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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1941-04-03, Page 8PAGE 8 MUTTON. ROASTS MUTTON STEWS MUTTON CHOPS SIDE OF CHOICE B1EF FRONT i/ BEEF , HIND Il/ BEEF 15c ib., 12c lb, 18c lb. 15c lb. 14c lb' 16c lb. CONNELL & TYNDALL " CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET " Phone 162. - Albert Street Buy the favorite Buy Frigidarie There is a model for every need and purse 1. USED KELVENATOR IN GOOD CONDITION 2 USED COOK STOVES IN GOOD SHAPE SUTTER & PERDUE HARDWARE, PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS PHONE 147w. CLINTON, ONT. April Suggestions From Shoe Dept. MEN'S WORE SHOES—Now that the heavy Rubbers are being discarded we would suggest that you have a look at the special values we are showing h this line—Specially priced from 2.25 up ..FREE DUBBIN—A big can of this wonderful shoe dressing with each pair work boots sold for cash on Saturday, RUBBER BOOTS—Mot's long rubber boots with red soles, very special at 1.75, See our GROWING GIRL'S OXFORDS for Spring. Black or tan, Good strong servicable shoes—Very Special 1,95 and 2,25. From Clothing Dept. MEN'S a`,OP COATS—New and stylish and made in Raglans or Set in Sleeves from fine All Wool Clothes—Specially priced for 'April. Plumsteel ros. Arrow Shirts -- Adam Hats — Scott & McHale Shoes for Men Agents Tip Top Tailors. SPR1NG; +HERE Now is tete bine to have that Plumbing Installed, See us about your Heating ,Needs, If you want Barb Wire — Buy Now— Prices are right. It is . going to be hard to Procure. T.HARDWAREH.an'IldI s a PLUMBING 9 Phone 244 . nd To Purchase Dairy Cows nual coal supply, Chairman Dorrance and Inspector Feagan being given For County Home power to act. Committee -Will Recommend Purchase of Antoinette Fire Alarm System When the , County of Huron pur- chased a herd of purebred Shorthorns for the minty Home it did not reek - on with a consequent milk shortage • at the institution, although warning Was given. The shortage came about sooner than was expected anti' for some time milk has been bought from put -side sources to replenish the;,fail- ing supply. So on Monday of this week, at Clinton, the County Home ecinunittee of County Council author- ized the purchase of five dairy cows forthwith. Chaiuman N. R. Dorrance, Warden James Leiper and Inspector George Feagan also were instructed to dis- pose of a heavy team of Percherons and to purchase a new team. Tend- ers also have been asked on a new half -ton; truck, and a new electric washer is to be purchased for the matron, The tender of T. J, Riley for the 1941 supplyof groceries was accept - as were those of Rosa Fitzsim- . irilons'for meat, M. J. Agnew for tob- acco 'and Harry Bartliff, for bread, Tenders are to be asked for the an - The committee during an all -day session witnessed a demonstration of an automatic fire alarm system, a de- tector -annunciator, and will recom- mend to County Council at its June session that it be purchased and in- stalled. The grand jury at the last fall assizes recommended that addit- ional fire protection be provided at the County Home. Those in attendance at the meeting mosismormoom THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD'_ = ` The forces sof, Ring . Winter are in retreat As the days grow longer and the snm'shines stronger we anticipate nature's awakening to life—and. Eas ter —it is our fervent hope tbat when this season comes around again next year, we may truly say - there is, peace on earth, good will toward hien, may uncertainity and confusion be exchanged for confidence and secur- ity; In the mean time, and at this season, send a;greeting cares they help to keep alive old friendships, express the sentiments you wish..,!! We have them for relatives and friends, adults and kiddies in a 'wide variety of de- signs and verses.. And while greet- ing cards are in mind we announce a patriotic birthday card bearing a message to one in the service, some esperlially for Dad.,. Brother oi• Hus- band and others for friends, COME WIND, COME' WEATHER by Daphne Du Maurier Now in a Canadian edition. The war's best seller. Over 500,000 cop- ies already sold in Great Britain a- lone. - "A brilliant series of sketches showing the spirit in which the ordin- ary man and women have faced up to the challenge of war. This woman speaks for Britain." — London Sun- day Chronicle, "Dadhne Du Maurier will help to win the war. Her book is one of the most constructive pieces of writing since the war began." — London Sunday Express. • Read these .stories of the Britain behind the headlines, Price 25c. The 18/71i. Fair Go Often the Cheapest—Always the Best 1 1 P!wll4ltiilllllllnlln,1,. a �� mnupnlLl l II lllllll�l. — �I Mr. A. Torrance of Toronto spent a few days in town this week, Miss Shirley Ifenri of London - spent the weekend at her home in town. Mrs. 0. W: Potter is visiting her sist- ers, Mrs. Smith and Miss Start of Curries. Miss Alice Sloman of Stratford spent a day last week with her sister, Mrs. J. Silcock. Mrs, M. E. McFadden of Cookstown is visiting her sisters, Misses E. and Z. Cornish. Mr, and Mrs. S. B. Stohers of Ar- thur are the guests of Mr. and Mrs, B. J. Gibbings today. Miss Jessie Grainger was the recent 'guest of the Mr. and Mrs, W. A. Wright of Seafarth. • Lieut, L. McKnight of Woodstock spent the weekend with Mrs. Me Knight and little daughter, Miss Catltleett Cuninghame of Tor- onto University spent last weekend with her parents in town: Rev. and Mrs, Baine of Seaforth spent sometime at the home of Miss L. Brigham last week. ' Mrs, Percy Atkinson of Brantford is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs, H. Charlesworth for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lucas have re- turned home after having spent the winter in To-ranto and Fort Erie. Mrs. Frank Brant and Miss Beverlee spent a week at the home of her mother, 14Irs. M. Watkins, who has been confined to the house for the past five months owing to illness. Phillip Sperling and Bruce Bart]iff of the R.C.A.F. St, Thomas spent the weekend et their homes 'in town. Mrs. J. Torrence and Miss Maucl Tor- rance have returned to their home in town after having spent the win- ter in Toronto, Capt. and Mrs. McIntyre and Miss Marie Vincent were weekend vis- itors at the home of Miss Wood- cock of Blyth. Mr, and Mrs, George Jefferson and daughter Catherine accompanied by Miss L. Brigham were the guests at Fordwieb. last Sunday. Mrs. Asa Johnson and daughter. Mar- lyn of Alymer and Mr, Davide Mothers 'of Mount Elgin are visit- ing their sister, Mrs, Wm, Bezzo and family. They visited their other sister, Mrs. Albert Howald of Dungannon over the weekend, this being their,first re -union for marry years. SUMMERIIILL RED CROSS The Summerhill Red Cross Group et at the home of Mrs. Orval Rap: were Reeves N. R. Dorrance of Mc- iti Killen, chairman; •Francis Duncan, son at their last ;meeting and with Moryis; T. C. Wilson, Grey; Roland the President in the chair the meeting Grain, Tutntberry; Benson Tuckey, opened by singing, God Save' the Ring, folio Exeter, and Warden James Leiper, -wed by the Red Cross Prayer. The minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted. 23 members answered the roll call, Miss Fralick asked- for -the next meeting to be held at the school It was mov- ed by Mrs. Forbes and seconded by Mrs, N. Ball that we accept the invit- ation, Two quilt tops were put to- gether during the - afternoon. .All ladies are asked to come as early' as BRUCEFIELD Mr. and ,Mrs, J. K. Cornish spent Sunday In London, Mrs, Wnt, Rdnunds .of Seaforth is visiting her sister, Mrs. T,H, Wheel- cr. The Sec. of the Horticultural Soc- iety wishes the members to know that all -seed orders must be in by Friday, April 4th. Mr. and Mrs, C. Halstead and' son and Mrs. Halstead, Sr,' spent Sunday with Mi', and Mrs, T. ET Wheeler possible to the next meeting' as there are two quilts to be quilted. The roll call will be answered by the name of a Canadian man of note. At the close of the meeting a dainty' tea was ser- ved: LETTUCE The supply of Lettuce will be lithited .for a time, until the next lot is ready, when we, will again have a bountiful supply of crispy. fresh leaf lettuce. A fresh shipment, 6f, 'gay and colorful cenerarias make charming gifts for your shut-in orseek friends. Your house plants need a Spring Tonic, Try Fertabs now available Prepared earth delivered' to you 15c 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 Quality Meat Market RING BOLOGNA - 18e lb. DUMART'S WEINERS 23c lb. SMOKED ROLL - 30e lb. SMOKED BACK BACON 45c Ib. BREAKFAST BACON 29c ib. in piece ' PEAMEAL BACON 35c lb. CHOICE ROAST OF BEEF 20c ]b RIB BOILS 18c Ib. HOMEMADE SAUSAGE 15c Ib. DUFF'S PURE LARD - 20 ib. pail $1.90 Custom Killing and Sausage Made at Reasonable Rates. Highest Prices Paid for Hides. DOSS FIT1SIMONS PHONE 76 Week End Specials CORN FLAKES, 2 pkg. and Tumbler SLICED BREAKFAST BACON without rine 29c PURE LARD,3 1b. for 27c PEAS or CORN 16 oz. tin 10e CORN STARCH 1 pkg. 10e JELLY POWDERS or CUSTARD POWDERS assorted flavors. 5c FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES Carrots, Beets Lettuce, Cabbage etc. 25e Grading Station Gradeslips Redeem- ed here le per dozen. Extra in trade JOHNSON GROCERY Phone 286 Superior Stores PHONE 111—CLINTON. Spring Cleaning Sale April. 3, 4, 5thS P. AND G. SOAP , 9 bars. 31e CHIPSO, Ige. pkg, 20c OXYDOL, lge. pkg. 23e IVORY SOAI' Ige. bar CAMAY SOAP, 4 bars IVORY SNOW, Ige. pkg. 23e CASTLE FLOOR WAX, lb. tin 25e BROOMS, 5 string each 29e MAGIC WIIITE BLEACH 3 bot25c SNOWFLAKE AMMONIA pkg: . 5c OLD DUTCH CLEANSER, 2 tins 19e ClOrirr 9c 19c ,iR,e REAL 14IcLAREN JELLY POWDERS - 5 for 25c SODA BISCUITS, 2 lbs. 25c BEEHIVE CORN SYRUP, 5 ib. tin 43c ORANGES med. size, doz. , , , 29c GRAPEFRUIT, 5' for 25c LEMONS']ge. size, doz. , 29c MAPLE LEAF SOAP FLAKES Tastily size 59c i. R.ITHPMPSON THURS., 'APRIL 3, 1941 NOTICE• A special meeting of the Clinton Hospital Association will be held' in the Council Chamber on Tuesday ov- ening, April, 8th, next, at 8 p.m. for the purpose of electing a director for the current year. 11. M. MONTEITH Secretary. -APPLICATIONS Inc writing wili be received by the undersigned up to April 7th, next from the position of treasurer in the Clin- ton Hospital ,Association, ,Salary $100 per annus: H. M. MONTEITH Secretary, Clinton 'Hospital Association Tempest and Sunshine 3 act play, will be presented' by the Bayfield St. Andrew Y.P,U'. Wednesday, .April 9th at -8 p.m. BAYFIDLD TOWN HALL Admission: 25c and 15c ,,Time: Present, the entire action of the play takes place in a roots of the Middleton's Moore on a plantation in Kentucky. 35-1 Tire Specials Up to $7 for Your Used Tires `L"s SEE ,OUR USED CARS '37 Pontiac '34 Chevrolet; '29 model A Ford;. and others. Douglas Bros. Garage Phone 345, Clinton. Save money by having that OLD SUIT 04 COAT made to took like new 3 pc. Suit Cie, and inns. 3 pc. Suit el. and pros. Top Coats Ladies Coats Suits ' Swagger Suits $1.00 $1.00 $100 $1 00 $1.001 $1,25 WELL PRESSED MEANS WELL DRESSED Gliddon's Press Shop Cleaning Pressing and Repairing We call for and deliver three day services, NEW LOWER PRICES ON QUALITY MERCHANDISEi, SPECIAL BARGAINS APRIL 3 . 4 5TH OXYDOL, 1 k g� pkg, ...,:.:,,... 23c CLEANSER Big Five tin SC I O Y SOAP 31g bars. 27c SUNLIGHT SOAP bar.,,,,,, 5e COFFEE, Early R. ij lb, 39 c ckir,rw 10, for 39c CANADA'S FINEST A LONG LASTING—ECONOMICAL TOILET SOAP RED & WHITE TOM. TEA TIME CREAM Biscuiti lb.... 17c ALLEN'S APPLE Juice 2 tins ,,, 15c COUNTRY KIST Peas 2 tins ,. 19c 5 Cakes 25c Juice 2 lg. tin 19c Ig, pkg. 18c SWEET JUICY SUNKIST ORANGES SPINACH lb. 10C PINEAPPLE ea25c CELERY Hearts 15c BANANAS 2 lbs 17c LEMONS 5 for 9c TOMATOES lb. 19c' 23c. 27c, 35c doz. RADISHES bunch 5c BEETS bunch .,.,,,.,. 7c Grapefruit 6 for 215c GREEN ONIONIS 10:C CARROTS 2 bun. 15C LETTUCE,2`for 19c 19c • lrl• PHONE 48 �, — — CLINTON 1 IN THE LETTER BOX Dear Sirs: Just a few lines to thank the Cit- izens of Clinton for the useful and lovely pocket book which I received the other day. I certainly appreciate it and wish you would put this in the Record so that my thanks may be conveyed to all concerned in the work of getting and sending these remembrances that the town sends to us. I might also say that one of my old neighbors keeps me supplied with the News -Record, and believe me it is like a letter from home as it just about covers all the news in the dist- riet. We are all keeping 'well over here and have very comfortable quarters 1 had the pleasure of a trip to Lond- on the other day and believe cue the morale of that city is high. You can get a smile and warm welcome there; so you can see that the only thing that bombing of the greatest city in the Empire has done is to weld the 1,-7 people closer together, in one great , determination to sacrifice all to make and the New -Record H2OLMESVILLE UNITED CHURCH" Wednesday, April 7th at8 p.m. Three -act royalty play will be pre- sented by the Gobbles Young Peo. ple's Community Club, called: "BEHIND THE NEWS" Director; Mrs, Joy Williamson under auspices of the Womens' Association, ADMISSIONt 25c and 15c 35-1, Sacred Cantata selections from "OLIVET TO CALVARY" will be rendered by the choir of Wesley -Willis Church, en Good Friday Evening 8 pan. Silver Collection 35-2 the world safe from the aggression of dictators or their puppets. and prosperity, Well, I think this is all for this, Sincerely yours, Pte. time, wishing the citizens of Clinton Base P. 0,, Canada. A .Lighfoot, every success Free a April 3, 4, 5, of Blue Ribbon Coffee and Tea will be held in Oul' Store and sponsored by a Represen- tative of the Pure Gold Manufacturing Company. Try andBuy these, products with confidence. Our Guarantee is, if you are not satisfied with the Blue Ribbon Tea, Coffee or Baking Powder you purchase from us, you. may return the unused portion and your money will be refunded without argument. , 6 KELLOGS WHOLE WHEAT .,....., .,. BISCUITS, 3 pkgs. 25c SUGAR CRISP CORN FLAKES 3 pkgs. - 21c CLUB HOUSE MINUTE TAP- IOCA, 2 pkgs. 19c AYLMER iSAUERKRAUT 2 large 'tins 23c AYLMER GOLDEN WAX CUT BEANS 2 tins B11NlZ BAKED BEANS 16 oz. nett, 2 tins 23c 23c LIBBY'S SPAGHETTI 15 oz. nett, 2 tins 1 Rtr CLARK'S SPAGHETTI 24 oz. nett 2tins PH HONE 40 . • 25c ord Lo TIGER BRAND CATSUP 28 oz. 18c IKIRI%S CASTILE SOAP 5 bars 23e RICHARD'S CARBOLIC SOAP 5 pars 23r SURPRISE SOAP 5 bars 21c BORAX 8 oz, • 7c BIG FIVE CLEANSER 2 tins, ,,, 9c BREAKFAST BACON sliced per lb. 29c BOLOGNA, in piece, 2 lbs. 2f e MACRONIA CH.EE;SE LOAF per lb. 23c FRESH PICNIC HAM per lbi g' SAUSAGE small size per lb., b 20c THE STORE THAT SAVES YOTJ MONEY.