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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1940-11-14, Page 8PAGE R .SMOKED HOME COMFORT, THROUiiHOUT aver mate nace the 15c lb. good price 25c lb. l ec lb, pail 85c, hour. ROME -MADE SAUSAGE QUARTER. a large by the . CHOICE BEEF BY THE We have some Heavy Pork at by the Quarter, PICNIC HAMS .,...., SCHNEIDER'S BULK LARD WHITE CLOVER HONEY Custom Sausage Work done CON LL. & TYND.&LdL. " CLINTON'S LEADNG MEAT ph162 MARKET Albert Street " a . & 4 ,.g • u Y; wessizmienatessertmeemm ., "' L"+ `ry T rkr,1 4 > • i' �a• * ,tib. - •�rp>� y ; � r That Different F'aranc; A MACK FUANACE IN THE ASSURES HEALTH, & SATISFACTION ' THE WINTER. ^«ems+} Let us look your furnace "t and give you an esti r on putting your fur, in good condition for qua winter. z y�+ " � I1. • r5 2 but ... 7�t¢�'' na` a � ,, k, �5 ltd --; .i , { 4` , � �w�"iiaF 1 ..� DAYS. 1 COOK STOVE — USED ONLY SUTTER PERDUE HARDWARE, PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS PHONE 147w. CLINTON, ONT. "Colder know ment thing Mens at Breed, QUALITY Forcast Foie ass Colder As this advertisement gues to .press, weather ahead." So why put off longer choosing that you must soon have? Our stock is at to choose from and prices much below (hese are not normal times in the woollen points to higher prices: Buy now and save! the weather New its best, today's trade Penman's Demiuien inferior man says OVERCOAT you Big assort- quotations. and every- best makes and and Tiger Rubber Co. lines. •,I N< n, ;, Boys Underwear We have heavy stocks of many of Canada's lowest prices. These include Stanfield's, RUBBER FOOTWEAR made by and priced close to price asked for many } i°... 1 t msteeI :Lros. Arrow Shirts -'- Adams Hats — Scott & McHale Shoes Exclusive Agents Tip Ton Tailors f This is the Season RANGES and HEATERS See our line before buying. for ' THE WINTER. ;s why.• IS YOUR FURNACE SAFE FOR See us about a Hecla Furnace. They lead. Let us show you F t�, Furniture ,i: tt HARDWARE i;.awknis,PLUMG Phone CALL AND SEE FINEST STOCK and Hardware which will rriake useful and Your Will Find Children's Furniture and Toys, Lamps, Mirrors, Rugs, Cedar and Ferneries A. New Line of CHROMIUM PLATED GOODS M CUTLERY — C.C.M. SKATES, and 244, Z. OF te lasting gifts. 4 it. Electric and Gas q Chests e 'I — PYREX WARE I. Etc. 3 know we can save you it. 4 DELIVERY A wonderful stock to select from and we money, so let's prove GOODS WILL BE HELD FOR LATER iF THE STORE WITH THE STOCK . . BALL & ZAPFE PHONE 195 ' 11ardware'- Furniture — Funeral Directors -- Ambulance Service W ..N. Ball, Phone 110 i. J. Zapfe, Phone 103 THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD "THERE'LL ALWAYS BE AN ENGLAND" Of course there will, and judging from the popularity of the .song hit: "There'll Always Be An England", which we have in stock at our music stand, everyone is bound to realize that this is so, The song, which wan written, by two English boys, has literally 'rock- eted our: sheet music sales in the past few weeks. Just to -day we are. in receipt of a new shipment of songs a few of which we .list herewith: I'Am A Canadian 40e Till the Light of London Shine Again ,85e We're Proud of Canada 40c We Must All Stick To-Gether 40c There'll Always Be An England 40c Our Empire's Here To Stay 40e It's In The Air 40c Another no* areival in our ;stock is a Cushion, Cover, back and front, emblazoned with the Union. Jack and .a red rose with green leaves, all in colour on the top and the words, "There'll AIways Be An England", traced for you to work in what ever coloar you desire. The price is 25c, While we are on a • patriotic trend we might also mention two new samples in cross stitch, size 14"x18", now in our embroidery stock. "Tile Kings Prayer" and "Thole"' Always Be An England" are now available for only 20e. People are realizing more keenly each day the value of keeping friends Friendship is a definite asset one to be cultivated. Greeting Cards are invaluable as constant expres- sions of interest and affection in friends. Scatter Sunshine with Greet - Mg Cards. • Good Buying does not necessarily mean paying the lowest price. Quality is always the first consideration of the skillful buyer. MB W., D. Fair CO Often the Cheapest—Always the Best 4 MI "m 111 - up1111*1 it „. Mr. Frank Williams of Tillsonburl," spent the weekend at his home, Bruce Bartliff, Galt Aircraft School, spent the weekend with his parents, Miss Marian Gibbings of Haliburton spent the weekend at her home in town. Mr. and Mrs. James Kennedy of Al- liston spent the weekend at their home in town. Mr. W. Grant R,C.A.F,, Toronto, spent the weekend with his aunt, Miss Lucille Grant, Mr. George A. Crowie of New haven, Conn,, was the lucent guest of his niece, Mrs. (Dr.) Douglas. Miss Hazel Melts of Teeswater was a Sunday visitor with Mr. and Mrs. James Livermore. Pte. Stanley I{ennedy spent four days Leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Kennedy. Dr. R. P. Douglas, R.C.A,F. Medical Corps, Chatham, spent the week- end at his home in town. Mrs, J. E. Johnston of Hamilton, visited, over the weekend with her sister, Mrs. Iddo Crich. John Cuninghame of the Toronto Flying Club spent the weekend in town, the guest of his parents, Mrs. William Hiles has retuned home after spending the past weeks with Mrs. J. Tamblyn of Loadesboro. Dr. and Mrs Knapp, Mrs, Peck and Mrs. Knapp's sister, Mrs. Duffle, all of Toronto, spent Iast weekend with Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Hawke. Miss Dorothy of Zurich, Benson of Norwich, and Alvin of Roseneath, visited with their parents, Mr, and Mrs. M. T. Corless last weekend. Mr. and Mrs. George McLay and small daughter, spent the weekend with the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lancaster in St. Marys. Mr, and Mrs. E. L, Livermore and son Billy of Aylmer with Mrs. Harry Heard and daughter Mary of St. Thomas spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Livermore. Mr. Joe Weir of the C.A.C., Guelph, spent the weekend as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Welsh, call- ing on Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tyn- dall, Goderich. Township, Mr. Rob- ert Welsh, Clinton, and Mr. and Mrs. WilbtTr Welsh, Stanley. Mr. and Mrs, David Dewar and son George, and Rev. and Mrs. C. W. Leslie and daughters, Gwen and Marion, all of Toronto, spent the weekend with Mrs. G. Wheatley, Huron street. On Sunday Rev. Leslie was guest speaker at the anniversary services held in James Street United Church, Exeter. RED SHIELD WOMEN'S AUXILIARY The group met et the home of Mrs. Joe Carter on Wednesday afternoon. Eighteen members being present, and they turned in. 4 sweaters, 3 pair of socks. Proceeds of the tea amounted to $2.60. The meeting next Wednes- day to be held at the home of Mrs. J. Cook, Matilda Street.. Nommirmommt Something Different POTS OF HEATHER in purple and white. 75a each POTTED 'MUMS in good bloom $1.00 each BOSTON '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 WRITE 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. !Phones 176 and 31 QuaIIty Meat Market CHOICE BEEF 1LIB ROAST 13c lb. RIB BOIL 15c lb. HAMBURG STEAK 2 lbs. 35c CHUNK ROAST 17e ib. MILKFED VEAL SHOULDER ROASTS 20c lb. VEAL CHOPS . , 25e Ib. VEAL STEWS 15e Ib. HOMEMADE SAUSAGE Made Fresh Daily 15c lb. See us for a Choice Quarter of Beef or Side of Pork. REMEMBER We do Custom Killing and Make your Sausage at Reasonable Rates. BEEF - PORK - VEAL & CHICKEN for Weekend. Please order the day before for early delivery. 8035 FITZSIfIONS PHONE 76 COME AND ENJOY A Real Snappy DANCE to be held in Town Hall, Clinton Friday, Nov.22 at 9 p.Tn. Music by MOONLIGHT SERENADERS and TIIE MERRY MAKERS MODERN & OLD TYNE DANCING` under' the auspices of Huron Game and Fish Club PROCEEDS TO GO TOWARDS RE- STOCKING (HURON COUNTY WITH WILD GAME AND FISH. Gentlemen 85e, Ladies 25c DRAW TO 13E MADE AT 11 P.M, BY MAYOR WATERS Superior Stores PRONE 111--CLINTON. SPECIALS FOR NOVEMBER 14, 15, 16 AYLMER VEGETABLE or TOMATO SOUP, 10 oz, 2 tins 15c RINSO Large Pkg. 22c AYLMER PEACHES, 15 oz. 2 tins 25c FANCY TOMATOES, 15 oz. 2 tins 17e EAGLE BRAND MILK .. , tin 19c AYLMER IRISH STEW ... tin 15e WOODBURY'S SOAP .. , 4 bars 25c LIFI3BUOY SOAP 2 bars 15c PEARL SOAP 6 bars 25e SODA BISCUITS 1 lb. bags 2 for 25c DOIMSTIC DOMESTIC SHORTENING 2 Iles. 27c FINEST SULTANA RAISINS 2 lbs. for 23e NEW CURRANTS lb. 14c CUT MIXED PEEL .... /2 Ili, 15e CHOICE PITTED DATES . lb. 19e LEMONS, Good Size doz, 25c ORANGES, Sunkist .... 2 dos. 45c GRAPES 2 lbs. 19e RT{flMPSON Free Delivery THURS., NOV, 14, 1940 V RSARY NOV. 14, 15, 16 SALE NOV. 141 IS: 16 •---.gym_ TWO YEARS'. HAVE GONE 13Y SINCE WE THE PEOPLE OF CLINTON AND DISTRICT THE ABLE A.T THE LOWEST POSSIBLEPRICES. WE ARE PARTICULARLY ANXIOUS TO IN VICE AND FRIENDSHIP, • MAY WE HAVE THE; A SHARE OF YOUR PATRONAGE WILL BE CAME TO CLINTON. WE HAVE TRIED TO GIVE BEST QUALITY OF MERCHANDISE OBTAIN - CREASE OUR CUSTOMER LIST THROUGH SEE - PLEASURE OF SERVING YOU? GREATLY APPRECIATED YOURS SINCERELY QUICK QUAKER OAFS pkg. THRIFT SOAP FAMILY SIZE F' L A K E IS Package 27c liiRYLL' Ls�.HI" nu.;11L,Yi;,. SALMON tin2lc DU U ROSE BAKING ELGIN PURE POWDER ib. tin 15c LARD 3UPRLME or FLUFF() SHORTENING 2for23c A. t LalLlf. 7 Ulv1ATO CAT's'UP 2for 27c —C. M. SHEARING. 19a. - LILY AN 32 oz. jar 21 QUAKER PUFFED 2 lbs. 19c WHEAT _... 2 pkgs. 15c LAItLY k1Sh'It ,tlltl'lt1S1,, G011I:1dCII COFFEE lb. 37c SOAP 5 for 23c SALT 1-ttiNCl EDWARD ISLAND E PO T ATOES...751b.bag$1.10 P CARBOLIC ,SOAP FALCON WAX BEANS 2 tins 3 for 11c 19c COUNTRY KIST PEAS 2tins 19c NEW IIitUNSWICK 4 for 25c POTATOES...75lb.bag$1o00 I:fli)`C'S SWAN REB SEAL 1111X1?D MATCHES ... 3 for 25c PICKLES' jar 21c ItLS & WHITE DICED Wil'L''. 1VHEA'I' CARROTS ... 3 tins 25, BISCUITS 2 pkgs. 15c K and EA RC1' 20 oz. tiff - AUSTRALIAN SEEDLESS RAISINS HEARTS CONTENT PASTRY FLOUR 24 LBS. •WHEN PACKED 59c MARSHMALLOW DAINTIES COOKIES 2 lbs. 25c 2 lbs. 25c K.ELL PURE BLACK GOLDEN SPRAY PEPPER lb. 19c CHEESE 2 for 29c GG'S CORN FLAKES 2 pkgs. 15c RED & WHITE STUART'S RASPBERRY SOUP 3 tins 25c JAM jar 27c HURON TOILET TISSUE 5 for 17c CAMI'1IELL'S TOMATO JUICE 3 tins 25c QUALITY Fre .h FRUITS and VEGETABLES S 10c CHOICE HEAD CHOICE CALIFORNIA LETTUCE I 10 GRAPES 2 lbs. 19c LARGE SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT JUICY SWEET ORANGES CHOICE GOLDEN RIPE 5 - 25c BANANAS .., 3 lbs. 25c CHOICE JUICY doz. 25c LEMONS 4 for 10c le NCY ERTEN FANCY I4OT HOUSE BEAN'S' lb. 15c TOMATOES' lb, 19c M. s C'1-10ICE HEARTS OF CELERY e 1. C; 1 A L SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT 7 - 25c r 4 RG' SWF1rT ORANGES doz. 39c , worm TURNIPS • 5 lbs. /0c iL QUALITY FRUITS & GROCERIES P k I O N E— 48 PROMPT DELIVERY C L t N TO N dtainiUMZEIMMIEMMENZOILEMC vee ember 14, iS, 1 Domestic Shortening 2 lbs. 27c Maple Leaf Lard 2 lb. 19c York Brand Fancy Sockeye Salmon, 1 lb, size 43c York Brand Fancy Red Cohoe Salmon, 1 Ib. size 29c York Brand Chicken ' Soup 2 tins 23c York Brand Spinach ..,2 tins 25c York Brand Tomatoes, Choice Quality, 2 lge. tins 29c York Brand Pork & Beans ... 2 Ige. tins 25c York Brand Smoked Herring per lb. i 18c York Brand Cod Fish 1 lb. pkg. 19c 1�Iaple Leaf Back Bacon, machine - sliced per lb. 47c Maple Leaf Soap Flakes Large Size 18c Fainly Size 59c Cli PHONE 40. CANADA'S FINEST A LONG LASTING—ECONOMICAL TOILET SOAP Maple Leaf Toilet Soap 5 for 25c Maple Leaf Economy Loaf, Minced Ram per lb. 29c Maple Leaf Sausage, small size per lb. 20c Maple Leaf Fresh Picnic Ram per Ib. 17 c Maple Leaf, Fresh Boneless Beef Rolls per ib. 17c Maple Leaf Cottage Rolls, not smoked per lb. 25c Maple Leaf Macaroni & Cheese Meat Loaf per Ib. 25c Maple Leaf Bologna in piece per Ib. 14c Maple Leaf Pea -Meal Back Bacon, per lb. 35c Maple Leaf Pasteurized Cheese, 1/2 lb. pkg. 1 8 c Maple Leaf Jubilee `Old Canadian Cheese per lb. 33c Easifirst Shortening 2 lbs, 25c rd Lobb k Sons THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY.