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Victoria Street
Phone HU 2-9711
Clinton -- Ontario
AIR-CONDITIONED FOR YOUR
SHOPPING COMFORT
Final Summer Clearance
CHECK THE CIRCULAR WHICH WILL COME
TO YOUR DOOR.
Sale Starts Thursday, August 14th
Every Item in Store Will Be On Sale
And Dozens of Other Exceptional Values
2 for 1 Dresses
1/
/ 2 Price Bathing Suits
And Dozens of Other Exceptional Values
— Also —
Free Nylons to the First 50 Customers
on Thursday Morning.
• Use our LAYAWAY PLAN — A Small Deposit Will
Lay Away Your Purchases, and Give You The Ad-
vantage of These Low Prices.
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THURSDAY, AUGUS'r 14, 1.95S
CLINTON NEWS-RECORD
PAGg.
loc.41 green$ on Tuesday, lad-
les trebles for the Neweornbe tro-
phy. 'Ilrephy and first prize wen
bY'. MS. K. F1iIlllipS, Miss A. Reid
and. Mrs, F. Close, skip, all of Sea-
forth; ,second, Mrs. H. Wattlaofer,
Mrs. G, Manning, Mrs. G. W. Nett,
skip; third, a Goderiela ,team skip-
ped; by Mrs. J. McLeod, Goderich;
fourth, Mrs. W. Holmes, Mrs, H
Williams, Mrs, Bert Boyles, skip
Our specialty is saving
your clothes—and saving
you home accidents, too
— by doing expert dry
cleaning. Don't take
chances w i t h strange
fluids -- cleaning is a
science, requires experi-
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on King Street
(Opposite the Post Office)
For Your Convenience
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only $ 29 9 5
and your.old tire
size6.00x 16
Hi-Miler Rib Truck Tire
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Built with exclusive 34 cord for greater mileage and stamina
BOWLING BITS
(By H. W. E.)
At, Goderieb, on Monday night
in 'the men's! trebles tournament,
for the Hunt trophy, the trophy
and first prize were won Eby FMI
Mott, Harold Voclden, i3lyth;
Bert Gray, skip. 'Fifth prize was
Wax by G. W. Nott, Bey, Boyes
and Percy Livermore.
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This Week The- Lucky
No. is 2096
Check your Calendar. If the
number matches, take the
Calendar to our office and
claim you $3.00 credit.
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Mn and Mrs, J, Leslie Walker,
Walkerton, visited on Saturday
with Mrs.,- D. Newman. and Mr'.
and Mrs. R. Roy Fitzsimons,
Terry Fitzsinions ie. attending
FlurotiChurch Camp for ten days.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cerra and
two sons, Toronto, with his sister
Mrs. R. Caldwell, London, visited
in the district one day last week.
Brigadier and Mrs, Russel Beat-
tY, London, are occupying William
Metcalfa cottage for August.
Mr, and Mrs, Kenneth. Ingrain,
London, are holidaying at their
cottage in the village.
Mrs. Nelson Heard reports' an
albino bird which has been feed-
ing around their lane lately. She
was unable to identify the species
but describes it as a small bird
about the Size of a wren.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Matthews,
and baby Maureen spent last week
with the former's parents! in, King-
ston,
Mr. and Mrs. Laurie West and
Paull, Ronny and Karen were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Flower
this week.
In the Woollen Shop cabins
were: Mrs. Roger . Andrews, Sea-
forth; Mr. and Mrs. M. Hill, Lon-.
don; Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Smith,
St. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. D. John-
ston, Minneaucilis; and Mr. and
Mrs. R. E. Munn, Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Heard
spent "Derry Day" in Guelph, on
Saturday,
Jahn Black, Provost Corp., Can-
adian Army, who has been in
Shiloh, Manitoba, has been trans-
ferred to London and is spending
this week with his family while
on leave.
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NAME MIDDLE NAME
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FOR EVERYTHING IN
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HU.2.-9653 CLINTON
Mrs, R. Clark and Miss` Roberta
Clark )Cleveland, Ohio, came on
Saturday to visit the fon/lea's
cousin', Mrs. L. X. Burt,
Mr, and Mrs. J. Pounder and
two children, John and Cathy,
turned to London on Sunday after
having Visited Mrs, Pounder's mo-
ther, Mrs. Lloyd Secatehmer and
family.
Mr. and Mrs, l .Bricker, Wat-
erloo, spent the weekend at the
Lang-Ford cottage south of the
village.
Mr. and Mrs, Ronald Burt and
baby' daughter returned- to London
on Sunday atter a vacation with
Mrs'. L. M. Burt.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Feligas.
London, are at their cottage
on Tuyll Street this month.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Erb and family,
Birmingham, Mich., are holiday-
ing at their cottage, "Birch Cliff".
Mr. and Mrs. Lawson. Lockhart
and daughter Camie, Royal Oak,
Mich„ aboard their pleasure boat
the "Bun Robin" came to this
port last week for a ten day v_acia,
tam.
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Millsop, Lon-
don, and daughter, Mrs. William
Cara'adine, -Mexico, are at their
cottage at "The Highlands".
IVIrs. W. J. Millsop, London, has
been summering at her cottage
at "The Highlands".
Mr. and Mrs. E. Howard' and
Miss Margaret Howard spent Mon-
day at Grand Bend with Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Barwick and Nancy,
lVfooretovon, and Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Tu,ckey, Bruce and Cynthia,
Exeter, who are occupying a cot-
tage at that resort. The Rev. and
Mrs. H. G. E. Crosby, Scotia, New
York State, who are at their sum-
mer home at lVfooretown also sp-
ent *the .day with their daughter,
Mrs, B. Barwick,
Chris Howard left on Sunday
to visit in Owen Sound 'after hav-
ing spent a week in, the village.
with Mr, and Mrs. J. E. Howard.
Mr. and Mrs. George Beatty
Woods, Toronto, called on relativ-
ea in Varna and friends in Bay-
field lone day last week.
Miss Kathleen Reid, Windsor,
came on Sunday to spent this
week with her mother, Mrs. A.
W. Reid "Enfield" cottage.
R. J. Rathwell returned home
on Sunday after spending -a week
in Kitchener with his son end
daughter-in-law, Mr. and MTS.
Arnold Rathwell, Keith Rathwell
who had be-en visiting his grand-
mother returned to Kitchener with
his parents.
Miss Mabel _Scotchmer, Toronto',
came on Sunday to spend a vaca-
tion with. Mr. Robert Scotchmer.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Anderson,
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Slant, Vermont-
ville, Mich, spent the weekend
with Mrs. Lawrence Sprague,
"Holley Ledge"o..
Mr. and Mrs. Jim, Townshend,
Moses Betty Jean and Nancy
Townshend _accompanied by their
aunt, Miss :Betty Elliott, London,
were at the family cottage over
the weekend.
The results of the Field Com-
petition: in oats for the Bayfield
Fall. Fair are as fellows:
Robert Welsh, 90; Elmer Keyes,
89.; Grant Webster, 88; Thomas
Rathwell, 88; Ivan McCayment, 87;
Grant Stirling, 86; Alvin Rau, 85;
J. R, ,Semple, 85; Robert Taylor,
85; Elmer Hayter, 84; William
Brand, 78; Edward Deeves, 71;
Wilmer Reid, 66; A. J. Mustard,
57.
It was judged by 'Norman Alex-
ander, Londesboro.
Lost In .Bayfield?
Easy To Do When
Streets Not Named
(By our Hayfield Correspondent)
One evening last week about
tea lotelock, a lady stopped her
car in the village, stuck her head
out the window -and hailed another
lady, a pedestrian, with, "I'm lost;
Could you plea-se help me find my-
self?"
The pedestrian just happened to
know the situation of the cottage
which the stranger was seeking.
But when she began to describe
the route from the street on, which
they were talking she realized that
the motorist would' be as confused
as ever. So she played the role
of the "Good 'Samaritan", got into
the car and directed the driver.
-Upon arrival at her destination,
the cottage door opened and three
people rushed out and "fell upon
the visitor's neck with 'great rejoi-
cing." They'd been imagining all
kinds of calamities when- she didn't
arrive at a stated time. As she
walked' home, the resident mused
upon the problem of directing
strangers• at night in Bayfield, The
answer, of course-, is, street names,
under the lights so as to be clear-
ly visible at night.
(What, this correspondent wond-
ers, happened to the program of en-
ecting street names from Elizabeth
to River Hill road, planned so en-
thusiastically several. years ago by
the Village Trustees ? ) .
Master Gary Johnston, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ford Johnston, re-
'turned home recently after hav-
ing accompanied Mr. and Mrs. An-
gus McRae and son Deuglia.s on
a two-week motor trip to Florida.
Master Ken Johnston is now holi-
daying at the home of his aunt,
Mrs, Angus McRae, in London..
Mr. and' Mrs. Sam Lawasson,
Listowel, visited his mother, Mrs.
Isabella L.awrason, and Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson Heard from Wednes-
day to Monday.
Mrs. Angus McRae, and son
Douglas, London, spent a day last
week with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William H. Johnston.
Mrs. Ben Noble and- Mrs. Wil-
liam McCracken, London, are
guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. George Little.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Pease and Eav-
ine .Pease returned to London on
Sun-day after two week's holiday
at their cottage.
AUBURN
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LAKEVIEW
CASINO
GRAND BEND
Dancing Every
Wed., Fri. & Sat.
LIONEL THORNTON
and his Casa Royal
Orchestra
Some say this is the best
Orchestra ever to play at
"The Bend"---Have you heard
them — Really SWeetl Plan
a party and dance in a ball-
roorn where nice people meet.
News of .Bayfield
By MISS. Lvov K. 'WOODS
PHONE: BA.YFIELD 45 r 3
-7-- LOOK FOR THIS HIGH
SIGN OF QUALITY
TRUCK TIRE BARGAIN
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She has added
SEMI-=PRIVATE COVERAGE..
...to her Ontario Hospital Insurance
Her employer is one of over eight thousand Ontario employers
who. have selected semi-private coverage through Blue Cross for their
employees—the plan designed to cover the full difference in rate
between standard ward and semi-private care for an unlimited number
of days.
Individuals, too, can enrol for this completely
new Blue Cross service effective January 1,
1959. Add Blue Cross semiprivate coverage to
your Ontario Hospital Insuneone payment
can be made to cover both plans.
Blue Cross Plan for Hospital Core—
ONTARIO HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION
TORONTO 7.. ONTARIO
Bill Chowen and Jack Merner
SERVICE — — REPAIRS
Clinton HU 2-9052
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"MONEY ISN'T,EVERYTHING,
BUT IT'S SURE AWAY AHEAD
OF WI-IAT EVER IS IN SECOND
PLACE );"
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Mr. and Mrs. William Walcraft,
Le Reviere, Manitoba, spent over
two weeks at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Cunningham and
family.
Mrs. William Walcraft, Le Rev-
dere., Manitoba, and Mrs, Guy Cun-
ningham spent last Thursday with
Mrs. Will Lyon and Miss Bertha
Brogden, of London.
Mrs. Stan Strasser and family,
Sault Ste Marie-, is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Craig,
Mrs. Joe Hamilton, Dungannon,
is visiting Mrs. George Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wightmaa
and Harvey Wightman are on a
motor- trip to Calgary.
- -Clarence Cox who has been- visit-,
big friends at Rainy River has, re-
turned home..
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Phillips
and family, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs.
Royce Phillips and family, Brant-
ford visited their aunt Mrs. Maud
.Frernlin on Sunday.
Mrs. Verna Doerr, Niagara
Falls., spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
•Channey.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hunter,
Lambeth, visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Davies over the weekend.
Bert Marsh and 'Miss Betty
Marsh visited Herb Mogredge at
the weekend.
Misses Margaret A. Jackson,
Ruth Daer, Christine Cunningham
and Mrs. 'Keith Mecham attended
a shower for Miss Delphine. Rank-
ing at the home of Miss Evelyn
Raithby, London.
Mrs. Marie Andrews and Miss
Shirley Patterson, Hamilton, were
weekend Visitors at their home
h ere.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Duff, Den-
nis and Virgil, Winds-or, spent a
few days with their .aunt Mrs.
Fred Ross.
Visitors with. Mrs. J. W. Gra-
ham. on Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs. J. Ranie and daughter, Mr.
Charles Smith and Mrs, W. Roul-
ston, Winghazo.
Taking Course
Miss. Margaret R. Jackson is at-
tending the Librarian's Course held
at Wingham. The, course Is given
by Mr. Reedde, of the Departnient
of Libraries, Toronto. There are
30 taking it. It is the first time
the course has been- given in Wing-
ham and the only one given in
Ontario this summer.
Mrs. C. M. Straughan spent a
few days with, friends at London.
About 100 years ago, railroad.
conductors were known as Mast,
ers of Transportation,
Midshipmen are so called be-
cause originally they had quarters
amidships,
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I.D.A.
3'-oz.
Reg.
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29c
our
Cooling!
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Refreshing!
Druggist
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FEVER
a complete
Invigorating
1-16. tin 59c
AROMATIC
CASCARA
pleasant,
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Heavy
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43c
40-oz.Deodorant
BA
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1-ounce
89c
ETIQUET va8l 9 ue ° 79c
HINDS HONEY e` ALMOND CREAM 2 for 65c size 98c
JOHNSON'S BABY OILReg.69c size2 for 1.19
10c off "LYSOL!! 79c size 69c
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100%
Hair
with
Dental
All for
COLGATE
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89c
NYLON
Brush
size
regular Reg.
Evelyn
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COLD
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1-pound
jar
69c
89c
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FINAL CLEARANCE SALE
Summer Merchandise
GIRLS PEDAL PUSHERS-7-14,
Reg. $2.25 Now $1.29 pair
GIRLS T-SHIRTS-7-14 Your Choice 98c each
GIRLS BATHING SUITS—size 4 only 49c each
GIRLS POLISHED COTTON BATHING
SUITS-2-4-6 $1.39
GIRLS HALTER TOPS—sizes 3-6 Your Choice 39c
GIRLS COTTON SWEATERS—reg. price $1.50, Now 89c
GIRLS SHORTS—'Everfresh made' etc. 98c - $1.49
GIRLS COTTON DRESSES and .SUN DRESSES, 3-6, $1.29
LADIES SUN DRESSES—size 12 $1.49
size 14-16 $1.98
VALENCIA COTTON HOUSE DRESSES
Your Choice $2.48
LADIES SHORTS—Size 12-18 Your Choice $1.79
LADIES T SHIRTS 30% Discount off Reg. Prices
LADIES BATHING SUITS—sizes 12-14 1/2 Price
"WASH & WEAR" COTTON SKIRTS,
Newest Styles and Colors .... Your Choice $2.98
BOYS SUITS—size 2-4-6 98c & up
BOYS SWIMMING TRUNKS-2-6, 8-12 Only 98c ea.
BOYS T SHIRTS—size 2-4 .............„ ........... ...... 39c ea.
BOYS T SHIRTS—size 10-14 59c ea.
BOW TIES 10c ea.
CHILDREN'S RUNNING SHOES—sizes 6-10 .... 69c pair
Shop and Save at
JILL'S 'MEL'
The Family Store
HU 2-9641
Albert Street Clinton, Ont.
4440+4-**-9-444-4.444-4-104,44-