HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1945-03-15, Page 81 — 32 Piece, Set Breath of Spring
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PYREX WARE
Casseroles, Pie Plates, Bread Pans, Custard;OUp4
Percolators, Dixilators, Double 13Oilei's and etc
Water Sets Odd Glasses, Cups and Saucers and etc
II.
S E R PERDUE
PONS 147w.
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•RE PCUMBING & ELECTRICIANS ."
CLINTON, ONT.
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Last a or Overcoats
We still have a nice assortment of Overcoats on
our racks in fancy• tweeds or plain Oiercoating
in
Brown, Grey or Blue. Final offer at reduced prices
,3317Y NOW AND SAVE MONEY
Men's Fine Oifords in Black or Brown, made by4
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 froth $2.25 to $3.75. -
Rubbers to fit almost any shoe. •
Plumsteel Bros..
.w Skids r- Adam Hats — Scott & McHale Simms fer
MsiiAgents Tip 'rep Taller*.
GOODS NOW IN STOCK • .
.heet* also Sheeting. (bleached .and unbleached)
1:leached and Factory Cotton Bath Towels', i'ade-,1
oths also Toweling.,
table of remnants priced to Clear.
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BRQWN"S:.
• • One Door North cf Royal Hank°, ,
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ife 4to
¶Phos 1Randa11
ith
G Graham 3O
We „Live in Alaska„,.,
C. flelmerieks 375
GreatSn,.•• *0
Edna Fterbei.
Lake Huron
• Fred Landon $4-50
Wednesday Morning
RJ.`Renison. 2.50
Your Kids & My Kids
Joey Brown. HO
A.W.O.L. Kg. Commando
, 13. Shuraeff 2,50
America Womans
Cook Book 3•39'
Boughs Bend Over
M. P. French N1.39
Monster Bingo'
• ' In The TO,WN HALL, on '
F DAY March 16th
'ALL i'll,OCEEOS., FOR LOCAL RED -CROSS
• -• • ' !''. •••Refreshments_Sold
•
G. R. McEwan Co.
'OFTEN THE CHEAPEST
ALWAYS THE BEST"
PHONE 84
Mrs. E. E. Gibson is visiting her
sister,. Mrs. R. S. Reid of Stanley
Township.
Mr. L. R. McBride of. Windsor, spent
last week end in Clinton, the guest
, of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Kay and
Don. • .
Miss Kay Ross, of Toronto, spent'
the week end with her parents, Mr.
and Md. Win; Ross.
Miss Eunice Roy,nurse-in-training'
at Termite, -EaseGeneral Hospital;
spent the week Old with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W.. V. Roy,
Miss Dell O'Neil, who is visiting in
id'emain
Fort Lauderdale.an. for a few: d -Orlando,
Florawill r
weeks longer.
Rev, -Chas. Cox mid • Mrs. Cox, of
•• Bervie, visited last week with
relatives :at Holmesville and Olin --
Mr. Gorden L Hall of C'yuga, spent
the *eek end with Mr. G. E Hall
and Miss Evelyn.
Sunday visitors with . Mr. and Mrs.
Vic Roy were MissPatricia Mor-
rison, Miss. Leila Agar, Mr. and
• Mrs. •Eph•..,,Snell, Jim, Jayne 'Mary
„and Richard.Suellt: and Mr. Grant
Snell.' ' "
'A group of Stratford Normal School
students, including °Ititih' Middle-
• ton, Helen Grich, and John Cook,
• visited' 'Toronto on Friday where
they were conducted on a tour Of,
• the. eity. After visiting the Parlia-
ment• Buildingwhere they Were
'served breakfast they were con-
ducted through Hart House. In the
• 'afternoon „they, along with the
•'• 'other students, toured the Museum,
later .ittending the meeting of the
'Legislature.. • . -•
NOTICE
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All persons desirous of procuring trees for. p an 1 spring
e regneste- to...contact • the 'School Teacher in your section, not
er than Mara 16th. _ ' • • . , . ,
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By ploefifg orders in this manner there is ILost to persons de-
ing,onhc.•trees and they will be delivered to thetschoel by,County
Any person ordering 500 or more tress may have them ••
an individinit order. , .... -.-''••
- -, . -- . : " N. -Ne. illILLER
County Clerk
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wi1h•Prel3P,r'eti ed
,EasilY 'grown and bouryd to,
Letus", fii10*
thent you
o .
F R CUMNGHAME
Member• of Florists Tel. Del. As.
Personalcare given -every order
and ,special ,attention given
Funeral Orders. •
• Phone 176 and ' 31
•BINGO
St. JoSeplr's Church Ha1.
Wednesday March 21
Fifteen regular rounds
3 Specials . •
Jack Pot
1.» Share -the -Wealth•
• :If ici1,1'7-.Oe4' -eloem--for
feed 'or fertilizei',*11Y net call on
Rxibinnon Manager of the Bank
Montreal, .110„making:;locirisofor 'the'
-above' piirpogre."'atf!terinO
snit Your .eOnVentegee- ' °••
Lever's Fish and Chips
ANY ONE' WISHING
DELIVERY OF FRESH
FISH
CALL 91
ST. PATRICK'S TEA.
Wesley -Willi' Church lecture room
Saturday, Marsh 17th
Stipend". Store
SPECIALS FOR
MARCII15, 16, 17
STO,ICLEY'S -SOUP
10,- oz. tut :
SUNLIGHT SOAP 2 bars .... 11::• 1
GLENWOOD, ii1Q.E.D CARROTS
20 oz. '•12c
CANNED PILCHARDS_ TALL .•
• ,- .
Commencing at 3 o'clock
Under the auspices a
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
HIGH PRICES TO CONTINUE
SINCE, 1936 Raspberry» plantings have declined steadily. Acreage
is now smallest in many years. No prospect of early improve-
ment. Result --high prices to coutinue. Solution—your own
garden patch. . 4./
LATHAM undoubtedly superior. Large 'Cad. berries. Immense
yields. Hardy at 40 below. » Planting'stock very scarce. Order
books close March 24th. Ad fast,. :»
RICES: Extra heavy, hard wooded mature canes, shipped C. 0. D.
propaid express, 50 for $9.50; 100 for $17.50. With good grow-
ing conditions this grade »of stock gives small yield three
months after planting, then» annual erops.
•
Bogle Nursery Company.
Dept •CAMPBELLFORD, ONT. .
Canada's Largest Grower of .Certified Rastiberry Planting" Stock.
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AUNT JE1VITMA 'PANCAKE
FLOUR• PKG » - •15.e
LIPTON'S NOODLE SOTJI', MIX
'2 pkgs. 25c
OLD ENGLISH NO RUBBING
WAX PINT TIN 49c
CAMAY so.A.P. -3 bars 190
IVORY SNOW PKG. ..-.. '25c
ROUND GRAIN 'RICE., 2 lbs.. 25e
ORANGES, Size -283s Doz. ....• 37c
GRAPEFRUTI'Size 112s 4 for 25e
LEMONS Size 360s 3 for , 8e
HEAD LETTUCE Size' 5s each .17e
CELERY STALKS:Each . 1.0c
.„.
39-2
. PLAY
"Where's Grandma"
' presented by
The Math Street United Church,
Goderich
Tuesd4 -March' 20th-
.
in the Teviii 'Hill, Clinton
Sponsored by Women's Institute
preeeedi fel. War 'Work
, .
Admission 35c » 'Children 25e •
39-2
V
' Legion. Auxiliary
• The regillar meeting of the Ladiei.
Legion Auxiliary was heldin
Legion Hall on 1We:inlay-night. MO.
*(Dr.) Oakes gave a'Very interesting -
talk whith was enjoyed by. every-
one.
At the close of the meeting a social
half hour was Spent. •'
Family Allowendes
Mist estimates o.f the payments
/idly allowances place Ontariots
at $75 million annually. ,
• Ontario LiberalNews has
,
broken this don-.13y-tatrtia. Based
on • 1941 age -group retions,,,the
un-
offici-al 'figures •indicate monthly
distributiOn in Huron • Coafity of:
Rural,. $48,700; ,tTybari, $19416;
Total, .$67.816.'
, „Come To
Londetboro Township Hall -
Tuesday
March 20th
..:at 8.30 pan. •
• • Regular monthly series of
•IVIOTION 'PICTURES,
Sponsored' bin the Hallett Branch
of the Federation of Agriculture'.
Following, the pictures there 'will
be a dance...* • '
• Lundb counter in the Hall.
Motion' Pictures Free Dance 350
• • . 40-1
Wesley -Willis W. M. S.
•The Wornen's .Missionary Society
net at the home of •Mrs. Britton; en
Thursday evening, March 8th, with
the president; 1VIrs. Finglond, in the
chair. -,,
, Twenty-five calls' were made by
the Community Friendship Cern-
mittea.
A short talk on finances was,
given kr Miss Stone, and a few tem-
perance items were given by Mrs.
Britton, The Thankofferibg meeting,
which will be held next month,' was
discussed. -
Mrs. Trewartha then took charge
of the Devotional pad of the meet-
ing. A. hymn was sung followed by
prayer by Mrs. McGill. The scripture
lesson was read by Mrs,. Sutter, lll•rs.
Hearn and. Mrs. Britton.
Cm) ent events were given by Mrs.
Cooper. A solo was then sung by
Mrs. Hearn. Miss Rudd gave' a fine
talk on the chapter ''Tbealand" from
the Study hook. A "Winn was sung
rind McGill closed the meeting.
A social hour Was then -enjoyed
° anti laneh served.
-THILTRS:'
15; 1945
SPECIAL' VALUES 'FOR MARCH 1fth and 17th
• AUNT MARTS oRrAivi
•iSATIC1-4 bottle 15c
GO'LDEN+ SPRAY
•'CHEESE -I/2 lb pkg. 19q
Wagstaffes Or. arid Gr. Fruit
• 1Vlarmalade 2 lb jar 30
STOICLEY'S FANCY
Toinato:,s 28 oz tin 14c
Pride of Niagara 'roma
• JUICE 2 tins 170
NO RUBBING LIQUID
AER,O WAX qt tin 55
ALIENS APPLE
JUICE 2,0» oz tin 15c.
llfeLAREN'S VAC PAO
COFFEE» lb jar ••490
. RED ad WHITE - , •,. Snowflake
COODA:.„ ,- Ammonia .
1/...,9 lb"tiff• 14c. ' 1,ek,,,,,,,,. , pkg. •5c
urEeuoy „ . SUNLIGHT
SOAP . ' . SOAP
3 ,for, . 206,. 1 CAIE52 ' '. 4 for 25c •
' Glenwood D1cetl',, Pride of the Valley Glenwood Diced
' 'Carrots • ,PEAS , BEETS
'2,20'oz: tin 25-c .• 2.20 oz. tin 25c _ '2.20 oz. tin 25c .
GARDEN FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
TOMATOES -- GREEN ONIONS — CELERY — RADISHES
HEAD LETTUCE. — BEETS — GR,EEN BEANS — PARSNIPS
SUNKIST JUICY 288's NEW CALIFORNIA,.
ORANGES 37c CARROTS lb. 9ci.
CALIFORNIA JUICY 360's NEW TEXAS CURLY
LEMONS 3 for 10c SPINACH lb. 15e
MARSH SEEDLESS 112's NEW TEXAS GREEN
GRAPEFRUIT 4 - 25c CABBAGE 3 lbs' 22c
• -C. M. SHEARING
PHONE 48 FOR QUALITY FOODS — CLINTON
WEEK END »SPECIALS
1 pkg. 5 lb. ROBIN HOOD OATS 27c
1 pkg..3 Ib, QUAKER OATS .. 22e
2 pkgs. MIJNCHIES ..... 250
2 Pkgs. WHEAT PUFFS .... » 25e
1 Bei- Nonsuch Window Cleaner 150
1 Can Powdered or cake Bonaini 15c
3 cakes Toilet Soap Camay, Lux 20c
1 Tin WAX BEANS ...... 15c
2 tins Harry Hornes Cocoa .... 25c
1 pkg. CHATEAU CHEESE' .» »22c
5 lb. good cooking, apples ....• 25c
6» cakes Castile Soap 29c
6 cakes Many FloWeis 'T. 'Soap 29e
3 Rolls Toilet Tissue' : .......t . 25c
3 ping. Corn Flakes 8 oz. 25c
2 pkg. Corn Flakes and Tumbler 25c
1 pkg. JIFFY PIE CRUST 25c
• 1 Doz. SUNKIST Oranges 344s »29c
3 LEMONS 300s 100
4 GRAPE FRUIT 112s 25e
CARROTS, LETTUCE, PARSNIP,
ETC.
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• Ontario Street W. A.
On Wednesday IdarCh the 7th, the
regular » monthly » meeting of the
Ontario» Street Chnich W. A. met in
the same.' room with an attendance
ripened with the
singing ot a hynni-ond prosier led by
the President, Mrs. trpwnsend. » Res-
ponswe reading Was read from the
W. 1. JOHNSON & SON
PHONE 286 GROCER
DELIVERY'HOURS 4 to 6 p.m.
MARCH 15 to 17
SNOW FLAKE, Ammonia:5 pkg. 25e
SUCCESS Floor Wax 1 lb. tin ..32e
BOVRIL Cubes 10 cube pkg..... 23c
CAPITAL Vanilla, 16 oz. btl... 2-7c
PURITY OATS 5 lb. pkg. .... 27e
QUEST Brand Tomato Juice
2 tins • 19c
LUX Soap 3 'bars • • 19e
RINSO Large pkg. »25c
SUPER. SUDS pkg. 5e
STOKLEY TOMATO SOUP »
•
3 tins • .25e
CLUB HOLTSE phddings assorted
flavours 2 pkg. ........
CLARKS Soups assorted. kinds
' 2 tina• 1.5.e
AYLMER Babil Fbods 3 'tins .. 26e
COCOA 1 lb. ,bag ......... 17e
LYNN VALLEY Peas 2 tins -.. 25e
S.O.S. Scouring 'Pads pkg. .... 15e
2 IN 1 Shoe Polish tin , , 10c
GARDEN FRESH FRUITS AND
VEGETABLES
OU•R MEAT COUNTER 'CONTAINS
Minced Ham lb » 49e
Fresh Sausage lb. 25c
Cottage Rolls in piece lb. 39c
Fresh Wieners lb. . .... . .. 27c
Macaroni & Cheese Loaf. lb. 30e
CANADA'S FINES
MI';W. S..R. » Holmes read the
lesson and elosedthe devotional part
with prayer. -
Reports eie» 'given by the Secre-
tary, Mrs. Olde and Treasurer, Mrs.
C. » Proctor, , these being adopted.
ower Convenor, Mrs, F. Lobb, re-
ported flowers sent to eight.
Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. » E.
Cennedy, received several letters of
appreciation and wrote a couple let-
ters of condolence.
Twenty 'dollars' was donated to the
Red Cross.
The President read several ex-
tracts from the Church! Obiterver,
connection with the work of the W.
1VIrs.Maltby,. 'read two poems,
"Springr' and -"Peace" which were
composed by the late Who- MoMnr-.
ray. Mies Elva • Wiltse, sang two
Solos, aecompitnying herself on 'the
piano,' .
St. John's Ward is to serr,e,in
April. •
The meeting closed with. a Hy-mn
and »erayer by Mrs. Burton, after
Which, a. social, •tiitte Was Spent with
S..jaines Ward serving' .the lunch.'
•
The Bazaar was well attended and
pvovad Sn:f
ecess, el undertaking, The
Committee wishes te thank all those
,helps in any way. •
A Loss LASTING—ECONOMIGAL
Spring is in the Air
And we want to tell it far and wide that we have a good. selection ,,
of Congoleum and Feltol, two and three yards wide also Rekoleurn
'and Rexfelt in two yard widths.
We have been very fortunate in securing' a large assortment of
Con,goletun and Feltol Rugs in all standard sizes at' our usual yeas-
oriable_prices.
There are a few Studio Couches now in 'stock -and a nice selection.
of Spring filled Mattresses. » .•
• BALL & ZAPFE
Dealers in Hardware and Furniture
Modern Ambulance Service, Funeral' Directors
Store Phone 195
DOUGLAS G. BALL JOHN J. ZAPFB
Phone 110 Phone 103
While They Last
•CHICKEN FEEDERS Large and Small
The latest in Plumbing Fixtures
Watch my Window
- Hugh R. Hawkins
Plumbing, Heating, Sheet Metal Work
Agent for Hecla Furnance
PHONE 244
01LCAKE
We are expecting a carload of OIL -
CAKE MEAL.
This will be sold off car .for cash at
$2.35 per cwt.
• Make sure of your supply by leaving
your order NOW at
CLINTON FEED MILL
Presbyterian W. M. S. piano. Ail repeated the Shepherd
PHONE 580
' Psalm in unison;- this» was followed
by prayer.
Mrs. Gibbings took charge of
the devotional period, the theme
,beirig "The Kingdom ef God in the
World", and was assisted, by hfivi.
Radford. Miss Ceivtice, Mrs. Malt-
by and Mrs. Olde. Miss Elva Wille
sang two verses of the. Hymn "Thy
Kingdom come, 0 Lord". The second'
hymn was "Lead on 0 ICing Eternal"
after which all •repeated the Lord's
Prayer.
bi-te. Burton » called 'for the min-
utes of the Febrility' aneeting by the
Sec. Mrs. Wilts°, the same declared
approved.
Plans were made far the Easter
Thankoffering meeting to be Midi
on April 3rd.
Offering was taken following.'
which the ladies »repeated the Hystuv
"Ride on, Ride on in majesty". Re-
ports of Committees were given.
• 1Virs. W. Plumsteel led 'the Watch
Tower giving' interesting 'accounts of
O
NTARIO S• T. VV.MS the riliaonary west in the far norbtr,
CAKE 5c .•
in the west, and the far east.
The February meeting of the W.
M. S. was held at »the Manse, with» a
good attendance. The meeting open-
ed with a hymn, scripture reading
lby Mrs. Lane and meditation by the
President. Miss Shaw gave 'the Glad
Tiding,s Prayer. The minutes» of the
Previous meeting, were read and Mrs.
Wilson' gave the' treasurer's report.
A short business period' was followed'
blr" 'a discussion of the Thanks-
giving Peace Fund, when, it was.
moved that each member donate 10
cents' a month to the Fand.
The, Roll Call was answered .by a
verse on "Faith". The Study Book
was ably taken by Mrs,.Malcillo, thc
theme, "Opening the Gate" was`very
interesting and inspiring. The hyinn,
"Rescue the Perishing", and the
Lord's ,Prayer,•closed »a very profit-
able meeting. Mrs. Lane, served a
dainty lunch and all enjoyed a social
half hour.
The W. M. S. held their March Miss IVIaude Wiltss read an arbi--
ripio 11 40 tthhee ande1e0dninTlieil:Ptehrea :°41 1 if 1 14
10th, at the home of Mrs, H. Lawson, Mrs. Bunton eloSed with prayer
s.
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Free Dellvery chair 'and Mis. Treleaven » at the Lawson served tea.