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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News Record, 1944-09-14, Page 8PAGE 8 TEE ' CL NTO - Xows-HECORD support this O'I'k of Mercy • YOUR dollars alone make possible the, necessary work done through the human touch and the understanding heart of The Salvation Army on the home front. Give generously! Space Contributed ,by . SUTTER & PERDUE HARDWARE, PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS PHONIC 147w. CLINTON, ONT. _.....,.• me..no.•.w .. Stock Lines Of scarce Goods WOOL BLANKETS All pure wool, White with fancy colored border large size 64x84 and 72x84 Buy the Now you may not get them later. MOTOR RUGS 3 only, all wool, Scotch pl'ai'd motor Rugs large size heavy weight and good value. BLEACHED COTTON SHEETS 1 dozen only large size 81x99 Extra value at $2.40 Bleached Sheeting 81 in. wide a good cotton and a good buy 85c Fancy Plaid Flannelette An American Cloth suit. able for pyjamas fancy quilt Iinning etc. Heavy Pyjama Flannelette in fancy stripes same old cloth at same old price 35c yd. Plumsteel Bros. Arrrw Shirts — Adam Hata — Scott & Mefa1e Shwa for Maw Areata Tip Top Tailors. If we have what you want The Price is Low MEN'S SWEATERS NOW ON SALE BROWN'S One Door North of.Royal Bank New Store Hours STORE CLOSED ALL DAY WEDNESDAY. We the undersigned Merchants in . Declare we will close our Stores All ember 20th Exsept the Month of December. Thomas J. Riley Ross Fitzsimons R. V. Irwin Thos. Churchill M. Batkin E. M. Pattison W. S. R. Holmes , .T. Plumtree Len Heard C. M. Shearing G. R. McEwen R. H. Johnson Charlds Lockwood Olive Sloan Plumsteel Bros. W. L. Johnson Ball and Zapfe W M. Aiken. Hawkins Hardware Miss Freda Schoenhals , . the Town of Clinton: to Hereby Day. Wednesday starting Sept- iravis and Herman W. H. Hellyar The Toggery Shoppe Sutter & Perdue Geo. Belattie Connell, & Tyndall Orval Lobb W, C. Brown .T. Z. Hovey Melvin Crich A. Husty J. Lovett W N. Counter Fried 0. Ford E. Munro Bert Glidden T. 12, Thompson Jean Riley Clifford Lobb Russell Jervis ' This Will, Enable Us To Give• Our Customers, Better Selrvice and Comply With the New Government Regulations ! ! For Those Who Like a Fine S'tationery'' We have a Dimity Vellun and Dimity Linen with . en. velopes to match, These two items are of the very finest quality. We have a good assortq ment of serving trays and individual lap trays in var. ious designs and shapes. Also a large assortment) of good table mirrors. • G. R. McEwan Coe Books & Stationery PHONE 84 "OFTEN THE CHEAPEST ALWAYS THE BEST" �n um'Igil!piprniu.o i wgnniurii 1 Mr. Sid Thompson of Wyoming is a visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Fergus VanEgmond, Mrs. W. J, Dynnent of Chicago, Ill. W EDDTNGS PRNTNEY RATHWELL A very pretty wedding was solem- nized at Robinson Memorial United Church, London, Ont., on Saturday, Septefmber 9th at 3.80 when Lois Marie, eldest daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Fred Rath -Well, Brueefield, Ont., was united in marriage to Flt, SO- Donald N. Pentney, of Rainy River, Ontario. Rev. G F. N. Atkin- son of Brueefield, officiated, assisted by Rev. M. P. Smith, pastor of the church. The bride, charmingly gowned in floor length 'white satin and net, with finger tip veil of silk illusion and coronet of white feather flowers, carrying •:Reid Briareliffe Roses, was given in marriage by her Father. Miss Winni#red Thompson of Winni- peg, as maid of honour, and Miss Ruth Rathwell, sister of the bride, as bridesmaid were attractively frock - ed in floor length white sheer, with shoulder veils, also carried bouquets of Red Briarcliffe Roses. Sgt. Don Laidley attended the groom and Sgt. Bert King was usher, both of Trenton. During the signing of the register Miss Marjorie Hunt of Seaforth sanLifeg.sweetly "Ah swdet mystery of " A reception was held at Hotel London, the bride's Mother receiving in a navy •dress with matching ac- cessories and corsage of Talisman Roses. Guests were present from Trenton, Hamilton, London and Seaforth. Flt. Sit, ad Mrs. Pentney left by train, well showered with confetti and good wishes, for a two weeks honeymoon, after which they will bath return to their duties in the R.C.A,F. at Trenton, Ont. FLOWERS. For all Occasions DILL POR SALE Seedling. Cactus for Sale DILL 100 a bunch 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 SEPTEMBER 14, 15,16 MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE lb. HANN—GOVIER GRAPENUT FLAKES Londesboro United Church was the scene of a pretty autumn wedding on I 2 large pkgs. September 9th at 4 p.m., when Rhoda READICUT MACARONI 2 lbs. Mae Govier, daughter 02 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. K. Govier of Londesboro TOMATO JUICE 20 oz. 2 tine 19c was united in marriage to. Lieut. James Spencer Hann, R.C.A.S.C., CHICIi:EN HADDIE Tin 29e son of Rev. and Mrs. S. W. Hann of SUNLIGHT SOAP 4 bars , 25c Trowbridge. Rev. S. W. Hann father of the groom, performed the care- CHAMPION DOG FOOD 2 pkgs. 19e many, assisted by Rev. A. E. Men- zies. OVALTINE Med. Jar 68c The church was beautifully decor- SNOW FLAKE AMMONIA pkg, 5c ated with standards' of gladioli, fern LUX SOAP 3 bars 19e and hemlock, Mrs. Menzies was organist, and during the signing of SUPER SUDS pkg. the register played Bach's "Ave mvisiting at the home of her sis- Maria." BAG SALT 5s ter, Dr. and Mrs. Henry Garrett. 1 The bride, given in marriage by JAVEX Bottle L,A.C. and Mrs. Bill Reid and little her father, looked lovely in a floor son of Hagersville are spending a length gown of white triple sheer 2 in 1 SHOE POLISH Tin .... 10e few days this week with the lady's with bishop sleeves, shirred waist - father, Mr. Wan. RozelL line, and full, skirt ending in a Miss Margaret Lockwood of Toron- slight train. LEMONS Size 360s 3 for , , , . 110 td spent the holiday weekend with Her hip -length veil was• held with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles an ostrich feather headdress, Her CELERY Lge. Stalks 2 for .. 25c Lockwood. only ornament was a pendant centred COOKING ONIONS 4 lbs. 25c Miss Violet Morrison is returning with a sapphire birth atone, the gift, to Toronto at the end of the week, of the groom. after spending the past month with She carried a white tulle muff with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. with white roses; and baby blue rib- i �,HompsoN W. Morrison. boil streamers knotted. with orange K Mr. J. B. Lobb returned to town last blossoms. week•from his extended tour of the The anaid of •honour Miss Beth Maratime provinces, He is now Govier sister of the bride wore a visiting Mr, and Mrs. H. L. Wise two-piece street length dress of for a few days. Florida 'Gold with half hat to match Edworthy officiated at the ceremony Miss Shirley Sutter, nurse -in -train- and carried a noseigay of fuschia and T. H. Nixon, organist of the ing, at the Stratford General Hos- gladiola petals 'and fern. Miss Elva church,played the wedding' music. pita), underwent an appendectomy Govier as bridesmaid wore a two Gladioli and ferns made a lovely recently and is now convalescing piece street length dress of Celesta floral setting for the ceremony. at her home in town. blue with ,half hat to .match and she Given in marriage by her eldest Miss Kathleen Martin of the Base carried a nosegay of coral gladioli brother, Verne Knight, the bride Line has returned' home after petals and fern. Staff Sgt. George wore a graceful wedding gown of spending the past two months Glass, London, was ,best man and white satin and net, with a chic visiting friends and relatives Harold Adams and Jack Webster, white feather headdress holding her around Saskatoon and Maymont, Londesboro, cousin of the bride were filmy bridal veil which was • three- Sask. Kathleen says that the the ushers, quarter length. She carried a shower crops look very promising., A .buffett luncheon was held at bouquet of Better Times roses and Mrs, Keefer left en Monday for her the home 'of the bride where her stephanotis. The bride was attended Mother received' in a frock of navy byecrepo with navy accessories and eor- sister,: Miss Thelma Knight _ home in Vancouver, B. C'., after a visit with her daughter and son - 43c 25c 1 l 22c 12c 15e Pres Ottliaitit in-law Flt. Lt, and Mrs. Harold Tull. A,C. H. Keefer, R. C. A. F. of Hamilton was a week end guest of Fit. Lt. and Mrs. Tull. V St. Paul's Annual . Meeting of Little Hel»e)rs The annual ,meeting of the Little Helpers of St. Paul's Anglican church, was held on Saturday, after- noon, September 9th, in the ehurch. A brief worshipservice was con- ducted by the rector, Rev. R. M. Bulteel. The Little Helpers present- ed the contents of their Mite Boxes,, which together with the offering, amounted to $15.00. At the conclusion of the service in the church an informal meeting was held in Owen Memorial Hall. Mrs. (Rev.) • Bulteel told ,a delightful little story to the children., entitled; "Gentlness ;Speaks". The children sang a few of their favorite hymns and then refresh- memts Were 'served, while all enjoyed a happy visit. The meeting. was planned.and was Under the 14:T1ct1o0'er Mrs: George A, Waaler;, .,Sipe •intendant of the sage of Amer' B t R si�sted .by Mrs. Hann who wore a with matching• headdre and shout_ can eau y ases as nor, . wearing a amar dress in fuschia and purple tones frock of rose crepe with blue ae- ss sou: dor-length veil, and carrying• talis- man. -roses. cessoriesand al corsage of Talis- The •bride's table, centred with a three tier wedding cake, was effec- tiyely decoratd3 with tall white tapers. in silver holders and silver bowls of pink petunias During•; the afternoon several. telegrams. bearing' good wisheh to the happy couple were received. ;Following the reception the bride and ,groom. left :amid .showelre of eon- fetti and good wishes for a trip to Montreal, .For travelling the bride donned a chocolate brown tailored suit with brown accessories. On their return they will reside in Barrie. Guests were present from London, Toronto, Trowbridge and Clinton. BARTLIFF—KNIGHT The marriage of Jean Lois Knight, Reg. N., daughter of: Mrs. Fred Knight,, .Curtis street, St.;Thomas, to. Cpl...Harry, .Bruce Bartliff, R.G. A,F., of Kingston, son of Mr. and' Mrs. H. Bartliff, of Clinton was a lovely eere Tony at First ' United Church at two -thirty on Wednesday afternoon Se. tem man roses and gladioli. The brides- maid was the bride's niece, Mis June Clarice, who was gowned i delphinium blue, with a headdress of rose velvet and blue holding• he shoulder -length veil. She carrie pink Briarcliff roses and •gladioli Douglas Bartliff, of Camp Bordenwas his brother's groomsman an the ushers were Dr. G. Elliott an Beecher Streets, of Clinton. The reception was held at. th Grand Central Hotel, where gladioli palms and ferns were used in dee oration. For her daughter's wed' ding, Mrs. Knight" wore a navy blue crepe dress, with navy hat and white accessories and a corsage of red roses. Mrs. Bartliff, mother of the groom, was in heavenly blue crepe, with black hat and accessories and wore a corsage of pink roses. For the wedding .trip to Toronto, the bride donned a smart dress in lime green wool, with brown accessories. They will make heir home in'King- tor). About thirty-five were in at- tendance at the wedding, out-of-town guests; being present from Clinton, Talbotville, Windsor, Toro, ti T 1URS., SEPT. 14th1944: 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 be Bedroom, Dining Room, Breakfast' Room Suites Cedar Chests End Tables, 'Coffee Tables, and Various other styles of tables. BALL �'' ZAPFE DOUGLAS G. BALL Store Phone 195 Phone 110 J. J. ZAPFE Phone 103 This Work Must Go On The human touch and the understanding heart of. The Salvation Army are needed on the home front. YOUR dollars alone make it possible. Give generously! Space Contributed by Hawkins Hardware PLUMBING AND HEATING. • Do Your WEDNESDAY Shopping on TUESDAY Owing to Government Regula- tions our Store will be closed all Day Wednesday. CLARKE'S CATSUP Flovour , 35c WHITE WINE or CIDER Vinegar gal 50e PICKLING SPICES pkgs 5c GRAN. SUGAR 3 lbs. for .. , . 25c WHEAT PUFFS bushel ...... 45o R. C. MACARONI 3 pkg. 25c TOILET SOAP Lux, Camay etc, 3 for 20e SHREDDIES 2 pkg. 25e KLEEN — ZIT (the cleaner) 45e s NONSUCH RUG WASH 20c n'NONSUCH WINDOW Cleaner .15c FLY TOX or FLY SPRAY '20c -45e r !GRAPEFRUIT 126s 3 for . , 20e d !ORANGES AT 33e-39c-�49e d e FRUITS and VEGETABLES '• NOTICE Garage to rent apply at Store, 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 a 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. HatOnt MORTGAGE' PHONE 244 YOUR Dollars are needed to continue the work of The Salvation Army on the. home front. They alone make it possible. Be generous! HOME FRONT 'APPEAL. j,,eca cowribu$.d by t 'T H A l �t4 itES ',I SPECIAL VALUES FOR SEPT 15th '& 16th• RED & WHITE TABL'E CLOVER' LEAF t8ALT 2 for 15c HERRING tin 15c C'LARK'S- TOMATO GI•IOICE SOUP 3 tins " 25o MACKEREL' tin 25e SIRDAR' ClkNl>;t1At5 �11109T COFFEE ' ib. bag 33c C.ATEILI'S C hoes -a -Boni 12 pkg 35c Regent E'txract VANILLA. 8 oz. bottle 15c �I P0gPo BARING PONDER 1h tin 15e SUNLIGHT . ALOKIAPSq>Na--itONOMKAL coltiefsemo., LIPEPROY' SOAP 4 cakes 25c SOAP 4 cakes 25c • CAKE 5c GOLD MEDAL CHOICE rR1SPTE' SOUR MIXED TOMATOES tin 15c PICKLES jar 23c ---„-. POLLY PRIM QUA PEAS 20 oz. tin 14c Corn Flakes 2 pkg. 15c GARDEN FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES PEACHES —APPLES —GRAPES —PEARS—MELONS —BEETS CAULIFLOWER --HUBBARD SQUASH, —BROCCOLI' —LETTUCE CALIFORNIA JUICY 288's ONTARIO No. 1 COOKING ORANGES doz. 39c ONIONS 101b bag 49c MARSH SEEDLESS 126's PEPPER GRAPEFRUIT 3 - 21c SQUASH each 51 CALIFORNIA JUICY 360's CHOICE' STALK LEMONS 3 for 110 CELERY 2 for 25c C. M. SHEARING PHONE 48 FOR QUALITY FOODS — CL QCLINTON 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 be Bedroom, Dining Room, Breakfast' Room Suites Cedar Chests End Tables, 'Coffee Tables, and Various other styles of tables. BALL �'' ZAPFE DOUGLAS G. BALL Store Phone 195 Phone 110 J. J. ZAPFE Phone 103 This Work Must Go On The human touch and the understanding heart of. The Salvation Army are needed on the home front. YOUR dollars alone make it possible. Give generously! Space Contributed by Hawkins Hardware PLUMBING AND HEATING. • Do Your WEDNESDAY Shopping on TUESDAY Owing to Government Regula- tions our Store will be closed all Day Wednesday. CLARKE'S CATSUP Flovour , 35c WHITE WINE or CIDER Vinegar gal 50e PICKLING SPICES pkgs 5c GRAN. SUGAR 3 lbs. for .. , . 25c WHEAT PUFFS bushel ...... 45o R. C. MACARONI 3 pkg. 25c TOILET SOAP Lux, Camay etc, 3 for 20e SHREDDIES 2 pkg. 25e KLEEN — ZIT (the cleaner) 45e s NONSUCH RUG WASH 20c n'NONSUCH WINDOW Cleaner .15c FLY TOX or FLY SPRAY '20c -45e r !GRAPEFRUIT 126s 3 for . , 20e d !ORANGES AT 33e-39c-�49e d e FRUITS and VEGETABLES '• NOTICE Garage to rent apply at Store, 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 a 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. HatOnt MORTGAGE' PHONE 244 YOUR Dollars are needed to continue the work of The Salvation Army on the. home front. They alone make it possible. Be generous! HOME FRONT 'APPEAL. j,,eca cowribu$.d by t