HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1944-10-12, Page 8Now IS the time 't0
have your furnace over
hauled or a new one in-
stalled.
Give her the once over.
SUTTER PERDUE
HARDWARE. PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS
PHONE 147w. marrow, .ONT.
Fall and Winter Clothing
MEN'S SUITS - Smart new styles in two or three button' sack
coats with peaked or notch lapels Fancy Tweeds and Worsteds at
$24.50 to $30.00
MEN'S TOPCOATS and Heavy Winter Overcoats plain dark greys
and blues or fancy tweeds newest models Priced from $2L00 to $27.50
BOYS SUITS are difficult to procure but we have' at present a nice
assortment `of sizes on our racks and priced to sell.
MEN'S Black or Brown Calf Oxfords Goodyear welts and Mackays
fancy or plain $2.75 to $7.50,
MEN'S WORK BOOTS and RUBBER BOOTS for the wet weather
at the lowest possible prices.
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Plumsteel Bros.
Arrow Skirts' - Adam fiats ':- Scott & McHale Shaer for Yes
Agents Tip Top Tailors.
Huron -Perth Liberal Association
NOMINATION CONVENTION
TOWN HALL, HENSALL
Tuesday, October 17 1944
at 8.30 p.m.
SPEAKERS: The Hori. Angus MacDonald, Fed-
eral Minister of Naval Affairs; W. H. Golding
M. P. for Huron -Perth
Dr. 4. R Campbell,
President
W L. Whyte
Sec. -Treasurer
Everyone Welcome
"GOD SAVE THE KING"
If we have v‘that you want
The Price is Low.
A table of remnant's and Cretonne Squares at
Half Price.
BROWN'S
One Door North of Royal Bank
JIULLETT TOWNSHIP to $135
The regular monthly meeting of
the • Lafalot Club was held on Thurs-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Ii•.' Leishman, with a good attendance.
The meeting was opened by the sing-
ing of "Onward Christian Soldiers",
followed by Lite Lord's Prayer re-
peated '
p t d m unison. •
Daring the business period it was
decided to hold, a booth at George
Mann's Auction Sale on ,October 9th
and sell not-dogs,coffee, sandwich -
Tickets were sold on a sandwich
plate. The lucky ticket was held by
Mrs. R. Freeman, Proceeds amounted
A dainty ten cent tea was served
Iby the hostess and the meeting clos-
ed with'the singing of God Save the
King. •
The next meeting will be held, at
the home of Mrs. Geo, Mann, Thurs,
afternoon Nov. 2nd,
V
The reason wh
Y the bosom of a
beautiful woman is an object of such
peculiar delight arie,es 'from hence:
that alI' our first pleasurable sensa-
tions of warmth, sustenance, and ie.
pose are derived from this interest.
ing source, -L', C. Colton.
' or,.Those ho
Like, a 17ifie
Stationery.
We have .a Dimity Vellum
and Dimity Linen with en-
velopes to match. These two
items are of the very finest
quality.
We have a good.assorta
ment of serving trays and
individual lap trays in van
bus designs and shapes.
Also a large assortment
of good table mirrors.
G. .R. McEwan Co.
Books & Stationery
PHONE 84
"OFTEN THE CHEAPEST
ALWAYS THE BEST"
?Hiss Lucy Levy ,is returning this
week to her duties on the nursing
staff of London Sanatorium.
Mr. Wallace MacDonald of Toronto,
visited his parents', CpI. and Mrs. garet Colquhoun.
R. MacDonald over the week end. Soccer Kick ley Betty Woolley,
Miss Lois Kearns of Woodstock Ardyss Inkley, 3. Lois Mi.ddlet
Rumting High Juntp-1, Marga
spent the week end with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. 13. W. -Kearns,
Miss Manson of Bayfield returned
home on Friday after spending a
week with Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Eraser, in town.
Mrs. R. Stonehouse of Goderich
spent Thanksgiving weekend at
the 'home 'of Mir, and Mrs. N. L.
Carter, Huron. Road East'
Airs. Lew Trouse of Woodstock has
returned home after spending a
week at the home of Mrs. Fred
Livermore and friends in town.
Mrs. T. E. Hull, teacher at Northern
Vocational and Miss Jo Ante, Cun-
inghame of University College,
Toronto, were hotne for Thanks-/
giving.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiles Carter of Forest
Hill School staff, Toronto, spent
Thanksgiving week end with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Canter.
Miss Elsie Sperling R. N., who has
been' visiting hen• mbther, Mrs.
Mary Sperling has returned to her
position in "The Women's Hospit-
al", Detroit.
Me. and Mrs. Earl Livermore and
son Carl of Stratford spent the
Thanksgiving week end at the
home. of Mr. Livermore's mother,
Mrs. F. Livermore.
Miss M, Gibson, Post Graduate
Nurse of New York, is spending
the Thanksgiving holiday at the
home of her brother, Mr. E. E.
Gibson, Ontario Street.
Mr. John Heintzs of Zurich spent the
week end and holiday with Mr. and
Mrs. Albert .Leibold and small
daughter Marion at their Hill
View Farm, Goderich Township.
TUT$;, OCT. 1204,' 1941::
Lating• accek'nsiloclatioirs are now
available,' 12 neon to 1 pan. 5 to 6.30
roni
Tuesday noon 'till Saturday night
closed all day Sunday. and Monday
Special deli8ery of fish ; and chips
min]m.unt order delivered 400'
Lever's Residence, Mary street
phone 91. Clinton.
Aminal
COUNTRY FAIL
mtder the auspices of the W. A. of
Wesley -Willis Church
Saturday, October 14
in The' Church Hall of the church
commencing at 3 o'clock
/ Afternoon Tea
Home -baking Produce Novelties
TEA MENU
Pressed Chicken Salad
Brown andwhite bread and butter
pickles
Pie Tea
Supper for business people from
6 to 7 'o'clock
40c
Euchre . Party
Tuesday, Oct. 17, at 8 o'clock
In Agriculture ,Board Rooms
Under Auspices : of the Women's
Institute,
Admission 25c
Proceeds for Overseas Boxes
18-1
C. C. I. FIELD DAY
(Continued from page 11
Fremlin, 2. iifargt ret Shoebottom,
;3. Eileen -Suttee.
Soccer Throw -1„ A4Iy Lou Thomp-
son, 2. Margaret - Shoebottom, 3.
Mary Lane.
rarget Throw -1. Ally L+ou Thomp-
son, 2. June Middleto 1, Margaret
Shoebottom.
Basketball Throw -1. Ally Lou
Thompson, 2. June Miller, 3. June
Middleton,
Intermediate Girls
50 yd. dash -•1. Kathleen Powell, 2.
Margaret Colquhoun, 3. Marion
Peck.
75 yd. dash -1, Kathleen Powell, 2
Marion Peck, 3. Margaret Colqu-
houn,
Running Broad Jump -1. Kathleen
Powell, 2. Lois Middleton, 3, Mar -
Mrs. ,Shaddiek of Hallett arid. Mrs,
Wm. 'JCelly of -Saskatchewan call-
ed recently 'on, Mn. and Mrs. Char-
les Weser, while visiting friends
in town. It is eighteen years since
Mrs. Kelly was east. Mrs. Kelly is
returning to her, home in Saskat-
chewan this week, ' accompanied
by Mrs. Shaddick,
2
on.
ret
Colquhoun, 2. Joan Hann, 3. Lois
Middleton,
Soccer Throw --1. Manion Peck,
Ardyss Inkley, , 3. Kathleen Powell
Target Throw -1. Kathleen Powell,
2. Bette l3runsdon, Mildred Far-
quhar.
Basketball Throw -1, Elinor Gle
Marion Peck, Kathlden Powell.
Junior Girls
50 yd. dash -1. Catherine Fingland,
2. Grace Lobb, 3. Jean Nediger.
75• yd. dash -1. Grace Lobb, 2, Cath-
erine Fingland, 3. Jean Nediger.
Soccer Kick -1. Doreen Glazier, 2.
Mona Reid, 3. Beverly York.'
Running High Jump -1, Blanche
Japfe, 2, Joan Fines, 3. Beverly
York. -
Soccer Throw -1. Shirley Jones, 2
Doreen Glazier, 3. Catherine
Fingland.
Target Throw 1. Blanche Zapfe, 2.
Doreen McGuire, 3.. Jean Nediger.
Running Broad- Jump --1. Grace Lobb
2. Joan Fines, 3. Evelyn Johns,
Basketball Throw -1. Grace Lobb,
2. Catherine .Fingland, 3. Beverly
York.
Girls Relay Races
Sr. Girls -1. M. Lane, J. Middleton,
A.• McCartney, H. Frei/din.
2.A. L. Thompson; 31. Shoebotto
E, .,Sutter, J. •Miller.
Intermediate Girls . n
1. L. Middleton, A. Inkley, M. Peel
M, Colquhoun.
2. K. Powell, R. Hood, J. -.Rahn, M.
Glhidon. . • . •
Junior Girls
1. I Chowen C. Fingland, M. Tal-
bot,'J. Fines.
2. B 'Zapfe, G. Lobb, D: McGuire, M.
Reid. •
3. 3. Lainpman, J. Elliott, J. Nediger,
13 York. ,
2.
FLOWERS
For all Occasions
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
OCTOBER, 12, 13, 14
QUICK QUAKER Oats lge pkg. 19c
PREM -A -PORK Product tin ....29c
MUFFETS 2 pkgs. 19c
CHICKEN HADDIE tin 29c
NEILSON'S COCOA'. 1/2 lb. tin 19c
1 lb. tin 29c
PALMOLIVE SOAP 3 bars , . 19c
SILVO SILVER POLISH L. btl; 25e
OXO CUBES 4s 100
OXO CUBES lOs 25c
ROYAL YORK TEA r/ lb, ... , 38c
JUNKET POWDERS pkg. , . • . 12c
CHAN FLOOR Wax lb. tin 59c
JAVEX bottle] , 15c
SUNLIGHT SOAP 3 bars 19c
HILLOREST SHORTENING lb10c
ORANGES, size 252s doz. 43c
LEMONS, Size 360s 3 for , . , 1Ic
EPPER SQUASH 6 for 25c
ew, p
1. B. THDMPSON
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that I have
complied with Section 8 of the
Voters Lists Act, and that I have
posted up at my office at Clinton on
the 21st day of September, 1944, the
list of all persons entitled to vote
on a Money By-law' and such list
n1, remains there for inspection,
And I hereby gall, upon all voters
t, to take immediate proceedings to
have any errors or omissions cor-
rected according to law, tate last day
for appeal being the 12th day of
October 1.944.
. V
Summerhill Red Cross
The ladies of 'the Sunurierhili Red
Cross met in the hall on September
27th. With ,the President presiding,
the meeting openedby singing "The
Maple Leaf Forever", ,accompanied
by Mrs. C. Ball. This was followed
by the Red Cross Prayer and the
Lord's Prayer. The minutes of the
previous meeting were read and
adopted. ,Seventeen members and
four visitors were present. The
treasurer road her report. $66.77 was
realized, from the entertainment on
September ,22nd. The knitting corn -
Thanksgiving guests at the' home tnittee reported that daring the
or Mt s Maty Snarling included month pail of September nine
p of
Mr,, and Mrs, A, Arnold, Mn, and grey socks, five pair of Airrforce
Mrs, Ti 0.'-Rathwell, Robt: Rath socks, one grey helmet 'and one
ur1(, •35, and Mrs. J. Wea'i•en of khaki scarf had been, turned in.
A letter was read from Pte.
Elwyne Blake; Who is now stationed
in England, expressing thanks for a
box he had received. Also a :letter
Detroit, and Mr, and:Mrs. R, Fear was read from Pte; Ivan' Hoggart
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grandson
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Italy,• ex reSst
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,1uCcnr}l4h,'tanes for a box
he had received. A
Toronto; Mt•, and. Mrs. .C, W.
Coilott, Niagara ]'nibs; Mir. and
Mn,sA, Slaaerling and sons of
St, Marys; !ass ,Elsie' Sparling•' of
M.T. CORLESS,
'Clerk of the Town of Clinton,
, 16-8
letter• of thanks was read from Miss t
Dorothy Blake, in appreciation for
fruit she had received just recently.
Also a card• of appreciation was re-
received the Mrs. W. Merril' who is
now in Detroit, thanking the group
for a "get well card" that had been
sent to her. ,kis• Clarence Ball read
a letter from her brother who is
serving in the .Airforce in France.
He was describing. a leave in the city
of Paris:
A cookie jar was raffled off and
Mrs. P, Gibbings wen it. Proceeds
amounted to $1.00.
A quilt was quilted' and patches
were sewn during the 'afternoon:
The next meeting is to be held at
the home of Mrs. G. Cornish, The
Ladies to serve are Mrs, N. Ball,
Mrs, R, Neal, Mrs. A. Vodden and
Mrs. N. Wright.
Lunch was served at the close of
the meeting.; Lunch collection amoun-
ted to $2.25,
.i ECIAL VALUES FOR
ROUND GRAIN
RICE 2lbs 23c
GOLD MEDAL CHOICE` -
TOMATOES` tin 15c'
MI LAREN'S HI HO
PUDDINGS 2 for 15e
Lipton's 0 Pekoe
TEA 1/, lb. 40c.
'KRAFT -
CHEESE
1/2 Ib. pkg. 21e
DEVON
PEAS tin 14c lb. pkg. • 20c
WESTON'S OLD HICICORY LYNN VALLEY
oCTOBE,R,13 and ,14th
GOLD MEDAL CHOICE'
PUMPKIN 2 tins 270
BENS'ON'S TOMATO,
JUICE 8 tins 25cC
CANADA. SEAL
HERRING 2 tins 19c
LISBY'S VEG.
SOUP, 2 for 19:
QUALITY
COFFEE
lb. pkg. 39e
CLAR'K'S T'OM,
SOUP 3' fbr 25;
SODAS box BEET
25e GREENS till 15c
GARDEN FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
CAULIFLOWER - PEPPERS x - LETTUCE - CARROTS
CABBAGE - ONIONS - BEETS - GRAPES - APPLES
ORANGES doz. 390 POTATOES 3 lbs 25c
CHOICE' PEPPER
GRAPEFRUIT 3 - 21e SQUASH each 5c
CALIFORNIA JUICY 360's CHOICE HEARTS OF
LEMONS 3 for 11c CELERY bunch 17
CALIFORNIA SWEET 288's CHOICE SWEET"
MARSH SEEDLESS 126's
C. M. SHEARING
PHONE 48 FOR QUALITY FOODS - CLINTON'
NEW STOCK
Is Really coming in, We are pleased to advertise, A large Stock
of Lamps and Shades in Tri -Light, Bridge, Table and Boudoir,
lamps. Bedroom Suites, in Beautiful styles Breakfast Suites latest
Design and Good Bright finishes For the Children IPjay hens,
High Chairs, Baby Baths, and Carriages,
IN THE HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
A large new Stock of Working Mitts and Gloves,
As usual we carry the famous Sherwin Williams, Utilae and„Narvo,
paints and Varnishes, Wax and Polishes for various Uses.
BALL & ZAPFE
DOUGLAS G. BALL
Phone 110
Our Stock is Complete
Come in and look before buying. Our Prices right)
A complete stock of stove pipes. Hand made any
size. The pipes that will last.
Store Phone 195
J. 3. ZAPFE
Phone 103
Hawkins Hardware
PLUMBING AND HEATING PHONE 244
WEEK END SPECIALS
Wonderful Soap 5 bars 19e
Wonderful Soap Powder pkg. „ 19c
Sunlight Soap '5 bars 25c
Many Flowers Toilet Soap 5 bars 25c
Big Ben Hardwater Soap cake ..5e
OXO CUBES pkg. 10c and 25e
INTERLAKE Toilet Tissue 8 As25c
READYCUT Macaroni 5 rls, 25e
KRAFT DINNER pkg. 19e
LYNN Valley Peas 20 oz, 2 for '25e
CA.MPBE'LLS Tomato Soup .. IOc
CALIFORNIA SWEET ORANGES
344s 290 - 285s 39e - 220 49c
TURNIPS, GRAPES, YAMS, 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 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.
MORTGAGE CORPORA '•'r 011
Windsor
London
St. Thomas Chatham
October 12 to 14
OXFORD INN Tomato Soup'
3 tins 25e
OXFORD INN Vegetable Soup
3' tins 250
CLARK'S MUSH. Soup 2 tins '10c
No, 1 Long grain rice 2 lbs. . , 25e
FLUSHO tin .......... 250`
SNAP powder 2 tits 25e
QUAKER MACARONI 2 lbs. , .25e
BULK MACARONI 5 lbs, , 250
BLAOK CAT Window Cleaner
bottle .. 15e
CHEESE-A-RONI 2 pkg. .. , "a3c
STOKELY'S tomato juice tin „10c
COUNTRY •tKIST Peas 2 tins 29e
INTERLAKE TOILET TIME
3 rolls 25e.
AYLMER Baby foods assorted
kinds 3 tins 25e
SNOW FLAKE AMMONIA pkg. Se
FRESH' FRUITS & VEGETABLES:
IN OUR MEAT COUNTJ;A8,.
Fresh Sausage ]b. 250.
Fresh Weiners Ib. 27e
Breakfast Bacon lb. .... , 420
Bologna lb, 240
potion
s,re,]Og t.•tch�eoll
19c
Orval
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