Clinton News-Record, 1959-01-22, Page 5'TRXWDAY, - JANUARY 22, 1959
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Articles for sale, rent, etc » [hard yf Ttsunka Ir
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Box No, to this office 15c additional. hepeat 1t,-
sertions .2c a word, minimum 5W.
CASH «3ISOOUNT:.?/s «t pair! by Saturday fol-
ADS.
lowing last insertion Billing charge of 14e added
each Limo bill is sent,.
FOR QUICK RESULTS Latest Time for Insertions --12 noon Wednesday
D1a1 HU 2-344$
Accommodation
For .Rent
3 -ROOM APARTMENT, furnish -
.ed, with bath; available now. Ph-
,;one HU 2-9508. 3-b
FURNISHED 3 -ROOM APART-
'a'rtent, private entrance, share
bath. Phone" Seaforth 42. 1-tfb,
BEDSITTING ROOM with kitch-
enette, fully furnished and heated,
reasonable rent. L. G. Winter, Real
testate, High ;Street. 3:b
-3-ROOM DOWNSTAIRS apart -
'furnished, heated and furnished, av-
ailable February 1. Phone HU 2-
�3844. 3-b
4 -ROOM APARTMENT, heated
;.and furnished, available February
'1. Apply at McEwans Stationery.
3-b.
`.LADY WILL 'SHARE completely
furnished home, all conveniences,
with congenial lady or couple.
Must be abstainers. Apply Box
'20, Clinton News -Record, 3-p
Articles •For Sale
SMALL METAL LATHE with
attachments and motor, $75. John
Plumtree. 2-3-p
24" MOFIFATT GAS RANGE, us
ed three months. In, excellent con-
,Jdition, owner now using electric-
ity. Phone HU 2-9220. 3-b.
Board and. Room
ACCOMMODATION, FOR ,$ or 4
roomers or boarders, Phone HU
I2-9376. 3-b
ACCOMMODATION FOR ONE
or two male boarders, Contact
Charles Cunningham, Gordon St-
reet, 2.3-b
ACCOMMODATION for a refin-
ed lady to board weekly. Apply
to Box 30 Clinton .News =Record,
3-b
Custom Work
BULL DOZING and excavating.
J. and G. Postel, RR 3, C[ldnton,
%IU, 2-7438. 31 -Lib
FOR YOUR PLUMBING AND
Heating needs, call HU 2-9433
Hawkins Hardware. 2-tfb
ATTENTION FARMERS! White
washing, disinfecting, cleaning
barns, and spraying cattle for lice.
Phone 'Hubert Cooper, Exeter,
599rJ3. 4-p
Clothing for Sale
BROWN MUSKRAT FUR coat,
only,worn three months, special
price to sell. Can be seen at Cliff
Lobb's Shoe Store. 34-p
Farm Equipment
For Sale
.SUCH AN IMPORTANT GIFT as
NOW IN STOCK! We now have
a diamond should be chosen with
for sale the McCulloch Chain Saw.
",special care. Phone for an even-
Come in for a demonstration.
Ing appointment. HU 2-9525 or HU
WeIIs Auto Electric, Clinton.
"2-7054. .Anstett Jewellers. , 53tfb
1-2-3-b
-NEW RUBBER FLOOR ` MAT,
`drip
FOR SALE OR RENT
with metal pan, (size 33"
x45"), Suitable for store. Can be
:seen at Barber "Shop,. John Plum-
6-ROOlvf HOUSE in Bayfield, all
Feb
tom• 2-3p
conveniences, possession -
ruary 1. Phone Bayfield 53x2. 2�3b
kCHESTERFIELD SUITE; also
"English baby carriage, contact
Fruit For Sale
7P, 'L. Cattle, .Tyndall Apartments,
;Rattenbury' Street, 'after 6,30 'p.m..
SPRAYED APPLES.: Spy, King,
3-P
Snow, Sweets, Delicious, Greening,
D]iL477v TILEand
good cider apples. Free de-
TRYDALL BRICK & TILE LTD.
livery in Clinton and RCAF Sta-
Call 193 Lucan
tion. Phone HU 2-3214, Fred Me-
Elginfield, Ontario.
Clymont and Sons, Varna. ,
49 to48p
53-1-2-3-p
x.959 •,JdOME„ 47,'x10'.
Help Wanted ---5- Female
-MOBILE,
TUsed 2 months, price reduced.
"Down payment and terms. Wm.
PART-TIME WAITRESS for sp-
"Connell, Box '201, Wingham. Ph-
are help in dining room and for
-one 32. 2-3-b
banquets. Hotel Clinton, Dial HU
USED 'SINGER" Sewing Machine,
2-7011. - 3-b
'21n . Al condition; hall mirrors;
AGGRESSIVE AND SMART
baby's crib and mattress; odd
SALESLADY for cosmetics firm
!,chairs, etc. Contact Ed. Wendorf,
expanding constantly. Full or
Rattenbury Street. 3p
'part time basis. Inquire for free
SEt7ERAI: new patterns in English
g
details at DORALDINA COSME-
TICS CO. P.O. Box 18=Station
'Bone China 'Dinnerware, includincl
C—MONTREAL, or Mrs. E. Hey -
lovely "'Cornflower". See it and
wood, Box 443, Wingham, Phone
ethers in our window and get our
1049. 3-b
low -prices for fine china, Counter's
_—
JeweIlery. 3-p
KEEM KNITTING Co. requires
,QUALITY PROVEN PIONEER
15 experienced hand knitters for
Clinton and surrounding district
chain saws eve you the most
g
to learn machiffe knitting in your
power at lowest .prices anywhere,
spare time in your own home.
,Complete arts and service Rob-
P P �
You can earn the beautiful Bro-
+ert ,Glen, Pioneer Saws, Clinton,
ther Knitting Machine in return
'Phone HU 2-9909. 1-.4-p
for a few spare hours weekly. You
YOUR OLD WASHER IS WORTH
get complete instruction on oper-
money when traded on anew
ating the machine. You get your
wool at cost; you get an
'Westinghouse washer. T. A. Dut-
2•anls Appliance Store/BrucefieId.
ff
family
tunny to knit for youramily
`Phone Clinton HU 2-3232,
and friends for profit; For ififor-
11-tfb
kGWITING MARRIED? See same-
1es of wedding stationery at the
'News Record office. Invitations,
'thank -you cards, wedding cake
"Imes, place cards, serviettes,
match books, etc. 1146
:AUTOMATIC ZIG ZAG Sewing
°.machine. Sells regularly for $239,-
•50. Makes buttonholes; sews on
'buttons; does embroidery "work.
"Under guarantee. Take over pay-
ments. Balance owing, seven pay-
ments of $7.40 or $51.80 cash.
"Write Box 31, Clinton News-Rep-
-ord. 3-4-p
THE EXTRA MILE
i8 WORTH YOUR WHILE!
Come in and see
Philips, RCA, Admirals.
Marconi, Westinghouse
TV
at
T. A. DUTTON
BRUCEFI ELD
39=tfb
Articles Wanted
GOOD STANDING
TIMBER WANTED
Apply Box 57, Ailsa Craig
46-tfb
Automobiles For Sale
1954 PONTIAC, in excellent con-
dition; Willis piano; large crib.
Contact Apt. J5, RCAF 'Station,
Clinton. 3-p
Business Opportunities
EARTH REMOVING ditching ma -
1 real
cines and equipment;
so
h a
property from which business was
operated, approximately 8/4 acre
of land, 'frame house, large mach-
ine shed, office etc., small barn
with machine storage wirlgs. Con-
tact Leonard G. Winter, Real Eg-
tate and business broker, High
:Street, phone SIU 2.6692. 3�b
4
matron write Keem m ting o.,
Box 274 St. Thomas. If rural
Help Wanted --Male
MEN—Pleasant outdoor work, Av-
erage $2 per hour. No experience
necessary. Write Rawleigh's Dept.
A -169 -VV, 4005 Richelieu, Mont-
real 3-b
OPENING FOR 1 SALESMAN.
Duties to commence immediately.
Apply Singer Sewing Machine Co.,
Goderich, phone 1135,
53-1-2-3b
LARGE United States and Canad-
ian Manufacturing Company riaqu-,
ires District Manager in Hullett
and Goderich Townships, Except-
ionally high earnings, Guaranteed
repeat business. Automobile essen-
tial. Agricultural or farming back-
ground most important. Sales
training given, Reply to Box 84,
London, Ontario, 51 to 5b
Livestock For Sale
JERSEY CALF. Can be 'seen any
time after 5 p.m. or phone 669r41,
Seaforth after 5 p.m. 3-p
18 CROSS -BRED PIGS, 8 weeks
old. Contact John Kassfes, RA 3;
Seaforth, phone Clinton HU 2-
9957, 3-b
NUMBER OF SOWS ---York and
Landrace. Due in January, first
litter, Apply to Harold Erb; ph -
,one 79r1, Zurich. 2.3-p
Livestock Wanted
4-H CLUB members ;would ' hke-
registered Holstein calf, born in
the month of January. Apply to
Harry Bakker, R,R, 1, Auburn,
phone Blyth 21rM. 3-b
ATTENTION #ARMEUS b 1 Cash
paid for sick, down and disabled
cows and horses, Dead Ptoek 'pinky
ed up free of charge; no C611 ac-
cepted under 300 Ilia: 'Call collect
Vd. Andrews, 851rll, S-afarth,
Aissoc]ated with Darling and Cb.
of Canada Ltd. 39=p
OLD HO!RsES WANTED AT 3'A
M, and dead cattle at value... V
'dead, phone. .at once. GILD01T
BROS, MINX RANCH, phone col-
tect, Goderich, 1483 J 4 or 1489 J 1,
Livestock Wanf6d,'
DEt3D STOCK SERVIC7+.,
i,glbest cashprices paid for
dead, old, sdclr and dxsaMed hoxse�p
and cattle. Old, !homy -9 for sla1w;lt
'ca� 4t ' 5'c' a puavd. ' For prompt,
4sanitamy dispasell: phone collect,
Harman Knapp, Bk thr 214 mf
busy Phone, Leroy "Acheson, At,
wooed 153; Wdulam Morse, Brus-
sels, 1517$. Trucks avaffabae, at a12
tiimres, 36 to 10-p
Dead Stock Services
HIGHEST CASH
PRICES '
PAID FOR SICK, DOWN OR
.DISABLED COWS and
'HORSES.
Also
Dead Cows and Horses
At Cash Value
Old Horses -- 4c per pound
Phone Collect
133 --- BRUSSELS
BRUCE hMARLATT'
24 Hour Service
Miscellaneous
ffATCH REPAIR IS A JOB FOR
axperts. Our work assures your
;atisfaction. Counter's Jewellery.
4uron County's Old'eat Es£ablish-
ad Jewellery Store" 3-p
SET US REPAIR AND MAKE
7o'ur rings and jewellery like new.
diamond rings renewed and stones
,afely secured—dont take chan-
:os. Expert work done reasonably
:o your satisfaction. Watch re -
)airs and Pearl restringing. W.
N. Counter. 3-p
LbIOTORS AND GENERATORS
rewound and repaired. Brushes,
apar-itors, switches, bearings;
mall appliances repaired. Used
)r- reconditioned motors for sale.
Art Levett, Isaac Street at Dunlop.
Phone HU 2-6640. 44tfb
WATERLOO CATTLE
BREEDING ASSOCIATION
"Where Better Bulls Are -Used"
Supply artificial breeding service
for all breeds of cattle. If phoning
Tong distance, simply ask for
Clinton ZEnith 9-5650
If it is a local call, use our reg-
ular number
Clinton Hunter 2-3441
For service or more information,
call between:
7:30 and 10:00 a.m. week days
6:00 and 8.00 p.m. Sat. even gs
For cows noticed in heat on Sun-
day" morning,do not call until
Monday morning.
The quality is .high and the cost
low. --_-- 53-tfb
NOTICE
TAKE NOTICE that the Annual
Meeting of the producer members
of the Ontario Hog Producers Co-
operative° in the Huron Copnty
Group be convened at 1 p.m. E,S,T.
on Tuesday, January 27, at the
Legion Hall in the town of Clinton,
for`the purpose of the conduct of
the proper business of the annual
meeting, the election of delegates
and alternate delegates.
W, R. Lobb, Chairman.
A, H. Warner, Secretary
TAKE NOTICE that the Annual
Meeting of the producer members
of Huron County Group of the On-
tario Hog Producers' Marketing
Board be conversed at 2 p.m. EST
on -Tuesday, January 27 at the
Legion Hall in the town of Clin-
ton, for the purpose of the conduct
of the proper business, of the an-
nual meeting and the election of
representatives (delegates) to the
District Hog Producers Committee.
W. R. Lobb, Chairman
A. H. Warner, Secretary
TAKE NOTICE that the Annual
Meeting of the producer members
of Huron County Hog Producers'
Association -.will be convened at the
hour of 3 p.m. E.S.T, on Tuesday,
January 27 at the Legion Hall in
the town of Clinton for the purpose
of the conduct of the proper busi-
nes's of the annual meeting, the
election of officers and the ejection
of voting delegates and alternate
delegates,
Gutest Speaker: Charles McInnis,
W. R. Lobb, President
A. H. Warner; Secretary
Personal
WHY FEEL OLD? Feel years
younger. Ostrex Tonic Tablets
revitalize thousands past 40. Only
60c. At all druggists. 2.3-4-b
Pet r
' Stock I
REGISTERED GERMAN Shep-
herd dog (male), 51ja months old,
black and silver in Color, Contact
Viola R, Haines, RR 2, Blyth, or
phone Blyth'53rl& 53.4-p
Property For Sale
8 ROOM SOLID STONE HOUSE,
hardwood floors new built-in cup-
boards, 3-pie6e bath, water sof-
tener, stocker furnace, house suit-
able for apartments, set in lovely
surroundings in town of brussels,
reasonably priced, box 10, Clin-
ton News Record, 16d.2 -p
REAL ESTATE -
BUSINESS PROPERTIES, farms
and homes; Build a home to suit
your Pocketbook on the Nu -Way
house plan: Leonard G. 'Winter,
Real Estate, Agent for. Kernohan.
Phone HU .2-6692 for appointment,
High Street, Clinton. 49tfb
REAL i&��TATE is OUR Bum.
NESS. Farm, reAdentdial, com-
mial, sumaner cottages. For de-
pendable and capable service list•
your property wi h, John Bosvel,d,
Wellesley Street, Goderldl, PhO ne
1108• Salesmen;. C. Buruma,
C l i n t o n; J. McConnell, Sea -
forth. - 2-tfb
REAL ESTATE'
1 Storey 3 Bedroom Dwelling with
living room, dining room and
:modern kitchen; 3 p�, bath; oil
heating, sun porch; full base-
ment with laundry tubs; garage.
Well located.. Early possession.
1 Storey New 2 Bedroom Dwell-
ing, nice living room, modern
kitchen with dining space, 3 -pc.
bath, full basement. Gas heat-
ing. Immediate possession.
2 Storey Brick • Store (size 20x60)
I.F,CORD
BIRTHS
BUT$ON: 1n 0inton Public Hos-
pital, gn Sunday, January 18,
1959, to Mr, and Mrs• Reginald
Butson, Clinton, a son,
HARDY—.In Clinton Public Hospi-
tal, on Thursday, January 15,
1959, to LAC and Mrs: Cameron
Hardy, RR 2, Seaforth, a daugh-
ter,
HIGGINS--In Clinton Public Hos-,
pital, on Tuesday, January 20,
1959, to Mr, and Mrs: John Nig-.
gins, Goderich, a son,
SCOTT: In Clinton" Public Hospi-
taI, on Friday, January 16, 1959,
to ACI and Mrs. Walter Scott,
King Street, Clinton, a daughter,
SLATER— Tri Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Sunday, January 18,
1959, to Corporal and Mrs. May-
nard Slater, Hensall, a daughter.
WATSON—In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Sunday, January 18,
1959, to Mr, and Mrs,. Donald
- Watson, Clinton, a son.
DEATHS
DRAPER—In St. Catharines, on
Monday, January 19, 1959, .Sarah
Watkins, beloved wife of the
late Robert J. 'Draper, in her
96th year. Funeral from the
Ball and Mutch funeral home,
High Street, Clinton, to Clinton
Cemetery, on Wednesday after-
noon, January 21, by the Rev.
C. S. Inder.
GIBBINGS At her home in Tuck=
ersmith Township, on Tuesday,
January 20, 1959, Louisa Gib-
bings, beloved wife of R, W.
(Bert) Gibbings, in ' her 73rd
year. Funeral from the Ball and
Mutch funeral home, to Clinton
Cemetery on Thursday after-
noon, January 22, commencing
" at 2 o'clock. c
with dwelling apartment secon CARDS OF THANKS
floor; oil heating, well rented.
Sold subject to present lease,
2 Storey Brick Store (size 22x80),
with- modern 2 bedroom apart-
ment on second floor. Well lo-
cated.
Building Lots: 1-124'x348', locat-
ed near schools.
2-66'x72', very
,. reasonable.
H. C. • LAWSON
INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE
Hotel Clinton Building
Dial HU 2-9744—business
HU 2 -9787 ---residence
Salesman Wanted
PERMANENT POSITION
FOR. CLINTON MAN
Here's one of the finest opportun-
ities offered to a man over 45 whc
wishes to make a permanent con-
necton with a major company
whose solid and, steady growth now
demands the services of an. addi-
tional man for the Clinton area.
This is not a "here today, gone
tomorrow" proposition. There's no
doubt about our future. Our busi-
ness will probably double and re-
double
edouble in the next decade.
The man we want is 45 to 65,
neat, conscientious, owns a car and
can take, short• trips to the sur-
rounding area.
Earnings are open, depending on
ability, but we consider this open-
ing to be worth
UP TO $14,500' IN A YEAR
This is a full-time job .. ,it pays
mighty well. it is stimulating and
filled with big rewards for honest
effort, including ga profit-sharing
retirement plan, generous bonus
incentives, free life insurance, hos-
pitalization insurance and, above
all, liberal earning checks mailed
weekly in advance,
If you think you are our man,
please contact M. M Swallow,
President, P.O. Box 789, Fort
Worth 1, Texas, 3b
Auction Sale
To be held at the farm, Lot 14,
Concession 2„ Stanley Township,
t% miles west of Brucefield, on
Wednesday, January 2$
at 1 o'clock p'*m., consisting of:
Cattle: 35 head of Registered
and Grade Holstein Cows and Heif-
ers; 12 cows and heifers recently
fresh, balance springing and due
in Feb.; 2 Jersey cows, 1 register-
ed and due soon and 1 due in' Feb.;
2 Hereford bulls, of serviceable
age; 12 young calves including 1
registered Holstein heifer,
Pigs: 1 sow with litter, 3 weeks
old.
Plan to attend this sale of choice
dairy cattle.. Terms Cash,
D'Arcy Rathwell & Sons, Props.
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer
" 3b
PLEA TO YOUTH
(A recent headline in a Toronto
paper).
Sub -title, "Sean Needs No Liquor
to Live":
In spite of the reporter's rather
facetious treatment of Controller
Jean Newman's talk to a youth
group, her plea was•very forceful
and arresting. ' She was addressing
Young people who had gathered
during the Christmas holidays to
study the alcohol broblem.
"As far as I am concerned," she.
declared, "I have chosen to be a
total abstainer for the simple rea.
son that to me life is interesting
and exciting and I want: to enjoy
it to the full without having any
of my perceptive abilities slightly
dulled,
"I have never been ridiculed for
my stance, for after all it is a per,
sonal matter; If you young people
make the personal decision to re -
mai
n total a bstainer,y
s you will
never regret it and you will never
succumb to an illness which is
very much on the increase hi
Canada and the United. States -•--
that is alcoholistrt."
HUk0N, COUN"tV
`rEMI39RANCE PlIbItkAtIO'N '
3b
We would like to thank our
neighbours . and friends for their
kindnesses; special thanks to Rev.
J. A. McKim. Mr. and Mrs. James
Parker (nee Audrey Oliver), 3-pl
I wish to thank all my friends
neighbours and relatives for flow-
ers, cards and treats sent ire while
a patient in' the Clinton Public
Hospital. Special thanks to Dr,
Oakes, my special nurses and the
nuursing staff.'—MRS. HARVEY
ASHTON. 3-p
I wish to thank all my friends
and neighbours for their many
acts of kindness; for flowers and
cards; special thanks to Dr. New-
land, the nursing staff of Clinton
Public Hospital. Also Wesley -Wil-
lis WA, —MRS. JOSEPH WEB-
STER, I 3-b
I wish to thank all the neigh-
bours and friends for their kind-
ness at the time of the death of
our loved one. —MRS. ROBERT
FREEMAN and family. 3-b
I wish to express my sincere
thanks to all my friends and nei-
ghbours who visited me, all those
who sent cards, treats, also for
the ones who did other kindnesses
for me while I was laid up with
a broken ankle. —ALVIN KEYS
3-b
The family, of the late Mrs.
Jennie Faragher wish to express
sincere thanks and appreciation
for the many acts of kindness,
messages of sympathy and floral
tributes in their recent sad be-
reavement, Special thanks to Dr.
J. A, Addison, Dr. W. D. Munn,
and Dr. W. A. 'Oakes; also the
nursing staff of Clinton Public
Hospital. 3-b
IN MEMORIAM
BOYES—Int loving memory of
our dear mother and wife, Eliza
Jane, who passed away two ye s
ago, January 16, 1957. Lovingly
remembered and sadly missed by
husband and family. 3-b
TV NEWS
Clifford Epps, Clinton, will
speak on his recent trip to Florida
and Mrs. Carman MacPherson,
will demonstrate making "Bridge
Napkins", on "M'Lady"—CKNX—
TV on Monday, January 26. New
program time 2.30 p.m.
The ladies of the Clinton Hospi-
tal Auxiliary, Clinton, will be
studio guests on, "M'Lady" —
CKNX-TV, Wingham, on Tuesday,
January 27 at 2.30 p.m.
Nelson McClinchey, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl McClinchey, Clin-
ton, will be guest pianist on, "M'
Lady"—CKNX-TV, on Wednesday,
January 28, at 2.30 p.m.
Clinton Community
Auction Sales
EVERY FRIDAY
1.30 p.m.
Government Inspected Scales
Cattle Sold By Weight
TERMS: CASH
JOE COREY, Sales Manager
BOB McNAIR, Auctioneer
K. W. COLQUHOUN, Clerk
flowers aR��e°
Telegraphed
Anywhere '�r•••��°'
KC. COOKEf.
F L O R I S T
Dial HU 2 -7012 --Clinton
J
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PAGE. VIVA
PARK . THEATRE
G 0 D E R I C H
Now Playing:
"ANDY HARDY COMES
HOME"
with Mickey & Teddy Rooney
"TARZAN'S FIGHT FOR
LIFE"
(In Technicolor)
-- i — _. — --- _. _ .., _ .....
Monday - Tuesday
and Wednesday
(Adult Entertainment)
Juliette Greco r,-" Richard Todd
Co-starred in Milton Holmes sen-
sational novel about the'fertility of
the Earth and its importance to
the human race= -
"THE NAKED EARTH"
In `Scope and Color
^
Thursday -- Friday
and Saturday
Fred MacMurray
Dorothy Malone -- James Barton
Present in Cinemascope and Tech
nicolor a swift moving tale of a
man's fight for freedom and the
ro ance that set him rolling
""gUANTEZ
Coming:
Lana Turner in
"ANOTHER TIME, ANOTHER
PLACE"
In Vistavision.
Notice to Creditors
In the Estate of ROBERT FREE.
MAN, late of the Town of
Clinton, in the County of
Huron, Retired. Farmer
Deceased.
All persons having claims again-
st the Estate of the above decaseZI
are required to file the same with
the undersigned Solicitor for the
said Estate, on or before the 2nd
day of February, A.D., 1959, after
which date the assets will be dis-
tributed,
tributed,
amongst the parties en-
titled thereto, having regard only
to the claims of which notice shall
have been given,
Dated at Clinton, Ontario, this
13th day of January, A.D., 1959.
E. B. MENZIES,
Clinton, Ontario,
2-3.4-tSolicitor for the said Estate.
TOPCOATS All Wool Tweeds
Reduced to Clear — Special Rack
1/2 Price
-DRESS SHIRTS PLAINS, WHITES
or Coloured Stripes Sizes 14 to 17
$2.98 ea. / 2 for $5.75
SPORT SHIRTS
Save up to $5.00 on these Fine Shirts
To Clear from .............. $2.95 up
JACKET S& SIS U N
B RBA_ S
Y Special Rack ................ Y2 Price
SPORTCOATS Imported Tweeds
Regularly priced to $57,50
To Clear from ......:.,. 119.95
BOYS TWEEDUROY PANTS
Brown "or Grey •--• Reg, $7,95
To Clear ...................... $5.95 pr.
BOYS' LINED JEANS
Sizes 8 to 14 years — Reg. $4.95
To Clear .,•....•.....•...... $3.50 pr,
WHITE SHIRTS.NYLON TRIOT ...... $6.95
TERYLENE ............:... $5.95
Pickett & Cam-pbell Limitud
Main Corner (Open Friday Evenings)
CLINTON