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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1948-11-04, Page 13ITIURSI)AY. NOVEMBER 4, 1943 • . . CLINTON NEW4-RECOR1) PAGE THIRTEEN I t ONTARIO ST. W.111.S. Church will be held in the The regular meeting of the Church Hall, on Tuesday, Nevem- WITS of Ontario St. United ber 9, at 3 p.m. The roll call • 'Clinton Day" Special at Bartliffs ANNIE LAURIE CHOCOLATES 1 lb. reg. $1 Special 85c ASSORTED COOKIES .reg. 23c Special. 19c doz. Introducing . "CHERRY BLOSSOM PIE" reg. 45c, .... Special 30c We 'Welcome our Customers, Old and :New, on "Clinton Day" 11 I 44+4-0 04•+4-04-4.-•-•••-•-•--tF+++0-•-4.4-4,**-1t-4.41-041.-+1-4-4.-0-44 BARTLIFF BROS. BAKERS and CONFECTIONERS PHONE 1 0141ISTiON -Try our 'Milk Loaf -- Plain or Sliced Armousairmosionsierisumissiesmammanimme is to be answered by the word "Peace." A chapter of the Study Book will be given. The Autumn Thankoffering is to be held'"on Tuesday, November 23, when Miss Edith Sperling, formerly of China and now of St. Marys will The regular meeting of the arms' Club of Wealey-Willis United Church will be held in the Sunday School Room on Tues- day evening, November 9, at eight o'clock. This will be the Thank - offering meeting and, the ladies of the WMS will be guests of the Club. Miss M. A. Stone will be the guest speake be the \special speaker. Proceeds " • .will go to the W1VIS. BARGAI et: "Clinton Day" Nov. 6 Modern Style ct TURN -OVER TOASTERS Reg. $4.95 ,Clinton Day Price $3.59 t; Special Displays: '! GURNEY STOVES LEONARD REFRIGERATORS • PHILIPS RADIOS , MONITOR WASHERS Watch Our Window for Other Bargains • MERRILL RADIO and ELECTRIC • Phone -313 : : 'Clinton !t. 1 Per Cent ff• .ALL LAMPS IN OUR STORE .on "Clinton Day", November 6 Tri -Lite Lounge Bridge Table Pin-up Desk A Large Dis0 lag ot Magnificent am • s for Your Home •STANDS — in walnut, spindle, bronze, silver and gold. SHADES — in silk and homespuns, REG $3,50 to $36,50 Sale $2.8 to $29020 ' .r•I•~.~.~1.11.4,•04.,NPW04.0••••••••~M.faunI••••~4~~04.• • This is a Great Opportunity to Secure SUITABLE CHRISTMAS GIFTS • for , Your Friends! ....o.p4.4.,..fr.0..•••••••••44‘.......41.,•••••••,..••••••••••••••••••4114•••••44NPININVIV.I•4•4•44,0~114.....1. and HARDWARE AND FURNITURE Funeral Directors D. G. BALL Phone 361-W, Phone 195 w. 3. ISIIPPOII Phone 361-J DEPUTY MAKES 'REPORT ON TRIP. TO. W. EUROPE (Continued from Page Nine) In Denmark, Mr. Graham said, all the economy of the country is dependent on agriculture. Ire emphasized 'that 30 per cent of the million people on farms have gone to an *agricultural school or taken courses in agriculture. They also are 'below in numbers of livestock and their bacon fac- tories are running at only 50 per cent. In Britain he declared he found the people had a tradition and loyalty to their country, not found anywhere else. He said the British are caretakers of their soil and they realize the im- portanec of science and research and its importance to the practical side of agriculture. Ross Marshall thanked the speaker. The Church Hall was filled to capacity for the event-. Colin Campbell, Bayfield, said grace, J. W. VanEgmond, Clinton, in- troduced those at the head table. R. G. Bennett, agricultural rep- resentative for Huron County, led in a singsong. In his opening remarks, Presi- dent Alien Betties, Bayfield, de- clared that more and more peo- ple were becoming interested in the black and white cattle, and extended a hearty welcome to everyone. Rev. W. J. Woolfrey extended a welcome to the church, and expressed good wishes for the future of the Club. The Cousins Quartette from Hay Township, rendered several musica4 numbers. Norman Martin, director of the Holstein -Friesian Association of Canada, brought greetings of that body. He presented It G. Bennett with' a billfold in ap- preciation of the latter's acting as announcer at the Bleck arid White Show held at London. Secretary W. Hume Clutton, Goderich, congratulated Mr. and Mrs. Willard Aiken on their re- cent marriage. . Various Presentations Presentation of various awards for efficiency and for winning at the Black and White Show at Blyth, was made. J. C. Rennie, assistant agri- cultural representative for Hu- ron County, presented prizes to the Junior Calf Club members, headed by Maurice Hallahan, Belgrave. R. G. Bennett, C. D. Graham, Samuel Riddick, and Hume Clutton, officiated at oth- er presentations. Cecil Peckham, Stratford, a Provincial director, spoke brief- ly, extending greetings from the Association. Howard Trewartha, Clinton, ex- pressed the thanks of the gath- ering to the ladies, a suitable reply being made by Mrs. C. IL Venner, BRIDGE RE -FLOORED GODERICH—A crew of more than 30 men were engaged in putting a new floor on the bridge which spans the Maitland River between Goderich and Saltford on the Bluewater Highway. The old planks were removed, and replaced .by a high class lam- inated floor. W1N CAR, TRACTOR SEAFORTH—The draw for the car was won by Mrs. Hilda Heskoviteh, Toronto, while C. P. Sills postmaster in Seaforth, was the ;sinner of the tractor. Hold- er of the •ticket on the radio was F. S. Skinner, Mitchell, .•••••••••••••,•••••••##~41.~.0 1 W1NPHAIVI --Wmgham Hydro seven per cent above quote.' Cut - headquarters have reVamped their offs at 12:30 to 1 p.m. and 5:30 Power cutoff schedule with the to , 6:30 p.m., with , complete announcement consumers are still blackouts at 2 a.m. are announced. mmessasminisr DANCE. TOWN HALL — CLINTON FRIDAY, NOV. 5, •TED KEANE and his Dixieland Septet Dancing from 10 to 1 — Admission 50c .11111•1111116 on "Clinton Day", Saturday, Nov. 6 1 glass with every$1 order THREE STAR SPECIALS CLARE JEWEL COOK STOVE complete with coal and wood grates, high shelf and reservoir. Reg. $138. "Clinton Day" only — $125. ENTERPRISE COOK STOVE, complete with coal and wood grates, warm- ing oven and reservoir.. Reg. $133. "Clinton Day" only — $118. KITCHEN CABINET SINK and TAPS. Reg. $114, "Clinton Day" only — $95 .311110..11w--••••. HAWKINS HARDWARE and PLUMBING Clinton "Clinton Day" Food Bargains Domestic or Jewel SHORTENING . . Ib. 39c Assorted 2 for JELLY POWDERS .. 15c Aylmer Soup 2 for Vegetable or Tomato . . 15c Blue Ribbon TEA V2 Ib. 43c, 45c Coltman's, Whyte's or Tender Flake LARD lb. 35c Success LIQUID WAX . . p1, 49c Pride of Niagara 2 for TOMATO JUICE . . 19c Woodbury's TOILET SOAP . 3 for 29c Crown PASTRY FLOUR 7 lb. bag 24 lb. bag 49c $1.63 4NIMININKINIMANNINNI,M1 AYLMER •Baby Food 6 for 43c Crown or Bee Hive CORN SYRUP 21b. 5 lb. 25c 59c 4 -string BROOMS LUX FLAKES (for 85c woollen and lingerie) 29c E. D. Smith's RINSO TOMATO KETCHUP . 23c Small size 2 for 25c No. 1 (15 lb. bag) Sunkist POTATOES ..... . . . 38c ' ORANGES. MIXED PEEL, Glazed Cherries ALMONDS 44 lb. pkg. 19c 15c •Y4 lb. 25c 344's 2 doz. 45c GLAZED FRUIT IA lb. pkg. 23c W. L. Johnson & Son PHONE CLINTON 2 8 6 Delivery 9ELIVERY HOURS: 1030 a.rn. - 2:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m. FREE 1 I