Clinton News Record, 1945-06-14, Page 8Bridge Cards•Single Aeck,
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Another shiPinerit of Graniteware, Tea Kettles
D01,11)1e Boilers, Perculators, • Sauce Paris, Pails,
Preserve Kettles, •
We carry.a full line of C. L L. Paints ancl'Enainels
SLITTER P'ERDIJE
EARDWARE, PLUMBING M ELECTRICIANS
PHONE 1411w. • • • •s• • • CLINTON, ONT.
Mens Suits and Topcoats.
The outlook for the Clothing industry is not par-
ticularly bright. The demand will be heavy and the
supply of Clothing Material light
Buy your new suit or topcoat now while we still
have a nice assortment on our ricks. Deliveries
have been late and new lines are still being added
to our stock.
The Made to Measure department of Tip Top;
Tailors and Cambridge Clothes for which we are
agents,are, doing. their utmost •to, give satisfactory
services under the existing cireumstanceS. • • • '
Priority will be given to returned service men on
Made to Measure Suits. ,
Get your order in now as it may take as much as
twelve weeks for delivery. ' • •
•
F'Iumsteel Bros.
Ai.s idiom • Hats - Om*Tallow
.411 Made Shau; „Ow Man
' • • - Age* Ilp Tap
0. V. Wool Blankets
U
O , V. Reversable Wool Bed Covers nbleached Sheeting
•
Pillow' Cases
Linen Tea TOWels and Linen Tea Towelling;
BROWN'S
, One Doer North of Royal Bank
- Clinton
• Horse Races -
Wednesday, June 20th
at 1.30 p.m.
Free for all Pace
2.18 Pace
2.24 Pace
428 Pace
Admission 60c including Tax. '
$300.00
250.00
250.00
• 250.00
Autos 25d
Children 30c including Tax
Fast Track " Good A,ccommOdationi
L. W. LAVIS, • • DR. G. S. ELLIOTT,
President •Secretary
LONDESBORO ' Auburn.
• Mrs. dairy Cook, • Toronto, with
her parents,: Mr., .6.14, I‘fre. Wm.
Tamblyrie, • •
Mr. and: Mr's. J. H. • Shoblareok,
with Mr;and, M. Norman Rad.ford,
Blyth
Mr. and Mrs. J. Sinclair, Ann and
IVIarie, KipPeei, ,with , Mrs. has.
Watsch.' •
' Miss Fern Watson, spent the week
end in Belgrave with Miss Mae.
'Mr. end _ 1VIrs, Fraidc Reber -ion,
Billie and Joan, Seaforth, wi.th Mr.
• and Mre,,J. Note
Mr. Mel. Bruns:ion, London, with
• ,,. his parents, Mx. and Mrs. B. Bruns -
don.
Dr, and Mrs, A H. Lyon, Wind-
sor, with the former'e mother, Mrs.
'W•na. Lyon. ••
Mr. and Mrs. J. Pipe spent a few
days' last week with friends in
)3russels.
• 'Vire. WI, Manning • spent Sim day
'with Mr. and •Mrs. R. movidge,
•
The W. A. wiL meet next Wednes-
day June 20th, in the ;basement a
the ehurch at -2.30 p:m.
The • "Aim Well Mission' Circle'
held their June meeting' at Mies Ruth
Snell's home, with fifteen present
The President, Mrs. Jack Pipe was
in the chair. Hymn 651 Was sung,
fo/lowed by prayer • by Margaret
Manning. The 'scripture lesson was
read by Ruth Simi?. i:/•een 'Arm-
strong gave a reading on Christian
Stefardship. The report of the
Presbyterial in Goderich was given
by Mrs. 16 Shell:meek and -Mrs. J.
Pipe. Miss Kirk read about the
second: generation of Canadian born
Japanese. The topic was "Tim Philip-
pines", and was taken by Mrs. 3.
Pipe, Mits. B. Peek and Mrs. Ray
Fisher.
While the offering ewes being
taken, Mrs. Menzies and Mrs. Shad-
diek-sang "Go and, Tell" Hymn 164
was sung and the 1Vlizpalt benediction
repeated.' A. social , half heed was
spent,„ and , the hostess served a
very delicious Itredh.
Bridge .Cards' DOuble Deck
• $1.40 and $1.60
Waterinang Fountairt Pen
and Pencils $3.57 an
Bill Folds• $1,75 and up
Official'? Soft 'Ball $1..9a
• Fishing Lines •5c t,o 1.65
Fishing Lures .25c and up
Sweet Potato Whistles 1.25
Sun Glasses 20c to 59c
Humatinas • 25c.
Thermometers 50„c and 750
Fancy Paper Napkins Var-
'iety of Designs 15c box
G. R. McEwan Co.
'OFTEN THE CHEAPEST
ALWAYS THE BEST"
PHONE 84
Miss Vera, Hoggarth, spent Sunday
with Miss Jean Evans of St.
Cathatines. '
M.'Geo. Cardwell of Sarnia, spent
the week end with his another,
Mrs: A. Cardwell gt town.
Mrs. W. Osbaldeaton- 5tratford,
visited ,at the home of. Mrs, A:
Cardwell over the Week
Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Corless spent
the ;week end with Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Breakey. of Zurich.
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Ellen and two
children, of Sentorth, spent Sun-
day with friends in Fort Erie,
Mrs. S. McGillawee, Ross and 'Elva,
have spent the past week at the'
home of the lady's another, Mrs.
W. J. Tough.
Mrs. Earl Steep and ,hcr
were •guests' Sunday last, at the
home of the lady's grandmother)
Mrs. D. Steep.
Mrs. A. Benson Carless and little
daughter Susan; are spending a
vacation with relatives in Toronto
and. Acton.
Ontario Street W..A• .
The W. A. of Ontario St. United
Church ,net in the school room of
the church. The President; Mrs. F.
Townsend presided, meeting opened
with a hymn and prayer in unison
from the Hymnal.
• Mrs. •M. Wiltse read the lesson
from Psalm 124 and gave a short
discourse on our Nation. Mrs. Maltby
led in a prayer -of thanksgiving.
It was mired; that the on eetings
would be discontinued for July and
August.
Minutes ,werereed „hy secretary
Mrs. Olde and,treasurer, Mrs, Proe-
tor gave her • report. Flowers' were
sent to two.
;program-consisted of a solo by
Miss Elva Wiltse, accompanying her-
self on the piano.
[ The Tuckersmith ladies were pre-
sent and eontributed four numbers
as folbaws. A reading by Mrs. Ray
Fear, Two duets by Misses Edith and
Eleanor Pepper, accompanied ••
Mrs, Matheson. A reading by Mrs.
Walters.
Mrs, Harold Lawson • sang a solo
accompanied by Miss E. Wiltse. Mrs.
Farnham gave three short readings
and Mrs Townsend a short reading.
The Meeting closed with Hymn 109
and pray,er by Mrs, -Burton, alter
which a social time was held, with
the social Committee serving lunch.
There were 67 preeent
GODERIal TOWNSHIP
The pupils, of S. S. No. 1 are plan-
ning to hold a bazaar oft FriclaY
afternoon, June 22nd, in the .Sehool
house. The proceeds Will he given to
the Red: Cross. All the ladles ,ef the
eenununity are invited to be present.
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Olmirlghasno:',Oreenhonsee
•for your' Spring plants
• Complete etock now ready
Open' evenings
' „ ,••
• , - •
• F. R. CUNING11A1V1E
Member of Florists Tel. Del. As.
Personal care given 'every order
and special attention given to
Funeral Orders.
Phone 176 and •31
12‘114.GC)
St. Joseph's: Church Hall
Wednesday, June 20th
Fifteen regular wands
•-3 Specials
• Jack Pot
1 Share -the -Wealth
Week -end
NERVEnELF
PEC1ALS AT
T.O.IIIIIMPSON'S
Superior Food Store
STONLEY'S TOMATO SOUP
10 oz. tin 7c
CHASE & SANBORN COFFEE
1 11, bag ••43c
urrorrs mu LABEL TEA
lb. pkg. 37e
PLAIN OR IODIZED SALT
2, 2 Ib. boxes 156.
CANADA CORN STARCH pkg100
SNOW FLAKE AMMONIA pkg'. 5e
COWANS COCOA .1 lb. tin 24c
HILLOREST SHORTENING lb19c
JUNKET POWDEll, 2 pkgs. 23c
JOHNSTON'S GLO-GOAT Qt. .98c
TODDY 1 lb. tin 45c
GRAPEPRIIIT Size 109s 3 for 25e
ORANGES Size 288e doz. ..., 39e
NEW POTATOES 5 lbs. 25c
FIRM DIPE. TOIVIATOES lb. 21c
FRESH ASPARAGUS 2 bunches 25c
PHONE ORDERS PILLED
Clinton Turf Club
Two years ago. the Clinton Turt
Club was foamed for the purpose of
rebuilding the race track 'on the
Andrews farm and eventually hold -
'ng, a race meeting when the Euro.
peat war was over. The track was
leased by the Club for a • period of
five years and under the direction
of Mr. O. L. Paisley it was drained
and rebuilt to be one of the fastest
tracks in Ontario. '
At a meeting held recently it was
decided to hold raeee on June 20th,
When four rapes will be run for a
total purse of $1050.00 • Conenittees
were apipointed • and everYthihg is
now in readiness fo5 June 20th.
The following are members of the
Clinton Turf Club, G. C. •German,
Dr. G. S. Elliott, Geo. F. Elliott, A.
M. Knight L. W. Levis, J. P. Man-
ning, G. R. MeErwan, OE W. Nott; 0'
L. PaisleY, 81. Rozell, T. J. Riley, S.
C. Sherer, Wilbur Welsh and the
Clinton Lions Club,
The members of the Booster Club
who have gone down deep into 'their
pockets to put. the June 20th races
on a- sound financial basis are as
follows: Dr. J. A: Addison, Ascot
Turf Olula, Cliff Aeliton, W. M.
Aiken, M. J, Agnew, H. Bartliff, J.
H. Brunsdon, Reg Ball; Geo. Beattie,
Les Bali, Blyth Hotel, Ball and
Zapf°, M. Batkin, J. R. Butler, Com-
mercial Hotel, Seaforth, Cities Ser-
vice Oil Co., Glen Cook, G. M. Coun-
ter, T. Churchill, N. W. Counter,
Canada Packers, Mel Crich, Connell
and Tyndall, C. W. Draper, Davis
;and Herman, E. W. Elliott, Ellwood
Epps, E. A. Fines, P. Fingland, 1'.
Fluel, V. Falconer, 0 Fry.fogle, Wing -
ham, Rose FitzsiMons, G. • Gregg,
Best Glidden, Magi: Hawkins, Russ
Holmes, 3. L. "bard, A. Husby, W.
S.' R. aolineS, G. E.- Hall, Alex
Reddy, Hanover Transport, Fred
E -14th 194
WEK El4DSI'ECIA
WHEAT
FLUFF s 1 Bushel ..,. 45e
NEWPORT FLUFFS with
Prelniush lho 20c 39c
TOMATO or VEGETABLE SOUP
S• 25e
SUPER SITD.S. pkg. • . ..,.... 25C
OXYDOL Giant Size pkg. ...... 72c
RINSO Giant Size pleg. . , 53c
AYLMER, FANCY PUIVIPKIN
2 ting CLARK'S Mushroom Soup 2tins 19c
DALTONS PUDDING POWDERS_
2 pkg. :.........,.. 15c
INFANTS STR. FOODS 3 can 25e
Wyler's lVfixed Veg. Flakes-pkg, 1e
BLUE R.1.13BON TEA V. lb, 38c
Wyler s Dehydrated Omen Flakes
BROWNIE FIBRE BROOM
Savox, custard Powders ...,.. .10c
Lipton',s Black Tea 1/4 Ib ' 38c
THRIFT SOAP FLAKES pkg. 35e
•FLY COILS 2 rolle for Sc
Post Bran Plaices 2 pkgs. 25e
STAFFCIRDS SOUP MDI pkg. ' 5c
INTERLAKE TOILS TISSUE
3 rolls ' 25e
W. L. JOHNSON & SON
PHONE 286 GROCERS
DELIVERY HOURS 4 to 6 p.m.
June 14 to 16th
3.0,S. Scouring pads pkg. la
WALKER'S SODAS 1 lb. pkg. 15e
•GUEST BRAND Tomato Juice
2 tins 17e
CANADA SEAL fresh herring
2 tins 190
•AEROWAX Self polishing pt. tin 290
SAVE SUGAR by, buying
PINEAPPLE PIE Filler Ib. 19e
SELECT CHICKEN STEW tin 25c
CLUB HOUSE Sweetened puddings
2 pkg. 15C
GOLDEN SPRAY CHEESE pkg19e
SUPER SUDS pkg. 25e
SAN] WHITE TOILET TISSUE
4 rolls 25e
CLARKS Mushroom Soup 2 tins 19e
OXFORD INN Vegetable Soup
•3 tins 15d
APPLE JIIIOEJ 20 oz. tin 17c
CRABAPPLE JELLY 2 lb. jar ..29e
CRISP/E SOUR MIXED' PICKLES.'
16fl, oz, jar 19u
GARDEN FRDSH FRUITS AND
• VEGEFABLES
LOOK IN OUR REFRIGERATED
COUNTER FOR
FRESH SAUSAGE lb.
DUTCH LOAF' lb.
BOLOGNA /b.
WIENERS lb. 27c
MEDIUM or OLD Cheese •sold by
the pound.
25c
80e
24c
19 LB
Orval Lobb
Free Delivery
•
Presbyterian
Annual Bazar
• S. S. ,Room
Saturday, -June -16
3 to .6 p.m
Novelty Booth Mrs. Shaw
Apron • Mrs. Snider
Horne Made Baking ... Mrs. Cook
Afternoon 'Pee Mrg. Shaddick
MENU:
Pressed Meat Salad
• Tomatoes, Stuffed Cele_ry
Lemon Pie •Ptimpkin Pie
Bread and Bator
Tea
30 cents
, ,52-2
HELP WANTED
• Female
Apply at the
Clinton Knitting Co.
• 52-3
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Hudie, Frank Hainee, W. L. Johneon,
G. T...Tenkins, -Dick Jacob, • Russel
Jervie, • Harry Johnson, H. C. Law-
son, ; Orval Lobb, jas, Lovett, Jack
Little,. Frank Laytclii, Gerd Lawson,
C. Ismicwood, G. Livermore, H. Lee,
J. E. Morgan, Stewart Middleton,
Murch Dairy, W. 3. Miller, 'Angus
Morrison, Ed. Munro, Wm. McGuire,
Dr. H. McIntyre, McKenzie Hotel, 3.
G. McLay, Reg McGee, N. B. Nicker-
son, Airs.' W. Nott, Dr. W. A.
Oakes, R. 3:Phillips, Auburn, P. B.
Pennebalcer, E."Pattison, G. Pro'Cter,
Pluansteel Bros., Joe Petrie, Queens
Hotel Seaforth, T. 11. Robinson; ides.
T. J. Riley, R Rurnbaui, Wni Ross,
Dr. 3, W. • Shaw, Chas Shanahan,
• Alvin ,Shaer, Reg ahiplee, C. M.
Shearing-, Mrs. Sloan Sutter' and
Perdue, Mrs, N. W, Trowel -the, T.
R, Thompson, Toggery Shop, II. F.
Thrower, Bill Wells, W. le Whyte,
Jack Watson, .Blyth, Mrs,. Leonard
Winter. •
The members of the Turf Club
emcee:ate the wet:dee:11 ,thipport
given by the Beoster Club and
tio everything possibleto pdt ,Clin-bon
on. the map es' a good sporting t
E RED &WHITE sToREs
VALUES FOR JUNE 15th and .1.8th
REGgiNT Bynum , GLEINwecn cxprCt
VANILLALA
REN2,1g. btl.IYUlVi
25c KR1SPPsliwir•
iN 21g. tins 19
m:
• COFFEE lb. jar 45c RELISH jar 2c
-
,FouLIZKRRE-soorpkgs... lac '• .,IgYPNAAvaCHLE2Y -tins
27
oxyaRn INN VEIMPABLE VANCAMPS QUICK
• OUP tin• 5e BEANS pkg. . 5e
Marmalade Wagstaffe's or. and Gr. Fkllit'14F
AYLMER
Peas tin 14c"
, .________:_______,
AYLMER crEnp
Sauce bottle lc.
SMITH'S PLUM. , RIDOWA.Y'S TEA,
Jam jar 29c
_ ,. Rags pkg. 21.c
Stokley's 'TomHABITANT PRA'
ato '
Juice 2 tins 19( .
CAKE 5c Soup 2 tins 2
GARDEN FRESH FRUITS 'AND VEGETABLES
MADIVIALADR., WAGSTAFFE'S OR GR. FRUIT"' jar 29e:
LETTUCE ---, RAIBISHES - MIKES,- ASP•ARAGUS-- CARROTS
-CABBAGE - CELERY - BEANS - PARSLEY'- GR- ONIONS
CALIFORNIA IVICY 300s CALIFORNIA. SWEET 220a
LEMONS 3 for 13c ORANGES' doz. , 53c
,GALTFORNIA CHOICE 1008 TEXAS FIRM RIPE
GRAPEFRUIT 3 - 25c . TOMATOES lb.
•- C. M. SHEARING
PHONE 48 FOR QUALITY' FOODS - CLINTON
JUST WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR
• SHOWING
A large assortment of Cheuile Bedspread's in
• Colo'rs • and. „prices.
• ,
• Bargains
In Cheaterfield suite at a' saving of 25 per eerie
• One suite 1.11 -good velour
, ,One.suite in a . heavy. tapestry,.
various designs)
BALL -8? ZAPFE
Dealers in HardWare and Furniture
Modern Ambulance Service, Funenl•Directore
Store Phone 195
DOUGLAS G. BALL JOHN J. ZAPFB
• Phone -110
Phone 103
Special This Week
1 only Beatty Engine Drive, Washer
! '
• Hugh R. Hawkins
Plumbing, Heating, Sheet Metal Work.
Agent for Hecla' Furnace
PHONE 244
I desire to thank all those 'Who worked so hard for me in Mon.
day's. election, and' to those voters, who submerged party politics
to give me their tipport.' •
Tom Pryde
• Federal Candidate for Huron ,Perth
To the Electors of Huron -Perth
To all who assisted in any way in my re-election
on Monday last, I extend my sincere thanks.
As in the past, I shall endeavor to further the besti
interest of our Constituency, and Canada as a whole
W. 11. Golding
GODERICH TOWNSHIP
• • A-42464 Sgrnn, W. A.
May 31, 1945
To Mrs. Middleton and members of
South End Red Cross,
Just a few lines to say I am fine
and I hope you are all the same,
and also to say I received your par-
cel and I sure was glad to get it, as -
a few things are handy' and the cake
that was in it was, a real treat with
cur evening coffee which we have
every night before going to bed.
The three boys that aro with me
enjoyed the. -things in the parcel as
much as I did as we always share
our parcels. It is really swell of
you all to be.so good to us boys. It
is• 811Te great to know you have so
many friends. I want to thank You
all from the 'bottom of iny heart
and may you all be rewarded for
own.
your willingness to help ns hove
along. It is swell to know you are
fighting for people who are 100%.
behind you,
am still in GeririanY, but I ex-
pect the war will soon come te an.
end and we will all be together owe
more. I haven't seen any of the
boys from around home but we will •
'likely rdn into some of them one.4
these days.
I haven't much More to say at
present AS news is very scarce, TJ
will close now Mrs. Middleton. You
can relay this at one of your meet-
imke. I hope you are all fine and cny
regards to the family. Best of luck
to you all and a wish for a Victory
this year.
Thanks again for everything. Geri
Bless yon all and keep you Safe"
Sincerely, Albert ,Onig