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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1949-05-12, Page 16'PAGE SIXTEEN CLINTON NEWS -RECORD THURSDAY, MAY 12,4' 1949 All Pipes, Lighters, Wallets, Tobacco - Pouches, Flashlights, in stock on "CLINTON DAY" May 14th CLINTON BOWLING ALLEY "Hal" Hartley, proprietor Your Car May 'Need One Too! We carry a' stock of new Goodyear Tires also some good slightly used tires, wagon tires Shell Service Station Leonard Cole, Proprietor Phone 5 Clinton Special Sale of Coats, Suits and resses AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES For Clinton Day Saturday, May 14 L Xdititte l'ie3J Iioppe Phone 178W MISS W. O'NEIL, in charge Town Council Approves Wig -wag (Continued from Page Nine) with a suggestion of welting a few weeks. Repairing Town Hall, Library Ald. Nediger reported a full programme of activity for ,the Property Committee. Mitoheal MVIcAdem's crew are at present working at the base wall of the • $450 a mile if you could get it. "We have been asked to send a letter to Hon. George Doucett. You can't expect blacktop orally unless you write for it," he stated. Ald. Trewartha added that "you couldn't possibly get the Minister of Highways to do anything until this week" because of a new government taking office. -It is certainly absurd to make any suggestions up till now that the road should ,.be surfaced.", (Editor's Note; The suggestion in the paper was that calcitim chloride had proved itself useless for laying dust with any Satis- faction and that oil mightbe tried, if assurance wasnot forth- coming that paving Would start very soon.) Building Permits Among motions passed were; That permit to erect two buildings for the housing of catt- le and horses in 'Community, Park at a cost of about $1,700, be granted the committee 'of Clin- ton Community Athletic Field; That Permit to erect a chicken ranch on the west side of Mat- ilda St. at a cost of about 0,000 be granted to Arthur St. Amens; that permit to erect a dwelling on North Street et a cost of about $2,000 be granted Donald Col- quhoun; Grant to Fair That Clinton Agricultural Soc- iety be granted $250 for 1949 and. an additional $50 be granted if deemed necessary, Pays Grants. That Council approve payment of 1949.-grent --$1,056.23 to Clin- ton Community Athletic Field; end also payment of $$50 to Clin-- ton Citizens' Band as part or 1949 grant. Fire., Hall tower and the Public Library, With underpinning. The Committee was authorized to build a good high wire fence, 1f necessary, properly to protect the neighbors in that vicinity from the waste paper nuisance. Plans also are under way for new eave- troughing for the Town Hall. Street Improvements Concerning the matter of per- manent street improvement on King's Highways 4 and 8 within the town limits, considerable dis- cussion arose, and the clerk was directed to make application to the Minister of Highways. Reeve Nott took exception to an item in last week's NEWS - RECORD which"he said he "didn't like very well because it showed us tip bad, asleep at the switch." "We don't need any needling up about our blacktop," he declared, adding that the member and the department had been' contacted. "I will tell our editor, just leave the matter to us; we'll look after italright. Just wait and we'll getit in time. Mr. Pryde has agreed to go to Toronto with us." Mayor Hattin said this was the only town that was doing any- thing on streets. "There won't be anything doing on the black- top until sununer," he said. The Mayor said the cost of oil (as suggested by The NE WS - RECORD) was up 40 per .cent from last year and it would cost Five Midget Teams In Softball Group At a meeting held in Belgrave to organize a group to play mid- get softball with Brussels, Blyth, Belgrave, Londesboro and West- field entering teams, Rev. W. J. Rogers, Blyth, was appointed chairman; C. R. Scultes, Belgrave, secretary, and George W. Cowan, Londesboro, as convener for the group. The following schedule was drawn up. May 10—Blyth at Londesboro 13—Westfield at Belgrave 16—Londesboro at Brussels 17—Westfield at Blyth 18—Belgrave apt Londesboro 20—Blyth at Belgrave Brussels at Westfield 23—Belgrave at Blyth 25—Blyth at Brussels Londesboro at Westf'1d 27—Brussels at Belgrave Londesboro at Blyth 30—Belgrave at Westfield Brussels at Londesboro June 1—Londesboro at Belgrave 3—Westfield at Brussels 6—Westfield at Londesboro Belgrave at Brussels 8—Blyth at Westfield 1.0—Brussels at Blyth Londesboro Midgets Trounce Blyth 25=5 (By Jack Webster) Londesboro Midgets started their ball season off with a bang this year when they beat Blyth midgets 25-5 in Londesboro on Tuesday night. Both teams had lots of zip from start to finish and although the Blyth lads fought hard, Landes- bora lads proved too much for therm. Hesslewood pitched all the way for Londesboro, whereas Blyth used three pitchers, Brown, Mc- Donald and Armstrong. Arm- strong got the only home -rim of the game. inunnmsniL Riley's Grocery "Where Quality Sells and Service Tells" lb. 25c SUPREME SHORTENING LARD 2 lbs. for 33e FILLED COOKIES ib. 29c FLAVORING, Assorted 2 for 25e MONARCH MARGARINE TIP TOP TOMATO JUICE DATE and NUT LOAF 2 tins for 29e AYLMER TOMATO SOUP 3 tins for 25e GREEN BEANS 2 tins for 25e YELLOW BEANS 2 tins for 25e GREEN PEAS 2 tins for 25c PINEAPPLE ration $1.69 CATSUP Rs1. 79e APPLE and RASPBERRY JAM lb. 32c JELLY POWDERS 3 for 25e CANNED TOMATOES 2 for 290, RILEY'S GROCERY Phone 39 Free Delivery. 2 lbs. for 630 3 for 25c WHEN IN CLINTON BE SURE AND VISIT OUR Implement Sales A Few Specials 1 only Two -Row Oliver Corn Planter 1948 FORD TRACTOR and PLOW Used Car Lot 1935 CHEVROLET Coach .1941 CHEVROLET 1/Z -TON MODEL "A" FORD. COUPE Murphy Bios. Oliver Sales and Service utstaading for CLINTON — 1BEFORE you EllY a coalwood range...seethe Ir NEW - -a Reductions DAY ONLY! ' • Here', a stove of modern design and with exceptional cooking capacity — ata really moderate price. The Findlay "Vega" hao ao extra roomy firebox for better heating and quick baking. Can be obtained in three finishes. Come in and sae the modern features of this }indley Coal and Wood Range. Reg. $102.50 . . FINDLAY "OVAL" Reg. $133 ... for $92.50 .. f& $123.50 Reg R S ,SPARTON RADIOS Reg. $29.95 for $24.50 Reg. 46.5 for $37.50 TROMBERG-CARLSON Reg. $83.50 for $69.50 EXTRA SPECIAL!! SIX -QUART ALUMINUM SAUCEPAN with cover Reg. $1.35 -.-- ..,.. for .89 EVERY CUSTOMER GETS A YARDSTICK FREE°1 ll EPPS SHALLOW WELL AUTOMATIC WATER SYSTEM (made in Clinton) Reg. $105 ' for $95 GILSON ELECTRIC WASHER Reg. $I 69.50 for $159 COFFIELD ELECTRIC WASHER Reg. $149 for $135.50 .110.1111,101/ BUTTER — PERDUE rBUY AND SAVE MEN'S WORK SOCKS ALL WOOL 2 pr. 79c BrY :I AND SAVE miatimmirtiorkowliolliftiftiftolkftmoimmiimai SUITS - - - TOPCOATS - - - WORK CLOTHES Herman's Men's Wear THE BEST PLACE TO SHOP FOR MEN'S WEAR IN CLINTON. WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT THIS STORE ON CLINTON DAY, MAY 14. ENGLISH ALL -WOOL 20% OFF GABARDINE SUITS "Clinton Day" Special ALL SHIRTS $39.50 ALL 'SUITS and TOPCOATS REDUCED IN PRICE OVER 400 TO CHOOSE FROM BOY'S PANTS Reg. $5,50 Clinton Day ... $3.95 • FORSYTH • McGREGOR MANY MORE *UNADVERTISED SPECIALS Herman's Men's Wear PHONE 224W CLINTON JACKETS . - SWEATERS - - - SPORT SHIRTS— - SLACKS - - HATS BUY AND SAVE SPECIAL! Men's Athletic Underwear Shorts - Shirts 59c ea. Buy Your Summer Supply Now MEN'S' 'POLO SHIRTS Buy NOW For Suntnmer Wear At This Sub- siontial Saving ON SALE 98c 1BUY AND. SAVE