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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1944-08-31, Page 8• PAGE CLINTONTRE NEWS-ItECORD A MACK ALL FURNACE In the same insures Health Comfort, Satisfaction.. throughout the winter SEE OUR COOK STOVES AND HEATERS SUTTER & PERDUE MARDWARE. PLUMBING & ELECITICIANS MON* 147w. CLINTON, ONT. • Be Advised That it requires anywhere from six to ten weeks in the making of Tip Top -made -to -measure suits or overcoats. That you should order now your Fall Garments to avoid dis- appointment. We have at present a very nice assortment of fine worsted tweeds and overcoating in blues, browns, and greys hut many of these will be sold out and cancelled before Fall so get your order in now. Men's Garments $29.75 Ladies Garments $31.00 Ready-to-wear suits for Men and Boys at right prices. Boys' Suits will be scarce goods so buy yourEall suit in advance. Don't forget the SpeciO1 Summer Sale Of all Summer Shoes. Plumsteel Bros. Arrow &little — Adam H.ts — Scott & Menai, Shoes for Men Axentx Tip Top Tailors. •••••••••••• 1 We Offer at The Following Prices MEN'S OVERALLS Big B. Brand MEN'S BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR per garment BOY'S BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR per ,garment BOY'S JERSEYS MEN'S SHIRTS, Collars and TIES RUGS BRUSSELS also TAPESTRY Half Price Half Price $1.76 .75 .50 .50 BROWN'S One Door North of Royal Bank A Note to our Subscribers It is eneourging to find more subscribers keeping their subscript- ion paid in adyance. This is the way modern bue:ness •requires a subscription list to be. During the past few days atcounts have, gene out to all subscribers whose subscription is due and the replies have been very pleasing. Every day both at the counter and by the mail renewals paid in advance have been received. May we ask all who have received noticesto remit the amount. It is only a small item for each person, but if they are all added up, is as considerable amount for us. ' With a little effort all who have not yet paid can do so soon, and then the Clinton News -Record list will be in splendid condition. Do not pat the account to one side, but pay it at once. Then it is done. • Our readers will be helping the lists by keeping paid up. Many from Huron will assist in Western Harvest According to information. received • from Mr. Bruce Matheson, Agricul- • ture Representative or Huron Coun- ty, eighty-seven men will leave from Goderich and approximately one hundred and twenty-five from Listo-1 wel for points in •:Western. Canada, where they will assist the western farmers in harvesting their grain. • The men •are ATM Points in Huron •Ceunty. The first sixty are 'going to ••Edmonton, Alta,. arid the rest will ' go to Wadena, Sask. ' Some of the men left Saturday and the balance left on Tuesday of this week. This is a return service as many of the western farmers came East to: help relieve the situation, when, harvesting operations' requited extra Ossistande. Approximately thirty came fou the west to help on farms in, HuronHuton Couiity. Make this store • your headquarters ' for school supplies • and text books G. R. McEwan Co. Books & Stationery PHONE 84 "OFTEN THE CHEAPEST ALWAYS THE BEST" 11111111111111,"111.7111.1'illamimis...,:JJp Mrs. D. Nediger is visiting her bro- ther in town.. • ' Misses L. and 0. Brigham are spend- . ing this week in Toronto. Pte. R. B. and Mrs. Streets from. London spent the week at their home in town. Miss Anita Cruickshanks of Hamil- ton is visiting her father and other friends in towitf Rev. Austin Budge of Toronto visit- ed with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel • Kemp on Saturday. Misses Margaret and Frances Allen of Guelph visited last week with Mrs. Joseph Wilson. Mrs, S. S. Castle has just received a cable that her daughter, Mrs. Risley has arrived overseas. Mrs. H. Sloman has received word that, her daughter, • Mrs. Rey Wheeler had arrived overseas. 1VIrs. George Walker went to Hamil- 1 ton last Friday to be with her sist- er, Mrs. Ed, Watson, who is ser- iously ill. Mr. and Mrs. Ceeil Griffith's, and • Master Bobby from St. Catherines visited his 'brother and friends here this week. Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Dougan of Hamil- I ton liove returned home after t spending the past week with Mr. and Mrs. E. Ward, • s Rev. and Mrs. Roy Cook and children t have returned to Toronto after e spending- their vacation with Mr. a and Mrs. W. M. Cook. g LAC, G. E. (White) Weston and f Mrs. Weston. are spending: two t .weeks with VD!: and. Mrs. E. li. i fliVeest.on at Sowett's 'Grove, Boy- ld Mr. and Mrs. J6hn„ Pettitt and their three childien, from Burgessville were holidaying the lest 'few days at Mr. Bert Whites Lake ,cottage as guests ,or ;Mr. Mid Mrs. M. T. Mr, and Mrs. Gordon L. Hall and • family of Cayuga spent the week end with. relatives in. Clinton and Goderich Township,. Ted Hill is spending the week with Mr., and Mrs. Harvey 'Alexander. IVIr.• Fred Leonard., who has been visiting near Guelph, with Mr. and J. Barkley, did his bit on the farm. He helped with thresh- ing. and took his place pitching shoaves, keeping up with ' he • younger men. Mr., and Mrs. Gord6V. Outlinglitnne and Miss Jo Anne motored to •To - Keith Jenks, R.C. N. V. R. •Reported Missing Word was received last Friday by his mother, Mrs. Murray Quaife, London, that, Tel, Keith Ward Jenks, R. C. N. V. R. was reported missing at sea. Keith was very well known in' Clinton as he made his home for 'several years with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Ward. He attended the Clinton Public School and Clin- ton Collegiate before enlisting in the Canadian ,Navy at 11. M.C.S. York, Toronto. v Labor Day Next Monday will be Labor Day and will he a holiday. The News - Record wishes to remind all it's ad- vertisers and correspondents to have their copy in early for next week's issne. Rev. E. C. Rorke Goes To Buffalo, N. Y. Rev. Edward C. Rorke, Rector of St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, Grand Island, Neb., for the past five years, resigned his charge on Mn. day to accept a call to The Church of the Holy Communion, Bahl°, N. Y. His first service in his new parish will be on Sunday, September, 17th. Rev. and Mrs. Rorke and little son John have made many firm friends in Grand Island, who wish them success in their new parish. Mr. Geo. E. Pentland, publi school inspector for South Grey fo the past ten years, has resigned. H is a cousin of Mr. H. E. Rorke o town. PERSONALS FLOWERS For all Occasions DILL FOR SALE , 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 ..r•••••••41••••••••,.., Superior Store PHONE IU—CLINTON. SPECIALS FOR AUG. 31, SEPT. 1, 2 KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES 8 oz. plug. AYLMER VEGETABLE SOUP 10 oz. tin 8c McCORMIOK'S FANCY A SODA 6 oz. pkg. 10e SUPER. SUDS lge. pkg. 22r ODEX SOAP 3 bars 19c IVORY SOAP Guest size 5c TURPENTINE 12 oz. btl. 25e GILLETT'S LYE Tin 12c CLASSIC CLEANER, Tin 6e GOLDEN FLEECE POT CLEANER Each 10c SHREDDIES 2 pkgs. 25c POPATOyS 15 Ib, peck 49c CELERY STALKS 2 for 25c SILVER SKIN ONIONS 2 lbs25a ORANGES, Size 288s Doz. 37c LEMONS, Size 360s 3 for 1 c Miss Sophie Moffatt, who has been visiting her cousin, Miss Rena Pickett, and other relatives, has returned to her home in Winni peg, Man. Miss G. Wheatly has returned after a weeks visit at Lake 'Simcoe and Toronto. Trooper Wm. Helm e of Camp Bor- den and Mrs. Heinle of Toronto, formerly of Vancouver, B. C. were week end guests of Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Groves. Mrs. Wza. Watters of Toronto spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Radford. Relatives From From Clinton Assist at Trousseau Tea • A number of pre -nuptial • affairs have been given in honor of Miss Marjorie Jean Harris, whose mar- riage to Flt. Lt. John Vincent Red- man Ord, takes place this week. Mrs. Roy E. Harris entertained at a trousseau tea at her home, 33 Trow ave., Stratford on Friday compliment ing her bride -elect daughter. Tea was poured by her grandmother, Mrs. T. G. Allen, Clinton and the tea room assistants were Mrs. Robert Colucci, Miss Jessie Holmes, Mrs. Reg. Ball, Clinton, aunt of the honor guest, and Mrs. Dennis Morey. The ovely trousseau was displayed by Miss Betty Quinlin, Miss Peg Orr and Mrs. Glenn It Harris. Mrs. C. A, Moore invited the guests to the tea room and Mary Kenner was the door attendant. . Mrs. Peter F. Quinlin and Miss Betty Quinlin were hostesses at a miscellaneous shower. Mrs. H. B. Conner gave a supper party at which he guest of •honor was made the recipient of a shower of cups and aucers. Prior to leaving Toronto he bride -elect was a guest at a kith - it shower given by Miss Babs Weis nd she was presented with lovely ifts by the staff of, the Hospital or Sick Children, and the staff of he operating room of . that institut- , . 1 STANLEY • WEDDINGS V A.B. M. ,J. 'Schoenhale and A.B. Robert (Bud) Schoenhals, who have spent the past month with • relatives in Clinton have returned to their§1q. at an Eastern CtshOdian Port. a rento last week end' and while there were guests in the hone of their daughter, Mrs. T. E. Hull. Mrs. Cuningharne and Jo Anne • remained for an extended visit and ,plan to take a !holiday,- taip to Algonquin "Pa'fill 'e'iore, 'returning ' „ • , • H. TOWSON Fs.. notivors, flowers. Tall white lighted tapers in crystal holders at either end were Offective table ornaments and from 1each corner of the table streamers of rose and white extended to the chandeliers. The toast to the bride and: groom was proposed by Father McDonald and the response was made by the groomsman. The guests, joined in singing "For They Are Jelly Good 'Fellows." Guests from out-of-town included Mrs. James Roach, Toronto, Mrs. Martin Brush and Miss Nine Gabel, Flint Mich. My. and Mrs. McCaffrey will reside in London, Ontario. • MeCAFFREY—POPE • The marriage of Helena Pepe, Clinton, and Samuel J. MeCaffrey, London, was solemnized in St. Joseph's' Church, at 8.00 o'clock Saturday morning by 'Rev. S. J. Miss Donna Galster of Middleville, Michigan, Mrs. Merle Cook and Mr. George Galster of Howard City re- turned home on Thursday, after having spent the past week with the latter's sister, Mrs. John Seotehrner or the Bronson Lie. Mr. John Galster of Zurich spent McDonald, who also sang the Nuptial the week end at the home of his neice, Mrs. John Scotehmer. • Mr. Carlton Galster returned home on Thursday after having spent the past week at the home of Clifford. Greer. • Cucumber Attains Giant Robert Watt •brought to town, a cuchinber grown in the garden of his brother-iralaw, Dr. Kirby. It measured 21k feet in length and at the largest point was more than 10 Mass. The bride looked lovely in a 'street - length dress of blue figured crepe with white lace hat and shoulder - length veil and white accessories. Her .shoulder bouquet was of Briar- eliffe Maas, baby's :breath and fern. The bride was attended by Mrs. Walter Swinbank, Clinton, as matron of 'honor, wearing a :bine and white figured alpaca, navy blue hat and navy accessories with shoulder bon quet similar to that. worn by the i bride. Patriek „Cleary, London, was best man. Father McDonald presid-, ed ot the organ for the recessional wedding march by Mendelssohn. The wedding party and guests repaired to the, MaKeriziea Hotel, for • break- fast: The, , was centred ' With •' 'Crvsttjl' ' nches in circumference. Twin Infants Buried In • . Blyth Cemetery The Private funeral 'of.twin in - ant ,sona of Mr. and Mrs. A L. Ker- n ick wasl held Saturda • THURS:, AUG. alst, 1941 ise NEW FURNITURE Is beginning to come in and will continue for some time as we bought extensively while on a Buying Trip at the Different Factories. There will bt Bedroom, Dining Room, Breakfast Room Suites Cedar Chests End Tables, Coffee Tables, and Various other styles of tables. BALL & ZAPFE ' Store Phone 195 DOUGLAS G. BALL Phone 110 J. J. ZAPFE Phone 103 4.0.411,11411.1.. PYREX WARE We have been able to procure a fairly complete stock of Pyrex ware. Just what you have been needifig for yourself or for that gift you are going to have to buy. Let us show you our stock- Pyrex Mixing Bowls, Custard cups, double boilers, Flame Ware sets. Something to suit anyone's purse. Come in and look around and see our various lines of good. Hawkins Hardware PLUMBING AND HEATING WEEK END SPECIALS WHITE SHOE POLISH. pkg. 15c ALL WHEAT CEREAL pkg. 14c READY CUT MACARONI 3 pks, 25c FRUIT KEPE pkg. 25c SUGAR PAULA, sugar sub. • 39c ZING RINGS per doz •29c JAR RUBBERS 4 pkgs. 25c AYLMER STR. INFANTS FOODS 3 for 25c SUGAR 3 lbs. for •25c COOKING APPLES 4 lbs, for 25c SUCCESS WAX 1 lb tin 32c FLY TOX SPRAY Per can 25c FLY COILS 2 for 5c WILSONS FLY PADS 10c PURE LARD 1 lb. • 16c DOMESTIC SHORTENING 19c PEACHES TOMATOES CELERY ETC. 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- ing rent and to buy farm. Write us if you have been think ing about it. We may be able to help you with a loan. All inquiries treated. confidenti- ally. , Hiitrort&Erie' MnI/TGAGa GolZseallAr"'"a, Landon Windsor St. Thoinas •• a‘Chatimin PHONE 244 SPECIALS AYLMER Quick Cooking De- hydrated beans per tin 5c - ORANGE .marmalade in bulk bring your container 13c lb. 2 for 261,c WALKERS Sodas 1 1b, pkg. 16c CERTO bottle 25c OXFORD INN Vegetable Soup 3 tins• • 25c SUCCESS Paste Wax 1 lb. tin 32e CANADA SEAL Fresh Herring tin , •10c PAULA Sugar Sub. bottle . „ 30c AYLMER. Infant Food 3 Tins ..25e. WHITE. BE,AR, Toilet Tissue 3 runs e. • , • . , 25c NUTRJM baby serest large pkg49a READY GUT Macaroni 4 pkgs25c LIFEBUOY SOAP 3 bars 19a PUMPKIN Large tins 2 for „ 27c DEVON PEAS 20 oz. tin . 16a AYLMER Apple Juice 2 hes. ..27c CLARK'S Assorted seeps 3 tins 25c FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES IN OUR MEAT COUNTER Fresh Wieners Ib. , .... . .. 27e Fresh Sausages lb. 25o Breakfast Bacon lb. , , 42a Bologna lb. ... ... . „ , 24:o. Alto a good a:Litt:lent of cooked Orval tioollik i'' ' '''', 0 '..',, ' • ' . . „ SPECIAL VALUES FOR SEPTEMBER 1st. & 2nd REL & WHITE PASTRY 'KRAFT FLOUR, 5 lb. bag 203 DINNER 2. pkgs. 356 AYLMER, CHOICE RED & WHITE 'TABLE SPINACH 20 oz. tin 15c, SALT 2 pkgs. •150 CLARK'S MUSHROOM •CLOVER LEAF SOUP tin • 103 •HERRING tin. 150 II,RE:D PEASEVON tin 14c. \\\ \ 1 & WHITE i I 1 i //I ,1,..,1)19e T.,,,.....,-' SOAP i,,,'. --r. NZ li 001i 4 cakes 25c ',.7,,,i sogir-I -1 ..sa. SUNLIGHT got SOAP ,,,6 - 4 cakes 25e itaLU ROUND GRAIN SUN FLOOR ER BO •RICE WAX tin 39c - ib. pkg. 20c 2 lbs. 23c CRISPIE SOUR MIXED 1VIcCOR.MICKS CREAM PICKLES jar 250 SODAS 2 pkgs •230 GARDEN FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES PEACHES — APPLE'S — PLUMS --, MELONS — GRAPES PEPPERS — CORN — TOMATOES —LETTUCE —ONIONS CALIFORNIA LARGE, 300's ONTARIO' CHOICE LEMONS 3 for 130 CARROTS 2 for 15c MARSH SEEDLESS 126's ONTARIO CHOICE ' GRAPEFRUIT 3 - 21c CABBAGE' lb. 4c CALIFORNIA 288's ONTARIO CHOICE ORANGES doz. 390 CELERY 2 for 25c Co M. SHEARING PHONE 48 FOR QUALITY FOODS — CLINTON NEW FURNITURE Is beginning to come in and will continue for some time as we bought extensively while on a Buying Trip at the Different Factories. There will bt Bedroom, Dining Room, Breakfast Room Suites Cedar Chests End Tables, Coffee Tables, and Various other styles of tables. BALL & ZAPFE ' Store Phone 195 DOUGLAS G. BALL Phone 110 J. J. ZAPFE Phone 103 4.0.411,11411.1.. PYREX WARE We have been able to procure a fairly complete stock of Pyrex ware. Just what you have been needifig for yourself or for that gift you are going to have to buy. Let us show you our stock- Pyrex Mixing Bowls, Custard cups, double boilers, Flame Ware sets. Something to suit anyone's purse. Come in and look around and see our various lines of good. Hawkins Hardware PLUMBING AND HEATING WEEK END SPECIALS WHITE SHOE POLISH. pkg. 15c ALL WHEAT CEREAL pkg. 14c READY CUT MACARONI 3 pks, 25c FRUIT KEPE pkg. 25c SUGAR PAULA, sugar sub. • 39c ZING RINGS per doz •29c JAR RUBBERS 4 pkgs. 25c AYLMER STR. INFANTS FOODS 3 for 25c SUGAR 3 lbs. for •25c COOKING APPLES 4 lbs, for 25c SUCCESS WAX 1 lb tin 32c FLY TOX SPRAY Per can 25c FLY COILS 2 for 5c WILSONS FLY PADS 10c PURE LARD 1 lb. • 16c DOMESTIC SHORTENING 19c PEACHES TOMATOES CELERY ETC. 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- ing rent and to buy farm. Write us if you have been think ing about it. We may be able to help you with a loan. All inquiries treated. confidenti- ally. , Hiitrort&Erie' MnI/TGAGa GolZseallAr"'"a, Landon Windsor St. Thoinas •• a‘Chatimin PHONE 244 SPECIALS AYLMER Quick Cooking De- hydrated beans per tin 5c - ORANGE .marmalade in bulk bring your container 13c lb. 2 for 261,c WALKERS Sodas 1 1b, pkg. 16c CERTO bottle 25c OXFORD INN Vegetable Soup 3 tins• • 25c SUCCESS Paste Wax 1 lb. tin 32e CANADA SEAL Fresh Herring tin , •10c PAULA Sugar Sub. bottle . „ 30c AYLMER. Infant Food 3 Tins ..25e. WHITE. BE,AR, Toilet Tissue 3 runs e. • , • . , 25c NUTRJM baby serest large pkg49a READY GUT Macaroni 4 pkgs25c LIFEBUOY SOAP 3 bars 19a PUMPKIN Large tins 2 for „ 27c DEVON PEAS 20 oz. tin . 16a AYLMER Apple Juice 2 hes. ..27c CLARK'S Assorted seeps 3 tins 25c FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES IN OUR MEAT COUNTER Fresh Wieners Ib. , .... . .. 27e Fresh Sausages lb. 25o Breakfast Bacon lb. , , 42a Bologna lb. ... ... . „ , 24:o. Alto a good a:Litt:lent of cooked Orval tioollik