Clinton News Record, 1944-06-01, Page 8'?*GE 8
CI.INTON
'e Have
A Full Line of Granite Ware, also Pyrex, Glassware,
Dinner Sets, Radio Batteries, Fences and Barbed
Wire.
We invite you to look these goods over.
BUTTER & PERDUE
HARDWARE, PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS
PHONE 147w. CLINTON, ONT.
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Specials For The Week -end
Men's fine Shirts, White or colored attached fused collars, full'
fitting, a good shirt at an easy price $1.35 •
Men'Ls fancy soxs and ankle soxs in
in wool
Work soxs
cotton 19c to 29e
50c to $1.00
25c to 75c
White all Wool Blankets with fancy striped ends, large size bought
$12.50 pair
direct from manufacturer special price
Three only grey all wool blankets large size 64x84 inches
special price. $5.50 each
Bleached Sheetings 24 yards wide, for the week -end. 65c
42 inch hemstiched' pillow slips. Real value for week -end, 98c pair
Plumsteel Bros.
Areca Skirts _ Adan Bats - Stott & MAH & Sims far Mw
Moats Tip Top Tailors.
Huron Federation of Agriculture
Secpnd Annual
FIELD DAY and PICNIC '
in Lions Park, Seaforth, June 14th
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ORDER OF PROGRAM
10.00 a.m. Huron -Perth. Shorthorn' Field Day and Judging
Competition. ' • ' '•
11.00 a.m. Sports for the Children •
12.30 Noon Picnic Lunch
2.15 p.m. SPEAKERS; . His Excellency, The Earl of
Athlone, Governor-General of Canada.
Mr. Roderich S. Kennedy, Editor -in -Chief of the Fam-
ily Herald and Weekly Star. -
EDUCATIONAL FEATURES
Live -stock Parade; Labour Saving Devices; Veterinary Clinic;
Military Display; Canadian Canners Display; Home Canning Film,
of special interest for Farm Women; Dominion Department of Ag-
riculture Exhibit; Provincial Department of Agriculture (Poultry,
Field Husbandry; Chemistry)
Representative of the National Selective Farm Service.
Everyone is invited. Load up the car with the family and bring a
basket lunch.
DANCE IN EVENING
Plan, to meet your friends at Seaforth on June 14th.
CARS 25c CHILDREN FREE ADULTS 25c
YOUR FEDERATION MERITS YOUR SUPPORT
HARRY STURDY President; W. L. WHYTE Manager
W. J. DALE, Secretary; J. M. SCOTT Publicity Chairman
TENDERS
Applications will be received- for the position of Day Constable
and utility man for the Town of Clinton up to 6 o'clock p.m. June 6th„
1944. Salary $75.00 per month. Residents' of the Town of Clinton
given first consideration.
M. T. CORLESS
Town Clerk
Tractor Catches on Fire
Atthe end of day'swork. rn.
Thursday evening'of last week, the
tractor belonging to Mr. Henry A1d-
'w]nekle, west of the village of Bruce -
field was'brought home as usualfrom
the field and stored in theyardjoin-
ing
lo -
m,
ing the house and barn, and shortly
after 11 p.m. the family preparing to
retire, noticed the tractor to be afire.
An alarm was sounded and Kenneth
Scott was one of the first on the
scene, when he quickly put the fire
out with chemicals before any great
damage was done, outside of the fact
that the wiring was all 'burned off
and had to be replaced.
A List of a few best se11.
ers from our Book Shelf.
There ; are many more from
which to choose. Come in
and see our stock.
While Still We Live
by H. MacInnes .
The Razors Edge
by W. S. Maughan
The Weeping Wood
by Vicki Baum
The Just and the Unjust
by J. G. Cozzens
The Sound of Wings
by Arthur Goodrich
Stand on a Rainbow
by M. 0. Innis
G. R. McEwan Co.
Books & Stationery
PHONE 84
"OFTEN THE CHEAPEST
ALWAYS THE BEST"
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Misses Lillian, and Pearl Elliott spent
a couple of days in London last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Morrish of Toron-
to are visiting in town with friends
and relatives.
Dr. John Turnbull of Toronto spent
a conple of days with Dr.
Elliott last week.
Mr, and Mrs, David Sours of Toron-
to visited with Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Phelan, last week.
'Miss Gladys .Radford, R. N. of Lon-
don is with her parents, •Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Radford.
Dr. Ar M. Agnew of -Vancouver, B.C.,
spent the past week end with his
aunt, Mrs. T. Brydone.
Miss Ellen Fremlin of Hensali spent
the week end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Fremlin,
Rev. and Mrs. John Johnston of
Toronto were the :guests of. Miss
Lavinia Brigham last week end,
Mrs. Warnoch of Winnipeg, Man., is
spending an extended visit with
her daughter, Mrs. R. Sparling.
Mr, and Mrs, H. A. Stevens of Tor-
onto spent last week end with Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Bartliff and
friends. '
Miss' Lois Kearns of Sky Harbour
was a week 'end visitor with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. 'B. W.
Kearns.
Sgt. Clayton Cooper of Camp Borden
and Mrs. Cooper of Brockville are
visitors with the former's parents
Mi. and Mts. Cecil Cooper, London
Road. •
Nursing Sister Margaret Middleton
accompanied by N/S Sharpeof a
Camp Ipperwash spent, the week 'm
end at the heme of Mr. and, Mr , is
Fred Middleton. , • , •
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NEWS -RECORD
PRESBYTERIAN'
Aftenoon Tea and Sale
In Church S, S.'
Saturday, June 10
3to6p.m.
BOOTHS:—
Apron Mrs. M. IIZ;eTaggart
Novelty , , . , . , . Miss Shaw
Baking Mrs. Neilans
Afternoon Tea . . Mrs. Ward
MENU:—
Pressed Meat -- Salad — Tomatoes
Buttered Bread
Lemon Pie — Tea —'Pumpkin Pie
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Strawberry Festival
Friday, June 23rd
at the home of Messrs. Clarence and
Norman Ball, first farm north of
Sammerhill.
Under the auspices of the Summer-
hill Hall Board.
Good program will be provided..
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DANCE
Londesboro Community Hall
on
FRIDAY, JUNE. 2nd
under the auspices of the Summer-
hill Hall Board.
Music by "The Rhythmaires".•
Everybody Welcome
Admission' 35 cents.
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SPRING PLANTS
for Victory Gardens
Hundreds of boxes of Spring
plants are now ready in our green-
houses on hiuron street. We are
open evenings. Plants are advanc-
ed and well hardened.
Hyphonex 2'5c a tin
Hyphonex Plant food, Com-
pieteand balanced with Vitamin B1,
added, is again available. We are,
indeed glad to have this offer once
more,
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
PRONE 111--CLINTON.
SPECIALS FOR
JUNE 1, 2, 3
MCCORMIOK'S FANCY A SODA:
Plane Crash on Bayfield BISCUITS 2 pkgs......... 21e
Road , MUFFETS pkg. 9c
An' Avro-Anson training pl ,
from No. 9 S.F.T.S. Centralia, cra
ed on the farm of Charles Wise, B
field Road, Gdderich Township,
Tuesday evening about six o'clo
The instructor received facial and
bruises and cuts and the stude
escaped without a scratch, but
given .a real shaking up.
The airmen said they .had been
ceiving instructions • in a percauti
ary landing, but failed to gain a
tude quickly enough and hit a tr
breaking off one wing. This gave
the plain a tilt which could not
righted, and they hit the hydro wires
ane CANADA CORN -STARCH pkg, 10e
ay_ WOOD'BURY's SOAP 2 bars. ..... 15c
on OLD DUTCH CLEANSER Tin .10e
leg PLAIN or IODIZED SALT 2 large
nts 2 lir. pkgs. 150
were
FRUIT KEPE pkg. 26e
re- HILL CREST SHORTENING Ib. 19c
on-
]ti- VANILLA EXTRACT 8 oz. btl. 15e
ee' BULK LAUNDRY STARCH lb. 11.c
be JIFFY WHIP 1 oz. btl, 18c
on one side of the road, then
the tin
Mr.
under the telephone wires on
other side and slid over into
Wise's field, plane right'side up.
The airmen quickly jumped out
the plane which was a total wreck.
The crash attracted many spec
tors but fortunately no one was inj
ed and the airmen •have returned
their station'. .
went' FLY DED INSECT KILLER 16 oz.,
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Softball News
24e
SANI-FLUSH Tin 29e
of ORANGES, Size 288's Doz. ... 37e
ta- GRAPEFRUIT, size 126's 3 for 19e
ur.
to
LEMONS, Size 300's 3 for , , , ,110
,Last Friday Clinton Juveniles won
a close game froin Londesboro in
Softball Series, by a score 18 to
C. Johnson and A. Kennedy hit ho
runs for' the winners.
A game played with Seaforth o
Victoria Day ended unfinished. Se
forth were leading 13 to 8 when th
game ended. Clinton. now has gam_
at Seaforth, Blyth and Londesboro,
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TOMATOES, Imported, lb. . .. 25e
NE WCARROTS' 2 lbs. 15c
le Tr �. THOMPSON
hose Delivers
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• never regret it If you are unable to
es visit, remember' that a letter, a card
or a gift will be received with grati-
tude.
The secret of happiness, wrote
someone years ago, is making other
people happy. Try this adventure in
, neighborliness and see if it isn't so.
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An Adventure in Neighbor
liness
Shut-in's Day, June 4
"Not all the great battles of th
world," writes George Matthew
Adams, "are fought out in the open
Right this minute thousands o
heroic battles are being fought i
lie homes, in hospitals, in isolated
fa•mlands and in army Damps an,d'
UN crude cabinsThese fighters are
f
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Come To The
the shut-ins, of 'the world," and Sun-!
day, June 4th, i,s. their day.
Originating in Canada, the idea o
day set'apart'•for more, •active re
embrance of 'the sick and; disable
meeting with success from al
sides and it is; now recognized as one
of the "special".,days of • the year. It
has the approval and support
Prime, •Ministei;'tChurehill°•and' many
other eminent people, and was sup-
ported last year by the churches, the
Canadian Legion, the Canadian
Broadcasting Corporation; and the
Boy Scouts.Association to name but a
few •national groups. In several im-
portant Canadian cities, including
Montreal, Toronto, and Fort` William,
the 'City Council has authorized the
issuing of a proclamation asking
citizens to ,observe the' day. In the
United States it is equally well
recognized and has received . the en-
rsement of Mrs. Franklin D.
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leve
It
the American Legion,
Miss Shirley ,Bawden'''and ' Mrs. 'Ar-
thur Wiltse were called to. Farm-
• ington, Mich. last week end owing
to the serious•illness of their sis;
ter, Mrs.'W. J. MacDonald„
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Cooper received
a eable announcing the safe arrival
in England of their daughter -in.
law,' Mrs. Willis, Cooper and three
children, They have been residents
of Canada for the past four years.
Mrs -Beaton, twon, had as her guests
over the week end,,, Dr. and. Mrs..
Grant Beaton and their daughter;
Elizabeth Ann of Winnipeg, r,12r.' do
and Mrs. Oliver Durkin and chil- Ro
dren, Billie and' Barbara of Grand.
Valley, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Moffat
•and' son 'Donald of Bickford, Mrs.
J. E. Watson of Toronto, Mr.;, and
'ARADE
Broadcast over C.F.R.B. every Tues-
,
d day, Broadcast From Mitchell Arena
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of Tuesday, June 13
Iiiwanis International and. many
er organizations,.
Jan now to visit at least two shut-
on June 4th. Take them to chuhch
ossible
or for a motor ride; and,.
you will; leave some small token
:your thoughtfulness, You will
oth
P
ins
Mrs.
Thoma Blair Thomas 'bf Kincardine cardrne if
and Mr and Mrs. W. B, Steele and if B
sonSandy Of ,Ripley. of
, BINGO.
Rainbow Concessions 'with All
Kinds) of Poises
Miss Priscilla will be there
10 Door Prizes
DANCING - Towel Hall
'
Cliff Gordons •
Orchestra
Come Early Doors open 7.30 p.m.
Auspices ' Jean Blewett Chapter
L 0. D. E.
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THURS., JUNE 1t ,1944'.
VALUES FOR JUNE 2rid,alld`3rd; ,
RED and WHITE CUSTARD RED and WH4'i'E TABLE
POWDER 16 oz tin 25c /SALT 2 for 15e:
RED and WHITE RED and WHITE TOMATO
COFFEE Ib. 430 SOUP 2 tins 190
RED and WHITE FLOOR RED & WHITE. SUPER SOFT
'WAX lb. tin. 29e TISSUE.. 3 for 25c
RED and, WHITERED and WHITE
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TEA COOA
f/2 lb. -bag 38c ,�/ V21b. tin 15c
OATFILLI'S r CANADA SEAL
HERRING
2 tins 19c
Chess-A-Roni
pkg. 19c
CHEESE OERBP V—' LEE'SMUFFINFlri
lb. • 35c lb. pkg. 20c pkg. , 15c
CATELLI'S EGG WHEAT LIBBY'S VEGETABLE
NOODLES 2 pkgs 29c SOUP 2 tins- 190
GARDEN FRESH FRUITS AND. VEGETABLES
LETTUCE — ,SPINACH = GUKES — CARROTS BEETS
ASPARAGUS — CABBAGE — BEANS — CELERY — APPLES
MARSH SEEDLESS 126's CHOICE TEXAS RIPE
GRAPEFRUIT 4 - 25c TOMATOES lb. 23o
CHOICE, ONTARIO CALIFORNIA JUICY 300.s
RADISHES bunch 5c - LEMONS 3 for 13c
CALIFORNIA. JUICY 288's CHOICE TEXAS' COOKING
ORANGES doz. 39c ONIONS 2 _lbs: 19c
C. M. SHEARING
PHONE 48 FOR QUALITY FOODS — CLINTON
A Large New Stock Has Arrived_ which we have been waiting for, for d• long time.
There is a nice assortment of Baby' cribs at;:various prices and a
new stock of Baby Carriages well upholstered and with the shackle
springs.
Our New Stock of Verandah and Lawn chairs: just 1pnded so make
your selections early\as the supply is limited.
This is the time to store your Winter garments ete. in a Cedar
Chest and have ne worry about Moths, we have a Grand assortment
to choose from
Also a new stock of China Cabinets, Bedroom -Suites, Desks, and
unfinished Chests of Drawersin three different sizes.
You will still find a large assortment of Congoleum Rugs in
all patterns and Most sizes.
THE STORE WITH THE STOCK
BALL' £? ZAPFE
DOUGLAS G. BALL
Phone 110
Store Phone 195
J, J. ZAPPI1I
Phone 103
There is Still Time for That
Victory Garden
We have on hand yet a fair assortment of gardep tools at good
prices.
Garden Hose is available now, in limited quantities. Why not
buy now and be sure of having it for those hot days ahead.
MartinrSenour Paints, Varnishes, Multi -Use Enamel, Pure Orange
Shellac.
Hawkins Hardware
PLUMBING AND HEATING PHONE 244
WEEK END SPECIALS
SUCCESS LIQUID WAX ,,.,„ 50c
SUCCESS PASTE WAX 32c
SUCCESS SHOE •POLISH 10e
FLY TOX (For flies, Moths, Mos-
quitoes) 25e
WHEAT PUFFS 1 bushel 45e
WHEAT PUFFS r, bushel ... , 25c
WHEAT PUFFS IA, bushel . 15e
CHEESE-A-,RONL 190
OXFORD INN Veg. Soup. 2 for 19c
SANKA COFFEEI (1 coupon) lb, 59c
GOLD MEDAL COFFEE. (1 cou-
pon) Ili. 430
GRAN. SUGAR 3 lbs. „for . 25e
CANNED PUMPKIN (28 oz. can) 15e
C00'KING APPLES 5 lb. for 23c
LIFEBUOY SOAP 3 for 20e
4 BARS P. &. G. and
PEARL SOAP 22c
5 bars WONDERFUL SOAP , 19e
SWEET JUICY ORANGES 288s 39c
HEAD LETTUCE 2 for 25c
NEW CABBAGE, TOMATOES
CARROTS ETC.
W. L. JOHNSON
PHONE 286 ,GROCER
DELIVERY HOURS 4 to 6 p.m.
First Mortgage Loans
If additional money is needed
to help you buy a rroductive farm,'
end us particulars.
Possibly we can assist you
through our loaning, department.
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Alttraetiveateda termsivtiall"
y.All inquiries
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Huron&Erie
MOR G
T AGE CORPORATION'
.1London Windsor
St, Thoinas Chatham'
JUNE 1 to 3
Oxford Inn Vegetable Soup 3 tins 25e,
Clarks' Oxtail or Asparagus soup
3 tins 25e
KAM tin 350
YORK Sandwich, spread tin . , 16e -
hYNN VALLEY Beet Greens tin 1Ga;
Polk's Grapefruit Juice Ige. tin 35c
DALTON'S assorted puddings
sweetened 2 pkgs. 15c
BLUEBERRIES tin 28e
HABITANT Noodle Soup 2 pkg190
Champion Puppy biscuit pkg. ...250
I Champion Dog Food pkg. , , 15c.,
KRAFT DINNER pkg. 19e:
CHEESE-A-RONI pkg. 19a _
Sunbrite Ja'vel water concentrated
per bottle 15e
CLUB HOUSE Coffee lb, 49e
FRESH FRUITS and vEGETABLE,S ,
Fresh Wieners, lb. 27o
Fresh Sausages Ib, 250:
Breakfast Bacon lb, , , 42e e
Also a good assortment of cooped,.,
meats,'
A Lam 1.
SOati SOAP.
5c bar
real Lobba
Free . Delivery