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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1943-11-11, Page 8iPAGE 8 CALL AND. SEE OUR DISPLAY OF PYREX, OVEN AND GLASSWARE One Large Size Quebec Heater One Large Size, Wood Stove SUTTER 61 PERDUE HARDWARE, PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS PRONE 147n. CLINTON, ONT. w►N WNMN MN.i�sJ NSNNPMp�N.MM� NNVIJY 11 Quality Clothes Perhaps you are hesitating to 'look up that NEW 'SUIT OR OVER COAT you need so badly because you feel that prices must be high and quality low. Come in and let us prove to you that you are wrong. Prices may be a trifle higher than they were a few years ago but for a very moderate price you can still purchase Suite and Overcoats that are the last word in style, material and workmanship. Another Shipment of new Over- coats expected this week Men's Fine Quality Shoes We are indeed proud 'of the fine shoes we can offer you in Black or Brown, Calf or Kid. All are Goodyear Welts and made by some of Canada's leading manufacturers.. Buy Quality Shoes at lurnsteel Bros. Arrow- Shirts -- Adam fiats — Scott & McHale Shoes tar Mem Agents Tip Top Tailors. (YPRO Nir)Iii INSULATION THICK - FIRE PROOF SANITARY EASY TO INSTALL YEAR 'ROUND COMFORT . . Insulate your house now and be comfort. able both winter and summer. GYPROC WOOL Thick Insula tion quickly pays for itself because it SAVES FUEL Let usmeasure your house and give you an estimate a Phone 97J V. D. FALCONER Clinton, Ont. Deer Shooting in Bruce Next Week An open season for deer will be held next weetc in the County of Bruce The dates are from Nov. 15th to Nov. 20th inclusive. The use of dogs will not be allowed. Reports are that deer are very scarce in the south part of the,eounty. Farmers who other years saw 'many about their properties say that few have been seen in the open this year. It is thought that they may not only be scarce but that after the shooting of last year the animals are keeping closer to the bush. v King Praises Huron Fliers Two R.C.A.F. officers of No. 12 E.F.T.S, Sky Harbour, Flt. Lt. Swan- bergson, C.F.I. and PO. Balduff, a fly - nig instructor, have received commen- dation from King George for Meritor- sous service. Of Icelandic origin, Fit. Lt. Swan. berguson :has been flying since,' 1927. He was once a sky writer. He has been `with the R.C.A.F. since' 1930. has a fine record and is a strong pro- ponent roponent of safe flying. , Pilot Officer Balduff is an 'Amer- ican, - a native of Colorado and . also has a remarkable fine flying record He and his wife and five children live on a small farm near . the airport. * arrnin .not fl in g, y g, is his hobby. Decorate Huron Armories The exterior of the armories in Goderich is to be painted; and the in, terior whitewashed by the municip. ality of Goderich, which owns the. building, under an agreement with the town and the Department of Defence The government will undertake chan- ges in the interior which will include the i"enovation of the lecture room and officers and the builidng of a new re- creation room. This announcement is made by Lt. Col. R. C. Hays, K. C.', officer: com- manding "C" Company, Middlesex Huron Regiment. Every Tuesday and Friday nights, Officers and N.O.O. training classes are being held at the armories` and will continue for twelve weeks. The instructions come from headquarters at London. "C" Company is now well equipp- ed. A Boys anti -Tank rifle has been added recently, also web equipment, bayonets and gas respirators for the full company. There also are Bren and Rising machine guns, 22 target rifles and five thousand tons of am- munition, Springfield rifles, ere. The company will be at Strathroy on November 20-21 to participate in a battalion .scheme. THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD To Get a Letter Write a Letter We have an advantageous offering, in writing 'paper) and 'envelopes in every price range aiid quality, includiig Air Mail Paper See our display of War Sav- fngs Christmas cards. There are six designs to choose from and they are free with a purchase of War Savings Stamps. • "OFTEN THE CHEAPEST ALWAYS THE BEST" McEwan's Books & Stationery PHONE 84 ,uIIIIIl111p :millllllllllhlnnm n mlaillPlli��iillll`� Mrs. C. A, Salisbury of London spent Sunday with relatives here. Miss Greta Taylor of London was a week end visitor at her home in town. Mrs. Robert McKinley of Zurich, is the guest of hers sister, Mrs. John McKinley. Messrs. Thomas Churchill and I. Le Beau are hunting in the Parry Sound District. Mr. Ray Rumball of Montreal visited his mother, Mrs. J. B. Rumball, for a few days this week. Dr, G. S. Elliott and Miss Pearl El - Batt of London were week end visit- ors at their home in town. Mrs, Green (nee Grace Hellyer) of Corpus Christi, Texas, is visit- ing her father, Mr. W. H. Hellyar, Cpl, 'McCann, Mrs. McCann and son Bobby have returned after spend- '1 ing two weeks with Dr. McCann irlR Winnipeg. Mrs, William Ball and little son, Nelson, who have spent the past WEDDINGS MORGAN—COLE' A pretty 'lint quiet wedding took place at the parsonage of Memorial Baptist Church, Stratford, on Satur- day afternoon at 8.00 o'elocic when Rev: l8, 11. Chipchase united in`mar- riage Corporal Ellen Jane Cole, Kit- chener' and Mr. Joseph Patrick Mor- gan, Clinton. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E: Cole, 88 Lau- rier' street Stratford, and the 'bride- groom 'is the son of the late Mr, and Mrs. •Samuel ' Morgan, Belfast, Ire- land. The bride wore a 'wool suit in air force blue shade with black aceessor- ies and a corsage of 'roses and' ferns. 'Miss 'Ethel .Cole'' was her sister's bridesmaid, • wearinga` brown 'wool suit''ttimnied with beige with which she wore'brown accessories and a corsage sof roses and fern. Mr. Fred Gilbert was the hest roan`: Following the ceremony a reception was • held 'at' the borne of the bride's parents and a .buffet luncheon was served to a number of relatives and friends, attending from Halifax, N.S„ Toronto and Clinton. Later Mr. and+ Mrs. Morgan left on a short honey-(! moon trip. JORNSTON. —PJ LWfiOD In a charming 'ceremony at St, Paul's Anglican Church, Clinton, at high noon Wednesday, Lucy ,Made- line Ellwood, became the bride of Wil- liam Beverly, Johnston of Goderich, Rev. G. W< Moore officiated. The. bride is the, only daughter of - Mr and Mrs Ernest Ellwood' of Clinton; the bridegrooms,: a son of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Johnston, Gode- rich. Decorations of hemlock with while chrysanthemums, were used effectiv- ely in. the church where the bridal music was played by Mrs. Theo. Frem- lin. The guest pews were marked off with white tulle streamers. Given in marriage 'by her father the bride wore a floor length gown of white slipper satin, fashioned on simple lines with three quarter length sleeves, full skirt and sweetheart neck- line. Her three-quarter length veil of embroidered net fell from an Eliza- bethan headdress, and she carried a cascade bouquet of Pearson red roses, She also wore a single strand o, pearls, the, gift of the groom, and white satin. fingerless gloves. Miss Marie Ellwood, attended her cousin as bridesmaid. She was dressed in pale blue satin, fashioned on the same lines as the bride's'gown with match ng headdress of feathers and shoulder ength veil. She carried yellow chrys- anthemums in an arm bouquet. 0, D. Jack Duckworth .of Godericb A is home on leave, was best man The ushers were Frank Ellwood of Wiarton, brother of the bride an( PAPER WHITE NARCISSUS BULBS Plant now and have Bloom for Christmas They are easily grown in eith- er soil or in water with stones to support them..They make attractive and inexpensive .gifts. Use them to make happy your sick or -shut-in friends. 10 Cents Each • 3 FOR' 2Ge POTTED MUMS IN BUD and BLOOM 50e to $L50 Each "SUNNY JIMS" COMPLETE, •4V)T'R SEED 75c ]AACU F. R. CUNINGHAME Member of Florists Tel. Del. As. Personal care given every order and special attention given to.. Funeral Orders. Phone 176 and 31 Superior Store PHONE 111--CI1NTON. SPECIALS FOR November 11, 12, 13. READICU'T MACARONI OR SPAGHETTI, 2 lbs .... 9c KELLOGG'S CORNFLAKES 4, 8 ounce Pkgs ........ 29e SUPERIOR BAKING POWDER 16 ounce tin 19c FRY'S COCOA 54 lb tin 19c VAN CAMP'S PRE-COOKED BEANS, 12 ounce 2 pkg. 29c FLO-GLO LIQUID WAX 20 ounce 'jar 29c OXO CUBES, 10s Package 25c OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 2 Tins 21c PURE LARD 1 pound 190 JAVEX 2 bottles 29c - HAWES FLOOR WAX 1 Ih tin .... 45c CAMAY SOAP, 3 Bars 19e GRAPEFRUIT, Size 96s 2 for Newton Black of Goderich. blaring the signing of the register, Mr. Ralph Henderson of Goderich, sang "Be- cause.' The reception was held at the br'ide's home. Princess street. Mtn. Ellwood received in a smart street ength gown of turquoise blue crepe with navy. accessories and corsage o pink roses. Mrs. Johnston chose it two piece plum coloured crepe dress with black accessories and also wore few weeks at Nanaimo, B. C., have returned and are at present with Mrs. J. Mossop, at Varna. V CONSTANCE The autumn thankoffering of Con- stance W.M.S, was held at the home of the president, Mrs, Wm. Britton on Wednesday of last week. The meet- ing was opened by .singing hymn 81. followed by prayer by Mrs. P, Lind- say, Mrs. Menzies and Mrs. B. Snell; t Mrs. Lindsay read the Bible lesson b and Mrs. ' Britton 'gave a short on verses read. A solo by Mrs. Menzies followed by a i}eading from the life of Wni. Casey, first missionary to In- dia by Mrs. Win. Jewitt, a solo' by Met. G. Mclllwain and Miss E. Brit- ton was much appreciated. The press,. dent then introduced the guest speak- er, Mrs.. Roy Lawson, d " Seaforth, t who took as her Subject "the bt and o road and the narrow road" taken, L from Matthew '7: 13-14. The closing hymn 296 was sung Mrs. Britton pro- nounced the benediction. After winchd a social time was enjoyed. A chicken pie supper is being held a corsage of roses. The bride's table 'was centred with the four -tiered wed, ding cake, pink candelbra in glass holders and pink and white streamers. Bronze baby mutts were the only ther decorations in the diningroom. The buffet Iuncheon was served by four friends of the bride, Misses Marie Savage, Lois Hanley, Audrey CoIqu- boun and "Shirley Turner. Later, Mr. and Mrs. Johnston left on a motor trip east. The bride hose for travelling a two-piece dress n )moss green with brown accessories Town feather hat with veil and 0 tweed coat.. They will reside in Gode- rieh. v Hope Speech Will. End Peace Talk( The British Press expressed hope Ila Prhne Minister Churchill's speech n'Tuesday might put an end to un- timely talk and halt declines on the ondon and New York Stock exchan s which have been attributed to a sull- en wave of over -optimism. Mr. Churchill repeatedly warned against any hope of a sudden German ollapse and the Financial News, commenting on the market fluctua in the Constance United Church on Wednesday evening Nov. 17th. There will be a good program. Proceeds to go to the Red Cross. The draw for the petal quilt will be made. Mr. and. Mrs. Lorne E. Lawson were in London recently on Radio business. Mr. and Mrs; ,Walter Scott accom- panied them. P Quite a number from the commun. 1 ity attend the Federation of Agricul e ture banquet concert and dance at Londesboro last Thursday night. Miss Helen Thompson, who has been visiting Mn and Mrs. E. Adams re- turned home to St. Williams on Fri- a day tions, said that if peace expectations were to blame "then perhaps Mr. Churchill's speech will make people think again." The test of the London press fol- lowed much the same vein in ap- landing the Prime Minister for putt- ng a datiiper on unjustified peace xpectations, The :Times called ,Mr. Churchill's speech a summons tothe people "to eseh.ew speculation . . and to brace thetnselves instead to face the elim x of their long struggle." The News -Chronicle. asserted: "It LEMONS; . Size' 300s 3 for Ile CALIFORNIA GRAPES Pound 21e 19c T, fl.1��MPSON DANCE In S. S. No. 11 School House Goderich Township Friday, November 19th Good Music with new and old time Dancing Lunch Sold. Admission 25 cents Proceeds for War Relief 69-2 BAZAAR In Council Chambers .Saturday, Nov. 13th at 2.30 o'clock Under the auspices of the Red, Shield Women's Auxiliary. Home Baking Produce —Aprons and Novelties -Quilts Afternoon Tea Menu: Meat and Salad Plate Brown and White Bread and Butter Pie Tea 25 Certs Supper for Business People from 6 to 7 o'clock 35 cents 69-2 would be criminal folly to let up on our exertions in this supreme crisis of the war." "A note of caution was observable in the speech which was not merely the foram] insurance of a statesman against the unexpected." said the Dail; Telegraph, adding: "A dispro- portionate optimism is one thing Which might defeat front, the' 'w f i t r " THU:JS.,. NOV..11, 1943 VALUES FOR NOVEMBER 12th and 13th JUMBO' POPPING RED & WHITE nowt CORN, LB 15c WAX, Ib tin ; ,.29c RED & WHITE TOILET COWAN'S PERFECTION TISSUE,., .. . . 3 FOR 25c COCOA Ib tin 23o COFFEE, Red and White, Lb. Pkg. 43c FIVE ROSES, FLOUR 7 Ib bag 29e AYLIVlER TOMATO $OUP, Tin . , 10c MACLAREN'S " PREPARED MUSTARD, 2 jars ' 17c vial T G1+1tM CEREAL BREX, pkg, 25e `CLAIM'S GOVERNOR SAUCE; Bottle 25t )DST's LARGE CORN FLAKES,.....; 2 pkgs 23c LAMPS "MAZDA, 25, 40, 60 watt each 15c DR. BALLARDS DOG EWING'S LEMON PIE FOOD, pkg 10oFILLER, Tin 15c RED FEA'THE'R GLASSCO ORANGE PUDDINGS, pkg • 10e MARMALADE, jar 35o GARDEN FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES LETTUCE — TOMATOES — MUSHROOMS— GREEN BEANS CRANBERRIES — CELERY — SPINACH -- TURNIPS—SQUASH CALIFORNIA CHOICE 360's Lemons, ' . 6 for 19c CALIFORNIA ICED Grapes, Ib 23e FLORIDA. LARGE 80's Grapefruit, 3 for 29e FLORIDA JUICY 288s Oranges, Dozen 39c CHOICE SWEET Potatoes, 2 lbs • 19e CHOICE WASHEIT Carrots, 3 Ibs 12e C M. SHEARING PHONE 48 For Quality Foods CLINTON SHOWING A LARGE STOCK Of Chesterfield Suits and Occasional Chairs, and quite a variety of Desks, China Cabinets, Smokers and tables for many different uses. All kinds of Congoleum Rugs, Beds, Springs and Mattresses Also a new line of shopping or knitting bags in smart colors. They are very attractive And several styles of Wardrobes to choose from. BALL ZAPFE DEALERS IN GENERAL HARD -WARE AND FURNITURE AMBULANCE SERVICE FUNERAL DIRECTORS DOUGLAS G. BALL J. 3. ZAPFE Phone 110 Phone 103 Store Phone 195 Nov. 11 to L3th Chicken Haddie 35c Tin Sea -Leet Mackerel 35c Tin Van Camps Quick (Serve Beans 151c Pkg. Post's Bran Flakes 2 packages 21c Morning Cheer Coffee 39c a lb. Club House Coffee 49c a lb Loose Cocoa 19c Ib. Quick Quaker Oats with tumbler 29c pkg. Toddy 1 Ib Tin 45c Van Camps' Tomato Soup.2 Tins 19c Forest City Baking Powder qt. sealers 35c Peerless Laundry Soap, 5 bars 25c Popping Corn 19c Ib. Rainbow Noodle Soup, 2 pkg. 21c Clark's Governor Sauce, 29c Bottle Hawes Wax, 1 Ib jar 45c Old Dutch Cleanser 2 Tins 23c FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 19c LB. ••••••••1,1+w+NrNNa OI'iTaI Lubb Grocer FREE DELIVERY Hawkins Hardware At this time may we take the opportunity of thanking you, the public for your patronage of our store in the past. As we continue in business we will de our utmost to serve you to the best of pup ability, COME IN AND SEE OLIR STOCK BEFORE BUYING HARDWARE, ARE, PLUM BING, HEATING Phone 244 .,,.iJvJu.►Nwv,wN.nrsawo.s+s.>e.,o.s+ew�a,s•