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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1941-05-29, Page 8PAGE 8 HOME-MADE HEAD CHEESE ,OUR HOME-MADE SAUSAGE PORK CHOPS :..... VEAL RIB CHOPS, ...... VEAL STEW LAMB STEW DUTCH LOAF CHILE LOAF 1 10c 1b. 15c. 22c lb• 25c lb. 18c 111 20c ib. 30c lb. 30c Ib. CONNELL 'AL TYNDAL L " CLINTON'S . LEADING MEAT MARKET " Phone 162. Albert Street FRIGIDIARE Symbol of Excellence TRULY OUTSTANDING, FRIGIDAIRE BRINGS A NEW CONCEPTION OF DOMESTIC'RE FRIGERATION TO CANADIAN HOMES. FRIGIDAIRE FOR 1941. BRILLIANTLY NEW INSIDE AND OUT. Call and See it Demonstrated SUTTER & PERDUE HARDWARE, PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS PHONE 147w. CLINTON, ,ONE. IJIWNMMIMMINIJ SUYIMER SALE Wool Blankets & Wool Throws This may not be the time to use these goads but it is certainly the time to buy them. Having purchased these goods at considerably below todays prices we will now pass on this saving to our customers. WOOL BLANKETS -10.95 PAIR — TODAYS PRICE 13.50 Beautifully white, rainbow bordered Blankets, in a real large size. Don't Miss this Special. WOOL THROWS -4.75 Beautiful soft wool in all the newest colorings and each throw satin bound. A real Saving, Also Part' Wool BIankets at 2.25 each Large Size Flannelette Blankets at 2.39 pair THESE GOODS FOR CASH ,ONLY Plumsteel gyros. Arrow Shirts — Adam Hats — Scott & Mcllale Shoes for Men Agents Tip Top Tailors. NOW IS PAINTING TIME Use Martin Senour Paints and Varnishes.,,, They are all guaranteed. Quality and Colors, GARDEN TOOLS OF ALL KINDS A few Lawn Mowers at real prices T HARDWARE and Phone 244BPLUG BRIJ CEFIELO Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Cornish spent the weekend in Sarnia, Mr, C. D. Simpson visited friends in Petrolia. Mr. and Mrs. C. Halstead and: son spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. T. IL Wheeler. The June meeting o3 the W.A. will be held on Tuesday, June 3rd. Not- ice change in date. Mrs. R,, Dawson visited her par- ents in Inwood over the weekend. Mr. G. Cornish spent the weekend in Blyth. Savo all your Rags. Bones, Irons, Papers, Steel, and Scrap; the Red Moss wants them. Mrs. Phinney of Detroit visited her mother, Mrs. Margaret McKenzie. Misses Ina and Ellen Scott of Lon- don visited their home here. Miss Grace Dalyrmple of Stratford visited at her home over the weekend. Mr. Frank Strange of Chatham spent the weekend with Miss D. Swan, Mr, and Mrs. E. McAsh.of London, Mrs. McDonald and Miss M, McAsh of Hensall spent the 24th with Mre. Margaret McKenzie. Mr, and Mrs. B. Shoelace visited Mr. and Mrs. A Paterson on Tuesday, Miss E., Grainger of Goderich spent Sunday at her home here, RED SHIELD Their were 24 present at the reg- ular R.S.W.A: meeting last Tuesday. Plans( were completed for a "pot- luck" supper to be held next week at Mrs, Rose ,Carter's residence. The charge will be 15e, The Red Shield would like to thank the Clinton Salvage Committee for their fine contribution of $100. No anxiety need be felt as to how this money will be used and they will .boar in mind the donors of it. The Report Articles received. One layette, the wool of which was donated by Mrs, Aikenhead 4 prs, of socks, Donations) $2.10 (members), $1,00 (special), $100.00 Minton SaIvage Committee, —� THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD THURS., MAY 29, 1941 ;'�I Publishees Special! SEL73CT ,DANCE FOLIO , .Side Price 39c. Regularly 60e Includes 31 numbers all acerarigod for piano and guitar Hero Is a part- ial list: "Orli Forever," . "Singing Hills," "Meet the San Half Way, 'Sweet Potato Piper," etc, RECENT FOLIOS AND SONGS ON'. OUR STAND Patriotic Songs Men of The Air , ... , 25e Till The Lights of London Shine. Again 35c We'll Never Let The Old Flag Fall 35c Sons Of The Sea 40e. Canada 40c There'll Always Be Ain England 40e Carry On 40c I. Am A Canadian .10c Brave Britain 40e Wings Over The Navy 40e Rose of England 40e The King Is Still in London .. , 40e There's An Empire Back of Union Jack . '40e There's Something About A Soldier . 60e RECENT SONG FOLIOS Canada's Favorite Songs 50c Soldier Songs of Canada 50e Twenty-four Happy Heine ,Songs 60e. Andrews Sisters Rhythm Song Folio . 60c Wilf Carters No 4 Cowboy Songs 50c Northland Songs . $1,00 Arkansas Wood Copper 75c We have listed only a few of the popular songs and (dies that we have in stock on our music stand. Inspect our display of sheet music and if per- chance, we do not have the song you want we shall be glad to procure it for you as quickly as possible. The Wi a D. Fair Co Often the Cheapest.–Always the Best pe. {L III�IIIillil! ..�umia„^,,, , u<�i 1�1 1 Miss E. Chuffvisited inonion over the weekend. Miss Ferrol Higgins spent the holiday weekend in Exeter. Mr. Benson Sutter of Toronto spent the weekend at his home in town. Miss Lottie Siouan of HespeIer spent the weekend with relatives in town. Miss M. McLaughlin of London was the holiday guest of Miss A, Barb tiff. Miss Mary Rozell spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Lodge of Goderich. Miss Frances Hawkins of Hamilton spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Hawkins. Mrs. N. W. Trewartha visited a few days with her daughter Mrs. (Rev.) P. Addison at Haileybury. Mr, and Mrs. Dean Courtice and Miss Betty of Hamilton spent Sun- day with Miss Harriet Courtin. Mr. and Mrs. William Aippleby of Toronto spent the holiday week- end with Mr. and Mrs. J. Silbock. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jackson of Stratford were weekend visitors with Mr, and Mrs. James Liver- more. Willard Aiken was in Toronto last Wednesday attending the Graduat- ion Exercises of the College of Op- tometery. Miss Helen Roberton of Detroit, Mich., is spending a few days with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. G. D. Roberton of town. Mr. and Mrs, Art Lowery and daugh- ter Marguerite of Hamilton and Gordon Lowery of the Galt Train- ing School spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. E. G. Howes, Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Cook and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Peacock attended the Convocation at McMaster Univer- sity in Hamilton last Monday after- noon. Rev. C. and Mrs. Keine of Seaforth, Mr. Melbourne Keine of Simcoe and Mrs, B. Anderson of Walton were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. Adams on Sunday. Mrs, Dave Churchill is spending a few days with her daughter Mrs. Shad - dock of Hons.all and little Miss Judy Shaddocic is visiting'her aunt Mrs. W. Shaddock of town. Mrs. -P. Hearn and Jean were: in Tor; onto last Wednesday attending the graduation exercises of the College of Optometry and while (;here they were the guests of Mrs. Peek. Mr, and Mrs. Edward Walters and little daughter Keitha with their friend, Mr. Glenn Matoon, all of Hamilton, visited with the former's mother, Mrs, Helen Dalrymple ov- en- the holiday weekend. ,Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Markley of Grand Rapids, Mich,, were 24th, May weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Guninghamo at their summer home in Bayli:Id; Miss Cathleen Cuninghame has also re- turned home. Miss Valeria :Elliott spent the holi- day at the home of her parents, she was accompanied by Miss Char- lotte Day of Sicux Lookout. Upon their return to the Macdonald, In- :stitute they were informed that closing time had been set ahead three weeks and the graduation takes place (today) Thursday; May 29th. SPRING PLANTS SHED ONION PLANTS I:f you are interested in grow- ing large sweet onions try our on- ions, It is rnrporzant to ininit earny. They average 200 to a box and supply is limited. 35c a Box :HYBRID TEA ROSES We have 8 varieties and all are choice. They will bloom for you in from. 6 to 8 weeks, Sold direct from our rose beds. Special: 3 for $1.00 Pansies, Asters, Snapdragon and Cabbage plants are ready and can `safely be planted now. • For scale at FIower Shop and the Ouningheme Greenhouses on Huron Street. 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 SMOKED ROLLS . , . 35e lb. BREAKFAST BACON ... 35e lb. BACK BACON ....... , .. 45c ib. PICKLED ROLLS 30e lb. VEAL CHOPS 25c lb. VEAL STEWS 18e lb. VEAL ROASTS 20c lb. FRESH SAUSAGE 15e lb. PICKLED PORK HOCKS . 13c Ib. Custom Killing and Sausage Made at Reasonable Rates. Highest Prices Paid for Hides. BOSS FITZSIMONS PHONE 76 PHONE OR VISIT OUR STORE FOR YOUR NEXT GROCERY "Service and Quality Our Motto” HURON TOILET PAPER 6 rolls 18e SNOW WHITE SHORTENING 13c CORN FLAKES 2 ige, pkgs. with bowl 25c PORK & BEANS 2 lge. cans 25e 2 LIFEBUOY SOAP 13c JELLY POWDERS Assorted 5c pkg. ODEX, PALMOLIVE TOILET SOAP 5c ORANGES at 29c -39c doz. SEE OUR DISPLAY OF FANCY COOKIES PER PKG. 15c JOHNSON GROCERY The New Red Front Store Phone 286 Superior Stores PHONE 111—CLINTON. SPECIALS FOR May, 29, 30, 31st HELMET CORNED BEEF tin 16c QUAKER PUFFED WHEAT pkg. 6c LIBBY'S PORK & BEANS 20 oz. 2 tins 17c IfILLCRES'r SHORTENING 2 lbs. , 27e ARCTIC PASTRY FLOUR 7 lb bag . . 27e CRJSCO 1 ]b. tis 23c CHOCOLATE MALLOW BIS- CUITS lb. l9c MAGIC \VIII'iE 111.1 .AC'II 3 bids, 25e "IT" WHITE 51100 CLEANER bottle 7 ie QUICK TAPIOCA! pkg. .... , . 10e MIRACLE WHIP SALAD DRESSING 32 oz. jar . , . , 49e ROYAL YORK CHEESE Vs - lb. pkg :17e BLUE RIBBON TEA biaek '/i lb, , ,,,,,,, , 33e ORANGES, for :Wee 2 doz, , , , , 115e GRAP.I ERUPT 6 for ... , , ,, . , . 25e TOMATOES lb. ... +, ; . , . l0e NEW POTATOES 5 lbs. 25c CUCUMBERS 2for ,,,,.,,.,,, 19e Gltl+:h)N BEANS lli. 1 It 1. A. THUMPSON Free Delivery, PROCLAMATION I CIVIC HALF HOLIDAYS Having,been petitioned by a majority of the Business Men of the Village of Brucefield, 7 hereby proclaim. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS From 12.30 noon. in the months of June July, August and Sept. 1941 Civic Half Holidays, except when a Legal Holiday comes on the day be- fore or thedray after a Wednesday, and respectfully request the citizens to observe the same. JOHN K. CORNISH Acting Mayor God Save The King POT LUCK SUPPER in St. Paul's Parish Hall auspices of Kitchen Novelty Booth of St. Paul's Chuach Guild Friday, May 30th at 6.30 p.m. SHORT PROGRAM ADMISSION 25e Information for American Visitors When writing to friends or rela- tives in the United States, Ontario citizens should make these points clear: No Passports or Birth Certificates Are Required American citizens need only show some simple form of identification— car license, driver's permit, social se- curity card or voter's certificate—in order to enter and leave Canada. There Is No Restriction on Gasoline You know this, but many of your friends in the United States have been told that it is rationed. (Point out that our gallon is one-fifth again as large as their own.) Pets May be Brought Along On bringing' pets into Ontario, all that is needed is a certificate from an accredited veterinary shoving the animal to be in good health. Cameras Are Welcomed The Ontario Travel and Publicity Bureau is offering $600 in prizes for the best pictures taken by Americans in Ontario this summer. Fishing Will Be In Full Swing There is fine fishing to be had throughout Ontario. A new, special short term license costs only $2 and the Ontario Government is offering Prizes. totalling- $$600 for the biggest fish caught this year by non-resid- ents, ..' American Money Goes Further The official rate of exchange of ten percent is paid throughout all of Ontario. Woolens. china, etc., are as plentiful as ever. Purchase up to $100 per person may be taken back to the United States without duty. i OUR\ FOODS ,S'YEUTALS FOR REDS` EAL FANCY RED SALMON tin ,........ 15c . DUN D'URN RED PLUMq 23c CANADA'S FINE51 STARCHan, pkg.... 105 SOITP Clark's Veg. 2 for ... 13c CLARK'S PORK AND !: . RED PATH GRANULAT!':L SUGAR 10 ib. bag 81c Dressing 32 oz, jar 1195ora oz. jar HIGH IN QUALITY LOW IN PRICE MAY 29,30, 31ST. ' MIRACLE WHIP SALAD ' Beans 2 tins... 17 c GOLDEN SPRAY 5 cakes 25c Cheese pkg.... 15c SARDINES Brunswick tin 6c ` 41SUUITS Fruit Blossoms 19c COFFEE Early Riser lb._ 39c TOILETTISSUE,Viking 4 for 25c QUALITY FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Ig. Pkg. 18c ORANGES doz.... 19c TOMATOES Ib.... 19c LETTUCE 2 for .., 15c SPINACH 2 lbs...19c Radishes 2 for 9c LEMONS 4 for 10c :Asparagus 2' for ... 15c Cucumbers .2 for 25c Potatoes new 6lbs 25c CELERY bunch .., 1 O c C. M. SHEARING PHONE. 4 8 Prompt Delivery vailmommammour 1 CLIN�TO�N. m. Are You Ready For .Summer It won't be long coming, but we are ready with the stock to help make the hot weather more eomfortable SCREEN DOORS AND SCREENING ALL WIDTHS, GASOLINE, OIL. AND ELECTRIC STOVES AND PLATES Then for Exercise and Beauty we carry a'large stoelt or GARDEN HOSE, LAWN MOWERS AND TOOLS OF ALL KINDS. 5 In the Furniture Department you will find a Brand New Stock of STUDIO COUCHES, which are very useful ii extra company comes, or if you want to sleep down stairs or on the verandah. ALSO LAWN AND DECK CHAIRS, HAMMOCKS, HASSOCK & FELTON CONGOLEUbf AND GRASS MATS. Our prices are right and you have a chance to get war savings stamps by getting coupons on cash sales. "The Store With The Stock" BALL & ZAPFE HARDWARE, FURNITURE Hardware -- Furniture -- Funeral Directors -- Ambulance Service. W. Ball, Phone 361, PHONE 195 J. J. Zapfe, Phone 103. OUR PRICES per lb. 14c MAPLE LEAF UNSMOKED COTTAGE ROLLS per ib..., 29c MAPLE LEAF MACARONI CHEESE LOAF per lb. 27c MAPLE LEAF CHEESE 1/2 lb. pkg. MAPLE LEAF BOLOGNA in piece per lb. MAPLE LEAF ECONOMY LOAF per ib. 32c MAPLE LEAF RINDLESS BACON per lb. 37c MAPLE LEAF SMOKED COT - 'AGE ROLL per lb..... 32c MAPLE LEAF HEADCHEESE per lb. 38c MAPLE LEAF COOKED HAM per lb.., 55c MAPLE LEAF BACK BACON per 1b. 45c per ib. 14c MAPLE LEAF LARD 2 lbs. 19c MAPLE LEAF SAUSAGE small size lb. , 23c YORK BRAND ,CHICKEN WITH RICE SOUP 2- tins 25c 17c COFFEE good grade, freshly ground from Bean per Ib. ,., 39c CROWN BRAND TEA Black or nixed per lb. 65c A LONt iAtttio–LtONOM1UL NIR 6OAD 'b cakes 25c SWEET MIXED PICKLES 19 oz, nett 23e UGAR CRISP CORN FLAKES 2 pkgs. 15c CHOC. MALLOW BISCUITS per lb. 20c SNOWBALL MALLOW BIS- . CUITS per 1b. 19C SUNWHEAT BISCUITS in bulk per lb, 29c ilimaw, Family size 59c Clifford Lobb k So PHONE 40. THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY.