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Clinton News Record, 1945-03-01, Page 8liken Feeder's 9f al) Pans• cries'' all sizes" Made 'to or .o your, Size Spils,.Pai'ls .and etc:' BT1I ,EIS 13.A'IT.6RI,3S er a te;riies: No. 6 Da•y, Cell Flash-' fight Ba beries alld 1$1#er'"?arc1 P DU ' HAROW AiUE -PLUM 1”.NO A_ELJ,'CI'lt1CLANs 'PHO'NE 147w. CLINTON; ONT. 'ridgy, March In� Meet Mr. MacKenzie Travelling Representative of Coppley, Noyes and Randall, Hamilton, Makers of Celebrated. Cam— bridge Clothes, wVith his full set of samples for Made -to -measure suits and, Coats. He will be at our store Friday March 2nd and will. .be iiieased to`show the newest materials and styles for both Ladies and Gentlemen - Come in and .loose your order and be measured • by an ex3el t, • Piulsteel Brbs. Anew Iblrtr — Adam Rata — Beak & Menai* $hiim tar Mem Agent.. Tip Tap Wars. 1 GOODS NOW IN 'STOC'K Sheets also Sheeting (bleached arid' unbleached) '' • Preached and ractory Cotton Rath ?TbWels, Face-, cloths also Toweling µ A. -table of remnant's priced to Clear; BROWN'S One Door Ndrth of Royal Bank Bavinf disposed of my coal•'bttsiness 'to iVIr. George German I' wishto take this opportunityof thanking any many `customers in Ctintott;,and the surrounding district for their loyalty and co-opera- tion. I, can assure you that your business ,has •been very much appreciated and I only ask that you give' Mr. German an opportunity, to be' of. service to,.you:.,,, A. D. McCartney DANCE In Town Clinton. Friday, March 9th To th?• music of Bert Worth and the C. K. N. X. Ambassadors Dancing 9 to ADMISSION 50 cents Women's Institute. The .Women's : Institute 'net for then regular meeting on -February 22 at 2.30 p,m, in the- Agriculture Board Rooms with a very good at tendanee. Wtt1i, lVIzs: J. B. • Levis 'presiding g mad •Mrs. Perdue at the piano, the meeting opened with :.the singing of 0; Canada, Our Ode; and; repeating the Lords ra er.. , amt; p Y The ,...president. welcomed those present, `'and -'the Minutes , were then read 'and' approv- ed, and the Treasurer's report •given. Letters of thanks for Christmas boxes sent to ,boys overseas, . were'. read fro in' O. Hearn„ T. C. Cook, J`" ek and Don Perdue and Bob Han,. l y, The'" flower'" convenor reported • buit or flower's had been sent to the sick. The War Work Convenor reported` several garments : finished." Group 3: will hold a Card 'Party on March ' 6th in Agriculture' Board. Rooms, at which time the draw on a eotriforter' -will take place, Group 1 about March • 20th. Further • notice will follow later.. The .program started off witha lively sing song led by Mrs. Perdue at the piano, Mrs. Ninian Heard then favored' ; with two pleasing whistling solos accompanied by Mrs. Perdue at the. "piano. A reading by Mrs. Trewartha and two solos by Mrs, Atkinson, playing her own piano accompaniment were much enjoyed. Miss, Corp, of the Colle,g giate Staff, gave a very interesting talk on, "Spring Housecleaning", giving some practical ideas for improving our plans, while doing our spring house- cleaning, and changing around of, furniture, etc to a proper 'setting ' in the home. She gist) ' displayed posters illustrating, her ideas in the talk. A vote of thanks was extended; to those taking part in the program, The meeting closed with the Nation- al anthem. A tasty lunch was served) • by the <hostesses,' Mesdames Nay; • P,syaslg''Ca 'Bridge LLSeores; Jig -Saw • Fuzzles c: 'to ' z0 Or 1.00 and rh0e each 50e Chaldreri's J>'g Saw puzzles, 250 Recipg,Clipping" ,Bozik • 50e` Bride's Strap Book Rabbei Bails • • Ghannois Sponge' Artificial $ lowers .' BOOKS '. • Earth and Hi h' Heaven g coven Ride with Me., , Being' Met Together I eep your Quilt Mary Ann 5c. 25 eac•h G. R.,McEwan.Co. 'OFTEN THE CHEAPEST ALWAYS THE 'BEST" PHONE 84 puuilU°@pinuuwn""0' "' ° trirpfllllh Ullhli lldi II Miss Norma' Streets visited in Len. don over the week end. Miss. Florence Aiken was• the ' guest of- Miss Marilyn; Roze1`1 of Kitch- ener over the week end. Mr. George Beattie motored' to Cookstown on Wednesday. Mr`s; George: McLay and daughter Catherine; are visiting Mr. • and Mrs. Lancaster of St. Mary's. Mrs. W. H. Hellyar is spending a few days -in Cookstown, where her mother, .Mrs, Geo. Mason is seri- ously ill.' . • F./0. W. M. Attains' and. Mrs. Adams have returned • to , Toronto after 'spending%the past week at the home of Mrs. ,Adam's parents; Kr. and Mrs. A. E. Frremiin, Evening Auxiliary The Mauch bnsinesss meeting the Auxiliary will beheld on Monde evening. The members are asked bring a few sandwiches and a soei half hour • :will follow the • regular meeting. . Easily gzQn atyd <:bound to, Put prove : interesting, " Let ;Met.' theinto• you:. • Member of Florists Tel; Del, Personal care 'given` every order and'.special attention given to ., Funeral Orders Plhone.176 and •' 31 { BINGE St. Josepies Church,Hall E,dnesd'ay, March 7t Fifteen regular roues - • 3.SpecralS Jack? Pot • 1 Share -the -Wealth Lever's Fish and Chips I' have now got any ?slivery se5- yiee in operation again at noon and supper' -tt'me `for'ifish -and chips. Also for mealeat restaurant.` Open evenings from 8.30 to 11 o'clock from Tuesday ' noon - till ,Saturday night. Closed 'Sundays and Monday's. I have just'iieeeived a shipment :of sea• fish- of different kinds. - A'trt' planning Mn. one day delivery of fish in Clinton per week phone orders given' prompt' atten- tion; Phone 91. See your Red Indian Dealer for Prompt Service Cars washed and siinonized Batteries Charged Tires. Repaired. Also inose modern Lubrication equip- ment, Clarke Stanley Lessee - 4 ` 38.2 FREE, SHOW Friday, March 2nd at 8.00 p.m:Over Ontario \Department of Agriculture Office Skiing in theLaurentians is The Making. of Shooter' -o Comedy. .Everybody; Welcome -HURON' FISH find' GAME' CLUB ' 88-1 BAZAAR ,and TEA ah • Girl Guides and BO Scouts • The G'lid'es wish,,<to' extehd their appreciation to all those who helped to make their tea on February 17;1 suite s - Feiiricary 1$ to 24; was Hoy and Cria'1' Guide Week throughout Canada. The Guides, Scouts, Cubs ,and .Bro•wniee of Clinton' fittingly bb- • iservedthis week, " xF - Oh Sunday' the 18th of February, the -four -organizations 'held a church parade to the Anglican Church. - On Monday; the 19th, the four organizations paraded VI school hea- ded by the Iligh ;;sehool •:iCadet Band. On Monday - evening a Joint meet- ing was` held in the. Scout H61L On Tuesday , evening the Guides and Scouts attended the Evening Auxiliary "Skating Party", On Friday evening, Feb, 23rd, the Guides, Brownies and' Cubs .held a "Parent Night" in the Scout Hall. We Were pleased to ;see so many parents interested enough ;in','the organization to come out that night. The meeting opened with a joint flag=:break: This was followed by the Brownie demonstrations, during Which a number of _girls were in- vested as Brownies. They gave; the Brownie Howl and were dismissed, The Guides opened with inspection followed by formation of the .horse- shoe. Jean i±redrger P.S. of. the Sky- larks. signalled '"We are Guide's of the 1st Clinton' Company" in :rnorse. Ab ;amazing kit "The Missing Uzn- brelld" was presented liy some of the Guides. "Kir;" 'Fi ngland P.L. of the. Slty- SwaIlows was `presented with her second class badge. The Guides sang a round of "White Coral Bells The ;."Wolf Crib" ,pare- of the ;pro- gram followed, " Aftei 'the 'opening Grand Howl",- "Happy; Birthday" ryas sung•' for Senior Sxer Cameron - bM'altby and "First Aid" under ,Sire', Gerald Elliott:'- A series of pYz•<" ands and °rolls , Vere executed` by the Cubs, • Lunch consisting df' sandwiches, in Council Chamber Saturday, March IOth From 3 to 5,30 .pan. -Under Auspices of Ont, St. W: A. BOOTHS GIFTS -Quilts, Homemade aprons, gifts and knitted articles. , 'Homemade.. Baking•-- Afternoon Tea—Salad Plate, jellied veal, salad Bread, and ,butter, pie and tea, e Tea 25 cents Everybody Welcome 38-2 GODERIC11 TOWNSHIP. • The S. S. No._4 Unit_ of the Red Cross met at the home of Mrs. Bert Lobb. with the ,president presiding, the . meeting was' opened' b3 stngai "Q' Canada". 'The' minutes of the` previous meetiitg. were 'read and adopted. The roil call :was "The name of an'Invention and the ventor". • It was 'answered by eight- een members and there -was-one visitor: During the business session,' it was' decided to send' Easter bares to the S. S. No. 4 ' Boys overseas. A committee was appointed to pack boxes, viz.'Marianne Merrill, ,Tose- phine Muir and SOy Lobb, A Prize donailed by Marianne Merrill was sold 'by tickets ,and was. won by Mrs. C. Williams.ng The meeting was closed by'sing- ing the Netiona} :Anthem. A quilt was quilted ' during the afternoon. Mrs, A, Hebden brought in' two quilt tops which she pieced from pieces "which had been left over from' the_ sewing.; tnatei•ial for the past year. Other work' was distribu- ted, • . The next ,meeting will be` held at. the home of Mrs Ira Merrill Mr. and Mrs„rPred ;Wallis • and children spent Sunday -with: Mr, awl M r•s. Arthur Welsh,' - Mr. and Mrs. Edgar RathwelI and children spent: Sunday with; Mr. and Mrs:`4E' J.Welsh. Mr. di5'd Mrs Robert "'Wel' ;.ah and Catharine sent .•S' p unday with. Mr. and Mrs, Howard 'Snell, hours «Thp , I tgatlandN " Mies Carol: A,nn F�'oWl�r io„"lo, sltln hor .eaut M' s Wrtbe}t. Johnson of;. HolmesytlFe T1 e 16th Cones s:ton Iles been ploughed out as fes as Thompeons;, Gy, a. eten, coml+os'ed' Measzs I-iatold,„ Lobb, Fied 1�IeCu1 Foug'h Ken,l4leune� gait Johnny ;It took bhese• mels twelve Ito! za ko plough gut'this short stretetitof road, Although it w4s a veyy hatdsl'ab, tire" nren:diii a splendid, piece gf`w.oi1 ' tail�Jteiril Pl,1O0, 1 I �1 MARCH 1 2, 3 P, a G SOAP 2 hers P4"YLMER VEGETABLE OR ''TOM,ATO SOUP 10 oz INGERSOLL'.,MALTED GHEESE •'c4- Ib. pkg 1 CIIIOoEN KIDDIE -:Tin 2 PREM OR KAM Tin , , :s 2 OXO OUBES 4•s Pkg. '; • • GRAPENTZTS FLARES 8 oz pig BRU11?SWICII SARDINEuS Tin .. CAMAY SOAP 3 bars ..., OLDf'DUTCH ,CLEANSER.'2 tins` i9 SUPERIOR BAKING' POWDER c 9c 90 9c 90 9e 9e 99 90 e 16 oz. tin 1 It@MAN MEAL pig, JAVEX 2 bottles N A'•'ONS COCOA) tut V..;SY t CHOICI RED PLUMS"20 2 itms , i .. ORANGES SIZE 252s DozYr 37 GRA 'EFEUil Stze 112s d for ..25 WASHED PARSNFJ.?5.4 lbs..... , 25 9c e c . 29 29 29 29 t. c c c c R, THflMp;5ON 'ret 'Delivery , , WEEK` END SPECIALS 5 lb. pkg: RO'IIIN HOOD QUICK OATS 27e 1 pkg; AUNd';'JEMIMA PANCAKE FLOUR 15e 3 lbs, READY OUT MAGARONI 20c 7 lb. ,bag PURITY, FIVE' ROSES or ROBIN HOOD FLOiUR „29c 3 Ib. GRA.. or YEDLOW Sugar ,..25e 2 Tins TOMATO or - VEG. Soup 19c 2- Tins TOMATO' JUICE ,.... , , 19e 2 Bottles APPLE JTJICE 29c 2 Tins' AYLMER PEAS . , . 22e 2 Tins AYLIVIEIR PUMPKIN or SQUASH 29e 2 PUDDING POWDERS' (sweetened)" 199e 1 pkg, VANCAMPSPRE COOKED BEANS , 5c 3' GRAPEFRUIT (112s) •, , , , 20c I ,Doz.) Sunkist Oranges 344s . ,29c 1 Tin Canned PLUMS or PEARS 7.90 3 Tins:. INFANTS Str, .FOODS- 25e NEW •CABBAGE, CAR.ROTS:. CELERY, SPINACH, TURNIPS W. l: JOHNSON &,SON PHONE 286 GR.00ER DELIVERY HOURS 4 to 6 Pan. CLARK'S MUSHROO5. Soug 2 tins , 19e SUNLPGHT SOAP 3 'bar,. .... 19e LASCO CLEANSER Tin' ....... $e Snow -FLAKE AMMONIA. 5 pkg. 25e CLUII HOUSE COFFEE' reg. Ib. 49e SPECIAL this week lb. tin 35e COWAN'S COCOA `1 Ib. tin ,.. 21e GUEST BRAND Tomato Juice • 2 tins , , 17e BEAUTY BRAND good quality .• • Tomatoes 28 :oz. tin 2 for ..27c QUAKER BRAND BUCKEYE quick cooking Oats 5 lb bag 27c MAXWELL HOUSE Coffee 1 ib. 45c „„SMART'S PUMPI{IN 28 oz, tin 2 for , 27e PALMOLIVE SOAP 3 •bars 19e GEORGIAN BAY DESSERT PEARS tin " 19c LOMBAR.D Dessert Plums tin 15e - HEINZ •BEEF STEAK -SAUC E bottle ASSORTED SWEETENED 27c Puddings 2 "pkg . SUiPER. FLOOR 'WAX 1` Ib. tin 25e HABITANT PEA SOUP '2 tins 25e GARDEN' FRESH •FRUITS AND VEGETABLES' . OUR'.MEAT COUNTER CONTAINS Cottage Roll in piece per lb. , ,39c IVlaoar•oni: and Cheese Loaf Ib. 30e Fresh Sausage per lb. , ,:' 25e Fresh, Wieners per Ib. . 27e Minced Hanr,pen„ ib 49c I9c LB L.0) ►LtJE ' FOR,MA CH �' nil: and rct GUdjVEd?1lIOHSE ;CII(3IICE, GOLDEN: SPRAY" PUIV,IPKNt2 lg'-•tins •25 ;CHEESE a/g lb. pkg 19 CAnt14tI'S _ -- RPD &.° WHI;TF ElLOO .„ lees a rani .pig; '1$e WAX lbtin 29e FIVE'ROSES ' `lou 7 .lb bag , nw' FIvE RosE$ 1 25c ,bag' 75c " Flour, 24 lb (;cant";I'o prig Corrl.lb, " 15c Qlarks,Mush doom SOup:ain._ 10c Aylmer Apple Juice; 2 for 25c CARE 52 Glenwood '•Diced. Carrots'2=25e' Pude bt the; Valley.. Peas.2 tins 25e': Gleiwood • Diced J3sets 2, tins 25( OLJe DTITCII INTEaDAlc'"L,;.,,_ I , .., iCLEANSER 2 tins tic TISSUE 3 rolls . •,250' G1aU1.3;' HOUSE�. G IPS IAF GFLIGF:,EN PUDDING'; 2' pkgs. 13 HADDIE tin ., 25e GARDEN `FRESH 'FRUITS. AND "1rEGIETABLES TOMA'roys - RADISHES • •,CELERY: — BEETS TURNIPS LETTUCE - MUSHROOMS — PARSNIPS' BEANS PEAS, S.I.INKt:ST JUICY 288's NEWTTEXA8 ORANGES doz. 87c ` • CARROTS 3 lbs, 230 .. CAIX41ORNIA JUICY 360's ' NEW T'EXAs - LEMONS 3 for 10c SPINACH 2' lbs. - 29e MARSH' SEEELESS 112's NEW T'E'XAS' ....GRAPEFRUIT 4 - 25c. CABBAC.TE:lb: :, 6c TtM7S5ERrNG • PHONE 48 FOR QUALITY FOODS -- CLINTON MORE NEW STOCK 'Quite a large shipment of Graniteware just arrived including Tea Kettles Roasting Pans; 'Potato. Pots, Sauce . fans, Pie Plates Basins etc.. , A• Big stock of Shovels for Coal, SriOW, or Stable use, also lots of Stable. Brooms, FURNITURE DEPARTMENT Just what so many people have ,been waiting for. • Hamper Seats in White, Ivory, Green and Blue, Also an assort- ment of End,•Tables, Nests of Tables and Desks. ' - We have good range of Scatter Mats. BALL & ZAPFE Dealers in Hardware and Furniture , Modern A•m-bulanee Service, Funeral Directors ASStore Phone 195 • DOUGLAS G. BALL &one JOHN J. ZAPPE Phone 103 Attention Syrup ' Makers Order sap Pans Now - Don't Be Disappointed Hugh R. Hawkins Plumbing, ; Heating, Sheet Metal Work Agent for Hecla Furnance PHONE 244 Just Arrived A shipment of Men's Murray Health. Spot Sho Spot �s Arch Correction C and.E widths Also growing girls oxfords, ties, loafers and pumps in a complete range of sizes. T. Churchill - - Shoe. Store MEM NOTICE All persons desirous of procuring trees for planting this spring are requested to contact the School Teacher in , later than March 16th. your seotion, not By placing orders in this manner there is no cost to "siring such. trees and they will be delivere • personsbde- -siring d to the school by County -Any person ordering 500 or more trees may have them parceled in an individual. order, p 1 d HULLETT TOWNSHIP A. very pleasant meeting ,was held at the home of Mr, and Mrs:. Wire. Landsborougi on Monday night, When the Farm. Forum of S S. No 1, convened corder the leadership oih Mr. Arnold` Jamieson, in answer, tej the question '!W.hat Im 1rrovements', could be -made in Farm' Maehineay', the men seemed more or less content .• N: W, MILLER County Clerk use,, but much amusement was caus— ed when the ladies 'demanded elect- rtc,dish••waslaers,-floor scrubbers' mut power garden cultivators. , This. group ' decided to continue with, monthly zneettngs and, a Menial thrntagh the summer. e rer` ce anon a1eriodw' p . as spent in cards, after which a ' delicious lnnch was .te vedby, tibe Hostess. nv: