HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1945-06-28, Page 8Ca„nada's Leading
Hot Air FOrnace
Now is the time
:to have your Furnace
• .overhauled or a .new
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one Installed.
Come and See Fo?
Yourself. . •
• Coal Oil Ovens large Size Just Arrived
SUTTER & PERDUE
MARDWAitE, PLUMBING & misms
rows Itfer. • 'eLIMTON, 02i'L
Mens. Suits and Topcoats
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The outlook for the Clothing industry is'not par-
ticularly, bright, The demand will be heavy and the
s,npply of Clothing Material light
1DBuy your new suit or topcoat now while westill
haVe a nice assortment on our racks. Deliveries
have beenlate and new lines, are' still'being added
i» our stock. . ' •
• The Made to Measure department of Tip Top
Tailors and Cambridge Clothes for which -We are
agents aredoing their utmost to give satisfactory
services under the existing circumstances,
Prioritywill be given to returned service men on
-Made te-MittSure SuitS. '-
Get yonrder in now as it may take as mach as
twelve week for delivery.
Plumsteel Bros.
-:-• Mani LIN &ph Malik Blow fen Man
• • : *gads Tip Tap Tallow • - • •
- 0.y. Reveitable Wool Bed Covers
1 .1 T.Inblea,ched Sheeting
1 Pillow' CaSes
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Linen Tea Towels and Linen Tea Towelling
BROWN'S
One Door North of Royal Bank
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.VETERAN
All Discharged Veterans of Navy, Army or• "
Force of thiStwar, irrespective of length of service,
and whether service was in Canada or overseas,
are entitled to certain Rehabilitation Benefits;
Interviewers of ,
Rehabilitation Division
Department of Veteran Affairs ' •
will be at
TOWWIIALL, CLINTON
From 10.00 a.m. to 12.00 noon
. JULY 6th.
and will be glad to give any information as to 13ene-
fits' available; and to discuss. any veteran's re-estab-
lishment with, him.
Information, as to Vocational Training, University
Education, Payment of, Re-establishment Credit,
etc will be available.
Veterans are Invited to call at the place and time
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.. .0 stated above - Or Write TO.: ' W. ERIC HARRIS'
Superintendent of Rehabilitation -
3 Dept, of Veterans' 'Affairs
London, ()titai-io
STANLEY
14r. Arthur •Chapman. sPellta few
days in Atwood"last week: ;
Mr. and. Mrs. Randal, Pepper and
Carol. Ann of Warren Ontario are
opendit g their holidays at Mr, John
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PePper's. ' • ' •
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Mr. 'Thomas, McDonald• aid Mr
and Mrs:, .Phillipe ancj ehithiej of
London, attended, the decoration at
Baird's Cemetery on. Sunday,.also
visited Mr, and MTS. V,ietor Tayler.
We now ve in Stock
Sees Of Dhepiece, et
s in a's to 94
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Plain and fancy Tea Pots
As well as some aneY
eups and saucers in English
13one China. •
What -not rrovelties China
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Jitgs in various sizes
Summer Items
Sun glasses in a variet.
• os 'Styles, Children's Pails,
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and Shovels, Rake, -Hoes; &.
Shovel Sets
And. a good variety of
Toys
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G.• R. McEwan Co.
OFTEN THE CHEAPEST
ALWAYS THE BEST'
PHONE 84
Miss Nell Clarkson of Toronto is
visiting her cousin, Miss Margaret
Frettilin.
Miss Florence Burke of St. Thomas,
is- •,visiting Miss Harriet Courtiee
of town.
Mrs. Geo. Crooks of De]hi is spend-
ing a few dayEa.with Mr, and
Moffat, Aiken.
Mies Lois Kearns returned home
after spending a.week in \ Owen
Sound and Kincardine.
French -and Miss Helen of
Midland, spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. W.:M. Cook. • •., '
Mr, arid Mrs. Arthur ,Dollery of
Winnipeg, Man., 'were the guests
last week of Mrs. Henry Garrett:
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Johnston of Blue -
vale and Miss Fair of Toronto,
were recent guests of Miss Brig-
ham. .
L J. Barber, returned to To,
route after spending . ir Wroele's
holidays with his sitter,, Mrs. C. 33,i
Rale. ,
Miss Leota Nott of Toronto and
,of 'Australia, spent the
• week end with Mr. and Miis, G.
W. Nett'.
Mis A J dantelen, Rodtonlmry St,,
has "returned home from the hos-
pital and ;her many friends are
glad to hear she is doingVcely.
Mr. and Mrs.' Ray Chandiers and
baby Barry • of •St„; Catharines"
spent the week end With the for-
• Triers parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe.
CaAer.r. '
Covenant Bible Class
'• The report for quarter ending Arne
2.4th, 1945 of the Covenant adult
Bible Class, home readers, shows the
foilowing members as having a eom-
Ode record, Mesdames W. J. Medi-
ker, G. E. Saville, A. Cantelon, W. 3.
.Tough and Miss Laidlaw, Mr. and
Mrs, McFarlane, Mr. and Mrs. Adam
Stewart, M. George Jefferson, Mies
S. Powell, Mrs. A. Seeley and Mrs.
M. Eannerson. ,
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Goderich Twp. Federation
A social evening will be held
the lawn of Mr. Clayton Laithwaite's
on
home, on the evening of July 6th,
ponsored by the Goolerich Township
Federation of Agriculture. Mr. Wat-
son Perter, Editor o,f the Farmer's
Advocate, will be -the guest speaker.
Dancing and music will he pro-
Vided and an evenings enjoyment is
assured for the young and old.
• Everyone is weldome.
Sintunerhill Red Cross '
The ladies of the •Summerhill
group met June 22nd at the home
of Mrs. Robert Smith. The meeting
opened by singing the "Maple Lear -
followed by the Red Cross Prayer,
and the; Lord's Prayer. The minutes
of the last meeting were read and
adopted. There were 20 memberand
• 10 visitorS , present.' Reports were -
given by the • sewing and knitting
committees, and• the , treasiirer, ',A
quilt was quilted, and' a quilt top
worked
4 ,tS ook
aPrIVN NVMSECORD
Fill ulpthe co;nerse
yOUr garde, II •
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Spanish OnionS
F R• -CUNINGNAME
Member of Florietn ,Tel. Del. As.
Personal care given every order
and special -attention even te
Funeral pr dors.
Phone 176, and 31
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Week -end
SELF.
ERVE
PECIALS AT'
T1 THEIMPSON'S
• Superior Food Store
PEAS, STANDARD QUALITY
20 -.oz. tin • . , : 101/2c
KELLOGG'S RICE KRISPIES
2 pkgs. •23c
CHICKEN RADDIE GRIFFIN
BRAND 14 oz. tin .....
LONDONDERRY ICE CREAM
POWDER; 2 pkgs.
MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE
11b.bag
CERT& BOTTLE
"IT" or "2 IN 1" WHITE SHOE
25e
27c
43c
25c
CLEANER BOTTLE 15e
CROWN SEALERS, SMALL,
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doz. 950
RUBBER RINGS, RED CUT
4 doz. 25e
PAROWAX lb. pkg. . 14c
ZINC RINGS HEAVY Doz. 29e
GRAPEFRUIT, ;Size 00s, 3 for 25e
ORANGES, •Size 2898 Doz.' . • 39e
LEMONS," size 860s 3 -for lie
TOMATOES, Texas lb. 23e
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PHONE ORDERS FILLED
mJRa JIINE.„25t11: 19/J,5
EK END SPECIAL
jGNS 28h,.. 29th,, and, 30th •
DRIED APPLES lh. ,
ZINC JAR itrNGs doz. ......, :29:e
CERTO , ,........ '27° 2 for 53e
JAR RUBBERS a for .. 23c
PINT,.TARS, per doz, . ,........ 98C
Lynn Valley Tomatoes 105 oz. tin 49
LibbyTomato Juice 105 op. tin 49e
A.YLMER 'TOMATO JUICE
2Q oz. tin 3 for,
FAIXON PEAS 2 for ... 27-c
CHIPS() , 25c
KELI4O0S CORN FAKES 3 for 25
CII/MilSE-A-R01%/I pkg. 18e
Big Ben Chutney Sauce jar 24e
Aylmer Pumpkin 2 fol. ..........27c
Stockley Tomato juice 3 for ,25c
ORANGES . , - •
344 288 •252 • '220
33e doz. 39c doz. 49e doz. 53c doz.
Grape Fruit 126s rfor ; . . .. 26,
FRESH FRUIT IN .SEASON
W. L. JOHNSON & SON
PHONE 286 • •GROCERS
DELIVERY HOURS 4 to 6 p.m. '
June. 28 to 30th:
A,YLMER. Mushroom Soup 2,tins 19c
WALKER'S Sodas 1 lb.• pkg. ... 15e
CROSBY Molasses tin 17e
Gaines 'dog 'biscuits pkg. 25e
Select' Chicken stew tin 25e
JAVEX e bottles 29c
OXYDOL large pkg. .... 27c
RAISIN Pie Filler lb. 20c
KELLOGG'S KRUMIILES 2 pkg, 23c
POSTS' TOASTIES 3 pkg. gae
MAPLE LEAF CHEESE pkg. 20e'
BEAUTY BRAND TomAatau,s
2
tins 29e
COCOA 1 lb. tin 21°
COWAN'S
FLAKED WHEAT BERRIES
5 lb.. bag • . 23e
INTERLAKE Toilet Tissue 3 for 25c
GARDEN FRESH FRUITS AND
VEGETABLES
LOOK IN OUR REFRIGERATED
s COUNTER FOR
Wieners lb. 270
Dutch Loaf lb,_ ....... .... 30e
Bologna ./b. .. 24e
Fresh Sausage. lh, 25e
Medium and Old Cheese soldby the
• plound
CAKE 5c
'Under New Management
Or
White' Rase Serv'ice Station iat-Lobb
• lisree Delivery '
-blo, 8 Highway, formerly operated
by George Healy.. ,
You Patronage appreciated
• Tires, Batteries, Accessories
General Repairs on: all makes of
tars and Truck
MURPHY' 'BROS
55-1
Beauty Shoppe
'Princeis St:, E.
, Location,
Behind Beattie's_ Funeral Herne
Peranants, 'Waves '
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Manicure, ,ete.,
Telephone.; 585
Ethel Ann Thompson
Charge of Date
There was an: advertisement in
last Week's paper, informing the
p,eople, that Dr. Seholl'serepresenta-
tive from Tarantaovaajd be at mr., ter of the bride, .as junior brides-
maid, wore a becoming dress of pale
Thos. Churchill's •store on Tuesday,
?pink sheer, rnatelhing headdresi
July 3rd, for demonstration on foot
with shoulder veil and cattle& white
trotible. Due to illness, that date has
to he dosed. It will be advertised carnations also.
later wheia tliffe.new date is set. The groom, was attended by his
, • brother, John IVIcClinehey. The
ushers were Herbert Pocock brother
of the bride and Albert MeClinchey,
brother of the groona. During the
signing of the register, Miss Lola
Jervis sang "I Love You Truly". .
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WEDDINGS
MeCLINCHEY---POCOCK
Clinton Baptist Church Was the
setting' for the miiiiete of Nelda
Marian Pow*, daughter of M.
andMrs. Oliver 'Pocock, to Ebner,
B..-IVIeClinehey, o 'Itolinesville. Rev.
C. 0 Anderson officiated. and Miss
Romayne Geiger played the wedding
niusic_, • •
, The bride was given in marriage
by her father. She was charming ifi.
a • gown ',of,- white' sheer .with
embroidered • yoke. • Her veil was
floor length, held. in. place • with if'•
'cornet Of • forget-me-nots. .She ear'
tied dark red roses, with white
satin streamers. •
Miss Florence Garrett as brides-
maid wore 8, becoming dress ef pale
green sheer, matching . headdress
with Shoulder veil, and carried white
carnations. Miss Eileen Pocoek sis-
We's .an interesting, act ount given by
Mrs. W. A. Oakes,' who had attended
the 25th..Annual• Meeting of the Red
CrOSS at, Toronto. Pointers were
given on knitting and sewing by
Mrs. , Herman and ,Mrs. .Connell
reSpectively.
Letters of thanks were read from
E. Blake,- C. Ball:" L lloggart, R.
Mason, A. Neal and 0. Yeats.
f A box "of 'rinse: ;:douatedlay Mrs.
R. Smith' and won by Mrs. C.
Farquhar brought $1,35. Member-
pshaiipd. yis.R.
Smithfetieforfollwitznmve
yexao'wder,:.
vote of thanks, to the town ladies
and , Mrs. ,Mason, seconded it, The
'meeting closed •With singing God
Save the King, lanielr was -served
at the end of the meeting. The next
meeting will be held at the home of
Following the ceremony 11 recep-
tion was held at the home of the
bride's parents for about 50 guests,.
• The • ,bricle's mother• received,
wearing two piece Queen Elizabeth
blue crepe dress, . with matching
accessories and 'corsage bouquet of
red roses. The grooms mother
those brown crepe dress with
matching accessories, and., corsag.e.
bouquet of red, rbses. Receiving. the
guests also were, Mrs. H. Osbal-
deston and, Mrs. D. Poeock, grund-
nriothere of the bride.'
,Por travelling, the bride eliose a
tdilored, tweed, suit 'with. brown -ac-
eessories, andcorsage' hetiquet of
Mrs,.,Vves• ••Yoliietlp the hotte8ses to •roes, rh„bride and groom left by
bel It. .Smith 'Mr's,N %ight) ,,an(t on then;
1/(11'8*-4-°-.9))4hgs'4111'414'S'-:E.13g.'ait'77 Will reside in,. Holmesville.,
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THE RE t) 1TE sioRE.vi
" SPECIAL VALUES FOR, JUNE 29th and 30th
PRIDE OF NIAGARA •LYNN VALLEY
• Tomato Juice 2 tins 17(.; •SPINACH 2 tins 27c
•. Tommy , v_iwetkups QUICK 6E4y,P
• TISSUE roll, BEANS 2 pkgs •
VAN 0A1VIPS' CHOICE' CLOVER LEAF
PEAS 2 tins ,• 2.7e HERRING tin 15
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CURLING DRIED • . GEM ‘. • '
PEAS 2- pkgs • • 19a: • LYE 2 tine 19c
GAINES DOG DR. BALLARDS HEAL'In .
MEAL 2 lb pkg. • 27c, ••,DOG FOOD 2 tins': 274C.
POST TOASTIES RED and .WHITEI,
Corn Flakes 2 pkgs 15 COCOA -2'-tins 25e
CONCENTRATED ' •ROSE BARING • r •
SUPER ,SUDS pkg. 25 „ POWDER 1b. tin
AUNT MARY'S CREAM R,EGENT EXI*RAC'T
SA LICE Bottle •15c VANILLA Bottle`
GARDEN FRESH FRUITS AND 'VEGETA.
BERRIES — MELONS — PEACHES -- CARROTS — LETTUCE
• CABBAGE — TOMATOES -- CUICES' — BEANS — RADISHES'
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CALIFORNIA 'JUICY 344's CHOICE LOCAL
• ORANGES doz. 35c - Asparagus 2 hunches 25
CALIFORNIA 100's ' SNOW WIATEcONTARIO
GRAPEFRUIT - 25c ''Cadiflo-Wer Each 250
CALIFORNIA JUICY 300's ' -.. CHOICE ONTIARIO NEW
LEMONS 3 • for 13c ' •BEETS' 'lb
-.SHEARING'S i
FOR FOODS OF FINE QUALITY
Phone 48 ' •. . • Free, Delivery' Clinton'
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A Grand Assortment of Furniture
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Including small lamps, childrens, chairs, caniages. Bassinettee
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Folding card tables, haraPers.? ,•
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• Also a nice assortment of walnut tables for various res.
Call early while the selection is best.._ . ,
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, BALL. a.? ZAPPE
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' Dealers in 'Hardware and Furniture
Modern Ambulance Service, Funeral Directors •
• Store Phone 195
DOUGLAS G. BALL JOHN J. ZAPPE
Phone 110 • Phone 108
FOR THE LATEST IN PLUMBING FaTuggs
. ALSO .RIDGE ROLL ETC., SEE •
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Hugh' 11.:, ilivvkins
-' Plumbing, Heating, Sheet Metal Work , , •
Agent for Reda Furnace
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' 'ZORRA -HIGHLAND 'GATHERING
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' , ElVIBRO MONDAY JULY 2nd _ ::.,••• :- •
Ten Big Pipe Bands. — -Three Contests -
• • America's Greatest Pipers and Dancers .,.,
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• • . ' . in Competition- - ' . ..2.
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Full DaY of Highland Sport. , . . Dance at Night
• Refreshinerits- Served on Grounds
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' St. Pies W...A.
• The Juine meeting of St. PauPe
AT. A. was held on Tuesday after-
umonnee.atThtehtfirshtelvinece,opfresiCdoeln.t,HM:IrTs,..
;Rev.) R. M. Bulteel presided, and
ed in the ,opening •prayer,S, and
..itany. -Mrs. D. H. McInnes read the
;cripture passage, John 3, 146. Re-
sorts wore given by the secretaries
rf the various departments. ,
The chapter , on the- •
rom the Study Book, West ofthe
"....
)ate Line” was giyen• by Mrs may
icKinnon, aSsiated by Mks E. Hail'
a the conclusion a the meeting
Its.' Bulteel proneineed the Mile-
liction. Dainty refreshments were
erved and a social time enjoyed by
11. ••Evening
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VARNA.
The Orange service whichh was
eld in the United Church Sunday
veiling, • was largely • attended.
everal visiting Lodges were pre-
ant. The parade was headed by the
fe and drum band of Woodharn, who
layed several selections which wei'e
tich, enjoyed. Rev. noba lien was
le guest sPealter. ' ' , ' ' .
Elliott °Miter of London, is hall-
lying at .the parental home. "
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is spending some time with his Wife
and'family and his -parents,' Mr. and
Mrs. Jno. Mash.
, • ., from
Mr.R. Morrison and fnend,
Kitchener' spent Sunday with gr.
and Mrs. M. Elliott and family,
On: Thursday - afternoon of last
week the members •• of St. johns
Women's• Auxiliary, entertained the
members of St. James 'W. A. Middle-
ton .and Trinity Church Bayfield; a
the Rectory. Mrs. Colelough who
went as a delegate from Middleton,
gave a splendid report of the meet.
ing of the Huron Diocesan Board,
which was held in London at Annual
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Spring meeting. • •
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'Auxiliary of W. W. - ., .
The June meeting of the Evening
Auxiliary of. W. M. S. was held
Thursday, June 21st, in the church
hall, commencing with a supper et
0.00 pM. There were 20 inembe•rs
present.
The President, Helen Nediger
took the businec,s part of the meet-
ing. It was decided to dispense with '
the jury and August meetings.
The Roll call was answered by "An
interesting item on various catted-
rals of note in &rape",
The Study ofBurma was intro -
dueed, -by Jean Currie, assisted by
IsoIsobelRm... •,.4,,, 4,0,1 ,, e• •n.....- _ -
graLs°anof Clil;t'on, ..Sl.calleeedeY‘ andonWS1loirilebeWligun6
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formers • sister,'A11
:'6111 there, A .discussicTr.' Period fellote4
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SumizY. •.• • ,and,a hymn and"Prayer closed the,
f1iL Win. IlfeAsh of lt,C.A.F.,, N.B., , nee -