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Few Mid Season s Specials
to Clear
1. BOB SLEIGH regular $6.75 to clear at $4.95
1. SMALL SLEIGH regular 85c to clear at 65c
USED COOK STOVE • $10.00
USED COOK STOVE $35.00
NEW FINDLAY OVAL $97.00
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HARDWARE. PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS
J' ON 147w. CLINTON, ONT.
February Sale Prices
At this season of the year we find ourselves with
on many Winter Overcoats on our racks. These
ust be turned into cash regardless of the fact that
he *probabilities are for a greater shortage of mat -
rials than ever.
They are all this season's newest styles in Heavy
weeds and Fleece Materials, Mostly Greys and
rowns and all on sale at greatly reduced prices.
Come in and get the coat you want at a real Bar-,
ain Price. •
•Boy's Overcoats in Brown Freie also at 'Bargain,
rices.
A few childs suits in airforce blue coat and pants
ith leggings sizes 3 to 6. A good warin suit for a
maltboy at a reduced price for February Sale.
Plumsteel Bros.
Anew Skirts - Adam Hats - Scott Si McHale Shoos for Men
Agents Tip Top; Tailors.
SCARCE GOODS NOW IN STOCK
. .
'Pillow Cases, Sheets, Sheeting, Bleached and un -
Leached Cotton, Bath Towels, Facecloths, also.
oweling, Crib Flannelette and Wool Blankets.
• BROWN'S
One Door North of Royal Bank
NOW -ON SALE
o pair of Gores and Ties
Were'$7.50 and $8.00
Now Clearing for $2.95
23 pair of Gaylace. Rubber Galoshes in
Black or Brown $1.50 Clearing at 75c
Come in and See us
We May have your Fitting
To Churchill
hoe Store
sts,
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Parents of Clinton -Children ---Safety First
During recent weeks a number of accidents have been narrowly
everted on our streets by extreme vigilance on the part of drivers
if motor vehicles. Parents of children are asked to- co-operate in
he prevention of serious results by ibstructing their children in
heir behaviour on the streets. An ounce of prevention, is worth'
pound of cure.
The Safety Comntittee of
• The Clin ori L0113' C11.2)).
first business of the phil- BOTH WAITING
n• its to part wish corieeit, for
impossible for a man, to learn, "John, I'v been lying awake for
he thinks he already know,- hours., waiting for you to •come
us. ' lionie from that wretched club,
• , 0
harp tohgue is the only edge- "If that isn't just like a 'woman,
it grown. keener with con%And I've.been at the club for hours
ton Irving. waiting for you to go to elee ." 8
• This week we axe fea
ing Drury Lane stationery
of the very, finest quali y. •
Small tablets 15c
Fold -over tablets 25c
Large tablets 25d
•
Envelopes to 'match15c
• Also •special feature
Haddon Hall kid finsh.
Small tablets 10c.
Fold -over tab!ets 10c
• Large tablets. 10c
Envelopes to Match 10c
This is exceptionally
good value.
G. R. McEwan Co.
Books & Stationery
'OFTEN THE CHEAPEST
ALWAYS THE BEST"
PHONE 84
Miss R. V. Irwin is spending a couple
of weeks in Montreal.
Miss Lois Kearns, of Winerstocli,
spent the week end with her par:.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Kearns.
Mr. Ninian Heard of Stratford spent
the week end in town with Mrs.
Heard.
Miss Mildred Heard and Miss Flor-
enee Aiken spent the week end In
Goderichat the home of Mr.' and
Mrs. Fred Sandy.
VARNA.
The" Varna Red Cross annual
meeting was held on Friday eveting,
January 19th, in the hall with a good
attendance, and splendid reports
froni all the committees with every-
body hoping next year would be as
successful. The meeting opened with
the 'President, Mrs. George Reid,
presiding, Rev. Reba Hern opened
the meeting with prayer then Mrs.
Reid spoke of the work of the society
Rev. Reba Han then gave the trea-
surers report: Receipts Balance on
hand Jan 1944 284,55; National Cam-
paign and •Special donations 970.50;
Special grants $650.00 Special fund
raising activities $178.93; Salvage
24.35, Int. 6.36. Total $2114.69.
Expenses: To National Campaign,
$1400.00 To 'headquarters for jam
350.00 To headquarters for work
room supptes $152.58 To Mrs, Mos -
top,: 17,44; To Mn J, T. llic.sh; $3.18
To various R, C. members $7.40
Stamps $1.75, National Campaign
Expenses 1.80. Total' 1634.15.
Balance ee habil Januar ii• 1945
�Wers
for Ev6ry •(Cie0agoil
F.:R. CUNINGHAME
• Member of Florists Tel Del.As•
Persona i careLgiven every "order
and special attention given, to
Funeral Orders. •
• Phone 176 and ..31
Lever's Fish *and Chips
Will be closed on Sunday)
and Monday each week and
11 o'clock every night.
Open- Tuesday noon. till
Saturday night.
BINGO
St. Jessph's Church Hall
Wednesday, Feb. 7
Fifteen regular rounds
3 Specials and 1 Share -the -Wealth
Jack Pot. $12.00
• 33-1
HOCKEY MATCH
• BRUCEPIELD
CLINTON RESERVE ARMY
In Clinton Arena -
Thtrsday, February 1
Game' galled at 3.30 p.m.
Boys are well coached.
Actrniasion: Adults 25e Children 15e
:Proceeds. go for a good cause
Valentine Bazaar & Tea
IN COLTNOIL•CHAMBER
Saturday, Feb. 10th
Prom 3 to 6 p,m.
Under Auspices- of
Girls> Club Presbyterian Church
• BOOTHS
GIPT-Quilt, homemade aprons,
gifts and knitted articles.
HOMEMADE BAKING
-
AFTERNOON TEA-Selad plate -
Jellied chicken, salad, pickles,
• bread and butter, pie 'and tea.
• Admission 30e
Everybody Welcome
COME TO
Londesboro Community Hall
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0: 10.1!*''
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ria: `GEAIN
•) 2 lbs. 2,1c
FIVY'8 COC Yr lb. tin .. , • 19e
:MICE, 20 oz. '2 tins ..19c
•CLARK'S MUSHROOM SOITP' ;Al
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oz, 2 tins .
CfATELLIS- MACARONI' Or '
• SPA.OHETTI. 16 oz. pkg. ..10e
DDRHAMi•CORN STARCH pkg. 1.0e
111,ILLORET SHORTENING lb, 'lag
111UNCHIES' The New cereal, •
2 plce-S. „ , 25a
O'LD DUTCH CLEA,NSER 'Tin 10e
VA.NCA1VIPS PRELCO'OICED
, BEANS 12 oz. -pkg. , , 5t
L
GLENWOOD DICED BEETS or
CARROTS 20 oz, tin 2 for 25e
RUBY CANNED PEAS 20 oz. .
ORANGES, Size" 2883 Doz. .... 37e
LEMONS, size 300s 3 for .... 13c
GRAPEFRUIT, size 112s 4 for 25e
HEAD LETTUCE ige. size 18c
WASHED CARROTS lb. 5c
POTATOES 15 lb. peek 45e
T. R., Tit11:11APSOI
WEEK END SPECIALS
5 13ars WONDERFUL Soap ... 19c
11 pkg. WONDERFUL Soap
'Powder 19c
2 CAlces P."& G. SOAP „ 11e
l• SNOW FLAKE A •
2 p cgs. namorna 11e
1 Can BABBITTS Cleanser .... 5e
1 can SUCCESS Paste Wax .... 32c
1 Bottle SUCCESS Liquid Wax 59c
1 Gan Aylmer Tomato Juice .... 10c
1 Can ALLEM Apple Juice 15c
1 Pkg. ROBIN- HOOD Quick Oats 27e
1:1b: MAXWELL HOUSE -Coffee 43c
3i lb. Gran (ir Yellow SUGAR .. 25c
2; pkgs. PUDDING Powders Asst.
Flavours 19e
2; CUSTARD POWDERS •
19c
1; Jar GREEN GAGE Plum Jam 19e
lbs. WHITE BF)ANS 20e
31 LEMONS 360s- 10e
1 Doz. SUNKIST Oranges 288s 57e
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CARROTS, PARSNIPS, TURNIPS
ETC.
W. L.JOHNSON
PHONE 286 GROCER
Wednesday, Feb. 7th DELIVERY HOURS 4 to 6 p.m.
at 8.30 porn,
National Film Board of Canada
presents February 1st to 3rd
"Battle of Russia", "History of Pow- I
er in Canada", "Musical Overture
No. 5", "Canada in Action":
FREE
See these outstanding films and
enjoy a Modern and Old Time Dance,
Lunch Counter provided by- Ladies
sponsored' by ,
Hallett Branch of the Federation of
Agriculture
• DANCE 35e 34-1
NOTICE
The annual meeting of the. Clinton
Hospital Association will be held in
the Celina. Chamber, Clinton Town
12 '1945 '
Hall, on Monday., evening, February
at8.00 e cioek. 34-2
$4£0,54. Rachel Johnston, SeeretarY
then gave the report of whet had
been shikiped to headquarters. Knitt- Treasurer Mr. John McConnell.
ing sent 105 pr. •socks, 11 navy scar-
ves,' 13 pr. khaki gloves 2 khaki ' Election of offieers then followe
with Mr. Elgin McKinley as Chai
sweaters,,, 90 helmets. To British Civi man and Rachael • jOhnSton Seem
lion 19 large and 1 small quilt, 71
- tory for the evening 1945' officers
girls dress and pantie sets, 80 baby's
Pres. Mrs. Geo. Reid; elected for 3r
gowns, 5 girls skirtsand blouses, 2
ladies nightgowns, 1 g*is' slip and 1 term; lst vice pies. Mrs. R. N. Peck
, and viee pres. s. Alex IVIcConnell
baby, jacket, 5 pr. child's mitts andl , Sec. Rachel Johnston; , Trees, Mr
2 pr. youths initts. TO Hospital 125
face masks, 50 hot water bottle cov- Geo, H. Beatty; Convenor of work
room Mrs. Alfred Ings; Eeeutiv
er3, 300 white haniciee, 40 wash comm... • ,
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cloths, 100 personal property haTee teree Mr. George Reid, J
-' T. McAeh, Mr. Elmer Webater, M
r.
11'7 pr, men's pyjamas, 15 house -
Morten, Elliott; Program Committee
wives, 2 hospital quilts, 2 bales of
Russian Relief. Forty-three meet- mi G. Beatty, Mrs. Geo. ILI
Johnston, Mrs. Geo. Ti. Betty; Mrs.
Mg, were held during the year with
Russell &eat, Miss Edatile Beat',
an average attendance of 12. Mrs.
Miss" Li/lian Ell'att, Mr. ,Elein, Me -
George. Reid then gave the report Kinky., win. 4. sienhezon, Mr.
frcm -War Services Club in absence
Morton Elliott, Mr. Lloyd Keys, Mr.
of Miss Lillian Elliott. Cigarettes Harry Aidtinaide; salvage
sent in 1944• $25.52. 7 Christmas
boxes, $48.07; 6 boxes. sent in April
tee, Mr. Jack Smith Sr. Mr. Ben T'
,,....
COWAN'S Perfection cocoa
1 lb ' 21e
PLUM JAM 2 lb jars 29c
CLARK'S Mnshroein soup 2 tins 19e
2 Tins HARRY HOMES Cocoa 23c
P. & G. Soap 2 bars' 11c
VAN DAMP'S TOMATO' SOUP
3 tins , • 25e
SUPER SUDS pkg. ...... 20e
PREM, in tins ,33c
AYLiIVIER, Diced Beets tin , 15c
BEAUTY BRAND Tomatoes
28 oz. tin 2 for 29e
HORNES :iquid gravy browning
bottle • 23e
APPLE JUICE in tins' 2 tins „ 29e,
SMARTS Pumpkin 28 oz. tin
2 for
25e
SUPER floor wax 1 lb. tin „ 25e
MOTHER JACKSON'S JIFFY PIE
CRUST makes 2 delicious pies
only :per pkg 25c
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GARDEN • FRESH FRUITS AND
VEGETABLES
OUR .MEAT COUNTER CONTAINS
d, FRESH Sausages 1.) 25c
FRESH 'Wieners lb. 27e
M
COTTAGE Roll piece lb• • • • • 39c
.• BOLO'GbTA in piece lb.
MACARONI & Cheese Loaf lb
,
CANADA'S FINEST
A LONG L --
ASTINGrECONOAL
A,41E
TOILET SOAP
CAKE 5c.
$24.16; Puled and Pen sets $17.82; Ml• Geo
. Clarke' • Orin 1 •Obo
Mikcellaneous $44 21 . Total receipts I We also have a list of .several
$189.05 Total Expenses 159.'78 Bal- from et* commenity attending' the •
Reid also gave a renort from Varna t still urgent. Won't you. hand in your
2ele
30e
ante 011 hand $29.27. Mrs. George Blood Donor's Clinic but the need is •
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School junior Red Cross. Cash on name too, to' 1VIrs. Gee J 1 t
and 2 de
4.80; meas 2,00 Paper, 7.23 Varna. • . 0 itis OA
IVIilltweed 8 60; Bayfield Fair 3.00
Window Loxes 4.28; Christmas con- •-------/r----•
ei. , 24.26 Te al $73.67. Expenses, * 'Finnan Cod'
onation" to Junior Red Cross, 20.00
avy league $10.00 War Services Ceiling prices recently established
lid> 10.09 Local Charities 10.01) for finnan cod are the seine Is those,
ditty bags to navy $23:40 Total 73.- for inedtaM-eized finnan hadclies,
0. President, ivris Mr)-iy E. Beattir, according to an sunouncewnt by the
• Mia •
The Red' Cross Will hold ` their
nronthly meeting fit the Commun-
.
ity on "Thursday afternoon,
Feb. 'ist 1945. •
IVIiss Laudie Yeurig .is spending
the winter with 1VIrs. 'Wm.' Lyon.
Miss FerA 'Watson speht the
Free Delivery
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THURS., FEB.. 1st 1945
' VALUE ]'OR FEI3i1TARY 1nd,PAd 3rd,
PATS pkg. " ' ' 21c 'PEAS' 2 pkgs. 25e
..
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ourox QuAERa , ' , cualaNG pltI4D
. VAN' 'CAMPS Quip( SERVE iun4wArs '
. BEANS- pkgs., ' ..1.5c . TEA, 20 bags 21e
NOODLES .CATELLPS EGGWHEAT pkg.. - 10c,
, . .
' qua,,Twoon DICED , ulimwoon nictp
•'BEETS 2 •tins , 25c' CARROTS 2 tins • 25o
• „., ......_........„...... .......__________ ,..._..L.,__.-,......-..--
. mummy 3LisT . • „n4s-TANr PEA
•PEAS -2, tins . "25c . SOUP 2 tins_ 25c.
..........___„.________ , • I.
LIFEEITOY % V 1: I , 8 NLIGHT
• ..,,Sop 3 for 20c ,..sk \ ' ' .1 .•.,...' ',Soap 4 for 25c
-,si...3.` -
JIFFY PIESi1,••-eapoilesile, ,.....,- Red. & White Toni. :
'
: Crust pkg. 25 ' •5„00,0 ' Soup 3 tins 25
..tb •
,. • 1.404„ ,, ,..--
GIANT POPPING uf ft • Wm% te.:, ZDA LIGHT
Corn ib. 15c lb. pkg. 20c . Bulbs 60w. 15
GARDEN FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
HEAD LETTUCE . - CELERY --• TOMATOES - RADISHES
NEW CARROTS -SWEET POTATOES -NEW BEETS- SPINACH
CALIFORNTAi JUICY 220's ONTARIO NO1 WAXED
ORANGES .doz. 490 TURNIPS Ib. ., 3e
MARSH SEEDLESS 112's ----(5NTARIO CHOICE
GRAPEFRUIT 4 -250 PARSNIPS 2 lbs. 13e
(AT IFO"NIA JUICY 360's.cs ARIO NO. 1 WASHEDLEMONS 3 for 11e ' CARROTS lb. 5c
C. M. SHEARING
• PHONE 48 FOR QUALIT,Y FOODS CLINTON
. - Things Look Brighter
. • New stock is arriving which will help to fill many
.• requirements. '. -
. We have a new assortment of End Tabloes, Coffee
.. ,
Tables,. Tea Wagons, D4vertports, Chesterfield
Breakfast and Bedroom Suites.
BALL ei ZAPFE
Dealers in Hardware and Furniture
Modern Ambulance Service, Funeral Directors
Store Phone 195
DOUGLAS G. BALL
Phone 110 JOHN J. ZAPPE
Phone 103
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Notice To Farmers..
1
We are looking forward to operating our Cucumber Station in
your District this year and again supplying you with a market to
r
Cucmnbers.
Contracts are now available. Plan on growing Cucumbers this
year and realize gSod returns. See your Local Representative
W. H. Lobb, Isaac St. Clinton Phone 314j at your earliest convenience
H. J. Heinz Co. of Canada
•Biltmore Hats
The Maker Hat of Canada.
Brow», Grey, Blile and Green
Wool Felt at $2.25
Fur Fielt $3.50, 4.00, 5.00 and 6.00
Sizes 61/2 to 71/2
DAVIS & HERNIA
CUSTOM TAILORS - Be Measured by a Tailor.
,WW••••••••••••,..41V/V/VOVI,V,I,INIrlinpory
• SKATES and SKITS
LADIES BLACK SKATES
MEN'S BLACK SICATES
SICUS, HICKORY
SHIN GUARDS "
SHOULDER. PADS
ANKLE SUPPORTS
$5.75
$9.95.
$9.50
$1.65, 3.25, and 4.50
$4,00 and $5,00
600
EPPS SPOILT SHOP
• Readquarter9 For AH Sporting Goods
Mrs. Nellie Watson
Mrs. Bentham of Clinton spent
the week end at the heine of her
sister, Mia, R. Townsend;
Albert Austin has returned
home from the London Hospital.
We are glad. to report that Mrs,
Lillie Webster is improving.
The W. M. S. and W. A. are porn-
. . m.
g ien. meetings with the
World's Day of Prayer which will
be on Thursday after:loon,' Feb.
3th, in the basement of the church..
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
James Paiaservice were,Mt. and
Mrs. Harold Adams and jean, Mr.
end Mrs. jack Pipe and Mr. and
• Y, •
At the Worship service on Sun-
day, the minister'a subjeit will be:
"The end of Christianity."
The annual congregational" meeting
was held -on Teesclay. .A pot leek
dinner was served at 12.30 P311,, awl -
the business meeting followed. Alt
reports indicated that the church,
was in a healthy financial condition.
The pastor'a report revealed a iota)/
Of 224 resident memberssix having
been added clur lig the current year,
It was decided to determ'ne 'whether
an electric ongab could be installed?,
and a committee Was appointed tn.
arrange a visitation of the farnilieta
wbh a view te