Clinton News Record, 1945-04-19, Page 8'rAcIE S'
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SUTTER £? PERDUE
PRONE 147w. CLThTON, ONT.
Broken -Lines
To clear at Bargain • Prices
Men's overalls and pants,, black, blue, and stripe1
$1.29 to, $1.59
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 corning 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.
Arrow Shirts —'Adam Sato — Scott • McHs1e ahem for M..
Agents Tip Top Tailors.
We have a complete Stock of
Dress Goods and Dress 'Trimmings
also
Lace, Embroidery and Insertion
so much in demand
BROWN'S
One Doer North of Royal Bank
CTURE
Three Dimensional Pictures;
Genuine plastic filled
Until The Last Shot Is Fired
There is no let-up for our fighting men advanc-
ing along the bitter road to find Victory. Dlesper-
ate, vicious enemies stand between them and. thein
final objective- unconditional surrender. And,
shots fired at the eleventh hour are just as deadly'
as any other.
Just because Victory is .in sight, we at home can-
not sit back and relax. We, like our soldiers, must
be in there pitching to the very •end.
When the Victory Loan.salesman calls, remember
that our soldiers, sailors and airmen are depending
on your support— until the. last shot is fired.
Invest in the Best — Buy Victory Bonds!
Sponsored by
Huron County National War Finance Committee..
Legion Auxiliary
The members of the Ladies Legion
Auxiliary. ,gatheaed in the Legion
Ball on Tuesday night, to honour
Com. Miller who is moving to Gode-
rich. The evening was spent in play-
ing cards.
Com. Thompson spoke a few well-
chosen words and presented Com.,
,75 to 1-50
Walt Disney Picture Pla-
q'ues,. for the • kiddies,
Donald' Duck, Bambi, Pi-
nocchio etc. .50
Walt. Disney Picture, pla-
ques "Lumiuoils" . will
glow in the dark ' .60
Walt Disney cut outs
thermometer
with,
.25c
Taylors Window Thermo-
meter •75
Taylors Regular Thermo-
meter
Baby bowls in plastic
Baby cups to match
.50
.25
.250
Brides Scrap Book .90c
Recipe Clipping Book .50
FLAGS for V -DAY 5c & up
Miller with the P. Pres. Badge.
Corn. Cooke read an address and an
occasional chair was presented to
Com.. Miller by Cern. Snell and Corn
Sc ibbins. Coin. Miller thanked the
members,' and everyone joined, in
singing "For • She's a 'Jolly Good
Fellow".
A. lovely' lunch was served at the
close of the ,evening,
G. R. McEwan Co.
`OFTEN THE CHEAPEST
ALWAYS THE BEST"
PHONE 84
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Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Monteith Old
son Neville, Goderich, with Mrs.
A. J. Holloway.
Miss Mildred Charter of Blyth, spent
the week end with, Miss Annie Ball
of the Baseline.
The many friends of Mr. Wm. Bezzo
of town, Will be glad. to hear that
he is on the road to recovery, '
Miss Harriet Courtice just returned
home from, a month's visit in.Ham-
ilton, Montreal and 'Toronto.
Miss Edith Pepper of Tuckersmith
is improving after her recent
operation in Clinton Hospital.
Master Bruce Marshall • lost two
fingers while he was cleaning oil
off a machine at the Sherlock Man-
ning Piano Co. Ltd. d
G. R. McBrien, of Detroit, and his
son, Capt. T. R. MoBrien, of Big
Spring, Texas, visited friends
and relatives in Clinton and Gode-
rich during the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Breakey with.
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. T.
Carless Mr. and Mrs. Breakey
have been living in Montreal for
the past two years. They will
spend this week visiting their'
-relatives in and around Clinton
and then will go to their new home
in Zurich.
Mr. W. T. Lobb, of Winnebago, Minn.
first cousin of J. B. Lobb ; and
second cousin of W. H. Lobb, has
been visiting these and other
friends in this .district the last
few days; left for his 'home town
on Wednesday. He has been visit-
' ing friends in the states of Lousi-
. ana, Texas, New York and in Can-
ada at Richmond Hill and Fenlon
Falls Ont.
Mr. George Cardwell of Windsor
spent the week end with ,his
Mother.
Mr. and Mrs: B. W. Kearns spent
. the week end in Kincardine and
Owen Sound.
Miss Fanny Levis and Miss, Dorothy
Hedley of London, spent last week
end with ,the farmer's Aunt, Miss
Emma Levis. •
A. B. Emory Elliott,,'R.C.N.V.R.,
of Port Colborne is visiting his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Cooper for a few days.
Mrs. Maxwell Hudson of Windsor
and Mrs, --Percy Elliott' of Port
Colborne spent a few days during
the past week with' their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cooper, being
called home to attend the funeral
of their" late brother. Mr. Cecil
H. Cooper.
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SPRIING FLOWERS
Watch our windowcfor Spring
Flowering' Plants. ;
Schianthus, Pnihnulas, Cinerarias;;
Daffodils, Begonias etc. •
'"HYPONEX"
,The prewar plant food again
available. 35c a tin
F
R. CUNI•NGHAME'
Member of `Florists Tel, Del. .As.
Personal care given every order
and special attention given to
Funeral Orders.
Phone 176 and 31
BINGO
St. Joseph's Church Hall
Wednesday, • Aprj1' 25
Fifteen regular rounds
3 Specials
Jack Pot
1 Share -the -Wealth
NOTICE
I would like all unpaid accounts
for coal settled by May 1st 1945.
A. McCartney
45-1
TAXI
. HAINS & ROSS
Office and waiting room on Isaac
Street. Day or Night Service. -
Day Phone — 175
Night Phone 267M or 3471
For Prompt Service Call our Taxi
45-1
Happy War Workers Club
The Happy War Workers Club held
their meeting at the home of Mrs.
Noble Holland on Thursday, April
5th. With Mrs.,Albert Glazier at the
piano, the meeting opened by sing-
ing. "O,nward Christian Soldiers"
The Chib Creed was then repeated
followed by the Lord's Prayer, and
Secretary's and'• Treasurer's reports.
During the afternoon a tie, quilt
was tied, after which lunch was ser -
ed by Group 3, The meeting closed
by singing "God Save The Kin'."
Articles handed in were as follows:
1 quilt top donated by Mrs. Dick
Noble, Baby's Sweater, Booties and
Bonnet donated by. Mrs. Reg, Smith,
1. dress size 16; 5 dresses size 12; 2
girl's sweaters; tips. -rooks; 1 coin.
nlete layette;'1 pe. children's stock-
ings; 1 ladies' blouse.
Collection amounted- to $210 and
flower fund 55e, The May meeting
will be held at the home of yrs, Wm.
Glazier. .
"Uncle Josh Perkins"
Will be presented by
Wesley -Willis Young People's Union
Friday, April 27th
in Town Hall, Clinton
Reserved' Seats 35e Children 25e
Seats Reserved -at McEwan's
Book Store
LIBERAL
MEETING
All interested in Liberaliser in the
forthcoming Federal and Provincial
Elections are invited to attend a
meeting in
The Town Hall, Clinton
on
Thursday, April 26
at 8 p.nr.
SPEAKERS:
Major Douglas Nairn
James A. Ballantyne
Ladies especially invited.
0. L. Paisley,.
Chairman
Notice
GROCETERIA
ri1Ni{ 111-CLUIToN.
SPECIALS FOR
APRIL 19, 20, 21
ORANGE & GRAPEFRUIT'
MARMALADE 24 oz. jar ..25c
AYLMER VEGETABLE OR.
TOItIATO ,SOUS.' 10 oz. tin 15c
KELLOGG'S RICEI KRISP'IES
2 pkgs. .. 25e
NABOB COFFEE 1 .1b, bag ....43c
PRINCESS FLAKES pleg. 24c
RED FEATHER PUDDINGS
• 2 pkgs. 19e
JOHNSTON'S GLO-COAT Pint 59c
PALMOLIVE SOAP 3 lge. bars 25e
GREEN GIANT PEAS TIN :17c
NIBLETS CORN TIN 14c
CLARK'S PORK & BEANS tin 10c
CRUNCIIIES SWEET' MIXED
PICKLES: Jar 25c
•McCORNICKS SODAS 6 oz. pkg. Ile
ORANGES, SIZE' 288s doz. ... 37c
LEMONS Size 300s 3 for , llc
GRAPEFRUIT Size 112s 4 for 27c
HEAD LETTUCE.. Ss each .... 17c
For the information of the public,
all leagues are completed.
Bowling on the alley' every . after-
noon end nightly until 11.00 p.in.
L. G. Winter
45-1
PHONE ORDERS FILLED
WEEK END SPECIALS
ONION SETS, 2 lbs. for 35c
MULTIPLIERS ONION 2 lbs for 25c
RENNIES or STEEL BRIGG
SEEDS pkg. 5 and 10c
WHEAT PUFFS 2 pkg. 25e
3 pkg. KELLOGGS CORN Flakes 25c
3 pkg. POST TOASTIES CORN
FLAKES 23e
2 pkg. POSTS BRAN FLAKES 25c
1 pkg. 'CHEESE-I-RU'N'I 18c
1 pkg. LONDONDERRY ICE
CREAM POWDER 15c
1 GIANT PKG. RJNSO 53c
1 Can SUCCESS PASTE WAX 32c
1 Jar SUCCESS LIQUID WAX 59c
1 Can HAWES PASTE WAX ..45c
1 Can CHAN PASTE WAX .. , . 59c
1 Bottle JOHNSON WAX .. , . 59c
2 Cans AYLMER Tomato Juice 19e
1 Ib. NABOB COFFEE'. 43c
1 lb. SAN•KA COFFEE (in jar) 59c
3 Cans TOMATO or VEGETABLE
SOUP for 25c
2 pkgs. DALTON PUDDING •
POWDERS 15e
THRIFT SOAP FLAKES Bag 33c
Good Citizenship
The home front has an important
battle to win; it is the Victory Loan
campaign. Victory Loans provide the
sinews of war. The obligation is
strictly up to every individual to.
"dig down" to the last' copper to see
that every last piece of equipment is
provided to the .lads overseas from
the dollars that are available here in
Canada.
Victory Loan campaigns are a
wartime activity into which any
citizen should throw every last de-
gree of energy without considering
the politica] implications of his action
Victory Loan Bonds represent the corn
mon means by which all •can harvest
in practical fashion the inner prayer
and wish for victory.
The Victory Loan Campaign is
sponsored by our government—our
government until .a new one is elec-
ted -and no effort should be'shi ice
or evaded because of political con-
siderations. The election date cgnres.
later, amid any antipathy to the
government should be expressed then
and not before, parTieularly in res-
ponse to the Victory Loan appeal.
W. L. JOHNSON & SON.
PHONE 286 GROCERS
DELIVERY HOURS 4 to 6 p.m.
APRIL 19 to 21
CHIPSO' Large pkg. 23c
OXFORD INN Vegetable Soup
5 tins 25c
MAXWELL HOUSE Coffee 1b45c
DALTON'S PUDDINGS assorted
2 .pkg. 15c
HEINZ BEEF STEAK Sauce btl. 25c
COWANS COCOA 1 ib. tin .. , . 29e
STEEL WOOL pkg. 10e
S. 0. S. Pads pkg. 150
AYLMER PUMPKIN
2, 28 oz. tins 29c
RABBIT CLEANSER tin 5c
SH1EDDIES 2 pkg. 23c
CANADA SEAL Fresh Herring '
2 'tins 19c
TIGER CATSUP large 105 oz.
tin only 65c
AYLMER DICED BEETS 2 tins 25c
AYLMER CROSBY Corn 2 tins 27e
CANADA CORN STARCH
2 pkg. 21e
GARDEN' FRESH FRUITS AND
VEGETABLES
LOOK IN OUR REFRIGERATED
COUNTER FOR
Fresh Sausage lb. ......,. . 25c
COTTAGE ROLLS in piece Ib. 39c
MINCED HAM ib. 49c
BOLOGNA Ib. 24c
MACARONI & CHEESE loaf ib. 30e
FRESH, WIENERS lb. 27c
CAKE 5c
Orvai Lobb
Free Delivery
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Back on Job
Auctioneer .Elliott who returned
fromoverseas last July, but who has
been in the hospital most of the
time since then, received his dis-
charge last month.
Mr. Elliott isb gging into the - Auc-
tioneer g ,
lousiness a ain he'is ,also
selling Insurance for ,tlie Canada
THE: REDAWHITT
VALUES FOR APRIL 20th and'21st.
Golden Spray READY CUT Or. & Grapefruit
Cheese ' , '; Macaroni marmalade
/2 ib. pkg..19c 2 lbs. 11c 24 oz. jar• 29c
Coantry Kist
Oxford' Inn Veg. Vancamps , Quick
P,eas Soup Beans, '
- 2 tins 25e - 2 tins • 15c 2 pkgs. 11e
McLarensDaltrn', Post 'nestlesCoffee Puddings , Corn Flakes
lb. jar 49c 2 pkgs. 13e 13 .Pkgs. 23c
Sunlight Clarks Tomato Lifebuoy
Soap Soup Soap
4 for ` 25c 3 tins 25c 8 for 20c
GARDEN FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
ASPARAGUS — SPINACH — CURES — RADISHES— CELERY
BEANS — PEPPERS GREEN ONIONS — BEETS,— RHUBARB
CALIFORNIA JUICY 360's NEW CALIFORNIA'
LEMONS 3 for • 93 CARROTS lb. 90
MARSH SEEDLESS 126s NO. 1 RIPE MEXICAN
Grapefruit 4 for 25c TOMATOES Ib. 29c
CALIFORNIA. JUICY 288's NEW TEXAS;,GREEN
ORANGES doz. 37c : CABBAGE:3 lbs. 22c
NO. 1 ONTARIO COOKING ICEBERG HEAD
APPLES 5 lbs. 25c LETTUCE each- 18e
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 Congoleum and Feltol, two and d three yards vide also Rexoleum
and Rexfelt in two'yard widths.
We have been very fortunate in securing a large assortment of
Coirgoleum and Feltol.Rugs in all standard sizes at our usual reas-
onable 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. ZAPFE
Phone 110 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
PHONE 244
The Canada Life Assurance
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Company
is pleased to announce that
E. W. ELLIOTT
who has been on leave of absence following his
enlistment in the Royal Canadian Air Force
has returned to this Company
• With his return to civilian ,life in Clinton, Mr. •
Elliott. looks forward to resuming' acquaintance
with his many friends and policyholders.
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PORTER'S HILL Summerhill Red Cross
Owing to illness, Rev. A. S. Col-
well is spending a few weeks in
Detroit. In his absence Mr. Colin
Campbell took the service last Sun,
j day. Mr. Campbell is always enjoyed'
{ by his listeners. Sunday April 22nd,
it is expected the temperance repre-
sentative -will be here to take the
service.
Very suddenly on Saturday April
14th, Mrs. Fred Stirling passed to
her reward. It was a shock to the
community,. as few .knew she had not
been enjoying the best of healtth.
Sympathy is extended to the family,'
especially to their son now overseas.
Mr. and Mrs. Argyle Lockhart have
moved to their new home recently
purchased from his father. Mr. and
Mrs. J. S. Lockhart have moved to
the home previously occupied by
their• son' and wife.
Miss Dorothy Cox returned' to her
school in Kirkland Lake, after spen.'
ing the Easter holidays with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Les. Cox.
The April meeting of the Red
Cross was held on Monday, at the
home of Mrs. Austin Harris.
Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Newton attend-
ed the funeral of their cousin, Lester
Walter, in Goderich pn Monday.
Eddy has done his bit overseas �r
to helpso how about, sharing
you, BUY VICTORY BONDS
your patronage with him.,
The ladies of the Summerhill,
Group inet at the )mine of Mrs. 1.
Neal, with the president in charge.
The meeting opened by the Red Cross
-
prayer followed by the Lord's Prayer.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and adopted. Twenty-four
members and ,two visitors were pre-
sent.
It wasdecided to gather. salvage.
Everyone is asked to have it ready"'
by the end of April.
'During the afternoon the ladies
quilted a quilt and patches were -
sewn. Mrs. R. Neal donated :a cam
of floor wax which was raffled off, .
the lucky ticket went to Mrs. A.
Vodden..
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Penfound. The
ladies to serve are, Mrs. G. Neal,
Mrs. N. Wright, Mo's. W. Vodden,
and Mus. Jervis.
The meting was brought to e
close by inging God Save The King, ,
followed by lunch.
BUY VICTORY )BONDS