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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1959-05-07, Page 5ihat4e4 fa `teary Last Day for RIM NM NM MO ME MAY 10th MAY 9th BEATTIE'S ANNIVERSARY SALE! Special Value Features Thurs. Fri. Sat. The Popular Fold•Over Extension Table Size Extended $59.95 Kroehler Rest Rocker Chairs $38.85 Aso Mtherit Favorite Low As WE STILL HAVE A FEW SEALY SPECIALS Mattresses & Fox Springs I 180 COIL MATTRESSES --.$39,95,.eadt_ $19.90 Special Prices-Immediate Delivery-on i"urnishinis in Shook You Will Save Money By Re-reading Our Sole Bill I CONVERTIBLE USED STROLLER--good condition . $19,00 Beattie Furniture SPACESAVER ANOTHER FAVORITE AN BIG SELLER Fahrilite Trim Freite Cover with MATCHING ARM CHAIR 2 Pc. $86.00 on her [4 special] dayl jf 2.98 - 4.98 PURSES WHITE, Etc. 1.95 SCARVES Nylon - Sheer 79c - 1.00 PYJAMAS - GOWNS NYLON -- COTTON -- RAYON 2.98 7 3.98 sups Cotton- Nylon - Crepe 2.98 - 3.98 - 4.98 SWEATERS Orion -- BanIon -- Wool.. 3.98 . 6.95' APRONS 'Cotton - Plastic -- Nylon 25c to 1.98 HANKIES soc - 75c - 1.00 HOSIERY Nylon -- Crepe Lisle 98c 1.25 1.50 GLOVES Nylon Chamoisette 1.00 1.50 1..98 JEWELLERY EARRINGS, BROACHES 50c 1.00 DRESSES COTTON -- WASH SILK 4.95 - 5.95 BLOUSES - SKIRTS 1.98 - 2.98 - 3.98 MARTINS DEPT. STORE 4 [ 1st-SEALY DELUXE MATTRESS - Value $69.50 2nd-KROEHLER PRINCESS CHAIR - Value $37.50 To Be Drawn For at 6.00 P.M. Saturday Night, May 9th TWO BIG ANNIVERSARY DRAW PRIZES . WESTINGHOUSE Model DM-24 • COMPACT • BUDGET-PRICED High styled appearance and top-flight performance make the DM-24 an outstanding buy in the economy price field. Oven has miracle seal and spread even heaters for perfect baking and roasting results in any rack position. All four Corox surface units tilt out for easy cleaning. Clinton Electric Shop "Your WESTINGHOUSE Dealer" ALBERT ST. D. W. Cornish, Prop. CLINTON We're Swamped With POWER MOWERS But We Still Need Yours! REPAIRS AND SERVICE TO ALL MAKES We have Top Quality Machines in Both 2-Cycle and 4-Cycle ,POWER MOWERS Either Hand or Power Operated ALL PRICED TO SUIT YOUR BUDGET See The New CHIEF OUTBOARD MOTOR The most versatile motor in its class. 1J8 Apache Outboard '58 Model Reduced to Sell Go Modern, Go Light, HICIITY MITE" 4.1 - The NEPTUNE MIGHTY MITE weighs only 17 lbs. Yours for as low OS $129.50 Wells Auto Electric Phone HU 2-3851 KING STREET" CLINTON ORIGINAL AMITE COMM 1955 CHRYSLER WINDSOR 45MRSIMmar Many More To Choose From SEDAN, Radio, Power Steering, Only$1795 Automatic Transmission 1950 FORD SEDAN Real Solid! Only S 395 Radio, Overdrive, 1952 CHEV. PICK-UP TRUCK Only S 595 J & T MURPHY LIMITED CLINTON Phone HU 2-9475 HAIR STYLING THE MODERN MOTHER .$7W,r•Mr:F4VzsfP"' Very Good Condition 'SPECIALIZING IN: Cold Waves Styling * Cutting We carry a complete line of products. Be ready for MOTH MS DAY! Make your appointment today to be at your best when your family takes you out on your special daYI CHARLES HOUSE of Beauty KING sTrAdwr tLiwroN Phone HU 2-7065 TH 13, PAY, MAY 7, 1959 CLINTON NFOYS4t.gCOAP PAOZ We Make All Laundry Sparkle A9ein Top Lady Bowlers Champion team in the RCAF Ladies Bowling League were these proud holders of the Fairholme Dairy trophy. Each member also receive a small replica to keep. From the left, front, Mrs, L. S. Babcock, Captain Mrs. J. Banville and Mrs. E, S. Jackson; back, Mrs, D. Crockett, Mrs. W. J. Roop and Mrs. J. Bohonus. (News-Record Photo) To Live in Clinton MIL AND MRS. CARL POWELL ,were married in Ontario Street United Church on Saturday afternoon, May 2, by the Rey. Grant Mills. The bride is Mary Pauline, only daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Robert J. Jervis, Albert Street, and the groom is the son.of Mr, and Mrs. John Powell, Lumsden, Sask. (Photo by Phillips) You'll see the wonderful differ- ence our superior laundering makesl Your nice things, the children's clothes, your bus, band's shirts, fine linens . . all come back fresh and spot, less. This Week the Lucky Number is 1902 check your Calendar, If the number matches take the Cal- endar to our office and claim. .your $3.00 credit. Stephen Medd (By' our Auburn Correspondent) This community was shocked to learn last weekend of the death of Stephen Medd, in his 63rd year, in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, after a short illness. He was the son of Mrs. John Medd, Goderich and the late Mr. Medd and was born at Dungannon where he re- ceived his early education. Later he moved with his family to the Medd homestead in West Wawanosh near Auburn. He work- ed for some time at Woodstock, and in 1941 settled at Ilderton. At the time of his death he was em- ployed by the Co-op. He was a member of the Angli- can Church. He was also on the fall fair board and the Ilderton Agricultural Society, and was a lover of good horses. He is survived by his wife (for- merly Eva Shipley), one daughter, Mrs. Robert (Stephanie) Harvey, -HAPPY -WORKgrt$ MEgT PK MAY 14 The Happy workers Club will Meet on Thursdays May 14 in the afternoon. at the borne of Mrs. Jaeli Smith at 2 .o'clock, A crib quilt is to he quilted. On 'the innell committee are Mrs. William • Holland, Mrs, Wilfrid Glazier, Mrs, Erie Vanden. Valentine Townsend Funeral service was conducted at the Ball and Mutch funeral home on Friday afternoon, May 1, by the Rev, J. A. 1VIcKim, for Valentine Townsend, late of Townsend Street, Clinton,who passed away on Tuesday, April in Clinton Public Hospital, The minister was assisted by the Rev, R. Humphries, Mount Forest, Ontario, and the soloist Was the Rev, J. Ostrom, Wingham. Pall-bearers were Arthur Hum- phries, Norman Prentice, Robert Davis, Fred Townsend, Edwin Wood and William Manning. Flower-bearers were Ronald Scott, William Govier, Willis Mountain and Leslie Ball. Interment was in Clinton Cemetery. Born on May 19, 1890, in Hul- lett .Township, he was the son of Elisha Townsend and Sarah Fish- er. He married Evaline Scott on August 15, 1925, and they lived in Toronto until coming to Clinton three years ago. Mr. Townsend was a carpenter by trade. He was a member of the Baptist Church. Death followed an accident in which Mr. Townsend fell from a roof on Victoria Street, Clinton, on Saturday, April 25. Surviving are two sons, Robert B. and Stanley F.; three brothers, Elisha, Montreal; Walter, Brant- ford; Robert, Londesboro; three sisters, Amelia, Toronto; Mrs. G. Roberton and Mrs. F. Wood. Persons attending from a dist- ance came from Montreal, Brant- ford, Alliston, Stratford, Londes- boro, Mount Forest, Toronto and Goderich. one son, Donald, both of Ilderton; also one grandson, Robert Brent Harvey; his mother, Mrs. John Medd, Goderich and two Sisters, Mrs. Fred (Mary) Rouse, Gode- rich and Mrs. J. C. (Margaret) Moss, Woodstock. The funeral was 'conducted at St. George's Anglican Church, London, on Saturday, May 2, with burial taking place at St. George's Cemetery. Friends and relatives from Auburn attended the service. St. Andrew's WfriS Will Send Clothes To Indian School The Women's Missionary Soc- iety of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church met at the home of Mrs. Ed. Farquhar, with the president, Mrs. R. W. McKenzie, in charge. Scripture was read by Mrs. Alice Dunbar and Mrs. W. T., Blacker, followed with prayer. Plans for money and clothing to send to an Indian School were made, Mrs. William Shaddock continued with "Schools in. India and Hospitals" from the study book. High lights of the Synodical meeting held in Goderich recently were given by Mrs. D. J. Lane. This report brought inspiration and• encouragement to all present. A hymn and prayer by Mrs. Lane closed the meeting. A Bible quiz followed, conducted by Mrs. Robert Scott and sent in by Mrs. Clifton. Mrs. J. K. Mak- ins assisted the hostess in serving refreshments ST, JOHN AMBULANCE, FIRST AID AT BRUSSELS Clare H. Magee, RR 5, Clinton, is instructing a class at Brussels in a seven-week course in St. John Ambulance first aid. On comple,. tion, an oral examination is held and those who succeed will receive certificates. J. M, Armstrong, Heads Canadian Trust Companies J. M. Armstrong, Q.C., Assist- ant General Manager of British Mortgage and Trust Company, Stratford was elected president of The Trust Companies Association of Canada at the annual meeting held in Toronto recently. Mr. Armstrong is a graduate of the University of Toronto in law and economics and of Osgoode Hall, After 20 years' experience in estate and trust administration, he joined British Mortgage last Sep- tember. Under his supervision British Mortgage has undertaken a programme of expansion in all phases of trust and estate services.