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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1945-06-21, Page 81 Canada's Leading not Air "urnace' r• Now is the' tine ) have JourFurnace verhauled or ane ? ne Installed. Come and See For. .ourself Coal Oil 'Ovens large ` Size Just; Arrived U7111ER P RDtJE HARDWARE; PLUMBING ak ELECTRLCJ CN' P S1/1i 1,47w. CLII4TON, ANT.' ens :Suits and Topcoats The outlook for the Clothing industry is not par- ularly bright. The demand will be heavy and the pply of Clothing Material',light Buy your new suit or topcoat naw while we still ve a. nice assortment on 'our racks. Deliveries; ve been late and new lines are still. being added our stock. The Made to Measure department ' of Tip Top ilors and',_ Cambridge Clothes for which We are ents are, doing: their utmost, to give; satisf actory, vices under." the existing' circumstances. • riority will be.eiven to returned service men on de .to. Meas ire Suits. et •your 'order in now as it may •tai+* as much a. elve weeks -for delivery:' • Plumsteel Bros. — Adam Hata — Scott • Meade Shoes ter Mee Agents 11p Tap °Mem awwwwsmammimmewmar Wool Blankets, T. Reversable Wool Bed. Covers ]leached Sheeting ow' Cases an Tea Towels and Linen Tea Towelling II BROWN'S : One Door North of .Royal Bank ave •You. Pains... (louses or mps • re --a.. • We are bringing you Positive, Reliable\ and Speedy Relief Inger Points to • cation of the Anterior Arch. When this Arch the tiny.bones.are de- ; uneven pressure is pro.,' theunevendistn`butiozs• persons weight causes a /' g sensation, callouses do spots, contracted toes, and craunplike Pain. The foot andepreadeovertheehoes, toe and great toe joints inflamed and enlarged— ,1.4 fatigue and uervoneness I41 Regseit d eed the first danger signal! Stop your Foot Troubles efore they impair your comfort and Oily efficiency An Exposition . of the newest, most advanced scientific methods of relieving and; correcting Foot Troubles, will be held at our Store on TUESDAY, JULY 3rd speefally trained expert ` from the staf'of TV. 3!. Scholl, .D., the world's' most noted Orthopedic authority will [early explain how these methods give sestant foot comfort. u Mill also be given a pedograph print of you,' stockinged. feet: without cost or, obligation. Don't, miss seeing this Expert at our n; above date. THOMAS CHURCHILL Footwear and Foot Comfort Clinton, Ont. y -Willis Girls' Club e meeting' was held at the Mrs. E. Adams, on Tuesday, .June 12th, with an atten-' 35,' Mrs. Gordon Miller pre - Sutter. Mrs.. M•cliay, very Btidge''la CIONTON 71.0t.,+ idVards.;'Dlouble 'Decl $x:6( Waterman Fountain, Pen' and Pencils $3 57 and up 011 Folds $1.75 and up. Official Soft Ball Fising. Lines .c Fishing Lures $1.90' 5c.; to $1.65 25c and up Sweet Potato Whistles 1.25 Sun ,Glasses Humatinas 20c to 59c 25C Thermometers 50c and 75e Fancy Paper Napkins Var. iety of Designs 15c box G. R. McEwan Co. OFTEN THE CHEAPEST ALWAYS THE BEST" PHONE g4. Mr. and Mrs. Joe. Carter and family spent the week• end in Stratford. Mrs. Philip Snarling of London, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Snarling. Mrs. W. J. Dymend of Detroit, is Spending the summer with Mrs. Henry Garnett of town. Mr. "Mick" Garter -of Detroit, is spending the week end with his father Mr. Isaac Carter' of town. Mr. and Mrs, Edgar Higgins of Brussels, visited with ' Mr. 'and Mrs. William Higgins on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Sylvester and • Allan of Toronto were guests over the week and of Miss . Emma Levis. Victor Kinnaird U. S. N., Mrs. Kinnaird and daughter, Glenna are visiting the lady.'s parents, Mr. and -Mrs. Roy Sperling. Miss Irene Snider of London, . and Miss Kae Snider of Kitchens? ' spent the week end with their parents, Mr. and • Mrs Snider. Mr. and . Mrs. Fred Middleton, Barbara and David, and Mr. and: Mrs.. Stewart 'Middleton, sue* :Sunday last with Mr. and Mrs. James Shearer of Bright. Mrs. Jno. T. Skinner''(Oliye HobbsS of Hollywood California, and her' niece Mrs. Henry Dronllard of Windsor.. are visiting Mrs. Cecil Cooper, and }renewing old Iaequain- tanceq hi town. • • Cpl. Bill Leppington of Camp Borden, Mrs, Leppington and little son, Billy, were recent guests of Mr, and Mrs, Frank Evans. Cpl. Leppington came to wel- come home his brother P. 0. Gordon .Leppington. V 14OLMESVILLE Miss Wilhelmine Trewartha then gave a very interesting talk on her work in Vilna, Alberta. This was very much enjoyed and Mrs. Tavener voiced the appreciation. of all. Miss Trewartha closed her talk by singing the chorus of "Jesus Loves Me" in Ukranian language. The meeting Closed- by singing Hymn 98.. . Mrs. Bond was in charge of the W. A. meeting which opened by sing- ing Hymn • 109. followed by the Lord's prayer in unison. The minutes of the • last meeting wei's read by' the secretary. Business included plans for the meeting of presbytery, to be held in Iiolniesville Church on June 21. The meeting Closed . by all repeating the Mizpah Benediction. Mrs. E: Trewartha and ' Mrs. C. Wilson were hostesses. sided and` Mrs, Agnew was pianist, The Scripture' .Lesson was taken by Mrs, C. Lobb. after which Mrs. L. Jervis led in Prager. A'plessing duet Misses• Mary sung ..by Lane and, cleverly .gave two readings, "Th,o OUME i0 `TIiE Guninghame Gxeenitouses 'for. yotu' Spring} plants Comp9ete stook : rely ready Oben aeyenings R. CUNINGHAME Member of, Florists'. Tei. Del. As. Personal care .given every order and special attention- given to Funeral Orders. Phone 176 aftd`' 31 Week -end SELF ERVE PEC[AL5 AT SP , , ET • .SOAP FLAKES' pkg 85e' SUPER+ SUDS pkg. 2G0s. Stootiey'p Tomato S dip 3 ting 25e 'APPLE Jd1IQiEl 2 bottles 25c PALO'S* PLIAS, 2 tins 27c Alyniey Torah -to Juice 3 this 27e Broo i 9 BROtW,NIE Fibre . » s 8•e,; CLARK'S MUSHROOM SOUP • 2 tins 19c WHEAT FLUFFS Wath Pu erratum j "Bag 19e, :2k - 890' ' Interlake, Tissue 3 rolls ,, . 25c LIBBYS VEG- Soug•„5 tins 25e AUSTRALIAN Raisins 2, lb >, .. 29e• T.D.THIIMPSON'S Superior Food Store SHREDDED WHEAT 2 pkgs. ..23c KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES 2 lge. pkgs 23c KELLOGG'S BRAN FLAKES 2' pkgs. ......23c C LASE. & SANBORN .CO'FFEE SALADA TEA' BROWN LABEL: Ib. - ' • 39e GRAN., SUG:$.R., 5 lbs. .{. , 40o CHATEAU CHEESE lh 1b. pkg. 19e MED. YELLOW CHEESE lb. „31c CREAMERY BUTTER: First Grade Ib. ...a 38c PURE LARD lb_ 18c IVORY SOAP Ige. cake 10c CAMAY SOAP 3 bars 19c RINSOIge. pkg. 25c SUPER SUDS Ige.,.pkg. 25C BULK LAUNDRY STARCH lb. tic ORANGES. Size 288s Doz. 39e LEMONS Size 360s Doz.' . 45e GRAPEFRUIT Size 100s 3 for 25c NEW CARROTS lb. 9c NEW GREEN CABBAGE lb: , 8c PHONE ORDERS FILLED . Darky Sermon" and "Speak up Ike and 'Sprees yourself"- Miss Wilhel- min'e Trewartha sang "Drink to me Only With Thine Eyes". Mrs: A. Douglas gave 'the Housing Question" which was indeed amusing. The speaker of the evening was Miss Del. O'Neil, who gave a delightful and interesting travelogue on "Florida", "The Nation's Solarium." In artistic and colorful language she told of the "Fairest Land in the World" illuminating her talk withmany per- sonal' experiences. Miss Trewartha again Sang a`! beautiful! solo "Way Down Upon the Swanee River". The meeting was closed by the Mizpah Benediction; A .' dainty lunch was served and a social hour spent by all, Come to The Home-made Baking Sale at Mr. T. Riley's egg grading store ori Saturday, June 23rd Sponsored by Group No. .1'Ont St. Church • 54-1 Dog Owners, Attention It has long been an established fact that a dog is man's best friend and a boy's most devoted playmate. Unfortunately, in come 'sections' of our fair town- a few •dogs, are causing undue annoyances to citi- zens by barking at, and • chasing tradespeople who use horses or bicycles to deliver daily •necessities. In other instances -gardeners com- plain of damage done to tender plants by dogs running at will through garden -plots. FLY COILS 2 role:” Se LI•FTONS 'BBS TEA. 1/2 lb.....38c SALADA'.Tea, Brown Label IA l. 40o A. SHOPPING BAG GIVEN. FREE: ,FRESH GARDEN.:VEGETABLES,: Oranges • Lemons • .Grapefruit 344s 33e -: 300s` 3` ,for 13c ' 126 4 for 25c Some Ontario towns have con- sidered it necessary to have a law passed causing all dogs to be tied up during the summer- months. As the deg is by nature, a freedom -loving animal it hardly seems fair to make all dogs suffer for, the sine of a few. Any' dog, no matter how well trained, is prone to copy the- all manners of his canine pals. There-, fore it is necessary that you see that your :dog minds -his manners and. does not annoy anyone. If you do this we feel sure that a dog curfew will not be necessary in Clinton. W. L. JOHNSON & SON PHONE.. 286 . ; :GROCERS' DELIVERY HOURS •4 to 6 P.m. June "21' to 23rd S,O,S. Scouring pads' pkg. ••15c WALKER'S SODAS 1 lb; pkg.,,'...1.50 GUEST BRAND Tomato Juice 2 tins `.. .: •17e CANADA SEAL -fresh herring 2 tins. . 190 AEROWAX Self polishing pt. tin 290 SAVE SUGAR by, haying PINEAPPLE PIE Filler lb. 19c SELECT CHICKEN STEW tin 25c CLUB HOUSE Sweetened puddings 2 pkg. 15c GOLDEN _SPRAY' CHEESE pkg. 19e SUPER. SUDS pkg. 25c SANT WRITk) TOILET TISSUE • 4 rolls' 25e CLARKS:Mushroona Soup 2'tins 19c OXFORD:INN Yeeta4ile Soup,.' .. o 3 tins .': 15c APPLE JUICE 20 •oz, tin .:17c CRABAPPLM'.1iLLY'.iib. jai .: 29c CRISPIg SOUR MIXED PICKLES' i6 fl. oz. jar • 19e GARDEN FRESH FRUITS AND VEGFIPABLES • LOOK IN OUR REFRIGERATED COUNTER FAR FRESH SAUSAGE ]b. 25e DUTCH LOAF Ib. ' 30c BOLOGNA ]b. 24c WIENERS lb. - • 27o MEDIUIVf or OLD Cheese sold by the pound. - 19c La. Orval Lobb r.. :free Delivery HELP WANTED Female Apply at the ' Clinton Knitting Co. V Wesley -Willis W. M.‘ S. The 'W. M, S. of Wesley -Willis, was held „at the. -home of Mrs. Alex Haddy, on Thursday evening, June 14th, with a good attendance. The meeting opened with the President Mn.r• Fingland in -the chair, and Mrs. Ileum at the piano. The meet- ing was opened with a hymn followed by the Lord's prayer., A •short talk on racial .minouties_::was. given by Mrs, Britain, I -b was decided that the annual picnic for the Mission Band, and Baby Band, and mothers, wont be held on Friday, June 29th, on the lawn at the home of Mrs. Frank ring -land. The ,group leader, Mrs. McEwan 52-3 then took charge of the - .meeting. Scripture lesson, Roman .12, was read by Mrs. Britain, followed by a prayer by Mrs. Addison. Miss Davis gave an interesting talk on the Study Hooky the chapter being on 'Burma". - The meeting was then closed with the mizpah benediction. A- socia' hour followed. HAYFIELD.' Mr. and Mrs. • Frank, Cameron, and Mr. Wm. L. Cameron of Detroit, spent the week end with their sis- ter, 'Miss El. Cameron. Miss Grace Cameron • of Chicago ' who aeconi- panied: them to the village, remained for a longer visit with her sister. Mr. and ;'Mrs. Frank Peter and small son of ,Stratford. .are at• the family cottage at The Pbplars. Mrs. W. Cotton, Mrs. Alway and Mrs. Baynes of London, are occupy- ing- the Tillman -Alexander cottage'. on Bayfield Terrace • until theend of July.. Mr. arid Mrs. R. W. Bristol left on Tuesday, to spend a few days in Detrbit. Mr. George Gunn of London, has purchased - Mrs. D. A. . Volume's home, and . gets possession in September. Mr. C. . Kanter of Detroit, has taken possession of "Kings • Bluff" cottage, which he recently purchas- ed from .the Mrs. M. Ring Estate. bliss Carrie . Dixon of Brantford, is a guest at The Little Inn this week. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Makins, -Ar- nold, Mariam and Miss ° Jeanne Dunn, spent Sunday, in Harriston. Mrs. Ted Crane and two children of Detroit, carne this- week to spend the summer with her mother, Mrs. W. J. McLeod. ' Mr. and Mrs. Harold Weston and family of •Detroit, are spending two weeks' with the`former's Tither, George Weston, A.13. Malcom. MacLeod, "Gatineau", arrived home on Tues. day to spend his furlough with his parents, ' Mr, and . Mrs. L. '' i1, Mac-. T.IIL RS., A:UN'E 21st 194 THE RED&WHITE STORES VALUES FOR J INE.22nd,and.23rd. QUAI6' 5B SPARKIElS • A 5,40, $ DICED Puffed Wheat 2 pkg. 15 BEETS 2 tins - 25a AYLM,ER DICED I QUAICEt' SPA11,0 :S' CARCARROTS TS 2 -tins 25c• Puffed:°Rice 'pkg. • x.00 :;Puddings Royal Manor 2:pli'gs;, 18c AYLMER CHILL Sauce Bottle -1 19c AYL•MER'APPLE' ,Juice bottle 14c CAKE . 5c lb. 45c CHEESE Golden Spray 1/2 lb pkg 19c AYLMEIR FANCY TOMATO • COUNTRY KIST JUICE 2 tins 17c PEAS 2 tins 25e CLARK'S. MUSHROOM AYLMER SOUP tin 10e ' SAUERCRAUT tin. 14 GARDEN FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES CABBiAG•E — BEETS - GA&RO TS — PEACHES- — MELON TOMATOES DUKES — ISADISHES, — L'ETTUCE' PARSLEY CALIFORNIA SWEET 252's SNOW WHITE ONTARIO ORANGES doz. 47c: Cauliflower each 35c CALIFORNIA 1.26's' NEW TEXAS GREEN 'GRAPEFRUIT 3 - 21c - BEANS lb 33e CALIFORNIA JUICY 300's CHOICE LOCAL LEMONS 3 for ' 13c ASPARAGUS 2 for 25 SHEARING'S For Foods of Time, Quality, Phone 48 Free Delivery A Grand Assortment of Furniture Including small' lampt, children chairs; carriages.' Bassinettes Folding card tables, hampers. Also a nice assortment of walnut tables for various uses. Call early while the' selection is best. BALL & ZAPPE 'Dealers in Hardware and Furniture Modern Ambulance Service, Funeral Directors DOUGLAS G. BALL Store Phone 15 ' JOHN J. ZAPPE Phone 110 Phone 103 FOR THE LATEST IN PLUMBING FIXTURES 'ALSO RIDGE. ROLL ETC., SEE Hugh R. Hawkins Plumbing, Heating, Sheet Metal Work Agent for Heels Furnace PHONE 244 ZORRA HIGHLAND GATHERING EMBRO,' MONDAY,' JULY 2nd Ten Big Pipe Bands — Three Contests America's Greatest Pipers and Dancers in Competition - Full Day of Highland Sport. • Dance at Night Refreshments Served on Grounds Leod: Pte. Ellen MacKay, C.W.A.C.. London returned to . her . duties on Monday after a two weeks furlough at her home in the village. Mr. Gordon MacKay, Pte. Char- les MacKay, U. S. Marines and Miss Phyllis Falker, visited .the former's brother, H. R. MacKay, on Saturday. Mrs. Cree Cook of Clinton and Mrs. L. A Stephens and, daughter, Jane McGregor, are spending the summer at their cottage "Loohame". We bid "Welcome Home" to W.O. 1 Thomas. H. •Seotchmer, R.C.A.F., son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Seotchmer and W.O. 1 John Armstrong R. C. A. F., son of Mr. 'and Mrs. A. A. Armstrong, Bronson Line, Stanley Township. Both boys were Prisoners of War in Germany for eighteen months. Tom arrived home last week. John went first to Kirkland Lake, to join his wife and small daughter, who arrived with him this week to visit his parents. The` ninety-sixth Anniversary will be observed in Trinity church on Sunday, June 24th. ,The services will be held at 11.00 a.m. and. 7.00 p.m;, when a 'former Rector, the Reverend F. H: Paull of St. Aidan's Church, Windsor, will be the preach- er. Special music for both services. has been araanged. Mrs. T. Turner and Miss'Hawltins of London, came last week to spend. the remainder of •the month at their cottage on Tuyll Street Mrs. C. • Wilkinson and little daughter came on Thursday of last week, to visit her sister, Mrs; R. C. Hollnnes, at the ,Rectory, Tnr, Clarence. Larson of Camp Borden: was home onn 'week Bend leave. Mr. E. A. Featherston of London was at his home in the village Ove the week end. Misses, A. and A. Drouin e Detroit are at their cottage 'on Ba field' Terrace for the Season. L.A.C. Fred Weston, R,C.A.F Centralia, was at his home in th village over the • week end. Prof. Jas. R. Scott and Mrs.Scot came on Thursday last to spend th remainder of the' month with th tatter's mother, Mrs.,. R. H. F. Gaird ner. . :Mr. and Mrs. J.'L. Lewis, retarne to the ,village the end of last we; after having spent several days i Detroit. Pte. Cecil Colley of Camp'Seidel visited his sister, Mrs. Willard Sttu goon over the week end. Mr. Lawrie Johns of Londe visited at the home of Mrs. P, C Gemeinhardt over the week end. Mrs., Wilmer Blair of Exeter, i spending this week 'with her daugl ter, Mrs.. Craig Kerr, at her hem in the village. Mr. and 1VJrs. V. C. Quarry' London, were at "Llandudno", thei home in the village for a few day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Jack' Ort, and sura son of Stratford, are at the Orr, col tage on Bayfield Terrace this Wee Miss Jennie Grant of Toronto a turned to the village en Saturdla, and is staying -with Mr: and Mr Allan Maxwell. Bill Furter of London,' cycled t the, village .on Saturday to visit hi grandmother,', Mrs.' W. 3. • Stinson. '