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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1942-08-27, Page 8PAGE 8 CHESTERFIELD SUITES A new line of Chesterfield Suites are being shown on our floor, A visit will convince you that design, coves and prices are sight. ONE OF TIIE, NEW SETS IS ON DISPLAY 1N OUR WINDOW Coach ArubuIance — Furniture —Funeral Service Phone 184w, Day or Night Gol�m�n. PRESS�IRE-MANTLE' LANTER i NOE you use a Colman& antern, you01 never go be to the old-fashioned wick„ burning kind. �• You -can use a Coieaian•whrm you' can't use anything else - high candlepower light in wind, ruin or storm. Turns night into For every night-time chore for hunting, fishing, miming. us,show...yeu whatfins,7febt, Coleman Stoves and Irons. Electric Plates, Hot Plates, Toasters and irons. SUTTER & PERDUE HARDWARE, PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS PHONE 147w. CLINTON, ONT. SUiMER SALE MEN'S FINE ENGLISH WORSTED SUITS Choice of Many Lines at 22.95 These come in a Nice Assortment of Blues, Browns and Greens, and in Sizes from 35 .to 42. Don't Miss This Chance to Save Several Dollars on a Smart New Snit for Fall. FINAL CLEARANCE OF ALL WHITE AND SUMMER SPORT SHOES AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES. NEW FALL SHOES- Many New Lines are Now Being Put Into Stock. GROWING GIRLS' OXFORDS-- Sizes 3 to 8. Black or Brown— Very Special $2.25 OTHER LINES AT $1.95, $2.50 and $3.50 MEN'S TAN OXFORDS-- Special at $2.49 - See Our Fetter Lines at $3.95 to $6.50 steel Arrow Shirts — Adam lints -- Scott & hlcliale Shoes for Men Agents Tip Top Tailors. 1 Just Arrived. We have just received a fairly large shipment of Graniteware in the various colors for different uses, Dairy Pails, Copper Boilers, Wash Tubs, etc. Ai nice assortment of Aladdin and Coleman lamps to pick from. In the Furniture e Dept. we have a nice selection of centre tables, and smaller tables for the different uses which lielp to make the homelook better furnished. Also a large stock of table lamps "The Store With The. Stock" BALL Z A P f E Hardware -- Furniture -- Funeral Directors -- Ambulance Service. W. Ball, Phone 361. PHONE 195 J. J. Zapfe, Phone 103. HULLETT TOWNSHIP singing "God Save the King" The next meeting will be held at the house of Mrs. Robt. Freeman on Wednes- day Sept. 2nd. On Wednesday' afternoon of last Week the Lafalot Club met at the home of Mrs. William Hunter. In spite of the hot day and busy time the ladies turned out and quilted two quilts. The Club ladies have made two extra fine quilts which they intend: selling one and selling tickets on the :ether the funs, to be used for war purpose&, The quilts., will be on dis- play in the Agriculture office window - 4 .ten cent tea was served by the hostess and the meeting closed; by T U CKERSMrFR The Tuckersmith Ladies Club will hold their next meeting en Wett'G;esday September 2nd, at the +dome of. Mrs. Ray 'Fear. The roll call will be ans- wered with the name of a history maker of today. THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD THURS., AUG. 27, 1942; Trap the Jap Paste the Paperhanger Muscle Mussolini War Saving Stamps will help you do it. Lick the Stamps and paste them in your folder here whileY au enjoy your freedom,' to lick and paste the enemy over there. Invest in Victory for your future security, your home, your religion, your coun- try. ourt-t y, To -day a goodfountain pen is an essential h the equipment of every one; it's a time saver, a personal' convenience, aninstrument of effic- iency. Pen and Ink in compact for- mation for your purse or pocket. It's the wise bird who feathers the nest with War Savings Stamps. The literal meaning of the word bargain is an engagement by which the wishes of both parties are fully satisfied. We seldom use the word in our advertising, when we do it is in this sense. If you watch your p,ennaes and dimes, you will soon buy for 25c a War Savings Stamp, and advance a victory that much. For past months the sales on "Happy Gang War Songs" has been active. It pleases many. You might have use for it at 75e. Then in sheet music we mention, "He Wears a pair of silver Wings," at 40e. Kate Smith sings it. The W. D. Fair Co Often the Cheapest-Aiwwli the Batt viiLc Misses Jennie and Rose Tebbutt spent a few days in Hamilton last week. Miss Barbara Thompson of Kitchener spent the weekend at her home in town, Miss Ruth Ball, of Toronto is spend- ing her holidays at her home in town, Miss Mildred` Heard has returned to town after spending a couple of weeks in Cayuga. Mr. Benson Sutter left on Friday for Ryerson Beach Summer School Nonnandale, Ont, Misses Lorna Plmnsteel and Kaye Ross, of Toronto stent the weekend at their homes in town. 'ii>s Agnes Agnew of Toronto spent last weekend in town with her par- ents Mr. and Mrs, M. J. Agnew :Mrs. Bill Thomas and Miss Lucille Ileums of Hamilton are guests of Mr, and Mrs. George A. Walker. Mr. Herbert Alexander of London, formerly of town, renewed acquain- tances in Clinton over the week -end. Miss Irene Harwood, of Guelph, is spending a few days at the home of her grandmother, Mrs Fannie Oliv- er, Mrs. Thos, Leppington of town ac- companied by her slaughter, Mrs. Albert Liebold .of Zurich spent Fri- day with Stratford friends. Mrs, Ellwood Epps and children, Don- nie, Wooden° and Anne have re- turned home after spending the past week camping at Goderich. Mr. Cordon L. Hall and son. Ted of Cayuga spent the weekend with Mr. G. E. Hall and Miss Evelyn, Tedis visiting here and in Goderich twp. this week. Misses Edith and Zemila. Cornish have returned home after a visit in Cookstown. Mrs. M. E. McFadden of Cookstown is spending a few days - this week with her sisters in'town. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Elliot and son Bobby have been visiting with daugh- ter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Alex Whitfield during the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Epps attend- ed the Canadian Gladioli Flower Show s.et the Royal Connaught Hotel in Ham-. ilton on Friday and Saturday of last. week. Mrs. Glen Thomas and Mrs. Harris and. Mr. Elrn st Harris' of London were the weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. J: Nedigerl. Mrs. Moon of London called' on Mrs. A. 0. Vpdden and Mrs. G. E. Saville last weep DILL It is pickle' time and you will need Dill. We have a particularly fine crop. Coyne to the green- houses' and get your supply fresh- ly cut: 10c A BUNCH SAGE We have a limited supply, 10c A BUNCIH AlsoC1 mr' ese cabbages for sale. It will taste twice as good freshly cut.. CUT FLOWERS From a .fine assortnent of gar- 1Pru .flowers, we will make up bpgnets of any size to suit your need. Help the War Effort by "Say- ing, it with Flowers" instead of too many "Sweets". F. R. CUNINGHAME Ifember of Florists Tel. Del A. Personal care given every order and special attention given to funeral orders. Phones 176 and 31 SEASONABLE SPECIALS 1 BAG FLUFFS 25 qt 39c 7 Ib BAG PASTRY FLOUR 29c 1 Plig KKOVAH JELLY MAKER 15e I TIN CHAN FLOOR WAX 59c 1 Pkg (12 oz) MORNING CHEER COFFEE and coupon . 39c 3 Rolls HURON TOILET TISSUE 10c 1 Gal. VINEGAR • 49c 1 Pkg. PICKLING SPICES OR POWDERS 5c 4 doz JAR RINGS 25c 1 doz ZINC RINGS 25c 1 Ib. COCOA 19c 2 Cans PILCHARDS 350 6 GRAPE FRUIT 29c W. L. JOHNSON GROCER FREE DELIVERY PHONE 286 Superior Stores PHONE 111-CLINTON. SPECIALS FOR Aug. 27, 28, and 29 VAN CAMP'S TOMATO JUICE 20 oz. Tin • 8c CARNATION MILK Tall tin ...9c BIG 5 CLEANSER 2 tins 9c KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES 3 Pkgs....•................ 25c CRUNCHIIE SWEET MIXED PICKLES . .. , , , , 27 oz. jar 27c CROWN CORN SYRUP 5 lb tin 57c CANADA CORN STARCH 2 pkgs 21c ZANI-PLUSH tin 29c PALMOLIVE SOAP .... 2 bars 11c SUPERSUDS pkg 22e GOLD SOAP bar 5c WOODBURY'S SOAP .. 4 cakes 25c APPLE AND STRAWBERRY JAM 4 lb. tin 45c PURE HONEY 4 ]b. tin 600 ORANGES, Med size doz. 29c LEMONS. Igo size doz. 35c GRAPEFRUIT 5 for. 25c PEACHES, PLUMS and PEARS T. R. THRMPSON Free Delivery STANLEY Mrs. johif Taylor left this week to visit her brother in Forest. MTS. Thomas 'Baird, 'Sr., is visiting her' sisters, Mrs. Gilmour and Gilmour and Mrs. Angus Gordon at Sheppard- ton. heppardton, • Mrs. George A. Baird and grandson George Allen Klinkhamer of Detroit, Mich. are visiting at the home of Mrs. George Baird and other friends. Twister Sweeps Across Lake strange sight, Some people thought At Goderich at first it was a hoar on file. There People along She lake shore and beach at Goderich witnessed an un- usual phenomenon on Sunday at noon, when a strong wind known to marin- ers as a twister or water spout sud- denly swept across the lake in the direction of Point Farm, about five miles £ionode ' G rrch, The funnel-sha el cyclone p Y one appeared like a great black fog and travelled at a terrific speed. It 'whirled sky- ward, the water seeming' to, rise to meet it, then broke when it reached, the high bank. The water dispersed in a formation -like spray., The "twister" is extremely danger- ous to. ships. It is caused by the clash ,of hot and cold air in a'sudalen drop of temperature, and on land has been known to destroy whole buildings by its suction: The bank provided the obstruction which prevented Sunday's twister from isweeaing over the land. Captain Befit MacDonald, whose ex- tensive seafaring knowledge makes him an authority, stated that the phe- nomenon is unusual on occurrence • in the China Sea. People crowded to the beach to ask the meaning of the The Toggery Shoppe Operated by (G. Edighoffer & Son) 0 Back to School BOY'S COTTON PULL -OVERS, '- Striped Striped in various shades sizes' 24 to 32 . 39c to 59c BOY'S DRESS SHIRTS - Neat stripes made by Forsyth and Arrow 9dd ,and $1.25 BOYS' FULL STRETCH BRACES 29c, 39c and 49c BOYS' SOCKETTES Fancies in sizes 9, 91/2,.10 and 10 /a pair 25c and 48c BOYS' . BETTER TWEED SUITS Various designs and styles. Ages 6 to 15 yrs. Choose now $8.75 to $14.95 GOOD CLOTHES Deserve GOOD ATTENTION Have them Dry Cleaned the NEW TEX WAY The Toggery Shoppe B. Streets in charge. was a heavy gale prevailing all after- noon. SPECIAL VALUES AUGUST 27, 28, and 29th -651.5) '— MEDAL RASPBERRY' RED AND WH1TE CHICKEN JAM 32 oz. JAR 37c HADDIE TIN 25c ""—RED -'AND -WHITE " RED' AND WHITE CUSTARD - SOUPS 3 TINS 25c POWDER 16 oz tin 25c SOAP WOODBURY FACIAL 4 Cakes 24c YOUR CHOICE 19c lb. PEAS — COUNTRY KIST — v 2' tins 19c SNOWFLAKE AMMONIA Pkg. 5c FRY'S ' OLD DUTCH COCOA CLEANSER, lb. Tin 19c 2 Tins 21c GARDEN ,FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES JUICY SUNKIST- CHOICE NO 1 Oranges doz. 31c FREPSH DA LY NO. 1 ONTARIO Onions 10 ,lb 39e CALIFORNIA RED Grapes ' lb. 25c NO. 1 ONTARIO Potatoes pk. 39c PEPPERS CABBAGE LETTUCE CAULIFLOWER CHOICE NO. 1 PLUMS Fresh Daily CALIFORNIA, LARGE Lemons 6 for 19c CHO'IC ARTS OF' Celery 2 for 25c CIiZIIC.E NO. 1 PINK Tomatoes lb 5e T LESS Grapefruit 5- 25c C. M. SHEARING PHONE 48 For Quality Foods CLINTON ® a WHEN IN NEED OF A GOOD RUG CLEANER' Call and see the Taylor Wonderful inventions—We have them ONE GOOD SECOND HAND STOVE FOR WOOD ONLY -A BARGAIN. When in need of Plumbing or Heating,, give us. a, call; All work guaranteed. HARDWARE and PLUMBING Phone 244 lategtab, A . s , 27th to 19c LB. Special Country Kist Peas 2 tins 19c Woodbury Toilet Soap 4 bars 25c Jergens Toilet Soap 4 bars 19c Peanut Butter 19 oz. Jars 25c Gold- Soap 5 bars 25c Aylmer Infant Food. 3 tins 25c Zinc Rings doz. 25c Rubber Rings 4 doz. 25c 'Vinegar White Wine or Cider. gal. 47c Libby Vegetable Soup 2 tins 15c Old English Wax ....., 1 lb tin 45c Van Camps Pork and Beans 5 oz. size. 3 tins 25c Cocoa 1 lb Pk. 19c We have a good assortment of all spices for pickling Grapefruit 5 for 25c Giant size 69c pkg Large size 20c pkg. Lemons 4 for 10c Corn, Head Lettuce, Celery, Cauli- flower, Cabbage Come in and see us and get good FRESH PEACHES IN OUR MEAT COUNTER Delisa Loaf ib 45c Ham and Tongue Loaf - ....,.:lb 45c Weiners Ib 27c Fresh Sausage ib 25c Dutch Loaf lb 29c Bologna in Piece lb 20c 19c 2 FOR 11 PHONE 40, THE STORE THAT SAVES, YOU MONEY. i