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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1940-05-16, Page 8• PAGE R THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURS , MAY 16, 1940 ; ' M RIB BOILING BEEF 20 LB. PAIL LARD 14c Ib.. $1.90 BULK LARD? 1Oc 1b: MINCE MEAT 2 lbs. 23 c HOME-MADE SAUSAGE 15 lb. CHOICE ROASTING CHICKENS & VEAL & LAMB FOR WEEKEND. CONNELL. & TYNDA.L " CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET Phone 162. Albert Street We Carry A Full Line Of COLEMAN STOVES with built-in ovens — 3 -HOLE PLATES 2 -HOLE PLATES --- CAMP STOVES — IRONS, LAMPS and LANTERNS COAL OIL STOVES & OVENS. ELECTRIC RANGES — RANGETTES — HOT PLATES— TOASTERS' --IRONS — LAMPS HEATING PADS & CURLERS. Lawn Mowers, Garden Tools, Screen Doors and Window Screens. ' See why FRIGID'.AIRE is a Better Buy. The only • Refrigerator with the Meter -Miser. SUTTER ' PERDUE HARDWARE, PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS PHONE 147w. • CLINTON, ONT. 'fi+i4j4.44.44.4', a .4,N t : .4.4.? + : 4+4.4. +4++: +4.4:4::. + i +44 i.AMHi"i :i»s :,i" SEE OUR STOCK OF to aJ F star _.. s aI i1 „j " ^N, PLUMBING Phone 244 LAWN MOWERS They are beauties, and priced right. Your lawn deserves a good mower. GARDEN TOOLS of all kinds. Huy now and save. Martin Senour Paints and Varnishes Use Them For Best Results. HARDWARE and '* • i•�if ff w�1 f , ,••s• � � nH�4,�H�H�HiHiKi r�� w! �H�M',.,��1,,�,�H�H�M�Ms 1 ��i •+ai•�i f � f� 1�i�t e t1% Sport Shoes Specially Priced LADIES SPORT SHOES that are New and Smart and will give good wear. Made in • leathers of All White, White with Brown saddle or in. Fawn with Brower trim. Crepe or Leather soles. ' Very Special: $2.19 Some Lines as low as ' $1.95 MEN'S SPORT SHOES Latest Styles ' in Browns, Blacks or White. Crepe Soles. Come in and see these. Priced. from $-2 50 up. - FLEET FOOT TENNIS SHOES—Nothing smart- er or more durable and Priced so low 59c up: • REAL BARGAINS—TO CLEAR MEN'S COTTON PANTS . $1.19 MEN'S 9 oz,' BIB OVERALLS . ' .'$1159 BOY'S COTTON 'JERSEYS .49c MEN'S FINE SHIRTS (Counter Soiled) :69e MEN'S 'WORK SHIRTS. (Broken Lines). 69e MORE SPECIALS NEXT WEEK. Plurnste el Bros-. Adams Hats • -- Agent .Tip- Top Tailors- —. Scott & McHale Shoes. • i= A Large ew Stock _. • of • Furniture •:for, your inspection; you will find anything you want here and the prices' s .4111 suit you. 'See our 'range o'f 'Axminster Rugs; as. well as Linoleum; Congo'leum• and Feltol in all standard size rugs and by the running yard. HARDWARE. DEPARTMENT We havea large assortment of Lawn and Gardei Tools and a new shipment of Lawn Mowers. We carry a great assortment of Paints, Varnish, Shellac, Wax and Polish. 1 • Sign a coupon and save 30 cents on your purchase- ;of • the famous Narvo Paint. I` "The Store With The Stock" xy: BALL & ZAPFE {_ 4k IIARDWARE, FURNITURE 4 Hardware --'Fin-,iiure -- Funeral Directors --Ambulance Service. '_. N. Ball Phone 110. PHONE 195 J. J. ZapfePhone 103. q« 3,:ati Hat:03 i Re..:•+i :1§434§kti.§.04•`a S••T•'r�ie�t�P..�A+..1 w i=M_�+;.� M_ . S'.n There �s a Catch Perhaps. you 'have already :judged from the above heading that we are about to attempt to write a fishing` tackle ad. Watch for vacancies in your fishing equip- ment when going over it with con- templative eye to find the best meth- od of fooling the fish. "Oh" if wishes were only ' fishes what enthusiasm there would be in relating your ex- citing experiences on your return from hurrying off or in same cases sneaking off—to fling a mean fly for the allurement of your favorite prey. Our stock has feathered fantasies and decoys to coax the wily fish and make response to the anglers vivid imagination. If you are in need of Hooks, Sinkers, Lines, Flies, Plugs, Minnows, Spoons, Leaders, Rod Fit- tings, Reels or Rods see our com- modious ommodious and 'varied stock. Remember —"If it Swims We Can Catch Iti" If health was contagious the place to catch it would be in the great out- doors. Soft Ball, Hard Ball, Tennis, Golf, Fishing take you out doors where health is. We have the ,health equipment in assortment equal to the ordinary and general demand. What we have not in stock we will be glad to describe from catalogue and pro- cure as promptly as possible at prop- er prices. - NATIONAL SPORTS WEEK MAY 18 to 25th C=' The W. D. Fair Co Often the Cheapest—Always the Best 1 Lc l�iuuiiiiiiillIlpnonmm�imni�piN@II��^�I�� Mr. Ronald Peck of 'Toronto visited friends here over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Morley Mayor of ` Lon- don visited friends here Sunday. Mayor K. G. Waters was in Toronto last weekend on municipal business. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Wasman of Tor- onto, visited friends here last weekend. Rev. and Mrs. Andrew Lane and family visited friends in Forest on Monday. Miss Violet Morrison visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Mor- rison last weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Pinnel of Ridge - town visited with Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Johnston on Monday. Miss Sadie Elliott of London spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Elliott. Mrs. A. Foster and her sister, Miss Gook, of Goderich, called on Clinton friends one day last week. Mr.' William Taylor of Science Hill • was a visitor yesterday at the home 'of Mr. and Mrs. James Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Liebo d 1 of Zur- ich i ich spent Sunday with the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs: Thos. Lep- pington. - , Mrs" —dte Scr`uten is visiting -her' sen . in''ThorinUe ..this: -week- and. will probably remain for the balance of the month ' Mrs. Gordon :'Cuninhame and Mr. iJohn Cunmghame motored to Tor- -onto last weekend'• •and - visited friends there. Mr; "and Mrs." Jack' Vanliorne and ..'family :of London: were Sunday vis itors at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Geoige VanHorne'. 4 �: ` •••Mr.'and Mrs. Stliniey..Sholibsook and baby of Toronto were weekend vis- itors at the home of Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Shebbrook: Mie: A. Benson.'Coiless of the' Bank of Montreal staff at•Norwich spent the weekend and Mother's Day at his home in town. ' - - Mrs. J. W. Treleaven has returned to, Clinton after spending the win ter months in Toronto. She was accompanied by Miss Libbie Gib- bings. Miss Gladys Radford, nurse -in -train, ing at Victoria Hospital, London, is spending her vacation at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J C'. Radford. Mr. C. G. Middleton and Mr. W. T. Hawkins attended the meetings of Synod of Huron in London ..this week 'as representatives of St, Paul's Church. Mr. R. W.' Bouskill • of ` Winnilieg vis- ited his father-ih-law, Mr. ' C J. Wallis- last week, coming•froni nipeg to Toronto by plane in a little better than seven hours. Miss Mackrell, Miss Jones and Mr. Kenneth Carter of Chatham, also Mr..Ferg. Carter of .London, were weekend visitors at .the home of Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Carter, Mr. R. J. Gibbings and Miss Edith Gibbings, Toronto, and Miss Flora Patenien: of Cockburn Island were weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Gibbings. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil VanHorne of Toronto spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Layton. Mrs. VanHorne is remaining here and will be joined later by her husband. They intend to take up residence in rcliilton, Miss :lean Morrison, her brothel', jack and Mr. Stair Bradburn of Guelph were guests of Mr. and Mrs M. T. Coiiless 'on Sunday; •Miss Moilitson Rose Bushes OUTSTANDING VALUE IN ROSE BUSHES BETTER TIMES—Thed. PREMIER SUPREME --Deep Pink TALISMANBronze and Yellow. TOKEN—Orange. JOANNA HILL—Cream. & Orange, YELLOW JOANNA—Yellow. Will bloom in 6 or 8 weeks from time of planting. SPECIAL 25c EACH Limited stock of Prizetaker and'; Ailsa Craig ONIONS, for good results plant early. 35c'A BOX EARLY CABBAGE fine big plants now ready • BIG BOXES 25c EACH SPIREAS 35e or 3 for $1.00 7' F. R. CUNINGHAME Member of Florists Tel. Del As. Personal care given every order and special attention given to funeral orders. Phones 176 and 31 FITISIMONS & BATKIN MEAT..MARKET Lb. Pork Prices :.; 6c to 23e :Choice Roast Beef 17e and 18a Choice Roast Veal ... 20c Veal Stews 15e Beef Hearts 12c Beef Tongues 15c Ox Tails , each 15c Pork ;Hocks 10c Sausage 15c P. M. Rolls 250 Smoke Rolls 280 P. M. Bacon 35c Smoke Back Bacon 450 Butter 26e Weiners 23e Bologna, Whyte's 18c Beef & Pork Liver 150 Hamburg Steak 18c PHONE 16 USED CARS TRIS WEEPS SPECIALS, ,'34 Chev. `Standard Coach (very nice condition) '37 DeLuxe Dodge Sedan 4 -door a (like new) . see. them at BROWNIE'S Shell Service Station No 8 Highway East having previously come to Clinton as a guest at the Charlesworth - Atkinson. wedding on Saturday Moiher's Day eeti gs ,,vera° receiv- ed by telephone by Mr. and Mrs. Janes JackS;On from Cleveland, Atlantic Cit ' and Toronto. The Calls were received in the order mentioned from Dr. and Mrs. Clar- ence Jackson,,• and their guest; Mrs. Taylor and Miss Zetta Jackson; Dr, A. -n$ Mrs. Siibnae- Jackson. Super.ier Stores PB.ONE' IS l--CL1NTON. SPECIALS FOR MAY 16 - 17 18th PORE & BEANS, Aylmer, 20 oz:` PICKLES, Sweet Meed, 28 oz. jar GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, 20 bz. .. . 2 tins 19c GOLDEN CORN KERNELS, 16 oz.. tins 11c SHORTENING,',Hillcrest, 2 ' lbs. 25c. CATSUP, Libby's 12 oz. btl. 14r `SALMON; Cascade, ' 'Pa 17c CHEESE', Derby , ... r/,'s pl:g. 1:5c SODAS . 2 Ib. ba,; .,,`c SOUPS, AYLMER, TOM. or VEG. 2 tia,a 19c PURE 'HONEY :..a. 2 lb, tia 25c FLOUR, Alberta, Rose ... -24's 70c ROLLED OATS 6 lbs. 25c BAKING'POWDER, Rose, .. tin 17c COFFEE, NABOB, .. 7 Ib. tin •lilt. MUFI+ETS pkg. i(.1c AYLMER CHICKEN, 7 oz. tin 27c GRAPEFRUIT, Seedless, 6 .fo: 25c CARROTS 2 bunches ile TOMATOES.. lb. 29c PINEAPPLE .. - Ige. size each 2.1c 22c T1R. TIflMPSON MAY 16, 17, 18 At Your Red & White Store QUALITY FOODS AT LOWER, PRICES LD GO MEDAL PEACHES 28 oz. tin. 21c RED & WHITE PURE 14 CATSUP :..:4 oz. bottle 15c RED & WHITE.. DICED CARROTS 2 tins 17c RED & WHITE, PUMPKIN 21/2'i 2 tins 23c, PICKLES Lynn Valley Sweet mixed IA' Iq P & G SOAP NATIONAL OAP FLAKES 5 bars 20c 5 lb. box 35c GOLDEN R3AN.3AIW CORN • .2 tins 19c tin AYLri(ERz PEAS l0c QUAKER PUFFED WHEAT 2 PKGS. 15c LIBBY'S SUPREME SHORTENING More Meer 10 the Cup • More Cups 10 the Pound 31c 1/2 LB. PKG. Lg. The PUREX TOILET PORK & BEANS RAISINS WALKER'S SODAS KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES Q OLIVES 27 oz JAR 35C 10,C TISSUE u.. , w. 3 for 25c ELGIN PURE 2 lbs. 25c LARD 2lbs. 19c Seedless • 2 lbs. 25C 1 Ib. bag CREAM OF 10C BARLEY pkg. 21c LG. 2 pkgs. 21c CLARK'S TOM. & VEG. SOUP ,t...._ :... ............ 2 tins 15c QUALITY FRESH FRUITS F3 VEGETABLES JUICY CHOICE GRAPEFRUIT 6 for: 25c SWEET JUICY ORANGES dozen 25c CHOICE FANCY CELERY HEARTS 2 bunches 23c. legelareptilEGIESIMIZIEEICY CHOICE CUBAN PINEAPPLES EXTRA ��C LARGE SIZE CABBAGE, BEETS, RADISHES, ASPARAGUS, HEAD LETTUCE, CUKES, GREEN ONIONIS, CARROTS, GREEN BEANS. C II O T C E CUBAN PINEAPPLES 19c and 23c Ce Ih QUALITY FRUITS & GROCERIES PliONE 4 - PROMPT DELIVERY RITC)I'N JUICY CHOICE LEMONS 4 for 10c LARGE SWEET - ORANGES. dozen 39c CHOICE FANCY - LETTUCE LEAF 2 bunches 23 densimeinaniellacciselleoliEleumeameascesip .1 "TM ttliZIODRIIMMOINCII=Siereforsinicie viontesiszegeacercznieleeeissmaleemenen/reecosentireetaleLeettille,.. I 17 t0 JU..E 1 READ OUR SALE DILLS FOR BIG BARGAINS ORANGES, large, sweet and juicy; Per Doz. 39c ORANGES, small „. per doz. 22c BANANAS ... per doz. 30, 35, 45c PINEAPPLEIS - large size each 19c CARROTS Z bunches 15c RADISH per bunch 5c CELERY HEARTS 2 for 23c GRAPEFRUIT, seedless, 6 for 25c DUTCH lSETS 2 lbs. 25c MULTIPLIER ONIONS '2 lbs. 13c POTATOES, good cookers, Per 75 Lb. Bag , $1.00 COBBLER SEED POTATOES, Per Peck 30c CREAMERY' BUITER 26c FRESH PICNIC HAMS per lb. 15c FRESI--I SAUSAGE, small size, per Ib. 19.c BEEF ROLLS, Fresh and Boneless,,,; per lb, ' 14,c BREAKFAST BACON, sliced, per lb. • 29c BACK BACON; 'sliced, per lb. 40c COTTAGE ROLLS, not smoked, per Tb. 21 c WEINERS, per lb. 22c VIRGINIA COOKED. HAM, per lb. 55c BOLOGNA RINGS Per lb, 18C VIRGINIA MEAT LOAF, per lb. 18c BOLOGNA in piece .2 lbs. 25c MAPLE LEAF LARD 2 lbs. 19c Cli1 PHONE 4Q. 8L THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY.