The Clinton News Record, 1940-11-21, Page 8PAGER
LAMB STEW ,
LAMB CHOPS
PORK CHOPS
SAUSAGE
MINCE MEAT
15c ib..
3,0,E lb.
22c ib.,
15c lb.
2 lbs. 25c
Have you tried your skill on the
, Bologna Contest.
CHICKENS - GEESE - VEAL - LAMB & PORK
for weekend
CONNELL & TYNDALI-
" CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET "
Phone 162. Albert Street
e Gilson
Snow Bird
GIVES CHARM — COLOR — DISTINCTION
TO YOUR KITCHEN ,OR LAUNDRY
NOTE THESE FEATURES:
—Washes Faster — Washes Cleaner
—Uses less current loaded, than most other machines empty.
—Only three, gears in gear case.
—No hand oiling ever necessary anywhere.
—Only five moving parts in gear case.
—Cushioned in rubber — quiet and vibration free.
—Patented wringer locks automatically in eleven positions.
—Built for a lifetime of trouble-free service.
—Backed by a 12 -year Protections Certificate.
All this at the lowest price and easiest terns in our history.
SUTTER & PERDUE
HARDWARE, PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS
PHONE 147w. CLINTON, ONT.
P EARLY
AIM
Our Christmas stock is now at its best. New lines have
been arriving almost daily and wise shoppers have been making
selections for some time.
We have beautiful selection in the following lines:
FANCY SLIPPERS for Men, Women and Children.
BOXED TIES from 35c up.
NEW SHIRTS by ARROW and TOOIKE.
PYJAMAS - BATH ROBES - MUFFLERS - GLOVES
FANCY SOX - BRACES & GARTERS.
BLANKETS SPECIAL— Beautiful new Wool -Cot Blankets (part
wool) Size 66x80, Very Special Price $2.25
These are only a few suggestions and we would be glad to have
you come in and let us show you through our
Christmas offerings.
DON'T NEGLECT that New Overcoat you are considering buying
this year. Our stock is large and prices very reasonable.
IF IT'S UNDERWEAR OR SWEATERS SEE:
Plumsteel biros.
Arrow Shirts — Adams Hats Scott & McHale Shoes
. Exclusive Agents Tip Top Tailors
f! This is the ;Season for
` RANGES and HEATERS
t,
eThey lead. Let us show you why.
HARDWARE and
T*llawkins, Phone 244
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See our line before buying.
YOUR FURNACE SAFE FOR THE WINTER.
See us about a Hecla Furnace.
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CALL AND SEE
THE FINEST STOCK OF
THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
NEW FALL BOOKS
THE FAMILY—Nina I+'edorova. This
book, the Atlantic $10,000. T: size
Novel zor .1y40, is a story 'laid in
China during tdie "Japsaness=s invasion.
in 1987. Reviewed by competent
critics as "one of the most engaging
stories --a lilting song of warmth and
joy—something about this story that
will give courage to readers who have.
forgotten the meaning of the word --
a book of unusual quality and strik-
ing Characterization," now on Our,
boolcshelf, price $2.75.
THIS DYNASTY OF DOCTORS —
Rhoda Truax. Hese is a novel that
tells: the . story of an American
dynasty devoted not to . the acquisi-
tion of wealth but to the healing art,
the science of life. Through four
generations it follows the fortunes. of
the Chestwieks of Boston—doctors all
—each of whom found success• or
failure under the exacting code of the
labratory' and the operating room.
In their story we follow the progress
of medicine in the last hundred years
-the triumphal progress that has re-
made the world. Price $3.00.
CHINA TRADER—Cornelia Spencer.
The period of the earliest American
contacts with China affords the set-
ting for this romantic novel, It tells
of a young Bostonian's long fight to
convince the merchants at home that
Cathay was a sound investment and
of the beginning of the Yankee Clip-
per ship trade. Price $3.00.
LETTER FROM ENGLAND—Mollie
Panter Downes. What is this Eng-
land like in wartime? How does war
affect the man in the street and in
the local pub, the Colonel's lady and
Judy •O'Grady? The New Yorkers
brilliant correspondent tells how
England has changed, week by week,
during the last twelve months, and
yet is forever the same. Price $2.50.
We list herewith a few of our
recent arrivals:
Landfall—Neville Shute—Price $3.00
The Man Who Went Back—Warwick
Deeping—$2.75
Ducks in Thunder —Jay Dratler —
$2.35
Tony's Scrap Book — Tony Wons —
$1.50
Golden Tales'of Canada—May Becker
—$2.60
Attack — Leland Jamieson — $1.75
Furniture and Hardware
which will make useful and lasting gifts.
Your Will Find
Children's Furniture and Toys, Electric and Gas
Lamps, Mirrors, Rugs, Cedar Chests
and Ferneries.
A New Line of CHRONIUM PLATED GOODS — PYREX WARE
CUTLERY — C.C.M. SKATES, Etc.
A wonderful stock to select from and we know we can save you
money, so let's prove it.
GOODS WILL BE HELD FOR LATER DELIVERY
THE STORE WITH THE STOCK
B.AL,L, & ZAPFE
Tip W. Q. Fair Co
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
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PHONE 195 .
Hardware — Furniture — Funeral Directors — Ambulance Service _
W. N. Ball, Phone 110 J. J. Zapfe, Phone 103 ;
4/2143.. • & sitiel a'rL».a't.4446H'�«1�' .«r 1,..
P;oper;4011111maim, 1110111 Tile,
1
Mr. William A. Grant will leave Mon
day to spend the winter in Orlando,
Florida.
Mr. Benson Sutter of the Toronto
Technical School spent the week-
end at his home in town.
Charles Mutch left last week for
Manning Pool, Toronto, to become
a member of the R.C.A.F.
Mrs. William Helm and three child-
ren of Lucknow spent the last ten
days with the lady's parents, Dr.
and Mrs. Evans.
Miss Helen Roberton of Detroit is
spending a f..w holidays with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Rob-
erton.
Pte. Delbert Snow, of the Argyll &
Sutherland Scottish, C.A.S.F., was
a weekend visitor with his aunt,
Mr's. McDowell.
Mr. Fraser Thompson of Western
University, London, spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Thompson.
Mrs. Dave Kay has returned home
from Marlette, Mich., where she at-
tended the funeral of her uncle, the
late Mr. William H. Stephenson.
Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Palmer and
daughters Katherine and Dorothy,
of Toronto, were weekend guests of
Mrs. Palmer's brother, M. T. Cor-
less and Mrs. Corless.
EDITOR TAKES A BRIDE
Something Different
POTS OF HEATHER
in purple and white.
75c cacti
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 WHITE NARCISSUS
5c 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
The newspapers are giving a free
ride to a new type of marriag. re-
porting which was introduced, it
seems, by a small newspaper in Iowa
called the Augusta Union. The 'edi-
tor of the Union; remembering that
bridegrooms usually receive little at-
tention at the hands of the society
news reporters, decided that he would
vary the rule a little when it came
his time to marry. Under the caption,
"Ye Editor Takes Himself a Bride,"
Ire wrote as follows for his own news -
raper:
"Clarence (Trudy) Rogers, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Rogers, of Os-
seo, became the husband of Miss
Margaret Gilbertson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Gilbertson, of Aug-
usta, in, a beautiful ring ceremony
Saturday noon before a Justice of
the Peace in Waukoh, Ie.
"Blushing prettily, he replied to the
questions of the Justice in low but
firm tones, never indicating that lie
rooted the omission of the `obey' in
the bride's answers.
He was attractively attired in a
three -piste suit of black pin -stripe
woolen material, !consisting of coat,
vest and pmts. The coat was char-
mingly festooned with a white. flower
in the left button -hole.
The vest was sleesw4ess, closed in
the front and gracefully fashioned
with pockets. It was held together
at the back wth a strap an.cl buckle.
His pants were neatly pressed for
the occasion and he wore them with
an air no if he liblio susuected it
would he the last time he 'wore the
pants' in that family, as the familiar
exrression goes.
Hose and necktie add !d lust the
right dash of colour to complement
the effect. Shoes were. of genuine
leather, laced with strings of the
same colour, giving a.chrc 'effect.,
Quality Meat
Market
CHOICE CUTS OF BEEF
R113 ROASTS ... 18e lb.
CHUCK ROASTS 18c lb.
RIB BAILS 15c Ib.
PORK CHOPS 22c lb.
Fresh Ham Roast of Pork 23c
Side Pork in Piece 18c
Fresh Picnic Hams 18c
Fresh Pork & Beef Liver 15c
Pork Hacks 12c
Home -Made Sausage,
Fresh Daily 15c
Fillets 18c
Anybody wishing a choice
quarter of beef or side of pork
see us. We will cut it up free
of charge. Remember we. do
custom killing, and make sau-
sage at reasonable rates.
Highest prices paid for hides.
ROSS FITZSIMONS
PHONE 76
COME AND ENJOY
A Real Snappy
DANCE
to be held in
Town Hall, Clinton
Friday, Nov.22
at 9 p.m.
Music by
MOONLIGHT SERENADERS
and
TIII"? MERRY MAKERS
MODERN & OLD TYME DANCING
under the auspices of
Huron Game and Fish Cltib
PROCEEDS TO GO TOWARDS ItE-
STOCKING HURON COUNTY
WITH WILD GAME
AND FISH.
Gentlemen 35c, Ladies 25c
DRAW TO BE MADE AT 11 P.M.
BY MAYOR WATERS
THURS., NOV, 21, 1940
Superior Stores
PHONE 111---CLINTON.
SPECIALS FOR
NOVEMBER 21, 22, 23
CORN SYRRP, nee Hive 2's tin
5 lb. tin
SII.ORTENING, Hillcrest 2 lbs.
COFFEE, Royal York, 1 lb. tin
AYLMER PIE CHERRIES 2 tins
GARDEN PATCH PEAS 2 tins
PASTRY FLOUR .. 24 lb. bag
19e
375
23c
430
25c
190
69c
PEEL, LEMON & ORANGE
/2 lb. 14c
CITRON PEEL 1/2 lb. 15c
CUT MIXED PEEL 'h Ib. 13c
3cROWN SUL'T'ANAS; 2 lbs. 23c
NEW CURRANTS lb. 14c
LEXI A RAISINS, With Seeds
2 lbs. for 25c
FANCY BLEACHED RAISINS
per lb. 19c
RED GLACE CHERRIES 1 Ib. 13c
GLACE PINEAPPLE RINGS
1/4 lb. 150
,511ELL:13D ALMONDS .. '/ lb. 15c
WE ARE EXPECTING ANOTHER
SHIPMENT OF HEINZ
KETCHUP 5 oz.
$1.75 Per Case 36's Doz. 59c
Bottle 5c
(LET 13S HAVE YOUR ORDER)
FLORIDA ORANGES, Sweet &
Juicy doz. 25c
L' �� •.' 1b .,
NOV. 21, 22, 23rd
At YOUR fltD AND WHITE STORE CLINTON ,
Christmas akitig
CUT MIXED'
PEEL lb. 25c
wirtemessauswastera
South African
Seedless
ib.1{>°c
S II ELLE D
WALNUTS
YCYNG SUGAR,
I�� a 2
fS y p'OHES'PEC BS.
u; �s110�1 27Lc
GLACED RED
CHERRIES' 1 lb. 39c
ale
FANCY BLEACHED
SULTANAS ...,..... lb. 18c
IRE -CLEANED
CURRANTS lb. 14c
AUSTRALIAN SEEDED
RAISINS Pkg• 15c
1/7 lb. 23c
•
Diel Monte New
Meaty
SHELLED
ALMONDS, 1/4 lb. 15c
Redpath, 2 lbs.
RED & WHITE
Fancy Pastl'y
FLOUR,
27c 73c
7 LB. BAG 24 LB. BAG
ALMO.a 4 ICING
DICED GLACE ASSORTED
PINEAPPLE 3oz.pkg.10C
T, S. THfl'PSON:
Free Delivery
1
SUNLIGHT
S AP
Bar 5C
1 lb. Carton
39
GLACE PINEAPPLE, CHERRIES
CUT PEEL 14lb. pkg. 10 C •
NEILSON'S JERSEY
;COCOA tin 19c CHOICE QUALITY
PEEK FREAN
BISCUITS
LEXIA 2 lbs. 25e
RAISINS 2 lbs. 25c
SWEET SLICED MANGOS
CHUTNEY 8oz. jar 35c
ASSORTED GLACE
FRUITS 7 oz. pkg. 35c
QUALITY Free FRUITS and VEGETABLES
TEXAS SEEDLESS
GRAPEFRUIT 7 - 25c
SUNKIST JUICY
ORANGES .....,... doz. 27c
JUICY CALIF.ORNIA
LEMONS 4 for 10c
WAXED
TURNIPS 5 lbs. 10e
0
QUALITY FRUITS & GROCERIES
PHONE -, 43 PROMPT DELIVERY CLINTON
EXTRA. LARGE HEAD
LETTUCE
HOT HOUSE FANCY
TOMATOES lb. 19c
CHOICE HEARTS OF �—"*"^
CELERY
PNOW WHITE
Cauliflower ... 2 for 25c
10c
10c
RED EMPEROR
GRAPES 2 lbs. 19c
SUNKIST LARGE
ORANGES doz. 39c
COOKING No. 1
ONIONS' 10 lbs. 19c
(.OLDEN RIPE
BANANAS ... 3 lbs. 25c
Deep
Dry
WOMEN'S MOTOR BOOTS — with
low, medium or high heels, black
or brown, sizes 3 to 8.
PRICE $2.49
WOMEN'S RUBBER 0 V E R -
;SHOES, lnedium, cuban, high oi4
low heels. PER PAIR $1.19
SHINY BLACK RUBBER BOOTS,
knee length, WOMEN'S $1.39.
Misses Sizes "11,12, 13, 1, 2 $1.10'
Child's Sizes 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 .991
MEN & BOY'S KNEE BOOTS with
Red Soles.
Men's Sizes 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 $1.79
Boy's Sizes 1, 2, 3, 4,5 $1.55
Sizes 11, 12,13 $1.35
MEN'S BLACK PULLOVER
RUBBERS
.69
BOY'S BLACK PULLOVER
RUBBERS .59
MEN'S COMBINATION UNDER.
WEAR Per Suit
Penman's Preferred ......... $2.49
Penman's Natural No 71 $1.85
Puritan Fleece -Lined $1.49:
RibbedWool and Cotton $2.49
SINGLE GARMENTS
Penman's Preferred Shirts or
Drawers $1.40
Penman's No. 71 Shirts or
Drawers ..,..)
$1.90
Penman's Fleece -Lined Shirts or
Drawers .89:
Penman's Wool & Cotton Shirts)
$1.40
or Drawers
MEN'S WORK SOCKS, grey ribbed,
good weight 3 pair $1.59
BOY'S FLEECE - LINED COMB
INATION UNDERWEAR,
Per Suit $1.00
BOY'S WORK SHIRTS, Cotton Doe-
skin in fancy check pattern .89
MEN'S WORK ISHIRTS, Doeskin in!
fancy checks,
Extra Heavy Weight
Heavy Weight
Medium Weight
$1.75
$1.59
$1.39
SCOTCH FINGERING YARN,
Dark Grey, extra good quality,
Per Lb. $1.49
Clifford
PHONE 40. THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY.
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