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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1958-02-13, Page 3Valentine Specials ,a,t Beattio Furniture TRILITE FLOOR LAMP 2 Tier Fibre Glass Shades. Solid •Brass with Walnut Inserts. 1958 design. Lamp Complete ERR._ SMOKER TO MATCH FLOOR LAMP $19.95 ....eeeee• ••••!..e. se ••••••e;:: ,54 (11/1X; SPECIALS Brand A. B. S. and C. TAKETS • Relieves constipation 100's, reg. 23c 4 19c l 1.D,A. BEEF, IRON and WINE With Vitamin Eil 16 oz,, reg, 1.00 79c 4 ONTARIO POTATOES 10 lb. bag HEAD - LETTUCE Each CELERY HEARTS Bunch, DEVON RINDLESS BACON-1 lb. pkg. .Knechtel's Medium CHEESE-lb Pure •Pork SAUSAGE-large DINNERS .....,..•..,,,..,,2 pkgs. 29c KRAFT MIRACLE WHIP ' 45c 16 oz. jar CHEESE WHIZ 16 oz. jar 29c 19c 19e 69c 49e lb 59c 55c While They Last! Hunt's Tomato Catsup 11 oz. 17c ea4 6 for 99c bottle „.,, ..... HEREFORD ' CORNED BEEF • 2 for 75 '' 12 oz, wins REMEMBER- Phone:M.2-3445 FOR 'VAST ZIFFICIENT WE DELIVER SERVICE :Happy Vgdentine's 1 Day to, All Our Friends (Perhaps the Birdie told yot - It's Our Wedding Anniversary - So this Week,• We've Changed Our Name) Herb & Mares Food Market QUALITY SERVICE LOW PRICES ICE,1711.6,frANTS. A FURN "AL LC4.10E I KNOCK THE THAT CHILLING WtATNER 'FLAT! dilliilifli•IIII•1111111J1111111i11111111010,11hIpi0,t01:110,10.11iiiinilliiII.11 HARRY WILLIANK- 9u4e9e41.4.- GIRLS CANNOT MAKE A MAN PROPOSE, WHEN HOMES GET CHILLY, GOODNESS KNOWS HARRY WILLIAMS FUEL OIL MOTOR OIL LUBRICMM 4.10;.(11.4X0 ne .014 fruPi°6' ell 11111111 ll 511 11111111 01310 1111111 11 111111: 11111111g DO SAY SOMETHING, HENRY r„ 1 e• ritA_ Week-End Specials Feb. 13-14-15 S.B. Fresh SALMON TROUT FISH IN THE PIECE ONLY-Whole Select No. 1 GOLDEN RAY SMOKE FILLETS ammo SIZE Fresh - Select HADDOCK FILLETS (N0 WASTE) Fresh WHOLE WHITE FISH CLEANED and SEALED-2 Lean Young Pork S. P. COTTAGE ROLLS WHOLE OR HALF OUR OWN PROCESSING CORN, BEEF IF YOU LIKE CORN lomp-voula, LOVE FRESH YOUNG PORK SHOULDERS STUtIft.1) READY FOR ROASTING Select Your Weekend Roast B,eef from our WindOw Cut •Only from No. 1• Branded Beef- 'ROUND - BONE - BLADE orSHORTRIB lb. 49c, 55c Modem Meat Market PRONE .IIV 2-3834 , 'CLINTON' ri.olvibtof Sigh of CleaniineSS and . Quality 44,44+44-44-4*4444-04411-4 -444-41-0,-*44-4-0. THIS LB. AVG. or Half lb. 49c lb. 49c lb. 65c lb. 59c lb. 49c lb. 65e lb. 49c WMSPAY, a.ANUAAY 13. 19e08 clATTQN NEWS-RECORD PAGE T= Family Night 44, very enjoyable "Family M- ahe which is an annual affair was held by the Londesboro Wo- men'e Institute on Friday evening, February 7, sterting with a pot luck supper and followed by a program and dance, *Those taking part in the pro, gram were Mrs. T. Allen, Mrs, d. Vincent, Jimmy 1VIebougall, Kaye Grace Carter, Barbara and David 11,,ee. A number by No. School, Billy, Donald and Elaine Vincent and Nancy Caldwell. Music was supplied for dancing by Mr. and Mrs, Bert Allen, Seed Fairs Time,, Huron County Show March 7.8 March is the month for seed fairs in Ontario, and they have been planned to run all the way from February 25, when the Mid- dlesex district show begins in Lon- don until April 19 at Matheson, the Cochrane South seed fair. CLINTON SEED The seed fair at Clinton is spon- Sored by the Huron County Soil and Crop Improvement Associat- ion and will be held this year ,on March 7 and 8. Faber-Mousseau -(By our 00.14011. (Orrespandelat) qSfarilYn Jean lgelASeal.l and Ross Faber exchanged Marriage vows before the Rev. A, E. Holley in a.double ring eeee- many at Grand Bend United Chinch, Wednesday, January 29, at 7 pen. The bride is the daugh- ter of Mr. and. Mrs. Elzar Mous- Sean, Kipper?, and the groom's_ parent's• .are Mr. and Mrs. TOCI141$ Faber, Kippen, For her wedding the attractive bride chose a coca brown suit with ice orange and brown aeees, sories and corsage of White earn, ations. Miss Carol Kadin& Grand Bend, was the bride's only attendant wearing a powder blue suit with accessories in pink, and corsage Of pink carnations. The groern was attended by Eugene wiliart gketer, For their wedding trip they rrio4 bored to West Virginia and New York. '$ he young couple will re- side on the groom's farm near ?peen, Tomorrov(7 is the greatest labour- saving device of today. ews of Londesboro Correspondent mats. BEST ALLAN Phone BlYth 37 r 5 -00.APpentiVO ,Prices 111,11,5 rerS00211 SprviOe DRUG. STORES Values and RenOaders this Week ERONCHIDA COLD CAPSULES Quick relief from sneezing, runny nose and other cold symptoms. 30 capsules 1.25 I,D,A.. COLD CREAM SOAP Reg, 2 for 29c Reg. 6 for 85c 2 for 25c 6 for 730 VALENTINE Relieves headache, general IDASAL TABLETS pain 300's, sag, 89c 59c GIFTS , I.D.A. IDOL-AGAR 1 For constipation, 16, 40 oz. Here are just a few of manylReg. 98c, 1,89 79c, 1,59 gifts available at your 4 4 4 4 4 ..eeee-e=e-e4-•-oe••••-•-•-•-•-e-e FARMERS We lure shipping .nattio every Monday for United .• 0.0perativp (..4 • o#4410 ,splleit your patrOnage. We will Pink titan; OP at your Wm. Pleagle .WIPNE i"-V.I.X.ECT not later than Saturday nights. 'Seaforth Farmers Co-operative IL S. Hunt! ,ShIPPor Phone 773 43-tab Mrs. Robert Burn's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cook, Glamis, spent a few days here last week. Mrs. Frank Tainblyn is spend- ing a week with her daughter Margaret in Leamington, Mrs. Alex Wells spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs, Simpson McCall, Stratford. Miss Ilene Josling spent •a few days under the parental roof re- turning to Goderich on Saturday. The services at Burns and Con- stance were cancelled on. Sunday on account of the stormy weather: Mrs. George MeVittle, Londes- bore, spent Friday with Mrs. Dav- id Easom, Clinton. Mrs. esley Vodden is again with her •daughter, Mrs. Bert Shobbrook and we are pleased to hear she is • improving. Mrs. Harvey Walls spent the weekend with her sister, Mrs, Eleanor Throop, returning to Lon- don on Monday morning, Mrs. Robert Townsend who un- derwent an operation in Victoria Hospital two weeks ago is con- valescing at her daughter's home in London. Mr, Gordon Shobbrook, Miss Muriel ShOlebroek end Miss Dar- lene Pierce were weekend visit- ors with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gamow., Trenton. Little Vicky Garrow who has been holiday- ing with ,her grandparents re- turned home with them. Mrs. John Shobbrook went as far as Oshawa with them. EFIQNCNID* COUGH SYRUP •Gives you irxio.X effective relief • from Coughs, chest colds and throat 8-ounce bottle 75c News of Goshen Line Rose Margarine LB. PKG 9t, ' PEAMEAL 4 Cottage Rolls WHOLE Sunblest Peas .. 15 JAVEX 32 OZ. JAR OZ. TINS 25e 25c BALLET Coloured Tissue 2 ROLL PKG. 25c giroir;ening HEART'S CONTENT Pastry Flour 24 LB. BAG ...... L39 Shredded Wheat PKGS. 39c ,LB. PKG. 27c •Goshert and Varna YPU met at Varna on Monday night. Berne McKinley, Toronto, was at home with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elgin McKinley. Due to the stormy weather there_ was no church on Sunday and no school on Monday, at Go- shen. Bert Peck, Hentall, former res- ident of Babylon Line, is in hos- pital in .London, where he under- went surgery. Melvin Elliott had the misfor- tune to fall off the horse he was riding and fracture his ankle and it is• now in a cast Ronald Armstrong spent the weekend With his parents, Mr. and Mrs. john Armstrong, return- ing to Woodstock on Monday Mor- ninc. Mrs. Edgar Schnell, Carnrose, Alberta, is spending a few weeks with her mother Mrs. Robert Mc- Bride, Kippen. The latter is on the sick list. Anson McKinley attended a meeting in Belleville, where he was guest speaker. He told of his trip to Indiana with Farm Management Group. Bob Allen, Brucefield, showed pictures of the trip. Goshen United Annual The annual meeting of the Goshen United Church and Sun- day School, was held on January 31. About 60 sat down to a pot luck supper, which was enjoyed by' all. Rev. T. J. Pitt presided, opening with a short worship period. Mrs. Bruce Keys was appointed secre- tary. Rev. Pitt reported 44 fam- ilies with a membership of 115. In the absence of Mrs. John Armstrong, Mrs. B. Keys gave the report for the WIVIS, having rais- ed $337.45, with the allocation be- ing $300. Mrs, Elgin McKinley reported for the expense fund, Mrs. Roy McBride ,the WA treas- urer, reported $403.68 raised last year. Frank McClinchey, clutych treasurer, reported $2,181 raised for • current expenses, and $488.35 for the M and M Fund. PIR-P11.••••wmr, 1/1":7111..7400..111.-.0-n summer. He also reaches 110 children by going to four schools each week. Elmore Keys was re- appointed S.S. superintendant with Anson McKinley as assistant. -Pianists, Deinna Hayter, Merle Armstrong, Joan Elliott and Bill I.D.A. Drug\ Store I SACCHARIN TABLETS I.D.A. DeViThiss 4 Grain - 500's Reg, 55c 39c Perfume Atomizer, 3.00 up I 'IAA. TOILET TISSUE Guerlaiat Shalimar White 760-sheet roll pPoelrfogumnee 3.00, 5.00 4.00, 6.00 !Reg. 2 • for 27c-2 for 25c Max !Factor Primitif Cologne, 2.00, 3.75 Desert Flower by SHELTON Toilet Water 2.00 Cologne 3.00 ptleic Cologne 1.25 TWEED Cologne 1.50 Cologne .Mist ......... 2.50 Perfume 2.50, 3.25 CIGARETTE LIGHTERS 49c up GILLETTE BLUE BLADES in dispenser 50e, 1.00 OLD SPICE by SIIULTON After Shave Lotion 1 35, $2 Smooth Shave 1.25 Shaving Mug • 1.50 CADBURY'S MILK TRAY - CHOCOLATES .. 80c, 1.50 UNIQUE SERVICE PHOTO F. B. -PENNEBAKER 2-6626 Hunter DRUGGIST VALENTINE CEDAR CHEST 5 New .Desgns-Mahogany Seafoam and Beige Finishes. -Reduced from VIM to $59.00 ICROEHLER5th ANNIVERSARY REST ROCKERS or'T.V. SWIVELS Your Choice - $39.00 each NEW FIBREGLASS BO I OIR SHADES Reg. $1.45 99c each SEALY ANNIVERSARY Smooth Top-Nationally Advertised MATTRESSES and` MATCHING BOX SPRINGS All Sizes ' $39.95 each OTHER ITEMS IN STOCK-REDUCED 10% FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY FRANKFORD Green Beans 215 OZ. TINS 25c Iii:oLrRAoB3ONd 3 15 OZ. TINS 25c John Armstrong reported for the building fund. Mrs. Robert McKinley reported $64.40 raised OR HALF 4904 for the Mission Band, and Mrs. Floyd Armstrong reported $23.89 for the Baby Band. A vote of thanks was given to Rev, and Mrs. Pitt, the organists, choir and care- taker. Sunday School The Sunday School annual meeting followed. Mrs. Elmer Hayter gave the financial report which showed a good balance. tem Pitt reported on the success- ful Vacation School held the past I.D.A. "Utiiity", HOT WATER BOTTLE 3 year guarantee Reg. 1,98 • 1.49 SUAVE Women's Hair Dressing 2-oz., liquid 60c size 2 for, 89c DEEP MAGIC Facial Cleansing Cream Two 75c bottles- 1.50 value 2 for 99c HINDS HONEY and ALMOND CREAM Regular 65c size 2 for 98c BRYLCREEM With the purchase of each 69c tube you get a HIGH QUALITY COMB absolutely FREE