The Clinton News Record, 1941-03-13, Page 8THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
THURS., MARCH 13, 1"3411_
HONEY, 4 lb. pail
SHORTENING, 2 lbs.
HOME-MADE SAUSAGE
BRISKET BOIL,
VEAL STEWS
LAMB CHOP'S,
45c
2'7c
15c ib.
I5c lb.
18c lb.
30c ib.
CONNELL & TYNDALL
" CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET "
Phone 162. Albert Street
Canada's No. 1 Refrigerator Leads Again with
New Design.
New Conveniences Features, New Low Operating!
Cost
See Why Frigidaire is a Better Buy
Call at Our Store and See for Yourself
SUTTER ? PERDUE
HARDWARE, PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS
PHONE 147w. CLINTON, ONT. 23
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Buy Now. and .Save!
' MEN'S OVERCOATS—Why put off buying that coat until
next year when you can buy coats at such a tremendous saving
during this month? 'We have still a good assortment of styles and
cloths and sizes from 34 to 44 and every coat priced to clear. x
SEE THE COATS WE ARE OFFERING At 19.95
Other lines at lover price and a few a little higher.
DON'T WAIT LONGER — BUY NOW
Clearing lines from all Depts.
Ladies. Fur Trimmed Galoshes— All high class goods that sold to
2.75 — Clearing at 1.98.
WASH GOODS— We have still a lot of odd lines of Ginghams etc.
that are being cleared at about a/ price. See our offering at 15c -19c
Silk and Wool Hose in Ladies sizes — Sold regularly to 1.25
..,... , .... ... CLEARING AT 49c .... .... .... ......
See the new Tip Top Samples for Spring, Ifundreds of New
Patterns and as yet no advance in price.
Plumsteel Bros.
Arrow Shirts - Adam Hats — Scott & McHale Shoes for Men
Agents Tip Top Tailors.
WITH LOTS OF SNOW THERE IS BOUND TO
BE LOTS OF MAPLE SYRUP. -
GET READY FOR THE SYRUP SEASON BY
HAVING YOUR PAN AND BUCKETS ON
HAND WHEN THE SAP STARTS TO RUN
Have 2 Second -Hand HAND WASHERS
at a Bargain.—See Them.
Id
HARDWARE and
PLUMBING
`9 Phone 244
CONISTANCE.
Mrs. Wm llrittomsnent the week-
end visiting with relatives in Clinton.
Mr. Leo Stephenson has treated
himself to a 1941 Chevrolet Coupe,
Mr. Lorne Lawson. was in Seaforth
on Monday doing radio work,
•
There will be a Sunday ` School
social on Friday evening, Mar. 14.
Rev. Menzies will show lantern slides
colored pictures of scenes from New-
s
foimdlancl and Alaska,
All are wel-
come to attend.
The W.A. and; W.M,S. will hold
their regular joint 'meeting in the
McCALL'S NEEDLEWORK
Knitting .and Crocheting for sum-
mer 1941. We have had to re -order
this magazine twice, the demand has
beeii so great; so that may convey to
you that this is an issueof particular
worth. Sixty eight pages of knitted
apparel, jackets, crochet designs,
needlepoint, guest towels, kitchen
brighteners, rugs summer accessor-
ies slip covers, children's crochet,
dress trimmings, weaving', quilts, 'baz-
aar articles etc. Reserve your copy
now as the supply is limited. Price
35c
COMMUNITY SONG BOOKS
Canada will always sing, regardless
of the emergency. There will always
be a song on Canada's...lips and a mel-
ody in her Heart. .That is why Can-
ada's store house of song is a verit
able treasure chest. Included there-
in are songs sung in the tumult of
war, in the rigours of national stress,
in the calm and quiet of peace.
We offer a choice from three top-
notch song books, "Merrily- We Sing",
"Sociability Songs" and "Canada
Sings." E'aeh a star in its own right.
On our music stand 35e per copy.
Three things dearest to a woman
are—well we can't very well talk to
you here about the first two, but we
have a word to say about your home.
Just this, no matter what "fixings,"
no matter what embellishments, no
matter what expense you have gone
to in furnishing, the Complication of
your home is controlled by the pict-
ures on the walls, they make or mar
the harmony of the whole. Perhaps
you have them but not in frames. We
frame pictures, do the work as well
as we know how and have mouldings
in liberal styles that they may be
chosen with regard for artistic con,.
slstency that makes for refinement
and good taste.
$ $ $ $ $ $ $ $
HAVE YOU PLEDGED TO BUY
WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES
REGULARLY
Tile W, D. Fair Co
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
O CJ
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oautIllllplpinnm n�� n uPlii�itiltl I ,
Mrs, Dames of Brussels is visiting
Mrs, H. Bartliff.
Miss J. B. Sheppard of Goderich is
visiting Miss Dolly Cantelon.
Miss Helen Nediger spent the week-
end with friends in London.
Mrs. Blight of Massey is visiting
her father, Mr. W. H. Hellyar.
Mrs. Shaddick of Hensali is visiting
her parents, Mr, and Mrs. David
Churchill,
Miss Beatrice Greene of Fullarton
was a weekend guest of Mrs, F.
G. Thompson.
Mr. George Cardwell of Port Alma
spent the weekend with his mother,
Mrs. Thos. Cardwell.
Mrs. Wm. Britton of Constance spent
the weekend with Mrs. (Rev.) J.
C. Britton, of town
Mr. Rex. McInnes of Chatham spent
the weekend with his parents, Dr,
D. H, and Mrs. McInnes.
Capt. J. R. Carter and Mrs. Carter
of London spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Carter.
Flt. Lieut. and Mrs. Alex McDowell
of Port Albert were guests on Sun-
day of Miss R. V. Irwin.
Mr. Gordon L. Hall ami Master Ted
dy of Cayuga spent Sunday with
Mr, G. E. Hall and Miss Evelyn.
Miss Helen Turner of Tuckers'nitli
spent the weekend with her grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Tur-
ner.
Wes. Middy anti. Laurie Colquhoun
of the Galt Aircraft School spent
the weekend at their homes in
town,
Mrs. C. McKinnon left last Friday to
spend a•. couple months with her
daughter, Mrs, Andrew Hagen of
Napanee.
Mrs. Ralph Bontskill and daughter
Margaret, of Winnipeg, Man., are
visiting the former's father, Mr.
Charles Wallis.
Mr. WalgateTebbutt, who has spent
the past three months with .friends
in this section, leaves on Friday
'for Druid, Sask.
Mr. C. G. Middleton will be in Lon-
don, to -morrow, Friday, March 14,
attending the meeting of the ex-
ecutive of Huron Diocese.
Dick Fremlin of the R,C.A.F., who
returned from a month's training
in Brandon, Man, spent a few days
recently with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Bert Fremlin.
Miss Gertrude Holmes, nurse -in
training, at the Hamiltbn General
Hospital; Mr. Gerald Holmes and
Miss Rath Beesley, of Toronto and
Mr. and Mrs. R. Carnegie of Lond-
on spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. W. S. R. Holmes.
Mrs. Howard Currie was called to
London on Thursday on account of
the serious condition of her father,
Mr, William McKenzie of Hensali,
who had undergone a serious op-
eration in St. Josephs Hospital
Wednesday night but before reach-
ing the city her .father had passed
away.
afternoon, March 13th. There will
Abe a sale of aprons for group 3.
Mr, Ehnen; Johnson , spent the
weekend with his parents near Bay -
,field.
Mr. Harvey Nott has secured a
position with the "Civil Service" in
I Ottawa,
In, the minutes of the Council meet-
i ing last week, the name of the Town
Engineer was given as Mr. Liver-
more. This should havb read Mr. T.
'E. Livingston, who has been a very
efficient engineer for several years,
and who is now considering ways and
Inteans of moving the beautiful Aust -
LETTUCE
Sunny days have improved the
quality,of our lettuce. Let us sup-,
ply you with it crisp and fresh.
Phone 176 or,T and have. it de-
livered for l0c a bunchy
ROTS OF DAFFODILS and Gay
CINERARIAS. would carry joy
and brightness to'your sick
shut-in friends. They are 50c a pot.
FERTABS
The old reliable Fertabs which
are particularly valuable for ferns
are now available in smaller pask-
ts.
PRICE 15c, Only
Try then: and watch your plants
grow.
We self PREPARED SOIL
15cc as pail.
CUT 1LOWERS
Roses — Carnations — Daffodils
and Stocks.
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
Quality Meat
Market
Fresh Homemade Sausages '
lb. ....... .. 15e
Hamburg .Steak, 2 lbs. 35c
Pork Chops, Ib.
Pickled Pork Hosks, lb.
Pickled Pork Hocks, lb.
Duff's Lard, 20 lb. pail ....$1.90
We Have Some Choice Quarters of
Beef for Sale,
Custom Killing and Sausage Made
at Reasonable Rates.
Highest Prices Paid for Hides,
22c
12c
12c
Its present location interferes with
the from roadwayire-
fr the f hall. Mr.
Livingston is seeking information
Tram. the Department of Agriculture
in 'order that the tree will, not be des -
BOSS FITZSIMONS
PHONE 76
RED SHIELD
Amount forwarded on "Name"
Quilt to date, $10.10.
New Grocery
Having Purchased the Business of
MORLEY JORDAN
YOUR PATRONAGE WILL BE
APPRECIATED
Service and Quality Merchandise is
Our Motto.
W. L. JOHNSON
Phone 286
Superior Stores
PHONE 111—CLINTON.
SPECIALS FOR
March. 13, 14;15
HILLCREST LARD lb.
9c
MACARONI, ready cut 2 lbs. . , . 9c
ODEX SOAP, 2 bars
BLUEROSE RICE, lb90
9
St. Patricks Tea
in
WLa!1rni0-WILLIS CriUt5CH
en
Saturday, Mai ch 15
HOMEMADE BAKING AND
DELICIOUS CANDIES
Sale at 2.30
Tea & Supper served from 3:30 to 7
MENU— Meat Salad Plate, Bread
and Butter, Pie or Cake and. Tea.
EVERYBODY 'WELCOME ..
Bayfield Red Cross
Society
will present
Three One Act Plays
- and other program, in
TOWN HALL, BAYFIELD
Friday Mar. 21
at 8.15 p.m.
Admission; Adults 25e Children 15c
Door Prize, $1.00 in War Savings
Stamps. '
31-2
Farmers Attention
The International Harvester Tractor
School and Entertainment will be
held in
CLINTON-TOWN HALL
afternoon and evening of
Saturday March 15th
B013 COOK,. MAGICIAN
and motion pictures and talks on top-
ics of interest to the farmer, This
show is sponsored by the Internation-
al Harvester. Co. and is entirely free.
Come and bring your Family and
friends.
J. C. PROCTER
International Harvester :Agent
Week -end Special
1939 CHEVROLET COACH $699
like new
OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM
Douglas Brothers
Phone 345
Clinton
31-1
HULLETT TOWNSHIP
A delightful evening was spent at
the home of Mr, and Mrs. Willis
VanEgmond on Friday March 7. Mr.
and Mrs. VanEgmond invited Sum-
merhill East Group and a number of
their friends in for a few hours to
a progressive euchre party. The
winners being: Ladies first, Mrs.
Norman East; Men's first, Mr.
SPECIALS MARCH, ,..13,... 14,... 15TH
CHICKEN HADDIE, Red and White tin 14c
CIIOIC EAMEATY � ' GOLD ,MEDAL TENDER
PRUNES 2 lbs.... 19c 1 PEAS tin
1pc
SARDINES, Old Salt, 2 tins
FJv:f''w DR. POMI]LO
Grapefruit,
JUICE
2 thins 19c
L7JWMY
IIANT .SIZE PKG
17c'
1 Ib. Ready Cut Macaroni) ..
1/2 lb. Goden Spray Cheese) both for 1
LIBBY'S SLICED DILL
59c PICKLES lg. jar 23c
LYNN VALLEY, -Lg.WESTONS BULK
Tomatoes 2 tins ... 25c 1 SODAS, 2 lbs. 23c
GARDEN FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Celery Hearts, .Large Head Lettuce, ,Spinach,
Cauliflower, New Cabbage, Radishes, Bananas,
Pinapple, Tomatoes, Green Peas.
SEEDLESS TEXAS
Grapefruit 6 for .,. 25c
SUNKIST JUICY
ORANGES doz. 19c
JUICY CALIFORNIA
LEMONS 5 for , 10C
NEW TEXAS BEETS OR
'CARROTS buhch ... 7 c
C. M. SHEARING
FOR LOW PRICES ON FOODS OF QUALITY
PHONE 48
CLINTON
Chester Farquhar,; Ladies' Lone -
hands, Miss James Forbes; Men's
Lone -hands, Mr. Crooks, Ladies'
boobie, Mrs. Pero. Gibbings; Men's
boobie, Mr. John Gibbings. After
which a dainty lunch was served by
the host and hostess assisted by Mrs.
Ferg. VanEgmond, and Mrs. Chas.
Brown of Clinton, A,t the close of
the evening Mr. John Gibbings mov-
ed a vote of thanks to the VanEg-
monds. Mrs. James and Mrs. Willis
are never failing helpers for the Red
Cross knitting a number of socks,
sweaters, and anything asked of
then. The proceds for the evening
amounted to $4.15.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP
Mrs.. Ben J. Rathwell is visiting
her mother Mos, Eckersviller of
Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter McBride and
fancily spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Will Townsend.
Mr. Ed. Merrier is making his home
with his son Kenneth in Goderich
township.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Holland are
moving to Mr. Ed. Merner's farm,
Goshen Line, Stanley.
Private John Deeves R.C.A. of
L d t f 1 tl
2 One-ActPlays
presented by
CLINTON DRAMA GROUP
Thurs. Mar. 20
8.15 p.m.
"THE MESSAGE"
Sir James Lakington,
Dr. D. C. Geddes
Inspector Hudson ;. T. G. Scribins
Richard Masson K. G. Elliott
Ai Girl Marion Milne
Scene—Dining Room in Sir James
Lakington's Flat.
Time— Just before -ten o'clock at
night.
Director, Miss W. I. Abbott
"GOOD NIGHT PLEASE"
Meridith Whitehouse,. Dr. J. Beatty
Burton R, Hale
Lucy Whitehouse . .. Mrs. Deeves
Vivian Whitehouse, Isobel Colquhoun
Mr. McWinkle, E, McLeod
Basil • J. Crich
Cook . , .. ... .. Mrs. C. V. Cooke
Scene— Meridith Whitehouse's Bed-
room.
Time— Mid afternoon.
Director, Mr. G. R. Kendall
Both plays by special arrangement
with Samuel 1'(renoh, Canada Ltd.
on on, sgen5 a ew says recon Y Toronto.
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Presentation of 'Home -nursing Diplo-
Deeves, mas— Music between acts.
SPRING CLEAN
With Edward Hawes Products They give Satisfaction
VANILLA EXTRACT 2 oz. .... , 90
MAPLELEAF SALMON %as Go 19c
TOMATO JUICE, 20 oz. 2 tins . 19e
ICING SUGAR, 2 lbs. 19c
LYNN VALLEY PEARS
15 oz. 2 tins 190
COUNTRY KIST PEAS, 2 tins . 19c
SUNLIGHT SOAP, 6 bars, . , 29c
BROOMS, 4 string each 29c
RASP. or STRAW. JAM 2 lb. jar 29c
KLEENEX, 500 sheets box 29c
MONARCH FLOUR, 7 lb. bag. , 29c
MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE
Vz ib... .
LEMONS, 360s, cloz.
29e
23c
ORANGES, sunlcist 2 doz......: 35c
GRAPEFRUIT, 96s, 5 for •.. • 25c
FRESH SPINACH, ib. ....... , 9e
I. FI,FrTHflM:PSON
6 oz. size
12 oz.
32 oz.
REGULAR VALUE 84c l
HAWES FLOOR GLOSS, pints 59c
HAWES FLOOR GLOSS qts. 98c
HAWES CASTLE FLOOR.WAY
1 lb. size 27c
HAWES SHINO STOVE POLISH
tall tins 15c
HAWES SHINO STOVE POLISH
flat tin 1OC
HAWES VELVET SHOE POLISH
Black , ... . 1 QC.
HAWES SHINO PIPE EN-
AMEL - ........, 25e
HAWES LIGHTNING FLOOR
CLEANER, 24 oz. 25c
BIG FIVE CLEANER 6 for ... 25c
BAB -0 CLEANSER 2 for 27c
size
15c
25c
size 65c
CLASSIC CLEANSER 2 for 1OC
BATH BRICK powdered per
1/P lb, size
1 lb. size
25c
45c
tin
15c
NONSUCH SILVER CREAM 25c
130N AMI, 2 cakes for
BON AMI, cake 2 tins
GILLETS LYE, 2 tins
29c
29c
25c
CHLORIDE LIME 2 pkgs.....,. 29c
OLD DUTCH CLEANSER
2 for 23c
WASHING SODA, Arm andHam-.
mer, 2 pkgs. r 19c
JAVEX CONCENTRATE, 16 oz. '
will make 1 gal. Javel Water 15c
CAUSTIC SODA, full strength 5
lbs. nett in the pail price 69c
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