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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News Record, 1944-02-10, Page 8The Mack All Cast Furnace Insures Healthy Comfort Satisfaction Canada's Leading Hot Air Furnace No Smoke, no Gas, no Dirt SUTTER ' PERDUE HARDWARE, PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS PHONE 147w. CLINTON, ONT. FEBRUARY for us a month of Stock -taking Be sure to watch our counters for the clean-up lines with the red price tickets. Some are lines we do not intend to replace and some\ lines we can not replace. • Men's overalls, discontinued lines in sizes 34, 40, 42 and 44 clearing at prices $1.39 to $1.75 Men's Fine Shirts 14 to 1GYzcollar attached or separate collars $1.00 Buy next Winter's overcoats now and save money. About twenty Coats on our racks to choose from and all reduced to clear. Special clearing lines in the Shoe dept. at reduced prices. Buy Quality Shoes at Plumsteel Bros. Arrow Shirts — Adam Hata — Scott & ?deltaic Shoo for Me. Agents Tip Top Tailors. BROODER COAL I, I have a 70 -ton car of Brooder coal, which will be here the first of the Week. A. D Phone 256 McCARTNEY Clinton COUNCIL MEETING ( Continued from Page 1) the coming next Victory Loan Drive; also e, the Reeve, through meeting Highway Department Officials learn- ed that through' this department we Might receive gratis a certain amount of engineering service partaking to our new proposed sewerage system. It was moved that we advertise in the daily papers and the Commercial news for applications for an engineer -Co 'survey the town and draw plans for storm sewers and a sewerage system for the town of Clinton. All appli- cations to be in the hands of the clerk by March sixth, 1944. Mayor Agnew spoke of the matter of the water system to the R.C.A.F. Station, and as it pertains to the Town, Councillor Butler, as president of the Welcome Home Committee re- ceived,the full assurance from the Mayor and coined that the Hall would be free of charge for occasions of any kind directly for the Welcome Home Committee, also that Council would grant the privilege of •a Tag Day whenever it was felt advisable to launch one. Reeve Falconer proved the adjourn- ment. STREET PAY SHEET A. Caster, 2 hrs,` 80 A. Fulford, 9 hrs. •,.. .. $450 Geo, F. Elliott, 23 hrs. $51.75 , E. Fremlin, posts snow fence $11.60 Roy Patterson, Re C, Epps Claim 10.00 .I STREET LIGI{TING I'q U. C. Lighting Streets . , , $215.22 PROPERTY U. C. Lighting Rest Room .. .80 , U. C. Lighting Town Hall $13.76 U. C. S. Scales 80 rs. L. Tidesweli C of R. R. "$500 . B. Mustard 5000 lbs.Coal $3125 wap. of Hullett erecting and remov- ng snow -fence $7.50 E. Fremlin1 cord Cedar (pd) $3.75 utter & Perdue, pipes & labor $2.90 Carter, Cleaning Stage . .40 Ross McEw'an batteries , .• .50. Mrs. L. Pearson Cleaning Stage $6.09 CEMETERY M. McE'wan, Salary $95,83 Geo. F. Elliott, Snow plowing $11.25 FIRE and WATER Carl Draper F. 13. r/a yr. sal. $232.50 Prov Treas. 1944 F. T. License $2.15 DRY EARTH CLOSET A. Fulford, Salary $70,00 SALARIES A. E. Fremlin, Salary $83.33 R. B, Fitzsimmons 15'days $37.50 Brace' McDougall 16 days $40,00 M. T. Corless, Salary $83.33 M. Corless, (248 Registrations) $62,00 Norman Kennedy Salary $50.00 BOARD OF HEALTH • Dr. J., W. Shaw, M, O. H, Salary & expenses paid. $152.08 RELIEF Cheque paid to indigent family $20.00 POSTAGE AND STATIONERY PRINTING • G.R. McEwan Postage &Supplies$5,80, Clinton News -Record printing $26.00 GENERAL MUNICIPAL EXPENSE The Bell Telephone Co. Gen. $9.84 Clinton News -Record Forms and el- ection supplies $40.25 The Municipal World Assessor ' and Collectors books $25.24 The Municipal World Ten Sub. $10.00 H. G. Meir r $469,10 I4. G. Meir and J. E. Johnson $274,25 McDonald and Kennedy . $84.12 Campbell Grant $378,30 Total $1205,77 RECEIPTS Rentals $60.00 Cemetry $31.75 $91.75 V Women's institute The regular quilting will be held Friday afternoon, Feb. 18th,in the Agricultural Board room. Will all members please try to be present. Lunch willbe served by ikirs. Levis, Mrs. •McKinley and, Miss C. Harrison. Please note change in date. CLINTON NS edecorating Store At the present 'time , we, areendeavouring to change and redecorate our Shore., It is not our intention to ad- vertise Merchandise to you when we are in this untidy, condition. We Hope when we have completed the job you will come to our Store and enjoy Shopping in it. We would also like to Thank our customers for their very kind and patient attitude under these adverse conditions. G. R. McEwan Co. Books & Stationery PHONE 84 "OFTEN THE CHEAPEST ALWAYS THE BEST" I�III��II �IIIUJ'!!If!I�gllpllllllllllllll^i Ul IJIIIIUIIIIIII�)Iq lel , Mrs. W. A. Oakes is in Toronto for a few days, Miss R. V. Irwin is visiting friends in Toronto and Montreal. Miss Edna, Archambault of London spent the week end in town. Mrs. Charles Glew of London called on friends in town this week. Pilot Officer and Mrs. Lloyd Steph- ens are spending some time in De- troit. Mr, Joseph Clifton of North Dakota called on his uncle, Mr. Charles Clifton recently. Miss Dorothy Cornish of Toronto was a week end visitor with her parents,. Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Cornish. L.A.C. and Mrs. L. W. Caldwell of Toronto spent the week end with their parents in Clinton and Londes- boro. Mrs. Harold McPherson left last week for St. John, New Brunswic7 ac- companied by her mother, Mrs. Geo. Taylor, as. far ns Montreal. Corporal Frank Ives of Vancouver, . B. C., who recently arrived from overseas, called on Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor this week. Corporal Albert •J. Shore, recently returned from Newfoundland, is visiting Mrs. Shore, at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Heard, Miss Mildred Heard and Mrs. L.H.R. Theedom of the News -Record Staff had a visitor this week in th.a person of W. Shippling Jnr., from Halifax, N. S:, a sailor who received the ditty bag packed by them at Christ- mastime. Mrs. Jerry Hamilton, of Uxbridge, Mrs. Jack Collins, London; Miss Marion Thompson, Hamilton Mr. Wilbur ,McBride, Kitchener, Mi', and Mrs Alex Wylie and Miss Amarylis Stephenson of Marlette, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Jack Manning, Pilot Mound, Man. Mr. Charles and Miss Nettie Keddy of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Mousseau of St. Cath- erines, Mr. Stewart Beattie Wing - ham, were in Clinton attending the, funeral of. the late Mrs. Lorne MFBride of Windsor. v .. HOLMESVJLLE Miss Alma. Trewartha of Wood- ham spent the week end with. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Trewartha. Jack McClinchey of London spent the week endwith his parents. Mrs. G. M. Elliott and baby' daugh- ter have returned hone from the Clinton hospital Miss Minnie' Proctor has returned toq:he village after spending some- time • in Toronto. • On Jan. 28, Mrs. Walters enter- tained her Sunday School Class. This' was a hard thne party, and the 'best costume was worn by Lloyd Bond. A hard time lunch was served to about twenty members. All enjoyed a plea- sant evening. • The Red Cross held their regular meeting last Tuesday at. Oe home of Miss S -Acheson with •the president; Mrs.. Bill Jervis presiding, A •quilt was quilted and lunch was served by group one. The following letter has been re- ceived by the•, Red Cross Soeiety who thought it' would be of, interest' to 'many, andi°also because of the lengthof timepassed since ,anyone has heard froha Pte. Bradley. To H•olmesville Unit, Dear Friends:. --L, Just a few lines to thank you for the 'very nice 'parcel I received at Christmas. It was real swell and I want you to know that h appreciate it to the utmost. It is really nice to' receive these gifts when you are. over here, It makes you -feel so much, better when you know the people back home are thinking of you and backing you up all the way; I feel that we will soon have the job over here finished and will all be home again. Once. again I'll thank you very much ,for your parcel. In dos- ing I wieh you all the very best of good. Iuck and may this New Year hold health and happiness and pros,- polity ros;perity for all. - Frank Bradley, FI 50304 Pte. Bradley. F. E. H. L. I. of 0. Canadian Army Ogerseas. Ice Carnival. Draws Crowd One of the largest crowds attended the Ice Carnival in the local arena last FriOay night sponsored by the Huron. Fish and Game Club. From the viewpoints of attendance and -cost- umes it was conceded to be one of the most successful sports events held here in a number of years, Miss Leota Freeman, young daught- er of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Freeman, was adjudged "Queen of the Carn- ival". Her costume of pale blue and silver, with white wand, was fashioned after that of the Fairy Queen in "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs". The golden crown placed on her head by master of ceremonies, J. C. Shear- er completed the picture. Prize was $7.00. A special feature, which proved hilarious was the "broom ball game" between Clinton's Masked Marvels and the R. C. A. F. Prizes ranged fromv25 cents to $2,00 for the sport events and the winners were: races, boys 10 years and under C. Maltby, A. ` Fowler, C. Maltby; boys 15 and under, R. Miller, J. Gibson Bs~uee Marshall; girls 10 and ,under, Arva Britton, Norma Warrick, Jean Petrie; girls 15 and under, June Fletcher, Margaret Colquhoun, Audrey Jervis; open race for boys of Huron county, Murray Draper; girls in same class, Ardyss Inkley; feature prize, youngest skater, Carol Anne Zim- merman; oldest skater, Mrs. J. C. Cook; fattest man' and woman El. wood ,- Epps, Mrs, E'd. Sturgeon; largest family on skates, 4 or more, Elwood Epps and family; men's comic, Roger Garen; ladies' comic, Jessie Campbell; best dressed man, Peter Zimmerman; best lady, Mrs, Orval Lobb, Mrs. W. Wells, Mrs. W. McLaren, Mrs. James Chowen; best lady clown, Helen Kennedy; best national costume, man, Bill Shear- ing; lady, Mrs. Breckenridge. The judges were E. A. Fines and J. M. Elliott. V STANLEY Mr, Colin Campbell attended a Holstein convention in Toronto last Flowers for all Occasions Use our 'Telegraph Service for Flowers to be delivered at a, dis- tance. You will find it most sat- isfactory. .As supplies of cut flowers are limited please order ahead for special occasions to avoid disap- pointment. PLANTS Cinerarias;, Cyclamen, and Cherr- ies are all in season. Pots ..of Daffodils will soon be available. F. R. •CUNINGHAME Member of Florists Tel. Del. As. Personal care given every order and special attention given to Funeral Orders. Phone 176 and 31, Superior .Store PHONE 111--CLINTON. SPECIALS FOR February, 10, 11, 12 READICUT MACARONI 2 lbs, 9c LIBBY's MUSTARD G oz. jar 9e ELLMAR VANILLA EXTRACT 4 oz. btl. 9c COW BRAND BAKING- SODA ib. pkg. ' 9c GRAPENUT FLAKES 7 oz. pkg. 9e SUPERIOR BAKING POWDER 16 oz. tin 19e HILLCREST SHORTENING lb. 19c iSANIWHITE TOILET TISSUE 3 rolls 19c CAMAY TOILET SOAP 3 bars 19c .I HILLCREST LARD 1 lb, 19e NEILSONojS COCOA % lb. tin 19e ,KELLOGGS CORN FLAKES 1 4 pkgs ROMAN MEAL pkg. JAVEX 2 bottles SANI-FLUSH_ tin NUTRIM BABY CEREAL 1 9 oz. pkg. 29c FLO-GLO LIQUID FLOOR WAX 20 oz. jar 29c GRAIPEFRUIT Size 126s 6 for 29c CARROTS, UNWASHED 6 lbs. 29c CELERY HEARTS 2 Bunches 29c 29c 29c 29c 29e. L Pr THflMPSON tree Delivery WEEK END SPECIALS • 6- Cans LIBBY'S or CARNATION Milk (plus 1 G. Coupon) 59c 2 pkgs AUNT JEMIMA Pan Cake 1 Flour 35e 1 pkg. NATURAL HEALTH Bran 15c week. 1 pkg. RED RIVER Cereal , . , , 25c 1 pkg. Giant Quick Cooking Robin- a Hood oats 29e 1 tin HERRING and TOMATO Sauce 19c 3 lb. WHITE or YELLOW Sugar 25c 12 pkg. CLUB HOUSE Puddings :15e 14 Cakes SUNLIGHT SOAP , , , , 25c 14 cakes P. & G. Pearl or London, Soap 22e 11 pkg, (5 bars) Wonderful Soap..19e 5 lb. SPY APPLES (Domestic) ..25c 2 pkgs LIPTON NOODLE Soup , ,25c '2 tins HABITANT Veg. Soup '19c NEW CABBAGE ib, Gc 12 GRAPEFRUIT (Marsh seedless) 96s 15c SUNKIST NAVEL ORANGES at ,25c, 39c, 49c, 59e Doz. According to size Mrs, Roy Scotchmer attended the funeral of a former school 'chum Mrs. Myrtle McBride, in Clinton on Satur- day, Mr, -and. Mrs. William Scotchmei' spent the week end -with their daugh- ter Mrs, Wild of Clinton. ' Warden Fred Watson attended the Plowman's Association in Toronto on Tuesday last. Mrs. Roy. Scotchmer made a busi- ness trip to Windsor on Monday last. The last Red Cross meeting of the Bronson Line was held at the home of Mrs. Russel Heard. The next meeting is to be held at the Nome of M, rs. Sam Helmer. V • VARNA Mr. and Mrs. A. Seeley of Clinton spent Saturday afternoon with the fo°rmer's sister Mrs. A. Austin. Mr. 'H. Coultice, who for some time has been enjoying the best of health is at time of writing with his daughter in London. Mr. E. Stephenson is still confined to his bed "'atthe home of Mr. and• Mrs N, Reid anti is not as well as usual. L .0: L. 1035 will hold. .a euchre and dance on St, Valentine evening Feb. 114 th. Good music will be provided and prizes. Each lady is askedto please bring lunch. Proceeds to be to send boxes to the boys over- seas verseas. Mrs. Elmer Webster' spent. last week in Windsor as guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Clifton. W. L. JOHNSON PHONE 286 GROCER DELIVERY HOURS 4 to 6 p.m. DANCE in Town Hall' Clinton TuesdayFebruary 15 , y Proceeds for Patriotic Purposes Dancing 9-1 Carruthers. ,Orchestra Admission 50 cents Mel Crich, Manage THURS., FEB. 10th, 1944 MORE NEW STOCK Has Just arrived including One Solid Massive Dining .room Suite in Solid Oak old English finish. . A New line of Occasional chairs, One Flat top desk very useful for office use with lots of Storage space for filing Papers and doc- uments, also tables and, Ferneries. A new line of Plate glass Mirrors, also some new wardrobes with Folding doors, and ope wardrobe in Walnut finish with cedar lining, Last But not least a grew Shipment of Spring filled Mattreses Priced from $19,00 to $36.50,. BALL & ZAPFE DEALERS IN GENERAL HARDWARE ANA. FURNITURE AMBULANCE SERVICE FUNI4AL DIRECTORS DOUGLAS G. BALL 7. J. ZAPFE Phone 110 Phone 103 Store Phone 195 February 10 to 12 OXFORD INN Vegetable Soup 3 tins ,.,.......,-......,,,, 29c POST BRAN FLAKES 2 pkg. 21c SPECIAL WHEAT PUFFS 3 sizes Bushel pk. 39c x/2 bushel pk. 25e x/bushel pk. 15c 'COWAN'S COCOA 1 lb, tin ,.,.._...,. 23c INTERLAKE Toilet Tissue 3 rolls 25c JAVEX bottle ,1,...-.,... 15c LOOSE COCOA lb, ..... _,,.,-,,.,_,,.._.,,,, 17c CANADA SEAL HERRINGS in tomato sauce l9ctin FOREST CITY BAKING POWDER 1 lb. Tin and free pyrex custard dish free all for 25c RAINBOW noodle soup 2 pkg. I 19c KIRK'S castile Soap 5 bars 25c CHICKEN HADDDIE tin , 35c ROBINHOOD: OATS 5 lb. pkg. 29c IN OUR MEAT COUNTER FRESH SAUSAGE Ib. 25c FRESH WIENERS lb. 27c BREAKFAST BACON lb. { 42e BACK BACON lb. . 59c, also an assortment of cooked meats 19cL • Lobb, Grocer FREE DELIVERY HARDWARE, PLUMBING OR HEATING no mai- ter *hat your need is we will try and serve you, We are gradually getting new stock every day, ' See our lines of Glassware, Enamelware and Hardware: We will be glad to' give you any prices on Plumbing and Heating for the job you've been intending to put in for sometime. Hawkins Hardware PLUMBING AND HEATING PHONE 244 bitt SPECIALS FOR FEBRUARY 11th, and 12th, ROUND GRAIN LIIPTON'S NOODLE RICE 2•lbs. 25o SOUP MIX 2 pkg. 25e COFFEE Red and White % lb. pkg. 23c 1 ib. pkg.43o i VAN CAMPS PRE COOKEDCLOVER LEAF BEANS 2 pkg. 27c ° '" PILCHARDS tin 19e . = sKOR �iG YOUR >p!rT 2Oc lb. i- nv y'r �� NEW CANADIAN YELLOW MIX WITH COFFEE - CHEESE lb. 35e APPLETINE pkg.• 21c HEDLUNDS AYLMER TOM. or VEG. MEAT BALLS tin 29c SOUP tin 10G GARDEN FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES MUSHROOMS - GREEN BEANS — PARSNIPS — TOMATOES RHUBARB — SWEET POTATOES — RADISHES — CELERY SUNKIST LARGE- 176's NEW TEXAS ORANGES doz 59e CARROTS 3 lbs. 25c CALIFOIRNIA JUICY 360's CHOICE LARGE HEAD LEMONS 3 for 10e LETTUCE ':- 17c TEXAS SEEDLESS 112's • NEW TEXAS ' GRAPEFRUIT 4 - 25c, BEETS 3 lbs. 25e ' C. M. SHEARING ... PHONE 48 ' For Quality Foods CLINT,ON MORE NEW STOCK Has Just arrived including One Solid Massive Dining .room Suite in Solid Oak old English finish. . A New line of Occasional chairs, One Flat top desk very useful for office use with lots of Storage space for filing Papers and doc- uments, also tables and, Ferneries. A new line of Plate glass Mirrors, also some new wardrobes with Folding doors, and ope wardrobe in Walnut finish with cedar lining, Last But not least a grew Shipment of Spring filled Mattreses Priced from $19,00 to $36.50,. BALL & ZAPFE DEALERS IN GENERAL HARDWARE ANA. FURNITURE AMBULANCE SERVICE FUNI4AL DIRECTORS DOUGLAS G. BALL 7. J. ZAPFE Phone 110 Phone 103 Store Phone 195 February 10 to 12 OXFORD INN Vegetable Soup 3 tins ,.,.......,-......,,,, 29c POST BRAN FLAKES 2 pkg. 21c SPECIAL WHEAT PUFFS 3 sizes Bushel pk. 39c x/2 bushel pk. 25e x/bushel pk. 15c 'COWAN'S COCOA 1 lb, tin ,.,.._...,. 23c INTERLAKE Toilet Tissue 3 rolls 25c JAVEX bottle ,1,...-.,... 15c LOOSE COCOA lb, ..... _,,.,-,,.,_,,.._.,,,, 17c CANADA SEAL HERRINGS in tomato sauce l9ctin FOREST CITY BAKING POWDER 1 lb. Tin and free pyrex custard dish free all for 25c RAINBOW noodle soup 2 pkg. I 19c KIRK'S castile Soap 5 bars 25c CHICKEN HADDDIE tin , 35c ROBINHOOD: OATS 5 lb. pkg. 29c IN OUR MEAT COUNTER FRESH SAUSAGE Ib. 25c FRESH WIENERS lb. 27c BREAKFAST BACON lb. { 42e BACK BACON lb. . 59c, also an assortment of cooked meats 19cL • Lobb, Grocer FREE DELIVERY HARDWARE, PLUMBING OR HEATING no mai- ter *hat your need is we will try and serve you, We are gradually getting new stock every day, ' See our lines of Glassware, Enamelware and Hardware: We will be glad to' give you any prices on Plumbing and Heating for the job you've been intending to put in for sometime. Hawkins Hardware PLUMBING AND HEATING PHONE 244