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We Have Just Received
Shipment, of High Quality
,
Enamelware
ITtoiliding, Mugs,• Charnbers, Coffee Bowls, Mixing B1
oulztle Boilers, Tea Kettles, Potato Pots, Stew Kettles,
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caii and See for Yourself
MARDWARE; PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS •
-.. CLINTON, ONT.
MEOWS 147w. ' •
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February. Sale Prices
At this season of the year we find ourselves with
too many Winter Overcoats on our racks. These
must be turned into cash regardless of the fact that
the probabilities are for a greater shortage of mat-
erials than ever.
They are all this season's newest styles in Heavy
Tweeds and Fleece Materials, Mostly Greys and
Browns and all' on sale at greatly reduced prices.
Come in and get the coat you want at a real Bar-
gain Price. .
Boy's -Overcoats in Brown Freize also at Bargain
Prices. •
A few childs suits in airforce blue coat and pants
with leggings sizes 3 to 6. A good warm suit for a
small boyat a reduced price for February Sale.
Plumsteel Bros.
Arrow Shirts - Aden, Hato - Scott & Mende Shoes for Mew
Ayeate Tip Top Talley*.
I t
I3oo s tati(:inery
termarisPn 4 Pencils
35T ito
'NOW IN STOCK
Women's Sweater Coat, Pullovers,. Knitted Sults, Scarfs,
etc. 'at one half price.
Men's Sweater Coats, Pullovers criced to clear.
BROWN'S
:":",•c•
One Door North of Royal Bank'
Playing Cards 50e to 1.80
Bridge Segres 4 for 100
and 10c each
Jig -Saw Puzzles 500
Children's Jig -Saw puzzles 25e
NOW ON SALE
50 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 Brv4j.5O Clearing at 75c
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tand See us
e May ha
T. Chur
•Shoe Store,
Fitting
Benefit Concert
The Clinton Lion's Club take pleasure in presenting
May Rance McKinnon
in an Evening of Dramatic Sketches, Monologues and Singing on
• TOWN HALL, CLINTON
Th stia3r Feb. 22 1945
at 8.15 sharp
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Proceed s -• Aid of lions' Firithh Cbild War Victim's Fund
Admission 50e
Recipe -Clipping (Book 50c
Eride's Scrap Book
Rubber Balls
Chamois Sponge
Artificial Flowers
BOOKS •
90c
25c.
25e
, •
8c each
Earth and High Heaven
Ride with Me
Being Met Together •
Keep Your Quilt Mary Ann
G. R. McEwan Co.
'OFTEN THE CHEAPEST
ALWAYS THE BEST"
PHONE 84
•••••••••• WOW' Inammom......
MM. E. E. Gibson is spending the
week with her sister, Mrs. R. F.
,Reid, Varna.
Miss WSma Ractferd, of London,
spent the week end with her par-
ents; Mr. and Mra. J. C. Radford.
Pte. K. B. Streets and Mrs. Streets,
of London, spent the week .end in
town with Mrs. C. Streets and
family.
Mr. Frank Fingland KC. spent the
week -end in Toronto, attending the
re -onion Amer of the Oagoode
Hall Class of 1925.
Mrs. Oliver Duricrn and daughter
Barbara, from near Grand Valley,
spent the week end with the lady's
mother, Mrs. Beaton.
Stoker 1st class Mervin McCartney,
•R.C.N.V.R., of Lunenburg, Nova
Scotia, visited last week with his
wide, Mr. Harvey McCartney, and
other relatives in Clinton and
Goderieh.
Miss Catherine Jefferson accompas
ied by Miss Jerry Sannders, o
Brandon, Man., students at Alma
College, St. Thomas, will spend a
long week end at the home of the
former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George H. Jefferson.
Mrs. Henry D. Ring, of Rush Lake,
Sask., formerly C01-2. Ingold of
Auburn, Ont., is at present vtsit-
ing her niece and nephew
Mrs. Arthur Fulford and
Mr. Win. 'tenger. .She is accom-
panied by her son, Herbert Ring,
of Moose Jaw, Sask. Mrs. Ring has
been renewing acquaintances at
Godes-tell, Auburn and Blyth. It it:
twenty-nine years since Mrs. Ring
left for the west.
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HURON ROAD EAST
HAPPY WAR. WORKERS
The February meeting of the
"Happy War Workers. Club" was
held at the home cif Mrs. George
,
Glazier on Feb. 1. The meeting open-
ed by singing "Jesus Lover of My
Soul" which was followed by "The
Lord's Prayer" and the Club Creed.
The minutes of the, last meeting
were read and adopted. A
letter of thanks for cigarettes was
read from E.R.A. H; V. Heeley, fol-
lowed by the Treasurers Report.
During the afternoon a quilt was
);miltecl, after which a lovely lunch
ko served by Group 1.
elY "Crazy Work" quilt top
d in to the dub by Mrs.
e and .Mrs. Torn Seatth. We
ta this opportunity to
? members who are
r,,,,,,,N1
our meetings for
they are handing
"Sunny Jims"
With; prepar4,44,.'.
•.!gro*tr, tki •
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proire..interestbli," 'Let' .--!show
F. R. CUNINGHAME
Member of Florists Tel. bet, As.
Personal care geven' every order
and special attention, giTen to
Funeral Orders. •
Phone 176 ziad 31
nINNIMIIMMI•441.0•41•1•44.;44VIIII.,:i...44.4,11.9,11.•
Lever's Fish and Chips
Will be dosed on Sunday,
and Monday each Week and
11 o'clock every night.
Open Tuesday noon till
Saturday night.
Valentine Bazaar & Tea
IN COUNCIL CHAMBER,
Saturday, Feb. iOth
. From 3 to 6 p.m.
Under Auspices of
Girls' Club Presbyterian Church
BOOTHS
GIFT -Quilt, homemade aprons,
gifts and knitted articles.
HOMEMADE BAKING --
AFTERNOON TEA-Sdad plate -
Jellied chicken, salad, pickles,
bread and butter, pie and tea.
Tea 30e '
Everybody Welcome
NOTICE
'The' annual meeting of the Clinton
Hospital Association will be held in
the Council Chamber, Clinton Town
Hall, on Monday evening, February
12 1945 at 8,90 o'clock. 34-2
BINGO
St. jo,seph's Church Bali
Wednes0ay, Feb. 14th
Fifteen regular rounds
3 Specials and 1 Share -the -Wealth
Jack Pot
St. Vafentine Dance
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iectssved by
1;11e" isisdereighed.,:UOJef,5 eldeekpa*
Fehrtiary 15th,:.fas; the "positiOn
',.4e,40(1""1OOdara
tOwnlecavenger -"' e0niii-
inent,ixtecessarir be isuPrOlied. by
applidant. 'Thitlea • begin at onee.
ea er.
'i.cievrn of .0
C. C. I. AUDITORIUM.
Friday, February 16th.
R.C.A.P. ORCHESTRA
9.30 p.m. Adnaission 75c
Proceeds for Junior Red Gros
All Seats may be Reserved
th.4.1 .en
itu7::inni.aeeweesfsbpi:s,l0:;11.3,sk;:;:fbi,pc ii:t.ciiiltilpd,100., „,. ,
" .theti:ri,eletipnig..
. 1 • lady's
children's
Socks' and several ', efh
Collection arrioun `
Flower Fund .31;,,ma
$2 37. .
owing- to ' bad weatheitt.
FRANK'S
DAY ,OR NIGHT SERVICE
DAY PHONE 178,
NIGHT PHONE, Residence, 267in
Ontario Street NV,. A.
The - Women's AsSociation of
Ontario Street Church met Wednes-
day 'February 7th with Mrs. Town-
send in the chair. Mrs. Wiltse was
in charge of the "devotional period
and •read the scripture lesson. Mrs.
E. Kennedy led in prayer.
The Secretary, Mrs. Olde, read the
report which was approved. The
Treasurer, 1VIrs. Proctor gave the
financial 'statement The Corbsporid-
ing Secretary, Mrs. Kennedy, read
six letters of appreciation fpr flow-
ers or sympathy. and during the
month had written ten- letters.
Plans are being arranged to ho'd
a. Bazaar on March 10th in the
Council Chamber of the Town Hall.
The committee appoiistecl to look
after this is; Mrs. Radford, Mrs.
W. S. R. Holmes, Mrs. Townsend
Mrs. Olde, Mrs. Venner • and Mr.
Rumball.
It was also arranged to have each
ward make a quilt • and assinne the
cost.
The Program consisted of a,piano
solo by Mi.05, Florence Aiken and a
vocal solo by M Coronna Wendorf
accompanied by- Miss Elva Wiltse at
the piano.
Superior Store
4 PHONIC Ill-CLINTON.
SPECIALS FOR
F1BRUARY 8 9,10
PLUM JAM 24 oz. Jar • . 25c
STOLEY's TOMATO SOUP
re oz. -2 tins 15c
CHOICE RED PLUMS 20 oz. tin 15c
KELLOGG'S RICE KRISPIES
2 pkgs. ... 2.5c
KRAFT DINNER pkg. 18e
KEENS MUSTARD IA lb. tin 27c
BROCK'S BIRD SEED pkg. 18c
ROMAN MEAL pkg. 29e
A. J. PANCAKE FLOUR pkg15e
COWAN'S COCOA 1 1h. tin 24c
NABOB COFFEE 1 lb. bag 450
IVORY SNOW pkg. 25c
IVORY FLAKES pkg. 25c
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PRINCESS FLAKES. pkg. .... 25c
ORANGES, Size 288s, doz. .... 37c
i.avroNs, Size 30Cts 3 for 13e
GRAPEFRUIT, Size 112s 4 for 25e
WAXED TURNIPS lb. 3c
HEAilLETTITGE 5s each 15c
TTD Turinfi Den
LiuN
free Delivery
WEEK END SPECIALS
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il[1101t. $17h 191t5,
5 Bars WONDERFUL Soap •" 19c
1 pkg. 'WONDERFUL Soap
Powder 19c
2 Cakes P. & G. SOAP 11e
2 pkgs. SNOW FLAKE Anunonia 11c
1 Can BABBITTS Cleanser
1 can SUCCESS Paste Wax 32c
1 Bottle SUCCESS Liquid Wax 59c
1 Can Aylmer Tomato Juice 10e
1 Can ALLENS Apple Juice 15c
1 Pkg. ROBIN HOOD Quick Oats 27c
1 lb; MAXWELL HOUSE Coffee 480
3 lb. Gran or Yellow SUGAR 25c
2 pkgs. PUDDING Powders Asst,
Flavours 19c
2 CUSTARD POWDERS 19c
1 Jar GREEN GAGE Plum Jam
a lbs. WHITE BEANS 20e
3 LEMONS 360s 10c
1 Doz. SUNKIST Oranges 288s 37e
CARROTS, PARSNIPS, TURNIPS
ETC.
W. L. JOHNSON
PRONE 286 • • GROCER
DELIVERY HOURS 4 to 6 p.m.
•
February 8 to 10
COWAN'S Perfection cocoa
1 lb. tin • 21c
PLUM JAM 2 lb jars , 29c
CLARK'S Mushroom soup 2 tins 19c
2 Tins HARRY HORNES Cocoa 23c
P. & G. Soap 2 bars 11c
VAN CAMP'S TOMATO SOUP
8 tins , 25c
SUPER SUDS pkg. 20c
PREM in tins 33e
AYLMER Diced Beets tin ..., 15e
BEAUTY BRAND Tomatoes
28 oz. tins 2 for 29c
HORNES :iquid gravy browning
bottle • 23c
APPLE JUICE in tins 2 tins 29c
SMARTS Pumpkin 28 oz. tin
2 for .... .... ....... .„ • 25c
SUPER floor wax 1 lb. tin 25c
MOTHER JACKSON'S JIFFY PIE
CRUST makes 2 delicious pies
Baptilit Ladies Aid
only per pkg. 25c
GARDEN , FRESH FRUITS AND
VEGETABLES The Annual meeting of the Bap-
tist Ladies Aid was held at the Par -
OUR MEAT COUNTER CONTAINS sonage on the evening of Januasy
FRESH Sausages lb, . . 25e 30th. The Presi'ent, Mrs. N. me -
FRESH Wieners 10 , 27c Lean was in charge of this meeting
COTTAGE Roll in pie- e lb. 39e and it was opened with prayer by the
BOLOGNA in piece lb. .. . . 24e Pastor; Rev. C C. Andersen. This
MACARONI & Chees. Loaf lb 30c was followed by the scripture read -
h I b Mrs Max-
STORES
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•`VALTJES.170BATBMICAEVAtti raunI,Mith,
• AUNT I'EmilVIA PANCAKE
FLOUR pkg.. ,• 15c
• VANCA1VIP'S QUICK. SERVE
BEANS pkg. 5c
R.EA1DYCUT
MACARONI 2 Ibs.
• DENSON'S TOMATO ,
JUICE 3 tins 25c
LYNN VALLEY BEET COUNTRY KIST
GREENS 2 tins 25c •PEAS 2 tins -
• RED & WHITE TABLE''
13c SALT 2 pkgs.,.
tinvoN
TomATOEs tin
SOt3° CLARK'S TOMATO or OXTAIL 3•tins- 25c
COWANS • Scrbury's Black -
Cocoa lb 21c Tea- 1/2Ib 35.
CANADA GoRtr
Starch pkg. 10c
CAKE 5c
Viking Toilet
Tissue roll -5,c
POST'S CORN
Flakes lg. pk, 10
CAKE.,5c
GARDE -N FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
MUSHROOMS - - GRAPES -- TOMATOES -- SPINACH
PARSNIPS - TURINIPS CABBAGE. RADISHES'
CALIFORNIA JUICY 360's MARSH SEEDLESS 112's
LEMONS 3 for 11e GRAPEFRUIT 4 for 25c
B. C. DELICIOUS 125's CALIFORNIA JUICY 228's
APPLES doz. 19c ORANGES doz. 37c,
NEW BEETS ""•-• HEAD LETTUCE - NEW CARROTS
SPANISH ONIONS - CELERY • - COOKING'ONIONS
•C. M. SHEARING •
PHONE 48 FOR QUALITY FOODS - CLINTON
We can supply you with a fine new range of Plate Glass Mirrons
in various shapes and !sizes as well as a range •in. Prices ,of a few
swell Cedar Chests.
„ alway,t.s Carry a large stock of Spring filled Mattresses, and. .
Steel Beds also Cribs, Baby Carrfages, Baby Baths and High Chairs,
BALL & ZAPFE
, Dealers in Hardware and Furniture
Modern Ambulance Service, Funeral Directors
• Store Phone 195 _
DOUGLAS G. BALL JOHN 3. ZAPPE
Phone 110 Phone 108
Attention Syrup Makers
OrderSap Pans Now
Don't Be Disappointed
Hugh R. Hawkins
Plumbing, Heating, Sheet Metal Work
Agent for Reda Furnance
PHONE 244
Biltmore Hats
The Master Hat of Canada.
B-rown, Grey, Blue and Green
Wool Felt at $2.25
Fur Felt $3.50, 4.00, 5.00 and 6.00
Sizes 61/2 to 71/2
DAVI'-' 8c HERMAN
CUSTOM TAILORS - Be Measured by a Tailor.
Courtesy means "Safety"
1. 'Be alert before crossing the Street, Look first to the Left,
then to the Right.
2. Use the neighborhood playgrounds and not the street to play. in
3. Do not run into the street from behind parked cars or moving
Vehicles.
4. Hitching to inoving Vehicles is "Dangerous', ' ,
Parents can help prevent serious Results to our Clinton Children;
by reminding them of these traffic rule.
The Safety Committee of
The Clinton Lions' Club.
• The Ladies of -St. James Ward
will serve in March with Mrs. Ross
and. Mrs. Iddo Crich conVenors.
,
The meeting closed with a •hynitry'
and prayer led by Mrs. Hawke afte'Y -
which a pie/lie lun h was served by
the sceial committee.'
There were forty-six present.
nieral)ers • and four Imre -
eresent. The Mareh meeting will be • 1,„ V
held at the home of 'Vire, .•
4,4!
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19c L •
Annual meeting were re'd by the
, g, w was reacty .
‘,,e11 from Psilin 91. A poem WA,'
rnti by Mrs. Kennedy `Irtist Bon"
sing.ng a hymn, Mrs. W.
Aikenhead read an article on "The.
Ge eralistimo of China and his
w fe". Mr-. • Arderson read" a short
poem, "Hs Lamps are We"
The business of -the month was
atten'ed to. The miutes of the last
•
officers: President, Mrs. McLean;
Vice-presidente, Mrs, Anderson and
Mils. W. Ocshrane, Treasurer, Mrs.:
Johnston; Secretary, Ma's. Craig and.
Preps Secretary, Mrs. Aikenhead;
Work Committee, 'Mrs. LePpingtok...
-Mrs. Beattie and Mrs. Kennedy.
Auditor, Mrs. John. Bdtler.
Mee. lieLean endeavoured to en•
eourage the ladies vats a few words
concerning the two:* done dur-•
ing the year, which has been a ve y •
,good one. The meeting was closesil
after the •singing of a hymn, and
prayer. A pleasant time Vas, spent,
over the lunch table before- separate.
ing.
ZEING• CONSISTENT
1eti*D� you know you're
Wearing you're wearing Your ring ot51