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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News Record, 1944-12-14, Page 8ti 8', atet taia'lta° lP.taiamF��iei�l,+miE ave a FuIl.Line of Pyrex, Casseroles, Perculator, Teva Kettle, Tea Pots, Custard Cups, Bake Dishes, and'Etc. Glass Ware, Cups and Saucsrs, G19,sscz, Water. Pitchers, etc. Enamel Ware, Roasting Pans, Tea Kettles, Tea Pot's and etc. Electric Heating Pads, and Hot hates. FT SUTTE & PERDUE HARDWARE, PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS aU PHONE 147w . CLINTON, ONT. • .toratan.aamaM ort:a.'31hanimMftWa.dt3a Zaz narisv.u'.rd ie.nni aMnc;3r5 nenn•T3t tip. Boy's Clothing 1 1 Boy's twieed suits all sizes from 26 to 36 have 2 pair of pants and made in single breasted styles ac ,i cording to W. P. T. B. regulations Priced from $10.50 to $25.50. Combination Suits for small boys Overcoats, Caps and Pants with Leggings. Just the thing for the cold weather. iBoys ns Overcoats stylish and warmade from good heavy material and priced to sell. . ' 1V1en's Suits and Overcoats. Materials and wSork- manship guaranteed and priced from $22.50 up. is 'Sp'ecial Values in footwear of all kinds. • Plumsteel Bros. Arrow Shirts -- Adam Hats — Scott ,& Menace Shop tor Mao Attente Tip Top Tailors. tstasarzsz alar t&inrar3 erararzarala s.a*Maaiti3•,bras sisaissm r,aisratassiathlarstraM2t2 +E vaissa ratattiSata Scar szio iss m€leiS 5SMA giITK'5l 5141 MEN'S Heavy Woollen Sweater Coats Values from $7.50 to $10.00 PRICED TO CLEAR AT $5.00 BROWN'S One Door North of Royal Bank abrma:;saa baSsammtbszarmiostssarar .ls-Z110r2s ZrarssrTisaiADiiat rarMssmisalis t2; 'EGs+ate eiztelesesesmet sessseimetsieresssitete'0e ehie r liter rnirsrRrRt�iciuw.umr��m� CHRISTMAS TREES We have our usual large assortment of ' Spruce, Pine and Balsam Christmas Trees. Kindly select your tree early. We Deliver V. D. Falconer a�vreamarar rtatar rico+Ararat+ii:3toiirmabion-5:2;.: arot2rYnh 3'r:i Dt§n2 ,.:41-.2°rds.04?-*ka:91&rpi:mNat.4„ NOTICE Complaints have been reported to the Police re- garding juveniles disturbing householders by their pranks. Unless parents assist in controlling this annoy- ance by more strict jurisdiction over their children, and by closer observance of their conduct, the Town. will be compelled to enforce the curfew, and com- pelling children of certain ages to be off the streets at 9 oclock p.m., unless with a parent or guardian. BY Order Chief of Police Town of Clinton 1 the TIIE'• CLINTON 'NEWS -RECORD • Greetings of Season, and best wishes for a Happy New Year to a l l our Oust - timers and friends With sincere thanks for your patronage Do Your Christmas Shopping at Clinton' and Enioy a -Fish ,and Chip Meal. AT LEVER'S FISH AND CHIP RESTAURANT; on Mary Street one block West o£ 'r Skating Rink Will be open to serve meals T'cteSday, 12 noon to 12 midnight and every day during Christmas Week. Mary St. Clinton„ , Phone 91 DANCE TOWN HALL, CLINTON Tuesday, December 26 rSpousored by CLINTON SPRING SHOW GOOD MUSIC Come and .:bring your Friends to Bait the Spring Show • Admission .50 Servicemen .35 GODERICH TOWNSHIP G. R. McEwan Co Mr. Randal Pepper of Warren spent the week end with relatives Books & Stationery and friends, returning home on Mon - 'OFTEN THE CHEAPEST ALWAYS THE BEST" PHONE 84 fid1111111,110 Piliiii111111111 on Itini at 1,, Hui day accompanied by his wife and daughter who have been spending the AYLMER VEGETABLE OR past two weeks with the lady's par- TOMATO SOUP 10 oz. 2 tins 15e exits, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Stephenson IVORY SNOW Igo, pkg. 25c of Bayfield. The following 'officers have been BEE HIVE CORN. SYRUP chosen by the South End Red .Cross 2 lb. tin Unit for 1945. AUNT J•EMIMA PANCAKE! IRMtat Christmas Wreaths THRS., SEC.,4�1�'11g4; l to mt$i .Door Wreaths . also Memm•ial pWreaths now in stock. ., Christmas Plants. Begonias, Gi cismten, •Cherries Violets, 'Primulas. Pots of Ivy, and F.rns, all make 'choice Christmas gifts Paper -White Narcissus bulbs are easily grown and give fragrant bloom in a few weeks • 3 for 25e We are open evenings 'Will' gladly secure any plants for you. IF. R. CUNINGHAME Member of Florists Tel. Del. As,:, JPersonal care given every order ss and special attention given to Ac Funeral Orders. Phone 176 and 31 Fassy lasso scar �aasSmi aisazr swaboa Superior :tore PHONE III--CLINTON. SPECIALS FOR DECEMBER. 14, 15, 16 Iron. Pres. Mrs. John Hudie; P.es, FLOUR plug. Mrs. Wi'fred Colclough; Vice -pros. Mrs. Fred Middleton; Secretary, Mrs. ROBIN HOOD QUICK COOKING Stowaut Middleton; Treasurer, Mrs. OATS 5 lb. bag 27c Mi:ton Steep; Convenor of sewing • emiunittee, Mrs. Arnold Miller; As- sistants, Mrs. ,Russel Colclough, Mrs. ICING SUGAR lb. ile Ben Rathwell; Knitting convenor, ICNOX GELATINE plug, 23e Mrs, Wilfrid Colclough; Quilt Con- . on- _ valor, Mrs, Chas. 'Cooper, Assistants AYLMER INFANTS FOODS Mrs. Ed. Boyes of Brucefield is Mrs. Chas. Wise, Mrs. Milton Steep. 3 tins 25e Middle - visiting Mr. and Mrs: Dave Kay.Packer of Quota, Mrs. John Middle - g tom Committee for .Boys Overseas, CAMAY SOAP 3 bars 19e Mr. R. Benson Sutter spent the week Mrs. Harold Tyndall, Mrs. Wm. Wise end in P l,n,,burg. 25e 15e WALNUTS' DIAMOND BUDDED is. D, Deeves. Men's Committee, lb, Miss Mae Davis has returned from 57c Messrs. Fred Middleton, Jas. Stirling a visit 'with her sister in Detroit. Ben Rothwell, Charles Wise, Eimer WALNUTS, EMERALD lb. 53e Miss Lois Kearns of Woodstock, Trick, Tom Hudie. , Spent the week end at her home inORANGES FLORIDA Size 200e ( town. i The pupils of Fairmount School D0z• 450 Miss Eleanor Plumsteel of Ridge -'(S. S, No. 10) are holding thein an- TANGERINES, Size 210s Doz. ,.33c town spent the week' end at her I nual Christmas Concert on Friday, December 15th, 'at 2,00 p.m. sharp. LEMONS, Size 270s 3 for 13c home in town. Lieut. Hawkins, C.W.A.C. Kitchener, The Christmas Concert at S. S. No. spent the week end with her 11 Goderich Township will be held on mother, Mrs. W. T. Hawkins. Thursday, December 21 at 8 p.m. HEAD LETTUCE each Mr. G. E. Hall was in Windsor over sharp. Admission will be 25c adults, CALIF, GRAPE'S lb, 29c the week end attending the fuser- children free. al of his brother-in-law, Mr.- The Annual bu.iness meeting of Clarence Bristow. . the W. A. of Middleton Church was Sir Ernest Cooper of London Eng- held at'' the home of Mrs. Fred. land, is spending a couple of days Middleton on Wednesday, December�� ,this week at the home of ,Mr, and 6th. (r THDMPSON Mrs. A. T. Cooper. - At this meeting we were pleased Dalimrry V to welcome the new rector and his wife, the Rev. and Mrs. Holmes. GRAPEFRUIT Size 112s 4 ,for 25e 18c STANLEY The meeting was in charge of the EXPENDITURES The teacher and pupils of S. S. No. president, Mrs. Wm. Wise. A very Boxes sent Overseas 5 Stanley are holding their Christ- satisfactory year's work was re- 6 boys, 1 Nursing Sister, 1 slier_ was entertainment on Wednesday evening, December" 20th at 8.30 p.m. The Stanley Maple Leaf Club handed in to the Red Shield 6 pr. hand knit men's • socks; 1 girl's skirt and coat, size 16. Two Christmas boxes have been sent to the two girls in the Air Force Lois Moffat, Vancouver and Helen (Billy) Stewart, of Ottawa. 69.17 EBENEZER The W. A. met at the home of Mrs. Arthur Ilebden on Thursday of ported by all branches. chant Marino The Officers for the ensuing year Smokes for . 6 boys 24.36 are as follows: Gum; 6 boys, 1 Nursing Sister7.00 Paid for yarn 3.70 Pres. Mrs. Wilfrid Colclough, vice -.Bal. on Land and wool for 2 pr. pres., .Mrs. Chas. Cooper: Sec. Mrs. I socks. 9,89 Milton Steep; Treasurer, Mrs. Bert Rowden; Dorcas Com, Mrs. Fred.; $114.12: Middleton, Mrs. Chas. Wise; Flower V and card committee, Mrs. Wm.I' HOLMESVILLE Wise, Mrs. Stewart Middleton. 1 The annual Christmas entertain- The Hoimesville Unit of ' the Red ment of ,S. S. No. 4 will be held in Cross met at the home of Miss Ache - the school on Saturday' evening, son on December 5th, with sixteen Dec. 16th. Following the program members present. The vice-pres. Mrs. last week. Mrs. C. Tebbutt presided provided 'by the, school children, a Barris, was in charge of the meeting, at the meeting whish was opened play will be given by a number of which opened by .singing, "Faith o•f with a Christmas hymn, followed the young people of the section. ' our Fathers" with Mrs. Fred Potter by the Lord's Prayer in unison. The ' The South End Goderieh Twp. as pianist. The Red Cross Prayer Community Fund for Overseas boxes was repeated in unison and the min - which was convened by Mrs. Me- utes of the last meeting were read Ilveen, Mrs. C. Cooper and Mrs. F. by Mrs. Walter. Reports were given Middleton has the following report. by the group leaders of the years Boxes 'were packed and sent over- activities. The various committees seas in March, July and October, gave their reports, all of which were Cigarettes were sent in February, encouraging. The Pres. Mrs. W. Jer•- May, July and September and gum vis, who was i11 sent a letter ex• - •in August, Grateful letters rece;v;d pressing thanks to the executive and from the boys show how much this the committees for their co -operas work is' appreciated and special tion during the year. Mrs. Walter thanks go to all those Who so, kindly expressed the thanks of the Unit for contribute to this necessary acid leadership of the President. After worthwhile fund. The boys all say singing another hymn, the election of they wouldn't have many smokes officers was held which resulted as were it not for the people at hems. ',follows—Pres. Mrs. Will. Jervis, Vice RECEIPTS l President, Mrs, Harris; Treas. Mrs. Sec. Mrs. Morgan Jones; Treasurer, 0. Pocock, Sec. Mrs, Lorne Jervis Mrs. Stewart Farquhar; Press Re- From Social. Evenings .. , 59.00 Press See.- Mrs. Bert Trewartha, porter, Mrs. In Merrill; Organist, Donations 25.82 Knitting Coma Mrs. E. Trewartha; Mrs. Irvine Tebbult; Flower Coma Tickets sold by school children Mrs,. Fred Potter Quilting Gom. 1VIrs, Mrs. AI -organ Jones, Mrs. , Harold on Bushel Apples ,..:, 18.40 McClinchey, Mrs. Harris, Cutting Lobb; Buying Com. Mrs. Arthur Tickets on Gifts at 'Meetings 8.15 Com. Mrs. Walter, Mrs. C. McPhail, Hebden, Mrs. Bert. Lobb; Program Return• from last,year yarn .. 2.15 Shipper, Mrs; McMath, Ttansporta- Com. Mrs. Chas. 'Williams, Mrs, tion, Mrs. Bond.. • Wilfred Biggin. 114.12 The reports will be .pnbllshed later, call was answered by each mem- her showing. bey wedding photo- graph. There were eleven memb:rs and five visitors present. The de- votional period was taken by Rev. C. Tavener. Following the business discussion, a Christmas reading was given by Mrs. O. ,Tavener, and a re- citation was given by Gordon Teb- butt, The meeting was closed with a hymn followed by the Mizpith bene- diction. The following slate: of officers are for 1945 viz: President, Mrs. Carman Tebbutt; Vice-pres. Mrs. Bert Lobb; Secre- tory, Mr's. Frank Jones; Assistant • NEW EVERY DAY VALUES AT..'SHEARUNGS AYLMER ;CHOICE AYT,MER, CIIQIIV7E No. 8 Tomatoes 28 oz tin 14c PEAS 20 oz. tin 15c AYLMER APPLE AYLMER TOMATO' JUICE 2 bottles 27e JUICE 20 oz. tin 10e ROSE BAKING REGENT EXTRACT POWDER lb. tin 17c Vanilla 8 oz. btl. 17c SIRDAR • COFFEE lb. bag. - 33c DEVON Tomatoes 28' oz. ,tin 13e l3Cons 0 �\\ 1 111 (11, hL�ans 20 oz 14� +j i y s omato e Juice 20 oz 10 L ibb ' T ".r CUT GREEN Beans 20 oz,14:. Country Kist Peas 20 oz. 13 i Salt' 2 pkg. 15 ;y SNo" Red &' White Floor LIFEBUOY TFNp • �� Wax lb. tin 29c ER BAK SUNLIGHT' Spap 3 for 19c lb. pkg. 20c Soap 4 for 25 GARDEN FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 4 LETTUCE — ,RAD'ISHESJ TOMAIPOES —BANANAS ---slisPPIsES TANGERINES — CRANBERRIES'— GRAPES — GREEN BEANS CALIFORNIA LEMONS 3 fort 3611c TURNIPS ib. 3c TEXAS JUICY 220's ONTARIO NO. 1 WASHED ORANGES doz. 47c CARROTS lb. 4c s FLORIDA SEEDLESS 96's ONTARIO.' CHOICE HEARTS - GRAPEFRUIT 3 20c , CELERY bunch t 17c C. M. SHEARiNGE g PHONE 48 FOR QUALITY FOODS — CLINTON :rom i.-ul+^ r-am-moltztmalvi aa:Br2we. -_,r9; ;r-m-n2D tr,2pgmureraa tarot at of C:asE'amm.�: aem-me att;.aimotel matt eareveekoBct4tmeameimicievela+@tfq ONLY 8 SHOPPING DAYS' Here is a partial list of Useful and acceptable Gifts Pyrex Ware, Alladin Lamps, Roasting Pans, Milk Pails, Coal Hods, ete. FOR THE CHILDREN WE HAVE Wheel Barrows, Kiddie Cars, Skis, Hockey Sticks, Carriages, Cribs k Doll Cabs, and High Chairs. IN THE FURNITURE DEPARTMENT We have a shipment of End Tables and occasional Chairs Comitsg also Cedar Chests, Tea Wayons, Desks, and a seal Bargain in e 31 Vedour Chesterfield Suite. BALL &ZAPiFE Dealers in Hardware and Furniture s' Modern Ambulance Service, Faneral Directors Store Phone 195 DOUG -LAS G. BALL JOHN J. ZAPFE Phone 110 Phone 103 t21401--24-tai`lrWiWmi$M-N-2$M-D121-tar t`0214 3r'n1.7.1M IAZz-2rIMDSH-D ai-9r rJi�t2t2rri4-272M fittafill ettk t itat=tatetelVMCme OC4C-- etata *t6tt 444-4Mtata latai0t'.+r,404"ama' '- CHRISTMAS GIFTS Practical Christmas Gifts are always satisfying We have a good assortment at present, in Glassware Einamelled- ware and snarl wares. Shop Early. Hawkins Hardware PLUMBING AND HEATING ihsaannisamMtradsizatairoaatss'issZsisatatisa% CHRISTMAS Specials 1 lb. Maxwell House Coffee ...45e 1/2 lb. Blue Ribbon Tea 38c 1 ib. Lard 190 2 Cans Harry Horses Instant COCOA 250 1 Tin Peas, Gr. 'Corn or Tomatoes 15c 7 lb. bag Purity or Five Roses FLOUR , 29c 1 Pkg. TEA RISK 35c 1 pkg. SOS Pads 15c PRONE 244 SoSsarasZSIS Ot2.marard asaresaininsaratasarai Dec. 14 to 16th COWAN'S perfection cocoa lb tin 21e PRINCESS Flakes ige pkg. , . , . 25c 14IACARO'NI 2 lbs. 13e Oxo Cubes 10 cubes 25a - WALKERS Sodas 2 lb.. 25c DELTA 'Floor Wax 1 lb. tin 270 VAN CAMP'S Pumpkin 2 tins 27e GUEST Tomato Juice 2 tins 190 ROBINHOOD Oats 5 lb. bag . , 232 KRAFT DINNER pkg. 17e 3 Cakes Big Ben H. W. Soap ..15e 3 Cakes Lux, Camay or Lifebuoy SOAP 20c 3 Tins Asst. Soups 25e 12 Pkg. Lemon Pie Filler 19e 3 Rolls Interlake Tissue 25e VORY SNOW pkg. 25e CANADA SEAL HERRING in , Tomato Sauce tin 19e LIBBY Tomato Soup 2 tins . , , ige CHICKEN HADDIE tin 290 1 lb. Bag McCormicks Sodas 15c SUCCESS ,Self polishing wax qt. 95e 3 Ibs. Ready Gut Macaroni , 20c KAM .tin - _330 ORANGES, GRAPES, YAMS FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES CRANBERRIES, ETC. OUR MEAT COUNTER CONTAINS 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 productive farm, send us particulars. Possibly we can assist you through our loaning department. Alttractive terms. All inquiries• treated confidentially. Duron&Erre• MORTGAGE CORPORATION London Windsor Sit. Thomas ' Chatham ss 1 HEAD CHEESE Ib. 244'• MINCED HAM lb. 49e BOLOGNA ib. 24c Fresh SAUSAGE lb. 25o Fresh WIENERS lb. 27c - 19 LB. �via Lobb Free Delivery