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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1947-05-08, Page 8MOE ElerliT CLINTON' NEWS-11ECORD TJIURSI?A.Y,., MAY 8, 124' rotrnta4 • Mother's Day It's not just another day But its very renal and true, So .let's not forget the one Who - thinks so much of you. 0 0 r OUR I300K SELECTION FOR HER "MIRACLE OF THE BELLS" $3.50 "WIND WITHOUT RAIN" $3.00 * Suvgestions from Our China Department Fancy English Cups and Saucers ..55, $1.25, 1.50, 2.75, 3.25 English China Teapots at $1.75, 2.25, 3.25, 3.50 Fancy Vases at .75, $1.85, ' 2.25, 2.50 Book Ends at $1.50, 1.75, 2.25, 5.00, 5.75 Cake Plates at $1.25 and 1.75 Double Glass Shelves with Chrome Brackets $1.98 9 -Piece Cake Set '6.75 McEWAN OFTENTHE GHTnAPElST•—ALWAYS THE BEST • DANCE Town Hall, Clinton TUESDAY, MAY 13 Dancing 9 P.M. to 1 A.M. * KEN WILBEE'S 5 -PIECE ORCHESTRA * * * Auspices: BOARD OF PARK MANAGEMENT ADMISSION: 50 cents Extends Thanks Having disposed of my Jewellery and Optical business to Mr. Arnold Jackson, of Woodstock, I -wish to take this opportunity of thanking all my friends in Clinton and surrounding districts for their patronage in my thirty years in business here. I would ask for this sane kindness and loyalty to be ex- tended to Mr. Jackson. R. H. JOHNSON 19-b Jackets Just the thing for Spring!. In Blues, Browns and Tans 3.95 to 8.95 Davis & Herman t' Johnson's Quality Groceries Make Johnson's your Headquarters for your Medically Endorsed Baby Foods. With this ad we will give you 1 Doz. tins of Baby Food (any variety) for 92c PF Port hort's (By RSA) IN BETWEEN SEASONS With snow still- on the ground on the eighth day of Maly, AD 1947, what can one do about field sports? The Oonvmunity Park is far from being ready, even far ball practice, although some work has been done on it this year by the Board of Park Management. —.— DRAW SCHEDULE TONIGHT The schedule makers, will be at it. full swung, in Hensel) tonight in :the Huron -Perth Baseball League inter- mediate series. Getting a satisfac- tory schedule may be quite a prob- lem, with so many teams expecting to enter the intermediate series. The latest we bear is Godei."ieh, which played) in the WOAA last year. It looks as if the WOAA as far as baseball is concerned, will just be a shadow of its former self, and will likely ,concentrate en softball. —.— SOFTBALL PLANS Loeal softball 'activities have been rather on the quiet side during the past few days, pending a change in the weather. The boys just cannot practice if their bones creak from the cold,• and their hands . are just freezing. Coach "Poodle" Liverrnove expects' to call t.practice just as soon as it is physically possible. The WOAA senior schedule will be 'drawn up and school for umpires 'held, at Winghann next We'dnesday, Mato 14.. —0— LION BASEBALL, SOFTBALL Hugh R. Hawkins, chairman of the Lions Club Sports Committee, has called a meeting far the Town Council Chamber at 8 p.m., Monday, May 12, for all those interested in juvenile and midget baseball, and ladies' softball. Players and . fans, please take note! o BOWLING Wearwell Girls' League Wean/well Girls' Bowling League had its regular time on the Alleys Thursday evening..Olivettes defeated Moolettes 2,312--2,264, winning five .points to two. The sone night Serviettes defeat- ed Musgrettes 2,414--2072, winning seven 'points. Gordon R. Hearn OPTOMETRIST will •be at the home of Mrs. B. C. Itearn next Mon., Tues., and Wed., May 12, 13, 14 PHONE 69 19-b i If You Need Your Fruit Trees Sprayed or Your Barn Whitewashed and Disinfected Or Your Lawn Rolled see Jack Little PHONE 335W - CLINTON 19-p Nestles Condensed MB 1 6 tins 69e Junket Custard Powders 2 for 25e Gerbers Oatmeal or Cereal Mixture 24e Nutehi nn Cereal 45c Phillip's 1 Pure Baby Soap Olive Oil 3 bars 20e 490 Pride of Niagara Tomato Juice 2 for 23c Johnsons Baby Powder 55e tin. Delivery Hours: 10.30 a.m.-4.30 p.nr.. PINEAPPLES • 24's 3 for 89c PHONE 286 Curtain and Drapery Materials Now in Stock also CURTAINS MADE IJP BROWN'S One door north of the Royal Bank DESIRABLE FURNISHED COTTAGES FOR RENT WEiEK OR SEASON Three bedrooms, living room and kitchen. Good beach, hydro, good water Johnson's Deer Lodge HAYFIELD F. R. CUNINGHAME FLORIST For Mother's Day Plants & Cut Flower make the ideal gift CHOOSE FROM OUR ATTRACTIVE COLLECTION IHYDRANGEAS - CINE'RARIAS CAL.CEOLARIASFUCHSIAS FERNS - PANS -OP PLANTS PETUNIAS, Etc. Cut Flowers ROSES- CARNATIONS SNAPDRAGONS and DAFFODILS 19-h GARDEN FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES QUALITY GROCERIES - Frosted Foods COOKED and SMOKED MEATS GOOD NEWS TO THE PEOPLE OF CLINTON AND DISTRICT: THE INSPECTORS OF THE WARTIME PRICES AND TRADES BOARD WHO MADE A THOROUGH INVESTIGATION IN CLINTON RECENTLY, CON- GRATULATED US ON HAVING RECORDS, ALL PRICES AND MERCHANDISE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THEIR REGULATIONS. —C. M. Shearing SHEARING'S PHONE 48 — Free Delivery — CLINTON SEE - HEAR - BUY the new Northern Electric table model radio with built-in aerial, attraetive appearance, 5 tubes, and 5" high fidelity speaker giving super tone—$32.50. New RCA Victor Car Radios arriving in May Price $59.95 Get your ear radio checked over and tuned up now for summer driving. GUARANTEED RADIO REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES & MODELS MERRILL RADIO and ELECTR1Y Radio and Eleetrical Appliance Sales and Service Phone 313 Clinton A High Class Range . Here's a stove of modem design and with exceptional cooking capacity — at a realty moderate price. The Findlay "Vega" has an extra roomy firebox for better heating and quick baking. Can be obtained in three anishee. Come in and see the modem features of this Piedlay Coal and Wood Range. Full -enamelled, with high shelf and reservoir $116.00 SUTTER -- PERDUE PHONE 147 HARDWARE CLINTON HELP US Special Sunday Turkey Dinner $1.00 ALSO CHOICE MEALS AT PRICES 'LOWER, THAN $F HOURS: Saturday & Sunday 1 1.30 ant. to 12 midnight Other Days '11.30 aril.. to & pm. CLINTON GRILL (formerly Thrower's Restaurant), "YOUR ROST IN CLINTON" JOHN 11/EILFILLS, Proprietor Victoria St. PHONE 243' Clinton 19-u PHONE 62 If you need that Chesterfield Suite or Odd Chair recovered to look like new. A GOOD SELECTION OF COVNKS TO GHOQSE FROM JACK'S UPHOLSTERINNG W. L. MOOIIE, Proprietor WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED Huron and Orange Sts. Clinton PHONE 62 - WHAT TO DO UNTIL YOU CAN GET A NEW CAR New cars are still very • scarce. It may he a long time before there are enough to fill orders. Therefore your present car—no matter what its age—is a very valuable piece of property. Treat it as such! r If it is a Chrysler or Plymouth, we urge you to bring it in for a periodic check and tune-up., This is an economical service and will surely save you money in the long run. And any time that work needs to be done on your car, remember that we have the special tools, factory -engineered and in- spected parts and trained mechanics needed; to do it quickly and economically, USED CARS We are in the market for used cars. HIGHEST PRICES PAID Lorne Brown Motors Chrysler, Plymouth and Fargo Sales and Service PHONES: Day 367W, Night 367J REDUCE PRICES!! IO%Off TEN DAYS ONLY To-DaySaturday MAY 8 t� MAY 17 In keeping with the nationwide effort to hold prices down, we are offering a discount of ten per cent. on cash purchases from today, May 8, up to and including Saturday, May 17. Sorry discount can't apply to Shakespeare tackle and a couple of other lines. Now is the time to get that much-needed sporting equipment. Drop in today and see our complet e stock! IAave you seen the new compact portable radio, complete with carrying strap, now on demon- stration? The famous "WIIIZZER MOTOR BICYCLE Gan travel up to 35 miles ,per hour. NOW ON DISPLAY Complete $225 Don't forget Mother's Day. What more ap- propriate gift could you give than an album of her favourite records? 'C L I N T A Phone 42 p l ood Errs N SPORTING GOODS OF QUALITY �,1 6 a +4t"` VICTOR RECO Clinton