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THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
THURS., MARCH 27, 194.
SAUSAGE
15c lb.
CHOICE RIB RST. BF.
HONEY, 4 lb. pail 45c
VEAL CHOPS 25c 1b.
PORK CHOPS"22'c
I lb
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CH1CKEh1S FOR WEEKEND—ORDERS TAK-
EN FOR TURKEYS t '
2Oc
CONNELL & TYNDALL
" CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET "
Phone 162. Albert Stied
Call and See
Our Line 01
C 1 I. Paints
Enamels, Varnish, & Sundries
1 used Cook Stove in Good Condition, with High Closet ...... 15.00
1 Small Cook Stove in -fair shape 10.00
1 Good Used Electric Refrigerator, re -built.
SUTTER & PERDUE
HARDWARE, PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS
PHONE 147w. CLINTON, ONT.
GENTLEMEN
We invite you to meet the
CAMBRIDGE CLOTHES
Personal Representative
MR. R. E. MACKENZIE
who will be in this store on
Monday, Marc
31
See What's New For Spring
Mens and Boys Ready-made Suits and Topcoats—Come in any.
day and .let us Show you the Finest Assortment of Clothing you
have seen in many a day. The Styles are the latest and-thecolor-
ings the Newest in Greens, Blues and Browns. Most of these
clothes are British Made and the prices are very reasonable.
Plumsteel Bros.
.Arrow Shirts - Adair 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.
T. Hankins, Phe 244 G
HARDWARE and
VARNA
Mrs, Wildfong of Hay spent a few
days with her mother, Mrs. Jas.
Grassic who was confined to her bed,.
but we are pleased to report is able
to be around again. r :
Mr. and 'MTS. Gillart of St. Thomas
visited with the ladies' sister 1VIrs, 3,
Mossop one day last week.
' Major, E. H. A. ,Watson Field See.
of the Red Gross will address the loc-
al branch in the hall Thursday after-
noon. In the evening a program
sponsored by Bayfield talent will al-
so be put., on in the interest of the
Red Gross.
Mrs. Jas. Stephenson of the Gose
hen Line is spending a few days
with her sister, Miss E. Mossop,
Mr. and Mrs. Latham and family
and Miss G, Beatty of London. spent
Sunday at the home of Mrs. L. Beat-
ty. wl
Master Eiden Morrell of Summer-'
hill spent the weekend with his sister
Mrs, John.: W. Smith J:r. of Varna.
li/fr. and 'Mrs..fohn W. Smith
miss Florence Smith, Mr. Walter
Snaith of .Varna, and Mrs, R. Graham
of Clinton spent Sunday with Mr. and
I lett tw.
REMEMBER HIS BIRTHDAYTOO..
' Your Birthday ie an important day
in, your life. "It-marks•the completion
of another period of ,time filled with
joy, sorrow and eventful life. It le
usually a day filled with happiness
as it crowns another, year of,progres-
sive achievement and a day filled
with the glow of anticipation for the
future.
Usually this day is celebrated by
the gathering of, the family and in-
terested friends. But this'. year
many are serving their country in
the cause of freedom and • will be
separated from • their loved. ones.
What could be more appropriate than
a nate of congratulations at such a
time. To fill the need we present
a charming selection of Birthday
Cards specially. worded to Dad, Son,
Brother or Friend. Designed espec-
ially to cheer those away from home
in any branch of His Majesty's
Service thefollowing verse is typical
of the series:
"This Birthday Greeting Card is
meant
Especially for you
The wish I'm wishing hard is sent
Straight ,from my heart to. you,
My Kindest thoughts are on their
way.
To You the whole year through
But an extra wish is sent today'
Especially for. you.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY"
Here's The Fast. Easy Way To Mend
It
Transparent Durex .Cellulose Tape,
seals with out water. This magic
tape is fully transparent and seal's
tightly with a touch of the finger .
no moistening required. For mend-
ing books, window shades, maps,
pictures, sheet music, toys, valuable
papers. .Far sealing packages, bulky
envelopes, bags,' boxes, For holding
labels to bars, photos in . albums,
shelf paper on place use Durex
Mending Tape. 100 inches for 10e or
8 times the .quanity,300 inches on
a handy dispenser for only 25e
MUSIC What is sweeter than a
home from which the sound of music
issues. It tells of harmony; or peacci,
or innocent pleasure and content-
ment. We have in stock the popular
and most approved issues of the
modern and latest' productions and
several, folios containi+ag the old
favorites. If we have not at hand
what you want we will procure it
for you as promptly as possible.
Ma W. D. • air Go
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
Mrs. W. J. Carter visited friends in
Chatham over the weekend:
Miss Ruth Tiernan of London visited
Clinton friends over the weekend
Mrs. (Dr.) W. A. Oakes is visiting
friends and relatives in Toronto
this week.
Gordon Hearn of the Optometry Col-
lege, Toronto, spent the weekend at
• his h6me in town.
Miss L. Brigham and Mrs. E. Adams
visited in London with friends for
a few days this week.
Mrs. H. Gould, accompanied her son
George to London on Monday.
where thew spent the clay.
Mr. Kelsco Streets' of the Ford' Motor
Company, Toronto, spent the week-
end at his home in town.
Mrs. Annie McCool was a Sunday vis-
itor at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
W. T, Robison of Auburn.
Mr. Sidney Thompson of Wyoming
spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs,
Fergus VanEgo and this week.
Miss Churchill of Toronto spent the
weekend at the home of her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Churchill.
Mr, Edward Shephard of Toronto was
in town on' Monday attending the
funeral of the late R. E. Manning.
Benson Sutter of the Technical School
Toronto, spent the weekend in town
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Sutter:
The many friends of Orville Lobb,
who under went an operation for
appendicitis in See -forth Hospital
on Monday will be pleased to know
he is progressing favorably.
Mr. Kenneth Elliott, wlio for the past
few years has worked with 'his
father at Fairholine Dairy has ac-
cepted a permanent position with
Canada Packers, Limited.
Alvjn Corless, ,of the Royal Bank
staff at Oshawa spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M.
T. Corless, and Benson Corless, of
the Montreal Bank at Acton is con-
fined to his home due to illness.
LETTUCE
The supply of Lettuce will be
limited fora time, until the next
lot is ready, when we will, again-'
have a bountiful supply of crisp
fresh leaf lettuce.'
A fresh shipment of gay and
colorful cenerarias make 'eharming
gifts for your shut-in or, sick
friends.
Your house plants need a Spring
Tonic., Try Fertabs now available
Prepared earth delivered_to you
15e1 a pail.
CUT FLOWERS --
Roses; Carnations; •Daffodile
Iris; Stock, Snap Dragon and,
Violets.
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
Presentation
On Monday evening March 10th;
a number of the members of the
"Right the Wrong Sunday School
Class," of Londesboro gathered at the
home of Mus, John W. Smith Jr. of
Varna and presented her with a fer-
nery and table cloth.
Dear Mario.:
We the members' of the "Right
the Wrong" Sunday School class of
Londesboro United ,Ehurch hays Bath"
ered here tonight'te congratulate .yon
on your recent marriage. ,
We shall miss you as. a member
of our class but our toss will be ` a
gain to the church which you attend
in your new community,
We feel that we .cannot allow this
occasion to pass without somemark
of our esteem for you, We ask you.
to aeeept -these ,gifts: As youuse
thein may you have happy memories.
of the liondesboro Sunday 'School
class.
It is our wish and prayer that God's
richest blessing may be with you, and
your husband's as you- journeyon,
through,;a long•. and happy wedded
life together.
Signed on behalf of the class.
Mrs.. Sidney Lansing, teacher.
Elva Snell, president;. -
Vera Ho_'_art sec.
Quality Meat
Market
CHOICE VEAL ROLLS
1
No Bone .... , . 25e lb.
RIB ROASTS of Beef .,. 20c lb.I
RIB BOILS of Beef .. 18e 1b.
BEEF REAMS, 12e lb.'
BEEF TONGUES, 15c ib.
SHOULDER ROASTS of
Beef 20c ib.
PORK CHOPS 22c lb.
HAM ROASTS .of Pork 23c lb.
SPARE RIBS .. 16c lb.
FRESH HOMEMADE SAUS-
AGE ..... .. 15 c lb.
Custom Killing and Sausage 1vlade
at Reasonable Rates.
Highest Prices Paid for Hides.
TOSPS HFIONE 76TLSIMONS
sited.
i; Maicl to care for elderly lady. %
x Wages; $35• p,er month, beard and =.
e room inclitded—ata Bayfield, Ont- _`
`ar-io, Immediate answer 'by Tele-
,�gram, collect to, 4�
31 W. H. TIPPETT ;i
Billings, Montana.
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Social Evening
St: Joseph's Church, Clinton
Easter Mon. April 14
COME UP OR DOWN TO SEE OUR.
STORE SINCE IT HAS BEEN
REDECORATED
Dancing to
ARTHUR'S ORCHESTRA
ADMISSION 25c,
NOTICE'
A special meeting of the Clinton
Hospital Association will be held in
the Council Chamber on Tuesday ev-
ening, April 8th, next, at 8 p,m, for
the purpose of :electing a director for.
the current year,
H. M. MONTEITH
Secretary.
Making it Bright and Cheery
SPECIALS
ORANGES 25c and 39c doz.
GRAPEFRUIT .. .. 6 for 25c
2 pkgs. of Corn Flakes and Tumbler
For 25c
MILITARY NEWS .
Sapper Reg. Smith of the R.C.E.
Motordycle Squad at Petewawa spent
the vveekencl with his wife and par-
ents in town,
Stanley E. Youngblutt of Londes-
boro has enlisted in the Royal Can-
adian Air Force during the past
week, it is reported from the R.C.A.F,
recruiting centre at London.
Philip Sperling and Bruce Bartliff
of Manning Pool, Toronto, have been
:transferred to St. Thomas'.
Aircraftsman James Lockwood was
transferred from Trenton to Winni-
peg, Man,, last Friday. "
Cpl. Douglas McKenzie, R.C.A.F,
Toronto, spent the weekend at his
homein town.
Pte, -Kenneth Hall of the Vocat-
ional school, Chatham, spent the
weekend in town with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Hall.
"Elwin. Hunking of t;•the R.C.A.F.
Piton has been transferred to Tor
onto.
Cpl. James Niekle of tale R.C.A,F.
Trenton, spent the weekend at the.
home `of his parents, Mr., and Mrs.
W, J. Niekle. ,
APPLICATIONS
„In writing will be received by the
undersigned up to April 7th, next for
the position of treasurer in the Clin-
ton Hospital Association. Salary
$100 per annum:
H. M. MONTEITH
Secretary.
Clinton Hospital Association
JOHNSON GROCERY
Phone 286
Will Purchase Snow Plow
Considered Matter of Economy by
Council to Adopt Road Plowing
System •
A; special meeting of the town
council was called for Monday even-
ing to consider Prices and specificat-
ions for the purchase of a motor
power snow plow. The clerk read the
communications and the councilors
scrutinized the illustrated folders.
Mr. Irwin, representative of the Gene
eral Supply Company, Toronto, was
present and addressed the eouncil el -
so answering questions asked with
reference to the build of the machine.
Councilor Walker objected to the
plan of leaving the sidewalks closed
and having pedestrians forced to walk
on the roadway, objecting from the
viewpoint of the town's liabilityin
ewp
the event of personal injury. All
other councilors were confident that
LITTLE LOCALS
1Vtr. Ernest Ellwood has purchased
the house on Princess street, owned
by the Schoenhals Estate. Mr. EI-
lwood and family plan to move some-
time in April
Superior Stores
PHONE 11.1--CLINTON.
SPECIALS FOR
March. 27,.28, 29
ATTENTION MR. FARMER
....Due to the NOV Egg Grading Regulations, we are Discontinuing
Buying Eggs after this week.. Take your eggs to any Grading stat-
ion and bring us your Grade slips and we will payyou as Before le
per dozen EXTRA IN TRADE.
SPECIAL VALUES MARCH 27, 28, 29TH
LI=BBY'S PORK AND
BEANS, 2, tins 17c
CROWN BRAND CORN
SYRUP, 2 lb. tin 19c
BULK MARSH-
MALLOWS, lb. 15c
PEACH JAM.
BlscU Ts, lb. •...... 15c
BREAKFAST BACON, lb
LIBBY'S' COOKED
Spaghetti, 2! tins ,.. 17c
ROLLED
OATS, 2. lbs, , gc
CLARKE'S TOM. OR VEG.
SOUP, 2 tins 15c
WESTON'S BULK
SODAS, 2' lbs. ....y 23c
., 29'c'
BOLOGNA, by the piece or sliced, ib.
15c
MACARONI and CHEESE Loaf, Ib.
25e
GARDEN' FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Carrots, Celery, Beets, Spinach, Radishes,
Lettuce, Tomatoes, Peas, Cabbage, Green Onions
LEMONS, Juicy' California, 5 for
BANANAS, Golden Ripe, 2 lbs.
GRAPEFRUIT? Choice seedless, 6 for
9c
17c•
25c
SWEET JUICY SUNKIST
ORANGES
,19c, 23c. 27c, 35c d°z•
C. M. SHEARING
FOR LOW PRICE'S ON FOODS OF QUALITY
PHONE 4 8 — — CLINTON
where the' plan is in operation were
stated bydifferent members and for-
mer Mayor. Ken. G. Waters, who was
present, gave information as to in-
stances coming under his observat-
ion where the proposed system is op-
erating satisfactorily. Orr motion of
Councilor Falconer and Reeve Liver-
more the motion' carried that council
purchase a Mink one-way snow plow
for the sum of $428, :hob. Toronto,
$100 deposit to be made at once, the
balance to be made when the plow
is lifted next fall. It is considered
a natter of econoiny by the council
to adopt the road plowing system.
Council then adjourned.
CONSTANCE
Mrs. Ernest Adams Miss Donalda
and Kelso spent Sunday in Russeld-
ale visiting Mrs. Adam's father, who
is very ill.
Miss Jean Wakefield is confined
to her room with measles.
Mrs. Leo. Stephenson and son Don-
ald spent Sunday last in Brigdon,
Mrs. Britten accompanied thein as
far as Watford, on their return home
Sunday night, the snow storm caus-
ed a 'few more days visiting Mrs.
Britton in Clinton, and Mrs. Step-
henson
henson
in Seaforth until Wednesday,
Mr. Alvin Riley of Seaforth spent
THE CLINTON DRAMA GROUP
• will present
A 3 -ACT FARCE COMEDY
Very Untruly Yours
in Town Hall, Clinton
Friday, April 4th
at 8.15
Admission—Seasons ticket or 35c
rt p
Annual : anquet
Farmer's Night at Clinton Lions Club
Town Hall, Clinton
Wednesday April 2nd
at 6.30 p.m.
GUEST SPE'AKE.R — Rex Frost.
Farm Radio Conxmentator C.F,R,B,
Toronto.
Tickets -50c, each.
Tickets may be secured from the fol.
lowing committee: Dick Jacobs, chair-
man; A. D. McCartney; John Reid;
W. J. Dale; Wm. Wells and J. C.
Shearer. 34-1
bee on Monday.
The Young People pat on the play
"Windy Willows" on Tuesday even -
there would be no additional liability. the weekend with his parents. ng in North Side United Church,
Experience of other municipalities Mrs. Lorne Lawson held a quiltingSeaforth in aid of the Red Cross.
GOLDEN NET SALMON l's tin 24c
AYLMER PEACHES 15 oz. tin hlc
AYLMER JUMBO PEAS 16 oz
2 tins 25c.
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 20 az tin 10e
LIB 3Y'S COOKED SPAGHETTI
15 oz. tin .., .... 9c
WESTON'S CHOCOLATE BLOS-
SOM BISCUITS, lb. 19c
FIVE ROSES FLOUR 7 lb. hag 29e
CHAMPION DOG FOOD 2 tin , 19c
Cri.NADA CORN STARCH pkg. 10e
PAM;OLIVE SOAP 4 cakes . , , 19c
LIFEBUOY SOAP 2 bars ', 13c
HILLCREST.SHORTENING
PURE LARD 8 Ms 27e
PEARL SOAP 3 bars 130'
PAPER TOWELS 150's' pkg. 15c
LIMA BEANS, lb. .. 13c
ORANGES doz. .. ' 21e
GRAPEFRUIT, 7 fax 25c
CARROTS, 2 bunches .. , . 15c
P:E.L POTATOES bag' .. .... $1.10
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Free Delivery
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Food Values
HURON PASTRY FLOUR
61b. size '•' 21c
WHYTES PURE LARD, 2 lb19c
FOREST CITY BAKING POW-
DER, with free glass 23c
COOKING FIGS, 2 lbs. . 25c
COOKING APRICOTS per lb27c
COOKING PEACHES 2 lbs. 43c
. COOKING PRUNES 3 lbs.
. JELLY POWDERS, 5 pkgs.
25c
25c
AYLMER CATSUP, 2 bot. 25c
CLARKE'S PORK & BEANS
10 oz. Net, 5tins 23c
CLAR
28 ozKE. Net'S,2tinsPORK& BEANS 1.• 25c
COWAN'S PERFECTION
COCOA, ib. 25c-'/2 Ib.15c
CROWN BRAND TEA r/2 lb.... 33c
GOLD MEDAL TEA BAGS
20 for 25c
COOKING BEANS, hand picked
5 lbs. 1 25c
QUAKER CORN FLAKES
3 pkg. 21c
WHEAT -BERRIES, 5 lb. bags 25c
WHEAT GERM 1 lb. pkg...,,,15c
SODA BISCUITS fresh and crisp
2 lbs. 25c
'SWEET MIXED BISCUITS
2lbs. 35c
New Cabbage, Tomatoes, Bead Let.
tuce, Turnips, Carrots, Cooking On-
ions, Celery Hearts, Oranges, Ban-
anas, Lemons, Grapefruit, Potatoes,
All in stock and sold at market prices
MINUTE TAPIOCA 2 pkg._ 25c
2 tins 19e
Mare Flavor to the Cup
Na,e Cups Ip lie PauaO
TISSUE
Completely wrapped.
Soft Pure White
750 sheets tothe; roll
3 FOR ¢�g� t 5?,
Listen to Mother Parker's Radio Contest, C.F,R,B.
TUESDAY APRIL 8 AT 8.30
250.00 Cash Prizes each week.,." l/Z 1b. 32c
PHONE 40.
THE STORE THAT SAVES Y01T- MONEY.
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