Clinton News Record, 1944-07-06, Page 8E '8
Hot ;Weather Specials'
Screen doors and windows, window screens, fly
'tax, sprayers, •Cattle Sprays, Bug Killer, Paris Green'
arsenate of lead, arsenate of lime, Bordeaux mix-
ture.
We have a good selection of pyrex, glassware' and
crockery.'
SUTTER 6 PERDUE
LUWWARE, PLUMBING & 161.SCT1lWL1J a
PPSItI 147w. CLINTON, ONT.
wvevesR
Early Summer. Sale
Ladies' Misses' and Children's Footwear of all Kinds
Slippers, Pumps, Ties, Loafers, Play -shoes and Running Shoes, all
at Reduced Prices. to clear Some as low as 59e a pair.
Mens White and two-tone sport shoes also priced to.clear•.
The supply of Running si]es will be short owing to restrictions
placed on the manufacturers by the Rubber Controller Buy now at
old' prices.
Ladies' oxfords black or brown
Men's ordords black or tan
Men's and Boy's Work. boots 1
prices.
$2,25 to $3.75
$2.75 to $7.50
de to stand hard wear at right
Shoe Polishes for all Kinds of Shoes
Plumsteel Bros:
*new$ Ma — Adam Hata — Beait & Mellals Moos !Mr Mar
`j:–,.,., • _, Asada rip Tap Tailors
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BROWN'S
One Door North of Royal Bank
OFFER THE FOLLOWING CASH DISCOUNTS
On All Goods accept Specials
On Purehases Amounting To
$1,00 and up to $5.00 5%
$5.01 and up to $10.00 10%n
$10.01 and up to $15.00 15%
$15.01 and over 20%
Commencing Thursday July 6th 1944
PERSONALS
Miss Victoria Mullen, of Toronto was
a recent guest, of Miss Delle
O'Neil.
Mr. Allan Farnham, of Detroit, spent
the week end with his mother,
Mrs. Farnham,
Mrs. Kelso Streets a London, and
Miss Cora Streets of Toronto, were
home for the holiday.
Mrs. Foote, who; has. been visiting
Miss Maud Torrance, has left for
her home in Port Arbhur.
Mrs, J. Jervis and Mrs. M. Snyder
are guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
,Gordon Dow of Cromarty.
Mr. Doug Shipiley, of Toronto, is
spending a week's holidayswith
his mother, Mrs. Wm. Shipley.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Watson of Hamil-
ton, were week end guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Geo, A, Walker.
Miss Hattie 'Surma ' of To:Tonto is
spending her vacation with her
parents Mr, and Mrs, Geo. Turner,
Mrs. Beaton -returned! ori Monday
after a 'three weeks, visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Oliver Dungan,
near Grand Valley.
Miss Madeleine Hawkins! .spent the,
Holiday week end with, her aunt
and uncle, Mr. anal : Mrs,. Geo.
Suitter of Newton.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Lawrence and
Mrs. Fiances Trick, of Hamilton,
are visiting Mr. ,and, Mrs,. Fletcher
Townsend this week,
Cin.. C. W, McPherson, R.C.C.C., of
London and Mrs. McPherson of
Stratford, ,spent the week end at this
home ef the latter's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Hog'�gnart.
Mrs`s, Wilhelmine Txewartha, daugh-
ter '
Mr.
an r•..
h
of d M s N.7`re
W.war-
the left en Monday to begin her
Missionary work in a Northern
Alberta Mission field, andwas
accompanied by her mother as far
as Toronto.
Mr, G. E. Hall, and Miss Eveiyn
spent the week end in Cayuga
with Mr. and 1VIes, Garden Hall
and Family. On their return they
were accompanied by MT. P. IL
Hutehi-ngs! of Tilisonb'urg! and Mre.
C. H. Trickett of Delhi,
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STANLEY
A.W,2 Lois Moffat of St. Thomas
visited at her home over the "week
end,
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Pepper of
Niagara Falls'. are spending their
,holidays visiting Ms parents Mr. and
Mrs. John. Pepper.
Miss, Margaret McGregor of Toron-
to and! Miss Kate McGregor of Wing -
ham are home for the holiday season.
Mr, ands Mrs. Robt, Varley, and
Barbara and Billie ef .St. Catharines
visited Mr. and Mrs. Norman Baird
this! week.
Mr. and Mas. George Varley, and
Frankie of St. Catharines, spent a
day this week visiting the latter's,
sister,' Mee. ,Frank McCowan,
Miss( Barbara Graham, and Miss
Alice. Glen of Waterloo, spent the
week end at their homes,
A very pleasant evening was
spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
Walter M f'fat 1 Friday evening r
when neighbours -and friends gather- Mr
ed; together and presented A.W.2 L
Lois Moffat with' a geld Air Force
Ring and' a Leather Writing Case.
Leis is doing Contact training for a
Hospital' in St. Thomas, after comm- ,R
plc
P tm
g 'her basic training at Rock -
Gi•1 oN N
TIIE,, E3Y8.]LECOD
For ' Campers and '
Picnickers
Fancy Paper
Table Cloths;
200.
Paper Serviettes — 15c.
WEDDINGS •
RLEY-•WATSON
Londesboro United Church was
the Beene of a pretty .wedding on
.Tuly 1st, at 8.30 p.m., -when.' nide, Ruth
Watson, daughter of Mrs. . Ellen
Watson and the late Charles Watson,.
of Londesboro, was united in mar-
riage to ,William ;'rank Riley, son of
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Riley of
Goderieli.
The bride, given in marriage by
her uncle, Mr. Wm. Lyon .of Thorn-
dale, looked lovely in a floor -length
Paper Plates — 10c doz,
white sheer crepe gown with lace
inset and sweetheart' necldine. Her'
two-stranded string of pearls was
Paper Forks and Spoons the gift of the groom. She wore a
1Qc pkga heart -shaped lace hat with shoulder
length veil and carried a white
prayer book with orchid and strea-
Paper Cups — 15c doz. ' niers,
Mins' Fern Watson, sister of the
Wax Paper —10, 15, 20, 25c,, bride, as. ;bridesuraid, wore a street
length dress of pink sheer crepe with
matching heart -shaped hat of net,
and carried a bouquet of white roses.
Miss Anne Sinclair, niece of the
bride, acted as flower girl. She `wore
a green net dress, with matching
headband and carried a nosegay of
pink and white carnations.
Mr. Harold Shore, cousin of the
groom, wee groomsman, and: the
ushers• were Mr. R. .Nicholson of St.
Catharines, and Mr. Ivan Irwin of 5tlperior Store
Goderieh. Rev, Menzies• of Londes
born performed' the •cerrnon , PRONE 111—CidNTpN,
Y Mrs.
Menzies' was organist and during the;
Paper Towels — 15c ,
Toilet Tissue - 3 for 25c
Sun Glasses -- 25c
For relaxation we sug-
gest reading a good book or;
magazine.
G. R. McEwan Co,,
Books & Stationery
PHONE 84
"`OFTEN THE CHEAPEST
ALWAYS THE BEST"
Mn F, Leonard s a past week
visiting relative in Guelph.
Mr. Fred. Rum4all of Montreal is
visiting his mother Mrs. C. R
ball. '
Mr. F. Leonard was the guest of Mrs.
G. Crooks, of Delhi, over the week
end, ..
Mrs. A. R. Cooper spent last week
with her sister Mrs. F. Lodge of
Goderich.
Miss Marg. Gray of Toronto was the
guest of Mrs. P. Hearn over the
week end. •-
IVl'r. Ferg. Carter of Chatham spent
the holiday with his parents Mr.
and Mrs, W. J. Carter,
Miss' Eleanor Plumsteel left on Tues-
• day for Toronto, where she will
nark papers during July.
Mrs, W. H. Sault and children of
Ct. at mai are visiting (v r ,pare ,ts
Mr. and Mrs. W. J, Carter.
Miss Peart McGee of Kiteliener was
the guest this week of her aunt
Mrs, Wm. Forrest of Kippen,
Miss Mildred Lobb, of London, spent
the week end in town with her
parents Mr. and; Mrs, F. Lobb,
Mr, and Mrs. J. L. Heard spent the
week end with Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Radford at their cdttage in Bay-
field.
Mrs, W. J, Woods of Seaforth was a
visitor with Mr, and Mrs. Jannes
Livermore for several days last
week.
Mr, and Mrs. J. M. Beattie' and son
of Ingersoll spent the Holiday
week. end at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, W. H. Hellyar.
Mrs, Carleton Greene and baby re-
turned to their home in A•oa, N. Y.
after spending the last three weeks to
at the home of her father, Mr. W. o
H. Hellyar,
Holiday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. o
James Livermore were their son
Judge Livermore, and Mrs. Liver-
more from Siincoe, Mr. and Mr's, a
Clarence• Green, Teeswater and e
Mrs, E'. F. Jackson, Stratford.
Mrs. M. Pryce and daughter Mary ,b
Jane of London were guests for a
few days recently with Miss Aph
ra Steepe, ands on their return ,80
were actcompanied by Mrs. Collyer til
who has been visiting in Clinton. .ox
Mr. A. F. ,Jaber and his daughter,
Mrs. II. Hoag, both of. Newmarket. B
'spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. A. Seeley. Mr. Johns renewed
nta•ny old` acquaintances• in town
and" also attended the Johns family'
eunion on Saturday at .Seaforth
rs, Harold' Miller ,anus *family oil
ondlon, formerly of Sault Ste.
Marie, spent last week visiting
dth Mr. and. Mrs. M. Batkia and
family, •Mr, Miller wh&-iso with the
0'. 0. C. as,, a driver, mechanic at
ueen'es Park London, joined his
alnily 'here for the week end.
GERANIUMS
Assorted colors. •Strong young
plants in 3" pots a good �buyNow'
,
is your chance to add; to your as-
sortment.
15 'gents each
FERNS'
Boston' and Verona,
Choice plants
$2.00 to $2.50
CACTI
A, nice choice for small eon-
tainers,
25' cents each
FERTABS
15 cents & 25 cents a pkt..
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
signing of the register, Miss ;
Dorothy Little sang "I'll Walk Be -side You,"
JULY- 6, 7, 8th
SPECIALS FOR
The church was beautifully dec-
orated with hanks of blue delphini- HILLCREST SHORTENING lb. 19e
urs, white lilies and duchia, and
red roses in tall white standards. CHEESE-A-RONI pkg. 17c
The reception was held in the CHICKEN HADDIE tin 25c
McKenzie House, Clinton, The
bride's (mother received in a robin- 'FRY'S COCOA ,rhlb tin , . , , , , . , 19c
egg blue dress with navy redingote ` 1 lb. tin
and matching hat. The 31c
mother wore a mauve crepe dress ancl
f 45c
NABOB' COFFEE. 1 Ib. bag
a• mauve' and gold hat. !FRUIT KEPE pkg
At the reception Miss Beth Govier
directed the guests to the table I CE,RTO bottle
vhere a delicicus dinner was served'.
Rev. Menzie ; CERT'0 CRYSTALS 2 pkgs. , .. 25e
bride after which the groom made a . PAROWAX 1 lb.
fitting, rel ler i
several telegrams bearing good(
wishes to the happy couple were re- I JAR RUBBERS 4 doz.
ceived,
25c
25e
s proposed a toast to the
g. reply, y. During the dim
MEMBAi SEALS Pkg.
15c
10e
25e
Afterwards the bridal party and i METAL JAR RINGS doz. .... 29e
guests. returned to the home of the FRUIT JARS Med. doz, 1.19
bride where a pleasant evening was
Ru •spent. ORANGES, size 288s doz. .. , . 37c
The bride and groom then 1
Amid showers' of good' wishes for
trip to Ottawa and, Eastern Ontar
The bride wore a two-piece suit
figured turquoise crepe, white flo
eyed hat, ands matehing aceessori
Gifts' were, to the bridesmaid,
necklace and earrings, in gold a
silver oalc design, bo the flower girl,
a silver locket and bracelet set,
the groomsman and ushers, cuff-
links.
Guests were present from
Thorndale, Oshawa, Blyth, pp
Goderich, St. Catharines and Cli
ton.
eft LEMONS, size 360a 3 for ile
io. i GRAPEFRUIT size 126s 3 for. , 20e
f unc es c
NEW CARROTS 2 b h 19
w_
es. HOT HOUSE• TOMATOES Ib. .. 35c
nd NEW POTATOES
to
Ottaw
Rippe
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COCX_MCEWAN
The Presbyterian Church, on Sa
urday, July 1st was the scene of
Iovely double ring eermony when
Ena Donelda McEwan, elder daughter
of Mr. J. W. McEwan and the late
Mrs. McEwany Porcupine Plaine,
Saskatchewan, and granddamghter o3
Mr. Walter Mair, Clintons becalm
the bride of 0/SM. Leonard; Frankli
Ceok, youmger son of Mr, and Mrs
L. Cook, Clinton,, Rev, D. J. Lan
officiated.
Standards of 'delpbiniern, madonna
lilies, roses ami fern decorated! the
Chinch. •
The 'beide, given int marriage, by
her uncle, Mr, W.A. Mair, Brampton,
looked .attractive in 'a floor length
gown of white brocaded! organza,
with sweetheart neckline ands her
Ong fitted sie'eves eaune to a point
ver her hands'. Her elbow length
veil was. caught by a crescent of
range blossoms. She carried a boa-
uet of regal lilies. Mrs. D. C. Mac-
Donald :sister of the bride, attended
s matron of 'honour, wearing . her
dding• gown, of white georgette,
with a little dutch 'hat and carried a
ouquet of pink roses.'.
Pte. Bob Cook, brother of the
room, acted as best man, 0/SM,
nald% Scott and, Pte. Bob Parker,
'ore the ushers; During the signing
the register John Cook sang "All
for You" accompanied by Mrs. Bert
oyce at the organ.
At home the brid'e's aunt, Mrs, W
.1. fl. TH�MP50N
Fra Delivsrr
Baskets of flowers, decorated the
two front rooms,
t- Misses R. Watson, Marie Elhvood!,
a Helen Groves and Edna McCullough,
friends of the :bride served the' guests'
For travelling the bride donned a
two-pieee 'blue linen suit with black
accessories and red coat.
Out of town guests were Mr. and
e Mrs. W. A. Mair and daughter, Meri-
n el, Brampton', Mr. and Mrs. Lynne
Mair and; son .Tohn', Stratford, Mrs.
O Alice Aiscott and Mrs. Ena Chad-
wick, Mr. Lloyd Butler, London;
Mrs. R. Fairservice, Lndesboro; •Mr
'and Mrs. Alec Butler, Goderich, Miss
Mary Butler Stratford, Pte. Bob
Cook and Pte, Bob Parker Brockville,
0/SM. Ronald Scott, St. Hyacinthe,
Quebec. •
A Maur, Brampton received, wearing
a .dress sae violet mesh, white acces-
sories with a ,corsage of Queen E!di- 1.
, za,beth roses. The groom's, Mother
those a rose ensemble with white
!accessories and a corsage of garde -
ease.
The bride's three tiered cake with
tulle and pink rose buds • centered• the
table'whi!eh ryas, covered, with a lace
cloth. Candles were lit at -either" end.
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North Huron Liberal As'n
and Huron -Bruce
Liberal Association,
"A special joint meeting of the
above .Associations will 'be held in
Town Hail. Wingham
Friday, July 14 'hi
at 8.30 o'clock pan. The guest
speaker will be The Hon. Norman. L.
McLarty, Secretary of State of Can -
ala.
As business of the utmost import
ance will be broughtbefore' the meet-
ing, every town, village and; toiensl ap,
is urged to be present."
Murdoch Matheson, President
Huron -prude Liberal. Assoc. (Prey.)
IL C.' MacLean, President
Nort!h•Iihron Lilbe.•al Assoc. (Pedestal +
THURS.. JULY" 6th, .194
TORIES
SPECIAL' VALUES FOR JULY 7th and 8th
COWAN'S l,'ERFECTION
COCOA 1b4tin. 23c
VAN CAMP'S QUICK
e
�f
SUNBUURY'S BLACK
TEA Ib. pkg.
1/2 350,
SERVE GATE:LLIiS EGG WI/EAT
BEANS 2pkgs. 25e NOODLES 2 pkgs, 25c
KRAFT
DINNER
pkg 17c
CHATEAU
CHEESE
%i lb pkg. 21e
C SOUP M: rF lat
40ER B Y
3 tins 25c Ib. pkg. 26c
CANADA SEAL,
HERRING
2 tins 19c
CHOICE
Mackerel
Tin 25c
FRUIT' KO'FFY
Appletine
pkg. 15c
POST'S CORN RED and WHITE' FLOOR
FLAKES 2 lg. pkg. 21e WAX lb. tin. •• 29i
CAP'N JOAN CHICKEN
;HADDIE tin 25c SOBU'P 2EtinsAB>sE 19c
GARDEN FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES'
CAULIFLOWER -- PEAS — CELERY -- TOMA,T( EiS - CUKESS
LETTUCE — CABBAGE — CHERRIES MELONS — PLUMS
•
MARSH SEEDLESS 126's• ONTARIO NEW
GRAPEFRUIT 3 -.21c CARROTS bunch 9c
CALIFORNIA JUICY 288'•s ONTARIO NEW
'ORANGES doz. 39e BEANS lb. 15a
CALIFORNIA JUICY 360'a ONTARIO NEW
LEMONS 3 for . 11e BEETS bunch 9c
C.M. SHEARING
PHONE 48 FOR QUALITY FOODS — CLINTON
If you Need
Kitchen chairs in the various, styles and finishes you will have a
large assortment to select from, As weir as High Chairs, Childress
Rockers Baby cribs and Carriages.
This is the time to store your Heavier garments etc, in a Cedar
Chest and feel safe.
We have a good assortment of large roomy chests with or without
the Drawer.
If you cannot Store your Furs etc. Get Sallie) the famous Moth
Preventative.
IN THE
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT large Stock of Hay-forks,rope anulGdn tools of all
kinds. Paris Green and other kinds of Bug •killers, and then we have
the 2% Gallon sprayers to let the bugs have it in Double quick time,
BALL & ZAPFE
• Store Phone 195
DOUGLAS G. BALL
Phone 110
�•.•N•/•MM..MMwn M,,,,,y.,n.,w.wMA
J. J. ZAPFE
Phone 103
Let Us Supply Your Needs
with the various lines ef Hardware we have on hand, Call in and see
our stock. New items come in every week,
We can still supply you with King Bug Killer, Arsenate of Lead and
Paris Green.
We still have good Electric Fences on hand at a reasonable price.
Martin - Senora' Paints; Enamels, Varnishes'
Hawkins Hardware
PLUMBING AND HEATING PHONE 244
WEEK END SPECIALS
ZINC RINGS per doz. 25e
JAR RUBBERS: 4 pkgs. for 25e
FRUIT KEPE 1 plcg. for 25e
PAULA. (algae stub.) 39c
SUGAR 3 'lbs. for 25c
PA,R0'' WAX 1 lb. pkg. for 15c
,MEMBA SEAL pkg. 100
FLY COILS 2 for 5c
FLY TOX at 25e and 45e
IT WHITE SHOEPO'LISH 15c
PUFFED' WHEAT 1 bush. , 45e j
LIFEBUOY SOAP 3 for 20e
WILSONS FLY PADS 10c
SPECIALS
APRICOT Jain 1 lb. 15e or 2 lb. 29c
ORANGE marm, 1 lb. sae or 2 lb. 29c
CANADA SEAL Herring in to-
mato sauce tin 19e
(CANADA Seal fresh herring 10c
tin or 2 for 19e
Oxford Ian Vegetable Soup 3 tins 25c
Clark's Vegetable Soup, 3 tins ...25c
Select Dinner in tins each 23e
HAWES floor wax 2 lb. size 83e
!CLOVER LEAF pilchards tin –22e
EWING'S Custard powder tin , 25c
CHICKEN HADDIE tin 33e
McLarens pure Vegetable 0i1 for
Cooking or making salad btl. 12e.
Commando laundry compound
Pkg. 29e
DALTON'S sweetened puddings
assorted flavours 2 pkg. . • 15c
FRESI! FRUITS e VEGETABLES
®Fresh Meats
Fresh Sausage Ib. 25e
Fresh Wieners lb, 27e
Brealsfast _ Bacon lb. 42C
Macaroni and cheese loaf lb. , , 29e
Bologna 1b. 24c
TOASTED WHEAT FLUFF
and'tumbler 25c
NEW POTATOES per lb. 5e
NEW CABBAGE
7e
SWEET JUICY ORANGES (344s)
doz. 28e
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 pay-
ine rent and to buy a farm.
Write us if you have .been. think-
ing about it. We may be able toil'
you with a loan.
All inquiries treated confident; -1
ally. •
The r.
Htron&,Erse
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MORTGAGE:' CORPORATION(London
nsi
Windsor
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