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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1940-01-18, Page 8PAGES i FRONT QUARTER CHOICE BEEF FAIR BEEF FRONT QUARTER HINDI QUARTER ►12cib. 10c lb 12c 113 CHOICE HOME-MADE SAUSAGE 15c lhi SHORTENING F 2 lbs. for 25c DRESSED HOG BY THE HALF 14c lb• 'CONNELL & TYNDALL " CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET " Phone 162. Albert Street THE GENERAL OPINION IS THAT PRICES WILL BE HIGHER IN 1940 You can save money by taking advantage of our January $hle of Stoves. We are offering our present stock of stoves at 10% off the regular price for the month of Jan. If you are going to need a Cook Stove in 1940 take advantage of this offer. SUTTER ei PERDUE HARDWARE, PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS CLINTON, ONT. PHONE 147w. ��«�H Hi«f«i �•'�s�1 R«:':::::'0+":«01«12 s :W .:•`'r M.: t 4 *M :«+ :"'+ :•i:«�«�«�.rtH �.�t i:B i *�'� January Bargains ;3 1201, BUY NOW AND SAVE ee 1 MASTERPIECE RANGE -regular price $75.00 for _, 1 JEWEL RANGE -regular price $80.00 for e 1 JEWEL RANGE -regular price $55.00 for 1 JEWEL RANGE -regular price $43,00 for Xi 1 HEATER -regular ppice $19.00 for Frr M�«W�•.j..�..�.a+. 12''01•';.:• .�.Q.,�..;«�.e:• r':• �"i i 4; r�y.,� 01,01 r W.�aS«r..�«q.i':"iM��. i'i i�';t Ari i i :�. i iz. $65.00 $70,00 $49,00 $40.00 $17.00 HARDWARE and ai $' PhonPLUMBING44 :Superior Stores a moss leaf -green. crepe dress with a corsage of pink roses. The grooms. PHONE 111-CLINTON. man was Mr, Mason Bond of Tillson- burg. A buffet luncheon was served at the . home of the bride's mother by two of the bride's friends, Mrs. Herb Ruch and Miss. Lillian Wood, The bridal couple left on a short motor trip. • The bride is a sister of Mr. Alfred Crozier, operator at the local theatre. SPECIALS FOR JANUARY 18-19-20 rPEAS, No. 3 sieve, 17 oz. 2 tins 17e SALMON, Golden Net, l's , . tin 25c PURE LARD, l's 2 lbs. 21c •CHOCOLATE MALLO BISCUITS, lb. 15c KELLOGG'S ALL BRAN . , pkg. 21c A. ;ORANGE & GRAPEFRUIT MARMALADE jar 23e .SUPER SUDS • •.. . 01 01 pkg. 19c PEARL WHITE SOAP '6. bars 25e LIBBY'S CATSUP, 12 oz, htl. ,. 15c SALADA TEA, Brown Label, /z Ib. 39e Yellow. Lobel, 'y2,.ib.. 37p AYLMER PUMPKIN, 2/2s tin 10c SHAKER SALT 2 for 15e DEW KIST TOMATO JUICE, ;0101 251/4 oz' .,,. ,.,,...3,tins.25e AMONG THE CHURCHES 'Baptist Church 'The pastor's subject for Sunday evening will be "Building the Brother- hood." The young!' people are pre- paring a play to be presented early, in March. Salvation Army The morning subject for Sunday is, "The Best 'Life," Evening: "The Mantle of Elijah." The regular prayer meeting will be resumed on Thursday evening in the Quarters. St, Paul's Church Holy Communion, at 8 a.m. Morn- ing Prayer at 11 a,m. Sermon subject, "Tit the Beginning God Created". Evening prayer as usual at 7 pm. Church Boy's League Monday even- ing at 7 p.me.A Y.P.A. meeting at 8 WHITE 'VISIT :' Ib: 15c1 p•m. The Junior W.A. meet a nes- ••I day at 4.15. On Thursday, Janttery lb, iSe 25th -St, Paul's Day Holy Comsnen- Ib, 9e Ontario Street United Church. 11.00 a.m.: 'Sharing" Your Very Best"; 7.00 p.m.: "Peter's Mother= ORANGES, Large Size . doz.'25c in --Law." Monday night 8.00 pan. Young Peo- "' GRAPEFRUIT, Large Size, 5 for 25e ple's Tinian will hold their annual! toboggan party on Elliott's farm, and will return to the chervil for refresh- ments. Regular meeting of the Girls Oleb will be held at the home of Miss Emma Plumsteel tonight (Thursday). SALMQl3, w; HERRING SMOKED FIW.Ers 0101 i. Min 1.111=M1101411•161011•1•1•111•Ift THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD T'HURR., JAN. 18;1940 ' THE QUEEN'S BOOK OF THE RED CROSS A Royal gift book .sponsored by Her Majesty the Queen in aid of the Lord Mayor's Fund for the Red Cross and the Order of St. John. More than a patriotic souvenir!A book that brings together one of the most distinguished companies of British authors and artists • who hate ever voluntarily and freely contribut- ed to a great cause. A fewnotable contributors are: The Poet Laureate, Sir Hugh• Walpole, Daphne du Maurier, '01)ouglae and many more. The actual size of the book is 10'x:0" 256 pages with a frontispiece and 12 full-page illustra- tion, seven of which are in full colour. Price $L50. This book was to be published in Canada on Jan. 6, 1940. At time of writing thin ad. our stock was not to hand but we anticipate 'arrival' by the time this appears in print. Leave your order early and be: sure' of your copy. R.FriliAPSON Weddings McTCNIGHT-CROZIER A quiet wedding was solemnized when Rev. J. R. Thompson, reetor of St. Paul's church, Stratford, unit- ed in mara4age Lydia C. Crozier, youngest daughter of Mrs. George Crozier of St. Marys and the late Mr. Crozier, and Lance-Gorp.oral Jack McKnight of the Perth Regiment. The bride looked lovely in a gown of sweetheart blue crepe and wore d corsage of red roses, Miss. Gertrude Cochrane attended the bride, wearing Announcing The Motion Picture Edition of "GONE WITH THE WIND" By Margaret Mitchell 85e The special edition measures 7"x 91/e", with a 6 -colour varnished paper cover, special patent binding and car- ries 12 full-page colour, illustrations from the motion picture. The text is complete. and unaltered from the original edition which has sold up- wards of 2,000,000 copies. Publication date, Jan. 15, .1940. Order your copy now while this of- lfer is available. The W. D. Fair Co Often the Cheapest -Always the Best Mr. Edward W, Elliott returned to Guelph on Sunday to resume hie studies at the Agricultural College. Reeve N. W. Trewartha is this week attending the sessions of Huron County Council. Mrs, N. W. Trewartha leaves this week by motor coach to visit her sister in Georgia, U.S.A. Mrs. W. J. Rozell is visiting for a few days this week in Goderieh at the hone of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lodge. Mr. J. J. Zapfe has been attending the furniture shows at Kitchener, Stratford :and Toronto • during the past few weeks, Miss Dorothy Holland of Toronto spent the weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Noble Holland, Huron Road. Miss Eva Holland has returned to her home, having had a delicate palate operation in Stratford hos- e pital. She is recovering slowly... OFFICERS ELECTED FOR SPRING FAIR • Officers ;and' directors of the Huron CentraLAgricultural Society met Sut- uiiday • afternoon in the Agricultural Office Board •Room to receive reports on the past year's activities, to elect officers and directors and make plans ear • the Spring Pair 'te be held as 4isual on.t'he first Thursday en April. Mr. W. 11. Lobb was chairman. The secretary's report was read by Mr. George 11. Elliott and the financial report by J. C. Shearer. The latter reported a balance of over., $200 on hand, The Society enjoyed splen- did support from the merchants, busi- ness usiness and piefessional, men and from - residents of town and country it was reported. An acknowledgment.for this support appears elsewhere. in this. issue. The meeting went on record -as' appreciating the untiring efforts of Mrs, H. Dalrymple (Mise Bessie Watt) and the thanks of officials will'. be expressed in a letter to accompany a gift as their tangible.expressions of thanks. Wesley -Willis Church Rev. Andrew Lane's sermon sub- jects for Sunday will be as follows. Morning, "Life Undisturbed"; Even- ing, "A Gly for Justice." The W. M. S, held their regular meeting Jan. 11th at 3 o'clock at the hoarse of Mrs. Lane. The president, Mrs. Ghowen presiding. The treasurer, Mrs. Manning gave her report show- ing that the Society hacl reached their allocation for the year 1939. Annual reports were read by the different secretaries. Mrs. McKinley read the scripture lesson encl. Mrs. Addison led in. prayer. At the close of the meet- ing the hostess served'a dainty lunch. ion at 9,30 am. .. Officers elected are as follows: Honorary Presidents: Herbert Cox, John•MeFarlane, Sr., Humphrey Snell; William McEwan; James Leiper, If. Powell. President; W. IT. Lobb.. First Vice, Ephraim Snell. Second Vice, Jahn Innes. Secretary, George H. Elliott. Treasurer, J. C. Shearer. . Auditor, H. C. Lawson. Township Directors: • Russett - William Dale, Howard Armstrong, William Livingstone, A. Shanahan. Teekersrnith Samuel Whitmore, 1Roy Pepper, Lewis Tebbutt, Oscar Switzer. Stanley - Fred Watson, Mervyn Haply, Stewart McEwan, William Sinclair. Goderieh - Ben. Rathwell, Wilmot Haacke, Rueben Grigg, Oliver Jervis. Town of Clinton -Dr. J. W. Shaw, Thomas Livingstone, William Perdue, N, W. Trewartha, A. J, McMurray, Wildey, Night Celebrated by Lodge Members Wildey , anniversary was marked here Tuesday evening, :members of tea. STOCK UP YOUR SHELVES AT THESE HESE LOW PRICES Jan. 18, 19, 20th FRY'S COCOA tin 19c CAMAY S0,AP CROWN 3 for 17c TEA lb. 53c SUPREME 2 ibe. SHORTENING` 27c CHOCOLATE 2 lbs. MALLOWS + 29c FALCON 3 tins CORN 29c LIBYS PORI{ & B E .A',N S 2 tills EVAPORATED MILK 2 tins COOKED SPAGHETTI : 2 tins TOMATO J•.U,I C E 2 tins FRUIT' :'COCKTAIL. ,,tin KIDNEY BEANS tin 10C FINE FOODS 19'c 15c 19lc 17c 23c TOMATO CATSUP 2for25c DEEP. BROWN BEANS SAUER KRAUT PINEAPPLE JUICE BABY FOOD;�S DILL PICKLE.S tin2lc tin lOc 2 tins 25c 2 tins 25c 3 tins 25c Jan. 18, 19, 20th BEEHIVE 2'e SYRUP- tin 18c SUNLIGHT SOAP 4 for 23c BLACK BAND"' COFFEE.,:lb.33c ELGIN LARD 21bs,23c UtdT MACARONI 1b.5. AYLMER PEAS 3 tins 29c • Specials on Smoked, Cooked 8 Pickled Meats LARGE FRESH. �CSCHNEIDER'S QUALITY SWEET PICKLED, LEAN WEIN ERS �'HEAD CHEESE lb.= hi COTTAGE ROLL...b .4,3c GARDEN -FRESH VEGETABLES NEW '•' BEETS 3 bunches 25c GREEN BEANS.pound 23c HOT HOUSE TOMATOES ... lb.- 23c LARGE WRITE STALKS CELERY 2 for 15c SPECIAL ORANGES FOR JUICE IOc A DOZEN ATTENTION FARMERS WE BUY EGGS 2c A DOZEN EXTRA, ABOVE MARKET PRICES IF TAKEN IN TRADE. .0112. SPECIAL LEMONS' FRESH STOCK 6 FOR 14c SELECT -QUALITY' VEGETABLES, NEW GREEN 'CABBAGE -.--01,,01. lb. 7c FIRM HEADS LETTUCE .,, 2 for 15c k'INEST. YAMS 4 lbs. 25c EXTRA FANCY" bunch CELERY Hearts • 10.c SHEARING Bc NORMAN PNONE 48 Clinton's Leading Grocers r CLINTON the local Odd Fellows Lodge being hosts to their wives and members of the Rebekah lodge and their husbands There was a splendid turnout despite the inclement weather and all heartily enjoyed the games of progressive "500" played in the earlier part of the evening. Honours were won by Mrs, E, C. Niokle and Mr, Wilmer Wallis. Following the' games a short pro- gramme was presented and then came the presentation of 25 -year jewels to Mr. T. A. Sutter and Mr. Fred Mutch. The presentations were made by Mrs. Sutter and William Mutch. Jewels were also to have been prehented to Mr. Gordon Howe; and Mr. H, Fitzsimons who were un- able to be present. The Rebekahs' contributed numbers to the prna amme following t h e presentation oeremonies and Mrs. G. McLay gave readings in ;her usual pleasing manner. Mayor K. G. Waters spoke briefly and brought greetiings on behalf of the council. . A short! talk on the foundation of ;Odd Fel-I lows work in conjunction' with the aeniversary of -the founder - of the! lodge Wes„ably given' by Mr. - H. W.1 Gould to•, round out a pleasant even - ing, were 11. ..1 EBENEZER The WA. held their January meet- ing at the home of ;Mrs, Ernest Little on Thursday, the president, Mrs. Bert Labb, presiding. After the opening exercises, a letter, which had been received from Saskatchewan,' was read, acknowledging gifts and clothing received. The scripture feed- ing was given by Mrs. 11. McCartney, after which Rev. Wilding led in pray-. er. A New Year reading, "Begin- nings", by Mrs, Ira Merrill was fol- lowed by a duet by Mrs. Hayden and her mother, Mrs. Potter. Miss Jose- phine Muir gave a missionary read- ing, which was followed by another" duet, by request, "Bring my harp to me again", by Mrs. Potter and Mrs. Hayden. A contest was conducted by Mrs. B. Lobb and the meeting was closed with a• hymn and the Bene -1 diction. Lunch was served by Mrs.! Hebden acid• Mrs: Little. •' The S. S. No. 4 Goderieh township branch"of the Red Cross•held a meet- ing at the 'home of Mts.' Walter Forbes., Members: were: enrolled, and plans were made for future work to be done. Yarn and 'sewing was dis- tributed among the workers. Lunch was served at the :close of the meet- ing by theihostess,: Members present Spring Flowers NOW IN STOCK Gay and attractive, particularly so these stormy days. For every floral need you will appreciate our: DAFFODILS TULIPS IRIS PAPER WHITE NARCISSUS BUDDLEA STEVIA GLADIOLh Mao - CARNATIONS & ROSES Try our Smilax for table decoration. FLOWERING PLANTS CINERARIAS - CYCLAMEN PRIMULAS and BEGONIAS F. R. CUNINGHAME Member of Florists Tel. Del As. Personal care given every order and special attention given to funeral orders. Phones 176 and 31 FITZSIMONS & BATKIN MEAT MARKET BOLOGNA in piece 15c BEEF TONGUES ,,15c POTTED MEAT 15c SAUSAGE 15c LARD ., 2 lbs. 25c BACON in piece 29c CORNED BEEF 25c SPARE RIBS 10c CHICKENS 18-20c Highest Prices Paid for Hides. Something interesting • :.for farmers. See us about this. PHONE 76 ,, 0101 1 t• 1 , { 0101 0101. Sacrifice��Sale W e' have` on .Sale many lines of winter merchandise and those who know the value of wool will appreciate the price on woollen garments® Men.'s Elue or Brown'. FREIZE WINDBREAKER foil;work of general wear, button front, length' 26' inches, sizes �6, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46. Reg. Price $2.95 SALE $2.49 MEN'S HEAVY WINTER CAPS with fur -lined ear bands, make from All -Wool Overcoating with serviceable linings. Reg. 89c SALE 79c• BOYS MACKINAW COATS -Color, blue; cut on double-breasted style, with deep shawl collar and all-round belt. Reg. $3.50 ... SALE $2.95 MEN'S ALL -WOOL SWEATERS in smooth fine weave, with buttons and collar; one you wilt like to wear. Reg. Price $2.98 ,, . SALE $2.691 YOUTH'S SUITS" -All -wool Check Tweeds, single breasted with sport backs and ' two pair of pants; sizes 35 and 32. Reg. Price $15.95 BOYS OVERCOATS -Sizes 31 and 34; color, da1'11 grey. Reg. $10.50 . SALE $550 CHILD''S ,SNOW. SUITS made from All -Wool) blanket cloth, fully -lined and With' helmets. to. match; colors, blue, 'red and green. Reg. Price $4,98 SALE $4.19 GIRLS SKI SUITS made from All -Wool Blanket Cloth; jackets in two-tone colors and fully - lined. Reg. Price $7.98 SALE 56.98 BOY'S AVIATION -STYLE HELMETS - Leatheil or Wool. Reg. Price 89c SALE 59c MEN'S KNEE -HEIGHT RUBBER BOOTS - Heavy weight and good for hard wearing. Reg. Price $3.00 SALE $2.69 MEN'S RUBBER WORK BOOTS with 12 inch leather tops, extra strong and serviceable. Reg. Price $8.50 SALE $2.79 s'. r erect eiee. VinfiRetielWRIONNIINIONOWitigstiOtagokOW