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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News Record, 1945-03-08, Page 8AGE Chicken Feeders of all sizes Made to (oilier Sap Pans Made to your Size Spilus; Pails and etc- BURO,ESS BA1'TLR1LS 13. Batteries A. Batteries No. 1-.)317- Cell Flash dight Batteries and PoAyer hacks SUTTER 82 pERDUE HARDWARE, PLUMBING. & EL rECCRICiANi`. CLINTON, ANT. PEOW 147w. Last Call'. For Overcoats THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD BOOKS Wife To Mr...1\i ilton Robert -Graves 2..25 Roger; Sudden Thos. H. Randall Earth & High Heaven G. Graham`'. We Live. in Alaska' C. Helm,ericks Great Son • Edna Ferber Lake Huron Fred.Landon Wednesday Morning R. J. Renison We still have a nice assortment of Overcoats on our Packs in fancy tweeds or plain Overcoatingc n Brown, Grey or Blue. Final offer at reduced. pY BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY Men's Fine Oxfords in Black or Brown, made by Scott and McHale and Williams Shoe Co. at old tnices. Cheaper Oxfords from $2.75 up. Ladies and Growing -Girls Oxfords in Black and Brown from $2.25 to $3.75. Rubbers to fit almost any shoe. Plumsteel Bros. Amor MOP - Adam Hata - Scott & McBee 8►w to Mer Agents Tip Top Tama. GOODS'' NOW IN STOCK Sheets also Sheeting (bleached and unbleached) bleached and Factory Cotton Bath Towels, Face cloths also Toweling A table of remnants priced to Clear. BROWN'S' One Door North of Royal Bank Monster Bingo In The TOWN HALL, on FRIDAY, March 16th ALL PROCEEDS FOR LOCAL RED CROSS Refreshments_Sold • 8.15 P.M, NOTICE 3.00 3 3.90 3.75' 3.00 1.50' 2.50 cc Sunny- .Illus" with seed 75e 3Easily "grown and `bound ' to. prove ihtere0ting, Let us show them .to you. R. CUNINGHAME Member of Florists Tel Del. A. Personal l care given ` every order and specialattention given to Funeral'- Orders. Phone 176 and 31 THURS., MARCH`` 8th. 1945, Superior Store ,our: Kids & My Kids Joey Brown 2.50 A.W.O.L. Kg. Commando B. Shurtieff 2.50 America Womans Cook Book 3.39 Boughs Bend Over M. P. French 1.39 BINGO St: Joseph's - Church Hall Wednesday, . March 14 G. R. McEwan Co. `OFTEN THE CHEAPEST ALWAYS THE BEST" PHONE 84 All persons desirous of procuring trees for planting this spring are ;requested tocontact the School Teacher in your section, not hater than March 16th. By placing orders in this manner there is no cost to persons ude- ;siring such. trees and they with be delivered to the school by y ;.trucks. • ' Any person ordering 500 or 'more trees may have them parceled.. in, an individual order. N. W. MILLER County Clerk Ii'llllim Ihlllllllonnollu,llm wuunlupnnll'ILIII;1 ~ PHONE liJ CL1•NToN, SPECIALS FOR MARCH8, 9, 10 - NABOB COFFEE 1 Ib bag 43e QUICK QUAKER OATS Ige, bag 19c BEE HIVE CORN 'SYRUP 2 lb .25cI 5 ib, tin ..... . , 55c CHEFS-A-RONi .pkg 18c RINSO 1ge. pkg • 25c POLIFLOOR WAX 1 lb. tin FRY'S COCOA, i/4, lb. tin 19d DICED CARROTS 20 oz. tin 2 for 25c Fifteen regular rounds 3 Specials Jack Pot . 1 Share -the -Wealth Lever's Fish and Chips.: I have now -got my delivery ser- vice in operation again at noon and supper time for fish arid chips. Also for 'meals at restaurant. Open. evenings from 8.30 to 11 o'clock from Tuesday ,noon: till Saturday night. Closed Sundays and Mondays. Am .planning on one day delivery of fish in Clinton per week, Phone orders given prompt atten- tion. Phone 91. Miss Donalda Adams was the guest of Miss Hazel Dilling of Exeter, over the week end. Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Plumsteel spent Sunday with Rev. and Mrs. H: Snell of Auburn. Mrs. James Howard, . of Goderich, spent the week end with relatives •aud friends in Qlinten. Miss Wilma. Badferd of Louden spent the week end with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. J, C, Radford._ Miss M. Belch of Seaforth was :the guest of Mr• and.Mrs,'W, M. Aiken over the week' end. TORDAN'S GRAPE' JUICE 32 oz. bottle 45c CARNATION MILK coupon 6 tins bac OX0 CUBES 10 cubes . • • • . 25c INGERSOLL CREAM CHEESE 4 oz. pkg. 15e SNOWFLAKE AMMONIA 2 pkg; ilc SINKO-FOR CLOGGED DRAINS2 • Tin 5c FLUSH() Tin 25c POTATOES, No. 1 15 ib. peck 49c NEW CABBAGE lb. 7c NEWS CARROTS 2 lbs. 15.c ORANGES, Size 288, Doz. ....37c GRAPEFRUIT, size 112s 4 for 25c See your Red Indian Dealer for Prompt Seavice Cars washed. and simonized Batteries Charged Tires Repaired • Alto most modern Lubrication equip- ment. VARNA. L.A.W. Gertrude Smith of the R. C. A. F.' Lachine Que., having a forty-eight' hour leave, visited with her parents Mr and Mrs. J. Smith and family. Mr. Amos Keys celebrated his 80th birthday on March 1st and at night attended' and enjoyed the dance sponsored by the W.T.S.C. • Mr. and Mrs'. Jno. Aldington spent Sunday with friends' in Hib- bert. The . W. T. S. C. of Varna are' sponsoring a euchre and dance . in the Township hall ,on Tuesday night, March 13th. Music by Collin's Orch- estra. There will be a lunch counter. Proceeds for •overseas boxes. We are very sorry to report that Mr. Ings is still in the hospital and not improving as rapidly as hi$ many :friends would wish. .I Clarke ` Stanley Lessee' • 38-2 BAZAAR add'TEA in Council Chamber Saturday, March 10th T. B.1N11MPSON Do you need money for the pur- chase of• feed or fertilizer? If so, you should consult Mr. Robinson, Manager of the Bank of Montreal. The Bank is regularly making loans to farmers for all useful purposes. From 3 to 5.80 p.n'i. ' Under Auspices of Ont. St. W. A. BOOTHS GIFTS -Quilts, Homemade aprons, gifts and knitted articles. Homemade Baking -- Farm Products-- Eggs Apples. Afternoon Tea -Salad' Plate, jellied veal, salad, bread and butter, pie and tea. Tea 25 cents Everybody Welcome Potatoes, GODERICH TOWNSHIP The regular meeting of the South End Red Cross unit was ' held Wed- nesday afternoon, February '28th, at the home of Mrs. Wm, Wise with sixteen ladies present. A quilt was completed and the order of form •of the World Day of Prayer .Service followed. The committee in .charge of the boxes • for the Boys Overseas is in dire need' of funds and voluntary contributions from those in the com- munity, who are interested in carry- ing on this work, would be much ap- preciated. The S. S. No. 9 •(Tipperary) ' of Goderich Township are sponsoring ,a euchre and dance on Friday even- ing, - boxes for the Merely 9th in aid f boys, overseas.' A draw will .bemade, on a .;quilt during the •evening Ladies please provide lunch. Every- body, welcome. For a real. evening's, f un'eves.yb Y od come to No 9. LOND1iJSSORn and Mrs. Len. Shobbrook won the The Londesboro Red Cross held money were Mrs. Bert(Hunky g, lucky draw.. Ones , paying hostess 38-2 ST. PATRICK'S TEA Wesley -Willis Church lecture room Saturday, March 17th WEEK END. SPECIALS 1 tin 16 oz. HARRY HORNES CUSTARD POWDER 2 pkgs. LIPTON'S CHICKEN 25e NOODLE SOUP 3 Tins BRUNSWICK SARDINES 25e 1 Ib. MAXWELL HOUSE or C. & S. COFFEE 45c 8 Tins INFANTS STR, FOODS 25c 3•pkg. CORN FLAKES 8 oz. 25c 1 pkg. 5 ib, ROBIN HOOD or 27c PURITY OATS 1 pkg. QUAKER QUICK OATS 22e 2 pkg. QUAKER MACARONI or SPAGHETTI• 25c 1 pkg. AUNT JEMIMA PAN- 15c) CAKE FLOUR 3 ib, WHITE: OR BR. SUGAR 25c 2 lb. tin ROGERS CORN SYRUP 35c 2 lb. tin CROWN BRAND SYRUP rS .. . 25e 1. btl. Jordan's GRAPE JUICE 45c 2 pkg. MUNCHIES CEREAL ...25c 1 pkg. JIFFY PIE CRUST .... 25e 1 jar PLUM JAM 19c ORANGES, LEMONS, GRAPE- FRUIT, NEW CARROTS, NEW CABBAGE, TURNIPS, ETC. 29e VALUES FOR MARCH 9th and 10th READY CUT RED & WHITE TABLE; MACARONI 2 lbs. 11c, -SALT 2 pkgs. ' VAN CAMP'S QUICK -SERVE BEANS pkg.'_ Sc REGENT EXTRACT . VANILLA 8 oz. btl 15. CURLING DRIED -PEAS 2 pkgs, MOLARENS.HI HO 25c • PUDfDINGS. 2 : for 15& Ewings Lemon Pie Filler 2 tins , 19c Commencing at 3 o'clock Under the auspices of Wesley -Willis W. A. BOOTHS Home -baking Novelties AFTERNOON TEA Meat and Salad plate -Bread, Butter Pie Tea , 30 cents Supper for business peoople from 5.30 to 7 o'clock 40 Cents Everyone; Welcome their regular . monthly meeting on ,Mrs. Henry Bunking and Mrs. Bert. March 2nd in the Community Hall. ' Shobbi ook. Three quilts were sent in The President opened' the meeting by the group west of -I.ondeslioro. with the Lord's Prayer in unison. The •meeting' closed, with the National The minutes of the previous meeting Anthem. The remainder of the after- were fter- re read and adopted. The : treasur-' noon was spent in playing Bingo.'The w' er's report was given. Letters of ap- draw on the quilt was made; 'Mr. pluc • ticket. thelucky predation have been received from (Pollard. holding :..down to a ved ill for the box recei- Around' seventy-five sat , Edwin drg ed and one from 1NallaceRiley for :pot luck supper. Everyone `reported a cigarettes reeeived. It was . carried l good time and: a `.'good sum was rea- sewing quota. Mrs. Fisher donated a; Mr. J; A. Beddaw, of Deerborn, lovely apron, tickets were sold on it Mich., spent the Week : end at the that the secretary send for a new Ihzed EASTER TEA• and •sale of . HOME BAKENG btu;mR, C. A. F. Wives in Council Chamber, Clinton, home of ]vis•aunt and unele,f Mr. and Mrs. H.' MerriU. Miss Be*.Snell• spent the week end . in. ;Galt., Mrs. Harold Sprung returned home ori Friday ,front :Atwood where she has Ven visiting' her daughter for a feo,days 89-2 now be stationed at Camp- Borden again. Mr, and Mrs. Willis Mountain and Miss. Eileen Josling visited with, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Youngblutt on Sun day. The Red , Cross Canipaigu be- gan on Monday. The objective for Londeshoro branch is $600. and the following canvassers have been as- signed to the work, L. Stewart, V. Roy, L. Pipe, D. Snell, : B. Brunsdon,r G, McVittie, H. Miller, A. Shaddick, W. siantilton, T: Leiper, G. Smith, B. Shobbrook,;; A Clarke, C. Shob- brook, L. Shobbrook, J. Hoggart, B. Beacons ' L. Reid T. Tighe and F. PLAY "Where's Grandma"•• presented y The North Street United Church, Goderieh.'' Mrs. ,Hann loft on Friday to meet Flynn. 011 Tuesday, March 20th at 8 o'clock Stokley's Tomato JUICE 48 oz. tin • 21c Sunbury.'s TEA - 1/2 lb. 33c' W. L. JOHNSON & SON _1 Ili. aye ER V B t�� Ib. pkg. 20c Quaker Quick Spaghetti 2 pkgs. Country Kist PEAS 2 tins 25c 25c COWAN'S COCOA : 1b. tin 21c Lynn Valley DEVON CORN Tomatoes 20 - oz. tin 1-4c • 28 oz. tin Aylmer Fancy Pumpkin 13c 28 oz. tin ' 15c GARDEN _ FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES TOMATOES - RADISHES - LETTUCE CELERY - BEETS} TURNIPS -• PARSNIPS - MUSHROOMS - BEANS - ONIONS, SUN'KIST SWEET 220's NEW CALIFORNIA ORANGES doz. 49c CARROTS lb. - 9ei PHONE 286 GROCER DELIVERY HOURS 4 to 6 p.m. CALIFORNIA' JUICY 360'd LEMONS 3 for 10c CLARK'S MUSHROOM Soup 19e 2 tins SUNLIGHT SOAP 3 bars 19c LASCO CLEANSER Tin 50 Snow FLAKE AMMONIA 5 pkg25e CLUB HOUSE CO'FFEE reg. ib.49c SFjEICIAL this week ib. tin 35c COWAN'S ;COCOA 1 ib. tin 21c GUEST BRAND Tomato juice 17c 2 tins BEAUTY BRAND good quality Tomatoes 28 oz. tin •2 for ..27c QUAIKKR BRAND BUCKEYE quick cooking' Oats 5 lb bag 27e MAXWELL HOUSE Coffee 1 lb. 45c SMARTS' PUMPKIN 28 oz. tin 2 for ' 27c PALMOLIVE' SOAP 3 bars • • • 19c GEORGIAN BAY DESSERT •PEARS tin 19c LO'MBARD Dessert' Plums tin 150 HEINZ BEEF STEAK •SAUCE bottle 27c ASSORTED SWEETENED Puddings 2 pkg. 19c. SUPER FLOOR WAX 1 lb. in 2&e: HABITANT PEA SOUP' 2 tins 25e GAIRDEN. , FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES" OUR 'MEAT COUNTER 'CONTAINS Cottage Roll in piece per 1b• .39e Macaroni and Cheese Loaf lb. 30e Fresh Sausage per lb. .... • 25e Fresh' Wieners per lb. . 27e Minced Ilam per lb. .. 49c NEW 'TEXAS • SPINACH 2 lbs. 29e MARSH SEEDLESS 112's GRAPEFRUIT 4 - 25c 'NEW TEXAS _ 1 CABBAGE 3 lbs' . 22ei C. M. SHEARIN( PHONE 48 FOR QUALITY FOODS - CLINTON; MORE NEW STACK Quite a large shipment of dranitewarejust arrived including Tea Kettles Roasting Pans, Potato Pots, •Sauce Pans, Pie Plates Basins etc. A Big stock of Shovels .for Coal, Snow, or Stable use, also lots of .Stable Brooms. FURNITURE DEPARTMENT Just what to many people have been waiting for. Hamper Seats. in White, Ivory",, Green and. Blue. Also an assort ment of End, Tables, Nests of Tables and Desks. We have good range of Scatter Mats. • BALL 8 ZAPFE Dealers in Hardware and Furniture Modern Ambulance Service, Funeral Directors Store Phone 195 JOHN J. ZAPb'gi DOUGLAS G. BALI, Phone 110 Phone 103 • While They Last CHICKEN FEEDERS Larg,e and Small The latest in Plumbing Fixtures Watch my Window Hugh R. Hawkins Plumbing, Heating, Sheet Metal Work Agent for Heela Furnance •PHONE 244 in the Town Hall,;, Clinton Sponsored•.`Ibj* Wontenrs Institute proceeds for War Work I... ;Admission 350 ',Children 25e •• 3$-2 ' Listen% to, Premier eor e D�e _ ., ..:r T on Wednesday,lNarch 14 '19 Just Arrived A shipment of Men's Murray Health Spot Shoes Arch Correctiop C and E widths Also growing girls oxfords, ties. loafersand pumps in a complete range of sizes. T. Churchill Shoe Store STANLEY Mrs. •Gabe Elliott, of Toronto, is spending this week with. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. C. •Glen and friends. Mrs. Adam Stewart left this week for an extended visit with her daugh- ters in Windsor and; Chatham. Mrs. John McFarlane Sr. has re- turned home after a two weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs. Ken 'Tay- lor, of Blyth. packed and sent eight boxes to boys overseas. A letter of thanks was read from Pte. Clark Ball for a box which he had received. During the month of February. knitters have - knit 8 turtle neck sweaters, 14 pr grey seeks, 4 pr, khaki gloves, 1 pr. air force gloves, 1 pr. air force seeks, 1 pr. navy gloves and 3 navy .scarves. Anapron donated by Mrs. Merrill was raffled off. This was won by Mrs. Blacker. Seventy five 'cents was made on it. A quilt was quilted and patches were sewn during the afterno'on. The next -meeting 'will be held at the home of Mrs. 11. Murch. The Roll Call is, to be answered by ail Irish' Joke or your favourite Song The ladies to serve are Mrs. Forbes Mrs, J. Gibbings, Mrs. G. .Smith ant s Mrs, W..Gibbin; s. Summerhill Red Cross The ladies `oto the Suminenhill, Group met at the home of Mrs. W. Merrill on February 28. The meeting opened by singing "Blest be the Tie That Binds" followed by the Red Cross Prayer and the Lords Prayer repeated in unison. The nin- btes !of the last meeting were read and adopted. The Roll Call : "wa on SATURDAY, MARCH 24th