Clinton News Record, 1944-11-09, Page 8SUTTER & PERDUE
IIARDWARE.'PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS
PAWN' 147w. CLINTON. ONT.
Being Met Together
By Vaughan W1lking.
author of `Seven Tempests!'
and "And So — 'Victoria"
Forever Amber
By Kathleen Winsolj
"Not since "Gone with the
Wind" has a novel aroused
such feverish excitement as
Kathleen Winsor's Forever
Amber"
Sixty Below
By Jony Onraet
Corporal Jony Onraet of
the Royal Canadian Army,
trapper in the North-West
Territories tells his story of
his life in the Arctic.
Earth & High Heaven
By Gwwethalyn Graham;
The book by a• Canadian'
that is being greatly adver-
tised now will be in soon.
Now is the time to order
your Magazine subscription)
for Christmas Gifts.
G. R. McEwan Co.
Books & Stationery
`OFTEN THE CHEAPEST
ALWAYS THE BEST"
PHONE 84
Space donated by
Plumsteel Bros.
Arrow Shlrta —Adam Hats — Scott & Meaalr Shorn .for Mos
Arcata Tip .Top Tailors.
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The Need Is Greater ,
For total victory he fights a total war. For nothing less will he
lay down his arms. For your sake he's willing to gamble on coming
through alive. Whether he does or not is decidedly your affair.
The imminence of victory has climaxed the responsibilities of the
home front. Canada's borrowing needs today are greaternot less.
To see the uniformed services get all they need to win with minim-
um losses is still our biggest job.
NOW is the hour to buy Victory Bonds — one more than before!
Invest in Victory BUY VICTORY BONDS
Space Donated By
BROWN'S
One Door North of Royal Bank
ANNUAL MEETING
Huron County Federation of Agriculture
TOWN HALL, CLINTON
Tuesday,. Nov. 14, 2 p.m.
— PROGRAM —
2.00 p.m. — ELECTION OF OFFICERS FOR 1944-45.
2.30 — GUEST SPEAKER.:
The Hon. J. L. Ilshey
Federal. Minister of Finance.
3.30 — Mlt C. D. GRAHAM, B. S. A
Director of Ontario Agricultural Representatives.
Everybody Welcome to Afternoon Meeting,
6.30 - ANNUAL BANQUET ST.. PAUL'S PARISH HALL
— BY TICKET ONLY —
W. J. DALE; Sec.-Treas. H. L. STURDY, President
Tune in to
CKNX�
And enjoy The
Huron County
Federation ,of
Agriculture
Programme
8 o'clock
i
1
TNov.
'Tuesday
,1,
HOBBY SHOW
and
Tea Room
sponsored by Wesley -Willis Y.P.U.
in S. S. Room of the Church
Wednesday, Nov. 15
8 p.rn. to 10 p.m.
Including paintings, knitting,
crocheting and others
Also display from. ;the. Hobby House
> , at the R C A.F: Station,
a )mission 15c
Mr. and Mrs. Cree Cook, are visit-
ing relatives in Deerborn, Michi-
fgan.
Mr. and Mrs. War. Addison of Lon-
desboro spent Sunday with "Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Hoggart.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Whitmore and
son of Hamilton were week end
guests of relatives in Clinton.
Miss Wilma Radford of London,
spent the week end with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Radford.
Ruth E. Dale, United. States Marine
Corps, WR, Arlington, Virginia,
furloughed at the home of Mr. W.
Arthur Dale, Huron Road East.
Mrs. Erma Hale Adams left last
week for Springfield, Missouri,
where she will visit relatives and
friends. '
Miss Ruth Snell, Londesboro and
Miss Anna Reid, Varna, spent the
week end in town with Miss Vera
Hoggart.
Miss Celestine Shanahan of London,
spent the week end at the home
of her parents, Mr. and 'Mrs.
Chas. D. Shanahan.
Miss Helen Groves, Miss Betty
Falconer and Mr. Don Switzer,
attended the graduation at No. 5
S.F,T.S. Brantford, last Thursday,
when P. 0. M. I. Nott graduated.
Mr, and Mrs. Frank A. Dale, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard •Burch, Mrs. S.
Sifton and •Mr. Albert Rowe of
London, Ontario, were the guests
during the past week of Mr. W.
Arthur Dale, Huron Road East.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Murray Dale,
Mr. Archibald B. Dale and Miss
Loretta La Londe of Ottawa, have
been visiting for the past ten days)
at the home of Mr. W. Arthur
Dale', Huron Road East.
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Girl Guides and Brownies
On Friday at the Guide meeting,
the Colour Party was from. the
Scarlet Tanager Patrol and consisted
of Anna Glew, Jean Lam,pman and
Isobel Chowen,
Some of the Guides passed the
First Aid Test; these were Jean
Lampman, Edna Ball, Ardyss Inkley
and Isobel Chowen. Others passed
the Rules of Health test and Patrol
Leader Joan Fines tested Carol
Sperling" on her Tenderfoot work.
On Monday . there were thirty
Brownies at the meeting. They
played games and tried to decide on
which afternoon the meeting could'
be held, but no -decision. wasreached
so the next meeting will ;be held as
•Monday evening.
The B able
to take in any more new B>i•ownies
from now on, as there is already a
full pack,
usualr
rownie Pack will not
be
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F�rcijoy" A
30c Meal---Fish&Chips'
LEVER'S' FISH & CHIP
RESTAURANT
Mary St. Clinton, J Phone 91
Wishes to advise that their Fish
and Chip. Restaurant will be open at
8.30 pan. every Monday evening in-
stead of Tuesday as previously ad-
vised in this paper. Delivery will
start on Tuesday noon 20e per order.
2 orders being the Minimum of 40e
for delivery which will commence
every noon, Delivery 12 to 1 p.m.
evening delivery 5.to 6.30 pan.
Restaurant open for Fish and
Chip Meals noon and supper time
and every night from Mon. to Sat.
at 8,30 p.in.
Delivery of six orders or more for
parties at night. Phone 91,.' �-
30c Meal includes Fish and Chips,
Tea or Coffee and Bread and Butter.
or soft drinks' 7e extra.
Hear Rex Frost
Noted Radio Commentator
of C. F.•R. B.
To -night Thurs. Nov. 9
in
Londesboi'o Community Hall
sponsored by
Hullett Federation of Agriculture
at 8.30 p.m.
Adults .35c Children .25c
BAZAAR
under the Auspices of
Women's Institute
Saturday, Nov. 18
at 3' p.m.
In the Council Ohamber of Town Hall
Booths--
Miscellaneous
ooths—Miscellaneous
and'
Ramage
(Any Donations gratefully received)
Afternoon tea from 3-6 p.m.
TENDERS
For Snow Plowing
Sealed tenders will be received by
the undersigned up to Friday 6 p.ni.,
Novmber 17th. 1944, for a truck for
removal' of snow'' from the Town
streets for 'the '1944-45 season. The
Town plow to be used. Further in-
formation if required may obtain-
ed from Reeve Falconer. Lowest or
any tender not necessarily accepted.
Town of Clinton,
M. T. CO•RLESS,
22-2 Clerk & Treasurer.
Evangelistic Centre
P. v4 0. C.
Old -Fashioned Revival Meetings
Tues,. Wed., Thurs., Fri. —8.00 p.m.
Sunday November, 12th —3.00 p.m.
—7.00 p.m.
Stirring Messages
"Making a Joyful Noise"
"Life's Greatest Questions"
"Upon all Flesh"
(Baptism of Holy Spirit)
Everybody Welcome
Evangelist ti K. LeBlanc
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Poppy Day Sat., Nov. 11
This year; as in other years, the
Canadian Legion, through its 1760
Branches and Auxiliaries in Canada
is . calling to the people of, the Do-
minion that they should observe
more than ever in solemnremem-
brance the symbolism which hasbe-
come an integral` part of Remem-
brance 'Day observances, and asks
that every man, :woman and child
wear a Poppy on'Saturday, Novem-
ber llth, in memory of those who
laid down 'their lives in the Great
War and of those' men and women
who have made the supreme sacrifice
in the present conflict.
This appeal is not made on behalf
of the Legion or of its members, but
on behalf of all ex -Service men who
are in need. The collection. and ad-
ministration of the Poppy Fisnd has
been entru,ted ` to the Canadian Le-
gion. This, however, does not mean
that the. Poppy Fund is part of the
n-tirfunds of the Legion. It is kept en-
tirely separate
ely'separate and', is not even treat
ed as a part 'of the relief fund. It is
rather considered tis a Trust Fund,
which the Legion administers for
the benefit of 'ally ex -Service men:
In granting relief, members of the'
Legion receive no ;'special preference
but all ex -Service "men stand on an
equal footing. Any man' who has
served and who isiin need, has a
claim on this fundi The' Poppies and
Invest in Victory .
Buy VICTORY` BONDS
LOVE BIRDS
FOR SALE 1, .
If interested, see our birds soon
as limited number only for sale.
Space Sponsored by
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 121—CLINTON.
°SPECIALS FOR
NOVEMBER, 9, 10, 1
CANADA or DURHAM CORN
STARCH pkg. 9c
RINSO lge. pkg. 23c
OLD DUTCH CLEANSER tin ..10c
AYLMER TOMATO JUICE FANCY
Quality 20 oz. tin 10c
HILLCREST TOILET TISSUE
3 rolls 25c'
ROMAN MEAL pkg. 29e
MUFFETS pkg. 10c
ARCTIC PASTRY FLOUR. 7 lb
bag 27c
HILLCREST SHORTENING lb19e
VANILLA EXTRACT 8 oz. btl15e
BAKING POWDER ROSE, BRAND
16 oz. tin 19e
GRAPEFRUIT size 126s 3 for 19a
ORANGES, size 344s doz. 31c
COOKING ONIONS 6 lbs. , 25e
CARROTS 3 lbs 10e
POTATOES 15 lb. peck 43c
T. fl.1ROMPSON
irreo Doi:ivae•s •
Wreaths which you will be asked to
buy are made by an Organization of
Lisabled ex -Service men. These men
are absolutely incapable of earning
a living in any other way, and but
for this industry, would be a charge
on the public funds. If Poppy day
did nothing. but keep these men self
supporting and self-respecting, it
would still be worthwhile.
The organization of Poppy Day,
the sales of wreaths and poppies,
the handling of monies collected, the
investigation and relief of ,,all ap,
plicants are done by voluntary wor-
kers. No roan or woman connected
in any way with this receives a cent
as wages, salary, bonus, commission
or allowance for expenses. All mon-
ies collected are placed in a special
account' which is controlled by a
Board of Trustees of this Branch.
Every expenditure made isapproved
and every account checked by the
Board. Every applicant for relief is
investigated carefully but sympa-
thetically. Relief may take the form
of food, clothing, fuel, rent .or medi-
cal assistance. It is practically never,
issued in cash. .
Over a million citizens of Ontario
worq a Poppy' in Remembrance last
November. 5,000 Wreaths were pla-
ced' in Churches and at Memorials,
in honour of the. dead,
Should any of our friendsdesire
further information on any point in
connection with Poppy Fund activi-
ties, our Branch Secretary will. be
glad to supply it. The ' Canadian
Legion is grateful for the hearty
'support they have always received
from the general public to make the
lot of the distressed ex -Service men
easier, and it AS bur hope that there
will be no partial or permanent
black out for them, Give and• Give'
Freely! `
THURS., NOV. 9th. 194.
T H E.
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'SPECIAL VALUES FOR. NOVEMBER 10 & 11th
READY CUT VANCLt4WPS. PRE COOKED
MACARONI 2 lbs. 1lc BEANS pkg;",'' : 10c
EWIIyGS LEMON PIE CURLING DRIED
FILLER tin ' 10e PEAS pkg.. I0c
CATELLI'.S EGGWHEAT RED & WHITE CUSTARD
NOODLEIS pkg. • 10c POWDER lb tin ` 21e
SUNBURY'S SUN FLOOR
rr•EA 1% lb. pkg. 35c WAX lb.. tin 35c .
VIKING TOILET TISSUE 6 rolls 25c
SMART''S DICED AYLMER APPLE,
BEETS tin 14c JUICE 2 jars 27c
VANCAMPS CHOICE AYLMER GRAPE
PEAS tin 15c JUICE bottle 19c
LYNN VALLEY BEET, AYLMER TOMATO
GREENS tin 15c JUICE tin 100
AYLMER CHOICE RED' & WHITE TOMATO
PUMPKIN tin 14c SOUP 3 tins 25c
GARDEN FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ['
CAULIFLOWER —. TOMATOES — LETTUCE, — CRANBERRIES'
SWEET POTATOES —CARROTS —TURNIPS —Parsnips —Beets
CALIFORNIA • JUICY 288's CHOICE HEARTS OF
ORANGES doz. 39c CELERY bunch 15e
MARSH SEEDLESS 96's CHOICE' HARD
GRAPEFRUIT 3 - 25c CABBAGE , lb. 40 ,
CALIFORNIA SWEET 176's CALIFORNIA CHOICE
ORANGES doz. 59c GRAPES ib. 25c •
Co M. SHEARING
PHONE 48 FOR QUALITY FOODS — CLINTON ,
a`.
CALL AND SEE
Our New stock of Tables, Boudoir, Bridge and Tri -Light Lamps,
and a large assortment of Shades
We are showing a nice assortment of Cedar Chests, Coffee and
Lamp Tables, Mirrors, Hassocks,• and Breakfast Suites.
BALL el ZAPFE
Dealers in Hardware and Furniture
Modern Ambulance Service, Funeral ,Director
Store Phone 195
DOUGLAS G. BALL
Phone 110
J. J. ZAPFE
Phone 103
See the amazing new 4 in 1 electric appliance
ELECTRESTEEM
Baby bottle warmer Sterilizer - Food warmer
Egg and potato' Cooker
Cannot cause fire because the temperature in the warmer never
exceeds 212 deg. F.
Fits any standard electric cord.
A real gift for Mother and the baby.
Hawkins Hardware
PLUMBING AND HEATING
AUCTION SALE
under the auspices of the Red Shield
Thurs , November 9
at 8 p.m.
in the Council Chamber of the
Town Hall
Among the many articles to be
sold are 9 new quilts; 2 men's used
overcoats; boy's suit and overcoat,
size 14; girls 3 piece suit, size 2;
new aprons; large new cushion;
some furniture; homemade 'baking
and candy; 2 heifer calves; numer-
ous. other articles• as yet unknown.
Auctioneer, Harold Jackson
Clerk, Arthur Groves.
Hotdog Booth, ham sandwiches
and tea
Space donated by
,
W. L. JOHNSON
PHONE 286 GROCER
DELIVERY HOURS 4 to 6 p.m.
Morley to Loan on.
first Mortgages
Now is the TIME to stop pay-
ing rent and to buy a farm.
Write us if you have been think-
ing about it. 'We may be able to
help youwith a loan. ,
All inquiries treated confidenti-
ally. The
Hixron$tErie
Mna.TCACF. CORI?ORA'''�•�l'
London , ' Windsor
Sit. Thomas Chatham'
PHONE 244
November 9 to 11
AYLMER Baby Foods 3 tins, , . 25e
POST'S Corn Flakes 3 pkg...,, 210
VAN Camp's pre cooked, beans
2 pkg. 19,
STOKLEY'S Tomato Juice tin ..10e
HARRY Horne's Lemon Pie filler
2 pkg. • '19c
Harry Horne's Custard Powder and
Asst, flavours 2 pkg. 19e
INTERLAKE Toilet Tissue 3 rls. 25c
FLUSH() tin 25a
County Kist peas 2 tins .., 29e
Canada Seal Herring in tomato
sauce tin 19e
TFJA-BISK pkg. 85c
YORK PLUM JAM 2 lb. jar , , 19e
SUNLIGHT Soap 4 bars 25c
CAMAY SOAP 3 bars 19e
CHIPS( FLAKES pkg. 25e
HORNE'S quality Cocoa 2 tins .25.c
FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES
IN OUR MEAT COUNTER
Bologna lb. 24a
Dutch Loaf lb. 30e
Delicia Minced Ham Loaf lb. , , 49e
Fresh Sausage lb. 25c
Fresh Wieners lb. 27e.
cottage Roll in piece lb. 39c
CANADA'S iMNEST
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