The Clinton News Record, 1942-06-18, Page 8PAGE 8',
imireee
Lawn .Mowers',' Scythes,
Sickles, Rakes,, does,
Shovels and spades
AND ALL NECESSARY TOOLS FOR A
GENERAL CLEANUP
Coleman Stoves, Hotplates, Ovens, .Point Toasters.
SUTTER 6' PERDUE
HARDWARE, PLUMBING & ELECTRICIAN'
PHONE 147w.
CLINTON, TONT
Setter Grade Suits
Specially Priced For June
Don't miss this chance to get one of these fine pure wool Ehglish
Worsted Suits. They come in all the latest shades and are made in
both Double Breasted and the new Single Breasted Models. The
quality is Right. The styles are Right and the price is exceptionally
low.
PRICED AT $22.95 $24.95 and .$25.'95
Extra pants to match some suit's —$4.95 and 5.95
Summer Shoes priced to Clear
BROKEN LINES AND SIZES AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES
WOMEN'S SHOES $1.00, $1.50 and $1.95
CHILDREN'S SHOES $1.00 pair up
ODD LINES AS LOW AS 59c PAIR
Plumsteel Bros.
Arrow Shirts — Adam- Hats — Scott & McHale Shoes for Men
Agents Tip Top Tailors.
NOW IS THE TIME
To store your furs and heavier winter wearing apparel, blankets,
etc. The place to store them is in the famous
LANE CEDAR . CHESTS
where moths are absolute strangers. We were fortunate in secur-
ing several before the prices advanced.
We can also show you a nice new line of Bedroom Suites—a
few second hand Prams.
IN THE HARWARE DEPT.
We have a large stock of hay forks, rope, and cable and smaller
sized ropes for all purposes.
If yon are thinking of brightening up your home we carry a
full line of the old reliable Sherwin-Williams Paints. Varnishes and
Shellacs:
JOIN YOUR RESERVE ARMY NOW
"The Store With The Stock"
BALL & ZAPFE
Hardware -- Furniture -- Funeral Directors -- Ambulance Service.
W. Ball, Phone 361. PHONE 195 J. J. Zapfe, Phone 103. '.
CONSTANCE
Mrs. Arthng Bromley of Northern
Ontario, is spending a couple of weeks
with her parents Mr. and Mrs° James
Dale.
Mrs. Leo. Stephenson, and Billy
spent the weekend with Mr. Leo.
Stephenson at Fort Erie,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lawson and Mrs,
Vern Dale spent Sunday with Mrs.
Taylor of Sea -forth.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Lawson and
Mrs. Robt. Lawson spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. John Davidson.
Reeve John Ferguson is in -Gode-
rich this week attending the Huron
County Couneii.
Miss Margaret Carter spent the
Weekend with Mr. and Mrs, John
Ferguson'.
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Summerhill lied Cross:
The Summerhill Red Cross Group
held their meeting at the home of
Mrs. W. Lovett with the president in
the chair, the meeting opened , with
'singing "God Save the King", follow -
by,, ed the Red. Cross Prayer. The
minutes of the last meeting were
read and adopted, 27 members and 7
visitors were present. Mrs. N .Ball
gave the treas. report, there is 222.64
on hand. It was moved by Mrs. Gib-
bings and second by Mrs. A. Osbald-
eston not to publish individually the
amounts given at the Red Oross• Cam-
paign. The donations at this meeting.
were: Junior Red Cross of S,S. No. 12,
$21.00; Mrs. •Cotton, $1.00; Mrs. J.
Watkins $5.00. The Red Cross Cam-
paign was $51.25. A apron donated
by Isabel Forbes brought $1.75. In,
the afternoon a quilt was quilted and
patches sewed. The election of of-
ficers were: lion. Pres., Mrs. G.
!Smith; president, Mrs. A. Osbaldest-
ion; vice president, Mrs. P. Gibbings;
secretary, Mrs. N. Wright; sewing
com., Mrs. W. Lovett; Mrs. E. Ball;
quilting con., Mrs. W. Penfound,
Mrs. 0. Rapson; lunch, Mrs. E'. Blake,
warn, Mrs. R. Smith, Mrs. J. ,Gib-
bings, ,'finance, W. Hoggarth, ,chair-
man, R. Smith E. Blake N.'Wri Wright.
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The next meeting. will be held at
the home of Mrs: W. Merrill on Thurs-
day' afternoon, July 2. The roll call
to be answered:' by paying ofl ees•
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Hostesses: ,Mrs. W .Gihibngs, Mrs P
Gibbings, Mrs. J. Forbes Mrs.rr,,k
Vodden. •
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HE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD,
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TIlUR`JUNE 18,1942:
FATHER'S_ DAY
You, tootcan +celebrate Father's'
Day, June 21st,;.. It's 'only fitting that
festive cheer of Dadi's own day be
spread around with a remembrance
befitting. Dad, himself. He may say
its just `foolishness `to remember him
it reetin card but that is just
with g �
an unassuming pose. He may be
aged but you will find mileage in
him yet.
Fine old generous Dad,the great
provider, he Won't let you know that
he is aware that there is a Father's
Day. That is his innate modesty,. but
he would, at least • once a year,. like
you to say "you're swell" •even when
he knows its his money that paid for
the greeting card. Sunday, June 21st
is Dad's, Day. Let him know it:
The man who can "deliver ' the
goods" nowadays is some man.
Hollywoods Song Folio No. 3 --con-
tains. 20 songs with. guitar chords,
among them, Miners Tune, Some-
body Nobody Loves, L Know Why,
Chattanoogo Choc ,Choo, Orange
Blossoms Lane and the price is 60c.
In our quest for something to gen-
erate greater and better merchandis-
ing with a profit for our patrons and
one fore ourselves, resulted in our
finding a Red, White and Blue box
containing 24• sheets paper and like
quantity envelopes £or 25o. The
quality is good and it is white which
is saying much, We are told that
"cloudy" (of colour) paper will soon
be coming along showing a loss of
whiteness then flexibility and adapta-
bility will shape your standard of
choice. If you have bought one of
these boxes you are probably pleased,
if not this ad brings welcome news.
Hoarding is not ownership.
—t—
Tie W. D. Fair Co
Often the Cheapst—Alwayi the BOK
,ilua14W.
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}i,IGd.t t•mu�ooi_illllli 111.„,
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Paterson spent
Sunday in Wingliam, with friends.
Mr. John Wallis of Rudyard, Micjl.,
visited friends in town on Monday
last.
Mrs. Donald MacLeod of Val -Dor,
Quebec, is visiting her father, Mr.
Ralph Tiplady.
Mr. A. Benson Corless of Acton spent
the weekend with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs, M. T. Corless.
Mrs. Sheddon of Woodstock visited
her mother, Mrs. E. Herrman and
sister'Mrs. Theo. Fremlin this week.
Mr. E. L. Mittell is attending Grande
Lodge of the I.O.O.F. in Toronto,
representing Clinton Lodge, No. 83.
Miss Barbara Shepherd of the Royal
Bank staff here is holidaying at her
home in Hensall and in Detroit,
Mich.
Misses Annice Bartliff and Eva Cluff
were guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Adams, Constance, last
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Marshall of Hamil-
ton spent the weekend with Mrs, R.
Webster of town and the Webster
brothers of Varna.
Mr. and Mrs. Don. Ewart, Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar Stewart, and ' Mr. D.
Foss of Toronto were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. E. W. Morrison over the
weekend.
Miss Edna LeBas on the staff of the
Bank of Montreal, Georgetown, has
been spending her holiday with Mr.
and Mrs. F. W. Johntson, Ratten-
bury street.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Mc3wan attended
the annual nurses graduation cere-
mony of. Victoria Hospital, London,
this week when their niece Marion
Fletcher Dougall. was one of the
graduating class.
Miss Marjt}tie Henderson is on a
holiday trip to Montreal and Miss
Edith Paterson is supplying in the
Agricultural Office here during
Miss Henderson's absence.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hume and sons
George and David of Milton, atten-
led the Salkeld Reunion at Sea -
forth on Saturday ,and visited their
father O. J .Wallis of town, who re-
turned with them for a few weeks
visit.
Lieut, A. D. Thomas,, Ens. R. H.
Tabling, Lt. (jg) H. A. McOonnabty,
and Lt. (jg.) M. B. Pickett. all of
the U.S.N.R. were guests last'week-
end of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gnu-
. inghame at J.K.J., their summer
home in Bayfiehl.
The following from here were guests
at' the MacNicol—Mc'Brien wedding
in Detroit on, ' Saturday, June 6,
Mrs. T. Mason 'and Miss Madelaine,.
Mrs. J..»M Brien and Mrs. Fred
Hanley and Miss Lois .and Mr.. and
Mrs. Secord McBrien • .and Miss
Maxine of .Clinton; Mr: and Mtg..
Harry Ford and Mr. and Mrs O.
,.l1iller' of, Godei:ich: ' -t
victory Gardens
We ].ave the plants for your
Victory gardens, Fill' up all , the
corners. We must all grow all we
can. We can supply you with:
Tomato Plants,Cabbage... Cauli-
flower; Celery,; „ Peppers and Egg
Plants,
12 you havenit room' for a lot
plant at least, a few. We are pre-
pared ,to sell you just what you
may need and if possible help you
with . your, gan'dien p}•o'bleins.
No garden is complete without
L
Make yours gay with
bloo'm.. We haye:
suers, Snapdragon, Ageratum,
Blue Petunias, :Nemesia, Dahlias,
Zinnias, Balsams, Tagetes, 'An-
nual Gaillardia. Salvia,{ English
Daisies and Blue Salvia, also • Rose
Bushes.
F. R. CUNINGHAME
Member of Florists Tel. °Del As.
Personal care 'given every order
and special attention given to
funeral ordera.
Phones 176 and 31
WEEKEND
SPECIALS
1 bag (25 qt.) NEWPORT
FLUFFS (Puffed Wheat) .... 39c
1 doz. ZINC JAR RINGS 25c
1 large bottle VANILLA 24c
1 lb. REX BULK COCOA 19c
6 bars P. & G. SOAP ' 29c
1, 5 STRING BROOM with order 24e
1 pkg. PRINCESS SOAP
FLAKES . 19c
% lb. BLUE RIBBON TEA 43c
1 lb. BLUE RIBBON BAKING
POWDER . 24c
2 pkg. NOODLES 25c
4 lb. NEW WASHED CARROTS
(Topless) . 25c
5 lb. NEW POTATOES 25c
1 lb. FANCY CAKES at 22c and 25c
W. L. 'JOHNSON
GROCER
Delivery Hours 4 to 6 p.m. ... °
PH NE 286
Superor Stores
PHONEi11I1—CL1NTON.
SPECIALS FOR
June, .18, 19, 20th
HILLCREST LARD lb. 13c
CHASE AND SANBORN'S
COFFEE 1 lb. tin 49c
MIRACLE WHIP SALAD
DRESSING 8 oz. jar
214
32 oz. jar 49c'
PINEAPPLE JAM SANDWICH
BISCUITS lb. 19c
AYLMER TOMATO OR VEG-
ATABLE SOUP 20 oz. 2 tins . 25c
ROYAL YORK CHEESE �/a lb20c
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 20 oz.
2 tins 25e
2 IN 1 SHOE POLISH paste tin ,10c
CASTLE FLOOR WAX 1 Ib. tin 27c
ORANGES. size 344s doz. 24c
LEMONS lge. size 4 for 10c
GRAPEFRUIT 5 for 25c
BEETS 2 bunches 15c
1. B. TKDMPSON
BRUCEFIELD
School Section. No. 10 Stanley are
holding their picnic on Friday after-
noon, June 26th at the grounds All
ex -pupils are extended an invitation.
Bring sandwiches.
Mr. • and Mrs. Fred Burdge received
a cablegram on Tuesday from their
son, Pte. Win. Burdge ,that he had
arrived safe and, well in England. ,
Mr. Jack Cairnie, R.C.N.V.R. To-
ronto, spent the weekend' at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. H. Dalrymple.
We are sorry to report that Mr. J.
K. Cornish hassick hope he
beenbut b
will soon be ;out again.
Mr. and Mrs. B Kaiser of Detroit
are visiting relatlyes in the village
and in 'Hensall.
Pte. Jas McPullY of Hamilton spent
Motif&ay at his Wilde here.
• TUCKERSMITB.
Sunday School 'Anniversary was
conducted in Turner's, Church on
Sunday. The Children's choir- sup, -
plied -the music. Mr. George Turner
favoured with a solo and Ml's. J.
Turner anti ' Miss E. Pepper with a
duet.: Rev. A. Atkinson! of Brucefield
was preacher and took for his. sub-
ject "Consider The Lillies".: The
church was beautifully decorated for
the occasion with peonies, roses ,and
Iris.
Church Service will begin next
Sunday, June 21, at 9.45 a.m. with
Rev. Hairs. of Thann,es 'Road for
preacher.
The Tuckersmith Ladies Club are
entertaining the W.A. and W.M.S. of
Ontario St.. Clinton, and the W.M.S.
ladies of E'gmondville this Thursday
afternoon.
HELP THE REI} CROSS
DANCE
sponsored by Huron Road Happy War
Workers Club in
TOWN HALL. CLINTON
Tuesday, 'June 23rd
Music: CKNX RANCH BOYS
Proceeds in Aid of War Purposes
ADMISSION: 35c
The draw for quilt donated by the
Club will be made at the dance
Annual Strawberry Festival
Tuesday, June 23rd
Supper served from 7 to 9 p.m.
sponsored' by the Londesboro United
Church Sunday School and held on the
COMMUNITY HALL GROUNDS
LONDESBORO
Followed by program consisting of
play, "Bolts and Nuts," presented' by
the Auburn Dramatic Society and
sponsored by the choir of the church.
Special music given between a*.
Come prepared to enjoy a good supper
and loads of fun from this humorous
play.
Admission: Adults $5c; Children 20c
SPECIAL VALUESJUNE x8,19.., 2QTH,
NATIONAL SOAP RED & WHITE CUSTARD
FLAKES 5.lb. box 42c POWDER 16 oz tin 25c,,
GOLDEN GLOW DUNDURN PLUM
COFFEE lb. bag... 39c JAM 32''oz. Jar...... 2'9c
PRUNES New Large, Meaty 2
25c:
YOUR
CHOICE
196 ib.
SOUP Clark's Tomato or Veg. 2 tins
15c
Tip Top Tomato Surprise Tip Ton
JUICE SOAP TOMATOE19
2 tins 19c 4 cakes ... 19c titins 25c
GARDEN FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Juicy Sunkist
()ranges doz. 25c
New Green
Beans lb. —... 19c
Seedless 5 for.
Grapefruit ... 25c
New Texas
Onions 3 lbs. 20c
LEAF LETTUCE
RADISHES
GR. ONIONS
CUKES
TOMATOES
SPINACH
CARROTS
PINEAPPLE
CAULIFLOWER
BERRIES
Choice Large
Lemons 3 for 10c
Large Head
Lettuce '2 for 19c
New Ontario ,
Beets 2 for 15c
New Ontario
Cabbage 2 lb. 11c
C. M. SHEARING
PHONE 48 For Quality Foods CLINTON
WHY NOT HAVE YOUR
Plumbing or Furnace Overhauled
DURING THE SUMMER
Help will be scarce so get your order in and be ready for the
cold weather.
PRICES CHEERFULLY GIVEN ON PLUMBING AND HEATING
T. �a��k1n� HARDWARE and
PLUMBING
j Phone 244
HELP THE RED CROSS HELP THE RED CROSS`
GOOD VALUES
White Footwear for Women, Misses,
in Tan or Black Leather and many
MENS JERSEYS, Pennman
brand
39c
Briefs to snatch
MENS SHIRTS OR DRAWERS
Pennman brand per garment 69c
MENS COMBS. with long legs and
short sleeves per -suit .,...-.,,.,.,..,. 98c
MENS BROADCLOTH PYJAMAS
per suit $1.79
MENS DRESS SHIRT'S good qual-
ity prices ...... r. 1.25, 1.59, 1.69, 1.89
MENS SPORT SHIRTS colors
white or blue prices $1.49, $1.89
MENS WORK SHIRTS
95c,$1.15,$1.25
MENS WASHABLE PANTS sum-
mer weight per pair $2.25
WENS WORK PANTS
$1.89, $2.25
MENS OVERALLS
$1.6'0, $2.25, $2.89
MENS WORK CAPS 29c and 35c
Children, Boys and Men..., Also sizes
lines of Sport Wear.
MENS STRAW HATS 19c and 25c
49c MENS DRESS BELTS
$2.89
50c
BOYS BROADCLOTH
PYJAMAS $1.19
BOYS DRESS SHIRTS
75c, 89c, $1.00
BOYS WORK SHIRTS
75c, 85c, $1.00
BOYS. OVERALLS Walker brand
ages 8 $1.39
ages 10, 12, 14, 16,
$1.55
BOYS WORK PANTS color blue
prices $1.00' and $1.55
BOYS SPORT SHIRT $1.29
BOY DRESS PAN'AS .
$1.89. $2.25,
$2.89
BOYS SUSPENDERS 25c and 29c
Clifford Lobh,.k. S.on
PHONE 40,
THE, STORE tHAT:.SAVES YOU MONEY.
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