The Clinton News Record, 1940-11-07, Page 8PAGE R -
THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
THURS., NOV. 7, 1946
CHOICE QUALITY HIND QUARTER BEEF
Cut upif you wish 1, 15c lb.
We Have Some
CHEAPER BEEF BY. THE QUARTER ONLY.
DRESSED PORK BY HALF
Per Lb. 1 13Yc
CHOICE FOWL FOR REMEMBRANCE DAY
VEAL - BABY BEEF & LAMB
For Weekend.
CONNELL, & TYNDALL
" CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET
Phone 162. Albert Street
That Different
Furance
A MACK FUANACE IN THE
HOME ASSURES HEALTH.
COMFORT, &_ SATISFACTION
THROUGHOUT THE WINTER.
Let us look your furnace
over and give you an esti-
mate on putting your fur-
nace in good condition for
the winter.
I COOK STOVE — USED ONLY 2 DAYS.
SUTTER ? PERDUE
'" HARDWARE, PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS "'lktm,.
PHONE 147w. CLINTON, ONT.
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New hinter Overcoats
BIG, WARM, COMFORTABLE COATS
that have all the earmarks of quality, and style. These are the
kind of coats you will now find in great numbers on our racks
and at prices that are very much below today's offerings.
Among the cloths you will fiild English Fleeces,
English Barrymores, Meltons and Heavy Tweed
effects. Prices from. $15 95 up
Come in and let us show yea these coats, you will be surprised
at their quality and moderate price.
BUY YOT.JR UNDERWEAR NOW!
Our stuck is very complete in qualities and sizes, and prices
are reek bottom.
"Many clearing lines at last year's prices."
RUBBER FOOTWEAR — If buying anything in rubbers insist •
on Quality Footwear buy "DOMINION."
See our RUBBER BOOTS as low as $]..75 pr.
PlumsteeI ros.
.Arrow Shirts — Adams Hats Scott & Mciiale Shoes
Exclusive Agents Tip Top Tailors
Ths first notes of a long winter
have sounded. The manwho dopes. the
weather in his Toronto located tower
does not say, it will be other than us -
nal for coming months.
We predict Selling Weather ahead
however, its on the way and will ar-
rive when its crisp, cloudy or rainy
enought to keep the family bus in
the garage. The housewife will be
occupied with fancy work and knit-
ting in her spare hours. The house-
hold will require reading from our
book counter and magazine stand.
Stories of adventure, mystery, love,
romance, human nature, fashion,
house building and. furnishing, cook-
ing, gardening, embroidery, handi-
craft, radio, finance, mechanics, world
events, music, etc. are to be found on
.our displays.
Ourmagazine stand or book coun-
ter usually responds to requests made
of them. If we have not what you
want, as sometimes happens, we will
try to procure it for you:
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WHEN IN NEED OF
Plumbing or Heating Call 244
FOR QUICK RESULTS.
1 Spencer Range, only used 5 months, a bargain.
Also 1 3 -Burner Coal Oil Stove and Oven
also a bargain.
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You have the "monies", we have
the "funnies." Let's, exchange! It is
not the kiddies alone who buy them.
Our researcher claims a liberal per-
tentage of adults are interested, they
give you wholesome fun. We do not
mean the ordinary strip you find reg-
ularly in your daily or weekly paper,
they are contained in a funny or
humourous individual magazine de-
voted to fun alone. So its heigh-ho
for the comics. You will find them
in our Jazzitorial Department.
A Saving At The Other End!
When ordering large special Shades
order an extra 18 ins. in length.
This will allow you, to reverse the
shade with a new hem when neces-
sary, besides running a less risk of
pulling shade off roller.
We know Money's Worth makes
Business Worth.
Tfle W. D. Fair Go
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
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Mrs, G. D. Robertson is visiting in
London this week.
Cpl. Sam Castle of London spent the
weekend at his horhe in town.
Mrs. Chesney of Toronto is the guest
of Mrs. H. Plumsteel, Ontario St.
Cpl. George Knights of London spent
the weekend at his home in town,
Miss Mary Hovey ofeLondon called
on old friends in Clinton this week.
Mrs.. Percy Riley of Londesoro is
spending a few days with Mrs. E.
SaviIIe.
Mr. E. Philips and son of Sarnia,
visited Clinton friends over last
weekend.
Miss Lottie Sloman of HespeIor visit-
ed her sister, Mrs. J. Sileock last
weeliend,
Miss Wilhelmina Trewartha of Tor-
onto visited her parents here over
the weekend:
Mr. Gilchrist and Miss M. Gilchrist
will leave Friday to spend the win-
ter in Saginaw, 'Mich.
Pte. Hugh Hawkins of the R.C.O.C.,
Barriefield had a four days' leav_
which he spent at home,
Mrs, Elizabeth Walker of Kitchener
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. George Walker.
Mr. Everett Lobb, R.C.A.F, Dental
Corps, Toronto, spent the weekend
at his home in town.
Mr. Fred Hellyar of the DeHaviland
Aircraft School, Toronto, spent the
weekend at his home in town.
Cpl. Gordon Monteith, Dental Corps,
St, Thomas, spent part of a two
week's leave at his home in town,
Mr. and Mrs, R. Ward and family
of Owen Sound spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Herman.
Mr. Benson Sutter of the , Toronto
Technical School spent the week-
end with his parents, Mr. and Mts.
J. A. Sutter.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Marsh and son
of Royal Oak, Mich., spent the
weekend with Mr. G. N. and. the
Misses Davies.
Mr. and Mrs. Al. Smith of Dresden
spent the weekend with Mr. 'and
Mrs. T. Hawkins, and Mrs. Smith
is remaining for a few days.
Dr. and Mrs. L. D. Wilcox, Mrs.
Haldane of London and Miss Clara
Holmes of Winnipeg were Sunday
guests of Miss R. V. Irwin.
Mr. and Mrs. Carman Milliard and
Miss Marlyn of Grimsby, were Sun-
day visitors with Misses Ward and
Stone at the School of Commerce.
Aircraftsman P. H. Atkinson visited
last weekend with Mt, and M•rs. II.
W. Charlesworth. On his return to
St. Thomas he was accompanied by
Mrs. Atkinson who will take up
residence there for the duration of
her husband's course at the Train-
ing School.
But we will be ready with the greatest assortment of useful,
lasting and sensible gifts you will see anywhere, and we know
we can satisfy you when it conies to price, so be wise,
make this store your shopping centre, and join
our list of satisfied customers.
We will be pleased to put away goods for later delivery:
Hardware Departmlent,
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It won't be long till you will need some heat around the
home.. Well, we have the STOVES and RANGES to throw 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 tine glass or screen part. It will pay
to fix any broken panes of Glass now as prices are soaring,
THE STORE WITH THE STOCK
BALL & ZAPFE
PHONE 195,
Hardware - Furniture — Funeral Directors — Ambulance Service
W. N. Bali, Phone 110 J. J. Zapfe, Phone 103
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Something Different
POTS OF HEATHER
in purple and white.
75e each
POTTED 'MUMS
in good bloom
81.00 each
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ROSTON FERNS
from 50c up
CUT FLOWERS
MUMS - ROSES - CARNATIONS
BULBS
Still a few TULIP BULBS . suit-
able for outdoor planting, choice
varieties, clearing at 20c doz.
PAPER WHITE NARCISSUS
5e each
The usual bulbs for forcing can.
not be procured this year.
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
Quailty Meat
Market
QUALITY MEAT M.ARKET
per lb.
PICNIC HAMS 18c
Shoulder ROAST PORK , 20c
PORK CHOPS 22c
SIDE PORK (in piece) 18c
HAM ROAST of PORK 23c
SMOKED PICNIC HAM 25c
Breakfast Bacon (in piece) 29c
Fresh Homemade Sausage 15c
SEE US ABOUT YOUR
CUSTOM KILLING AND
MAKING YOUR SAUSAGE
AT REASONABLE PRICES.
ANYBODY WISHING TO
PURCHASE A CHOICE '/n OF
BEEF OR %2 A PIG 1T WILL
PAY YOU TO SEE US,
BOSS FITZSiMONS
PHONE 76
COME AND ENJOY
A Real Snappy
DANCE
i:o be held in
Town Hall, Clinton
Friday, Nov.22
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Proclamation
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It is hereby d.cclru'ed that the i.
' morning of MONDAY, NOV. .i+
Ilth, 1940, be observed as a t
holiday, in order that all citi-
zens may take part in Remem-
brance Day Services.
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A Public Service under the
auspices of the Ministeriai As-
sociation will be held in the
Town Hall, commencing at 10
A.M.
All citizens are requested to
govern themselves accordingly..
KEN G. WATERS
Mayor.
Clinton, Nov. 5, 1940.
GOD SAVE THE KING. .0
at 9 n.m.
Music by
Moonlight Serenaders
under the auspices • of
Huron Game and Fish Club
PROCEEDS TO GO TOWARDS RE-
STOCKING HURON COUNTY
WITH WILD GAME
AND FISH.
Draw to be made at 11 p.m.
Superior Stores
PHONE 111--CLINTON.
SPECIALS FOR
NOVEMBER 7, 8, 9
Stock Up and Save
Money Nov. 79 8, 9
LE WF, -EAT BISCUITS Kelloggs 2 pkgs. 15c
SILVERWOODS
MILK
WH
NEW 1940 PACK
CHOICE QUALITY
FIGS
2 LBS. 2:5c
SHREDDED WHEAT
c11t.ri i
1
3 tins 25c'
CLARK'S SCOTCH BROTH
SOUP 4 tins 25c
2 pkgs. 25c
l• IMI1D & WHITE
FANCY SOCKEYE
SALMON
2 TINS 39c
P & G SOAP 9 bars 31c
BEST GANULATEO OR YELLOW
SUGAR , , Cash Price 10 ibs. 65c
MCLAREN'S JELLY POWDERS,
4 for 19c
PRUNES, Good Size 3 lbs. 25c
MARSHMALLOWS, Fresh .. Ib. 15c
SODA BISCUITS 2 lbs. 25c
IVORY SOAP .... 2 large bars 15c
BUY %2 LB. LIPTON'S TEA
AT REGULAR PRICE. AND
GET A TEA CANISTER FREE.
SULTANA RAISINS .... 2 lbs. 23c
NEW CLEAN CURRANTS .. 11,. 14c
More Flavor to pm Cup
More Cups Ip the Palma
Y2 L13. PKG. 31e
KLEENEX, Lg. Pkg. . , ..- 500's 29c
,SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT 6 for 25c
CALIFORNIA GRAPES .. 2 lbs. 19c
CARROTS 6 Qt. Basket 25c
WAXED TURNIPS lb: 2c
1. A. TUiPSON
.13Cf7NOMY
GIANT
FAMILY
SIZE
PAL'.'KAGE
EARLY
RISER
COFFEE
59c ' 39c
LB. BAG
QUALITY.
COFFEE
ALWAYS
FRESH
45c
LB. BAG
WINDSOR
SALT ..'-q pkg. 5c
CANADA'S FINEST
Ar
LA.-rpae—CCPVOMIGAL
TOUT SOAP
5
CA KES
23c
READY COOK
CHEESE Golden Spray 2 pkgs. 29e BEANS pkg. 5c
SINGAPORE
PINEAPPLE
2 TINS 29c
REB & WHITE VEG.
SOUP
2 tins 17c
CLARK'S PORK and
BEANS 2 lg. tins 25c
QUALITY Fre h FRUITS and VEGETABLES
RED & WHITE
PEAS
2 TINS 19c
SWEET
POTATOES 5 lbs. 23c
SUNKIST JUICY
ORANGES
doz. 25c
CHOICE HEARTS OF
,CELERY
10c'
No. 1 COOKING
ONIONS ! 10 lbs. 19c
'TEXAS SEEDLESS
Grapefruit
7 FOR 25c
CALIFORNIA
GRAPES
2 lbs. 19c
SUNKIST LARGE
ORANGES doz. 9c
CHOICE HEAD
LETTUCE 10c
CHOICE GOLDEN SPANISH JUICY.
BANANAS 3 lbs, 25c ONIONS 2 lbs. 15c LEMONS
Radishes -Tomatoes -Beales -Carrots -C:
4 for 10c
bbage
EXTRACT SURPRISE
VANILLA 2 for 15c 1SOAP
H. HORNE'S BAKING
5 for 25c POWDER qt. jar 23c
2
LBS.
27c
RED&�
PAS'
WHITE
T R Y
FLOUR
BAG
21 I.B.
a'
PEERLESS WHEAT KIRK'S CASTILE
PUFFS 2 for 15c SOAP r. 4 for 19c
69e
COM�SH
2
LRS,
27c
SUPREME JELLY
POWDERS 3 for 13c
QUALITY FRUITS & GROCERIES
PHNE 43 PROMPT DELIVERY CLINT
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Winter
Merchandise
SKI SUITS -- Warm jackets, fully
lined with double breasted effect)
and belt; Slacks roomy, side -zip -r
per, snug at the ankle with knitted
elastic cuff ; sizes 8, 10, 12, 14;
colors: red trimmed blue, all navy'
and all wine. PRICE ......... $5.95
WINDBREAKERS for the working
man, made of Blue or Brown
Frieze, two side pockets & domes,
full range of sizes. PRICE $2.69
MEN'S COMBINATION
UNDERWEAR •
Penman's Prefered suit $2.49
Penman's Natural No. 71 $1.75
Puitan Fleece -Lined
$1.39
Wool & Cotton $2.49'
MEN'S SINGLE GARMENTS
Penman's Prefered
Shirts or Drawers
Penman's No. 71
Shirts or Drawers
Penman's Fleece -Lined
Shirts or Drawers
Wool & Cotton
Shirts or Drawers
MEN'S BRUSH WOOL
SWEATERS
$1.40
$1.90'
.89
$1.40
$3.25
MEN'S WORK SWEATERS,
Cotton and Wool $1.49
MEN'S ALL -WOOL SWEATERS,
Checks, Navy and Wine $2.98
MENS WOOL WORK SOCKS,
extra heavy grey ribbed,
PRICE ......,.... 69c, 3 pr. $2.00
MITTS and GLOVES, lined and un-
lined. PRICE TO SELL
BOY'S OVERALLS, WALKER'S,
The overall you have been look-
ing for.
Sizes 22, 24, 26
Sizes 28, 30, 32
$1.10
$L35
BOY'S Fleece -Lined Combination
UNDERWEAR per suit $1.00
BOY'S Merino COMBINATION
UNDERWEAR per suit $1,19
ASCOT SUPER SCOTCH FINGER-,
ING YARN—a high grade yarn,
shade: dark grey, offered at a
special price Per Lb. $1.55
WHEELING 3 -PLY -- Washed and
shrunken; shades: green, pink,
red, wine,. Per Lb. l _1.a
C 11 if
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PHONE 40. ,
rd Lobb F Son
THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY