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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1941-06-19, Page 8PAGE 8 THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD THiTRS;, JUNE, 19, 1941' HOMEMADE SAUSAGE 15c lb. PORK CHOPS 25c ib. VEAL RIB CH=OPS; ..:... 25c 1b. BULK LARD IOC lb. 15c 1b. BRISKET BOIL, LARD 20 lb. pail $1.90 CHOICE WEINERS 24c M. CONNELL & TYNDALL `p CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET Phone 162. .Albert Street r9 We Carry a Full ' Line of C.I.L. PAINTS AND ENAMELS Varnishes etc. GASOLINE STOVES — HOTPLATES — IRONS ELECTRIC RANGETTES — HOT PLATES IRONS AND TOASTERS SUTTER & PERDUE HARDWARE, PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS PHONE 147w. CLINTON, ONT. awy++0v+« Style That makes You Stand Out When you have your clothes tailored to your measure, you do so because you get better fit and more individuality. That is why over 5,000,000 buyers have preferred Tip Top's famous "hand -cut and tailored -to -measure" policy. These men know that 31 years in the tailoring business MUST mean something. And it does. 1. Satisfaction in fabrics — and Tip Top's new range of British woolens is creating a sensation! 2. Satisfaction in style — Tip Top's experienced designers of- fer style as new as your morning paper. 3. Satisfaction in every detail of measuring, fitting and tailor- ing — Tip Top, experts give their best on every order — and that includes yours! Coupe in today. Let us show you the new woolens and styles. Take your choice of each, Then find out for yourself the difference that EXPERTS can make in tailoring your clothes to your measure. SOLD AT ONE PRICE FROM COAST TO COAST $28.50 Plumsteel Bros. Arrow Shirts — Adam Hats — Scott & McHale Shoes for Men Agents Tip Top Tailors. ..r...wr..r s..Nad e. r4.ww HAVE YOU TRIED New Process Alabastine? Of course you are interested in nice decoration for your rooms. You want an attractive job that doesn't cost too much: ALABASTINE IS THE ANSWER Mix with warns water only. Spreads Easily Dries without Odour and will not rub off Usually 1 coat is sufficient — A second Coat can be easily applied. Come in and let us show you some suggested colour plans to assist you in securing best results. T. llawkins Woman Minister Appointed To Varna Rev. Reba Hern Only Woman In Past- oral Work in. Canada. —List of Appointments Following is a list of pastoral ap- pointments .involving Huron Presby- tery, presented to the London Con- ference of the United Murals. Included in the list is the only women ordained minister in pastoral work in Canada, Rev. Reba Hen, who comes to the Varna charge in Huron Presbytery. The list of transfers follows: Huron Presbytery --'Ashfield, Rev. G. 0, Howse, Newfoundland, Bel - grave, Rev. G. H. Dunlop, Rant:say- ville. Brtteefield, Itev. G. F. N. Atkin- son, Centralia, Rev. It, .L Merriam, Hybla. Goderich, North St. Church), Rev. R. H Turnbull, Port Elgin. Gad- erieh (Victoria Street Church), Rev. A. J. MaRaye, Ironbridge. lCippen, Rev. A. 11±. Grant, Wroxeter. Mc- Killop, Rev. W. J. Patton, Oil City. Varna, Rev. Reba E. Hem, Ryclal Bank. Wroxeter, Rev, J. L. Foster, Richmond. and Corinth. Elgin Presbytery—Richmond and !Corntith, Rev, 11. E. Wright, Bruce - HARDWARE and PLUMBING Phone 244 field, Middlesex Presbytery — Belmont, W. R. Osborne, retires, succeeded, by Rev. J. 11. Peters, Varna. Parkhill and Lieury, Rev. E. F. Chandler, Kipper:. W.M.S. OF WESLEY-WILLIS CHURCH The June meeting of the Women's Missionary Society was held in the lecture -room of the church on Thurs- day evening last. , The First Vice - President, Mrs. Addison was in the chair owing to the absence of the President, Mrs. Chowen. The minutes of the May meeting were read by the secretary, Mrs. A. T, Cooper. Mrs. Sutter, Treasurer, gave the financial report, The secretary for Community Friendehip reported that 23 calts had been made by her committee in May. Miss Brigham 4th Vice President took ` chs jr,ge of the program: The hymn, "Theme is a green hill far a- way" was song, Mrs. Pickard read the Scripture lessen. Mrs. 'Nediger Sr.: read a beautiful prayer poem. Mrs, Oakes sang an appropriate solo, "0n SPECIAL Churchill's war aim is Viiptory, there can be no survival without it,to survive be must have the tools, money is required to itro- vide the tools, your Victory Roan supplies the money. Give until it hurts — — — the Geranins. Suppose you; had a horse and this year he defeated all competitors; proved himself to be the fastest horse in the world. Wouldn't he be some horse? He would) be worth many times More than' any other horse, Be- cause the value of a race -horse lies entirely in his speed. Its the same with a Fountain Pen if its a Waterman.. Like the horse it proves its worth in the race, not for one yeas nor two but for 25 successive years. The .pen we are telling you about now is the cheapest we know. No it's not 09e,. nor $1.98 its $2.50., It's not the cheapest in the sense that it is lowest priced but the cheap- est because it gives most wear, sat- isfaction and, economy dollar for dol- lar. Like the horse it proves its worth in the race. Winston Churchill's "Blood, Sweat and Tears" is available to you. So Hauch is it esteemed that a copy is being placed in every school and lib- rary in Toronto. The price is $3.75. Success or failure in business is in the question of profit. If goods are sold below cost failure is bound to come. If prices are high there is no response to our advertising. Too high or too low means failure. Its hard to just determine too high or too low prices. In marking our goods we go low instead of high when in doubt where the turning point was, We try to give the public the ben- efit of the doubt. You can prove this by trading with us. The , B. Fair Co Often the Cheapest—Always the Beet n911Ip+Il I�'�7dIllliliupl1ninunimm+nrtiiui i tt mipll IIT �,, Miss pearl Newman is visiting in Toronto. Miss Ida Walkinshaw spent the week- end in Toronto. Mrs. Swartz of Toronto is the guest of Mr. and Mrs, 0. M. Counter. Mr. and Mrs, French of Midland were the weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Cook. Miss Isobel Morrell is spending a few holidays with friends and relatives in Toronto. Ms. and Mrs. R. Keenlyside of Tor- onto are holidaying with Mr. and Mrs, Rees Jenkins. Mr,and Mrs, Albert Liebolcl of Zur- ich spent Sunday with the latter's parents Mr. and Mrs, Thos, Lap- pington, Mrs. Wesley Lawrence of Sarnia spent the weekend with her broth- er Mr. Thos. Leppington and Mrs. Leppington, Mrs. James Livermore has returned home after visiting her sister, Mrs. E. F. Jackson of Stratford for the past few days. Misses Helen McKenzie and Valena Elliott, students at McDonald Hall, Guelph, have returned home for their summer vacation. Miss Gertrude Holmes nurse -in -train- ing at Hamilton General Hospital is spending her vaeaton with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. R. Holmes, Mr. and Mos. B.'M, Butchart and Miss Betty of Shelburne and Miss Jean Hurford of Seaforth spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs, E. Pat- erson. Miss Marie Plumsteel is the guest of her brother Mr. Laurence Plums steel .and Mrs, Plunlsteel of New Hamburg and on Friday of this week will resume her duties at , Smaliman & Ingram, London. ly a smile'', accompanied by Mrs. Ag- new. The playlet, "Adventures in -Friendship" was then given. The scene was laid in the home of a host- ess—Miss Brigham who was serving afternoon tea to some guests. Their conversaton dealt with influence of Friendship in home and community— The guests were Mrs. Lane, Mrs. Hearn, Mrs. Oakes, Mrs. Jefferson, Mies. Stone. The tea, table was pretty with flowers and silver. Afterward, tea was served to all present. 'Blest be the tie" was sung and the Mizpah benediction brought the meeting to a close. BIG CLEARANCE SALE' SPRING PLANTS 13uy,ene box at the regular prices and wo will give you 1 box Free Fu11 count of planta not guaran- teed. TOMATO PLANTS We are sold out of Tothato plants, We have been selling' direct from the beds, but are offering balanos .of boxed l'omato'icheuts at only,. 10c• a fax CABBAGE PLANTS We have both early and late cabbage, good strong plants, sold direct from the beds, also Oaeli- :flower, 10c a doz. Sale Plants including: Asters, Pansies, Petunias, Straw Plower, Nemesia, Dill, Stocks, Cupid Zin- nias, Blue Salvia, Celery, eto. Fill up the empty spaces in your garden at these special bargain prices. Conte early as aupply in some lines is limited. 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 Marlet FRESH PORI{ CUTS PICNIC HAMS 22 lb. SHOULDER ROAST PORK 22c lb. PORK CHOPS 25e lb. HAM ROAST of fork ,25e lb VEAL ROAST 20c Ib, VEAL STEW VEAL RIB CHOPS 18e lb. 25e lb. We have a full line of Home Kill- :. • . ed meats... . P0R0, BEEF VEAL AND SPRING LAMB Cured Meats and Cooked Meats .. A good Variety .... 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' ORDER CLOTHES PINS, 5 doz. 15c CORN FLAKES, 3 pkgs. ....., 25e PEARL SOAP, 4 bars with Crystal Bowl 25c PRINCESS SOAP FLAKES with ... Bowl . . 24c TOILET SOAP, 5 cakes with Bowl . 25c ALLBRAN 1 pkg., with measuring Cup , , . . . . . 25e BROOMS at 25c, 35c, 45c and 55e HURON TOILET TISSUE 6 Rolls for . 18e JOHNSON GROCERY The New Red Front Store Phone 286 Superior Stores PHONE 12I—CLINTON. SPECIALS FOR June, 19, 20, 21 ST. WILLIAMS RASP. OR STRAW. JAM 2 b. jar 26e ALYIVIER BONELESS CHICKEN ..7 oz. tin 21e AYLMER VEGETABLE OR TOMATO SOAP 10 oz. 2 tins . 1.5e LIFEBUOY SOAP 2 for 11e LIBBY'S PORN & BEANS 20 oz. 2 tins 17c PALMOLIVE SOAP 2 bars , , . , 11e. COMFORT S,OAP 2 bars 9c SUPER SUDS, with Crystal Relish Dish 24c GILLE'I"F'S LYE` tin .. 12e CERTO bottle 25e HEAVY RUBBER RINGS 4 doz. 23e HEAVY ZINC ILIN'GS doz .... 25c ORANGES Sunkist 2 doz. 35c GRAPEFRUIT 6 for 25e. LEMONS lge. size 4 for . , , ... , , 10e TOMATOES ib, 1.5c BERRY BOXES 100's 75e I. fl. THPMPSON Free Delivery New Books in Public Librar y Fiction Beelieh—Sick Heart River. Hilton--Randbn. fIarvest. Rill—By Way of the Silverthorns, Stevenson --Rochester's Wife. Gaudge—Pedlar's Pack, Rees—Little Miss Independent.' Duffield—Silver Peaks. Oppenheim --Last Train Out. Loring—Where Beauty Dwells, Non -Fiction Bmittai-n—England's Hour. Baird) -He Rides the Sky. Priestly—,Britain Speaks. McCowan --A Naturalist in Canada. Miller—White Cliffs. Lauriston -Arthur Stringer, anther—Women in Beitain. Struther—Mrs. Miniver, Leacock Laugh Parade. Spence—One Foot in Heaven, Churchill Blood, Sweat and Tears. Carlson—Born That Way. Monroe—Sparks From Home Fires, Morton—Women of the Bible. Juvenile Goudge—Smokey )louse. Miller Peter's Adventures in the Out=of-..Doors, Disney—Nutcracker Suite. CLINTON BAPTIST Strawberry Social to be held on the church lawn, (or should it rain in the church building) on Monday, June 23 rd' Supper served from 5 to 8.30 p.m. Admission Adults, 25c; Children 15e All are welcome to fellowship with us Strawberry Festival under the auspices of the Londesboro United church Sunday School. on Monday, June 23rd On the Community Hall Grounds Supper served from 6 to 8 p.ni. followed by a splendid program consisting of the play, entitled "All on Account of Luella" presented by the Young People's Society of the Egtnonclviile United Church. Come and See this play as it is an exceptionally good one. Admission: Adults 35e Children under 12, 20e Strawberry Festival Under the auspices of the Women's Association of Ontario Street United Church, on Tuesday, June 24th Supper served from 5.30 to 8 p.m„ in the basement of the church. ADMISSION:—Adults 250 Children 12 and under 15c. i QUALITY FOODS AT BARGAIN PRICES JUNE 19, 20, 2 -1117— CARNATION MILK tin OLD' SALT gc SARDINES 3 for 25c. SALMON Red Seal l/2's 15c tin 1's 27c tin GRANDMA'S• COOKIES ib. LISTEN TO Mother Parker's TEA CONTEST C.F.R.B. TUESDAY EVENINGS LADY GODIVA TOILET 19c SOAP 4 cakes 19c Maw Fid,af to Qr Cup 8 to 8.30. Yap Copt W tM Doppd 38c: HIGHLAND TIP TOP NO. 3 CHOICE TOMATOES 2 for 25c PEAS 21g, tins 25c 2 TINS RED & WHITE SOUP Floor Wax AND 1-PKG.Fal. till2s McCormick Sodas CEASatsupNroewse lbda. le 2-25C ALL FOR 27 C P 15c Strawberries, Cabbage, Bananas, Lemons, Cokes Apples cook. 8 lbs 25c ( RADISHES 2 for... 9c Lettuce head 2 for 19c Grapefruit 5 for..., 25c Cauliflower CELERY bunch .., 10c TOMATOES lb.... 17c Oranges Sunkist... 19c C. M. SHEARING PHONE 4 8 Prompt Delivery CLINTON If You Need Sleeping Comf r We have the stock and will make imntecliate deliveries of Bed Springs and Mattresses at most reasonable prices. Then we can supply Davenports, Drop -side and Raised -head Couches, Stretchers, also a fine assortment of Studio Couches. We have a quite a range of Remnants in Linoleum at some • savings to you. Hardware Department We have a great range of Carpenter's Tools with more arriv- ing daily, if you are in a hurry, we can supply your needs. A grand assortment of Electric Plates, Coal Oil and Gasoline Stoves, and all their requirements, in Hardware Department. "The Store With The Stock" BALL & ZAPFE HARDWARE, FURNITURE Hardware -- Furniture -• .Funeral Directors -- Ambulance Service. W. Bull, Phone 361. PHONE 195 J. J. Zapfe, Phone 103, J IMIIIIMMONIMOVIVIMMIMMIVIMOVAMMOMOI NE 1.9 to 2 HAWES FLOOR WAX 1/, lb.,,, 25c lb....... HAWES STOVE PIPE EN- AMEL .,..,, HAWES SHINO PASTE STOVE POLISH HAWES VELVET SHOE POLISH ,,, HAWES FLOOR GLOSS No Rubbing pts. qts. 49c 25c 10c 10c 59c $1.00 REGULAR VALUE 84c .A HAWES LIGHTIN CLEANER Cleans Hardwood Floors, Linol- eums, Painted Wood, Bath Tubs, Sinks, and Paint Brushes. 24 oz. nett 6 oz. size 15c 12 oz. size ,,25c 32 oz. size „,60c. 1 lb. size 25c 25c Clearence Sale of China Crockery CROCKS. FLOWER POTS, TUMBLERS, CUPS AND, SAUCERS PLATTERS, FRUIT NAPPIES, ...WATER PITCHERS, BOWLS, and MIXING BOWLS. We have a good assortment of Pink Glassware. Check up on your Stock, this is a good time to replace the missing pieces. Those . who have the Royal Winston Set, and wish to replace any of the pieces, would be wise to do so at this' time, Clifford Lobb 8c Sons PHONE 40. THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY.