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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1940-10-10, Page 8PAGE S THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD SALT PORE, Boneless BRJ SKET BOIL PORK CHOPS VEAL CHOPS LAMB CHOPS 22c 113' 12c ib. 22c ib. 25c lb. 30c ib. CHICKENS - DUCKS & GEESE For Thanksgiving. CONNELL & TYNDALL " CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET " Phone 162. Albert Street Ammanummommisummommsms i Stoves If you are interested in! a New• or Used Stove call and see for yourself what can be had for the least • money. We Carry a Full Line of PIPES — Galvanized and Black Any size made to your specifications. One USED COOK STOVE in Good Condition. SUTTER & PERDUE HARDWARE, PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS PHONE 147w. CLINTON, ANT. Buy Hand Made Pipes They are better material and absolutely safe. We make all our own. LET US GIVE Y,QU A FIGURE ON A HECLA FURNACE 4 OR A CLARE RANGE. € BE PREPARED FOR COLD WEATHER 3 DO YOU at all all times carry your registration certificate with you? There are penalties for not doing so and they are severe ones. You may be. asked any tjme and place to produce it, by a qualified officer, in your car, at your bank, on the street, when you apply for a job, when both employer and em- ployee may be fined. If carried loose theybecome torn and worn out. We have a neat imita- tion leather folder to preserve and securely hold it, convenient for poc- ket or purse, size 3"x41/2". Will also hold identification card and auto lic- ense and the price is 20c. A bargain is,— A gainful and satisfactorytran- section — Mr. Dictionary Webster, says so. Your registration card car- ried on your person may save you many dollars and our folder might effect the saving. We quote from a recent daily newspaper. "Ontario jail population has decreased, this will make room for people who mislay their registration cards." t7 HARDWARE and i k PLUA k2 "9 Phol eS244 G Cold eather Mere andise IT CANNOT BE LONG NOW BEFORE NECESSITY WILL DRIVE MOST PEOPLE TO THINK OF SOME WARMER CLOTHING. WHY NOT ANTICIPATE THOSE NEEDS NOW, WHILE THE STOCKS ARE LARGE AND PRICES AT THEIR LOWEST? Overcoats British woollens are not only getting higher in price but are becoming more difficult to procure. See our large stook of over 100 Coats made from British Fleeces, Barrymere Clothes and all that's new in materials and styles and at remarkably low prices, Many lines at last year's price $16.50 up. Fall and Winter Underwear Our stock is now very complete and include such makes as Stanfields, 'Pemnans and Tiger Brand. Some wonderful bargains if bought early—Come in and let us show you where you can save. Plumsteel Bros. Arrow Shirts — Adams Hats — Scott & McHale Shoes Exclusive Agents Tip Top Tailors IF YOU KNEW the price before buying them you would be surprised to find them such good value. If you learned the price after having them. you would be astonished to find them so low priced. Unusual worth and prudent expenditure are united in your purchase of a set of four glass mixing BOWLS, they have turned down rim making them so easy to grip, the smallest in the nest is 6 in. diameter and the graduate to 9" in the largest size. At 60c for the set of four they are a good buy and a utility Kitchen convenience and so easily cleaned. there is a much help- fulness in the style of a bowl as in the button you use to turn on your light. Cheapness is not how little you have paid but what you have gotten. These bowls do not repel by their cheapness. Costs nothing to see them—little to own them. OUR IDEA of a successful busi- ness man is one satisfied always with the profit on a square deal. MB W. D. Fair Co Often the Cheapest—Always the Best Miss R. V. Irwin made a business trip to Toronto last week. Miss Florence Cuninghame was a visitor in London on Monday. Miss Agnes Agnew of Toronto was at her home here over the weekend. Mrs. Ida Smith of Toronto was at her home in town over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs; M, 'J. Agnew were Tor- onto visitors on Sunday and Mon- day. Mrs. Nay spent a few days visiting in St. Thomas and London Last week. Miss M. McLaughlin of London vis- ited with Mrs. C. H. Bartliff last weekend. Miss Lottie Simon, has accepted a position in Hespeler, leaving here Tuesday. Mrs. Geo. Tomlinson of Harriston was the guest of Mrs. Theo. Frem- lin last week. Mrs. Fred Livermore was the recent visitor of her brother, Mr. L. Trouse, Woodstock. Miss Bessie Sloman of New Rochelle, N.Y., who is visiting friends in town was a London visitor on Sun- day.. Mrs. Jolm Snyder and Mrs. John Jer- vis visited with Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Tebbutt and Mrs. Tebbutt last week. Mr. Don Agnew and Mr. Cyril Col- lin of the R.C.A.F., Calgary, visit- ed with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McClin ehey last weekend. Mr. Benson Corless of Norwich and Miss Dorothy Corless of Zurich were weekendi'guests of their par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Corless. Mr. Ted Watson and friend of the Air Training School at Galt spent the weekend with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Walker. Mrs. A. Weatherwax of Orillia and son Bruce of the R.QI.A.F. at New- foundland were weekend guests at the home of Miss Dolly Cantelon. Mrs, L, Dippell with daughter Peggy and son John, and Miss Florence Weary of Bowmanville spent a few day with Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. Pot- ter last week. Mrs, A. C: Wallace of New Niagara, New York and Mrs. D. D. White of Niagara, Canada, were the recent guests of their brother, Mr. Wm. Biggart and Mrs. Biggart. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nay of Brandon, Man., their daughter Marie and son Byrne of the Technical Training School at St. Thomas were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Mc- Cartney. Private Gordon McCartney of the R.C.O.C., London and Mrs. Mc- Cartney were visitors 'in. Clinton recently; Gordon lived here twenty five years ago and enjoyed meet- ing- his old friends. A New :tack ...i. �£ i= HAS ARRIVED TO SELECT FROM ''• We are especially proud ef_ the assortment of LAMPS, all sorts ;f in Tri -Lights with a wide range in price. 'Then there are ;_ Bridge, Table, Bouduoir and Bed lamps galore; also a new stock of Dining Room, Livingroom, Bedroom, Chester- field Suites. Lounging and Occasional Chairs, and we know the prices will suit you. Hardware Department It won't be long till you will need .some beat around the 'home.. Well, we have the STOVES and RANGES to thrown that heat, also some good second hand stoves. If you are having trouble with your STORM DOORS, see the New Combination Door, all you have to do is change the glass or screen part. It will pay to fix any broken panes of Giese now as prices are soaring; THE STORE WITH THE STOCK BALL & ZAPFE BITTERSWEETS For your Whiter Boquets. 25s a bch. TULIP BULBS We have a limited quantity of mixed bulbs of good varieties, suitable for outdoor planting. 35c a doz. 2nd size — 25c a doz. Also a limited quantity of. Daf- fodils for outdoor planting 5c each. The usual Fall shipments of Dutch Bulbs can not, of course, be. procured this year. PREPARED SOIL FOR SALE 15c a Pail CELERY sold at the Greenhouse direct from the Celery beds. 2 bunches 5e Do your house plants need ;a tonic? Try Hyponex. "Serve by Saving"—We sell War Savings Stamps. F. R. CUNINGHAME Member of Florists Tel. Del As. Personal care given every order and special attention given to funeral orders. ?hones 176 and 31 PHONE 105 Hardware - Furniture — Funeral Directors — Ambulance Service =; J. J. Zapfe, Phone 103 W. N. Ball, Phone 110- ; Y Quality Meat Market FRESH CUTS ,OF PORK Picnic Hams 18c lb. Shoulder Roast of Pork 20c lb. PORK CHOPS ... 22c lb. SPARE RIBS .... 16c lb. NECK RIBS .. 3 ib. 25c SPRING LAMB CUTS Leg of Lamb 30e lb. Shoulder of Lamb 26c lb. Loin Lamb 28c lb. Lamb Chops 30c Ib. YOUNG BEEF CUTS Choice Roast of Beef 18c 1b. For Silo Filling. Rib Boils 15c Ib. Rib Roast Beef 18c lb. Homemade Sausage 15c lb. Duff's Lard 10c ib. Full Line of COOKED and CURED MEATS, Fowl, Lamb, Beef, Pork and Veal for weekend. DOSS FITZSIMONS PHONE 76 Anniversary Supper BAPTIST CHURCH Tues., Oct. 15 at 5.30 o'clock HOT SUPPER MENU: Meat, potatoes, carrots, peas, salads, jellies, pumpkin pie with whipped cream and tea. ADULTS 30c, CHILDREN 20c The Young People will sell homemade Candy; the money to he used for Red Cross purposes. 07-2 Among those spending the weekend at the lakeside were: Mr. and Mrs. E. Pa'lesson, Miss Edith and Mr. Kenneth Colquhoun at Wiarton; and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. Jeffer- son at Inverhuron, - THURS., "OCT. 10, 1040 BOILING WATER FATAL i Severe burns from upsetting a pail of boiling water while at play at her home, near Zurich, resulted in the sudden death of Ruth Ann Schilbe, aged two, in Clinton Hosiptal. She was brought here a week ago for treatment by Dr. A. J. Addison of Zurich. Funeral services were held Tues- day afternoon with burial in Luth- eran Cemetery. T tTCKERSMITH Anniversary services will be held in Turner's church on Sunday, Oct. 20th. at 2 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. Rev. J. A. Agnew of London will be the speaker. Superior Stores PHONE 111—CLINTON. SPECIALS FOR OCTOBER, 10, 11, 12 HILLCREST SHORTENING 2 lbs. 23c dE " t0, 11 and nth NKSGIV1NG SPECIAL. Stock Up Your Pantry Shelf At These wt. EY SAVING BARGAINS HEINZ TOMATO 8 az. bottle KETCHUP 10c MANNING'S TOASTED SODAS plcg.1OC' AYLMER PORK & BEANS 2 Tins 1Sc PUFFE QUAKDER WHEAT 4 PKGS. 25c CELLO BAG BLACK, TEAy2 Lb. 29c PURITY SALT 4 for 19c KELLOGG'S. WHEAT BISCUITS 3 pkgs. 25c RED & WHITE Pumpkin 2 LARGES 23 s� •moi e TIN 2 LBS. 27c' GOLD MEDAL CRABAPPLE JELLY ICED & WHITE TIPS (ASPARAGUS JAR 25c LG. TIN 25c clkNEFir FAMILY SIZE PACKAGE 59C RED & WHITE PEACHES SUPREME SWEET MIXED PICKLES tin 15c LG. JAR 25c CAMPBELL'S NEW PACK Tomato Juice 3 TINS 25c. STRAWBERRY 4 Lb. Tiro JAM. • 45c CLARK'S SCOTCH BROTH SOUP 4 tins 25c QUALITY UO1 FEE lb. 45c sur SANTA CLAM NEW LARGE PRUNES 2 LBS. 25 c J � PEACH JAM jar 25c RED &• WHITE TOMATOF4SL,. 2 for 27c CHOCOLATE MALLOW BISCUITS lb 17c 2 LBS. 27e RED & WHITE TOMATO CATSUP 14OTTLOZ. E 15c B QUALITY Fresh FRUITS and VEGETABLES COOKING ONIONS 10 Lb. Bag CHOICE HEARTS OF 21c CELERY CHOICE JUICY 1®c LEMONS .,.... 4 for lac CHOICE HEAD LETTUCE 10c SUNKIST JUICY ORANGES doz. 23c CHOICE PEPPER ;SQUASH CRANBERRIES doz. 39c, SUNKIST LARGE ORANGES FRESH FOR THANKSGIVING 27` RED TOI( AY GRAPES 2 lbs. 19c CHOICE SWEET 5 Lbs, POTATOES LB. 2fo1'9c SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT 5 for 25c 25c. QUALITY FRUITS & GROCERIES PHONE - 48 PROMPT DELIVERY CLINTON SUPERIOR BAITING POWDER 16 as. tin 25c and one 2 oz. Bottle Vanilla Free. P 4STRY FLOUR 24's 63c PASTSY FLOUR 7's 23e SULTANA RAISINS 2 lbs. 23c AMLMER PIE CHERRIES 2 tins 25c MINCE MEAT 2 lb. tin 25c ICING SUGAR 2 lbs. 19e AYLMER PUMPKIN . Ige. tin 10c NEW CURRANTS lb. 14c CHOI.CE PITTED DATES .. lb. 18c COCOANUT %2 lb. Ib. 13c SHELLED WALNUTS 1/4 lb. 12c SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR pkg. 25e SUPER SUDS — Lge. Pkg._and one 10c 'Cake Palmolive Soap'21e DAIRY BUTTER' lb. 25c ORANGES, Sunkist ... 2 doz. 45c LEMONS, large 4 for 10c T. Po THfl\1PSON Free Delivery off= T. Fresh Picnic Hams per lb. 17c Sausage, Whyte's Pure Pork, shall size per lb. 20c Minced Ham r.. per lb. 29c Bologna in piece 2 lbs. 25c Lard, Whyte's Pure 2 lbs. 19c Heinz Catsup, S oz: net10C Aylmer Vegetable and Tomato Soups 2 tins 15c Heinz Baby Soup ,.,.,, 3 tins 25c Mince Meat 2 lbs. 25c Peas, 16 oz. net, 3 tins 25c supreme Jelly Powders 6 for 25c 10, 11, 12 ss119aas Honey, pure white, Cudmore's or Scribbins 4lb. 49c Nabob Coffee ,.., per ib. 55c Nabob Tea per 1/2 ib. 39c Baker's Cocoa — Buy 1 lb. and we will give you a I/.1 ib. tin free. The 2 for 29c Rowntree's Choc. Biscuits, new ship- ment per lb. 25c Walker's Soda Biscuits 2 lb. 21c Choc. Mallow Biscuits .., per lb. 17c,, Mixed Sweet Biscuits 2 lb. 25c_ Fruits and Vegetables GRAPES - ORANGES - BANANAS LEMONS - GRAPEFRUIT PEARS - APPLES CRABAPPLES ONIONS POTATOES CABBAGE PEPPERS - TOMATOES and CAULIFLOWERS. REGULAR VALUE 84c %Z Ib. tins 25c 1 lb. tins 47 25c PHONE 40. 0311:11,1C.M.EISMATME.4•09711.:191210613.121=611, , THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU 'MONEY;