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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1942-04-02, Page 8THE STORE da HAT SAVES YOU MONEY. � PAGE 8 THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD 1 MOCK CHICKEN DRUMSTICK Sc each CHICKENS FOR EASTER LAMB FOR WEEKEND' VEAL STEWS 18c lb. LARD, 201b. pail p $3.10' Boneless ;Tenderized Dinner Hain, Sonless Picnics,. Back, P. Mealed and Breakfast Bacon for Easter also Baby Beef. Delicated Steaks at No Extra Cost. CONNIELLL & TYNDALL " CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET Phone 162. Albert Street NOW CANADA'S With New Operating cast. ELECTRIC WE SPECIALISE ROSE PLANTS WANT AGAIN New Low - IRONS AND CHICK a X it1RN ,psis a. fti tib a` n MORE THAN EVER YOU'LL FRIGIDAIRE NO, 1 REFRIGERATOR LEADS Design,New Convenience Features, AND GAS WASHERS,, HOT PLATES, AND TOASTERS. IN DRINKING FOUNTAIN TROUGHS. SUTTER & PERDUE HARDWARE, PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS PHONE 147w. ' CLINTON, ONT. A Word To The Wise Don't put off seeing about that new suit you are thinking about for Spring. Fine warm days will soon be here and you will want to discard your heavy Overcoat for something lighter and get into a smart new tailored suit. REMEMBER—Pine British Woollens are hard to get• So are many lines of trimmings. Yet prices remain the same. COME IN AND LET US SHOW YOU OUR Special Ordered Clothing Nothing better for the price—Tip Top or Cambridge made and PRICED FROM 829.50 UP Ready Made Clothing • New Smart styles for 1942 are now on our racks. The cloths are mostly fine English Fabrics and prices are very reasonable. N 1 k Plumsteel ►--roe. Arrow,Shirts — Adam hats — Scott & McHale Shoes for Men Agents Tip Top Tailors. NOW' -IS THE TIME TO HAVE YOUR. I1OUS1 "COVERED WITH s rick i5 ALSO HAVE IT INSULATED 'WITH Rock Wool with. Vapor Barrier TO 'MEP OUT THE MOISTURE Prices Cheerfully Given — Phone enikins HARDWARE and PLUMBING Phone 244 N TICE Under existing conditions prevailing an the coal situation we are forced, commenc- ing April ommend-ing'April 6th, , that all fuel must be sold strictly on a cash basis, when ordered or delivered. W J. MILLER J. R. MUSTARD V. D. FALCONER A. D. McCARTNEY Awake thou wintry. earth Fling aff-thy sadness Fair vernal flowers laugh forth Your ancient gladness. Adapted. From the dying Winter to the new bernn Spring, tis fitting that this season should find expression in the sending of an Easter' Greeting, :feat using gladness, It is a'decorous les- tare and tends to retain old friend shipsi and make new ones. We regain our display of cards' to be a combina- tion of art and good values, distine- tive for beauty and chastity of de- sign. If your thoughts turn to some tangible token Ito express your 'senti- ments at Easter, may we suggest a nicely bound Bible, a new Hymn Book or a suitably bound Testament, We might also. mention a new as- stortment of L. C. Douglas• reprints that have just arrived. Here are the titles: Forgive Us ,Our Trespasses Mag'nifiiaient Olbs'ession Disputed Passage Dr. Hudson's Secret Journal White Banners Green Light Invitation To Live, YOUR CHOICE I $1.49 EACH • You have been going. "like 60" now you•'r reduced to 40 and to transform the. figures into cents instead of mile's it is one cent less viz. 39e that will buy a pocked edition of a good story for any boy in any brands of the service.'` We know from the sales made that there's no gift more wel- comed by the boys than something to read. It should/ be good reading of course and more than that should be in handy size and that is where our 39c editions come in, they are trim little numbers cut to go in any man- sized pocket. One of these clearly printed, glossy covered book should, satisfy almost any taste, and the binding is substantial too. War kills men and men deplore the loss, but war also crushes bad prin- ciples, and tyrants and society is saved Tia W. D. Fair Co Often the Cheapest—Always the Best Miss Shirley Xruger of Zurich was a weekend geesit of Miss Dorothy Corless. Mr. Gordon Herman of Toronto is 'visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Herman. Mr. William Taylor. of Seience Hill spent a few daysin town this week renewing old acquaintances. Mrs. J. H. Johnston visited her son Girr. David Johnston in London Military Hospital, on Friday Last. Mrs. Fred Be11 •of Saskatoon, Sask., was a visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. McMurray this week, Rev. H, J. and Mrs. Snell and baby' Roger of Ethel spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Plumsteel. Miss Paula Perdue and Mr. Wm. Carmichael, all of Ottawa were weekend guestsat the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. 19. Perdue. Miss Louise Burtch of Galt, AC Ed- die Oliver of St. Marys and LAC Edward McGill of Rogersville, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. leanest McGill. LAC. Percy Brown It the Wireless Training School at Guelph and his mother, Mac, A. S. Inkley and Miss V. Mortioek of Toronto visited in Clinton over the weekend, Mrs. Garn, W. Milken and, little daughter, Carole, have returned to their home in London, after a fortnight with the lady's parents, Mr, andi Mrs, W. E, Perdue, Mr. and Mrs. Daviel Chtu'..h 1r nave re- turned home from Toronto, where they spent the winter month,. Mr. Churchill is not in the best of heal- th yet and is 'ebn$ined to the' hod- pital here Mrs. John. Torrance and Miss Maude Torrance have returned to their home in town after spending the winter in Toronto. Mr .Alf. Tor- rance. who accompanied thein re- turned to Toronto Tuesday, Mrs. 3. L. Johnston, Miss Edith John ston, Ashfield, Mrs. Dpnoan: Mac- Donald of Flint, Mich., and LAC Keith Johnston of the Clinton Rad- io School were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Johnston on Sun- day last. un-day'Iast. Mrs. Fannie Cartwright and Mr. and Mrs, T. H. Barker, Toronto; Miss Beth Cartwright, Kitchener and Mr. •.Vernon Crawford of Stratford and Pte. Duncan Cartwright of Camp Borden were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Qhas, W. Weymouth, Lond+esboro and Mr. and Mrs. Har- vey Alexander of Bayfield, VAF,NI Mrs J W. Reid is spending the Easter vacation with her son : Dr. Harvey and Mrs, Reid and family of Toronto. Mr. Geo. Clarke is camfortablyset- tled in his new home` in the village, The Jr. Farmers of the community held a dance in the township hall on Monday. night. The Easter service will be held at 7 o'clock pan. in St. John's Anglican church instead of 11 o'clock aim, and will be held at 7 o'clock until further notice. EASTER FLOWERS Yes r there will be Laos for Easter. No longer Easter Lillies grown from Japanese bulbs, but Bermuda fillies and Regal dillies also HYDRANGEAS AFRICAN VIOLETS ROSE PLANTS CINERARIAS TABLE CENTERS ETC. We will be glad to show you OUT Easter 'stock. CUT FLOWERS Roses, Carnations, Assorted Spring Flowers. F. R. CUN.INGHAME Member of Florists Tel. Del As. Personal care given every order and special attention given to funeral orders. Phones 176 and 31 Quality Meat Market HOMEMADE SAUSAGE.. 20c. lb. JELLIED VEAL 25e Ib. CHOICE RIB ROAST of beef , 22 lb. MEAfrY RIB BOIL 18c lb. SPARE RIBS 20c lb. PEAMEAL BACON 40c lb. SMOKED PICNIC HAMS 28c lbs SMOKED ROLLS AND .PREM IUM HAMS FOR EASTER .:Kindly let us have your order the day before as our delivery. leaves at 9 o'clock in the morning. Choice Beef, Young Pork and Milk - fed Veal for Weekend. Highest prices p aid for hides We have Casings for Sale BOSS FITZSIMONS PHONE 76 tarrBnvcillir .m EASTER SPECIALS 2 CHOICE QUALITY CORN .. 27e 2 MAPLE LEAF PEAS.. , , ,.. , . , 24c 2 LYNN VALLEY TOMATOES24e 1 CAN PILCHARDS 15c 1 Ib. DOMESTIC SHORTENING 19c, 1 Bottle AYLMER CATSUP 14e 2 L1BBY'S SPAGHEA'TI , . , , 1.9c 2 LIBBY'S PORK & BEANS 19e 5 lb. Pail. SYRUP, with scribbler 59c 5 STRING BROOM 31c 6 LARGE ORANGES 25c 6 •GRAPEFRUIT 25c NEW CABBAGE, LETTUCE ETC. W. L. JOHNSON PROMPT SERVICE — GROCER PHONE 286 Superior Stores PHONE 111--CLINTON. SPECIALS FOR April 1, 2 and 4th P. & G. SOAP 4 bars 19c ,OXYDOL vied. pkg. 10c Igo. pkg. 23c CAMAY SOAP 3 bars 19c SNOWFLAKE AMMONIA pkg... 5c BROOMS 39c and 45c CASTLE FLOOR WAX 1 lb. tin 27c NUGGET SHOE POLISH tin . , 12c IVORY SNOW lge. pkg. 25c JAVEX bottle 15c CLOTHESPINS 3 der. 10c GILLETT'S LYE tin 12c BLACK WINDOW CLEANER btl, 15c BONAMI Cake or powder each , . 14 NONSUCH. STOVE POLISH bottle . .... 18e MAZDALIGIIT BULBS each . • , 20c KLEENEX pit. 500 each 29e MOP STICKS each , . , 19c SCRUB BRUSHES , 15c and 25e DUTCH SETS ONIONS 2 lbs25c ORANGES size 344s, doz. 19c LEMONS med size . doz..:.... , 27c 1, R. niviPsoN Nice 'nelivery LONDESBOR0 he Londesboro United church andi Sunday School will holds there special Easter services next Sunday )norning at 10.30 o'clock., Special music by the choir also a good program is being prepared, Rev. Menzies will be the guest speaker. Everyone wele!ome BRIJ CEFIELD Mr. and Mr's. J. R. ;Cornish spent the weekend in Stratdord. Ma. and Mrs. L. Calvert of Ildertin ' vasite'/ at the home of Mr. D. Swan en Sunday., Mr. and, Mrs. 13, McKay spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Berry. Misses Ilya and Ellen Stott et London spent Sunday at their home ere. , Mrs. Rev. Atkinson . was called home from her visit in the( Southern States owing to the death of her little granddaughter. Rev. and Mrs. At- kinson left t-kinson-left for Welland ors Sunday. k Mies Grace Dalrymple spent the weekend in Stratford. Carlyle Cornish of RG,A.F: Toron- to spenit.a few days at his home here. We extend our sincere sympathy to the family of the late Hugh Mc- Gregor who died, on Saturday night. Mrs. C. Halstead of Stratford is visiting her parents, Mr, and Mrs. T. II. Wheeler: The Red Cress Society held a very successful Shower ,and Supper on Friday afternoon and evening. Fol- lowing i5 a list of the knitting and, donations shipped.: seafnan's comforts 2 aero caps; Army and airforce, 3 sweaters For Refugees, 20 large quilts; 6 crib quilts; 2 flannelette crib blankets; 2 large flannelette blank- ets; 1 wool afghan; 2 feather pillows; 2 pillow cases; '1 doll and clothes; 6 children dresses; 9 women dresses; 1 womens shirt; 4 pr. rhildrens bloom- ers; 7 pr. womens bloomers; 5 ladies vests;1 childs slip; 1 womans slip; 2 chlldrens nightgowns; 3 womens nightgowns; 2 pr. womens pyjamas; DANCE TOWN HALL, CLINTON EASTER MONDAY APRIL 6th sponsored by Huron Fish and Game Club ARTHUR'S ORCHESTRA New and Old Time Music Dancing 9 to 1—Everybody Welcome Admission: Ladies 25e Gentlemen 35c. BOY WANTED A boy about 16 years of age, able to look after office and good at fig- ures. Apply to S. McDONALD Canadian Oil, Clinton. THURS., APRIL 2, 194Pe. 2 pr. childrens pyjamas; 1 girls skirt, sweater and socks; 1 childs) rompers.; 1 childs overalls; 1 kimono; 1 babys bonnet; 1 babys bib; 1 boys shirt; 1 boys suit and.hdk.; 3 boys sweaters; 1 mans sweater; 5 pr. babys booties; 3 pr. womens stockings; 1• pr. wo. u ,44a='" mens socks; 11 r. childrens stockings.; 1 pr. babys mitts; 3 bath towels; 2e wash clothes; 2 Childs aprons; 3 wd•.. mens aprons; 1 'childs sweater and socks; 3 pr. boys sociis; 3 pr. mens socks; 8 cakes toilet soap; 12 cakes laundry soap; 2 pkgs: bobby pins, ictor 39° S eci Is fro Aprilr. ,$ AUL .Giant Size 69c Large size 20c SPECIAL Walkers Sodas 2 lb. for 25c LOOK Tillson's Rolled Oats 21c pkg PORK AND BEANS Aylmer 20 oz..size 2 for 19c CAMP. T. JUICE 2 tins 19c CLARK'S SOUP, Vegetable or Tomato 3 for 25c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 48 oz tins ...... SPECIAL Gold Soap 5 bars SNOW CAP TISSUE 4 rolls DICED BEETS 2 tins 29c 25c 25c 19c 19c lb. 19c ib. GRAY'S MIXED VEGETABLES 2 tins 27c WOODBURY'S TOILET SOAP 4 bars 24c SNAP HAND CLEANER 2 tins 35c lb. jars apple and strawberry Jam 21b. jars apple and Rasp. only 3 is jr FRESH VEGETABLES Celery, Head Lettuce, Cabbage, Car- rots Turnips and. Tomatoes ORANGES 19c, 29c and 39c doz. Grapefruit 6 for Maple Leaf Pressed Ham Fresh Headcheese_ Fresh Macaroni and Cheese Loaf ,,, Bologna, in piece 6 Bar C. 40c 22c lb,. 29c lb,. 20c PHONE 40. c.. +C!- .•d % ek, 1 SPECIAL VALUES APRIL 2ND, to 4T11 CARNATION MILK 2 tins,.. 9 19c' NOTICE The new regula- tion by order of the SUPREME PICKLES 19 oz: jar 21,.. �+ lclg131EE , i Fc �kis ' Wartime Prices and .Trade Board 18 that we give iso more mal OACH E AY �< to any one stroat' er district. ORDERS Received ivy 2 o'clock will be deli- 1,,..4_,.._..........._.....:_,_...........____„..,:,...,:r__ � � ib.k �— ~.�, � DOMESTIC N TNG .! Snoa7eS� , g pf° !' =NOW REG. 10c PKG. For Onlydelivery �C vered that after- noon. Wednesday half holidays ea: will he at 10 o'clock in the. FINE, OR COARSE OA Y'S I 4 lbs. ,„ 23c RED & WHITE SOUPS morning. PHONE 48 r For Quality F YORK CHOICE' PUMPKIN - lg. tin 12c ADEN FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Sunkist Navel Oranges doz 290 + RADISHES Texas Seedless PINEAPPLE TOMATOES Grapefruit 6-25c CAULIFLOWER Choice Head Lettuce 2 for 19e SPINACH Choice Hearts of 4 APPLES Celery 2 for 25c New Texas Cabbage lb. 6e PARSNIPS New California 1, GR. ONIONS Carrots 2 for 19c C• M. SHEARING PHONE 48 For Quality Foods CLINTON canirsziosic The Clinton Lions cordially tenders an invitation to all farmers to attend FARMERS' BANQUET to be held in the ANGLICAN PARISH HALL, CLINTON Tuesday, A Banquet commences at 7 pan. PROGRAM: "Price Ceilings as they affect the Farmer" Wilson of the War Time Prices) and Trade Board. Moving Picture—"Bacon for Britain." Music by Professors Geo. Raithby and W. A. Blackwood, Guelph. Broadcast over CKNX direct from banquet. LUCKY NUMBER DRAW FOR $5 WAR SAVINGS A Real Night for Both Rural and Town Contact: W. J. Dale, Jack Read, Clary Connell, or if you tan attend. Club their annual 7th by Geo. O.A.C., CERTIFICATE. Folk. Victor Falconer J, 2 pr. childrens pyjamas; 1 girls skirt, sweater and socks; 1 childs) rompers.; 1 childs overalls; 1 kimono; 1 babys bonnet; 1 babys bib; 1 boys shirt; 1 boys suit and.hdk.; 3 boys sweaters; 1 mans sweater; 5 pr. babys booties; 3 pr. womens stockings; 1• pr. wo. u ,44a='" mens socks; 11 r. childrens stockings.; 1 pr. babys mitts; 3 bath towels; 2e wash clothes; 2 Childs aprons; 3 wd•.. mens aprons; 1 'childs sweater and socks; 3 pr. boys sociis; 3 pr. mens socks; 8 cakes toilet soap; 12 cakes laundry soap; 2 pkgs: bobby pins, ictor 39° S eci Is fro Aprilr. ,$ AUL .Giant Size 69c Large size 20c SPECIAL Walkers Sodas 2 lb. for 25c LOOK Tillson's Rolled Oats 21c pkg PORK AND BEANS Aylmer 20 oz..size 2 for 19c CAMP. T. JUICE 2 tins 19c CLARK'S SOUP, Vegetable or Tomato 3 for 25c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 48 oz tins ...... SPECIAL Gold Soap 5 bars SNOW CAP TISSUE 4 rolls DICED BEETS 2 tins 29c 25c 25c 19c 19c lb. 19c ib. GRAY'S MIXED VEGETABLES 2 tins 27c WOODBURY'S TOILET SOAP 4 bars 24c SNAP HAND CLEANER 2 tins 35c lb. jars apple and strawberry Jam 21b. jars apple and Rasp. only 3 is jr FRESH VEGETABLES Celery, Head Lettuce, Cabbage, Car- rots Turnips and. Tomatoes ORANGES 19c, 29c and 39c doz. Grapefruit 6 for Maple Leaf Pressed Ham Fresh Headcheese_ Fresh Macaroni and Cheese Loaf ,,, Bologna, in piece 6 Bar C. 40c 22c lb,. 29c lb,. 20c PHONE 40.