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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1945-08-23, Page 8r.i Leave Your Order With " Sutier Perdue Hardware �( I '(11'7 + 1;1111I,I I'll rn f j� l 1 i f o{i tl,.f i bd f di F 1 (aver *at 4I)t9i' shabby exteriors with-10.1-INS-MANVILLE ith1011NS-MANVILLE Cedargrain SIDING SHINGLES • Beautify and protect your home, inexpensively, with J -M Asbestos "Cedargtains". Grained like finest wood shingles, yet fireproof, Costa no more 'ban ordinary materials.•cs3 HEADQUARTERS FOR •J'OHNS-MANVILLE MATERIALS w Fall- Suits For Men and. Boys are now coming into stock. Shipments are earlier this year but • the supply will still be limited. Make sure of getting first choice by buying early. The Boys Suits are tweeds in fancy patterns and made with two pair of trousers. Mens Topcoats for fall in Fancy Tweeds. New styles at the same old prices. Made -to -measure suits for civilians are now rationed. Order yours early in the month and be one of the lucky ones, as each months supply is limited. Suits for returned service men are not included in above, as they are on a priority list and are assured of two weeks delivery. Tip Top Tailors, made to measure suits at same old prices— Men's $29.75;. Ladies $31.00 Plumsteel Bros. MA* -- Alan RAU -- &oft A !acids fleas ter lieu Astute Tile TW 'Woes. ' 1 nyl 32 Pc sets of Fine China 8,15 & 8.75 38 pc. tea sets Fine China 9.45 & 9.75 Hand -painted parchment Waste Paper Baskets; S.rap 'books, Writing desk pads, Photog,aph Albums, Autograph books, Address Books, Recipe books etc. An excellent; gift iteht. Hand carved and Hand painted wooden plaques, &so a lovely gift item. A choice of china and brown -betty teapots .80e and up. McEwan,Co, `OFTEN THE CHEAPEST ALWAYS THE BEST" PHONE 84 � v a • � uftiif'h�, r WE HAVE A COMPLETE STOCK OF , Dress Goods, Suitings, Coatings and Trimmings ALSO :d LACE, EMBROIDERING,AND INSERTION BROWNS One Door North of Royal Bank CLINTON LIONS SPONSOR RED CROSS FROLIC Wed., Aug. 29 Bingo, Baseball, Easy Money, and other Gaines Refreshment Booth. DANCE IN TOWN HALL at 10.00 p.m. DRAW FOR PRIZES at 11.00 p.m. rucefield Annual Carnival and Dance under'auspices of Patriotic Society • ie `i ;f Centralia Mr Force Kiltie Band in. Attendance Large outside Dance Floor—Geed otehestra•" WHEELS — GAMES- BINGO • •Proceeds for ocnrforts=for boys and girls overseas and to honour- them: on'retdrn f event, of rain r.. ., 1he , n ,in wrll be=held the.:failawing eve„xng.; Miss 'Lillian Garrett is holidaying in Detroit Mich. Mr. and Mrs A. Q. Brandon spent the week end in, Hageesville and Port Dover. Mr. John E. Cuninghame of Owen Sound, is visiting his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Cuninghame. Miss Sybil R. Courtlee of Montreal is spending,lier^holidays:; with her sistefi,s Miss Harriet Courtice. Mr. and Mrs. 'Harold Whitmore and daughter, .16fasy, of Hamilton are visiting relatives in Clinton and vicinity. ,Mr. and Mrs, John Zapfe returned last Sunday after spending two weeks at "The Breakers" South- ampton. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Van Horne and Mary Anne, spent a few days over the week end with friends in Toronto. Mr. Samuel Kemp and Miss Eleanor left on Tuesday for Holly, Mich„ where they will visit Mr. and Mrs Thomas Kemp. Mrs, Anna Barcoc of Winnipeg has returned to her home after spend- ing the past six weeks at .the home of her sister, Miss Mabel Rathweil. Mrs. A. L. Thompson, and baby Anne, returned home after a months visit with her mother-in-law, Mrs. A. Thompson at Havelock, Ont. Miss Agnes Agnew of Connaught Laboratories, TJniversity of Toronto was home for a weeks holidays with her parents, Mayor and Mrs, Agnew. Mr. and Mrs. B. Yea of Toronto- and Mas. James Malcolm of Mitchell, spent a few days last week with their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Layton, Mr. Clifford Tyndall has returned to Toronto, and was accompanied by his son, Clifford, who has spent 6 weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Trewartha. - Miss Margaret Lockwood has re- turned to 'T'oronto, after having spent a couple of weeks holidays with bar rarents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Lockwood. Mac, Alex Buchannan and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fairbairn of 'Hensel', visited last week with their sister 1 Mrs. R. Dalrymple and , their niece Mr's. Frank Layton. Mr. Ernest Gila of Ferndale, Mich., with • Mrs. Gilbert Brown and family Helen and -Jack Brown of Pontiac, Mich., spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin •CrT T and other friends. • Rev. George R. Thompson of Truro, N. S and Mr: J. M. Kirby of Oshawa, have been holiday visi- tors at the home of the former's parents, Ma: and Mac. Harry J. Thompson. Rev, Geo. left. Monday to join his wife and daughter .in Elisabeth, New Jersey enroute to Truro. Lt. G. E. De-Vilbuss and Mrs. De- Vilbuss and rim ad son David of Taft, Texas, were guests last week at the home of Mr. and Mas. Fred. Haniey. Lt. De-Vilbuss' was among the first Americancivilian instrues tors to 'arrive when ' the Radio. schoolen op ed. Since leaving Clin- ton in 1942, ice ; joined the ' _ J.. S. Navy and is •now; stationed in, Washington, D. C. ay 1,' W. thFlo for every`i err ecasiort. ►EEK, END SPECIALS ZINC B1NGS 1 doz. '296 RED or :BLAC'K•JAR Itehbers PINT FRUIT JARS I;er.'Doz. .,983 CROWN Qt. FRUIT TARS per Doz. 1.19 KELI,:OGGS CORN FLAKES 8 oz. '8 pkgs , ... , 25d ROBIN HOOD OATS pkg . , , . 27c VITA $WHEAT GERM 3 lb pkg. 25 CHAMP; (The Magie Cleanser) • �. prig ..:.... .....:..... toe R. CUNINGHAME MAXWELL,HOUSE :COFFEE Ib, `45 VEGETABLE'S 2 tins .. 180 MOTHER PARKER TEA a/c Ib 40c SUNSET DYES per pkg. 15e NUTRIM:. BABY FOOD. pkg. 29s -49e CARNATION MILK 6 tins .. , . 63e SUNBURY BLEND TEA % Ib. 35e WHEAT PUFFS 1 bush. , 45e VINEGAR pure white wine 1 gal 49e PICKLING •SPICES pkg. : 53 ORANGES .. , .. 342s, 388s 25e doz. ....39c Doz. BISON or BABBITT Cleanser pkg. 5 KRAFT; DINNER pkg.- 19e Member of Florists Tel, Del, As. Personal care given every order ,,and special attention given to Funeral Orders, Phone 176 and 31 A. L. Cole, R. 0. OPTOMETRIST Eyes examined and glasses, fitted GODEII,ICH, PHONE 33, Week -end sELF EltVE PECIALS AT T 1 THPMPSD.NS SuperiorFood Store KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES • 3 pkgs. • 23c CLARK'S MUSHROOM SOUP 2 tins 17c INGERSOLL RIDEAU CHEESE, % lb pkg. 21e ROYAL YORK THA.. lb . , , . 38c VAN CAMP'S QUICK SERVE' BEANS pkg• . 3, 5c SNOW FLAKE iAMMONICC pkg. 5c HEINZ,. VHGETABLE SOUP, 2 10 oz. tins 25c NEW ,PORP eFLTIFES 8 qt. bag 25c BAWES FLOOR WAX lb. tin• 45c HAWES LEMON OIL 12 oz, ,btI. 25e JAVEX bottle 15e FIVE ROSES MOUE 7 lb. bag 27c ORANGES, Size 252s doz, :47c LEMONS, Size 360s 3 for llc CARROTS lb. 60 POTATOES 15 Ib.'' peck 63e PHONE ORDERS 'FILLED BEAUTY SHOPPE Shampoo Manicure Finger Waves . Permanents Ethel Thompson Princes's St. Best., Phone ' 585 59-tf Lever's Fish and. Chips Now in store .on Highways Open every' day except Monday Open Monday evening, at 9 o'clock Phone 298 or 31 for Residence All orders receive. prompt attention. Successful Music 'Students The following students of A. E. Gook were successful at the Toronto Conservatory of Music mid -summer examinations. Theory Grade 1 First Class Honors Gail Manning. Theory Grade II First Class Honors Alice McKenzie. , Piano Grade II. Honors, Douglas Kilpatrick. Piano, Grade III First Class Honors. Ronald- Philip, ' Piano Grade IV First Class Honors Ma'rguerite Hall. . Piano Grade VI Honors Eileen Purvis. • Jaek Goddard o£ the Conservatory Faculty was in charge of the piano 'work. Due Dates for 'Ration Coupons Coupons. now valid are butter 90 to 119, preserves' 33• to 57 and P1.to P15, sugar 46 tres61. Butter coupons: are good for. ones half pound and ;sugar coupons one. pound. .Each •preserves. coupon <is ,good fox,, one.half.pound: of:'sugee or varying amounts;; of .canned ex:d ,pr ss served fruits, W L JOHNSON 4' SON PHONE 286 GROCERS FREE- DELIVERY August 16 to 18 GLO PADS for Souring Pans 2 pkg. 190 MORLENE BLEACH Concentrated bottle 9e SNOW FLAKE AMMONIA 5 pkg. 25 GUEST BRAND, TOMATO JUICE 2 tins , , 17e HORNE'S COCOA 2 tins . 25c LYNN VALLEY Peas 2 for 27e EWING'S.Custard powder 16 oz. tin 23e PLUM' JAM 2 ib. jars 29e LIBBY'S VEGETABLE Soup 2 tins 19e CAPO DRAIN MEANIE tin ..23c SMITH'S SWEETENED GRAPE c TIIICE bottle .29c GAINE'SG •BISCUITS: pkg. 25c QUAKER CORN FLAKES 8 pkg. 23. COMMANDO LAUNDRY Cleanser pkg 29c LIDO LIQUID. WAX pt. tin 39c GARDEN FRESH FRUITS AND ,FRES. LOOK IN OUR REFRIGERATED . COUNTER FOR HAM & TONGUE LOAF Ib. ..45e. BACK BACON lb. 59e FRESH SAUSAGE lb. .... , , ' 25e FRESH WIENERS ib. • 27e A VMS iwsTN11*.-ROIe54.14Vl . 1CRlIt VW'. CAKE 5e OnaI Lobh le'ree Delivery Legion Auxiliary , The Ladies Auxiliary of the Legion will hold a .meeting in the Legion Hall on Monday evenng, August 27th. Good attendance is asked for,' to ar- range for Zone Rally. The Ladies Auxiliary and -families, are all invited to a picnic at the Lions Park' Sea- forth,,A'ugeat 29th. Bring your lunch basket., 0 . Evening Auxiliary There will he a ,meeting of the Red Cross Evening 'Auxiliary in their rooms on Tuesday evening, August 28th, at 8 o'clock. The members are asked to bring in the anoney received for tickets on the Draw. All knitting and sewing will be received at this meeting, There is a. fresh quota of knitting and the knitters' are asked to get the wool from Mrs, T: Morgan. 0 • PORTER'S HILL •The August Red Cross meeting. was held at the home of ; Mrs. ,Geo, Johnston, 15 ladies being present. One quilt was quilted. Mrs. Wilt.' Cox was appointed sewing convenor in place of Mrs. Les. Cox,. who asked to be relieved from her job. A. gift donated by Mrs. Allen Betties was won by' Mrs. Geo. ,Greenslade. The •September meeting will .be at.' the bottle of Mrs. F. Picot. Mr; and Mrs. Jas. Lockhart re- turned Sunday from Royal Oak, where they spent the past month. 0— CONSTANCE A very„ enjoya'ble' evening was spent et the, home of Mr. and Mrs: Walter, Scott on Monday evening, when about 20 girl friends of Mese Edith "Britton bride -elect of this week was .presented with a miseel laneous shower. A. social -hour was spent in p'aying bingo..The'n Mrs. W, Jewitt played, the Bridal Chorus, and Mrs. Walter Scottled; the bride into a decorated room were the gifts• were arranged, Mrs. Lorne Lawson read the follows brig ti . z Dear Edith: SPECIAL VALUES `FOR' AUGUST 24th & 25th GENT EXTRACT Tanilla 2 for 11c ROSE 'BAISING Powder` Ib. tin 15c TIGER TOMATO 'Catsup Bottle HEINZ BEEF STEAK 24c Same bottle 23c CURLING DRIED Peas 2 pkgs. 'WING'S LEMON PIE i, r 19c Filler 2 pkgs. 1.9c AYLMER DEHYDRATED Beans pkg. 5 SUNBURY''S . Tea % lb '-35 CAKE .. 5c” i ALMOLIVE Soap 3 for 20e AYLMER PICKLED Beets jar 230 POLLY PRIM Peas 2 tins SMITH'S; GRAPE 25c Juice Bottle 24e McLA,RENS VACUIMI SEALED MOYERS SOUR Coffee jar 45- Onions jar 25c:' GARDEN FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES TOMATOES— CORN —' BEANS- PEPPERS — BEETS CABBAGE — CAULIFLOWER — CUKES — PEACHES -. MELONS CALIFORNIA JUICY 088s . •CHOICE ONTARIO' HEAD Oranges doz. 41c Lettuce each 15c CALIFORNIA JUICY 150's CHOICE HEARTS OF Grapefruit 4 for 23c , . Celery bunch 19c CALIFORNIA JUICY 360'8' - CHOICE: LOCAL Lemons 3 for tic Carrots lb. 5c. SHEARING'S i''Oil• FOODS OF FINE QUALITY Phone 48 Free Delivery Clinton Contentment You will find a wonderful stock 'of Furniture to make your children happy and contented•. There are cribs, carriages, bathenettes, .bassinettea, play -pens, toylette seats, high chairs, baby swings and many other ussful article:;. ' So call and see emir stock. BALL & ZA.PFE Dealers in Hardware and Furniture Modern Ambulance Service, Funeral Directors Store Phone 195 DOUGLAS . G. BALL .. . 1 • JOHN J. ZAP1 Phone 110 Phone. 10$ We Have A Full Line Of Johnson's products including Carnu—a high class cat \polish, Lease Plastic clothes lines in 100 and 200 feet length, Hugh L Hawkins Plumbing, Heating, Agent for Recla Furnace You are sitting here before us As others have done before. And we know that you are wishing.. You could heat it out the door.. Now that you have found a man To cherrish all your life We're quite sure you will prove to he A trueeand dung wife. Just a little token Of loving thoughts and true These small gifts We now present to you. Edith then thanked the girls for the gifts in a few chosen words. Lunch was the served by the hostess. To the Farmers of Huron Clinton, Ontario, August 20th, 1945 TO THE FARMERS OF HURON Dear Sir: On August 16th, 1943 the Goderich Elevator Company illegally raised the Trice for loading grain into trucks by one-half eent per bushel on bagged grain not tied, by one cent per bushel on grain bagged and tied. The illegal collections were gontinued until May 7th, 1945, when the Wartime Prices and Trade Board instituted proceed- ings against the company. On July 5th the company was found guilty and fined and are being required by the W. P. T. B. to make refunds farmers direct to f•'illegal- ly 1 c a rs o fall money i lega1- ly'eollected. In order to secure the money a farmer must furnish proof to the W. P. T. B. of having re- ceived grain on which excessive char- ges were paid. The following would probably be accepted by the W. P.„T. B, as ,proof. 1. A receipted bill of grain purchased or a ,cheque which` was given in payment for grain, or a statement from the brooks of the ,dealer from whom the grain was purchased, or a declaration by the dealer 'and the farmer. Partners are advised to have this proof in ieadiness'y'as it' is probable that: an evening meeting willbe held' lmton within a short time with a repyesgntative of the W. P. T. B. present to. ve rt fy ,tliepxoo£s; and hand them on to the elevator,Gpmpapy.,for, cayinent. , .<r, . Further notice will be givep Sheet Metal Work PHONE12441;,,e .4 this meeting when artnget f`i`r, it is urgently requ5ste .,.. Atthe township president and secretary; make the above infozviiation• avail- able to the school"seetion directors. and that they be urged to pass the information on to the farmers: d 1 144444 ' Yours truly, W. V. Roy, Sec.-treas. Huron County Federation of Agr,, • 0 Tants and Owners Owners of self-contained dwell- ings including discharged soldiers who are owners and who gave their tenants proper notice to vacate before July 25 when evictions of well-behaved tenants. were halted bb* regulations may appeal for special. consideration but they must take: action before August 31. According to an announceme lb” made at the regional office of tit Wartime Prices and Trade Bo rd the order which suspended notkaes" to vacate provides that owners "w'h4 have given notices to vacate so that they may use the dwelling as a residence for themselves .or a. member of their families • 'end .feel. that the suspension thereof "imposes an endue hardship anay apply to the court of rental.appeals. The deadline for the appeal is August 31. In making his appeal the owner must file a written statement in duplicate With the Rentals Appraiser. This statement must set forth the reason for his action. The rentals appraiser then ascertains the date of hearing and notifies the tentht and the landlord by registered .nail. If the tenant wishes to oppose the application he may at or ibefore 'the hearing give the landlord a state- ment setting forth his ease. Copies of this, statement must be filed with the rentals appraiser. Both landlord and tenant may• attend the 'hearing and the . eourt will decide the relative needs of,the landlord and tenant. The decision of the court is final. Evictions' of well-behaved tenants were halted July 2S when It was announced ' "in order to ' alleviate' wide -spread distress, it is 'now 'sees nary to protect alt ,well-behaved` tenants of, housing- accoanmodation, !against dispossession until housing; plans arx developed and realized!" ed. r