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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1940-04-25, Page 8Tile W. D. Fair Co 'PAGE 8 - THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD 1 `CHOICE RIB BOIL BEEF 15c lb. BRISKET BOIL 12c lb. 18c ib. 17c RIB ROAST of CHOICE BEEF. CHUCK ROAST of CHOICE BEEF BREAKFAST, BACON in piece CHOICE ROASTING CHICKENS, VEAL, PORK and SPRING LAMB for Weekend. 28c ib. CONNELL & TYNDAILL CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET " Phone 162. Albert Street Mr. Whoozis came in. to see its one day recently. His stay was short, only long enough to get a copy of the "Queen's Book of the Red Cross." 256 pages, 12 illustrations, the book on which authors, artists, minters and binders made no profit and we offer you in exchange for 51.50 cash. Have you seen the latest novelty? for amusement only. The Magnetic Scotties, called "The Mirth of a Na- tion" their magnetic chazm is the secret of their success, moulded wood figures mounted on magnets quite entertaining and priced at 25c. This is the transition period be- tween winter and spring which brings to mind Sporting Goods and in our store most of the everyday familiar types do congregate at prices as mutually favorable as we know how to make them. d There is only one thing that is better than giving a Waterman Pen and this is receiving a Watermans. Its the pen with the perfect point. It has beauty, daily usefulness and known quality. Our Birthday Cards and Cards for most occasions have proved a pass- port to general favor and approved of by tinker, tailor, .soldier, sailor, doctor, lawyer, merchant chief and their wives. Our Magazine display stand on a recent count offers you a choice of over 200 different magazines. A good collection of literary sweet- meats are monthly found in Good Housekeeping Magazine, — Fiction — Faote — Special Articles, Beauty Clinic — Fashions — Poems—Needle- work Cooking-, etc. Come again and gain again. We offer the best book in the world. Its the Bible. — Two styles and sizes of type at 50c each are notable values. CALL and SEE MRS. ADDISON, the Demonstrator for C-I.L, PAINTS, ENAMELS, VARNISHES. She will be at our store Thursday, Friday & Saturday of this week. So don't forget your sample of Cilux Enamel while they last. SUTTER & PERDUE HARDWARE, PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS PHONE 147w. CLINTON, ONT. ifailifttilf Int t ,moi 1M!'0 44. 1 :44X f +? 4? A 0* oX eon.t 0, , ,+,5-T 1 1�f-1 Z .=+Protect Your House With Paint 4 — USE — MARTIN SENOUR PAINTS & VARNISHES and be sive of a good job. Leave your order now to have those RAVE TROUGHS overhaulecll as prices are sure to advance. •sn ,� HARDWARE and . 1{11/89 PLUllIBING,: Phone 244 v.»„-1., .:,4,4,,4,41,X1.1,4,'4)4x4...t,,:,.,:„.:u.--;y,:„,":-.4+4,ia.4,4,4'.:-.t„f4..H-8...44-4 t1,M;h.,:44,1,4;3 THE "WELL DRESSED” ,, j N For the ratan n ho wants to be "well dressed" and at moderate cost we offer the eheiee cf the Dominion's latest creations in New Modern Dress, consistent with good taste. HIS SUIT OR TOPCOAT — If it's a ready to wear garment that is wanted we now offer him the largest and best assorted stock of this season's latest ideas in style and colorings we have ever shown. — PRICED FROM $12.95 to 527.50 If it's a little better Suit or Coat then why not try a TIP- TOP GARMENT? They are hand -cut and individually tailored to your personal measurements—Hundreds of British Woolens to choose from and all at one price—$27 50. IIIS HAT—For the utmost in style and quality why not try an "ADAM HAT". We know they win please and the price is• moderate—$3,85. Other lines at $1.95 and 52.95. SHOES—Don't spoil the appearance of your new outfit with shabby or illfitting shoes—Let us fit you correctly with a smart new pair made by such known makers as Scott & McHale, Ritchie or Williams Shoe Co, PRICED FROM $2.95 to 56.00. We are also showing some wonderful values in NEW SPRING SHIRTS, TIES, SOCKS and UNDERWEAR and at very special prices, SEE US FOR YOUR WORD SHOES Plumsteel Bros. Agents for Tip -Top Tailors .`td .ter eeeeeeeeeeee »». , , eeeeeee;eeee' :et: ;.B : ; :eu,ee. t ; to eleee;eeee ro:I!e.:tea k Spring and ousec1ea ing ;s• ARE OLD PALS, NOT ALWAYS THE MOST PLEASANT ONES, BUT QUITE ESSENTIAL. We have a large new stock of Bright Cheerful Patterns of LINOLEUM, CONGOLEUM and REXFELT by the yard; also all standard sires in the various makes of rugs. Let us show you a swell assortment of Canadian & British Axminster Rugs, they , are really smart, Don't forget to guess the lucky number for the annual Con- goleum Contest. You may win a 6'x9' rug. • In the Hardware Department the shelves are full of PAINT, VARNISHES, SHELLAC, WAX & P,OLISH to brighten things up, also MOPS and BRUSHES for all cleaning purposes. This is the place to get your LAWN. and GARDEN TOOLS, as we have the stock and prices are right, This store will close Wednesday afternoons beginning in May and continuing through the summer months. "The Store With The Stock" & ZAPFE HARDWARE, FURNITURE .j Hardware -- Furniture - Funeral Directors Ambulance Service. , N Ball, Phone 110 PHONE 195 T J Zapfe Phone 103 ,z Iree Man"A_,_;eketele ! eneette: . . ,!,'`•,tt4WR.�.4. e`+:443teli: 7Mt :+!+;�»,wi, lf Often the Cheapest—Always the Best '.470 e,„, lliailuim�i ll�i r,-a-ss,,,,,�,,, Miss Carrie Akam of Toronto is spending a few days in town. Pte. Sidney Lawson, of the Essex Scottish was a recent visitor at his home here, Miss Audrey Torrance of Toronto, who has been visiting here, return- ed home this week. Miss Dorothy Curts of Forest is visit- ing with her cousin, Miss Vera Hoggart of Clinton. Miss Reta Cudmore of Holmesville has gone to Kincardine where she has obtained a position. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Liebold of Zur= ich spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Leppington. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Itf etch and Miss Dorothy were Sunday visitors with friends in the Auburn district. Miss M. Gilchrist and Mr. G. D. Gil- christ have returned home after spending the winter at Saginaw, Michigan. Mrs. Andrew Kirk of Seaforth was in town- yesterday. She has rented her residence on Victoria street to Mr. and Mrs. Cleave Carter. Lieut. Maclean and Capt. McDowell of the local Salvation Army Corps were in London this week attending the Officers' Council. Commissioner Orantes conducted the councils, The Juveniles Record (Picture on Page 3) For comparison purposes it may be interesting for hockey fans to have the following chart giving the Lions Juvenile Hockey team's record for the past season. It is something to be proud of. In eighteen games play- ed the boys scored a. total of 177 goals and had only 53 chalked against them. Regular Schedule Clinton 10—Goderich 1 Clinton 17—Exeter 2 Clinton 17—Exeter 1 Clinton 9—Goderioh 0 Clinton 7—Goderich 1 Clinton 18—Goderich 2 Clinton 16—Exeter 1 Clinton 15—Exeter 3 Totals, Clinton 109-11. Group Playoffs Clinton 7—Goderich 1 Clinton 6—Goderich 3 Playdowns Clinton 8—New Hamburg 1 Clinton 6—New Hamburg 10 Clinton 5—Preston 6 Clinton 9—Preston 3 Clinton 12—Wing'ham 4 2nd game defaulted Playdowns total, Clinton 40—visit- Ors 24. Semi -Finals Clinton 5—St. Thomas 4 Clinton 6—St. Thomas 3 Finals—Sudden Death Clinton 4—Midland 7. Total for. season: Clinton 177, visit- ors 53. GO'DERICH TOWNSHIP S.S.No. 4 Unit of the Red Cross met at the home, of Mrs, H. Thomp- son last week. Finished. articles were brought in and two quilts quilted, Planes were made for, a social evening to be held at the home of Mrs, W. Churchill on Friday evening this week RED CROSS NOTES The members of the Executive of the Red Cross met at the honeof the president, Mrs. E. G. Thompson on Tuesday afternoon. The purpose of the meeting was to plan ways and means of snaking the general meet- ings more interesting and productive, There will not be a meeting on Monday, April 29th, but everyone is asked to attend on Monday, May Oth, and come prepared to sew, bring needle, thimble and scissors. Those, who do not sew are asked to bring their knitting. Members of the Ex- ecutive are serving a 5 cent tea dur- ing the afternoon. There will be one general meeting a month, on the first Monday after- noon. Shipments of supplies to Tor- onto will be made on the regular schedule. Knitted goods will be re- ceived and wool given out on this Monday, and on Fridays, and S'atur- days as usual Wool will be given out on alternate Mondays, when the knitting committee meets to inspect and arrange the goods for shipment. Donation of a one or two -plate elec- tric stove and an electric iron to the Red Cross, would be gratefully ac- cepted. Please remember the change of date for the meeting. It is on Mon- day, May 6th at 2.30 in: the Council Chamber. PLANT FOODS FERTABS which are quick and easy to use, give good results, particularly for ferns. 25c a box HYPONEX PLANT FOOD is a complete balanced food. Will supply Vitamin B. Can also be used for soilless culture. 40c a tin We supply flowers and plants for all occasions. Special attention given to funeral orders. 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 Lb. BACON (110 piece) 29c WEINERS 22c BOLOGNA 18c SMOIi:ED BACK BACON 45c P. 'HEALED BACK BACON (in piece) 30c SAUSAGES 15c PORK HOCKS 10e PORK CHOPS 22c ROAST of PORK , . , 17 to 23c POTTED MEATS 15c ,OX TAILS each 15c BEEF HEARTS 12e CHOICE ROAST BEEF 18c BEEF and PORK LIVER 15c BEEF TONGUES 15c HAMBURG STEAK 2 lbs35c LUNCH MEAT 35c CORNED BEEF 25c CHOICE VEAL for Weekend. Our meat is all choice home killed. PHONE 76 Superior Stores PHONE 111--CLINTON. SPECIALS FOR APRIL 25, 26, 27th FANCY RED COHOE SALMON, l's tin 25c SHORTENING, Hillcrest l's 2 lbs. 23c DEL MAIZ 1VIBLETS CORN, 2 tins for 25c P & G SOAP 4 cakes 17c CRISCO ... l's tin 21e , . , 3's 57c MUFFETS pkg. 10c COWAN'S COCOA , . , , l's tit 27c GRANULATED SUGAR, 10 lbs. 65c IiELLOG'S CORN FLAKES, large pkg. 10c DUTCH SET ONIONS, , . 2 lbs. SEEDS 3 packets GINGER SNAPS CHOCOLATE MALLOWS, Ib. APPLE JUICE, 20 oz. tin , , , , 25e 10c 10c 17e 10c FIRST GRADE CREAMERY BUTTER Ib. 29c SPY APPLES 5 lbs. 25c ORANGES, Blue Goose, Med. Size 2 doz. 45c GRAPEFRUIT, Seedless > 5 for 25e CARROTS, .. , . 2 lge. bunches 15c SOAP FLAKES, Family Size pkg. 29c T. R.FrTillilltIPSON awna* THURS., APRIL 25, 1944 `.1.. 6 APRIL 25 to 30th At Your Red & White Store AMMONIA Snow Flake Pkg. Sc WINDOW CLEANER... bottle 15c WAX Red & White lb. 29c LEMON OIL bottle 25c SUNLIGHT ENAMO CREME bottle 15c WAX OLD ENGLISH pt. 49c +SILVER CREAM • bottle 25c' Soap 10 for 49c RED & WHITE ORANGE PEKOE T E•.A ' 35c y2 lb. 7c Pkg' RED ROSE CFE ib,OtinF45cE SALMON Red Rose 2 Lg. tins 25c LARD Elgin lb, 9c, PEAS Red & White tin lOc 'SIORTENING Supreme 2 for 25c SODAS Walker's CORN Golden Bantam BEANS Cut Wax , lb. 1Oc' tin lo'c 2 for 19c CATSUP Libby's Tomato 2 for 25c DR. POMELO GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 2 tins 19c i F R Y ' S WHOLE WHEAT FLAKES COCOA HUSKIES 1/2 lb. tin 19c 2 pkgs. 14c WHEAT PUFFS Peerless 16 oz. Bag 15c:: SWEET JUICY ORANGES dozen 29c j SPINACH 2 Ibs. 19c CIJCUMBERS each 15c RADISHES bunch 5c 2 for 19c TOMATOES choice lb. 29c POTATOES New CHOICE FRESH BEETS PINEAPPLE each 29c FRESH QUALITY FRUITS & VEGETABLES CHOICE LEAF LETTUCE 4 lbs. 25c 2 for 15c ONIONS Green CARROTS bunch 5c bunch 6e . bunch 19 c SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT 5for25c CHOICE HEARTS CELERY 2 for 23c •---.mss. CHOICE FRESH ASPARAGUS PHONE 48 FREE PROMPT DELIVERY CANTON BLUE RIBBON ;TEA With each pound bought you will be given FREE One 10c Size Blue Ribbon Baking Powder. FREE TEA per Ib. 65c BLUE RIBBON COFFEE --1 lb, in glass container per lb. 51c MAPLE LEAF PURE LARD FRESH PICNIC HAMS' 2 lb. 19c EASIFIRST SHORTENING 2 1b. 27c DAIRY BUTTER per lb. 29c HEINZ BAKED BEANS, 2 large tins and 1 small bottle Heinz Tomato Ketchup for 31c ROSE BRAND SALMON, 2 large tins 29c . LIBBY'S COOKED SPAGHETTI, 2 large tins 27c COFFEE—good quality and freshly ground per lb. 35c LIBBY'S EVAPORATED MILK, 3 large tins 25c BOLOGNA, in piece, 2 lbs. for 25c per ib. 15c FRESH BONELESS BEEF ROLLS,, per lb. 14c FRESH SMALL -SIZED; SAUSAGE, per lb. 19c COBBLER POTATOES, suitable for seed per peck 309c APPLES, Good Cookers, 11 quart basket LEAF LETTUCE, 2 large bunches CARROTS, fresh and crisp, 2 bunches 15c DUTCH SET ONIONS, .Choice Quality 2 lbs. 25c 39c 19c GRAPEFRUIT ...... 5 large for 25c BANANAS, firm. and sweet, per lb. , 9c PHONE 40. THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY.