Clinton News Record, 1954-12-02, Page 11THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1954
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McCauley Speaks t PCs
Predicts Juane'S5` Ekctia►r
Citing the possibility of a, pro- Canada" are entlr"ely dependents on
vinciai election next 'Jun , 13
ob income i'rom farms•'! he said.
McAuley] MLA fo'r Riv;r,%%, told 'Citing the ;progress de by
Progressive Conservative Co ty Conservative Governments, Mc, ,
• members of 'the Xiuro
a= Mc ale pointed out that during
tion ' to keep their organization the Conservative regime Nofthein
e strong ' to belp ensure ; the return 'Ontario 'was opened up, , the great-
of'theart to pow, est highway .prokram in the pro '
P y
ervinc,Is bis or as been carried
The meet- out, tremendous assistance has
ing elected been given to schools and" hospit,
ffi' G e o• Ginn als, the province has the lowest
ch,, tax :rate in Canada and Ontario
G o d e r:i as 'been the leader in the drive
T own ship,
has
Old' Age Pensioris,
as its new Speaking` of the possibility of a president, Provincial election, he, said ;tbat
s -u c reeding he did not think there was much
• „ i doubt there would be one next
Dr.
11 i P.
S. t t year. "Eve body guesses it will
- next June." he said, _
Clinton. " to Premier
ri Gr, C. GINN Frost."
McAuley was i trod by
by
R Y_Other officers elected were: �Vil- Mr, Pryde and thanked y Dr,
liam Elrington, Exeter,' first vice- McMaster.
esi t; Russell Bolton, Dublin, Good Representation
pr den u 1 0
second vice-president; Dr. E. A. T 'Pi a in a brief address,
_ NTO
McMaster, Seaforth, third vice- yd , et
2 expressed appreciation that prac-
es ent; Jaynes Donnelly, G er- tically all municipalities ih the
< ,•d ack riding Were represented at the
! Grand The• slate d fro Peres, brought in meeting.
1 1 od
by a, nominating committee, was He said io felt that triers Would
r,
adopted ii animously by the meet- .bean electionirext year,' 'possibly
Owing' to the death' of the late W. C 131rOwn, ` f This sale to Oast LIMITED TIME ONLY. Ridie- g '� , early in the summer, possibly not
until the fall.",
Historic Ridhig Mr; Pryde said also that the
this long' µestablished business' must be liquidated. ulously low. prices offered. NO returns - refunds = Or Mr. McAuley, in his address, highway scandal was "almost a
Must O. "' lily aWays. H. E. PASSMOTE Liquidator. pointed out that Huron was a dead issue;' and stated that there
Everything m s g q "great' and historic riding." He were "no strings attached to any
paid tribute to Tom Pryde, pres- money contributed ° t o party
ent member -of the Legislature for funds.",
Huron. "Men like him have made Mr.- Pryde -took the occasion
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serving in -the Legislature a pleas- to squelch any rumours that he
ure for me." might retire, by announcing that
He said that the English, Irish he would run in next year's elec-
acid Scots who settled in. Ontario tion.
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were truly great pioneers. "They The meeting expressed votes of
a.,
m . had tremendous foresight." confidence in Progressive Conser-
e He stressed also that people in vative Leader George Drew and in
e urban 'centres should be taught Premier. Frost, Appreciation was
more and should learn more about expressed also to members of the
' farming life. "The chief primary outgoing executive of the county
N/� �j r industry of this country is agricul—association for the work they had
1, <ITIP—gtore Glared ' V1etween. 12 and 1 ' p.m.• ture. One-fifth of the people of I done.
a
Hundreds of Bargains Not Advertised
Ladies'Gloves Winter Overcoats
PRICED ORIGINALLY TO 2.85
Mostly old styles. Hundreds of them. ' Silk-Chomoisette, . Suede `165 in the lot. Mostly ladies'. • Very few men's included. Very
Finish, Kid, Capeskin. All sizes, Some of the skim gloves ore quite old styles: Some could be cut over for children's garments. While
acceptable, Come in and took them over, they last, at these ridiculously low prices.
10c and -25c pr,. 10cnd 25c
and
CHILDREN'S
Lace Eyelet
LADIES' COTTON
LADIES' & CITILDREN'S
SOCKS
Erilliangs
Dresses
. PURSES
ORIGINALLY TO 85c
Very large quantity. i% and sa
lengths. Very nicely .mercerized
Very large quantity. Come in and
Styles old, but material good.
Could be cut up for aprons. Most-
Just the thing ,for the children to
play house with, Old styles. While
in pastel shades, Take your choice
fools it over, Must be, sold at
ly all Cotton Prints,
they last --
at this low price.
ridiculous prices,
DIRT roc
5c
5c ea.
2 25 c
P5c and
ea.
pr.
_
LADIES' . °— CHILDRIEN'S -- MEN'S
WOOL SWEATERS
These. were originally marked as high as $9,50. Some are very old
styles. Might be suitable. to -wear to the barn,. Look them over
and take your choice at this ridiculous price.
25c each
WOOL BLANKETS
LrIN11TED QUANTITY
.Some moth -damaged could be treated. Look them over. White,
colored and Reversible. Originally marked up as high as 22.50.
To clear -
2.00 t0 4.95
Y-oaasiv�
DORMEYER '
MODEL 7500
. things you
FOOD r.eeall need
MIXER y
FOR ME PRICE OF JUSr
10Y
! 1
rl
Gives you all these features: 5 full -
powered speeds , Full size
CLOTHES 'beaters ... finger-tip beater release
!r!1 one -hand operation. Stands
DRYER an base for easy draining, GUAR-
ANTEED.
� ^
for ONE week
f•' ��,��!$N`• IN
-ON THE
• Every day is a good drying day with
this new Dominion Dryer. $eatslhe sun,
LADIES' & CHILDREN'S a ti because it drys without exposure. No
BOYS' Boys' 9 Cotton S4I � S fm worry about wind or rain or ice or snow.
®y Cotton A Drys quickly — BUT ONLY AS MUCH
✓� AS YOU SET IT FOR. Dryness is regu-
CAPS and p � �
�q� LValer1lt�� `� yGM� rate�d by the control dial. Stops Keep -
J mittically —load it and leave it. Keeps
Wool TOQUES Good Assortment Very large - quantities. Long Hose. Bring a basketful of damp the dories as good a colour as the sun
Lisle, Worsted, Silk and Wool clothes down to our show- - gets them — saves coloured things from
22 to 32 t. Excellent Value room and see for yourself, fading.
Reg. to 2.50 -
Cashmere, Ribbed. Black, White, how nicely the Dryer will Has these features: Thermostatic control
All first quality. Excellent for These are quite a good assort- and Colors, do them. • , Vacuum Drying System preheats air;
Assorted colors and styles. Some has highest drying rate, costs less to
very old. To clear 'at-- summer wear, While they lash- hent; and a very good value. Get Priced originally to $1.25 operate. Air-cooled cabinet... easy to
yours while stock lasts. GIVE AWAY PRICES clean lint trap .. • outdoor humidity vent
when needed Handy clean-out duct.
25c 2 for � 5c 35c pr. 5c and 10c pr.
Y ;
eras ve
. . TERMS
We'll
leo pay it waft for
ARD -GOOD'S Certs l �llY'tS e "'.iii - or itself in the fame we
u.
y '75 d.
WITHOUT `COLLARS
give o
'
Some,originally Marked to $9.
' at ridiculous rices. Group includes Wood Serge; Sizes 14--161/2. Striped arid Aiotn.' These are ..plenty good enough � �"o � � !` z, ., �:
(OME IN
All yardage going Sul p for many uses, and there are large quantities. Come iti and look =-" ' ' WE'LL
Wools, .Voiles, Crepes, • ings; Coatings, and' a big variety too
there over r i < :•?
numerous to mention.. RIDICULOUSLY PRICED AT
v�
BE GLAD
R.,
0Cr 9825
,
F.
d. each OW
yd
y i0 SH
_ eau
MEMS and �oYs'
LADIES' Dna er & Curtain READY MANE ..:, .
SCARVES, � ►►�t4�
Nla.�erxals - . CU RTA I N � , � • U. o �►��.� ,
i k nderwear. '
TIES Originally to 3:00 yd. This
'Large quantity of Lace and Silk group made up .of Combina-
Phese fabrics, are not the .
Soiree Silk .liiilste Iand
n Youdouse in pattern- but the,, a latest tions., Long Drawers, in a wide
Very, old, style y e, price is so Marquisette. ,Fine, for the child- variety of styles. While quantities Groves E146ctro'
them for scarves, use them for low you might find a use for ren's 'playhouse, or , could be used last:
braiding mats,. .them, Some excellent qualities in- g• 0
For :paint strainers.
Re to 2.5
• eluded. ' To ,clear at--Phone88$J Clinton , ,
10c 1 Jit 6'9c d. 5� �9 p
5 2
,
• � each , c Y'.. t� . dao