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Clinton News-Record, 1958-07-17, Page 5 41111111111MI 4411111111111111 GIRLS' BLOUSES Sizes 3 to 14 — Plains and Stripes to Choose from. A few Sailor Styles and Tie Waist Styles. All Reduced 20% GIRLS' DRESSES Sixes 4 to 6x in Colorful Tones, some Sun Styles and Short Sleeve. Reduced 20% GIRLS' TEE SHIRTS Sizes 1 to 14 — In Plains, Stripes and Patterns Reduced 10% Special Purchase Sizes 2 to 6 and 8 to 14 Plain Tones, Patterns and Nylon Trims 34c — 3 for $1.00 Girls' Panties Play It Safe with GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES for a term of 5 years Principal and Interest Guaranteed ..interest paid semi-annually by cheque Write today fora descriptive folder Crown. Trust COMPANY 200 Queens Ave,, Lon-don, Ont. •-44-0-4-0-0.4-4,4-.......4-4.-•••-..-4.4-4-4.-. This Week The Lucky No. is 2416 Check your Calendar. If the number matches, take the Calendar to our office and claim you $3.00 credit. -•-•-•-•-++++4-4-40-00-4,4-104-•-•4444 Do you honestly know what the materials you're wear- ing now are made of? With so many new-type fabrics and "fabric-mixtures", it's much safer — and a lot less costly — to rely on experi- enced DRY cleaning. ,For careful work, experienced handling — phone us. For Your Convenience Use Our Down Town Office on King Street (Opposite the Post Office) Oyer $100 Realized In 'C, P and T. Prow By Oddfellow .Lodge • A short meeting of the Cancer Polio and Tuberculosis Commit- tee of Clinton low Lodge was held on Thursday, July 3, with the chairman, John Sangster, presiding. Mrs. Wes Holland re- ported that almost $100 was real- &zed OR the 1:14'4W Whida took place vn Vriday, Jiune 2(7, The Winners of rtihis draw were liarrY GdibbionS, Blyth, electric fry pan; Clarence Neilans, lawn chair; Ceorge Brid, .ge, Brussels, electric fair. a Fitchett-Postill Varna United Church was lovely on June 28, with baskets of pink and white peonies and early red and white roses making the set- ting for the wedding of Betty Adell Postill and Arthur Dean Fitchett. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Postill, RR 3, Clinton, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Basil Fitchett, RR 3, Thedford. Officiating minister was the Rev. T. J. Pitt. Miss Catherine Welsh, soloist, sang the "Wedding Pray- er" and "The Wedding Benedic- tion" accompanied on the organ by Helen Carson, Given in marriage by her fath- er, the bride wore a floor-length gown of Chantilly lace over a bouf- fant net skirt, featuring a chantilly lace bodice with lily point sleeves and a delicately scalloped sabriria neckline, embroidered with irri- Special. Purchase Ladies' Shortie Coats Reg. 19.95 to 22.95—$13.88 Ladies'-Spring Wool Coats Reg. 32.95 to 39.95—$19.88 GIRL'S SKIRTS. Sizes 3 to 14. Your choice, in Colorful Patterns and Plains Reduced 20% BOYS' TROUSERS Jeans, Chino's, in Plain Black, Powder and Tans; also Stripes. Sizes 3 to 18 Reduced 10% WOMEN'S INSMUIE rxmo The Clinton Women's Institute is holding a picnic Thursday, July at 2.3() p.m In the Clinton Cloingnonity Park, with the social committee charge. Members please bring their own dishes and cutlery and picnic inneh. 1.4 BEEF BLADE ROAST (blade removed) lb. 49c SHORT RIB ROAST lb. 57c COOKED GLAZED HOCKS lb. 39c TABLERITE COUNTRY SAUSAGE-1 lb. ( Both for TABLERITE SIDE BACON-1/2 lb. ( 95c SAVE !GA GOLD CASH REGISTER SLIPS — IT WILL PAY YOU — CLINTON MARKET Corner of Isaac & Mary Streets—Clinton LIFE INSURANCE contributes financially to medical research at CANADIAN UNIVERSITIES Medical research aims at a longer, happier life for you and your children Thanks to untiring research, many dangerous diseases are under control today. A number of other "killers", however, are still unsolved problems. In the over-all research effort being made to solve them, the medical schools of Canadian universities are playing an important part. To help strengthen and develop their research programs, the Life Insurance Companies in Canada are providing research Fellowships to these universities, every year. 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Frozen PEAS 3 pkg. 59c LEMONADE—Realemon—I 2 oz , 2 for 45c makes it easy to plan a Life Insurance Program. see Jack McKnight Clinton HU 2-3876 • THE PRUDENTIAL Insurance Company of America mutual We insurance company Head Office: Toronto, Ont. THE PRUDENTIAL "DOLLAR GUIDE" 1131/11SDAY, JULY 17, 1958 CLINTON NEWSrRECORD. PAGE FIVE GIRLS' SPORTSWEAR In Sizes 3 to 6x and 7 to 14 SLIMS * SHORTS * BERMUDAS * PEDAL PUSHERS — Some Sets in Bermudas * Shorts * Pedal Pushers All Reduced 10% LADIES' DRESSES S U 111/ILMLE R DRESSES Including Newly Arrived TRANSITION DRESSES Reduced 10 to 40% LEES MID-SUMMER SALE BANLON CARDIGANS In Colors of White, Biege, Gold, Powder, Mint, Brown, Orange Ice, Black. Reg. $8.95 $7.44 Dozens of Items Not Listed Here Will Be Reduced 10 to 20% 'TEEN DRESSES Your Choice - 25% off GIRLS' SWEATERS Sizes 4 to 14 In Pastel Shades in High Bulk Orlon All Reduced 15% Huron Erie • Canada Trust ... Huron & Erie - Canada Trust ` Debentures and Trust Certificates. On units of $100 or more both these safe investments pay 334% to 4% interest for periods of 1 to 5 years. Why not call in and ask for details? Head Office — London, Ontario District 'Representative — C,AMiesoni Clinton These men know sound investments Come In and Inquire How To Open a Revolving Charge. • No Interest • No Carrying Charges Air- Conditioned for your Shopping Comfort LADIES' BLOUSES Dozens to choose from, in Plains and Patterns. Blouseon and Reg. Styles. Reduced 10 to 30% BOYS' PYJAMAS Sizes 2 to 16 Reg, 1,98 $1.66 Reg. 2,29 $1.88 Reg. 2.98 $2.67 STANLEY TOWNSHIP -Chief Petty Officer Jack and Mrs, Stewart and family, Shear- water, Nova Scotia, are visiting at the home of the former's parents, Mr. and .Mrs, Clifford J. Stewart, second concession. James Stewart, Montreal, is visiting at the borne of his parents, -Mr. and Mrs. Clifford J. Stewart. Letter to the Editor ABOUT Elt/44. The Editor, Clinton News-Record -Strange and sad at not that there IS always' someone in his vast arrogance who likes to smite down tthase who dare to show paw? Pity far the animal world, so helpless in men's hands and the tale of whose treatment at the handS. of humans would make the very stones cry out. Too had, Mr. Smiley, you don't choose to turn your rhetoric the other way — sorrow over lack of pity, of which there Its plenty. The alarm of the .S,p,c.A, over the Lindsay hull-fight is that once having gained a footing in Canada for even a bloodless fight, 9, greater menace' might arise. One step more and we will have the horrible spectacle of a real bull- fight and then everyone, including yaiLl, wait say it should never have been alloWed in the first place. Don't think it couldn't happen here. Any people so indifferent ov-- er e)oisting 'treatment of its food animals would Rock to see a bull- flight. Canada's treatment of its food 'animals is a national dis- grace. The teasing, [goading, and tor- menting of any animal, be it cat, dog, hull or what have you is 'a degrading spectacle and does af- fect one mentally and spiritually. 6ren dare to say there isn't something wrong with the mental processes- of a man tin our town who, on returning empty handed from a hunting trip, said he- at least got a shot at a blue heron! A beautiful, graceful blue heron- ' and all he thought of was to take -a pot shot at it? Witness also the children at London Zoo who -so teased and poked at the helpless baby puma, recently acquired from. Toledo, that it had to be removed to safer quarters. Do you -dare to slay their thinking (mental health.) has nothing wrong -with it? No- thing wrong with the mental health .af ,children in our town who shoot song birds? So adults think ifs all right to tease and' torment a -bull, which is the game thought pro- cess, why the comparison with humans -playing hockey or taking part In iswianining. :contests? There is no parallel whatsoever for these participants are there of their own free will and accord. Or are we to believe the bull -coming to Lindsay will buy his own ticket, herd himself into a truck or train and on -arrival prance gaily into the ring to take part in the sport, so called? Since he is so much stronger and "meaner" than the poor mat- ador, the latter will no doubt have to be prodded from behind to get him into the ring at all -and with -only a sword, poor thing. Well, well. Strange is it not -that in a real bull-Might the bull is the one who invariably gets killed and net the matador? And -don't think there 'aren't those who have given cr ?heir time -and means and energies to the alleviating of the sufferings of our food 'animals (ithe same, ,doubtless, who are writing the mayor of Lindsay) where have you been all this- time? The S.P.C.A. backed by these same people has succeeded in hav-. ing a first bill presented to parlia- ment to enforce more humane methods .af slaughter in 'Canada. But there is delay and more delay. The cruel' and the stupid ameing us pass by on the other side. But such are hard to .reach. But I -am wasting time. I for- get you only listen 'to those -who refuse to "stomp 'a spider, kill a mosquito or pound a rattle snake". "Impudent poppycock" yourself and also drivel. Mercy Maude Clinton, Ontario, July 14, 1958. O Huron Fruit Growers To Hold Twilight Meeting At C. Laithwaite Farm- Clayton Lalthwaite, RJR 1., Code- -rich has issued an invitation to the Fruit Growors-of-Huron,Conn- ty to hold' their Annual Twilight Meeting at his orchards on Mon- day evening, July 21. Russ Chard will be on hand to conduct the groups throtigh the orchards-. D. J. Lassaline, BIM McGuire and Stewart 1Vlicidieton, 'along with the president, are a comtrnit- tee to make -arrangements for en- tertainment and to make the other lunch arrangements, similar 'to last year. Ladies are reminded that they are to bring lunch for the occasion. Russ Chard is making arrange- ments- for a film and a speaker,. BOLERO JACKETS— — White Only. Jacket Style with Double Pockets 3.95 Value — $2.98 COTTON BOLEROS — $1.98 SUMMER FOOTWEAR ALL LADIES SUMMER FOOTWEAR Broken Sizes Reduced 15% LADIES' SKIRTS • Over 200 to choose from, in Plain Chino's, Broadcloths, and Summer Prints. Reduced 15% One Special Group to Clear At $2.74 LADIES' PURSES Your Choice—Reduced 25% • • USE YOUR CREDIT AT LEE'S Open a Revolving Charge Account, while these prices are in effect. LADIES' BATHING SUITS Suits by CATALINA and SEA NYMPH, in Lastex and Wools. All Reduced 15% • LADIES' SLIMS • LADIES' TEE SHIRTS • LADIES' HOUSE COATS • MATERNITY DRESSES • MATERNITY SPORTSWEAR • LADIES' SHORTS • LADIES' PEDAL PUSHERS • UNIFORMS • BRA'S • ALL LINGERIE • ALL NITE WEAR All Reduced 10% • Girl's Crinolines • Girl's Slips • Girl's Sox—sizes 4 to 10/2 • Girl's Bra's • 'Teen Slips Check Our Clearance Tables with 15% Reductions GIRL'S PYJAMAS 3 to 6x GIRL'S BATHING SUITS PLAY SUITS, sizes 4 to 12 — Etc. BOY'S SPORT JACKETS White Backgrounds, with Fleck Reg. $16.95--- $10.88 The- Following_liems Are All Reduced 10% LADIES' HOSE 51 Gauge, 1st Quality Nylon, in Smart Summer Shades. All Sizes. 63c; 2 for $1.25 SEAMLESS NYLONS $1.00 BOYS' BATHING SUITS Sizes 4 to 18 In Brief and Boxer Styles Reduced 10% BOYS' DRESS SHIRTS White Only — In NO-IRON FABRICS Sizes 8 to 16 Special — $3.44 descent sequins to match and a finger-tip veil decorated with irri- descent leaf design. She carried a Bible crested with pink and white carnations, The bride's attendants were Miss Barbara Padfield, Mount Forest and Miss Doreen - MacKen- zie, Bayfield. Barbara wore a bal- lenna-length gown of nylon over taffeta in pink and carried a nose- gay of deep pink carnations. Do- reen wore a similar gown, in blue, and carried a nosegay of deep pink carnations. The groomsman was Garth Pos- till, brother of the bride, and the ushers were Mac Elliott, Ronald Postill and Don Fitchett. For the reception in the base- ment of the Varna United Church the bride's mother wore pale pink linen. The groom's mother wore blue taffeta. Each wore a corsage of pink carnations. For the wedding trip to Mani toulin Island, Algonquin Park and other northern points, the bride travelled in a pink dress and dust- er, white accessories and a corsage of pink carnations, Mr. and Mrs. Fitchett will re- side on the groom's farm, conces- sion 6, Bosanquet Township, Lamb- ton County.