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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1944-07-27, Page 8PAGE 8 larrawtelera Anything You Need In the tool line we have it Call and see for yourself, Hammers, Saws, Plane4 Chisels, Breast, Drills, Snips, Screwdrivers, axes, etd Electric hot plates, Toasters and Fixtures. We carry a full line of C. 1. L. Paints and Enamels SUTTER 8' PERDUE KARDWARE, PLUMBING h ELECTRICIANS 1'!!011, 147w. CLINTON, ONT. Summer Sale Items continued White shoes are scarce goods. It is quite possible we may not have the size you want but if we have, the price will be right..The Ladies' and Growing Girls' lines have been divided into tow lots at $1,50 and $1.95 and you will find some real bargains here. Men's all white, two tone and all brown sport shoes at reduced prices. Some below wholesale price. Boys' running shoes at $1.15 up with best rubber soles, child's at tlir Mens' and Boys' work boots built to give satisfactory wear and sold on smallest possible mark-up. Balance of Men's fancy straw hats et 25% off, Two only Men's cotton sport suits medium size Reg. $5.95 for $4.95 Bargains in some clean-up lines of Men's overalls and pants. Plumsteel Bros. Arrow Skirts Adam Hata — Scott & McHale Shear for Mon Acerata Tip Top Tailors. On Sale at Half price Our entire stock of Corsets, Corseletts, Girdles' and Brassieres. BROWN'S One Door. North of Royal Bank Huron -Perth Progressive -Conservative Convention and Annual Meeting. will be held in the Town Hall, ' Hensall, on Friday, July 28th, 1944, at 8.30 p.m. to select a Candidate to contest the Riding at the next Federal election and to 'appoint officers. SPEAKERS Peter McArthur' of Quebec President of the. Dominion .Progressive Association, Park A. Manross of London President of the Western Ontario Association The Chairman of each Municipality will obtain credentials for voting delegates from the Secretary at the Hall between 8.00 and 8.30 the night of the meeting. Executive •Meeting 8.16. Everybody Welcojne CLARK FISHEIR, J. W. MORLEY, Secretary President GOD SAVE THE. KING Clinton Blood - Donor .Clinic, August 1st ust rrivea: Hees Venetian Blind Cleaner a preparation esp4 ecially made to clean venet- ian blinds 50c Swing rods $1.25 pr. Kirsch sods in both single and double style .25 & 50c Drape Rod 25e Notice to 'Model Airplane builders, a complete new line of Easybuilt Model Air- planes ranging from 5c to; $2.00. Also included in this assortment are Jeeps, Art- illery Tractors, Torpedo Boat etc. 35c G. R. McEwan Co. Books & Stationery PHONE 84 'OFTEN THE CHEAPEST ALWAYS THE BEST' 1101,1" .0101 n semiip'iis'IIIIIiIlQyr Miss Shirley Henri has left on her holidays. Miss Elizabeth Ford of Oshawa is visiting friends in town. Miss Margery McMath of Toronto is visiting Miss Mary Turner, Miss M. L. Walkinshaw has returned from her holidays' at Wiartan. Mrs. Ernest Jackson of Stratford is visiting Mr. and Mrs. James Liver- more. Miss Edna, Elliott, Toronto, is spend- ing her holidays at her home in town. Mr. Benson Sutter spent last week at the Summerschool, north of Goderieh. Mr. Tom Murphy ,of Malton spent the week end with, his wife and little son. Mrs, Andrew Egan of Napanee is visiting her mother Mrs. L. M. McKinnon. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Kilty and family of Toronto are visiting Dr. J. W. and Mrs. Shaw. Mrs. John Walker of Kitchener is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Walker and other relatives. Mr. Noble. E. P. Wilson of Toronto spent the week end with Mrs. Geo. H. Elliott and family. Miss Eunice Roy, Londesboro, spent the past week at the home of Mrk. Alvin Betties, Bayfield. Mr. Albert Turner of Maple Creek, Saskatchewan, is the guest of his brother, Mr. George N. Turner. Mr. T. V. Holloway, Manager of the Royal Bank at Maryfield', Sask., is visiting his mother, Mrs. A. .1. Holloway. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Barrett (former- th ly Lula Crich),' of Toronto visited bo friends in Clinton and Seaforth Do during the week end, Mrs. R. K. Logan of .Saginaw Mieh., of and Mrs. A. ' S'enghas of Detroit h are visiting their brother and co sister, Mr. G. Gilchrist and Miss ria M. Gilchrist. bes 'WEDDINGS SCOTT-,GAIRDNER The Most Rev. Derwyn T. Owen officiated at the marriage on Satur= day, July 22nd, at 3.30;p.m.inTrinity College. Chapel, 'Toronto, of Elizabeth Tudor Gairdner; only. daughter of' MTS. Gairdner; 'Secret Garden.' Bay- field, and the late Rev. " R, H. For-' tesque Gairdner, Pittsburg, Pa., ; to James Richardson Scott, son of Mrs. Scott, Seaforth,,and the late H. R. Scott. Regal lilies decorated the chancel. Given' in marriage by her cousin, Dr. T. Molesworth Gairdner, Gibbs- town, N.J., the charming bride wore, a portrait gown of heavy white satin. • Her long tulle veil was caught with a wreath of white flowers and ,she carried a cascade bouquet of bouvardia and white glad- ioli ketals centred with gardenias and .sweetheart roses. Her attendants Mrs. R. A. Bowlby, York Mills, and Mrs. D. R. B. Owen, Toronto, were similarly attired in aqua crepe. They carried bouquets of cerise, purple and pink flowers and wore matching garlands in their hair.' L.A.O. 'HarryScott, brother of the bridegroom,. was groomsman, and the ushers. were Dr. Allan McAndrew, Toronto; Dr. Robert Pritchard, Ott- awa, and Capt. William Tillmann, Kingston. Music throughout the ceremony was played by Horace Lapp. At the reception which followed at St. Hilda's College, Devonshire Place, the bride's 'mother received in a black crepe dress with white corsaa and MTS. 11. R. Scott was attired' in navy crepe with. which she wore a corsage in the sante colours as the bridesmaids' bouquets. The bride's travelling costume was a suit of navy blue shantung accented: with white organdy with which she -wore a navy blue straw hat and corsage of cerise gladioli petals. In the fall they will live in Saskatoon, where Mr. Scott is a pro- fessor of English on the staff of the University of Saskatchewan, O'HEIR—GRAINGER A quiet wedding took place in St. Peter's church, Goderich, on Wednes- day morning when Evelyn Campbell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Grainger, Brucefield, was united in marriage to L.A.C. Thomas Joseph O'Heir, son of Mrs. O'Heir, Toronto, and the late T. J. O'Heir. The bride wore a street -length white silk jersey dress with small flower hat and shoulder length veil. Her corsage was pink roses and bou- vardia. The bridesmaid, Miss. Rota Dalton,' was wearing a two-piece tur- quoise crepe frock with white acces- sories and corsage of Talisman roses. The best man was Frank Fox. After the ceremony a buffett lun- cheon was served to thirty guests at the horse of the bride's parents in Brucefield. Mrs, Grainger received in flowered blue crepe with white ac- cessories and corsage of red roses. Mrs. O'Heir, mother of the bride- groom, wore beige crepe with white accessories .and pink roses. Later the couple left on a motor trip, the bride traveling .in a brown linen two-piece dress with white accessor- ies. v Presentation to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pipe Friends and neighbours gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vodden recently, to honour their daughter, Mrs. Pipe and Mr. Pipe, a recent 'bride and groom. The evening was ,spent in playing cards and social chat. The following address was read and a lovely' wall mirror was presented to the bride and groom. In a few well-chosen words, Mr, Pipe expressed his thanks and appreciation on behalf of Ruth. and himself and invited all to visit em at their new home in ,Londes- ro. ar Ruth and Jack;— We, your friends and neighbours the Tenth Concession of Hullett ave gathered 'here this evening to ngratulate you on your' recent mar- ge and to extend to you our very t wishes. Although, no stranger to us, Jack, welcome you to our community. We are very happy to learn that u are anticipating making your eco home in our community. You e always been so willing to help erever needed Ruth, with social tivities. We feel we cannot allow this hap-' occasion, to pass without some expression of - our esteem for You. e ask you to accept this,gift, as oken of our esteem for you. As use it in your home, may it ever ect happy, associations with ends and, neighbours of the Tenth. he pathway of life may not ways be rosy but ever remember every cloud ,has a silver lining.is our', sincere wish and; prayer Mrs. Gain. W. Millson and children returned` on Monday to their home we in London, after a fortnight at the lady's .parents, Mr'. and Mrs. ye W. E. Perdue, n Mr. and Mrs. Percy Gardhouse re- hav turned to their home in Owen wh Sound after a few weeks vacation aet Mr. and Mrs. 'Sydney Lan- sing, Base Line, DY L.A.C. and Mrs. Jack Perdue and little song have returned to their) W home in Galt, after spending a la t week end with Mr. and Mrs. W. you E. Perdue, Huron Street. ref! Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Lansing, Base fr] line have > h e as their ' r guests, Billie T Robertson, Auburn, Kenneth, Arm- al strong, Londesboro, Jane Mary, that Snell' and Richard Snell of Hallett: It THU: s; , J174'`-27tli4944.• `e FLOWERS For all Occasions TENTS TO RENT also Summer Cottage A four -roomed fully furnished cottage at Iron Springs on the Blue Water • Highway, 4 miles north of Bayfield. $15.00 a week, 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 JULY 27, 28, 29 KELLOGG'S ALL BRAN pkg19c CLARK'S ASPARAGUS SOUP 10 oz. 3 tins 25c SUPERIOR BAKING Powder 16 oz. ANDONE Bottle VANILLA 23c LEALAND'S APPLE' JELLY jar 330 PURE LARD Ib, 16c NABOB COFFEE 1 lb. 45c PALMOLIVE SOAP Giant size .,9e FLUSHO tin • MUFFETS pkg. SUNLIGHT Soap 4 bars .. , , KAM, pork product 12 oz. tin BRUNSWICK SARDINES tin .. ORANGES, Size 288s Doz. GRAPEFRUIT size 126s 3 for LEMONS size 360s 3 for CABBAGE Firm, Heads each C00KING ONIONS 2 lbs. . , . OXO CUBES 30s pkg. 21c 10c 25c 350 9c 37c 20c 110 10c 13c 25c T. R. TKOMPSON tret Dolivarq that health, happiness and prosper- ity may be yours as you journey on down through a long and happy wed- ded life together. Signed on behalf of the Tenth Concession; Helen Radford, Helen Ferguson, Gladys Josling, Beth Lan- sing. V GODERICH TOWNSHIP The July, meeting of the S. S. No. 4 Unit of the Red Cross was held at the, home of Miss Isabel Oakes. The president conducted the meeting which was opened by repeating the Lord's Prayer in unison. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The roll call' "any favourite jam recipe" was answer- ed by 15 members. There were 4 visitors present. Yarn was distributed for knitting and a quilt was quilted, the material for the quilt ,being donated by Mrs. Roy Eason' and Isabel Oakes. A gift donated by Mrs. D. Rathwell was sold by tickets and was won by Mrs. Frank Jones. The next meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. Roy Masora. The S. S. No. 4 Unit were enter- tained on Wednesday by the Sum- merhill Unit at the Hall. Two quilts were quilted and lunch was served by a number of the Summerhill ladies. V - THE "CATCH" 'IN rP Recruiting Officer — In whieb branch of the army would you like to serve? ,Recruit—Are yon kidding? You mean I can take my pick? Recruiting Officer --Yep. Anything but b the Woman's Auxiliary Army. Corps, Recruit -Bad, I knew there was a catch an' it. *aAMWarerair VALUES FOR JULY' 2$,th-4;291h.:. BLUEBERRIE PIE FILLER lb. SUN FLOOR, 19c WAX lb., tin. 39e RED & WHITE CUSTARD POWDER lb. tin 25e WESTONS OLD HICKORY 'SODAS lg. pkg. , 25c CE'RTO, CRYSTALS pkg. 14c CANADA •SEAL; ' HERRING 2 tins 19d AYLMER, APPLE GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 2 bottles 29e JUICE 20 oz. tin 16c AEROXON FLY 'Coils 4 for 10c LIFEBUOY Soap 4 for 25c CAKE 5c HIALiHGLO� WILSON'S PLY Pads pkg.. 100 SUNLIGHT' Soap 4• for 25q AYLMER GRAPE JUICE bottle 20c JUICE 26 oz. tin. 13e RED & WHITE TOMATO AYLMER, DEHYDRATED SOUP 2 tins. 19c BEANS 2 tins 19c; GARDEN FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES TOMATOES — CORN — POTATOES CABBAGE — BEETS HEAD LETTUCE' — BERRIES — MELONS — PLUMS — APP'LE'S. CALIFORNIA JUICY 360's ONTARIO NEW LEMONS 3 for 11e CARROTS 2 bunches 15' AYLMER TOMATO, SUNKIST 126's GRAPEFRUIT 3 - 21c ONTARIO No. 1 large CUCUMBERS 2 for 19e CALIFORNIA JUICY 22O's ONTARIO GREEN' ORANGES doz. 49c . CELERY 2 for 19c Co M. SHEARING PHONE 48 FOR QUALITY FOODS — CLINTON BE SURE To select the stove or range you are thinking of getting later. We have a nice assortment now, and of course we will be glad to keep one for you. They may be hard to get' labor. BALL & ZAPFE Store Phone 195 DOUGLAS G. BALL Phone 110 J. J. ZAPFE Phone 103 STOVES It is not too early to begin to inquire about that new stove you are needing. They will' still not be plentiful again this year, so why not stop in now and see our display. We have on our floor a new Clare Jewel, suitable for town !rouse or country. Also a small range for the need of those with only a few rooms. We also carry the Enterprise with the High warming closet. Or if you need a good second hand stove we can supply you with stoves or heaters. We still have a good second hand coal oil oven on hand. Call to -day and we will be glad to show you our stock and quote our prices. Hawkins Hardware PLUMBING AND HEATING WEEK END SPECIALS ZINC RINGS per doz JAR RUBBERS 4 doz FRUIT KEPE pkg. PAULA SUGAR SUB39e SUGAR 3 lbs. 25e CROWN JARS 1 doz. 1.19 FLY COILS 2 for 5c WILSON'S FLY POISON pkg. 100 FLY TOX at 25c and 45c FLUSHO tin 25e SINKO tin 25c CIIIPSO pkg. 24e FIVE ROSES FLOUR 7 lb. bag 290 WHEAT PUFFS 1 bushel .. 45e TOASTED WHEAT PUFFS With Tumbler 25c PRONE 244 July 27 to 29th 26c SUPER SUDS ige pkg. 22c 25c VEGETABLE, SOUP (oxford inn) 3 tins 25c COWAN'S perfection cocoa tin RUBBER RINGS 4 pkg. 25c METAL RINGS' doz, 25c. • PAULA SUGAR sub. bottle 39c ODEX SOAP 3 bars 17c. SEA-LECT chicken Ha.ddie tin 29e ; FLUSHO tin 25c CERTO bottle 25e Sea -Breeze Grapefruit Juice 2 tins 29c KRAFT DINNER pkg. 17c ‘CORN FLAKES 8 oz. pkg. , , . 9c QUAKER PUFFED Wheat pkg. 10c POST'S Corn Flakes 3 pkg. .... 23c, 1AYLMER Deb. Beans with sauce 10c FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES KAM Ali pork product tin 35e 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 rt•oduetive farm,! end us particulars. Possibly we can assist you through our loaning department. Attractive terms. ' All: inquiries treated confidentially. Huron&Erie MORTGAGE CORPORATION: (London Windsor 2t. Thomas Chatham 1 NEW POTATOES FRESH MEATS Fresh Sausages lb. 25e Brealdast Bacon lb, 42c Fresh Wieners' lb. 27e . 24c Bologna Ib. • 19c OrnI Lebb Free Delivery , . s