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RED and
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NEW PACK
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PEAS — fancy 4 1'5 oz. tins 59c
SWEET
PICNIC
MIXED — SAVE 2c
BRAND PICKLES — 16 oz. jar 23c
WHITE,
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NAPKINS 2 FGK. OF 12 89c
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FEATURE
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BUTTER 16 oz. jar 29c
SUN SPUN
SALAD DRESSING 16 oz. jar 3k
KRAFT
KRAFT
READY DINNERS "Easy
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71 c
LIBBY'S
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CAROLINA
SUNKIST ,LEMONS size ISO per doz. 39c
SUNI(IST ORANGES — 5 lb. bag 55c
WATERMELONS — good size each 69c
CHOICE
MEATS:
ROUND STEAK or BONELESS STEAK ROAST per 16. 75c
K INDLESS No, 1
SWIFT'S EVERSWEET BACON per lb, 59c
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71;4 $PEC1AL VALUES AND REMINDERS
THIS WEEK
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rReg. $1.25 .750.a.
Stops perspiration and
odour effectively and
safely, without harm
to your clothes. Pleas-
ant to use . creamy
and delicately scented,
DRUGGIST
I.D.A. Specials
July 130 - 18th
COLD CREAM SOAP
2 for 270 — 6 for 79c
WASH CLOTHS
Reg. 20c — 2 for 25c
WAX PAPER
28c-2 for 55c
TOILET TISSUE
2 for 25c
MILK OF MAGNESIA
16 oz.-290
32 cm-49c
STOMACH POWDER
4 oz.-79c
16 oz.—$1.89
WOODBURY SHAMPOO
Reg. $1.25 — 79c
SCHICK RAZOR
AND 10 BLADES
Reg. $1.00-790
LISTERINE TOOTH PASTE
2 x 55c tubes — 790
SILVIKRIN SHAMPOO
WITH TWO 15c SACHETS
750
— TAN IN COMFORT —
NOXEMA LOTION — $1.00
NOXEMA SPRAY — $1.75
SKOL 60c, $1.00
SRONZTAN — 75c, $1.50
SUN-SURF — 79c
COPPERTONE
$1.50—$1.75
Spray — $2,26
FIRST AID KITS
98c—$2.00—$4.25
INSECT REPELLANTS
OFF-89c
TANT00-69c, 89c
SKEETER SKATTER-75c
HUnter
2-6626 NEBAKE
sOrt r.
goivis guys
uNlitt-T
PHOTu
SERVICE F. B. PE
- $415
$3.59
$1.95
30c and 70c
ALUMINUM ROTARY FOOD PRESSES -
FOLY FOOD MILL -
STEEL ROTARY RICER - IWO
FRUIT JAR FUNNELS -
COLLANDERS
$1.95
$2.75
CANNERS
$2.98 $3.75
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Household
SCALES
$6.60
PRESERVING KETTLES WOODEN SPOONS
MEASURES -- Good Selections
SUTTER PER E Li 1TE
CLINTON
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Quality Hardware and Housewares
HU 2402
French
FRY
$2.15 PANS
$3.95
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CLXIVW1NI INTAWS43,MORD
PAGE ME
A sUrvey of the nine Ontario
and Quebec towns that have ..ae-
quire(' new manufac Wring Indust-
ries shows that for each 100 new
jobs in factories, 117 other were
created in the .towns,
FOR YOUR
PAINTING
& DECORATING
INTERIOR & EXTERIOR
ESTIMATES ON REQUEST
V. M, BRUNSDON
Phone HU 2-9949
or Blyth 37r19
28-tfb
OUR METHODS
ALWAYS GET
BEST RESULTS
All members attended council
meeting Monday night except
Deputy Reeve Mei Crick who hes
been a patient in Clinton Public
Hospital since a heart attack suf-
fered in his barbershop three
weeks ago, Regrets were express-
ed and hope for his recovery,
Engineer D. M. Ross has prom-
ised to visit the town this week
with final estimates on proposed
streets work. Advertising for ten-
ders for road excavation work will
be placed.
Reeve W. 3, Miller reported for
a favourable report on catch basin
at back of N. VI, Trewartha's
home on Ontario Street, We can
go on with letting contract for
sewage main on East Street, and
be ready for time when engineer
has plans laid.
Frank van Altena was given
permission to retail tabacco and
cigarette in his barbershop,
Word was received from the
Public Utilities Commission that
they had approved paying com-
missioners $5 per month for 12
meetings per year. One third will
be paid by each of waterworks,
sewerage and hydro departments,
A, M, Harper, Goderich, was
re-appointed auditor at $900 and
E. B. Menzies, Albert Street, Clin-
ton, was re-appointed town solicit-
or.
Bell Telephone Co, of Canada
was given permission to lay 200
feet of underground cable on
Whitehead Street, east of Albert
Street.
A letter from Mrs. Duff (L.
June) Thompson advised that she
had injured her foot in a hole at
the sidewalk in front of Clinton
IGA Store on June 15. Clerk J.
Livermore reported that the hole
had since been repaired by the
streets department, but he un-
derstood the hole had been made
by the waterworks department of
the PUC in connection with work
they had been doing. The matter
has been referred to the insurance
company.
Donnelly and Donnelly, lawyers,
Goderich, requested an audience
CHAPMAN'S
Barber & Beauty
Shop
CLOSED
with the public works committee
to discuss problems of Mrs. M, R,
Mackinnon, who has asked for
work •done to drain a field on the
Hayfield Road. Reeve W. 3, Mil-
ler reported that he, as head of
the public works committee, May-
or 13, Stanley and streets foreman
Harold Qibbings as well as George
Lavis had investigated the prop-
erty. They are awaiting report of
engineer D, M. Ross.
By-law 8-1950 setting up a pen-
sion plan was repealed, This plan
was never actually put into effect.
By-law 15-1959 was passed setting
up provisions for a new plan. Coun
cii has not decided yet what type
of plan they will set up for em-
ployees.
By-law 16-1959 requested the
Municipal Board for an order to
annex part of the McKenzie farm
in Hullett Township. 12,9 acres,
plus 5,8 acres at Christian Reform-
ed Church.
Councillor Herb Bridle present-
ed the Chief Constable's monthly
report and mentioned that some
investigation was going forward to
find whether Clinton was getting
its share of returns of fines coll-
ected in Court.
Councillor Bridle commented
that police were able to catch
speeders now with the new cruis-
er. Clerk John Livermore noted
that one of the speeders admitted
in his office that he'd been going
83 miles per hour in town,
One speeder caught by Const-
able Perdue, reported Councillor
Bridle was last Wednesday, the
same young man who on Friday
night was apprehended and charg-
ed by Provincial Police with theft
of a calf.
Twenty-five ton of calcium has
been bought this summer to apply
an town streets at $10 per ton
trucking cost plus $935 for the
material. Repair work and gutter
work is proceeding along Victoria
Street.
Councillor Royce Macaulay voi-
ced appreciation of work done by
Reeve Miller on public works com-
mittee, "It's a thankless job".
Building permits totalling about
$50,000 were granted to L. Dutot,
addition; $900; Ball and Mutch,
addition to funeral home, $2,000;
Diz David Varga, house, $10,000;
Cities Service Oil Co., signs, $300;
J. Irwin, house, $12,000; G. Rum-
ball, house, $7,500; C. Nelson, sun-
porch, $150; H. Murch, house, $6,-
000; E. Lawson, house, $3,000; and
Miss Dorothy Marquis, house, $8,-
000.
Wednesday, August 3 was made
a Civic Holiday, and the mayor
was authorized to issue a procla-
mation as such.
Council granted the Kinsmen
Club $337.80 to assist in house-
numbering project and a letter of
appreciation for a job well done
will be forwarded.
Trailer Camp
Reeve W. 3. Miller questioned
the amount of payment per month
from the trailer camp, There are
at present 18 trailers there, pay-
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Clinton Electric Shop
Your wEsTtiv0Houst beater
O. W. CORNISH, Proprietor
HU 2-6646 — CLINTON
Seaforth Boy To Attend
Provincial AYH Club
Leadership Week
Charles MacGregor, 19, BR Z
Seaforth, has been selected to re-
present Huron County at the Pro-
vincial 4-H Chub Leadership Week
to be held at the Ontario Agri-
cultural College, Guelph, July 27-
31, 1959, Charles has an outstand-
ing record in 4-H Club work and
has also taken part in many com-
munity activities. The program at
Guelph will include instruction on
various phases of agriculture as
well as recreation and fellowship.
In addition to this honour, Mr,
MacGregor is Huron County's
nominee for selection to attend the
National 4-H Club Week which
will be staged this November,
ing, $4 per month to the town. In
addition Mr, Becker pays $25 per
year licence fee, and a standard
business tax.
Reeve Miller suggested that
since taxes are up and education
costs were up, that the trailer
rate should be raised. Clerk J.
Livermore noted that the $4 per
month rate was set by by-law,
and council could amend it.
Apparently in Tuckersmith
Township residents of a trailer
camp on the road past RCAF
Station Clinton do not pay any-
thing, In Goderich Township, five
trailers in a Bluewater Highway
camp pay ,$8 per month,
Councillor H. Bridle said be
would investigate rates in other
centres and bring in a report at
the next meeting.
Street Signs
Councillor Herbert Bridle noted
that definite promise of street
signs arrival by July 17 had been
received, Council will have the
signs erected as soon as possible
after shipment is received,
FEATURES
Weiner Rolls
Pkg. of 8 for 23c
Orange Chiffon
Cake 49c
ai ton I G
Nearly 9,000 Canadian women
are members of the carpenter's
Union; they have jobs in wood-
working plants that have union
shop contracts with the earpent-
era.
The Canso Causeway, the land
bridge linking Cape 13retou TSIAnct
with the mainland of Nova Scotia,
is nearly a mile and a half long
and carries both railway and high-
way traffic.
TownCouncil in Action
We clean your laundry in strict accord-
ance with the latest scientific methods--
thoroughly, but so gently that the life
of fine garments and linens is greatly
prolonged,
.45irt-Al‘
THIS WEEK THE LUCKY NO. IS 1500
Check Your Calendar, If the number matches take the
Calendar to our office and claim your $3.00 credit,