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We Have Just Received
A Shipment of Barbed Wire
Make arrangements for your lot at once and don't
be disappointed.
Cook Stoves, Heaters, Coal Oil Stoves and ovens,
Coleinan gasoline cook stoves.
See our China department
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CLINTON, ONT.
Get Ready For Easter
Men's Spring suits, ready-to-wear .fancy tweeds,
or worsteds, smart styles, right prices $22.50 up.
Special line at $28.50
Men's felt hats for Spring, new styles, new colors,
$2.25 and $3.95 1
Men's plain white broadcloth shirts attached fused!
collars sizes 14 to 17 at $1.35
Brooke and Arrow brands, white or colored at $2.00
and $2.50
Men's All Wool Pullover sweaters long sleeves, mar-
oon, blue, black or green , $2.95
Men's oxfords black or tan $2.75 up Goodyear Welts
calf or kid leather. Made by Williams Shoe Co.
and Scott and McHale $6.00 to $7.50
Plumsteel Bros.
Arrow Shirts — Adam Hats — Scott & McHale Shoes for Mea
Agents Tip Top Tailors.
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39th Annual
Spring Show
Thursday, April 6th, 1944
Featuring Horses, Beef Cattle, and Bacon Hogs,
$1250,00 prize money. •
Exhibit of Dressed bacon hog carcasses.
Junior Farmers judging competition.
Load Speaking System.
The fair will be officially opened by the Lieutenant Governor of
Ontario, the Honourable Albert Matthews, who willaarrive at Clinton,
12.03 noon. Mrs. Matthews will accompany his Honour.
Middlesex Huron regiment will furnish guard of honour.
No. 5 R.C.A.F. Station Band will be in attendance accompanied
by different R. C. A. F. units for the opening ceremonies, which will
be broadcast over C. K. N. X. Wingham.
This promises to be an outstanding stock show.
A cordial invitation is extended. to all citizens,
President John Innes General Manager — A. J. McMurray
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NOTICE
Between the dates of March 28th, to May 1st. all trucks must not
exceed the half -load while, in transit on the Town Streets. Bus veh-
icles also must be kept to the No. 8 and No. 4 Highways also during
this period:,
BY ORDER OF THE TOWN COUNCIL
LONDON ROAD
The -March meeting of the London
Road Club was held at the home of
Mrs. Wm. Falconer with tip presi-
dent in the chair. The meeting opened
singing "The Rose of Tralee," follow-
ed by the Club Creed. Roll call was
answered by a housecleaning hint,
There were thirteen members and one
visitor /present.
Two pairs of socks were brought in
also ten flannelette dresses were
cut out by Mr,s. Hann and Mrs. Clegg
to be finished by the members.
One quilt top was pieced by Mrs.
A. Wiltse and one by Mrs. Clegg, A
quilt will be quilted at the home of
Mrs. W. Swinbank. •
Letters of thanks were received
from Gnr. Bill Jenkins and co. W. E.
Managhan for cigarettes.
Proceeds of the Euchre party held
at the Agricultural room amounted
to $24.25. This party was put on by
Mrs, A. Wiltse, Mrs. F. Anderson
'and Mrs, W. E. Managhan.
It was Decided to buy more flan-
elette to finish Layettes.
The next meeting willhe held at
the home of Mrs. N, Tyndall. Roll
call will consist of a donation of seeds
shrubs or bulbs whieh will be sold
at the meeting, proceedswill go to
the Club's flower' fend.
The . meeting closed evith the
National Anthem. The Metes% serv-
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lowing well known authors;
Edgar Wallace
E. Phillip Oppenheim'
J. S. Fletcher
Warwick beeping
James Oliver Cur'wood.
Robert Service
and many others.
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Mrs. Corson of Toronto is the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Foster,
Cpl and Mrs. L.R.H. Theedom spent
last week end in Toronto at. the
King Edward Hotel.
Mrs, W. J. Carter accompanied by
Mr. Kenneth Carter, of London,
spent the week end in Chatham.
Mrs. Malcolm Dougall and Jimmy
of Exeter were the guests of Mrs.
J. R. Makins over the week end.
Mr, H. S. Ford of Leamington was
in town on Monday looking after
the interests of the Heinz people.
Mrs. A. J. Shore left Iast Friday for
Napanee to join her husband . Cpl.
Shore, who is stationed tat Deser
onto.
Mr. Alex. Butler of Goderich spent
Wednesday with his mother, Mrs.
Robert Tunney, who is not in good
health. -
Master Donald Kay, son of Mr. and
Mrs. •David Kay is at present a
patient in Clinton Hospital. We all
wish Don a speedy recovery.
Mr. Robert Sweet and Miss Myrle
Sweet of Sarnia were in Clinton on
Wednesday attending the funeral
of the late Miss Annie Moore of
IIensall.
Miss Irene Snider of London spent
the week end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Snider, and also
with Mr. and Mrs. Hetherington of
Goderich.
Mrs. Alice Armstrong has returned
to her home at Pilot Mound, Man.,
after spending several weeks with
her neice, Mrs. David Kay and
family of town.
Mrs. J. F. Johnston, Miss, Edith
Johnston, Ashfield and Mrs. Nel-
son Brady of Fenwich have been
visitors' with Mr. and Mrs. F.
W. Johnston of town during the i
past week.
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
Variety Sale
SATURDAY, • MARCH' 25th.
Sponsored by Group 1, . W.M.S. of
Ontario Street. Church
at
M. J. Batkin's Store
Sadie Hawkins Dance
Annual At -Home
in
Clinton Collegiate Institute
Clinton R. C. A. F. Orchestra
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29
Dancing 9.30-1.30 Admission
' 60 cents a person
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NOTICE
We have moved our TAXI Stand
to the Hotel opposite the Post Office.
Entrance first door north of main
entrance. Comfortable waiting room.
All cars heated,
SHIPLEY'S TAXI
Phone 182
by Mrs. Geo. Cowan and Miss M.
Melville and a duet by Mrs. Menzies
and Mrs. Townsend:
It was decided to have a crokinole
party on Friday night March 31st
in the basement of the church. There
will be a sale •of aprons and other
articles. A good time you will have,
and lunch will be served. Admission
The distribution of No. 4 Ration
Book will take place in the Commun-
ity Hall on Thursday and Friday,
March 30th and Slat between the
hours of 1.30 and 5.30 P. M.
We are all pleased to know that
our Community has gone aver its
objective in the recent Red Cross
Campaign,
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RED CROSS NOTES
( Continued from Page 1)
Dear Sirs,—
On behalf of the members of the
Clinton Red `Cross Society I wish to
thank' the War Services Committee
for the wonderful way in which they
conducted our Annual Campaign. To
Mr. McMurray, to every one of his
jovial Canvassers, to the News -Record
and to every person who se willingly
contributed to put our receipts so
far above our quota, we give our
sincere thanks.
When you realize what the Red
Cross stands for, what they do and
where they go—Only the Red Cross
collects Blood Serum—Only the Red
Cross sends parcels of food to Pris-
oners of War—Only the. Red Cross
finds missing persons. It is the Red
Cross who ships articles of clothing
for civilian relief, hospitals supplies
and woollen comforts to Hien and
women of all services and to people
of occupied and invaded countries.
No one is neglected, no one is re-
fused. The need is greater today
than ever before and we who can't
go, can give out time, our talents,
our money and our Blood.
Sincerely
Louise R. Oakes,
Pres. Clinton Red Cross Society
LOCAL ITEMS
In the Women's Institute notice
last week the name of Mrs. Cardwell
was inadvertently omitted.
The 'Navy ' League will meet on
Monday, March 27th, at 7.30 p.m. in
the Council Chamber,
Little Miss, Delores Parker, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Parker
of Harriston,,formerly of Clinton, is
n Palmerston Hospital recovering
from an operation. Her friends in
Clinton wish her a speedy recovery.
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LONDESBORO
Mr. and Mrs.' Gordon Howes, Clin-
ton, with Mrs: Win. Lyon.
Miss Betty Snell and Miss Muriel
Walker, Stratford with Mr. and Mrs.
J. Snell,
Pte. Leonard: Radford, 1pperwash
with his parents Mr. and Mrs, Al.
Radford.
Pte. Jack Little, London, with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. Little. '
Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Stewart with
friends in ' Wingham.
Miss B. Smith Clinton, with Miss h
B. Kirk.
Next Sunday Rev. A. E. Menzies S
will continue the series of "Personali-
ties of: the Passion"'' and will speak b
on "Herod that fox". ` th
W. A. held their March meet- L
ing at Mrs: James 'Fairservice's home d
A good program was given. Readings w
Presbyterian W. M. S.
The regular meeting of the W. M.
S, was held on March 15. with Miss
Stirling at the home of Mrs. Jervis
with a good attendance despite the
slippery condition of the streets. The
meeting opened with a hymn and
scripture lesson of Psalm 28 read by
Mrs. Shaddock followed by the Glad
Tidings, Prayer by Mrs. Ward.
A short business session was held
and the Roll call answered with a
verse on "Forgiveness". After another
ymn, chapter 2 of the Study book
ryas given 'by Mrs, W, Nott, Mrs.
nider gave :a few- current events.
The President closed the meeting
y reading the seaman's version of
he 23rd Psalm, and all repeating the
ord's Prayer. The hostess ,served a
ainty lunch and a social half hour,
as enjoyed by all,
SAY IT WITH
FLOWERS
The old misconception that many
people have that flowers should
not remain in a sickroom over
night' as they absorb the oxygen
from the air, has again been dis
_,aimed by a prominent authority
on health.
Also, flowers are symbols of life
and have a good effect on the pat-
ient's morale.
Remember your shut-ins and
sick flowers with flowers.
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
March 23,. 24, 25th
LIPTON'S NOODLE SOUP MIX
2 pkgs. '25c
CHEES-A-RONI Pkg. 17e
CHICKEN HADDIE` Tin 29e
SWEET BLOSSOM HONEY lb. 26c
St. Williams Orange and Grapefruit
Marro. 24 oz. jar. 29c
P. & G. SOAP 3 bars 15c
PALMOLIVE SOAP' 3 Bars 19c
SUPER SUDS pkg. 22c
AUNT JEMIMA PANCAKE FLOUR
pkg, 16c
WELCH'S GRAPE JUICE
16 oz. btl, 31e
I Paris Pate Sand. Spread 7 oz. tin 35c
HILLCREST Shortening' Ib. ....19e
GRAPEFRUIT Size 126s 5 for 25e
LEMONS Size 360s-3 for , .. , 10c
ORANGES, Size 344s Doz. 30c
Fresh Spinach 2 lbs. 25c,
GREEN CELERY ]ge stalks each l5c
T. R. THOMPS'OFl
Pre* Delivery
WEEK END SPECIALS
3 ROLLS INTERLAKE' Tissue 25c
4 lb. R. C. MACARONI 25c
2 pkg Lipton's Noodle Soup .25c
2 Tins Oxford ,Inn Veg. Soup 19e
1 lb, tin NEILSON'S Cocoa 29c
1 Ib. PURE LARD 15e
4 Cakes P. & G. SOAP 22c
1 Box (5 bars) Wonderful Soap 19e
6 Cakes CASTILE Soap 25c
3 lb. Gran. or Yellow Sugar .. 25c
1 Tin Beet Tops 15c
2 lb, SPINACH 25c
3 Ib. Topless New Texas 20c
2 lb. LIMA BEANS 35c
SUNKIST NAVEL ORANGES
344s 29c —288s 39c per doz.
GARDEN SEEDS NOW ON
DISPLAY
W. L. JOHNSON
PHONE 286 GROCER
DELIVERY HOURS 4 to, 6 p.m.
MONEY TO LOAN
ON FIRST MORTGAGES
Now is the TIME' to stop
paying rent and to buy a farm.
Write us if you have been
thinking about it. We may be
able to help with a loan.
All inquiries treated confidentially.
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London Windsor ,
St. Thomas Chatham
THURS., ; MAR. 23rd,' 1944
VMMIMONNIMMIRMAVIaligilianiiMilipallar
T'ti E I it . N1if lull STORES
VALUES FOR MARCH 24th and. 3.411
QUICK QUAKER': QUICK QUAKER.
OATS pkg. 21e MACARONI pkgs.25ci
COFFEEkSirdar lb. bag. 33c
AUNT JEMIMA PANCAKE ' EWINCL'S LEMON PIE
FLOUR 2 pkgs. 29c FILLER tin' 15c
c7k111Elf APPLE JUICE Aylmer bottle'15
CUT
READY
A14PLE ' Macaroni lb 5e _
LEAF
CANADA'S FINEST
SUNLIGHT
304113x°4SOAP cake 6c
J;ta� .V°
' KES ROUND GRAIN no. 1
RICE 2lbs. 25c
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LONG LASTING--ECONOMIGAL
SWIFTS PURE SOAP
pkg. ' 21c LARD lb. 17c CAKE 5c
GARDEN FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
CABBAGE — BEETS — SPINACH — TOMATOES — TURNIPS
MUSHROOMS - RADISHES — RHUBARB — GREEN BEANS
TEXAS SEEDLESS 96's CHOICE GREEN STALK
;GRAPEFRUIT 3 - 21c CELERY each 10e
CALIFORNIA JUICY 360's NEW TEXAS BUNCHED
LEMONS 3 f~Jr 10c CARROTS 3 lbs. 25c
CALIFORNIA SWEET 22O's CHOICE LARGE HEAD
ORANGES doz. 49c LETTUCE 2 for 27c
C. M. SHEARING
PHONE 48 For Quality Foods CLINTON
Brighten Up Your Floors
With nice Bright and Cheery patterns of Floor coverings.
We have the largest stocks, we have been able to assemble for
several years. Y
A wonderful selection of Congoleum Rugs in all sizes and Patterns,
Then we have Congoleum and Feltol 3 yds. wide. Also Feltol, Rex-
oleum and Rexfelt in 2 yds widths,
For Axminster Rugs, you will find a grand assortment to select
from.
BALL, & ZAPFE
DEALERS IN GENERAL HARDWARE AND, FURNITURE
AMBULANCE SERVICE FUNERAL DIRECTORS
DOUGLAS G. BALL J. J. ZAPFE
Phone 110 Phone 103
Store Phone 195
MARCH 23rd to 25th
LOOK Kellogg Cereal Deal 1 pkg. Bran Flakes and
1 pkg. Wheat Flakes with a pkg. of Corn Flakes
free — all for 25c
CHAMP CLEANSER cuts grease and dirt 2 pk. 19c
COMMANDO Cleanser for Laundry pkg. 28d
COMMANDO Cleanser general house cleaner pk. 23e
POLLY PRIM mustard large jar , 19c
$ANI -WHITE Toilet tissue 4 rolls 25c
IMPROVED CHAMPION Dog Food 2 pkgs. 19Q
HABITANT noodle Soup 2 pkgs. 190
QUAKER CEREAL DEAL 2pk. Corn Flakes and 1
pk. Puffed Wheat with a Plastic mixing spoon free.
All for 25c
OXFORD INN Vegetable Soup 2 tins. 190
CLARK'S asparagrus Soup 3 tins 25c
CLARK'S Vegetable Soup 3 tins. , 25c
CHIPSO large pkg. 25c
BEAVER BRAND bread flour 24 lb. Bag only 690
CRISPIE Sour Mixed pickles bottle 23c
YORK Brand Spinach 105 oz, can only l 55d
IN OUR MEAT COUNTER
FRESH SAUSAGE lb 25c
FRESH WIENERS lb. 27o
BACK BACON Ib. J9c
also a good assortment of cooked meats
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
19c LB.
FREE DELIVERY
OuaI Lobb,
(roeer
For All Who Have Inquired
A fine white enamelled Quebec Cook Stove has arrived. Be sure
and see it to -day as the demand is great,
Also our first shipment of Garden Hose, • If you are going to
need, any get them now and be ready for those sunnier days.
We are continuing to'show other lines of Harcliware. We will be
glad to show ,you our Stockon hand at any time.
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Lie wkins Hardware
PLUJMIRI*?C AN'? .IFF.AminTa.
PHONE 244•