Clinton News Record, 1945-05-31, Page 10•
Now is the Time to have your Furnace O'Verlia,uled
or a New one Installed. Call '147
SUTTER PERDUE.
•MAIBIWARE. PLUMBING & ZLECTOIPANIIII
•rims 16/w. ONT.
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Mens Suits and Topcoats
The outlook for the Clothing industry is not par-
ticularly bright. The demand will be heavy and the
supply a Clothing Material light
•Buy your new suit or topcoat now Virile we still
•have a nice assortment on our racks. Deliveries
have been late. and new lines are still being added
to our stock.
The Made tiiMeasure department of Tip Top
Tailors and Carnhridge Clothes for which we are
agents are doing their utmost to give satisfactory
•services under the existing circumstances.
Priority will be given -to returned service men en
Made to Measure Suits. •
Get your order in now as it may take as much as,
twelve weeks for delivery.
Plumate -el Bros.
Amy Barb — Ada* fiats — theft & Jiang& lima ter MO
Arista Tip Tap Tallow&
ridge Cards 'Single•-P�k
-6()c 70e anclv80c
Bridge .barclk, ‘D)Ouble DOck,
Watermans' FOuntain Pen
and Pencils $8.57 and up?
Bill Folds $1.;:75' and up
Official Soft Ball $1.90
Fishing Lines 5e to $1.65
Fishing Lures 25c and,up
'Sweet Potato Whistles 1.25+
Sun Glasses 20c to 59e
Hurnatinas 25q
. •
Thermometers 50e and 75d
1Fancy Paper Napkins Var-
iety of Designs 15c boM
JUST ARRIVED
A shipment of new electric Meters %, 1 H. P.
We also .earry* a stock of usedmotors in all size.
Huron Engineering and Research Co.,
Brock Street, Goclerich, Ontario
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RATION COUPON DUE DATES
Coupons now valid are 'butter 90
to 108, preserves 33 to 56 and sugar
46 to 59.
On and after June 1 preserves
coupons resume their normal 'value
of 24 fluid ounces each for maple.
syrup. During the production sea-
son ending May 31 they have ben
good for 40 fluid ounces. •
PORTER'S HILL
The May meeting of Porters Hill
nit of the Red Cross was held at
e hoine. of, Mrs. Arlie Lockhart,
anday, May 21st. Seventeen ladies
re present. A quilt was quilted
ter which file meeting was held.
e aneetingpened by the president
rs. R. Torrance with a hymn and
ayer. Mrs. John Torrance read
e minutes of last meeting. • Mrs.
s. Cox gave the sewing report,
. Allen Betties read letters of
appreciation from Morris Frame,
Alvin Johnston and Ivan Lockhart,
for boxes received. • Tickehs previous-
ly sold on ' a .ataghan • were then
drawn. Mrs. H. C. Cox held the lucky
number. A gift donated. by Mrs.
Austin Harris was won by Miss Jean
Ivison. The June meeting will • at
the home of Mrs. Jas. Lockhart.
Mr., and Mrs. Jas. Lockhart, spent
a dny in Stratford last week.
Mrs. Alvin Betties and baby Rruce
are at the home of her mother, sorry
Mrs. Bettles is not so welt
Mr. and -Mrs. Glen 'Lockhart' and
children. of Clinton, were Sunday
visitors with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cex,
accompan-
ied by Mr. and. Mrs. McClinchey,
spent a week in Indiana.
Next Sunday, June 3rd, Rev. Hogg
of Seaforth, will have charge of the
service at Graee church.
Mr. Colin Campbell, Bayfield, de-
livered a splendid seranon•on Sunday
at Grace church. Mr. Campbell has
very kindly assisted with supply
Work since our pastor's illness.
G. R. McEwan Co.
'OFTEN THE CHEAPEST
ALWAYS THE BEST"
PHONE 84
inlireaporlrer
Mrs. Thos. Hawkins, spent the Week
end with relatives in Hamilton.
D. Fremlin of' Moncton, N.B., And
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Dunlop of Wal-
laceburg.
Miss Lorna Plumsteel of Toronto
' spent the week end. at her home
in town.
Miss Jane Rance, of Toronto is the
guest of her aunt; Mrs. Clara
Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs. 11, Bondy of Windsor,
visited with Mrs. Henri over the
24th of May.
Mr. Jim Lockwood is in Toronto,
• taking a anonth's course at the
Canadian School of Embalming.
Week end guests at the home of Mr,
and Mrs. A. E. Fremlin were, Mrs.
W. M. Adams of Toronto, Mrs. R.
Mr. Walter Thomson, K.C., of To-
ronto, was a recent guest at the
• home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fing-
.land. ,
Mr. and Mrs. "Pere Carter and
baby Janice, spent the "24th"
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Will ,Carter.
Miss Loisr Kearns has completed Iter
tasks in Woodstock, and is spend-
ing • sometime with her parehts,
• Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Kearns.
Mr. Fred Leonard has returned to
his home on Townshend street,
after spending nearly six months
at his son's home, Pieten, Ontario.
Mrs. E. J. Rose, Hamilton, will be
in town shortly, with possibility
of taking up residence. Mrs. Rose
was formerly Ida May Ross who
with her parents, the late Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Ross left town some
years ago.
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A PRACTICAL FARMER
F▪ OR
• CANADA'S NEXT PREMIER
HEAR
IN
• EXETER RINK
ON
Thursday, June 7th
2.00 p.m. Sharp
WIN. WITH BRACKEN.
Elect TOM PitYDE in
Huron -Perth -0n June 11
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Superior Food Store
CornPlate si*ek ti.(w. l'°a4 II I1I-
•AYLMER TOMATO JUICE
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CAMPBELL'S VEGETABLE
SOUP 2 tins .. . .. . 19e
BLACKBERRY JAM -24 es. jar 29c
• OLD.DUlk CLEANSER 2 tins 19e
,GRAPENUT FLARES pig......9c
NEILSON'S COCOA lb. tin ,... 29e
COW BRAND -BAKING• SODA
1 lb. pkg. . . ... . . 9e
MUFFETS pkg. . . .. ....... • 90
HILLOREST SHORTENING ' lb. 19c
JAVEX 2 lbOttles 29c
ROMAN MEAL pkg. 29c
/AN C,AMPPS. PEAS 2 tins 29c
AEROWAX NO RUBBING WAX '
Pint tin 29c
ORANGES,. Size 252s Doz. 47c
GRAPEFRUIT Size 126s 4 for 25c
FIRM RIPE TOMATOES Ib. 23e
NEW CABBAGE: lb. 8c
F R. CUNINHAME
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Member of plorists Tel. Del. As.
Personal care given every 'order
and special attention•given .to
Funeral Orders.
Phone 176 and 31
_ BINGO
St. Joseph's Ohureh Hall
Wednesday, June 611
Fifteen regular rounds
'3'Specials
Jack Pot '
1 Share -the -Wealth
‘ISIJE"
3 act Comedy
Bayfield Town Hall
Sponsored by Bayfield Active Service
Club
Presented by Summerhill Red Cross
Wednesday, June 6
at 8.80 p.m.
Admission 35c. Children 20e
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DANCE
Londesboro Community Hall
on
FRIDAY,.JUNE 1st
under auspices of Siaerumerhill. Hall
Board
Music- by the ,Rhythmaires
Admission at Popular Price
Lunch Counter in the Hall
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County of Huron Flying Club
A Flying Club in the interests of
Post-war flying has been incorporat-
ed in this County. In order to raise
money needed for the organization
of the Club an appeal is being anode
for Sustaining Members. By the
Charter of the Company the entrance
fee of such members is Twenty-five
Dollars ($25.00).
iAll persons interested in the suc-
cess of this ,Club are solicited to be-
come menebers. Please consider this
your notification to help in this post-
war project and send a remittance
for your entrance fee to F. Fingland,
Clinton' Ontario. Further particulars
will begladlyfurnished by him on
request. •
Wilmot Macke,
President
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„ VARNA
Mr. Watson Webster, attended the
Grand Orange Lodge Convention
held in (Willa last' week.
IVIrs. Harold Elliott of WIitdsors
spent a few 'days with her mother
Mrs. Mossepand sister Mrs. Ball.
Mrs. E. Cole of Crorna,rty, visited
her sister Mrs. M. G. Beatty over the
week end.
Mr. and Mrs. A. AnStin and fam-
ily of Londesboro and Mr, and Mrs.
W. Austin and children of Seeforth,
spent Sunday at the home of 11/h.
A. Austin and Russel,
Mr. and Mrs. D. Smith of Brussels,
in company with their daughter,
Mrs. Ruttan and aildren, visited
with the former's cousin, MTS. M.
G. Beatty last week. •
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Women's Institute -
The regular meeting of the
Women's Institute met on. May 17t11
at 2.30 p.m, in the Agriculture Board
Rooms with an attendance of 38.
The president Mrs. J. B. Levis
presided and the meeting opened with
the singing of "The Maple Leaf".
The minutes were read and approved
and the Treasurer's report was
given. Annual reports were received,
showing some very good work done
during the year. The Finance Com-
venor reported receipts amounting
to $527.30 --,The war work convenor
retorted 386 articles completed dur-
ing the year. Money donated for
War Work $136.00. Total expended
on war work $139.00. Mrs. F. Hanley
and Mrs. Hearn, members of Insti-
tute have been associated with the
Hostess House at the Radio School.
The books were audited and found
correct. The president thanked the
members fox 'their support M the
work for the year; and all those
who helped out With solos, instru-
mentals and papers. Win., Glew gave
two very huanerous readings.
. The Institute anembers pian to
have a Community Auction Sale
soon. Further notice later, Mrs.
McKinley, District Director, gave
her report on the District Exec it've
Authorized by Huron -Perth Progressive Conservative Association
meeti-g keld in Wingham I:May
deanumummasusonaramencensemexammasernie aimirmmmsseseeenk , 14th. Delegates t� Annual oonven-
PHONE ORDERS FILLED
WEEK END SPECIALS
WHEAT FLUFFS 1 Bushel .... 45e
NEWPORT FLUFFS with
premium pkg. - 19c 29e 39c
TOMATO or VEGETABLE SOUP
3 tins ' 25c
SUPER, SUDS' pkg. 25c
OXYDOL Giant Size pkg. 72e
RINSO•Giant•Size pkg.- • 53e
AYLMER FANCY PUMPKIN
2 tins 27c
CLARK'S Mushroom Soup 2 tins 19c
DALTONS PUDDING POWDERS
2 pkg. 15c
INFANTS STR. FOODS 3 cans 25e
LONDON SOAP 3 bars for 11c
BLUE RIBBON 'rEA 45 lb. 38e
NABOB COFFEE 1 lb. 42c
SANKA COFFEE 1 lb. 54c
BROWNIE FIBRE BROOMS ..-98c
MAPLE LEAF SOAP FLAKES
pkg: 65o
THRIFT SOAP FLAKESpkg.35c
FLY COILS 2 rolls for ' 5c
NEW CA(.4GAGE per lb. 8c
STAFFORDS SOUP MIX pkg. Sc
INTERLAKE TOILET TISSUE
3 rolls 25c
W. L. JOHNSON & SON
PHONE 286 . GROCERS
DELIVERY HOURS 4 to 6 p.m.
May 31 to iune 2
MANHATTAN Sweetened puddings
3 pkgs. , 19c
PLUM Jam .jar '27c
AIEROWAX, self polishing qt. tin 490
BOVRIL Cubes, 10 cubepkg23c
BEAUTY Brand Tomatoes 2 tin's' 29e
HORNE'S COCOA 2 tins 25c
PEANUT. BUTTER, jar ..,17c
NEB Soap flakes pkg. 23c
CANADA SEAL Herring in
Tomato sauce tin ..... 17e
INTERLAKE Toilet tissue 3 rls. 25e
POST TOASTIES 3 pkgs' 23c
SMART'S Pumpkin 28 oz. tins
2 for
25c
ODEX Spa p .3 'bars 17c
IVLARLE14E1 Bleach bottle 9c
GOLDEN SPRAY Cheese pkg. 19c
GARDEN FRESH FRUITS AND
VEGETPABLES,
LOOK IN OUR
REFRIGERATED
, COUNTER FOR. .
MACARONI & CHEESE Loaf lb. 30c
FRESH SAUSAGE lb." 25c
DUTCH LOAF 1b 30e
WIENERS lb. 27c
BOLOGNA lb. 24c
MEDIUM or , OLD Cheese sold by
the pound.... ,
19c LB.
(Prial Lobb
IPree Delivery
tion at Belgrave are Mesdames
Levis, Veinier, Fairserviee McKinley
and Hearn. Transportation Com-
mittee, Mrs. Nay and Mrs,. McKinley.
Mrs. Hayden gave a paper on
"Sunshine. Cheer". It was decided to
adopt the plan of each member hav-
ing a "Sunshine Sister".
A vote of thanks was extended
to those taking part program, also
those who packed overseas boxes. At
the close of • this meeting all the
members gathered at the McKenzie
Hotel and all enjoyed n sumptuous
chicken dinner.
T E RED &WHITE STORES
t.
PECIAL'VALTIES FOR 4117.NO isttn-d
Xto3'ent Ezt. Glenwood Oh. Quaker Corn
2 -Ig. Bottle 25e 2 lg. tins 19e g pkgs. 13c
LONDON DERRY ICE CREAlVi PONVDER plcg
Aylmer Tomato Oxford Itxn V'eg., Aylitnex 4ple
?JUICE SOUP JUICE
• Tin .9c- tins. " 25c Bottle 10c
MARMALA0E.Wagstaffes Or. & Gr, Fruit jar 290
Ridgway'sHeinz Beef Steak Pride of Valley
Tea Bags SAUCE PEAS
20 bags 21c ; Bottle 25c 2 tins 25c
RED :& WHITE TABLE SALT 2 pkgs 15d
CaWan's ' Smiths Plum , Golden Spray
COCOA JAM . • MEESE
lb. tin 21c Jar 29c 1/2 lb pkg. 100
• GARDEN FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETAI3LES
ASPARAGUS BEETS — RADISHES BEANS — CELERY
GR. ONIONS — LETTUCE—‘ CURES .—PARSLEY —CABBAGE
CALIFORNIA JUICY 344's NEW CALIFORNIA
• ORANGES doz. 35c CARROTS lb. 9c
CALIFORNIA 100's NO. 1 DUTCH SET
GRAPEFRUIT 3 - 25c ONIONS lbs. 25e
CALIFORNIA JUICY 360's NEW TEXAS RIPE
LEMONS 3 for 10c TOMATOES ib 23e
C. M. SHEARING
PHONE 48 FOR QUALITY 'FOODS — CLINTON
JUST WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR
• SHOWING
A large ,assortment of Chenile Bedspreads in various. designs,
Colors and prices. •
Bargains
in Chesterfield suite at a. saving of 25 per cent
One suite in good velour
One suite in a heavy tapestry-.
BALL & ZAPFE
Dealers in HardWare and Furniture
Modern Ambulance Service, Funeral Directors
Store Phone 195
DOUGLAS G. BALL
JOHN .1. ZAPFE
Phone 110 Phone WS
Special This Week
1 only Beatty Engine Drive Washer
Hugh R. Hawkins
Plumbing, Heating, Sheet Metal Work
. Agent for Recta Furnace
PHONE 244
, We have a complete Stock of
. Dress Goods and Dress Trimmings
als�
Lace, Embroidery and Insertion
so much in demand
One Door North of Royal Rank
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