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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1942-03-12, Page 8PAGE 8 RIB BOILING BEEF;:..,.... BONELESS POT ROAST BRISKET BOIL 1•8C lb. OC lb. 1,3c lb. FRONT '1 CHOICE BEEF 16c lb. DRESSED PORK by 1/2 Have you tried an order of Chicken Drum Sticks at 5c each. CHICKEN, LAMB, VEAL, PORK, MUTTON & BEEF FOR WEEKEND. 17c ib. CONNEL L & t''YNUA " CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET " Phone 162. e Albert Street Truly Canada's No 1 Refrigerator Only Frigidaire has the Meter Miser. The Simplest Refrigerator Mechanism ever built. WE HAVE A FEW ON HAND CALL AND SEE THEM WHILE THEY LAST SUTTER Ei PERDUE HARDWARE, PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS PRONE 147w. CLINTON, ONT. TIP TOP TAILORS' W1:OLEN VALUES Are Greater Than Ever Despite world conditions Tip Top Tellers' quality remains unim- paired in woolens and workmanship -2nd this Spring they are even greater value than ever before. Make your selection now—have us tailor your choice of fabric and style to your personal measurements today! ' $29.75 Hundreds of patterns to choose from TAILORED -TO -MEASURE Plumsteel ros. Arrow Shirts — Adam Hats — Scott & McHale Shoes for Men Agents Tip Tel] Tailors. Sugar is Scarce MAKE MAPLE SYRUP AND SAVE THE SUGAR Get your order in for' Pans, Buckets or Spiles ORDER AT ONCE AND BE SURE OF YOUR SUPPLIES HARDWARE and w. PLUMBING � I Phone 244 VARNA and the secretary, Mrs. Walter Mc- . Mrs. George Donnell has been ser- 1 Beth , read the minutes of the last' iously ill for the past four weeks at the home of her daughter, Mrs, G. M. Marks in Toronto. • 1BRL CEFIELD • The March meeting of the Women's Association of Brucefield. United church was 'he1c11 on Wednesday last withrs. Arthur r Mc assn opening Q p S the, meeting with, the devotional ex- ercises and Mrs'. A. Johnston at the a,iano.",`The president took the chair meeting. The roll call was -answered by a housecleaning hint. Mrs. A. Ham gave the treasurer's report and 1 Mrs. Gordon Elliott, the correspond- ing secretary read thank -you notes for flowers sent to shut-ins. A dis- cussion wale held about theprogaam for the May meeting and visitor's day. The hostess for April will be Mrs. Allen,Mrs. Atkinson,- ~Mrs. Berry and Mrs. Burdge. Roll call, a gardeninghint. 8.75 : was realised $ from the c otton exchange. A de - helms lunch was served and the net - limed anthem closed the meeting. CANTON NEWS -RECORD TIURs, MAR. 12, 1942 You'll have longer'te put up with the war, if you fail to put up your money in.a Victory Bond, EVERYBODY'S FAVORITE SERIES We now have in stock the follow- ing titles in the Everybody's Series' You have a complete musie library when you own these booke. Everybody's Favorite Songs. Everybodys Favorite Piano Pieces. Piano Pieces for Children: Songs for Children.. Violin Pieces Piano Duets Waltz Albrian. Bach, Beethoven and Brahms,: Entertainer. ' Selected Songs.. Selected Piano Music. Piano Pieces for the Adult Student, $1.25 EACH POPULAR SONGS Elmers Tune . 45c Chattanooga Ohm) Ohoo .,45c, Rose O'Day 40e Bless Eni All . 35c Jeannie With The Light Brown Hair , 40c Carry Me Back to Old Virginny. , 40c Red River Valley 40c Silver Thread's Among the Gold40c Rose of Tralee 40c Home en the Range 40c These and many others, all at pop- ular prices. RECENT BOOKS Out of The Night,—Valtin $2,49 Winston Churchill—Kraus , $1:98 Frenchman's Creek— Du Maurier , $2.75 You Can't Do Business with Hitler . 39c While Rome Burs 39c Art of Thinking We Are Not Alone 39c 39e The W . 0. Fair Co Often the Cheapest—Always the Best 1 II'IIPIIp%nunnn , innnilonuiillllllllit e ud�l�.... 1Nit,. Mrs. T. Madsen of Toronto is the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. D. Mc- Cartney. Cpl. and Mrs. Ronald' McDonald spent the weekend in London, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jackson. Me. and Mrs. Lloyd Ferguson spent the weekend in Auburn with Mr. and! Mrs. John McKnight. Mrs, W. S. R. Holmes spent fast weekend: in Toronto, the guest of Mr. anti Mrs. Gerald Holmes. Mr. Earle Douglas of L o n - don was the guest last week of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Douglas, Mrs. Win. Watson of Trenton attend- ded the funeral of her cousin, the late Mr. William Fear, on Monday •afternoon. Miss Eva Kennedy of Brantford Sane atorium staff spent the 'Weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, V. Kennedy. . MILITARY NEWS To help complete our list of those from Clinton and district who have offered -their lives for the defence of our liberty and freedom we must add; Alfred McLoughlin, Sane Spencer, Roy Leppington, Royce Fremlin, Jack McIlveen, Ellwood Campbell, Fred Cooper, Fred Axon, Thomas McFar- lane, Percy Brown, William Argent, H. B. McCullough, Morris Frame, Lloyd Sterling, Allen T. Johns, Rev. 13. F. Andrew, Roland Kendall. LAC. Howard Gowan of the R.C.A. F. at St. Thomas is spending his fur- lough at hie home in town. Gnr, Dick MacDonald from Pete - wawa visited last week at the home of his brother, Cpl. Ronald M'aeDon- ald of town. Sgt. Instructor Ken. B. Hall of the Canadian Arany Trades School at Hamilton spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs'. John Hall of town. Sgt. Instructor 1Lugh Hawkins of the Canadian Anny Trades' School at Hamilton 'spent the weekend in town. Cpl. Frank Heard .of the Dental Corps attached to. the R.O.A.F. who has been relieving at Newmarket and Toronto has been transferred to Port Albert ,and spent lest weekend : at his home in town. S!gt. Pilot T. C. Choke, R.C.A.F. Structer at Dauphin, Man,, ie spend- ing his furlough in town with his parents, Mr .and Mas. C. V. Cooke. v — EBENEZER The Women's Association held their March meeting 'at the home of Mrs Charles Williams on Thursday with the president presiding. The meeting V,'as opened with, a hymn fol- lowed by the Lord'% prayer. The, scripture reading was . taken by Mrs. Ira Merrillafter which Rev. I%.. Wil- ding led in prayer. After the busi- ness discussions, readings' were given by Joy Lobb, Josephine Muir and Rev. Wilding.. The meeting was closed with a hymn followed' by the benedic- ti on. A quilt; was 'quilted and lunch was 'served by Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Irvine Tebbutt. Vitaspra a, non-poinsonous Plant Iuseeticide will keep your plants healthy and free from ineects. FERTABS These plant pills are now put up in eather 25c or 10c packets. They are ust the tonic your house plants need. CUT FLOWERS Roses Carnations',. Spring Flowers etc - F, tc, F• R. CIJNINGHAME Member of Florists Tel. Del A. Personal care given every order and special attention given to funeral orders. Phones 176 and 31 Quality Meat Market HOMEMADE SAUSAGE . 20c 1b. HAMBURG STEAK ...... 20e lb, Try our Choice Steaks: Sirloin T -Bone and Round CORNED BEEF no bone .. 25c Ib. SPARE RIBS 20c lb-. SWEET PICKLED TONGUES at . 18c lb. See our plan on beef and pork. A Money saver BEEF PORK AND VEAL FOR WEEKEND Highest prices paid for hides We have Casings for Sale BOSS FITZSIMONS PHONE.. 76 1ST ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS '1'fanks a lot tor your Business for Past Year and Solicit your Future Patronage. ;• . Redeem your Flei'schmann All Purpose Coupons at Our Store 1 FIVE STRING BROOM reg 39c FOR 31c (with an order) 1 pkg. SUPER SUDS and bowl. 28c 5' bars LONDON SOAP29c 3 bars LUX, ODEX, P. OLIVE Toilet soaps for 20c 1 p!cg. QUICK QUAKER OATS. 21c 1, 5 Ib. pail BEEHIVE SYRUP . 59c 1 lb. PEANUT BUTTER 18c 1, y2 Ib. tin BLUE RIBBON COFFEE 29c SUNIKIST ORANGES Best Juice at 21c, 29c 33e 39e doz. 7 GRAPEFRUIT (seedless) , . , . 25c W. L. JOHNSON PROMPT SERVICE — GROCER PHONE 286 Superior Stores PRONE 111--CLINTON. SPECIAL R Mar. 12, 13, 14th DURHAM CORN STARCH pkg... 9c ZBST CRABAPPLE JELLY 2 1b. jar HILLCREST SODA BISCUITS 1 lb. 23c 13c SUPER SUDS blue pkg. 22c HILLCREST PURE LARD 1 lb. 13c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 20 oz. 2 tins x .. 23c CRISCO 1 Ib tin.; 29c, 3 Ib. tin.. 75c .SRAWBERRY O12: RASPBERRY JAM 2 lb. jar 35e CASTLE FLOOR WAX 1 Ib. tin 27e IVORY SNOW Ige., pkg. 25e MANNING'S' COCOANUT FIN- • , , e . GER BISCUITS., Ib. 19e AYLMMER PEAS No. 4. 2 tins QYLMER DICED BEETS 16 oz. 2 tins 19e KRAFT DINNER pkg. 19c ORANGES size 344's doz. 19e GRAPEFRUIT 6 1',or 25c LEMONS size 360'doz. 27c NEW CARROTS 2.bunches '.. 19e sieve 23e T.R fl9'PSON t.. Free f)eliv,rt PATRIOTIC DANCE rn Town Hall, Clinton Tuesday, March 17th Irwin's Orchestra in Attendance Dancing 9' pen. to 1 a.m., NET PROCEEDS FOR, WAR EFFORT ADMISSION 35c per person Mel. Crich, Floor Manager W. A. McGuire in charge local Committee For the best dance in Ontario Come to EXETER EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT. Large Crowds, special door prizes CLAYTON' STEEPER'S Famous Radio Band Good Time for Old and Young COME TO THE SALVATION ARMY HALL FRDAY, MARCH 13TH VARIETY PROGRAMME Adjt. Williams and Lieut Davis and • Comrades of Goderich Corps Lieut. Sharp of Seaforth Corps. Lieut. Earle of St .Marys Corps. Captain Thompson and Lieut Ellis and Comrades of Wingham Corps Also Ladies of Clinton Red Shield Women's Auxiliary will be taking part Vocal Duets, Instrumental Numbers, Readings, Tableau, Pagent Homemade Candy will be Sold All Are Welcome -- Admission. 15c ST. PATRICK'S TEA Saturday, March 14th commencing at 3 p. in., under auspi ees of the Women's Association of Wesley -Willis church, Home-made baking booth; Fish Pond for the children Tea served from a till 7 o'clock MENU: Meat and salad plate, Bread and butter, Cream Puffs, doughnuts ,Tea. EVERYBODY WELCOME SP i'CIAL VALUES MARCH 12, 13, 14TH VAN CAMPS TOMATO CAMPBELL'S TOMATO JUICE 2 tins 17c ' SOUP` 2 this 19.c , PRIDE OP nag VALLEY KEL-O APPLE TOMATOES 2 tins 230 JUICE 3 tins ....,.,25c-. PILKLEIS Supreme Sweet Mixed. jar , ' 21c EUeast R FlREDeischmEM YOann Y Coupons Here MAPLE Clark's Vegetable LEAF Soup '2 tins .., 15c ;ECONOMY PORK & BEANS Libby's tin... 1 O c Giant Size 65c ,OOCOA Red and White lb. tin... 25c GARDEN FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLE Beaver 24 Ib. Flour 69c bag PKG. 19c. APPLES solid pack 28 oz. tin.. 15C,. Choice Large Head TURNIPS Lettuce 2 for 27c NEW BEETS SPINACH LEMONS APPLES RADISHES Sunkist Juicy Oranges doz 21c', Choice Hearts of Celery 2 for.,. 27c Texas Seedless Grapefruit 6-25c New California PARSNIPSNew Texas' Carrots 2 for. 19c RG R. RB Cabbage 21b. 15e C. M. SHEARING PHONE 48 For Quality Foods CLINTON News From International John. M. Eckert of McKillop town- ship is in charge of maintenance at the Huron County scene of the Inter- national Plowing Match on October 13, 14, 15, and 16 of this year. John is the man for the job. They say that it takes a big man to accomplish big things . . . John M. Eckert is a big man in other than physical ways . . and' physically lee is a powerful man at 250 pounds of bone and muscle. At the meeting where the various chairmen were being picked, the title of C'hairinan of Maintenance," came ,up and everybody fidgeted a little. It is not an easy task this business of looking after the location where thousands, of people 'dome to holiday. A booming voice was heard in the hallway and somebody looked up and said, "Jack Eckert." That was all there was to the matter. the plowmen, , . , and so on and so on . . ." He just smiled when they were through giving the list and gave the tobacco in his, pipe a wicked squ- eeze down with his thumb and said, "It may have been your pleasure to name me to that position but it Looks as if I am going to have to get a little work done." Ex -warden of the county and now treasurer of the township of McKii- lop John M. Eckert is a public-spir- ited man. Appeal to ,him on behalf of any public undertaking that is a worthy ,one and he'll help you, most !likely at personal inconvenience. The man nominated for the job looked up when the proposition was put before him and he said, "Just what does this entail?" They told him slowly . . . "Looking after the installation of the tented city, the el- ectricity, the water, the telephone, the heat for the main tent, stakes for With two sons enlisted in the cause of freedom he has been a tireless war worker. A farmer operator of a saw mill in British Columbia where he bossed a gang- of Japs he never underestimated the little yellow men. He operates a farms and knows all about the shortage of labor and the problems which face Ontario farmers .at the present time. "Wars were never won by not doing things," he said at a recent meeting of the Huron Plowing Match Oommit- tee. ' "We're going to win this war and we're going to put the Interna- tional Plowing Match over in a mighty big way." Specials from arch 12#0 14 'cert\ fey rDDV 6DDe SEETS FMDOSSFD TISSUE 3 rolls 25c Crosse & Blackwell Soups 16 oz. size, 2 tins , 27c Clark's Soups, Vegetable or Tom- ato 3 tins 25c Horne's Custard Powder 16 oz. tin 25c Clark's Corned Beef 25c tin Crabapple Jelly 32 oz jars Strawberry or Rasp. Jain 32 oz. jars 27c 35c Pluni Jam 32 oz. jar Rex Brand Cocoa 30c 19c lb. Marc rind to the Cup Mae Cups to the Pond 4 r pkg. Hawes Lemon Oil 60c bottle with a 25c polishing cloth ail for 59c 1 lb. size 45c 1/2 lb. size 25c Aylmer Pork and Beaus 28 oz. tins 2 for Campbell's Tomato Juice fancy quality 2 tins Orange and Grapefruit Juice. mixed 20 oz. tin ... 25c 19c. 19c;. Brooms' at 49c, 59c and 79e Red Rose Salmon 2 tins 35c Oranges 19; 29c and 39c Grapefruit 6 for 25c,.,. FRE$11 VEGETALLES Cabbages, Carrots,Head Lettuce; Turnips and ;Celery ...Maple Leaf Soap Flakes with a 6c... Bar Soap free 29c Pkg. PHONE 40. THE STORE THAT: SAVES ` YOU 'MONEY.