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TOWN OF CLINTON
Notice
To all owners and harbourers of dogs within the
limits of the Town of Clinton;
As dog licenses are due and payable March 1st
of each year, we have instructed the Dog Catcher to
impound any and all dogs running at large without
a license tag.
Captured dogs will be held for 48 hours, and if
not claimed and licensed and impounding
fees paid within the above named time any dog so
held will be destroyed.
And further take notice that according to a
Town By-Law any dogs found running at large dur-
ing the months of May, June, July and August may
be destroyed. And further take notice that any dog
running at large without a tag, licensed by the Town,
may be destroyed during any month of the year.
By Order,
• H. R. THOMPSON,.
Police Chief, Town of Clinton
20b
CLINTON
Weekend
Specials
FREE Cart-on of 6 Small Size Cokes with
4 G.E. LIGHT BULBS - ea. 26c
MAPLE LEAF
HAMS-1 1/2 lb. tins ............ . $1.37
SOLO
MARGARINE 3 lb. 69c '
AYLMER—BOSTON BROWN
BEANS-15 oz. 3 for 43c
TOP VALU
INSTANT COFFEE-1 0 oz. 99c
TIDE—King Size—(25c off) ....$1.28
BICK'S-4 VARIETIES
RELISHES-12 oz. your choke 4 for $1
ANGELUS
-1 lb. ea. 29c
CHARCOAL or BRIQUETS 5 lb. 39c
FRESH FRYING CHICKENS lb. 31c
CHICKEN LEGS and BREASTS lb..49c
T.R. No. 1 RINDLESS BACON . .. lb. 69c
No. 1 FIRM
Cello TOMATOES 2 pkgs. 45c
No. 1 CELERY STALKS ea. 19c
•
eattie Furniture Clinton
Are Celebrating Their
28th
. . • 3:37—
Beginning Thursday; May 17, Until Saturday, May 26
Once-A-Year Promotion on
SEALY and SIMMONS
Mattresses
BUTTON-FREE
AND MATCHING
BOX SPRINGS
ALL SIZES — REG. $59.50
ONLY 339.95 EACH
CONTINENTAL UNITS
COMPLETE
$59.00 UP
•
Kitchen and Dinette Suites
I
Bedroom Suites
7-Piece BEDROOM SUITE
Dresser - Chiffonier - Bed - Spring Mattress - 1 Pr. Pillows
Sale (Spec $139.00 ALL3'3
ia"l'
4' and 4'6"
10 Other Bedroom Suites
FROM $135.00 AND UP.
Up to. $60.00 Savings on some — Shop Now
For Terrific Value
Chesterfield and Davenport Suites All Drastically Reduced
18 Other Chesterfield Suites in Stock all at Special Sale Prices
LAWN CHAIRS
(Saran) $6.88
Complete New Line In Stock. Come in
and take a look; you can't buy any
better at these Sale Prices
BABY CARRIAGES
1961 Models 15% to 20%
10-1962 Models Special Savings
CRIBS Natural Maple
With Spring-Filled Mattresses — Full Size
6 Only ............... „.„,„ ....... , $35,95
Deluxe White Enamel
Complete with spring-filled mattress and
posture board. ...... ... . ...„„ .......... $38.95
STROLLERS from $6.88 and up
SUMMER
FURNITURE
CONGOLEUM
AND
VINYL SURFACED
FLOOR COVERING
Complete New Line
Anything To Meet Your Budget
FROM 94c SQ. YD.
5-Piece
5-Piece CHROME
DINETTE SUITE
(Large Table) $78.25
Only
7-Piece or 5-Piece
ROCK MAPLE SET
In Natural Finish
MAKE US AN OFFER
CHROME SETS
As low as $53.00,
12 OTHER SUITES IN STOCK
SUCH AS
KROEHLER
100% Nylon 4-Seater in Beige
Ftt..4Egt $275.00
3236.00 (SEE THIS ONE)
2-Piece CHESTERFIELD
With Air-Foam in back and
Cushions — STYLELEADER
REG. $219.00
NOW 5169.00
SKLAR Hostess Chair
Set of Lamps
FREE DRAW
or a
With Each Purchase
on a
PICNIC & BARBECUE SUPPLIES
TABLE TOP. BARBECUE
VACUUM JUG
METAL PICNIC BASKET
BARBECUE TOOLS
ICE CHEST
BARBECUE MITTS
Garden Torch Lights
(For repelling insects)
Garden Chair Umbrellas
Camping Cutlery Sets
Charcoal -- Briquettes
Barbecue Lighting Fluid
Come In and
Browse Around at
HARDING CARPETS A SALE FEATURE
Featuring ACRILAN CUMULOFT NYLON
REG. $9.95 FOR $8.95 AND $12.95
Other
Harding Quality Carpet
From $6.88 and up
RUGS In Stock
9' x 12'
From $49.50
BEATTIE FURNITURE -- Clinton -- Phone HU 2-9521
Council Supports
Move
Mail Delive
.(cg401140. !from page 1)
Urban. Municipalities in On,
tario, requesIting that it be en-
dorsed .by them and refette4
to their Federal Member of
Parliament,"
Both Reeve Morgan.
new. And Deputy Reeve Jahn
A, Sutter spoke in accord' with
the reolut4q4, .congseillor Mbs.
F. Thompson pointed out that
work Tor three .or four men in
all small municipalities across
Canada would' mean .a lot. "Be,
sides, it certainly would be
handy,"- she said.
•Corimenior Donald Symons
noted that it might eventually
cause en increase in posbal
costs for first class letters to
six cents instead of- five, but
he still favoured the move,. "be,
-canse can't get parked 'at the
post office, and Chief Thomp-
son has been there when I get
off work at five o'clock, seeing
that I don't double park."
'Councillor George Wench
asked "If this "goes into effect,
will it alter the question of the
need for more post office space
here?" Mayor Miller assured
him that it wouldn't. • "This
won't come all at once," said
Mayor Miller.
Councillor Wonch asked if
anyone had heard anything at
all about a new post office.
Mayor Miller said he had no-
thing to report. Councillor N.
Livermore . hinted that he'd
heard soniething, but he would
not say what, until he was sure
it was definite.
Cortmeillor Allan Elliott not-
ed that he favoured a new post
office, and wondered if ,this
resolution could be used ras a
lever against the construction
of a new post office. Mayor
Mulller Said! !again that it would
have nothing to do with such
building.
Deputy ReeveJohn Sutter
stated that council had nothing
to do with a new post office.
"They'll take their own time
about building one."
Reeve Morgan Agnew Said
he did not want to be thought
of as "drawing a red herring",
but he assured council that
"when they decide on this new
post office, when and where,
then Council will be the firSt
in Clinton to know about it."
Mayor Miller said, "Yes, I
was assured that at Christmas
time, and I felt we'd be hear-
ing before now."
WOOL
JACKSON
ALUMINUM LTD.
SEAFORTH
is collecting wool for grading
and sale on the co-operative
plan. Shippers m a y obtain
sacks and twine free of charge
from the above or their
Licensed Operators
Any Government Deficiency
Payment will apply only on
-Properly Graded Wools.
Secure the Utmost by Patron-
izing The Organization that
made this possible.
Canadian Co-operative
Wool Growers Limited
40 St. Clair Avenue E.,
Toronto 7, Ontario
19-20b
BRUCEFIELD
Correwondent
H. -F, .Berry,
Unit Three VCW.
Unit ithrog, Prqq010,4 United
church Women, met 4111e home
49ss..cott 9.11
AftPX719Qh, 1%.44y
Fifteen laidie answered' roll
carnt by honoring Mother's Day,
and the minute's were reed by
Mrs, IT. A. Forrest, secretary,
Mrs, 115ne Pprrgot,.. freal$WO,
reported on the financial" sitc,
cess of the Nike sale held
lowing the May meeting of the
Mr. William Scott was
in :charge of the business meet,
ing and discussion
Devotional period was con-
ducted by 1140:, Elsie Forrest
and Mrs; E. J. Welland, and
IYItp. K. Walker gave the read-
ing from the study
The ladies were entertained'
with a piano solo by Mrs. G.
Henderson, and Mrs, G Rich-
ardSjon„Oang a,. solo, I Love the
"Name ,of lvlotPer," -Mrs. WO. ar4 Scott conduct, the Bible study
PPPicki on .SeiectiOns' frein
boolc of RiAth,
Mrs. 3. Breadfoot was in
charge of an amusing and or-
iginqi game of defining names,
following which a delicious
lunch, •was served by hostesses
1Wrs. W. IVIeBeat4 and her committee.
WOMEN TEACHERS 'T9
MEET TUESDAY, 'MAY 22
A. g994 attendance its re.-
.1,1esrf.0 at 'the May meeting of
Federated Women Teachers. As',
sPelat!lon Of Ontario to be !held:
on Tuesday May 22 :at 8 par,
Clintonin Public School.
Guest speaker's are Miss EVer
in" 1-.1411 and Waning-
WAY.
NOTICE
In order to render a better, more complete
health service and keep abreast of the latest,
professional developments, we will be attending
an Educational. Symposium in Fort Worth,
Texas,
• This will necessitate closing the Chiro-
practic Office from May 30 to June 4.
K. S. WOOD, D.C.
20-21-22b
ANNUAL MEETING
• HURON COUNTY TUBERCULOSIS
ASSOCIATION.
DOMINION HOTLL, ZURICH
Thursday, May .31, at 6;45 p.m.
Dr. I. B. R. DUNCAN, Assistant Professor of
8actgriology, University of Western Ontario,
will speak on the subject:
"Antibiotics and Infectious Disease"
J. E. McKINLEY, Zurich — President
20-1b
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