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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News Record, 1945-05-17, Page 8rt, 't`H1TIIS., MAY 17th A .,Shipment of Coal and Wood Stoves, Pail and Full Enamel 3 BURNER COAL OIL STOVES 2• BURNER'COAL OIL STOVES ELECTRIC FENCES, AND SUPPLIES SLITTER 3 PERDUE 11IA*IDWARE. PLUMBING a, ELECTRICIANS r'/i11" 147w. CLIIITOIt, ONT. Mens` Suits and Topcoats ,The outlook for the Clothing industry is not par- ticularly bright. The demand will be heavy and they supply of Clothing Material light Buy your new suit or topcoat now while we stills have a nice assortment on our racks. Deliveries have been late and new, lines are still being added to; our stock. The Made tooMeasure' "department of Tip`'Top} Tailors -and Cambridge Clothes for which wIa are agents are;doing their utmost to givesatisfactory; services under the,existing circumstances. Priority will be given tooreturned servicemen on Made to Measure Suits. Get your order in now as it may take as much ash twelve weeks for delivery. ' Piumsteei Bros. Arr w Maio = Adam Sats — Scott & Y.Sa&. Sion foe Mrs Aosta lip Top 'lallwa. THE ELECTION ACT • Form 25 (Referred to in.Section 88 (4)) NOTICE OF HOLDING AN • ADVANCE POLL OR POLLS for, ay Employees, Sailors and Travellers ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF HURON Notice is hereby given that pursuant to the provisions of the lection Act (Section 88) a poll Will be opened on Thursday, Friday, ►nd Saturday the 31st of Mar, and. 1st and 2nd,days of June from. ight q'clock in the forenoon until five o'clock in the afternoon and ont seven o'clock in the afternoon until ten o'clock' in the afternoon. The polling 'elect for he Electoral District of Huron will be located Clinton Town Hall r the purpose of receiving the votes of railway employees, sailors nd travellers whose employment is such .as td necessitate their bsence from time to time from their ordinary place of residence, or ho have reason to •believe that they will be absent upon the day xed for the election. The Ballot box will be opened and the votes counted at 7 o'clock the Town Hall of Clinton the 4th day of June at the said place. ated at Exeter this 6th day of May 1945. G. _Clark Fisher, ` Returning Officer All Time — Daylight Saving • aka R+14:4044:4:4:444:444.44 4.4.44 44 »;:44.04 41:4 J« 4:4:4 :444 4:4F.$ Huron--- Perth Progressive Conservative -Association Listen to radio station CKNX Wing -ham on Friday, May 18th front 15 to 7.25 p.m. when the candidate for the Dominion election in s riding; Mr. Thomas Pryde, will speak. • W. Morley, Pres. Softball. News rge turn out of soft, ball fans the -Council Room, and organi- soft ball league with .the ing officers. Presidents, Dr. W. J. Shaw, T. Rance. sident, Gordon Miller; . Vice- ent, A. Garen, Treasurer, John ore; Purchasing Committee, alker, J. Livermore; Secretary, Butler; Managing Director, Churchill. following are the teams with ers: ng , Mills, N. Livermore; Ju-. A. ICennedy; Main Street, n Hoy; Junior Farmers, Bruce Canada Packers and Hanover port, E. Murray; Reserve Army owen. Sohedule is as follows: 5,Juveniles vs Knitters, v s 9 Reserve Army vs Hanovers Jr. Farmers vs Main Street Juveniles vs Reserves Hanover & Can, . Packers, vs Knitters C. Fisher, Sec June 12 Jr. Farmers vs Reserves June 15 Main Street vs. Juveniles June 19 Jr. Fawners vs Hanovers & Canada Packers June 22 Reserves- vs Knitters June 26. Main St. vs Jr. Farmers June 29 Reserves vs Jr..,Farmers. July 3 Juvenile vs Jr. .Farmers July 6 Hanovers, Can Packers vs Main st. July 10 Knitters vs Juveniles July 13 Main St. vs Hanovers & Paeke:'s July • 17 Juveniles vs Main St. July 20 Reserves vs Jr. Farmers July , 24 Hanovers & Packers vs Juveniles July 27 Knitters vs Main, Street July 31 Juveniles vs Jr. Farmers Aug. 3 Main st. vs Reserves Games will be played at the ,Col- legiate grounds until the Park is ready, and will start at 6,30. Local umpires. The first four teams will be in the play; offs, First -and third to play and second and fourth to Play; The public are iiivited to attend these games and the boys will play a good class of ball Two Solitudes By Hugh MacLennan The Unknown Country 1.98 By Bruce Hutchison.' 3. 'Immortal Wife • $3.25 By Irving Stone Image of Josephine $3.0,0 By Booth 'Tarkington The Wife to Mr. Milton By Robert Graves 1325 The R.C.A.F. Overseas The First Four Years 3.00 G. R. McEwan Co. 'OFTEN THE OHL.'L'CT ALWAYS THE BEST" PHONE 84 Miss Virginia Harris of Kitchener spent the week end at her home in town. Miss Mildred iE twit spent the week end ,with. Miss Marion Jenkins, of Tor011te, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Todd, are Rev_ ing Saturday to reside in Soprie; Manitoba. Miss Phyllis Herman spent the week end ip Millgrove. Mrs Edgar Thompson of Detroit, spent the week end with •her par- ents Mr, and Mrs, George ,Bober. ton. " Miss Violet Morrison of Toronto, spent the week end with her par. ents, Mr: and Mrs. E. W. Morri- son. Lieut. Madelne Hawkins, C.W.A.C. of Kitchener spent the week end with her mother, Mrs. Thos. Hawkins. Alfred Butler, of the Merchant Navy, is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Butler, on the Bay- field line. Mr. and Mrs_.`E. S. Evans and fam- ily, of St. Marys, spent last Satur- day at the home of Dr. and Mrs. J, S. Evans, in town. Miss Ruth Thompson of •Loridon, spent the week end with her par- ents Mn•and Mrs. Robt. G. Thorn - of Goderich township. Sam. Lorne Brown spent a few days at this home last week. Mrs. 'Brown returned with him after spending a month in St. Hyacinthe. Miss Marjorie Murray returned to. her home in Stratford on Wedne.- day, after spe,„ding the weekend with Mr. and Mrs; Wm. Jones. Miss Frances Hawkins of Tashm?, B.C., and Miss Myrtle Henderson of Endeavour, Sask., were weekend guests of Mrs. Thos Hawkins. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Orpen and baby Gail, of „Hamilton, spent the week end at the :home of the. lady's par- ents, 'Mr. and Mrs. Frank` Clew. Mr. Clarence. Managhan and family of Windsor, spent the week iiia at the Imme of Mr. ' and Mrs. Hartley Managhan, Victoria street. Mr. :and Mrs. Ed. Nickle, Miss Shirley . Nickle and Miss Freida Sehoenhals spent theweek end with Mr. and Mrs. M. ; Cook of Sarnia. Fit, Lt. and Mrs. John E. C'uning- hame and ; Mrs. T. E. Hull of Toronto., were home last week end having come to be present at the funeral of their grandmother, the late Mrs. John Cuninghame. Mr. Frank Trewartha has retgrned to Kingston to attend the gradu- ation exercises at Queen's Univer- sity, were he will receive his Bach- elor of Science and Engineering dipiome. I e'has been spending the past 10 days with his parents, Mr. ant Mrs. Howard Trewartha. Huron Fish and Game Club At a meeting of the above men. - rioted Club, held in the Ontario Agricultural building on April 26th last, with a good , attendance of members. ,The following committee heads were, appointed by the Presi- dent, Mr, Al. L. Matthews': .. Fish Coniniittee .. , . C. 81.hearing Bird Committee Harold Glew Bos I' unsays Hybxrd Tea t'osea• 'Briarcliff;: Phn1 r ' Better Tunes Red- , Killarney White Queen- Elizabeth Yellow For sale ate" Greenhouee, `Limited•' number only 60c EACH Spanish Ori►ons 40c•a ,box CTO BUY Y BONDS u VICTORY F. R. CUNINGHAME. Member of. Florists;. Tel. Del. As. Personal care given every order and special attention given to' Funeral Orders. Rhone 176 and 31 INC St. Joseph's Church Hall Wednesday, May 23rd Fifteen -regular rounds 3 Specials' Jack Pot 1 Share -the -Wealth Blossom -Tea & Bazaar under auspices of Friendship Club in St. Paul's Parish Hall ISaturday,.May_ 26th . from 3 to 6 p.m. Hold that"date open 49-2 NOTICE DANCING Looby's Hall, Dublin Friday, May 18 Come one;- Come -ail 49-1 May Rance McKinnon Pe Bayfield Agricultural Society presents in Dramatitt Monologues ADA GIVES FIRST AID play by W. A. 8f the United Church Bayfield `and Selected Musical Numbers I , t, in The Town Hall BAYFIELD. Tuesday, May 22nd at 8.30 pm. Admission 49.1 Adults 35c Children 20e Entertainment Alex Reddy Advertising ...... Charles Johnson Thomas Churchill was appointed bo interview local farmers' regard'- ing the planting of corn for the winter feeding of pheasants. In this manner we expect to avoid losses to our liberated birds through starvation. The President stated that prizes are available for the largest bass and trout caught in 'Huron County• by a member of the Club, during this season. We understand that the prize being donated by Mr. Amos 'Corby of Seaforth is- worth trying for and any nen-member of the Club wishing to compete should join at once. Membership cards are at .a cost of fifty cents and'anay be ob- taineil from Thos. Churchill, or any Member. Our next meeting wi;l •be held on May 25th, and we shall be pleased to have a good attendance, including that of our .Junior organizatio'h: V PORTER'S HILL ' A splendid 'Mothers day service combined with a thanksgiving :for Victory was enjoyed on Sunday at Grace church. 'Rev. Hogg of Sea - forth, was the, speaker, his message was enjoyed by a geed sized.congre- gation. Rev. A. S. Colwell our pastor, is still confined to his bel' at the home. of his, son in Detroit.We trust he will soon be restored 'to health. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. , Lockhart re- turned horne after' a pleasant holiday spent the past three weeks with friends at Dundalk, Toronto and Hamilton. ' Mrs: Argyle` Lockhart and baby Gail, have returned home from Clin- ton hospital. ; Mrs. Alvin Betties - and baby Bruce, are spending a while with her parents, Mr. and .Mrs. Eph Snell Londesboro. Tickets have been sold on a afgan, knit by Miss ICate Williams: for the Red Crass, the lucky ticket will be, drawn ,at the next Red Cross meet- ing, Monday, May 21st at the home of Mt.'s. • Arlie Lockhart. , A beautiful-fiower was. s placed on the altar,oivSunday` in memory of Mrs. Milton Woods. uperliir Food -Store PALMOLIVE SOAP 4 bars :... 22e; STOICILEY'S TOMATO SOUP "2 tins 15o INGEERSOLL CHEESE, r,i lb ...20c DICED CARROTS 20 oz tin .. l2c HILLOREST SBORTENIN•G 1 lb 19c VANILLA; EXTRACT8 oz. btl. 15e SUPERIOR BAKING POWDER 16 .oz. tin 28c FIVE ROSES FLOUR 7 lb. bag 27c' MAPLE LEAF CAKE Flour pkg. 31e HAWES FLOOR WAX '1 lb. tin 456 JAVEX Bottle 15c SUPER SUDS 7ge. pdcg. 24c PRINCESS FLAKES 1ge. pkg25c SILVER GLOSS Starch pkg. ...1.2e S.. O. S . PADS pkg. 15c ORANGES Size 288s Doz 39e GRAPEFRUIT Size 1005 3 for 25e LEMONS Size 300s Doz, 45e RIPE TOMATOES 1b. 27e NEW CABBAGES Firm Head' lb. 8c PHONE ORDERS FILLED WEEK .ENDSPECIALS MAY 17, 18, 19 THRIFT SOAP FLAKES Loose 33c Pkg. 35e OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 2 for 23c CHAISE & SANBORN Coffee lb, 43e E. D. SMITH PLUM JAM 24 oz 29c DALTON PUDDING POWDERS 3 for 24e AYLMER BOILED DINNER ..24c KELLOGG'S ALL WHEAT with tumbler 2 for 27c QUAKER PUFFED RICE 2 for 25c QUAKER PUFFED WHEAT 2 at 19 ROBIN HOOD OATS .. 27e POST TOASTIES CORN FLAKES 2 for 15c AYLMER PUMPKIN 2 for -27c AYLMER TOMATO JUICE 3 for 27 ORANGES 344s 288s 252a 220s 33c doz. 39c doz. 45c doz, 53e, doz GRAPEFRUIT 126s 4 for 25e LEMONS 300s 3 for 10e W. L. JOHNSON & SON ,PHONE 286 . GROCERS DELIVERY HOURS 4 to 6 p.m. MAY 17 to 19th IODIZED SALT 2 pkg. 15c CLUB IWTTSE 'Sweetened pud- dings, 2 pkg. 15e SNOW FLAKE Ammonia 5 pkg. 25c SUPER SUDS pkg. 25c LONDON Laundry Soap 3 bars 17e PLUM JAM 2 lb. jar 29e SMARTS Pumpkin 28 oz. tin 2 for 25 SAINT WHITE Toilet tissue 4 rls. 25 LIDO Self Polishing wax pt. tin 39c STOCKLY Tomato soup 3 this 25c FOREST CITY BAKING POWDER. qt sealer 33c GIANT OXYDOL pkg. €, , 72e OXFORD INN VEGETABLE Sdup 5 tins 25c ALL WHEAT 2 pkg. 25c and a tomato Juice Glass free. CLARK'S '112USHROOM' Soup 2 tins 19e GOLDEN SPRAY Cheese pkg19e GARDEN FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES LOOK IN OUR REFRIGERATED • COUNTER FOR Minced Ram lb. 49e Macaroni and Cheese Loaf lb ..25c Fresh Sausage lb,. 25c Cottage Rolls in piece lb., 39c Fresh Wieners lb. 27c Balogna lb. 24e -CANADA'S FINEST A LONG LASTING-ECONO TOILET. SOAP CAKE : 5c Oral Lobb s'ree Delivery STANLEY Council'; Meeting The council met May 7th as per adjourned', all the nieanbersi present, the minutes;, were read and adopted, The Assessaneirt Roll for Stanley was :handed in and it was moved and s corded' t_:at it be a:cepted and VALVES' FOR 144Y,, 18th and.19tl QUICK QUAK t1I WONDERFUL SdA_1' ' OATS lg. pkg. • 21e POW DER, 21b pkg. 190 Pride of 'Niagara Tomato 4YI 331t 'AP -P-14- . TTUICE 2 Tins- 17c ''JUICE bottle 10e GLENWOOD CHOICE: PUMPKIN 2 lg. tins 19 OXFORD INN VEGETABL;;0 SOUP tin • 5e Marmalade Wagstaffe's STAFFORD'S ASSOBfiED SOUP MIX pkg; PQLLY PRIM . PEAS 2 this, 23e Or. & Grapefruit jar 2&li McLarens COFFEE lb;` jar 45c Catelli's • CHEESE-A-RONI Pkg. 17c , 't!® ' 1/2 lb. pkg. 19c GOLD •MEDAL AIOW MNG=ltosowarAt • Clover Leaf ,TOMATOES roen HERRING Tin 14e ; • CAKE 5c Tin 15e GARDEN FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Royal Many PUDDINGS pkgs 130 i ;GoldenSE rray� CHEIE LETTUCE — RADISHES GR.' ON1Q'NS ASPARAGUS - CARROTS —BEETS — CURES ' — GR. PEPPERS — DUTCH SET CALIFORNIA JUICY 344's 0130I0E GREEN' ORANGES doz. 35c CELERY Stalk 15e CALIFORNIA 100's CHOICE FIRNt y. GRAPEFRUIT 3 - 25c Tomatoes lb. 29c OALIFO,RNIA JUICY 360's CHOICE GREEN LEMONS 3• for 10c CABBAGE lb. 8c C. M. SHEARING. PHONE 48 FOR QUALITY FOODS — CLINTON BRIGHTEN UP The old Town with a New Coat of :Paint and Make Things -149%. `Bright and Cheery when the Boys come Marching Home. _ - As you all know, we carry a full line of Sherwin-Williams Paints for Inside and Outside use, and the famous Nervo and; Utilae Enamels for Inside Work. BALL & ZAPFE Dealers in Hardware and Furniture Modern Ambulance Service, Funeral Directors Store Phone 195 DOUGLAS G. BALL Phone 110 JOHN J. ZAPFH Phone 103 Furnace Repairs Now is the time to have your furnace looked over for Next Winter, to prevent the fall rush and have a better chance for getting repairs for furnaces and heating equipment. Hugh R. Hawkins Plumbing, Heating,- Sheet Metal Work 'Agent for Hecla Furnace PHONE 244 We have a complete Stock of Dress Goods and Dress Trimmings. also Lace, Embroidery and Insertion so much in demand BROWN'S One Door North of Royal Bank We are Paying 28C For Fowl basis dressed grade delivered Canada Packers Ltd. Clinton, Ontaria PHONE 580 salary paid. It wars moved and seconded that they insure the truck' P.L. Pd. and fireand theft. e It wasmoved and seconded that we insure the township employees and road liability with the General Life: and Accident Insurance Co. Moved and: seconded that the township take $5000. in, bonds of the 18th Victory Loan, Moved and seconded that all IP paid taxes be returned to the Count treasurer. It was moved and seconded the Court of Revision on the Assesenrer Rolls beheld en Thursday, May 31.0 at .10.00 a.1n, Road Voucher No. 5 for 0377.11 was accepted and ordered, paid alt General' Voucher No. 5 for $5200,9 was ordexed'paid.-