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The Clinton News Record, 1939-07-27, Page 4'PAGE 4 • THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD Cooper's Midsummer Sale Dinner Sets and Stock Dinnerware 20% DISCOUNT ' Some Discontinued Dinnerware at Half Price RAYON TABLE CLOTH, 51x51, . EACH 33c COLORED 13ROADCLOTH, 2 YDS. 25e WABASSO PRINTS, Reg. 29c . . PER YD. 23c WABASSO PRINTS, Iur. 19c . PER YD. 17c COLORED PIQUE, Reg. 35c, ... PER YD. 19c 36 -INCH CRETONNE PER YD. 19c 27 -INCH -CRETONNE , 2 YDS. 25c COLORED VOILES, CLEARING PER YD. 15e TURKISH TOWELS, 15x31 EACH lOc TURIfISH ROLLER TOWELLING YD. 13c PURE LINEN TEA TOWELS EACH 23e FACE CLOTHS, 12x12 3 for 13c. 36 -INCH ECRU NET, Regular Price 25e per yd. NOW 2 YARDS for :...... ............ 25c TIJI.JRO., JULY 27, 1939 rastic Price Reductions ire Sumrne Stocks First Quality Full Fashioned Ringless Chiffon Hose pair 59c ODD LOTS OF LADIES AND CHILDRENS, HOSE — HALF PRICE, ANKLE HOSE, All Sizes Pair 14c ROOM LOTS OF Wall Paper Some Sunworthy BUT ALL GREATLY REDUCED. BRING US THE SIZE OF YOUR ROOM AND WE WILL ' GIVE• YOU A REAL BARGAIN. FREE GOODS • TABLE Large Coppers, Wanted WE DON'T GIVE COUPONS BUT F.OR EVERY ONE DOLLAR BRING US ALL THE LARGE PURCHASE YOU MAY CHOOSE. COOPERS YOU HAVE AND WE WILL GIVE YOU 10c WORTH OF ONE ARTICLE FROM THIS TABLE FREE GOODS FOR EVERY 9 LARGE COPPERS ONE HOUR "SPECIAL RAYON CHECKED Table Cloth SIZE 52x68 FR•I'DAY, JULY 28th 2.30 to 3.30 p.m. SATURDAY, JULY 29th 8.30 to 9.30 p.m. FIFTY ONLY -25 TO BE PUT ON EACH DAY FOR ONE HOUR ONLY EACH 59c milecamesnmisusommarminnezeinessmanammassismamsammemarmeimmaammesmonanuszsetwasimmla SHOES and FURNISHINGS on2nd..Floor Tastily Displayed - 1Specially Priced TABLE LADIES SPORT SHOES, PER PAIR 81.00 LADIES WHITE SHOES, Reg 83.50 Per Pair 32.48 MEN'S WHITE' SRGES, Clearing Pair $2.49 MJSSES AND CHILDREN'S ELK SANDALS and STRAP SLIPPERS .. Pair 79e -93e to 4.65 IILEN'S FANCY, HOSE 2 Pairs 25e MEN'S RAYON & COTTON HOSE 18e-2 Pt. 35c MEN'S SWEATERS Clearing 49c & 69c BOY'S SWEATERS, Clearing 25e & 49c MEN'S BROADCLOTH SHIRTS , , Each 89e MEN'S CHAMBRAY WORKSHIRTS ... Each 69e MEN'S PEANUT STRAW HATS , . , Each 12c •M1SN'S WO'RIK. HOSE Pair 15c -25c & 35c MEN'S RIVET PANT OVERALL Pair $1.00 A LADIES HOUSE DRESSES MADE FROM TUB EAST PRINTS Regular. $1.00, Choice 2 for $1.00 NAVY_ SPORT SLACKS, Ladies Size $1,14 NAVY SPORT SLACKS, Girls Size 97e LADIES SPORT PULLOVERS Each 79e LADIES VOILE DRESSES .. Each $1.00 LADIES SHAN-RAY DRESSES Each 6E98' PRINTED BATISTE GOWNS .., Each 98e LADIES SATIN SLIPS SPECIAL 98e. LADIES RAYON ICNIT PANTIES .... Pair 25c KOTEX AND .MODESS ..;.. Each 21c-2 for 41c lc SALE OF STATIONERY Monarch Yarns ARE BEST' AT NEW LOW PRICES "SPECIAL" PER BALL 10c DOVE 15c To Cooper, Clinton ',i FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES often cause digestive disturbances, and whether acute or chronic, these troubles can he corrected in 3. minutes by a teaspoon full of EISMA-REX IT'S WONDERFUL 75c and. $L50 I LONDESBORO The regular monthly meeting of the Woman's Institute will be held in the Community Hall on Thursday, Aug- ust 3rd at 2.30 p.m.. The following program is expeeted: Report of Dist- rict annual meeting held at. Goder- ich recently, by Mrs. J. P. Manning; ;Legislation, Mrs. E. Adams; Roll ra i Call, "One law I commend or other- wise'„ and as a special treat the George Family, will be on the pro - grain. Hostesses: Mrs. V. Roy, Mrs. 'V. Kennedy; Mrs. W. Hesk,Mrs. W. Hoggart, Mrs, D. Carter: This meet- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Leslie of Cali- ing at Stratford, is spending her ing promises to be very interestingforma are visiting in the village• 1vacation at her home here. Miss 'Conte and see. Miss Lola Elliott of Detroit and Margaret Sebban of Stratford ac- Wr , S R H O E M ES PHM 11 I Mr. and Mrs. C. Hall of Amherst- Miss Rosemary Miller of Mount eompanied her home as her guest. burg spent'the weekend with Mr. and MI -LADY WILL FIND ADRIENNE TOILETRIES and FACE POWDERS ONE OF THE FINEST SawSawCAN USE. BAYFIELD ST. HELENS Mrs, Thos.Parker. of Naicam, Sask, Mrs. J. T. McPherson, Mrs. Flor. is visiting her sister and brother -in, once Hingleman and . Mrs. Mary ,law, Mr. and Mrs. Chas, .Parker. 1 Dunkie of Morriston visited with Mr. Mr, and Mrs. Wilson Parker and D. C. McDonald and Colin McDonald daughter, Blanche of Melforrh, Sask., and other friends recently are visiting, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Miss Lenora Logan of Ripley; Miss Featherstone. • I Jean House of Waterloo and Mildred Mr. and Mrs. Harold Weston and Hughes, Orangeville, spent •a few babe of Detroit, Mich., are visiting days with Miss Irene Woods. I Mr. R. Weston. Mr. W. Brown /of Ititchener visit - Mr. and Mrs. Norman' Toms are ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. the guests of Mr. Toms' mother, Mrs. Robinson Woods recently. E. Toms, • I Miss Loreen Miller, nurse-in-train- c`.LIN4`ON, ONT in " I Mr. W. E. Manning, wife and fa - 1 MEr Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton win of here recently. Clemens are spending the next two' Mr. and Mrs. ElwilWebster of PEONa ox Mrs. F. Hall, weeks with Mrs. M. Elliott. I Wingham called on friends around *mom VIECIIMMIll - o ily, Mr and Mrs. Janes Robertson of Akron, Ohio, are visiting Mr. Alfred Miss Irene Woods left on Monday ' Auburn, and Mrs. Margaret Manning Erwin. for Kitchener to teach at a summer visited with the latter's cousin and Mr's. V. Burt of London is spending school there. Mr. and Mrs. Robinson family, Mr.• S. Morrison of Lucknow the week with her parents, Mr. and Woods accompanied her down and on Sunday afternoon. 'Mrs. Fred Baker. , will spend the week with his brother 1 The Institute have arranged to Dr. and Mrs. E. P. Lewis of Tor- Henry at Galt, and other friends. 'have sides erected on the Commun- onto spent the weekend with Mrs. 111. Mr, Neely Todd of Stratford spent lily Hall grounds at the cost of thirty.. F• Woods. Mrs. Lewis remaining• for the weekend at his home here. Leight dollars. Mr. Geo, McVittie do a few weeks. 1 Miss. Marjorie Leask of Toronto is ing the work. The grounds are be- Mr, and Mrs. George Stogdill Sr. visiting her friend, Miss W, I..Ruth- fcoming a very attractive place for of Toronto- spent the weekend with erford. the children to play with swings, Di•. and Mrs. C. Stogdill, Mrs, Stog Miss Ruth Ramage was a visitor [teeters And slides. With a few [pore dill remaining for the week, at her home here for, a few days be- trees it would be a regular park, i Mr, Jack Whidden of Edmonton, fore returning to Toronto. She en-. Mr. Earl Squires from the West Alta., is visiting friends in the vil- ters the Ontario Hospital at Mimico has been calling on old friends hero logo and vicinity. this week as a student nurse. 1 recently. It is 28 years since he Mr• and Mrs. R. Bristol of Wash- Miss Anna Stuart of Toronto and l s a er• was en , , e atsix• co a 'e or 'owner of the mill, south of the vil, file balance of the sunnier• at the home of Mri and Mrs. Geo. ' lage, recently vacated by Mr.Hutton,' Congregational and S. S. Picnic Stuart. 1 Mr. J. P. Manning was agreeably A very enjoyable picnic of St.' Mr. Robert Hamilton and sisters, surprised on Sunday by having coos- Andrews United Church and Sunday Miss Jean and Agnes, also Mr. Tom ins of Mrs. Manning' - from Saskat- School, Bayfield was held in Jowett's Beatty of Londesboor spent Sunday chewan call on thein. They were on Grove on Tuesday afternoon, July with'Mr .and Mrs. E. W. Rice. 'w,»,«; ...,1' w::H..+'>H :l ♦r3 b+.1*..:.,;'i-+i-s»;.+; ,«3,;«;.: ,» ..T.- H;,,,Hp t«,»;HS •+.K , 18th. There was a fine attendance Mr. and Mrs. Wm.. Dougherty of ' u t, their way to visit the Worlds Pair. � X1 The Auditorium of the Church is and after an interesting programme Guelph' and NIr and Mrs Wilson I ;' _ r• Wilkinson of Win ham is the supper was enjoyed. s, gwith Mrs. R. J. Woods. A' decorator. In the meantime the Dr. C. Logan of Trout Lake, Mich.' Mr. and Mrs, Dougherty and Gwen 20°/"0 off all Straw COTTONHats SPORT TROUSERS sizes 30 to 38 KOOL SPUN TROUSERS SPORT SHIRTS ANKLE SOCKS $1.50 to $2.95 $2.2"x_ to $2.95 50c to $1.50 25c/35c § 50c DAVIS HERMAN hued here Hi f th th theington D C ar th tt g f herfriend Miss Sharp are visiting Pattison's 5c to $1 Store M A, ndergoing a thorough dressing up, of sports, and softball, a splendid Woods of Dundas, spent the weekend Phone 140 for Prompt and Courteous Service. auditorium will be closed, but is ex- and Mrs. Gingerich of Bad Axe, Mich. left on Tuesday fora week's trip to are visitin Mrs,. ? I peeled to be re -opened on August g S: Cleave, Muskoka. 27th. • Rev. and Mrs. Harold Paull of NIr and Mrs. E W Rice spent a WATCH YOUR DOOR FOR OUR MONTHLY SALE BILL. it1 There will be preaching service on Windsor are at Mr. Fred Scotchmer's day recently with friends at"Chesley. i«' Sunday next in the basement and cottage for the next two weeks. 1 The Women's Institute held their Sunday School as usual.1 tib?''• annual picnic at Kincardine on Fri- a Mrs. I-1, Lyon is visiting at the Straugltan Reunion "day. Quite a number attended and «= home of her daughter, Mrs. Beit The Straughan family held' Rs re- all report a pleasant time. Lobb, Goderich township. 'union last Wednesday afternoon at' A Sunday School picnic is being Miss Marey and Esther Jamieson Harbor Park, Goderich; when over held at the Maitland River this week. 't of Toronto are spending their vasa-. 100 were present from Stratford,1 tion with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dungannon, Blyth, Goderich, Auburn. COLSON—JAMIES.ON ` A. Jamieson. 'William Straughan, Benmiller, held a A pretty summer wedding took X Group No. 3 of the WAVES. held a place of honor at the gathering, he place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. * very successful sale of home-made being the only survivor of the family Robe. L. Jamieson, Hullett, en Wed- s baling in the church basement on of the late George Straughan, who nesclay afternoon at three -thirty 1came to anada 90 years ago, and o c oc c w hen t err eldest daughter, Merchandise. d« The' Best Values in all Lines of Merchdix Saturday last C 1 1 1 h ' Mrs. J. Tantblyit visited on Sun. settled on th th Mary Isabel became the bride of Mr. .5- kJ a sixconcession of ' :-.4-4.14.144+:4-04444+14414-•:4$4.-W, j ne township. NIr and kin, a Colson only son. S. day with the Rapson family. 'Colborne Arthur Lawrenc Cols + +»«H+++«»++++ + of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Colson, of and Mrs,- Margaret McCool of Toronto, William Straughan Were both able to Nliss. wde and family of Wood attend this reunion, William Donald Blyth. Rev. A. E. Menzies officiat- stock, visited last week at the hone Jardin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ing. The bride given hs marriage of their brother, James McOooi. Jardin, Auburn' was the youngest by her father, took her place before Miss Joyce Carter of Seaforth person at the outing. Officers for a Aallft o: slimmer flowers o:i the spent last week with her cousin, 1940 are George Cowan, Sr,, Blyth, lawn. She wore a floor Length gown Margaret Tamblyn, returning to her president; Ed,1Zarquhar;' Clinton; of white silk embroidered net and hone on Sunday'. secretary -treasurer; Mrs, Reg, Bali, her long embroidered veil was held (.Clinton in charge of lunch. in place with a bandean of orange This is the time of the- year for Holidays. It is also the time of the year for Tires to blow out. Cheek aver your tires and if they are get- ting old and weak, comae in andwe will trade your old ones Liberal Allowance x K0 4i fi4•' far new Dominion Royals REG. SHIPLEY'S Y'S Service Station PHONE 182 ,s3POiia..1"M r ""EtIESSMISTSCIISEISMOIPS. Civk,rQD .,j 8.,' , ay AT THE REQUEST OF A NUMBER 01 CITIZENS I HEREBY,._. 'PROCLAIM MONDAY THE 7th. DAY OF AUGUST TO BE CIVIC HOLIDAY IN CLINTON, ' ANI) I .CALL UPON ALL CITIZENS TO OBSERVE IT AS SUCH George II. Elliott, Mayor LO [DON RO.A J) blossoms.. She wore an amythest The London Road Community Club, NORGE REFRIGERATORS necklace; the gift of the groom and held their annualCHOSEN FOR APARTMENT carried a bouquet of Briarcliff° roses. picnic atda harbour GROUl- Miss Hazel Jamieson, Stratford, was Nearly Park, Goderich. on Thursday, July 0,000 Norge Electric Re- her sister's bridesmaid, wearin a beittg installed long gown of pink silk net over taf 20. After dinner a programme of f igeiators are now g _� ' sports was carried out, The winners by the New York City Housing Auth- feta. She carried Sweetheart roses. of the various races were: Boyo and Drily in the enormous Red Book and NIr. I,Larvey. McC'alluin, Blyth, sup - Girls '1-5, Billy Nlanag'han, Rleta Queonsbridge Projects which are now ported the groom. Jessie Watt made a Glidden; boys and :girls 6-8, Marg. under construcbion by the U. S. Hons charming little flowergirl, prettily aret Falconer; girls 8-14, Ruth Man. lug' Authority in the New York City, dressed in pale green crepe and niri5; boys 8-14, Bud King; Lady metropolitan area. r measuring 25 feet, Mrs A,Wilts°; 'carrying ea achbasket of sweet peas and blowing the funnel, Frederick Ander- Bids .were opened- on May 3, 1939, baby's breath. the successful bidder being Warren- Miss' Gladys Mountain playod son; wall4ng the rope blindfolded, : Norge. Company, Inc., Norge New Loliengrin's Bridal Chorus and also Margaret Henry; ringing the 'sucicor, York distributor. )aids ware entered accompanied Mrs. Menzies who sang Mrs. Haply and c;, Anderson.; writing by loading' manufacturers of electric during the signing of the register, name on milk can, Jack Clegg; slow refrigerators, inasmuch as this is About 40., guests, .retired to the walling race, Mus. Ilonry; Mrs, R, perhaps the biggest low-cost apart dining room which was prettily de- lucky won the prize for the 'nient program ever undertaken with corated in p ink and white and 5 lucky shake. the aid of the U. S. � ._,_,� . pp government. dainty lunch was served by six cous- I r ,1'he kitchens of :every one of the ins of the bride, Misses Gladys and 1 CONSTANCY '5,710 apartments in these two proj-•:Ida Leiper, Gladys Mountain, Phyllis The huhu of tate threshing machine sets will bo fitted With a Norge 4 Medd, Elmo Leitch and Mrs. Chas. is heard again in this vicinity. cu. ft. or 6 cu. fir. refrigerator eg,ip- Dale, with Mrs. Bert Allert assisting. • Mr, and Mrs, Ross McGregor and pod with tete, famous Mighty Midget Later the young couple left amid little daughter Jeannette spent Thurs.l%ollatog mechanism, so named be- showers of confetti and good wishes day last with friends in Stratford. cause it packs the power of a giant for a tripdown the St. Lawrence, Miss Mary Thompson is having a on the ration of a dwarf. In award- also visiting other Eastern cities, The holiday with relatives • in Chicago' Ing the contract, says Mr. Warren, bride travelled in navy net overtaf- U.S.A•. [the New York City ,Housing Author- feta with white accessories. On their Mr, Win. Tiiompscn 1s' sporting a ity definitely took into consrideration return they Will reside on the groom's Chrysler Royal ,these. days. ,. Norge's -reputation for almost unbe- farm on' the 13th can. Hullctt where 1 Sunday, School next Sunday •tt lievable .operating economy, long -life they will'be'at home to their friends 10.30:' a.m, .•,, r, , 1 and:' proven dependability, . after August lst. ' _ �/ es;as;-0.44,; fr +' f f4-4 + 0 r 1 �H �,.+4 ! .4 -0- 0-C44. tN+? �+ f+?�� f++ " ,,+ 1, -*'r • I. CASECASE t 2, +i+r «f+Grain • Blinder +r� r m s• Modern Binders built in 3 main types—Horse drawn; Combination: Tractor or Horse; Tractor Power—Take off Binders. Built to give long years of trouble-free service. Our Binders are ideal for getting down or flattened grain. They actually shave 'the ground. Tractor users are espec- ially invited to get particulars on our II. & T. Binders. ALSO -6' Combine Harvester (with full 28" steel cylinder) PHONE. 25 SEAFO11<TH (REVERSE CHARGES) Enquiries Welcome Anytime J. N. McKenzie DEALER 46-1 TENT MEETING IN CLINTON EACH EVENING AT 8 O'CLOCK. Wit ss le ti stir D 28'3, ; 'n • SPEAKER LORNE SPARKS cf Ausbury College SUNDAY 8 p.m. —Speaker: REV. W. J. COWHERD GODERICH YOUTH EVANGELISTIC GROUP For Ladie , wly WE WANT TO ASK YOU A SERIOUS QUESTION— ."TIOW MUCH MONEY ARE YOU WASTING A DAY IN SPOILED FOODS, WOULD A QUARTER COVER IT?" A pint of Milk soured with the heat costs a pickle: Spoiled meat is expensive. We could goon and list many' items that have to he thrown out during these hot ;lays. YOU CAN SAVE ALL THAT WASTED MONEY Our Plan: is This: FOR ONLY 25c A DAY YOU CAN HAVE CAREFREE REFRIGERATION, NO ADDED CHARGES. NO RED TAPE. We would like to talk it over with you. We promise not to waste your time nor bore you with a long sales talk.. All we ask is that you give us the opportunity to expIlain SPARTON REFRIGERATION FOR ONLY 25e A DAY. You can't afford to be without it at the price. Won't you call 13 now telling us when it is convenient for us to explain our easy payment Plan? Sparton refrigerators are unconditionally guaranteed. You have nothing to lose and eveything to gain. a�.® EPPS S rt Sh tj il UPAS t , a , • alk>. Eat 'rill t9� aLi..ipKi. 14. 0 Yes! We'11 put the best tires in the world on your car, on the easiest terms you ever heard of. They're Goodyears, of course. Terms are as low as 570 a week. Drive in andget the tires you need today ... without delay. We trust you. TRADE IN YOUR OLD TIRES rownie's Service Station PHONE 5 CLINTON, ONT.