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The Clinton News Record, 1940-06-13, Page 8PAGER THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD THURS'., ,TUNE 13, 1940 LAMB STEWS. VEAL STEWS HAMBURG STEAK 2 lbs. 35c CHOICE HOME-MADE SAUSAGE: 15c 1b.s HOME-MADE LARD 1Oc 1b{ 2 -LB. PAIL HONEY " < 25c CHOICE LOCAL SPRING LAMB every weekend. 20c lb. 15c ib. CONNELL. & TYNDAL.L. " CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET " Phone 162. Albert Street Warm Weather Needs Coleman new DeLuxe Range, 3 -burner Cook Stove, 2 -burner Hot Plate, 1 -burner Single Plate, and Coleman Irons, Lamps, 'Lanterns. Electric. Rangettes, 2 -Hale Plates, Single Plates, Toasters, Irons and Curlers. Used Beatty Electric Washer at a Bargain. See the GEM ELECTRIC FENCE at $16.00 with fifty knobs, while they last. Call and have demonstrated to you The Frigidaire. The only Refrigerator with the Meter -Miser: SUTTER & PERDUE I#ARDWARE, PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS PHONE 147w. CLINTON, ONT. _ FURNACE OR BATHROOM THIS YEAR? ;_ Prices are bound to advance, why not save by :° getting your goods ordered. lt' t€ Use MARTIN-SENOUR Paints and Varnishes. ,: We do eavestroughing—Give us your order now. :2 e HARDWARE and : ti. PLUMBING , ' r. I �a 9 Phone -244 ARE YOU GOING TO PUT IN A NEW ,F �y. is • lather's Day Suggestions DON'T FORGET "DAD" ON JUNE 16th. It's his one special day in the year. Let us help you with a few suggestions that we know will greatly please any man. Something far his personal use. MEN'S FINE SHIRTS—We have just opened a beautiful new range of "ARROW SHIRTS" that are the last word in style and material — All at pre-war prices $2 00 FINE SHIRTS — Big roomy shirts and fast colored materials. Priced at 81.00, 81.25 and 51.50 SPOILT SHIRTS — Just the thing far the hot weather — Cool and comfortable Special 51.00 and 81.50 MEN'S NEW SUMMER TIES — Ties that are suitable for all occasions 25c, 35c, 50c, and 75c SUMMER SOX — Ankle or Full Length. A beautiful showing of the season's newest numbers and made in Silk, Wool, or Cotton and priced from 19c to 75c We have also a big assortment of BRACES, GARTERS, ARM. BANDS, etc: that have been specially bought for this occasion. Also a full range of SPORT SHOES, TENNIS SHOES, HOUSE SHOES or WHITE DRESS SHOES. Give us a call and Iet us show you these lines. Plumsteel Bros. Adam fiats — Agent Tip Top Tailors — Scott - McHale Shoes. Enjoy The Summer Weather in Comfort We have a large new stock of LAWN and VERANDAH FURNITURE built for comfort and durability. The chairs are collapsible; to store in the smallest possible. space, very handy for your holiday trip. Also FOLDING STRETCIIERS, HAMMOCKS, GRASS .MATS, etc. Our assortment of STUDIO COUCHES is very attractive, not only in variety of colors and quality but also in price. They are a very useful article tohave at any time, but especially when company conies. HARDWARE DEPARTMENT Be ready to combat the fly nuisance with new SCREEN DOORS or WINDOWS or the Galvanized Screenings by the Yard, we have. all widths. Then for LAWN MOWERS and GARDEN TOOLS or GARDEN HOSE, NOZZLES, etc. r it+ The Stock is Complete. BALL & Z PFE PHONE 105 • ^4. thardware - Furniture— Funeral Directors — Ambulance Service _t FATHER'S DAY IS JUNE 16th ac- cording to recent announcement, the gong is already beating for the day to pay homage to expectant fathers, They are iooking.for a greeting card, and. surely they deserve one. ' Can we not admire, revere and love Dad Mr the way he works and what he does for us. Sentimentally we ,can show our appreciation by obedience to his wishes. Practically we can give Dad something hewill remember, enjoy and cherish and remind him we are alive to his beneficial and protective influence. Has he a pet enthusiasm—a hobby —What wouid he like most? A book, a magazine subscription. Would a piece of fishing equipment do? A. new Bible,a fountain pen or auto- matio pencil, a cigarette case, a flashlight or a new bill fold or will a humble yet appropriate greeting card suffice. Whether you belong to the oldsters or the youngsters you are fortunate if youcan help celebrate the day. The merry, merry month of May is followed by the ,parry, marry month of June. You may find in our stock just the right gift at the price you care to' pay. The .card to accompany the gift -will also be found here. We mention wrappings also for .your gift, they possess style and variety and, much enhance the appearance of your parcel. Abound with ease and bound to please, applies to our cushions made of soft rubber, in shape round -in size about s in: thick, and 12 in. diameter—in use good on an ordin- ary chair or for your car, in relieving 'practical, gives knee comfort when you scrub, paint or otherwise work on the floor and its priced at 50c. Do you remember back in 1933— that was the worst year of the de- pression when people thought that nothing worse than "hard .times" could happen -•.and now look. 5 5 5 5 * * Tie W. D. Fair Bo Often the Cheapest—Always the Best f 111 lu mionninini_I n�III ISLA alllllor 0• III-. 1 Mrs. Annie Brown sp t h weekend with her daughter, Mrs. William Hcggaith of Lendesboro. Pte. Leonard Admans of the Perth Regiment, now stationed at Niag- ara, was a weekend visitor here. Mr. and Mrs. T, R. Jenkins and Miss Mary Jenkins attended the Salkeld reunion at Stratford on Saturday. Miss Madeleine Watson and Mr G. A. Thomas of Hamilton spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs, Geo, A. Walker, Mrs. James Livermore is in Teeswat- er this week visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Green and Mr, Clarence Green. Miss Verne Walker of Wingham is the guest this week of Miss Cath- leen Cuninghame at her summer home in Bayfield. Mr. and Mrs.' T. A. Crago of St. Marys, and Mrs. Lorne Horrgott of Walkerton were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. J.' McMurray. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Carter and Miss Joyce, Huron Road East, and Mr. Percy Brydges of Windsor, at- tended the Graduation Exercises in Toronto last week. Mrs. Nay, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Mc- Cartney, aCartney, Mrs. G. B. Hanley, Miss Lucille Grant and Miss Beatrice Greene spent a couple of days in Toronto last week. Mr. and. Mrs. E. J. Jenkins of Ot- tawa, and Dr. George and Mrs. Jenkins of Whitby visited at "Woodlands" this week with Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Jenkins. Mr, and Mrs. Roy Stonehouse and Donald of Goderich, and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Jenkins, Clinton, were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Carter on. Sunday. Mr. Loren Tyndall of Hullett was in Toronto hist weekend attending the wedding of Thomas Rutherford to Miss Hoffman which took place on Saturday afternoon in Yonge Street United Ohureh: Miss Donalda Adams was in London on Wednesday, June 5th, attend- iny Convocation Exercises at the University of Western Ontario, when her cousin, Mr. Clyde Mac- Donald of London, graduated in honour Psychology. Mr. and Mrs. A, J. McMurray, ac- companied by Miss Clara Meyer of Toronto, returned on Friday from a very pleasant motor trip. to Win- nipeg. Mrs. McMurray was visiting her sister and brother, Mrs. J. L'. Brooks and Mr. Herbert W. Colqu- Noun. Mr. and Mrs" Donald McLeod and 'family of Val'Dor spent the week- end with Mr. R. Tiplady after at- tending grachuation exercises at McDonald College, Montreal whom their daughter received very high standing. Later the visitors lett for a visit in St. Thomas. Strawberry Festival. S'l'. JOSEPH'S CHUItCII, CLINTON. Monday, June nth Supper Served feoin 5.30 to 8 p.m. A.1)MISSION 25c BINGO and DRAW For Lucky, Prizes. DANCE ARTIi.UR'S ORCHES'T'RA ' iu attendance. ADMISSION 25c WEEKEND Special Sale FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY, JUNE 14th and 15th. To each customer purchasing one dollar's worth of plants we wilt give ONE BOX of EITHER FLOWERS or VEGETABLES FREE. BOXED TOMATO' PLANTS regular price 20e Clearing Price 15c each. TUBEROUS BEGONIAS in 4" pots 25c each RUSSELL LUPINS. 15c each Spray with Vitaspra and keep. your plants clean and healthy. Hyponex will give your plants new growth 40c a tin F. ,R. CUNINGHAME Member of FIorists Tel. Del As. Personal care given every order and special attention given to funeral orders. ?hones 176 and 31 FITZ5iMAT MARKETONS & BQTKIN ME Per Lb. P. MEALED ROLLS 25c Smoked COTTAGE ROLLS 28c BREAKFAST BACON (in piece)29c BACK BACON 45c Smoked PICNIC HAMS 23c P. MEAL BACK .BACON 35c Regular PORK CHOPS 22c BEEF HEARTS 12c BOLOGNA, Whyte's Best . 18c BEEF KIDNEYS .... 5c each OX TAILS 2 for 25c FRESH SAUSAGE 15c made the new way REEF TONGUES 15c Choice ROAST of BEEF 17-18c FRESH PICNIC HAMS 15c Pickled PORK HOCKS 100 PICKLED CORN BEEF 18c no bone Fresh EA11i ROAST PORK 23c BEEF & PORK LIVER . 15c always fresh HAMBURG STEAK . 2 for 35c PICKLED SIDE PORK 18c DUMART'S WEINERS , 23c We will have Beef. Pork, Veal .& Spring Lamb for weekend. PHONE 76 Strawberry Social under the auspices of the BAPTIST CHURCH Friday, June 28th Supper served from 5.30 to 7.30 The program on church grounds ~will be the presentation of the three -act play "UP THE HILL 'f0 PARt'DISE" ADMISSION: Adults 25c; Children 12 and under, 15e Strawberry Social under auspices of Women's Association of Ontario Street United Church Tuesday, June 25th SUPPER SERVED FROM 5.30 to 7. ADMISSION: Adults 25c Children 12 and under 15e 91-3 Superior Stores PHONE 111--CLINTON. SPECIALS FOR JUNE 13, 14, and 15 RINSO, Lge. Pkg. 22c CARNATION MILK, tall 2 tins 150 QUAKER CORN FLARES, 2 Pkg.s for 13c HILLCREST SHORTENING, 2 lbs. for 23c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, 20 oz. this ....... , 2 tins 17c ....5.0 oz. tin 25e I•IILLCREST TOILET PAPER, 1 Roll Free with 3 Inc 25c SUNLIGHT SOAP, .. 4 bars 23c CAMAY TOILET SOAP 3 cakes 17c KIRK'S CASTILE SOAP 3 cakes 14c BLACK CA'.L' ,FLOOR WAX, Lg. '.Fin 20e HEINZ KETCHUP, 8 oz, bottle IOc AYLMER CHICKEN, 7 oz. tin 27c CLARK'S PORK & BEANS 2a oz. tin 10c GRAPEFRUIT, Seedless .. 5 for 25c ORANGES, Sunkist doz. 25c TOMATOES lb.15c NEW POTATOES, No. 1 Large .. 5 lbs. 25c RADISHES ......... 3 bunches 10c NEW CARROTS .... 2 bunches 19c eTHAMP5O Free Del'very fix JUNE 13-14-15 At Your Red & White Store Red & White iith Anniversary Sale WATCH FOR LARGE HAND BILLS RED & WHITE. MAPLE LEAF LIBBY'S TOMATO : SOCKEYE CATSUP SALMON PORK & BEANS 2 bottles 25c 1/2's tin 19c 3 lg. tin 25c FLOUR REDPASTRY esWHITE AS RYITE 7 s 22c� 24'S 9C b� g DR. POMELO POLO CUT DEW KIST GRAPEFRUIT REFUGEE TOMATO JUICE BEANS JUICE 2 20 -oz. tins '19c 3 tins 25C 2 26 -oz. tins 19c FREE PRIZES EACH DAY OF SALE 1st PRIZE — 10 LB. BAG GRANULATED SUGAR 2nd PRIZE 1 LB. TIN RED & WHITE COFFEE 3rd PRIZE — 1/2 LB. TIN RED & WHITE COFFEE Get Your Lucky Number With Your Order RED & WHITE DICED CARROTS 3 tins 25c EAGLE BRAND CONDENSED MILK ! LOBSTER tin 17C . l i's- tin 29c RED & WHITE. FLOUR FIVE ROSES 7's 17c, 24's 83C bag LYNN VALLEY FALCON RED & WHITE SWEET MIXED GOLDEN BANTAM • QUICK PICKLES CORN TAPIOCA 3 tins 25c Pkg. lOC lg. jar 19c QUALITY FRESH FRUITS 3 VEGETA ` IES CHOICE GRAPEFRUIT 7 for 25 CIIOICE LARGE ORANGES 39c doz. NEW CHOICE POTATOES RADISHES TOMATOES — CHOICE B ANAN'A 6 lbs. 25c — CUKES CABBAGE 3 lbs. 25c CAULIFLOWER — CARROTS ASPARAGUS — LETTUCE SUPREME SHORTENING 21bs.25c CHOICE JUICY CIIOICE JUICY ORANGES 25c doz. VE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES IIIISEMMIGEGGEGONESISSINIPSTT • .o, co e S E -4 QUALITY FRUITS & GROCERIES PHONE 48 PROMPT DELIVERY . n, CUNT N SMIMESOMIIMLISIIGNIOT. sac 32011111ll8 lbs 27 2 lbs Z5e Maple Leaf Pure Lard 2 lbs. 19c York Brand, Choice Quality, Golden Bantam Corn, 20 oz. tins 2 for 19c York Brand Tomato Juice,... Fancy quality, 20 oz. tins 2 for 19c • York Brand Tomatoes, choice qual- ity, 28 oz. tins 2 tins 25c York Brand Pork & Beans in Chili Sauce, 20 oz. tins 2 for 23c York Brand,Peaches,_choice quality, in halves with heavy syrup, 18 oz. tins 2 for 27c' Devon Brand iString Beans, green or, yellow 2 tins 21c CANADA'S FINEST A LONG.LASTING—ECONOMICAL TOILET SOAP 5 bars 23c York Brand Green Gage Plums, 2 tins for 27c Maple Leaf Economy Meat Loaf,. per ib. 29c Breakfast Bacon, sliced, per lb29c Bologna in piece ,,., per no. 13c Cottage Rolls, not smoked, per lb. Salmon, Rose Brand, 2 large tins ,...� 22c 25c Old Cheese per lb. 25c New Cheese per lb. 19c ,..egmsetsm�e Giant Size 59c 1AptE Large Size 17c These Prices in Ef feet June 13, 14, 15 RCONOMY PHONE 40. THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY.