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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News Record, 1945-04-12, Page 8'•• ." f 1"'" 1 Three Thmenson1 Pictures.' 1 p astie 'filled .75 to150 • Walt ,Dlisney"Picture ques for the kiddies, Donald Duck iambi Pi • • n.Qcobio etc. .50 Walt Disney Picture pla= ques "Luminous)" will glow in the dark .60 Walt Disney cut oats With thermometer .25e Taylors •Window Thermo., meter " 75 Taylors Regular Thermo- meter' .50 Baby bowls in plastic .25 Baby cups to match. .250 Brides Scrap Book .90c Recipe , Clipping Book .50 FLAGS for V -DAY 5c & up G. R. McEwan Co. 'OFTEN THE CHEAPEST ALWAYS THE BEST" PHONE 84 Miss Helen Herinan returned to her school, at Millgrove on Sunday. Miss Clara Nediger of Seaforth spent the week end at home with - 'her parents. Miss; Eudora Hyde, Hensel! spent Easter week with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. James ,W. Joseph St. Mise Helen Welsh left Monday to spend her vacation, visiting Wench in Washington, C. and New York City. Miss Margaret Loekwood of Toronta, spent the Easter week end at the home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Loekviood. , Mrs. Geo. Crooks and Miss Mary of Delhi, were guests this past week with Mr. and 14rs, 1.V1offatt Aiken, Mrs. John Walker of Kitchener is visiting Mr. And Mrs. Geo. A. Walker. ' Mrs. Tull of Courtenay-, B.C., is visiting her fsn and. daughter-in- law, Fit. Lt. and 1VIrs, Tull. Mrs. C. E. Moffatt of Bickford,and; son Donald, spent most of the Easter week with her inether,krs. Beaton. • Cpl. Pere. Atkinson, R.C.A,F. Nfld., is spending a \ leave with Mrs. Atkinson and. 4on arive, Miss Phyllis Herman and IVIiss Martha Lowndes, Wiarten, Ont., students of the Western Univer- sity,, spent the week end with the forrher's parents Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Herman, Miss Esther Anderson' R. N. of Florence 'Crittenden Hospital, Detreit, is with her parents at the Baptist Parsonage. Visitors at the_ Baptist Parsonage during the week included two former pastors of Baptist •church, Rev..A. E. Silver and family of Southampton, ‚,and Rev. G. W. Sherman 'and wife of Sparta. Mr, and Mrs. Wan. Lockwood, and two 'daughters, Mrs. • Dean of Windsor, and Miss Doris Of Com- ber spent the Ester holidays with his -brother, Mr. Charles. Lockwood, and other relatives in town. Week end visitors at "file 'home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carter and, fare - hp vrere,.. Misses Helen Edl and Grace Koehler, both of Kitchener, they also visited- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Nediger, Victoria •street. 1'41- aflm'SI** • ••SPRXNG, PLOVVERS WatQhaur ' Window for SPiing Diffedifi B i• - t ,P '47;Y10-41N1'rV. a' 191)1e. 354 vaTh Ptelni!`T 17'IaPt tit Tood a3ain • F.R. CIJNINGIIAIVIE Member of Foists 'Pel. Del. As: Personal, care given every (artier • and epeeist attention given to Funeral Orders. Phone 176 and 31 WE 11A -YE A. C-1-00,1) STOCK OF FARM NEEDS FOR SPRING' RUBBER BOOTS—and a fine as- sortment of leather boots at at- tractive prices. SOME HARDWARE LINES — wire, wire plier4, a few wren- ehes, 1 •coal oil stove, Wood's famous Electric Fencers, Cedar ' and Steel fence posts. 1 Set Team Harness. STOCK TONICS—Finns, Pratts and Royal Purple. Certified Garden Seed; and Dutch Set Onions, Full- line Of Grass Seeds and Seeds for pasture mixtures, also Legume Innoculatien. • Place your order for Top Crop Hybrid Seed Corn. , Alexander's GENERAL STORE Phones; 25-8 Blyth, 803-22 Clinton LONDESBBRO, ONTARIO • BINGO St. Joseph's Church Hall Wednesday, Appil 11 Fifteen regular rounds 3 Specials Jack Pot 1 Share -the -Wealth Keep; in Mind "Uncle Josh Perkins" will to preseuted br WoslepViDia Young Peoples' Union Thursday and Friday April 26th and 27th 42-3 "Deacon Dubbs" Three -Act Comedy presented by Goderielt Lions, Club Sponsoredby Red Shield on Thursday, April 12th • Town Hall, Clinton Come and enjoy a good Play. Same directors as last year's plah Reserved Seats 36e Children 25c Seats reserved at MeEwan's Book Store 42-3 DANCE In Seaforth Armouries. on Thurs- day, April 19th to the musie-of Bert Worth and his CKNX Ambasse- . dors, Dancing 9.30 to 1.30. Admission 50e. rii Clinton Town Hall Friday, April 13th New and Old time dancing OKNX RANCH BOYS with Clark Johnston' Sponsored by Clinton L.O.L. 710 Proceeds ter War 'Work Achnissioli 40e 44-1 VARNA. 11r. and Mrs. T. Elliott of Oshawa called on the ladies sister, Mrs. G. El, Beatty on Sunday. The inaby friends of Mr. A. Digs will be glad to know, that while still confined to his bed is showing 'some improvement. , Mrs. G. II. Beatty and daughter _spent Latter week at 0Shawa, with the former's sister, Mrs. T. Elliott. Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Barnwell of Goderich, was renewing acquaintan- Ces in the village Monday. Mr. and Mrs. M. Elliott spent the week end at Stratford with their' daughter, Mrs. r. Heard and family. • Mrs. M. Reid spent a 'e-v,r days with her neice Mrs. W. McBride and Mrs. W, .T. Johnston is visiting her sister, Nis. Evans of °thaws, who is not enjoying the best • of health. The service in St. John's Anglican Country Fair and Tea In the Council Chamber Saturday, April 14 From 2 part. to 5 Sponsored by the Goderieh Township . S. No. 4 Red Cross Unit BOOTHS:--, Home-haking, Sewing and, Knitting, Farm Prodnee, ete. ' TEA.:—Meat & Salad plate, bread and butter, Cookies and Tea, Tea 25ei Church, Which was hold in the morn- ing during the -winter months, will, be in the evening eommeneing April 15th at 7 o'clock, • Mist Florence Smith Of Seaferth spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, I. Smith anti faintly, sTiURS, 190. wish to, exteiwi nip 41241gincer0e 1,1114' oics to De,‘Addisen, Dr. Oakes and Dr. 'Thompson, and yhe Nurses otpip- ton Pablia HoSPlial. Also wish to crdnd tbaalitic' atnY who' sent,' 114Wers THEIMPS ' GROCETERIA' PHONE 111--4rarrros. • SPECIALS FOR APRIL 12, 13,14' _ PLC M JAM 24 op, jar 25e STANDARD PEAS, 2 tins 21e CAMPBELL'S VEG. SOUP tin 110 SUPER SUDS 'Lge. pkg. , ROYAL YORK TEA % lb. . , 39e One 9 oz. tumbler with each % ib. ROMAN MEAL pg -g. , . ... 29e HAWES FLOOR WAX lb. tin 45c PALMOLIVE SOAP 3 bars , 19a SHAKER SALT 2 earrotons 15e WHITE BEANS .... . . 60 CARNATION" MILK 6 tins .... 63c SHREDDED WHEAT pgg. 12c MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE' lb. 45c RASPBERRY JAM 24 oz. jar -35e QUAKER PUFFED WHEAT 2 pkgs. 15c PINEAPPLES Size 24s each 49c GRAPEFRUIT, Size 112s 4 ler 25c ORANGES, size 288s doz. 37e COOKING ONIONS 2 lbs. ..,. 5c NEW CABBAGE lb. • Sc PHONE ORDERS FILLED WEEK END SPECIALS DUTCH SET ONIONS. 2 lbs. for 35e AYLMER TOMATO JUICE 20 oz. tin 2 far 19e AYLMER SQUASH 28 oz. 2 for 29c AYLMER DICED CARROTS OR' BEETS, Bottle 23e AYLMER CUT WAX or GREEN BEAN 20 oz 2 for .. 29c AYLMER BABY FOODS 3 tins 25c SMART RED PLUMS 20 oz, tin 190 COUNTRY KIST PEAS 20 ez. 2 for 25c READY -CUT MACARONI 3 lb 20e TEXAS Seedless Grapefruit 112s POST TOASTIES 3 pkgs, for -23e KELLOGGS CORN FLAKES 3 pkgs. for 25e PLUM JAM per jar 18e TEXAS Seedless Grapefruit 112s 4 for 25c SUNKIST NAVEL ORANGES 228s 220s 1 doz. 37c 1 doz 49c C,ELERY, TOMATOES„, CARROTS, BEAD LETTUCE W. L. JOHNSON & SON PHONE 286 GROCERS DELIVERY HOURS 4 to 6 p,m. APRIL 12 to 14 CHIPS° Large pkg. 23e OXFORD INN' Vegetable Soup 5 tins 25c MAXWELL HOUtE Coffee Ib, 45e DALTON'S PUDDINGS assorted 2 pkg. 15e HEINZ BEEF STEAK Sauce btl. 25e COWANS GOCOA 1 lb. tin .... 29e STEET, WOOL pkg. 10c S. C. S. Pads pkg. 15e BEAUTY BRAND Tomatoes 2 fins 19c I3ABBIT CLEANSER tin 5c SHREDDIES' 2 pkg. • -23c CANADA SEAL Fresh Herring 2 tins • 19e TIGER OATS -up large 105 oz. tin only 65e AYLMER DICED BEETS 2 tins 25e AYLMER CROSBY Corn 2 tins 27c CANADA CORN STARCH 2 pkg. s 21e GARDEN FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES LOOK IN OUR. REFRIGERATED COUNTER FOR Fresh Sausaga lb. ..... .. 25e COTTAGE. ROLLS in • piece lb. 39c MINCED HAM lb. 49e BOLOGNA lb. . ...... 24e MACARONI & CHEESE loaf lb. 30c FRESH winNtus lb. • CABADAI .ViN1 ,ft • A LONG 1. 611: A.,,,I.,4TGECONONINAL . AP •'CAKE. 5c Frte Delivery SPECIAL VALUES FOR APRI14,13th andl4th • AYLMER FANCY DICED AYLMER FANCY DICED BEETS 2 jam 25c CARROTS 2 jars 25c • RED 8t, WHITE FLOOR •- PRIDE OW' THE' VALL4V WAX tinTT 29c PEAS 2 tins 250 SUNBURY'S 'BLACK •CARATNAL. CHOICE WAX TEA 1/2 1b. pkg. 35c BEANS tin 15e HANDY • AT/1111011Ia g pkgs. 11.c GOLDEN SPRAY • CHEESE • 4/0 lb. pkg. 19c Heinz Tomato SOUP ' 2 tins •19c BIG' FIVE CLEANSER t Till 5c • JUICE Apple 2 hittitlS 25c • Benson's Tomato • .TUICE. CAKE 5c 3 tins 25e GARDEN FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES LETTUCE --RADISHES —CELERY —GREEN PEPPERS LUKE PINEAPPLE— RHUBARB — GREEN BEANS — GREEN ONIONS CALIFORNIA SWEET 22o's 117o 1 RIPE MEXICAN ORANGES doz. 49c TOMATOES ib., 27c leARSH,' SEEDLESS 112's NEW TEXAS GREEN GRAPEFRUIT 4 - 27e CABBAGE 3 lbs 2 CALIFORNIA360's NEW CALIFORNIA LEMONS 3 for 9e CARROTS lb. 9 • NO. 1 ONTARIO COOKING NEW TEXAS CURLY APPLES 5 lbs. 25c SPINACH 2 lbs 33cf . C. M. SHEARING PHONE 48 FOR QUALITY FOODS — CLINTON Spring is in the Air And we want to tell it far .and wide that we -have a good selection of Cangoleurn and Feltol, two and three yards Wide, also Rexaleuin and Readelt in two yard; widths. We have been very fortunate in securing a large assortment of Congoleum and Feltol Rugs in all standard sizes at our usual rens; enable 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 DirectOra StOre Phone 195 DOUGLAS G. BALL Phone 110 JOHN J. ZAPFE Phone 103 Attention Farmers I have Received a Shipment of 4 inch field tile Get your order in early Hugh R. Hawkins Plumbing, Heating, Sheet Metal Work Agent for Heels Furnance Wesley -Willis W.A. The Woman's Association of Wes- ley -Willis Church ,,,,met on Thursday afternoon, April 5th in the church hall. The President, Mrs, M. Nediger was in...the chair, Mrs. A. T. Cooper was pianist. 'The ' opening hymn was "How firm a foundation". Mrs. Addison offered prayer and Mrs. Reg Shipley read the Scriptare lesson, from the' 20th Chapter of St. John's Gospel. The minutes, and the, treasurer's reports were read by Mrs. Jefferson. Mrs. Cree Cook --convenor of the flower committee reported flowers and fruit had been sent to six mem- bers of the' congregation. A number of letters of thanks were also read. .. Mrs. Charles Nelson'committee had -completed: another Red Cross quilt. Al total of 4 since January. 19 ealls were made by Mrs. Nedi- ger and Mrs. J. Fraser during March. A delightful quartette, entitled "A little talk with Jesus" was sung by bus' young ladies, wives of members' of the R.C.A.F., Mrs. Devereux, Mrs, Meanwell, Mrs. Con- ron and Mrs. Atkinson, accompanied An interesting reading "Spring in the Air" by David Grayson, was contributed' by Mrs. Sperling. The singing of "Lord of the lands" and the Mizpall Benediction, brought the meeting to a close, after which afternoon tea was served by Mrs. Frank Andrews' group. • LONDESBORO The Londesboro Red Cross held their regular meeting on April 5th 'with 17 present. The meeting opened with repeating the Lord's Prayer in unison. The minuets of the last meeting 'were read and adopted. The Treasurer's report was given. It was carried that 100 per cent of tee campaign and County 'Grand. be cent to beadquarters. Londesboro's quota was $600, and it was exceed- ed by $83, 75. It was passed that we send, $25.00 to the "Steward Henry" fund in Win.gliam. It was decided that each line be responsible for a quilt top for the next, meeting, and to have a pot luck dinner and quilling at the May meeting, Mrs, PHONE 244, Len Shobbrook donated a, Pyrea; dish. Tickets ..were sold on it. Misr Jamieson won the lucky draw. TM ones paying hostess money were MTS. Jiso Crawford, Mrs. 0, ',T. Crawford, Mrs. Charles Vodden Mrs. John Vodden, Mrs, Elgin Jos ling, Mrs. John Snell, Mrs. Wra Manning, Miss Flossie Jamieson Miss Mabel Harvey, Mrs: Ivan Car ter, Mrs, S. Carter, Mrs. D. Carter Mrs, C. Watson. Meeting sloed with the National Anthem. Mr. and Mrs.- Austin Gowan ancl Murray of London, were Sunda visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Lansing. Misses Elma Ball and Katherine ringlancl of Clinton, visited at the home of Mr. and Whs. John Fingland Mr. Jim Callender from the West, is here visiting his sister, Mrs. J. Taylor, who ii a patient in the OIin- ton Hospital. Miss Gail Manning visited with Miss Helen Bali of Clinton, during the holidays. • Miss Olive Moon and Miss Dor- othy Little returned to Toronto en Sunday, after the Easter holiday. I i Mist Helen Radford; has accepted a position at the Fashion Shoppe in Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. George -Moon ere remodelling their house in the vil. lage. Mrs. Ernie Stevens of Seaforth, visited with her parents, lift. an Mrs. John Nott, during the pas week. MTS. Margaret Manning has re turned home, after having spent th winter in Vancouver, B. C. Mr. Toin Knox has purchase; Mrs. J. Taylor's house in the yil lage. Mrs. Nellie Bar is convalescing a the home of Mrs, Lillie Webstel having just returned from Goderie Hospital. Miss jean Chandeler o'f Park hill spent the Easter holidays at th home of her- sister, MTS., N. Ale, ander, Mr. and 'Mrs.. Ken McDougal an daughtel. Bernice, of Anbnrn, span Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mr Clifford Aduns • Mrs, F. W. Toll, Ambern, spell Sunday at the home of hs sisini Mrs. T. Adams and Mi. Adan • WALCAAliT— attractime-.4hadegi with :atty 8? 'finish . beauty , bleat, : . OW. TForWalIsaudWoodwork ,...„ 14* "),?'. .. • , riatrofilheerVINiTER viort.11„ 4 -7 ,.. -41- --,,- - I‘ „,.T....-.., INTERIOR SEINI-OLOSS-4unart IFLAT Wally ..,. GLOSS–Jhright, colourful. satin velvety tit, 4poptatiOg Adheinel`, t 019 00 v, low. ..'00'''.- PERDUE cutrrow. 147w. 're- dli'4,4* SUTTER ?IM= Broken Lines • To clear at Bargain Prices Men's overalls- and pants, black, blue, and stripes $1.29 to $L59 Boy's black overalls 69c and 79c Boy's Golf Sox . 25c . Men's Work Shirts. Clearing lines' at bargain• prices 79c and 89c • New Shoes coming into stock are crowding out the odds and ends of other lines. These go on the bargain Counters. Ladies Shoes $1.50 and $1.95 Children's Shoes as low as 49c Rubbers to fit almost any shoe Plumsteel Bros. Annoy Shirts — Adam Bata — Scott /A Wails Shwa ter Mae Aftata Tip Tap Taos. . I II • We have a complete Stock of - Dress Goods and Dress Trimmings • also . • . • I Lace, Embroidery and Insertion So much in demand - - - BRowN,s One Door North Of Royal Bank , . ALBERTA COAL I Arriving next week on aar Drumheller Alberta. Lump Coal, , tits Is itii opportunity to obtain some at this good fuel that has been off the market. Kindly place your order early as we are desirous in delivering off the car. V. D. Falconer PHONE 97 - Mrs. the members United Thursday president.in apened Lord's previous adopted. p are answered One visitor votional C. Tavener. discussion !Ars. I.. Mrs, followed A. contest Jones. hostess, The Easter Sunday (Rev.) er, and full ladies The M.S. Acheson. charge opened repeated Mrs. ture lesson Tavener The the last, was *ansWered EBENEZER Carman Tebbutt entertained of the W. A. of Church at her home, of last week. With charge, the meeting was with a hymn followed by Prayer. The •minutes of meeting were ' read and The roll call "How to pre. my favourite vegetable'", was by twelve members. was .present. The period was taken by Rev. Following the business a reading was -given Merrill, a poem was read F. Jones. A hynin was sung-- by. the IVIispal benediction. was canducted•by Mrs. Lunch was served by • y._— , . the on the the the de- by by F. the on a We in all of call reading daily The charge this thank Sunday, er will Jervis appointed Presbyterial Goderich, Mts. interesting American with Meeting Mrs. A: Several discutsed. National closed Mrs were . A No. (laY, neighbours gathered Garrett, 'Overseat. 1942 1943 the was and flowers of the an article helpful to our lives. Hymn 120 was sung. business meeting was in of Mrs. E. Trewaitha and included plans for the Easter -offering service to be held on April 15, when Mrs. Ta,ven- be the speaker. IVIrs. L. and, Mrs. J. Harris were delegates to attend the in North Street Church on May 3. E., yen then gave a very talk on "Our North Country," and "Rosie," relation to the post war world. closed with Hymn 136. Bond then, conducted the W. meeting opening; with hyriin 377. items of business were All joined ,in singing The Anthem -and Rev. Traveller with prayer. .:L. Jervis and Mrs, J. Huller hostesses. V 110LIVIESVILLE W.M.S. will hold their thank -offering service morning, April 15, when Mrs. Tavener will be the speak- the singing will be lead by choir. monthly meeting of the was held at the home of Miss Mrs, C. Wilson was of the devotional period Meet- by singing. bYann 95 and the Lord's prayer in lanison. B. MeMath read the scrip- from Luke 19, and Mrs, lead in prayer. secretary gave the minutes meeting and the roll bv each member TTICKERSMITH . pleasant evening. .was spent at - .rr ., . 4 School Tueltersmith, on rl- Anvil 6th when friends and to the number ofminety to welcome F./O. Frank R.C.A.F., home from F./0. Garrett enlisted in going overseas in September •and -was thia Spring awarded D.F.C. A pleasing feature the presentation of a Bill Ford; a 'Utility Case to Frank and to Mrs,' Garrett. MO balance' oval -Oro- IVA'. C11.111' 111 11.14nhin. Three Thmenson1 Pictures.' 1 p astie 'filled .75 to150 • Walt ,Dlisney"Picture ques for the kiddies, Donald Duck iambi Pi • • n.Qcobio etc. .50 Walt Disney Picture pla= ques "Luminous)" will glow in the dark .60 Walt Disney cut oats With thermometer .25e Taylors •Window Thermo., meter " 75 Taylors Regular Thermo- meter' .50 Baby bowls in plastic .25 Baby cups to match. .250 Brides Scrap Book .90c Recipe , Clipping Book .50 FLAGS for V -DAY 5c & up G. R. McEwan Co. 'OFTEN THE CHEAPEST ALWAYS THE BEST" PHONE 84 Miss Helen Herinan returned to her school, at Millgrove on Sunday. Miss Clara Nediger of Seaforth spent the week end at home with - 'her parents. Miss; Eudora Hyde, Hensel! spent Easter week with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. James ,W. Joseph St. Mise Helen Welsh left Monday to spend her vacation, visiting Wench in Washington, C. and New York City. Miss Margaret Loekwood of Toronta, spent the Easter week end at the home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Loekviood. , Mrs. Geo. Crooks and Miss Mary of Delhi, were guests this past week with Mr. and 14rs, 1.V1offatt Aiken, Mrs. John Walker of Kitchener is visiting Mr. And Mrs. Geo. A. Walker. ' Mrs. Tull of Courtenay-, B.C., is visiting her fsn and. daughter-in- law, Fit. Lt. and 1VIrs, Tull. Mrs. C. E. Moffatt of Bickford,and; son Donald, spent most of the Easter week with her inether,krs. Beaton. • Cpl. Pere. Atkinson, R.C.A,F. Nfld., is spending a \ leave with Mrs. Atkinson and. 4on arive, Miss Phyllis Herman and IVIiss Martha Lowndes, Wiarten, Ont., students of the Western Univer- sity,, spent the week end with the forrher's parents Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Herman, Miss Esther Anderson' R. N. of Florence 'Crittenden Hospital, Detreit, is with her parents at the Baptist Parsonage. Visitors at the_ Baptist Parsonage during the week included two former pastors of Baptist •church, Rev..A. E. Silver and family of Southampton, ‚,and Rev. G. W. Sherman 'and wife of Sparta. Mr, and Mrs. Wan. Lockwood, and two 'daughters, Mrs. • Dean of Windsor, and Miss Doris Of Com- ber spent the Ester holidays with his -brother, Mr. Charles. Lockwood, and other relatives in town. Week end visitors at "file 'home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carter and, fare - hp vrere,.. Misses Helen Edl and Grace Koehler, both of Kitchener, they also visited- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Nediger, Victoria •street. 1'41- aflm'SI** • ••SPRXNG, PLOVVERS WatQhaur ' Window for SPiing Diffedifi B i• - t ,P '47;Y10-41N1'rV. a' 191)1e. 354 vaTh Ptelni!`T 17'IaPt tit Tood a3ain • F.R. CIJNINGIIAIVIE Member of Foists 'Pel. Del. As: Personal, care given every (artier • and epeeist attention given to Funeral Orders. Phone 176 and 31 WE 11A -YE A. C-1-00,1) STOCK OF FARM NEEDS FOR SPRING' RUBBER BOOTS—and a fine as- sortment of leather boots at at- tractive prices. SOME HARDWARE LINES — wire, wire plier4, a few wren- ehes, 1 •coal oil stove, Wood's famous Electric Fencers, Cedar ' and Steel fence posts. 1 Set Team Harness. STOCK TONICS—Finns, Pratts and Royal Purple. Certified Garden Seed; and Dutch Set Onions, Full- line Of Grass Seeds and Seeds for pasture mixtures, also Legume Innoculatien. • Place your order for Top Crop Hybrid Seed Corn. , Alexander's GENERAL STORE Phones; 25-8 Blyth, 803-22 Clinton LONDESBBRO, ONTARIO • BINGO St. Joseph's Church Hall Wednesday, Appil 11 Fifteen regular rounds 3 Specials Jack Pot 1 Share -the -Wealth Keep; in Mind "Uncle Josh Perkins" will to preseuted br WoslepViDia Young Peoples' Union Thursday and Friday April 26th and 27th 42-3 "Deacon Dubbs" Three -Act Comedy presented by Goderielt Lions, Club Sponsoredby Red Shield on Thursday, April 12th • Town Hall, Clinton Come and enjoy a good Play. Same directors as last year's plah Reserved Seats 36e Children 25c Seats reserved at MeEwan's Book Store 42-3 DANCE In Seaforth Armouries. on Thurs- day, April 19th to the musie-of Bert Worth and his CKNX Ambasse- . dors, Dancing 9.30 to 1.30. Admission 50e. rii Clinton Town Hall Friday, April 13th New and Old time dancing OKNX RANCH BOYS with Clark Johnston' Sponsored by Clinton L.O.L. 710 Proceeds ter War 'Work Achnissioli 40e 44-1 VARNA. 11r. and Mrs. T. Elliott of Oshawa called on the ladies sister, Mrs. G. El, Beatty on Sunday. The inaby friends of Mr. A. Digs will be glad to know, that while still confined to his bed is showing 'some improvement. , Mrs. G. II. Beatty and daughter _spent Latter week at 0Shawa, with the former's sister, Mrs. T. Elliott. Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Barnwell of Goderich, was renewing acquaintan- Ces in the village Monday. Mr. and Mrs. M. Elliott spent the week end at Stratford with their' daughter, Mrs. r. Heard and family. • Mrs. M. Reid spent a 'e-v,r days with her neice Mrs. W. McBride and Mrs. W, .T. Johnston is visiting her sister, Nis. Evans of °thaws, who is not enjoying the best • of health. The service in St. John's Anglican Country Fair and Tea In the Council Chamber Saturday, April 14 From 2 part. to 5 Sponsored by the Goderieh Township . S. No. 4 Red Cross Unit BOOTHS:--, Home-haking, Sewing and, Knitting, Farm Prodnee, ete. ' TEA.:—Meat & Salad plate, bread and butter, Cookies and Tea, Tea 25ei Church, Which was hold in the morn- ing during the -winter months, will, be in the evening eommeneing April 15th at 7 o'clock, • Mist Florence Smith Of Seaferth spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, I. Smith anti faintly, sTiURS, 190. wish to, exteiwi nip 41241gincer0e 1,1114' oics to De,‘Addisen, Dr. Oakes and Dr. 'Thompson, and yhe Nurses otpip- ton Pablia HoSPlial. Also wish to crdnd tbaalitic' atnY who' sent,' 114Wers THEIMPS ' GROCETERIA' PHONE 111--4rarrros. • SPECIALS FOR APRIL 12, 13,14' _ PLC M JAM 24 op, jar 25e STANDARD PEAS, 2 tins 21e CAMPBELL'S VEG. SOUP tin 110 SUPER SUDS 'Lge. pkg. , ROYAL YORK TEA % lb. . , 39e One 9 oz. tumbler with each % ib. ROMAN MEAL pg -g. , . ... 29e HAWES FLOOR WAX lb. tin 45c PALMOLIVE SOAP 3 bars , 19a SHAKER SALT 2 earrotons 15e WHITE BEANS .... . . 60 CARNATION" MILK 6 tins .... 63c SHREDDED WHEAT pgg. 12c MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE' lb. 45c RASPBERRY JAM 24 oz. jar -35e QUAKER PUFFED WHEAT 2 pkgs. 15c PINEAPPLES Size 24s each 49c GRAPEFRUIT, Size 112s 4 ler 25c ORANGES, size 288s doz. 37e COOKING ONIONS 2 lbs. ..,. 5c NEW CABBAGE lb. • Sc PHONE ORDERS FILLED WEEK END SPECIALS DUTCH SET ONIONS. 2 lbs. for 35e AYLMER TOMATO JUICE 20 oz. tin 2 far 19e AYLMER SQUASH 28 oz. 2 for 29c AYLMER DICED CARROTS OR' BEETS, Bottle 23e AYLMER CUT WAX or GREEN BEAN 20 oz 2 for .. 29c AYLMER BABY FOODS 3 tins 25c SMART RED PLUMS 20 oz, tin 190 COUNTRY KIST PEAS 20 ez. 2 for 25c READY -CUT MACARONI 3 lb 20e TEXAS Seedless Grapefruit 112s POST TOASTIES 3 pkgs, for -23e KELLOGGS CORN FLAKES 3 pkgs. for 25e PLUM JAM per jar 18e TEXAS Seedless Grapefruit 112s 4 for 25c SUNKIST NAVEL ORANGES 228s 220s 1 doz. 37c 1 doz 49c C,ELERY, TOMATOES„, CARROTS, BEAD LETTUCE W. L. JOHNSON & SON PHONE 286 GROCERS DELIVERY HOURS 4 to 6 p,m. APRIL 12 to 14 CHIPS° Large pkg. 23e OXFORD INN' Vegetable Soup 5 tins 25c MAXWELL HOUtE Coffee Ib, 45e DALTON'S PUDDINGS assorted 2 pkg. 15e HEINZ BEEF STEAK Sauce btl. 25e COWANS GOCOA 1 lb. tin .... 29e STEET, WOOL pkg. 10c S. C. S. Pads pkg. 15e BEAUTY BRAND Tomatoes 2 fins 19c I3ABBIT CLEANSER tin 5c SHREDDIES' 2 pkg. • -23c CANADA SEAL Fresh Herring 2 tins • 19e TIGER OATS -up large 105 oz. tin only 65e AYLMER DICED BEETS 2 tins 25e AYLMER CROSBY Corn 2 tins 27c CANADA CORN STARCH 2 pkg. s 21e GARDEN FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES LOOK IN OUR. REFRIGERATED COUNTER FOR Fresh Sausaga lb. ..... .. 25e COTTAGE. ROLLS in • piece lb. 39c MINCED HAM lb. 49e BOLOGNA lb. . ...... 24e MACARONI & CHEESE loaf lb. 30c FRESH winNtus lb. • CABADAI .ViN1 ,ft • A LONG 1. 611: A.,,,I.,4TGECONONINAL . AP •'CAKE. 5c Frte Delivery SPECIAL VALUES FOR APRI14,13th andl4th • AYLMER FANCY DICED AYLMER FANCY DICED BEETS 2 jam 25c CARROTS 2 jars 25c • RED 8t, WHITE FLOOR •- PRIDE OW' THE' VALL4V WAX tinTT 29c PEAS 2 tins 250 SUNBURY'S 'BLACK •CARATNAL. CHOICE WAX TEA 1/2 1b. pkg. 35c BEANS tin 15e HANDY • AT/1111011Ia g pkgs. 11.c GOLDEN SPRAY • CHEESE • 4/0 lb. pkg. 19c Heinz Tomato SOUP ' 2 tins •19c BIG' FIVE CLEANSER t Till 5c • JUICE Apple 2 hittitlS 25c • Benson's Tomato • .TUICE. CAKE 5c 3 tins 25e GARDEN FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES LETTUCE --RADISHES —CELERY —GREEN PEPPERS LUKE PINEAPPLE— RHUBARB — GREEN BEANS — GREEN ONIONS CALIFORNIA SWEET 22o's 117o 1 RIPE MEXICAN ORANGES doz. 49c TOMATOES ib., 27c leARSH,' SEEDLESS 112's NEW TEXAS GREEN GRAPEFRUIT 4 - 27e CABBAGE 3 lbs 2 CALIFORNIA360's NEW CALIFORNIA LEMONS 3 for 9e CARROTS lb. 9 • NO. 1 ONTARIO COOKING NEW TEXAS CURLY APPLES 5 lbs. 25c SPINACH 2 lbs 33cf . C. M. SHEARING PHONE 48 FOR QUALITY FOODS — CLINTON Spring is in the Air And we want to tell it far .and wide that we -have a good selection of Cangoleurn and Feltol, two and three yards Wide, also Rexaleuin and Readelt in two yard; widths. We have been very fortunate in securing a large assortment of Congoleum and Feltol Rugs in all standard sizes at our usual rens; enable 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 DirectOra StOre Phone 195 DOUGLAS G. BALL Phone 110 JOHN J. ZAPFE Phone 103 Attention Farmers I have Received a Shipment of 4 inch field tile Get your order in early Hugh R. Hawkins Plumbing, Heating, Sheet Metal Work Agent for Heels Furnance Wesley -Willis W.A. The Woman's Association of Wes- ley -Willis Church ,,,,met on Thursday afternoon, April 5th in the church hall. The President, Mrs, M. Nediger was in...the chair, Mrs. A. T. Cooper was pianist. 'The ' opening hymn was "How firm a foundation". Mrs. Addison offered prayer and Mrs. Reg Shipley read the Scriptare lesson, from the' 20th Chapter of St. John's Gospel. The minutes, and the, treasurer's reports were read by Mrs. Jefferson. Mrs. Cree Cook --convenor of the flower committee reported flowers and fruit had been sent to six mem- bers of the' congregation. A number of letters of thanks were also read. .. Mrs. Charles Nelson'committee had -completed: another Red Cross quilt. Al total of 4 since January. 19 ealls were made by Mrs. Nedi- ger and Mrs. J. Fraser during March. A delightful quartette, entitled "A little talk with Jesus" was sung by bus' young ladies, wives of members' of the R.C.A.F., Mrs. Devereux, Mrs, Meanwell, Mrs. Con- ron and Mrs. Atkinson, accompanied An interesting reading "Spring in the Air" by David Grayson, was contributed' by Mrs. Sperling. The singing of "Lord of the lands" and the Mizpall Benediction, brought the meeting to a close, after which afternoon tea was served by Mrs. Frank Andrews' group. • LONDESBORO The Londesboro Red Cross held their regular meeting on April 5th 'with 17 present. The meeting opened with repeating the Lord's Prayer in unison. The minuets of the last meeting 'were read and adopted. The Treasurer's report was given. It was carried that 100 per cent of tee campaign and County 'Grand. be cent to beadquarters. Londesboro's quota was $600, and it was exceed- ed by $83, 75. It was passed that we send, $25.00 to the "Steward Henry" fund in Win.gliam. It was decided that each line be responsible for a quilt top for the next, meeting, and to have a pot luck dinner and quilling at the May meeting, Mrs, PHONE 244, Len Shobbrook donated a, Pyrea; dish. Tickets ..were sold on it. Misr Jamieson won the lucky draw. TM ones paying hostess money were MTS. Jiso Crawford, Mrs. 0, ',T. Crawford, Mrs. Charles Vodden Mrs. John Vodden, Mrs, Elgin Jos ling, Mrs. John Snell, Mrs. Wra Manning, Miss Flossie Jamieson Miss Mabel Harvey, Mrs: Ivan Car ter, Mrs, S. Carter, Mrs. D. Carter Mrs, C. Watson. Meeting sloed with the National Anthem. Mr. and Mrs.- Austin Gowan ancl Murray of London, were Sunda visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Lansing. Misses Elma Ball and Katherine ringlancl of Clinton, visited at the home of Mr. and Whs. John Fingland Mr. Jim Callender from the West, is here visiting his sister, Mrs. J. Taylor, who ii a patient in the OIin- ton Hospital. Miss Gail Manning visited with Miss Helen Bali of Clinton, during the holidays. • Miss Olive Moon and Miss Dor- othy Little returned to Toronto en Sunday, after the Easter holiday. I i Mist Helen Radford; has accepted a position at the Fashion Shoppe in Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. George -Moon ere remodelling their house in the vil. lage. Mrs. Ernie Stevens of Seaforth, visited with her parents, lift. an Mrs. John Nott, during the pas week. MTS. Margaret Manning has re turned home, after having spent th winter in Vancouver, B. C. Mr. Toin Knox has purchase; Mrs. J. Taylor's house in the yil lage. Mrs. Nellie Bar is convalescing a the home of Mrs, Lillie Webstel having just returned from Goderie Hospital. Miss jean Chandeler o'f Park hill spent the Easter holidays at th home of her- sister, MTS., N. Ale, ander, Mr. and 'Mrs.. Ken McDougal an daughtel. Bernice, of Anbnrn, span Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mr Clifford Aduns • Mrs, F. W. Toll, Ambern, spell Sunday at the home of hs sisini Mrs. T. Adams and Mi. Adan •