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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1940-03-21, Page 9'P'AGE R THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD THURS., MA CJJI2I, 1E40') itiF re, ct . til. ...:1f;L r;r , i .. 20 LB. PAIL SCHNEIDER'S PURE LARD, Net Weight $1.$0 RIB ROAST OF CHOICE BEEF 18c lb. MUTTON CHOPS 15c lb. LAMB CHOPS 25c lb. PORK CHOPS 22c lb. MUTTON STEWS or BOILS 10c Ib. VEAL and CHOICE MILK -FED; CHICKENS For Weekend. Also BABY BEEF.- CONNELLf &''TYNDAL L " CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET Phone 162. Albert Street DON'T FORGET WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF Sap Pails.. Spiles and Syrup Cans Sap Pans made to your Specifications. 1 USED ELECTRIC WASHER $.20.00 1 USED HAND WASHER $10.00 We carry the Frigidaire Refrigerator, ' the only one with the Meter -Miser ' SUTTER & PERDUE HARDWARE, PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS • PHONE 147w. CLINTON, ONT. Are You 4 HAV'i3 YOUR '' ARE YOU ;i Get Our PricA,Ilefore Y. AN EXTRA BARGAIN �_? HOT POINT It is a Prepared For Spring SAP PANS AND BUCKETS READY THINKING OF NEW ONES. Buying your Pan, Buckets or Spiles. s 4 :_ 4 S IN A ELECTRIC real buy. RANGE Call it. — and see :a ' 3 T '; ® I%,4,.,.4.g X1,4, 0.0+,4;4 ` hr 1' . f e ? f4,.. HARDWARE and t., �. I PLUMBING F k PhoIle 244 y '}_ Res .. ♦ T.4. 4 1�:„04. .4.4.4.4.,0. `00.:44.044.8.1-; Superior Stares PHONE 111-CL1NTON. SPECIALS FOR y MARCH21 and 23rd DEL MAIZ NIBLETS CORN, 12 oz ...,:...,.•2 this 21c LEAF SALMON, MAPLE/2, .. , 1Jc; • l's ... , 35c PURE LARD, Hillcrest, 1's .. Ib. 9c LIBBY'S DEEP BROWN BEANS, 16 oz. tin 100 RINSO, ,.... Snail 9c; Large 23c 3 -STAR PEANUT BUTTER, 24 oz. jai' . , 23c DR. JACKSON'S ROMAN MEAL, 31e DR. JACKSON'S KOFY :.:.. pkg '31e SUB, ". •'"• SODA BISCUITS, .. 2' lb. pkg. 25c CORN STARCH, loose - ....3 lbs. 23c HANDY AMMONIA,pkg. 50 COOKING FIGS ' 2 lbs. 23c DRIED APRICOTS ..........Ib. 23c PRUNES, large size 2 lbs. 25e APPLE JUICE, 20 oz. tin . lOc BENSON'S CORN STARCH pkg. lOc SARDINES, Fair Haven, 2 tins 11e ORANGES,. Sweet & Juicy, doz. 25c GRAPEFRUIT, Extra' Large,' 4., for 25c SPINACH, fresh lbs..15o LEMONS, Large Size ' doz. 30c L0, T (I � P30Congregations Free Delivery his car to a stop, Mr, Keonig was not so fortunate. His car continued to skid. until it struck the other vehicle. The standing car suffered the least although damage is estim- ated at around $25.00. The radiator on Keonig's car was pushed back over the motor, headlights broken and other damage resulted, 'amounting to $160 to $200. Traffic Officer: Webb investigated and no charges -were 'laid: The con. anion of roads was held- responsible for the accident. MCCOWAN--OAKES solemnized Church Rev. Frances of of God- bride of eldest son of • gowned with navy by her who wore sills crepe. Harry the bridal i to• Guelph, anti travelling navy sheer i match - reside%on from . A. pretty wedding was' at the Holrnesvilte United parsonage yesterday morning, Wilding officiating, when Mary Elizabeth, eldest daughter Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Oakes, erieh township; became. •the William John McCowan, of Mr. and Mrs. John McCowan Stanley township, • The bi ide was becomingly in a dove rose sheer frock accessories. She was attended sister, Miss Isabel Oakes, a frock of Queens blue The groomsman was Mr. Oakes, the bride's brother. Following the cereanony couple left on a motor trip Hamilton, Toronto; Stouffville other eastern points. For the bride chose' a flowered dress, navy coat and, hat with ing accessories. On their return they will the groom's farm on the LondonRotid which he recently purchased Mr. Scott Dav]dson. Extend In- vitation to Rev. Gordon A. Peddie At -a meeting of the Norwich and Boolcton Presbyterian congregations it was decided to extend a call to Rev. Gordoau A. Peddie, now of Clin- ton and Bayfield, in the. Huron Pres- bytery. Mr. Peddle preached in the Norwich churches on February 25th. Rev. Arthur C. Cochrane, Tillson- burg, interim moderator of the con- r gregation, presided. The choice of 5 Mn Peddie was unanimous, no 'other name being mentioned. The call will be presented to the j Paris Presbytery on March 19 in t Cars Damaged In Collision In last Friday's snowstorm cars driven by Kenneth Whitmore, editor af the Blyth Standard, and Mr. Eno Keonig, commercial traveller with headquarters at Kitchener, were in- volved in a collision: at Churchill's 'ut. . I Visibility was practically nil at the :ire and only a one-way track ;Iwough ;the snowbanks, Mr. Whit- nore coining towarll Clinton noticed ho other ear aproaching,^and seeing stock of a' special meeting. Announcing the arrival in our stock of the "Canadian. Youth Hymnal" which supplants the favorite of many years the Canadian,I3ymnal. This Hymnal, which has been awaited for the last two or three years, is compiled by a committee of the General Council of the United Church of Canada, Tak- ing nearly three years to complete, the book contains soon two hundred hymns already in general use and about one hundred which .are more or less unfamiliar, including a few published for the first time. Forty-five Scripture passages suit- able for use in worship services are included.' Additional aids to worship, in the felon of calls to worship, of- fertory, response, graces, benedictions and prayers are provided. Available in two'bindings Blue cloth limp 30e, and Blue pebbled board covers, music edition. $1.50. Open season for loose talk on what may be oracularly called the "Political Situation" is right now in full swing (we means federal not local politics).; We opine. that conditions are not as bad• as the croakers say, nor as good as the hopers imagine - Moral -Buy a dependable news. paper and judge for yourself. No purchase or trade is a benefit unless both patties share fairly in 'a common Profit. Britain's Masterpiece -The Queen Elizabeth, -was started with a pencil making designs and sketches. We have them automatic, eversharp. and the familiar one in wood. A well constructed-eversharp as low in price as ibe and in wood le to 15c. Need one? Every dollar that leaves Clinton that could be spent in Clinton weakens Clinton's prosperity, and eventually that weakened pros- perity must to some extent effect a disadvantage to every person in Clinton. The W. D. Fair Co Often the Cheapest -Always the Best 1 �(��(I��(((i° 7Jlgllllllmillmnnn isoipl!WJ!lj1�� etl ,. (ISI, Miss Helen Manning visited Toronto friends last weekend. Mrs. E. W ,Morrison returned last weekend from a visit in Toronto. Mrs. Paaman of London has been visiting Clinten friends this past week. Several from town were in Landon last week to see the most -talked -of fiIs , "Gone With The Wind." A visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herb, $l•orman this week was the lady's mother,Mrs. Kerr of Bow- manville. Mr. Benson Sutter came up from Tor- onto yesterday to spend the Easter vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Sutter, RED, CROSS NOTES Owing to the inclement weather there was a small 'attendance at the Red Cross• meeting last Monday. The sewing schedule has been rc= arranged under the convenership of Mrs Gordon Cuningharne. Mrs.' J. Addison will. convene the coinmittee for distributing wool and 11".be assisted lay -Miss Sterling. Mrs. Wm, Rozell, convenor of com mittee in charge of outlying societies working under' the Clinton Charter, reported that she. had been in touch with Siac;'putsido organizations and had made and sent out fifteen Pat - erns, and the copies of the bulletin' from headquarters. The local Branch now has a fine Red Cross Banner, made by the girls in the Home Eeonon:Ms course, in the Clinton Collegiate. It will: be placed: en' the door of the Red Cross Work roam, Ieading off from • the Council'. Chamber. These donations have been grate- fully received by the local Branch: A Friend $2 00 Proceeds from Bowling Tour= nament, L. Winter ..... $9.00' S. S. No. 4 Tuckersmith ... , : $1.40"i Laugh -A -Lot Bridge Club .. , . $6.05 cep -Firm to the Two OId Parties A request. Could you kindly' print n this week's issue: ,: Those words' taken from a talk by one of our noted Canadian States- men, might well be repeated. On his travels through 'Europe, seeing the deplorable state of those afflicted ountries, even before :this present onflict-had devastated that unfort- unate continent. On his return home, he • gave this warning to his own homeland, "Keep, firm to the two old parties." Canada from Confederation to the present time, has always shotes.' ear good leaders in the Federal gov-' ernment, the very best, by wise electors. Other nations have pointed out Canada, as a good example to the whole world. The vision and prucle‘nce of our leaders, even during those most trying years ce clepres. lion or world crisis show that Can- ada has stood the test and is the host prosperous country in the wild--on.e' excepted-Holiat d. Why n.ot give those traditional old Liberal and • Conservative 'statesmen their sties andrights-"Keep firm to the ro old parties," -RE ADE'R and SUBSCRIBER., G ive Flowersfor Easter They will cry greetings every one will appreciate. Choose your gifts from our Lilies. Hydrangeas, Cinorarias, Pots of Bulbs, Be- gonias, Ferns,, Rose Plants, Af• near Violets,: and Primulas. A Big Selection in SPRING FLOWERS Also Roses and Carnations. Our Telegraph Delivery Service will deliver flowers quickly any place, any time. 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 FITZSIMAT MARKET ONS & ITKIN ME Per Lb. HOME-MADE SAUSAGE 15e HOME=MADE POTTED MEATS .,15c CROIOE ROASTS OF BEEF 18G PORK CHOPS 22c trimmed 25ct SIDE PORK 20c in piece CHOICE' SMOKED PICNIC HAMS 22e CHOICE Regular HAMS 23o SWEET PICKLED ROLLS ... 23e A SPECIAL WEINERS 22c SPECIAL ;SMOKED MEATS FOR EASTER, PHONE 76 The Farmers' Market Wheat 82. Oats 40c. Barley 60c. Buckwheat 62. Cream 31, 30, Eggs 19, 17, 15, 13. Hogs $8,85: VARNA Mr. and Mrs. -Lloyd Keys and fain - 31y spent Satizrdhy evening with Mr. and, Mrs. AIf:Johnston and family. Mr. and Mrs:, George Reid and fam- ily spent Saturday evening with. Mr. and 'Mrs.- William- Stephenson and family Alvnt' Keys' entertained the Chetrio Club on Monday evening. • At Your Red &. White Store : MARCH 21 to 27tt,. CROWN CORN SYRUP G RAPE FRUIT JUICE ,,.,,,,,, 20 oz. tin READY CUT 2's tin 18c 10c MACARONI 4lbs. 19c S CHNEIDER'S E LGIN PURE LARD S WEET MIXED PICKLES 21bs. 19c jar 23c MOLASSES SNAPS BONELESS, TENDERIZED PICNICS LB. 33c S CHNEIDER'S LEAN BREAKFAST BACON LB. 35c SUPREME or FLUFF() SHORTENING E XTRACT VANILLA J ELLY I XL POWDER (NEW TOY CUT-OUTS ON EVERY PACKAGES�- 0 Sugar --Crisp . CORN FLAKES 2 Pltgs 15c 2 lbs. 25c 2 bottles 15c 2 pkgs. 9c L YNN PEAS BAKING POWDER CLARK'S SAUCE VA 2 lbs. 19c S C H N E I D E R; S.i SIIANKLESS PICNICS. LB. 25c. B UY QUALITY A LARGE Eggs iFOR EASTER • LLEY —.. No. 3 tin 10c qt. jar 25c CHILI bottle 19c CHASE .Q SANBORN In Coffee IT'S DATED 49c PKG. 33c PKG. RED ROSE Salmon 2 lg. tins 25c S NOW WHITE NEW SOLID DS CAULIFLOWER 19c, 25c, 29c CABBAGE SC, IOc, 15c each ENDIVE - New Beets - MUSHROOMS -- Green Onions -- SPINACH NEW WONDER CROP CARROTS LARGE BUNCHES 3 bunches 19c CUCUMBERS - BROCCOLI -ASPARAGUS - TOMATOES RADISHES HEAD LETTUCE ' 2 heads 15c INSIST ON SUNKIST 25 C y 31C LEAF LETTUCE .,, 2 bunches 15c ORANGES 2 doz. 35c dozen A VARIETY OF CELERY . Easter Specials CRISP - WHITE IN FRESH -QUALITY HEARTS FRUITS & VEGETABLES LARGE BUNCHES es 19c anmegisseammassenaresses Serax Nor Phone 4 Paper Hanging and Painting Call us for estimates, and if you would like to see our samples, we have a fine selection • to choose from,' Quick and Clean Work. eamr Grant Rath PHONE 344. HURON ST. 76-4 FREE PROMPT DELIVERY m t is Custom Sawing We will he doing Custom Sawing in Clinton and Bayfield as usual during the coming spring. McEwen Pros. Phone 624-4 Clinton Central 74-2 BABY CHICKS Single Comb L•eghorns, Barred Rocks and New Hampshire Reds. . CUSTOM HATCHING E. L. MITTELL PHONE 213 CASH WILL BUY Groceries YELLOW LABEL per Ib. 63c ORANGE PEKOE per lb. 73c • More Flavor le the Cup More Cups Ip the Pound LARGE RAISINS with Seeds 2 lb. 23c c FOREST `CITY BAKING POWDER a With free glass '''CROSSE & BLACKWEI.L bOUPS, 2 large tins 27c LIBBY'S . EVAPORATED MILK, 2 large tins i 17c DUMART'S PURE LARD, 20 lbs. pails 51.55 FRESH BEEF ROLLS, per lb. 14c FRESE PICNIC HAMS per lb. 17c 22c Drygoods OVERALLS, Men's Bull Dog Brand, • Heavy Weight Sanforized Shrunk $1.89 SWEATERS, Men's All -Wool with Collars, A Real Bargain at $2.49' WOOL SOCKS for Men, grey color, per pair 29c BREECHES for Boys, full range of sizes, strong material and fully lined $1..99 GLOVES. and KITTS with cuffs, dog skin and un- lined, they never go hard, try a pair, only 95c SMOCKS & WINDBREAKERS, $2.00, $225 & $2.50 DRESS PANTS for Men, Boys and Youths, and( priced right. SPRING HATS - A line we are clearing, Any Hat at $1.98 vancluZezraeamastrrostrazulardiamad PHONE 40. THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY.