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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1958-05-08, Page 4"You mean to say- just 3sin-clay may send backache away!" Sounds good! Logical, too! You see the normal job of the kidneys is to remove excess wastes and acids -so often the cause of backache-from the system. Dodd's Kidney Pills stimulate the kidneys in this function and so may bring you that welcome relief from backache they have many others. 'Cry just 3-a-day. You can depend on Dodd's-in the blue box with the red band. ea Get Your Brake Check at WELLS AUTO ELECTRIC Bill Wells Proprietor PHONE HU 2-3851 CLINTON CANADA'S BEST-KNOWN AND LARGEST-SELLING BRAKE LINING GET A COMPLETE BRAKE CHECK TAKE YOUR CAR TO YOUR IT'S ALWAYS Mother's Day tow MADHAA/Il NI• at Clinton Laundry and Dry Cleaners. Our service is a won- derful aid to leisure for moth- er. Periodic cleaning saves time and work and is an inex- pensive way to keep clothes beautifully new, This Week the Lucky No. is 1.174 Check your Calendar... If the number matches, take the Calendar to our office and claim your $3,00 credit. For Your Convenience Use Our Down Town Office on King Street (formerly Simpsons-Sears) LAUNDRY &CLEANERS 'acct anz., Cage do- Le .cerJ CLINTON • 9(.e, 14U 2.7064 THE ELECTION ACT, 1951 SECTION 88 (4) NOTICE OF HOLDING AN Advance Poll Notice is hereby given that pursuant to The Election Act, 1951 (Section 88), a poll for the Elec- toral District of Huron will be open oh Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, the 8th, 9th and 10th days of May, 1958, from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m., and from 7 p.m. until 10 p.m. E.S.T. (9 a.m. until 6 p.m, and 8 p.m. until 11 p.m. D.S,T.). The polling places for the said electoral district will be located at the Town Hall, Exeter, 'M, E. Clarke's Garage, Seaforth, and Mrs, Geo. Beacom's, East Street, Goderich, for the purpose of receiving the votes of voters who expect to be absent from the electoral district on the day fixed for polling. The ballot boxes will be opened and the votes counted at 7 p.m. (8 p.m. b,S.T.) of the '12th day of May at the said places. Dated at Seaforth this 28th day of April, 1958, RUSSB1LL T. BOLTON, Returning Officer. 18.1.9.b 1. 3 foot Panda Bear 2. Table Lamp 3. Carving Set 4. Salad Set 5. Whistling Tea Kettle „,. 6. Sani-Queen Can 7. Dresser Set 8. French Poodle 9. Breakfast Dish Set 10. Salad Set 11. Stuffed Monkey 12. Knife and Fork Set 13. Towel Set 14. Tumbler Set White only, with new short point collar. Sizes 111/2 to 141/2 Reg. 3.95 Girls' TEE SHIRTS Sizes 1 to 6x. All the latest styles and shades. Plain s, stripes and patterns. Priced from 69c to 98c. REDUCED 20% $2.99 White and pastel tones in stretch Nylons Sizes 4 to 61/2 . Opening Special - 29c, 4 for $1,00 Ji) PAGE. POUR MINTON PrgleArS41.,EcORD THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1.M The Members of The CLINTON HOSPITAL AUXILIARY Invite You To Nation& Hospital Day and Florence Nightingale Tea SUNDAY, MAY 11 from 2.30 to 5 p.m. Clinton Public Hospital Everyone is invited to tour the Hospital and the Nurses Residence Tea will be served in the Residence William Dale attended the meeting fof the Western 'Ceunties Guernsey Club in London on Fri- day. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shaw, Wroxeter, visited Mr. and Mrs. William Dale on Sunday. Miss Gail Shaw returned hoine with her parents after spending the weekend with her friend'. Laurel Dale. Leonard ,Campbell, Searborou- .gh, visited his aunt and uncle, Mr. and wig's, Borden Brown en route to holiday on, the west coast, cotut Constantine The ladies of Court Constantine met In the COF hall on Monday evening for their organization meeting of the lodge, and selected the following officers. (All' lodge members are referred to as Sister, and by their own first names): 'President,. Mary Riley; vice- president, Jane Case; chaplain, Myrtle Babcock; conductor, Nona Pipe; financial. secretary, Muriel McClure; treasurer, Marjory An- derson; recording secretary, ,E'llna Jewitt; warden., Betty Htaley; in- ner 'guard,. Ella Jewitt; outer guard, Viola Riley. Brothers' Berridge, Brantford, and liawkshaw, Kitchener and Brother aVladzanke were present. A social time was enjoyed-follow- ing the meeting. The instituting of this New Court will take: place on Friday evening, June 13, in the hail. Mrs.- Joe Brown, Hanover, and Miss Inez 'Brown, Guelph, visited' Mr. and Mrs. 'Borden Brown on Saturday. Miss Janet McGregor, Ford- wish, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr, 'and Mrs, Ross Mc- Gregor, Mr, and Mrs. Frank Riley, Mr. and Mrs. William, Jewitt and James Neatens, of Court Con- stance were in .Kitchener on' Sat- urday 'attending the COIF District Rally and initiation of members of the Kitchener lodge and atten- ded the banquet in Barkeleys Square in the evening. The' regular meeting of the Wo- man's As.sooiatiom and the Worn- an's Missionary Society will be. held in ...the Sunday School. roomS on Wednesday afternoon, May. 14, All ladies are asked to attend, as arrangements' for the open meet- ing of the Woman's Missionary Society will be planned'. Ladies Conservation. Club Donates $50. To swimming Pool Fund The monthly meeting of the Ladies Conservation ChM was held, Tuesday, May 6, 44 the Fish and Game Club, with. 22 mem- bens present. The meeting was opened by singing "0 Canada," A donation of $50 will' be sent 'to the Clinton Community Swjm- n Pool ftind. "Amen was sen ved 'and a social hour was enjoy- ea, Marg. Carter won the door prize. See the Smith-Corona Portable Display at News-Record Office News . of Constance Correspondent; D11% VRANK 0,11,MY Phone. Seaforth 841..r3Z LEE'S of Clinton GRAND OPENING SALE CONTINUES UNTIL MAY 10 Next To Newcombe's Drug Store Complete Range of Ladies; Girls; Teeners' and Boys' Wear FREE FREE FREE 4 At Clinton Public Library (By Evelyn Bail) GOP TERRIFIC BRAKE HEAT AND WEAR FACTORS are the problems of today's brakes. Imagine pressing your hand against a brake drum at sixty miles an hour! The heat generated is such that it could make a cheap brake lining completely useless after one fast stop! Raybestos brake linings are specially made to resist heat and wear-for your safety. Why Pay More Beautiful 1958 FIRESTONE 9.78 Cu. Ft. REFRIGERATOR ($25.00 down delivers) $19900 rerom",..r.04W.Posa,I SPECIAL on OUTSIDE WHITE PAINT $2.99 a gat While Stock Lasts - Delivery, Free T. A. DUTTON BRITCEPIELD - Phone HU 2-3232 17 to 20b (By Bruce Hutchison) Any article or book by Bruce Hutchison commands 'attention. He one of the contemporary writers in Canada' who sees his country and, it glowing future .as few are able to dis- cern it and he describes it in 'simple but very vivid language. This' book is a sequel to one he wrote about 13 years ago, "The Unknown, Country." For the se- cond time Hutchison journeys across Canada, talking to people about historical events or current topics. He has the ability to ac- cumulate masses 'of facts and as- sess their true worth and present the results in a very readable form. Besides the chapters. on the provinces are brief essays, on some phase of Canadian life and they tell of his deep abiding love for his country and his complete confidence in' its future, A WINTER AWAY (By Elizabeth Fair) Young Norahs family went to Africa and it was decided that she should live with 'Cousin' Alice in 'the country. Fortunately she obtaines: a secretarial post with elderly Mr, Fentston, who lives nearby. Cousin Alice has a com- panion, Miss 'Conway, and 'they share the affections of a dog, who has learned 'to answer to. Wilbra- ham when; one mistress calls and to Puppy when the 'other mistress wants his attention. Old 1V1, which is the name' by which Mar- ius Fel-Aston, is, known: in the vil- lage., is considered eccentric. He seems to, prefer cobwebs to pay- ing competent servants and does not seem able to keep the peace with his son, Oliver, or his nep- hew, Charles. All these charact- ers, plus a few more, weave a tale that lovers 'of books by Elizabeth Fair wild thoroughly enjoy. Other books in the library by this auth- or are, Bramton Wick and The Native Heath. KIRBY'S GANDER (B y Jon Patrick Gillese) This is a. collection of stories about birds and animals for boys who like' 'tales of the woods, lakes and lonely places. These stories have a freshness and flavor all their own that make them differ- ent to the usual nature story. The story that gives the book its name, is., ,oboe a gander, whom Kirby called Abraham. Kirby was on a flight north and eir- cuinstances forced him to land his' plane in the muskeg. After three weeks of watching waiting, he dedided that immediate rescue' was out of the question and pre- pared to make the most of his long wait. He had noticed the geese and proceeded to make friends with them in his own way. has, many unforgettable experiences with the geese before he is' rescued in the fall. The book also contain's stories of YoUng eagles, coyotes, racoons, bears, etc., which help to make us fam- iliar with 'the life and 'habits of these inhabitants, of mountain, plain' and forest. 21 FREE PRIZES. COME IN AND SIGN A LUCKY BALLOT No need to make a purchase. The door is open. Just come in and sign your name. 1,5. Kitchen Utensil Set 16. Sugar and Cream Set 17. Table Lighter Set 18. Barbecue Set 19. Bread Box 20. Cannister Set 21. 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