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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1941-01-02, Page 8PAGES CHOICE PORK by the %z 13c lb. We. have :some Beef we can sell by the 1,4 for: FRONT x/4:' 10C ib. HIND 14 12c lb. BABY BEEF FOR WEEKEND. CONNELL &•• TYNDALL " CLINTON'S LEADING `MEAT MARKET " Phone 182. Albert Street aritaaffi3rarataannnerraan thannr noir ;tela tai5>v"rS nalatanartneet dorsi d entollikati l - tViststct Wtststetatstateer tetst testetetr3z wets-tstaiststsuste--csxtet:t isrste • Call And See OUR SPECIALS OF ALL Broken lines and left overs SUTTER & PERDU ._- HARDWARE, PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS PHONE 147w. CLINTON, ANT. 1 i I A..Jr1:ir 4tidr3:X72ra::>'rr7iCra'rota.Z-DiV44. S+r-a aldr}+i .". cutetteZtVettltete =eteKtVOCIoe`'.stew.I-Wa:eWeta,.ateleteM4tetctc+atete:C4atcsec+eci BIG SALE ALL WINTER OYERCOATS OTARTS SATURDAY, SAN. dth Don't miss this opportunity to secure that new coat at many dollars below today's price. EVERY COAT INCLUDED IN THE SALE. Plunisteei Bros. Arrow Shirts — Adam Hats — Scott & Mel -ale Sales for Men Aeents Tip Top Tailors. p� 1$�7p ,,yp.ib"a•i' Sta: �,...sizeas.a,Mian?i zt=taxre .at'a armtaftsmatt S:'✓r°�irbi.•estatSisiMattlatat s- :iY�J':15iot.,,, 'letett&maty,letttetetetstetetgt tdtgtetetette:Velete tetveotszrgtPtetzatoszatsV tetetzeis Come In and See Our After:Christmas Specials Agents fol Clare Bros. Stoves and Furnaces Beatty Washers Save by buying at HARDWARE and T. Illivetins, P�,UMB244ING Phone kzazez; lzazznakunrbr2t,zmai.Br8r2onninaHl9aai:atntlenzono'"in,z,z,z zziz raratara.maiza tel • • Af Six X Mon the •.Message Toss&f'i to'Lake Huron'at Bogie's• Beach.Returns to the Writer, a Young Stratford Girl • A "bottled ` message" tossedinto ;the waters of Lake Huron last June 15 by a Stratford grl came back to her the other day through the .nail, as part of a birthday greeting from :"A Seaman of the Old School." Beverley Anderson, daughter of, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Anderson, 72 ',Avon street, found an old bottle at Bogie's Beach, north of Goderich, last summer. She wrote a message on a piece of paper, put the message in the bottle and then threw the bottle into the water; The message was picked up near Goderich some days later and today it came back to her accompanied by a birthday card. She was thirteen years old on Sunday. In the message Beverley wrote that she was not shipwrecked, but was fust writing for something• to do. The 'Seaman of the Old School," who returned her message, said he was glad to hear she was not shipwrecked, because it was a harrowing exper- ience. He had been nearly shipwreck- ed once while on a voyage as a men bet of the _ crew of heHoward Ta op Includ d with: the birth d Di Y. :greeting w s'+a pietu?:e; of: at,;fatly; masted barge which was launched in Glasgow in 1892 ancl'`'1teltl'an inter'= national 'record for 'fast passenger service, making, a trip. from Glasgow to :New York in thirteen days. The same ship sailed from Yokohama, Ja pan, to Oregon, in twenty days, alp - other record. The finder of the note said in his letter to young Miss Anderson that he picked up her message at latitude 33 degrees, 45 minutes north, and longitude, 81 degrees, 45 minutes west. That bearing is in the vicinity of Goderich, The "Seaman" told of being g almost !shipwrecked off the coast of South Africa. (While the name of the "Seaman of the Old School" was not signed to the note, it is believed AId. A. M. Davis of Stratford might know some- thing about it. Aid. Davis was once a member of the crew of the Howard D. Troop and he spends a consider- able amount of time at Bogie's ,Beach and :in Goderich vicinity during the Summer months. Ald. Davis, when questioned, didn't deny he was the writer.) THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD THURS., JAN, 2, 1941 Our appreciation of a pleasant relationship finds expression at this season in the wish that you may have a prosperous contented New Year. It is impossible to hope that the coming New Year will be a time of "peace on earth" but it will at least be one of "good will t'ward men" of our own and allied countries. "I said to the man who stood at the gate of the year: "Give me . a light that I may tried safely into the unknown." And he replied: "Go out into the darkness and put your hand into the hand of God. That shall be to you better than light and safer than the known way." (Quoted by His Majesty, the King, in an Empire Broadcast). The W. D. Fair Go Often the Cheapest -.Always the Best Christmas and New Years is always a time of homecoming, and many gay family reunions took place dur- ing the midweek holidays, Mr. Honer Andrews is taking a short course at C.A.C., Guelph. Miss Isabel Carter of Stratford is the guest of Miss Elizabeth Carter. Mrs, E, NI. Throop of Chicago is the guest of her sister, Miss Mains of Londesboro, Mrs. L. McNeil and Miss Ferrol Hig- gins spent Christmas and Boxing day in Exeter. Miss Jean Colquhoun of Toronto spent part of the holidays at her hone in town. Mr.,and Mrs. C. Martin lvere.holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs., Wm, Hig- gins over Sunday. • Miss Zeta Jackson of Philadelphia is visiting with her parents, Ma. and Mrs. James Jackson. • Miss Emma Doan of Buffalo visited her sisters, the Misses Doan, .for the Christmas vacation, Mrs. E. DeMay of Windsor, spent ' the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Al• bort ,Paimer and family, • Mr Fred .1 mnbail of l!iontreal spent ' the Christmas vacation with ' his mother, Mrs: Clara Rumball. Lieut. Fred L, Hovey of Petewawa is spending New Year's with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hovey. Mr. and Mr, Milson and children of London are visiting the lady's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Perdue. Alvin Cook of Toronto visited over Christmas at the horn of his uncle and aunt, Dr. and Mrs. Garrett. Miss Beatrice Greene of the Boy's Farm, Fullerton, spent the holidays, with her niece, Mas, F. G. Thomp- son. Capt. and Mrs. Rosa. Carter of Chat- ham are spending a few days with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J'. Carter. Mr. Murray Dale of Ottawa spent a short Christmas holiday' with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dale, Huron Road. Mr. and Mr, E. W. Paisley and little daughter; -of Kitchener are visiting with Mr. Paisley's parents, Mr. and Mrs 0, L. Paisley. Misses 'Violet and Nora ' Freinlin of Toronto spent the Christmas holi- 'days with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.' A. E. Fremiin. . Staff -Sargeant' George ICiiights of Trafalger' Street Military Hospital, 'London, spent a three -day's leave with Mrs. Knights in town. Miss Dorothy Corless of Zurich, Ben- son of Acton, and, Alvin of Rose- neath,.epent Christmas and Boxing Day with, their parents in town. Mr. Fergus and Miss Lottie Launcer of Dublin, Miss Shirley Kreuger and Mr. Kenneth Breakey of Zurich were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Corless. Miss Dorothy Corless has been spend- ing a one week vacation, from Christmas to New Years, with her parents and with her friend, Miss Lottie Launcer at Dublin. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Gibbings have as their guests, Mr. and: Mia. John Gibbings, Fort Francis, Mitsc Mar- ion Gibbings,, Haliburton,' and Mrs. J. W. Treleaven and Miss Gibbings, Toronto. • coPasuczaieleatanctuicatagulutoc-termOsurator We cordially invite' you Without any more delay, To come and seethe flowers, We have here en dispaly. "WIZEN YOU SAY IT WITIH, FLOWTRS, SAY IT WITH OURS." You need flowers for every occasion. May we look after your floral needs. �a PLANTS CYCLAMEN — BEGONIAS FERNS, ETC. • CUT FLOWERS ROSES — CARNATIONS & FORGET-ME-NOTS. F. R. CUNINGHAME Member of Florists Tel. Del Aa, Personal care given every order and special attention given to funeral orders. Phones 176 and 31 Quality Meat Market RIB I;OAST BEEF .. 18c lb. RIB BOIL BEEF .... 15e Ib. CHUCK ROAST 18e lb. Anybody wishing to buy '4 of Beef or side of Pork can take it as they want it. We will be pleased to show you our plant. We do CUSTOM KILLING and MAKE SAUSAGE at Rea- sonable Prices. Highest prices paid for hides, We also have asings for sale. ROSS FITISIMONS tararo'rornra59;-�rarar2ra'r�r3rata�rararararafid PHONE 76 Superior Stores PONE .1112—CLINTON. I WISH TO TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY OF THANKING MY CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS FOR THEIR KIND PATRONAGE DURING THE PAST YEAR, AND TO SINCERELY WISH YOU ONE AND ALL '•' . A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS '• NEW. YEAR, • ')-L)T. R. TH,OMPSON f, • SPECIALS FOR THE BALANCE;:' OF, THE WEEK: FRY'S COCOA '':' %y lbtin 19c ;SUNLIGHT SOAP bar 5c :TURD. LARD , 1 Ib. prints 10e PITTED •`DATES ' 2. lbs. 35e ORANGE MARMALADE 2 lb. jar 25'e 'Garden Patch CORN, 16 oz. tin 10e LIBBY'S PORK &' BEANS, 20 oz. , 2 tins 19c ;'ORANGES, Blue 'Goose, '" 252 size doz. 25c LEMONS, Large Size 3 for 90 GRAPEFRUIT;• .Good Size;.•6 • forr:25c R1" TKflMPSQN BAYFIELD • Mr. and Mrs. Wm. 'Murray and Billy of Detroit spent Christmas with 'the former's mother, Mrs. Agnes Murray. Miss Lola Elliott returned to De- troit on Saturday after having spent the Christmastide with her another, :Mr's. M. Elliott. Miss Jessie Metcalf returned to De- troit on Thursday after having visited her mother, Mrs. Wm. F. Metcalf for ten days. She went on to Philadelphia Lo attend a Science Convention. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Burt and fam- ily of London were with Mr. •and Mrs. F. W. Baker on Christmas Day. Miss Peggy Burt reinained to spend the week with her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baker and family of Lon- don were also with their parents for Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. M. Gellner returned on Friday after having spent Christ- inas with the latter's parents. in Week '. nd rices MOTHER PARKER TEA Listen to Mother Parker's. Radio Contest, °FRB, Tuesdays, 8 to 8.30 p.ni., $250.00 Cash Prizes each week. More Flavor to the Cup TRY A HALF LB. Mol ozz t0 Ihe. Pauel SOYAMALT CHOCOLATE DRINK Family Size ... 69c Large Size 39c Medium Size 23c tGOLD. MEDAL COFFEE, Vacuum. packed, I lb. tins ' 47c AYL3MEtinsR TOMATO or VEG. SOUP • 6 25c CROSSE & BLACKWELL jSOUPS, 2 large tins 25c SODA BISCUFIt,S, McCormick's, 2 lb. for 27c DAIRY BUTTER, Good' Quality, per ib. 37c BREAKFAST BACON, medium sliced, per lb. 1 30c COTTAGE ROLLS, not smoked, 9/1 per ib. POTTED MEATS, per lb. 17c 25c ONLY 32c V' 29c 55c 9 MINCED' HAM, per lb. BOILED HAM, per ib. PORK SAUSAGE, small size, per Ib. , 20c WHYTE'S BOLOGNA, in piece, per lb. 15 c CRANBERRIES, per lb. 27c ORANGIJS�, Sunkist, per doz. 20, 29,.35,,45c GRAPEFRUIT 6 for 25c TANGERINE ORANGES, doz. 25c HEAD LETTUCE, large firm heads, 2; for 25c CELERY HEARTS, fresh and crisp, 2 for 25c CABBAGE, firm heads IOC CALIFORNIA GRAPES, choice quality, 2 lb, 25c LEMONS, large, size Clifford ,/ Lobb Sons PHONE 40. Brantford. Mr. and Mrs, ltobt. H. Middleton of Hensall were with the latter's mother, Mrs. N. W. Woods for Christ- mas. Mr. Lloyd Scotciuner spent Christ- mas in Toronto. Mrs. J. 0. Goldthorpe and little Sandra, who came hone for Christ- mas; were recalled to Ft. Erie on Thursday owing to the death of her father, Mr. J. Maclntosh. Miss Dean Castle of Stratford spent Christmas with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Castle. Mr. and Mrs. Jewell and son, Ward, Of . Colborne •Twp., and Fared Jewell, who is home from the Salavtion Army College in Toronto for ten clays, were the guests of .Mir, and Mis.• Lindsay Smith on Christmas Day. Fred •re- inai,ied to visit with his sister until Friday. • • Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Haw and baby Donaldcame on Friday to visit Mrs. Haw's another, •Mrs. Wm:' Heard. Mr. Haw returned to Proton Station on Saturday, leaving Mrs. Haw and babe for a longer visit. • 6for18c A number of friends gathered in the Town Hall on Monday evening of last week to- honor a young couple who were married recently, Ford Johnston and' his wife who was form- erly Miss Irene Leitch, eldest daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Leitch. During the evening., which was spent in dancing, a leading couple was chos- en for a waltz by Lindsay Smith. Under his 'direction those dancing those dancing waltzed into line to ;form an arch fol Mr. and Mrs. John- ston who were asked to come to the fiont. An address was read by Jack Murray and Gordon Heard presented them with a miscellaneous shower. It t a few well chosen words, Ford thank- ed those present for their gifts and Wished all a Merry Christmas, and a Happy New Year. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Ritchie and daughter, Muriel, of Elmvale and Miss Mina Proctor of Toronto return- ed to their homes on Tuesday after having spent the Christmas season with Mrs. Ritchie's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George King. Messrs. Fred Cooper, L.A.C., and Jack Dente, L.A.C., of Port Albert, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wnt. L. Ferguson over Christmas Mr. Sidney .Castle of Simeme spent Christmas Day with his mother, Mrs. M. Castle. • • Captain Charles Ferguson is 'visit- ing his sister, Miss Nora Ferguson. Mr. Jas. Dewar, Jr. is visiting rela- relatives in Toronto during the holi- days. • Miss Marilyn Maxwell of Preston is spending the: Christmas vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allan 'Maxwell. Miss Pauline Maxwell of Waterloo was also home for Christ- mas Day, and Mies Ruth Tilt returned to Preston on Monday after having ;spent Christmas with her sister.' The annual meeting of. the School Board and Ratepayers was held in the School on Thursday, December 26, with, as usual, a small attendance, The reports of the Secretary-Treasair- er, Miss F. Fowlie, were read and an-- proved, p-proved, Mr. A. E. Westlake was nom - THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY. AgaG-1BJ6r+-Y'YC. rAS/ '+,Rz'.:/ +A3✓c•�'.'i/Gs9S.lG'+k54. gA. mete e..,, .a tet tetwootoetom reran trxtgla: meigte? tetetatetete tetesm* . The Red and White Store SPECIALS JAN. 2, 3, and 4th QUICK QUAKER KRUNCHIE PEANUT OATS pkg. 19c BUTTER jar 19c CHOCOLATE MALLOW BISCUITS 1b. 177 Sitipa QUAKER PUFFED WHEAT 2 S U N L I G H T PKGS, SOA"; P 15c 5 bars 25c 2 pkgs. 15c 4 PLUMP MEATY PRUNES 2 lbs. 21c CLARK'S TOM. or SOUP VEG. 2 tins 15c SUPREME JELLY POWDERS pkg. 5 OLD ENGLISH WAX tin 39c LARGE FIRM HEAD LETTUCE IOC TEXAS SEEDLESS Grapefruit 6 for 25c RE -CLEANED FRESH SPINACH .;. 2 lbs. 19c L � 2 n PKGS. 25c v�I CHOICE HEARTS OF CELERY ... 2 for 23c SUNKIST NAVEL ORANGES ... doz. 25c CHOICE TOMATOES ... lb. 17c C. M. SHEARING QUALITY FRUITS & GROCERIES PHONE 48 sere CLINTON •. 42 araog a mvamaoh`a-asarbaoihprl rural s miz;htbasr9.p ara�nra:n�- .arrcnr3`nrah don o London 1,;/,as "11 '1� e t ill S al 1 ` lir- Mr.C e Parker the .noted to take the place of to ing trustee, Mr. John Pease. 'The the guest of his parents, Mr. and other trustees are Messrs. George Mrs. C .Parker over Christmas Dray. . Castle and Lloyd Makins. - Mr. and G. Koehler of Zurich And The Women's Entertainment Com- Mr. Lawrence Fowlie of London were ,Societyheld *Com- mittee the ed Cross e e of e R s a progressive euchre and dance ' n the Town Hall on Thursdayevening, of last week. Winners at euchre were: Ladies lst, Mrs. Walter Harvey, Con- solation, Elizabeth Weston; Gents lst, Russell Davison, Consolation, Leslie Elliott. Lloyd Heard head the lucky door ticket and Mrs. 'George Elliott won the draw for the four -pound box of chocolates. Mrs. Elliott returned the box of chocolates and it was auc- tioned! off by Lindsay Smith, going to a British Airman for the sun, of five dollars, Music for the dance was played by Messrs Wm. Hayter, Anth- ony and Andrew Rau, accompanied by Mrs. J. Parker. Lindsay Sinith was .lour manager. During the inter- mission a gift was presented to. Pte. Alfred Seotehmer who is stationed at at Barriefield and also one to L.A.C. Gus Clark, a former Bayfield boy. Mrs. J. Graham,, vice-president of the Red Cross Society read short addres- ses and the gifts were presented by Mrs. Walter Westlake, Owing to serious illness one other Bayfield boy, Pte. Walter Johnston of Camp Borden was unable to be present.. Mr. and Mrs. Remy Miller and daughter Rosemary of Mount Clem- ens, Mich., spent Christmas with Mrs., 112. Elliott. guests on Christmas of Misses E. and F. Fowlie. • Miss Doris•Featherston of Toronto, spent a few days at Christmas with . her parents, Mr. and Mrs: E. Feather. ston. TUCKERSMITiEI Visitors for the Christmas holiday were: Mr. and Mrs. J, Turner and fancily with Mr.' and Mrs. Geo. Turn- el: of Clinton; Mr. and Mrs. 0. 0. Martin of Elglehart with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ball; Mr. and Mrs, 0.. Cole and family with Mr, and Mrs, G. Crich; Mr. and Mrs. F. Townsend. with Mr, and Mrs. W. Wise of God- erich township; Mr. and Mrs. G. El- liott of Walton with Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Whitmore; Mr. and Mrs, H. McLaughlin and Mr. J. Martin of E'gmonclville with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Tel butt; Mr. and Mrs. E. Townsend and family with ML. and Mrs. F. Walters; Mr, and' Mrs. M. Lobb and; family with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lobb of Goderich township. ' The anneal school meeting at S.S. N'o. 6 was held on Thursday, Dee. 26. The routine business was dealth with. and; My.' J.'Cari,:ochon was put in as trustee for another terns.