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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1940-11-28, Page 8PAGE R CHOICE FRONT QUARTER BEEF ..:..413c lb. CHOICE HIND' QUARTER BEEF 15c ib.. DRESSED PORK BY HALF 122c lb. COOKED DOG MEAT 5c lb. LARGE PAIL HONEY 85c GEESE, DUCKS, CHICKENS, VEAL, LAMB, PORK & BEEF for Weekend. CONNELL & TYNDALL " CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET " Phone 162. Albert Street 1 i The 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 Protection, Certificate. Atl this at the lowest price and easiest terms in our history. SUTTER & PERDUE HARDWARE, PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS PHONE 147w. CLINTON, ONT. maimmtrommsammip Practical Xmas Guts Be sure your gifts this year are useful as well as pleasing. No effort has been spared by this store in making our selection of Christmas Merchandise. Styles and patterns are bright and cheerful and prices, 'are very reasonable. FOR MEN AND BOYS WE OFFER TIES in Christmas I3cxes at . 35c - 50c - ?lc & 81.00 FINE SHIRTS for Boys 75c and $1.00; Men's from $1.00 up See our New Lines by Arrow & Tooke at 52.00 SCARVES in Sill( or Fine Wool 50c up A wonderful showing at GLOVES, Lined or Unlined • Also SWEATERS, BATA ROBES, BRACES, GARTERS, etc. F011 THE LADIES FANCY TOWELS, BLANKE'T'S, BOXED SILK HOSE; also a large assortment of all the season's newest offerings. BUY EARLY AND SAVE. $1 00 FINE SOX, 51 00 to $2.75 BOXED HAN DKERCHIEFS, Boudoir Slippers, in Plumsteel Bros. Arrow Shirts - Adams Hats - Scott & McHale Shoes Exclusive Agents Tip Top Tailors ,te.4 4 ». , •: 44, ::• 44 +»;«j«I«;»;«,44,4 i«1H W,«;«j«r«d«;«;«;«;»; :«t..1«;««,v+. q«j«;«I.-c.. This is the ;Season for _; RANGES and HEATERS :11 P x See our line before buying. IS YOUR FURNACE SAFE FOR THE WINTER. See us about a Hecla Furnace. They lead. Let us show you why. THawkinsPLUMBING HARDWARE and "`' • Phon 44 .«F•w`.»... odww'«.«::»;» � +�•2»... , . , :«`,«;. wg• .....: F+www«..:»?•:».:: Mt � F 'b!a414.1...1+i 1: - �W r»:»r4K.-.-.144. 4 -Coral : i blot* +i•**.l : �M'.• 4.1 1 :.:»101.1.41 4 Only22 Shopping Days E• Until Christmas But we have been preparing for this for a long time and have assembled a Grand Array of Useful and Attractive GIFTS that any of your friends will appreciate and be proud of. To list them would take more space than we have at our disposal. It will pay you to watch our windows. Drop in and look around as we are trying to keep the Christmas goods prom- inently displayed and all ready for Santa Claus. We have an unusually large stock of CHILDREN'S FUiINI- TURE, DOLL PRAMS and TRICYCLES. For your lady friend a swell range of CEDAR CHESTS, it will do you good to see them. Then what a stock of LAMPS„ SMOKERS, TABLES of all kinds, OCCASIONAL CHAIRS, STUDIO COUCHES. In fact • anything you want in up-to-date furniture. In addition to our regular low prices we will give you a coupon. on every cash par- • chase of 50e or over, as your coupon: values increase you may ,trade them in for merchandise or WAR SAVING STAMPS, at this store. THE STORE WITH THE STOCK BALL & ZAPFE PHONE 193 Hardware - Furniture = Funeral Directors - Ambulance Service W. N. Ball, Phone 110 J .1.,Zapfe,.Phone 103 www�v vow ♦1 3 F 3 f X s Nova/ mm4 NEW FALL. BOOKS' 7`HE FAMILY -Nitta Fedorova. This book, the Atlantic $10,000. Prize Novel for 1940, is a story laid, in China during the Japanese invasion in 1937. 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 preening 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. Here 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 Chestwicks 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 -$2.50 Attack - Leland Jamieson - $1.75 Tia W. D. Fair co Often the Cheapest -Always the Best Mrs. Nay and Miss E. Wheatley spent a few days in Woodstock last week. Miss Margaret Cowan, Blyth, was a guest this week of Miss Walkin- shaw, Mrs. Dick Stalker of Blyth spent the weekend with her sister, Mrs. W. J. Tough. Mrs. G. W. Pinner is spending the week in Toronto. Mrs. M:rner of Dashwood spent the weekend with her daughter, Mrs. Elliott Bartliff. MI's. T. R. Jenkins returned Thurs- day after a week's visit with friends in Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs. Lancaster of St. Mary!, visited with Mr. and Mos. George MeLay last Sunday. Mrs. Arthur Colquhoun of Staffs, spent a few days last weals with Mr. and. Mrs. E. W. Colquhoun. Miss Mackrell of Chatham. and Ferg. Carter of London spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Carter. Mr. and Mrs. Dia Cornish visited with Mr. and 1"lrs. Earle Knott and Garnet Hutchinson of London last wsek. Mrs. IJ'. Lumley of Regina, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. E. Douglas, returned to her home on Friday. Mr. Robert Douglas of Kapuskasing recently visited his nephews here, Messrs. Peter and Earle Douglas for a few days. Miss Valena Elliott of MacDonell Hall, Guelph, spent the weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Elliott. Mt'. and Mr:; LaVerne Churchill and Miss Elvira Churchill, all of Tor- onto, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Churchill. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hattie and three sons of Tornio, spent the weekend at the home of the form- er's sister, Mrs Charles E. Elliott, Mr. and, Mrs. Earl Livermore and son Carl, and Mr. and Mrs. B. Brennan, all of Stratford, spent Sunday at the former's home, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Livermore's. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Crago of St. Mary and Miss Margaret and Douglas CoIquhom'u of Science Hill visited with Mr. and Mrs.. A. J, McMurray during last week. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Livermore and sons, Ear) and Kenneth of Harris - ton, spent the weekend at the i'ornter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Livermore. Mr. Jack Scouler of the Royal Bank staff has resumed his duties after spending a three week's vacation, hunting in the northern woods and at his hone in Dutton. TUCKER.SMIT'H The Tuckersmith Ladies Clud:, '•n'ill hold its December meeting on Wed- nesday Dec, 4 at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Howarth Crich. Roll call is to be answered by a Christmas ,Recipe and your donation to the Christmas hale. Will anyone having flannelette patches to spare bring them along to make a Red Coss quilt, Messrs. Glen Layton, Alden Crich and Bert Garrett visited at their,res- pective homes on Sunday afternoon. from Camp, at Woodstock. "We look upon a world unknown" today for wirlter has spread its Sitst white blanket over everywhere. THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD Winter Wreaths Wreaths of natural holly pres- erved and decorated with clusters of red berries. $1.00 to $2.00' each Flowering Plants CYCLAMEN .. 50c to $1.00 CHERRIES 40c each PRIMULAS 40c each FERNS 50c and up Paper -White NARCISSUS BULBS A limited supply. 5c each. BABY MUMS in assorted. calors. Good value 50c a bch. LARGE MUMS - ROSES and CARNATIONS HYPONEX and FI3RTABS will help your 'H'ouse Plants. SPRAY with VITASP'RA F. R. CUNINGHAME Member of Florists Tel. Del As. Personal care given every order and special attention given to funeral orders. "ones 176 and 31 Quality Meat Market MILKFED VEAL Roast of Veal . 20e ib. Veal Steak .... 27c Ib. Veal Stews .... 15c lb. Veal Chops ... 25c lb. PORK CUTS Picnic Hams 18e lb. Pork Chops 22c lb. Side Pork in piece 18c ib. Pork Steak 25e lb. Fresh Home -Made Sausage 15c Smoked Fillets 18e Ib. We do Custom Killing and Make Sausage. at Reasonable Rates. Highest Price Paid for Hides. BEEF - PORK - VEAL & 1 SPRING LAMB for weekend. ROSS FITZSiMONS PHONE 76 Specials&Bargains Currants 2 lb. for 33c Prunes 2 ib. for 19c 'Tomato Juice 2 for 17c Toilet Tissue 4 rolls 19c Corn Starch 2 pkg. 19c \Ve have tables en which we are clearing odd lines at bargain prices. ('ome in and see what a few cents will buy. Smith's Grocery Phone 86 Superior Stores PHONE 111--CLINTON. SPECIALS FOR NOVEMBER 28, 29, 30 Baking Sale SULTANA RAISINS 3cRown 2 lbs. 19c BLEACHED RAISINS ib. 18c NEW CURRANTS lb. 14c LEXIA RAISINS with seeds 2 ib. 25c BULK SEEDED RAISINS lb. 15e ORANGE & LEMON PEEL' ib. 14c CITRON PEEL '/ ib. 15c CUT MIXED PEEL yr lb. 13c RED GLACE CHERRIES �/ lb. 11c SHELLED ALMONDS 1/1. lb. 15c SHELLED WALNUTS % lb. 12c ICING SUGAR 2 lbs. 19c MAPLE LEAF LARD ... 1 lb. l0c FIVE ROSES FLOUR 7 lbs. 29c SWANS DOWN CAKE FLOUR pkg. 25c BAKER'S C'HOC,OLATE �A Ib. pkg. 21c COLOURED COCOANUT .. lb25c COOKING FIGS 2 lbs. 25c CRISCO . , . l's 210 3's tin 55c T. R.,„T[IDE,IIIIIPSON ivery THURS., NOV. 28, 1940 NOV. 28, 29 and 30th AT MR HO AND WHITE STOOE CLINTON Quality Merchandise at Insured Savings PURE BLACK SUPREME PEPPER lb. 19c JELLY POWDERS( 2 for 9G Ready Cut MACARONI 2 LBS. 9C QUAKER PUFFED WHEAT SEEDED AUSTRALIAP: Nillemmunolansammomillmmasaminow RAISINS Pkg. 15c HUNT'S PASTRY FLOUR 24 lb. bag 69c TIN Z. 9c Red & White White CORN 2 for 15c QUAKER CORN FLAKES 2 for 15c Red & White T omatoes 2 TINS 25c AUSTRALIAN .SEEDLESS RAISINS DICED MIXED PINEAPPLE LACED RED 3 oz. l o'c Pork & Beans CHERRIES' ...I • /� lb. 10c 2 Au. 25c .�.r Clarke's Falcon PEAS 2 TINS 19c LEXIA (WITH SEEDS) RAISINS Clarke's TOM. C, or VEG. 2 TINS 1 5 c souPS 2 lbs. 23c RE CLEANED CURRANTS lb. 14c CUT MIXED PEEL lb. 25c SHELLED WALNUTS ,.. 1/, lb. 23c Country Kist Golden Bantam CORN TIN 10C FANCY BLEACHED 2 lbs. 255c RAISINS 1b. 18c SHELLED ALMONDS ... 1/4 ib. 15c Lynn Valley SHELLED PICKLES PECANS 1/4 lb. 19c ! MIX DT' 23C JAR SUPREME or FLUFF() ELGIN PURE ,SHORTENING 2 lbs. 25c LARD LB. PKG. l0C QUALITY Free' FRUITS and VEGETABLES CALIFORNIA GRAPES 2 lbs. 19c CHOICE HEARTS OF CELERY hoc WASHED CORELESS CARROTS 2 lbs. 5c )Mn1cEn FILLETS 1b.18c TEXAS SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT 6 for 23c P. E. I. POTATOES 75 lb. bag when packed. Io�.o C. M. SHEA .iUICY LARGE LEMONS 3 for 10C t'IIOICE HEAD LETTUCE 2 for 19c ITd:'r liniTi;F, TOMATOES lb. 19c PRFCA OYSTERS jar 25c QUALITY FRUITS & GROCERIES PHONE ~' 48 PROMPT DELIVERY CLINTON OVIMMMXIXEIMUNIMft aking Specials 2 LBS. 27c Maple Leaf Pure Lard 2 lbs..19 Fluffo Shortening 2 lbs. .25 Puffed Seeded Raisins 2 lbs..35 Choice Seedless Raisins 2 lbs. .25 (South African Seedless Raisins 2 lbs. .21 Australian Seeded Raisins pkg..15 Fancy Bleached Sultan Raisins per lb. 18 Fancy Raisins With. Seeds 2 lbs. 25 Currants, fresh and clean 2 lbs. 27 Dates, new and pitted per lb. .18 Baking Figs 2 lbs. .25 1/, lb. pkgs..15 Table Figs Peel, fresh and mixed, Citron, Or - range and Lemon ... per lb. .25 Almonds, Shelled 14 lb, 15 lAralnuts, choice grade ,,.. 1/2 lb. .23 Cherries, glaced, large and whole, per lb. .39 Icing Stigar 2 lbs..19 Almond Icing 1/2 lb. tin .25 Pineapple • Rings per lb. '49, Molasses, Shield Brand 1 lb., 3 oz. .10 Prunes, New Fruit 3 lbs, .25 Mincemeat, choice quality 2 lbs..25 Challenge Corn Starch 2 pkgs..19 Extracts and Fruit Colorings per bottle �10' Corn Syrup 5 lb. tins .40 Clifford Lobb k Sons PHONE 40. THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU' MONEY.