A wide..., as-
sortment of aluminumware,
Ware, cutlery, etc, Is available on
this premium 'redemption plan. •
THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 190.
FEVERAL RIDIiNIG OF HURON
Liberal gaminatin#,;4C9nvention
Thursday .Aiternoon,
KBRUARY 20th at 2.p p.m.
LegionHall, Clinton Ontario
COME a'44 HEAR;
Outstanding:Liberal Speakers
Everybody Welcome
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TENDE RS
TOWNSHIP OF - STANLEY
,s1r„ai1In TENPFERS will be received by the undersigned.
for -the
Spraying 'Of Cattle for Warble Fly and for
• the Supplying of Warble Fly Powder
for spraying in the TOWNSHIP: 'OF STANLEY in 1908.
Tenders to be in the hands,of th6 clerk by o'clodk, noon,
March 1, 1958. Lowest or ay tender /Mt necessarily accepted,
(Signed.)---FREP WATSON,. Clerk,
, TownshiwOf Stanley, hayfield, Ontario
6-7-b 4 .
On staff of the Clinton Community Credit
Union Limited, are from the left, Janet Elliott,
June Manning and Ruth Glazier. These are the
young ladies who will be on, hand to greet you
on official Opening Day, February 19, 'and in
the future to help you with your financial pro-
blems if y6u are now, or plan to become, a mem-
ber of the Credit Union. (News-Record Photo)
I
remaining before the playoffs,
the RCAF Ladies Bowling League
completed its fifteenth game last
Friday evening.
Team standings in "A" Divis-
ion: Buttons 77 points; Krazy
Kats, 63. points; Hornets, 60 poin-
ts; In "B" Division: Blow Outs,
Clinton RCAF Ladies Bowling League
Near End of Schedule, Then Playoffs
80 points; Bombers 57 points, and James, 247; Mrs. V. Lewisr 237;
(Ey MrS. Helen Mullen)
With only` six schedUled gmes Blowers, 56 points. I
Mrs. L. Hardy took top lion-,
ours for high triple with a score
of 730, and Mrs. M. Constable
with a score •of 293 'for high sin-
gle honours,
Other ladies with' scores of 200
and over, Mrs. J. •Sibbert, 267;
Mrs, IW., Sutton, 265; Mrs. M.
Mrs. M. Brown, 237; •Mrs. R. Sco-
bel, 237; Mrs. T. Clark, .233; Mrs.-
T. Hatch, 231; Mrs, B. Geiger,
230; Mrs. J. Lamble, 228; Mrs. K.
Spillsbury, 227; Mrs. A. Nicker-
son, • 227;• Mrs. K: Garneau, 226;
Mrs. 0. Voth, 217; Mrs. M. Le-
clere, 213; Mrs. B. Laking, 210;
Mrs. R. Christain, 209; Mrs. B,
Springate, 203; Mrs. G. Melnyke,
203; Mrs. B. Beggs, 203. .
At present high gross and high
single were held by Valiants with
2,859 points and , Buttons with
name E t.,,,(HKKs
America's Largdst
Selling Layers
,
Trim, effIcient layers weigh about 41/4 poundE
at niaturity (10 months *of age).
The New HY-LINE 034A Bird has- been hn-
pioved and produces 6 to 12 more eggs per
bird than previous Hy-Line White egg layers
(in tests, 15 more eggs per bird than average
•Leghorns tested).
WETTLAUFER
N.,
' FEEDS and SEEDS
Mint .STREEV CLyNTON — PHONE HU 2-9792
Nominating
oniithtion
Pro gressive - rrogressrve Conservative
Association
Fede,ii Constituency of Huron,.
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'MONDAY;FEBRUARY 17
840 p.m.'
LEGIONI,.4ALL, CLINTON
Li Speaker
My. John B.,Hamitton
Recently Parliamentary 'Assistant to
Minister of Citizenship , and Imm.igraiian
CHAS: S. MocNAUGHTON ALICE S. THOMPSON
, Secretary
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44;rnied1 91.6% Affability in three
rAAdOniiinriple tAsts (Leghorn in
saxne tests aveaged 85.3%).
President