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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1941-07-10, Page 8PAGE48 armirommasour BRISKET BOIL VEAL STEWS LAMB STEW HOME-MADE LARD CHUCK ROAST RIB VEAL CHOPS 13c lb. 18,c lb. 20c ib. 11c 113. 20c lb. 25c M. CONNELL & TYNDALL " CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET " Phone 162. Albert Street MODERNIZE wa^ PAINT THERE iS A C -I -L PAINT FOR EVERY PURPOSE WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF C.I.L. PAINTS ENAMELS AND VARNISHES Electric Rangettes, Hotplates, Toasters, Irons Gasoline, 3 Burner Coleman Stoves, Hot Plates Camp Stoves and Irons. Call and See the Frigidaire the only refrigerator with the Meter Miser SUTTER & PERDUE HAitbWARE, PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS PHONE 147w. CLINTON, ONT. Work Clothes are Important because you wear them at least six days of the week and sometimes seven. IF YOU WEAR, SMOCKS, OVERALLS, PLAIN STRIPED COTT,ONADE PANTS We have thein in "Big B." Snag Proof and other good makes $1.59 TO $2.25 WORK SHIRTS—large easy fitting garntents for comfort 89c TO 62.25. WORK SOX:—cotton or wool, plain or fancy 19c -25c -35c -39e up. WORK BOOTS:—dependable quality made by WiEiams Shoe Co. and Stirling Bros. at lowest possible prices. Fine Shirts in plain colors of fancy stripes or checks at 31.00—$1.25 TO $2.00. MENS FINE SHOES:—Kid or calf leather, Black Brown or White $2.50 to $6.00. .Special Cut Prices on all lines of White or Summer Shoes to Clear. BARGAIN PRICES on all wool blankets—white with Rainbow bor- der size 64 by 84-6 lb. Special Summer Price .. 310.95 pair ESMOND BLANKETS—part wool bound ends he plaid designs $2.25 and $2.50. Plumsteel Bros. Arrow Shirts — Adam Hats — Scott & McHale Shoes for Men Agents Tip Top Tailors. Summer is Here GET YOUR SCREENS AND SCREEN WIRE FROM US ALSO A FULL LINE ,OF CHICKEN WIRE Leave your order to have your Furnace or Plumbing overhauled, or a new one when necessary. Help is going to be scarce you will save yourself worry by leaving your orders early. T. Ilawkins HARDWARE and PLUMBING Phone 244 BRIT CEFIELD Mr. John McGregor of Harrisville, Mich., visited his brother, Mr. Hugh McGregor. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Wheeler are spending a week in Stratford. ' Rev. and Mrs. Wright have left for their home at Cornith, before leaving the Y.P.U. presented Mr. Wright with' a billfold: the session presented bine with a purse and the neighbors presented Mrs, Wright with a beaut- ' iful floor lamp, Mr. and Mrs. F. McKenzie of St. Louis, Miss., are visiting his mother, Mrs. M. McKenzie. Mrs. Elsie Forrest of London is vis- iting Mr. and Mrs. A. McQueen. Dr aped elVeren'eCarpi h Haugh and •:ehildrdia<".o'f;'Toronto,%*fled Mr. 'and Mrs, C. Haugh. ` ' The I.O.O.F. Lodge will hold their Decoration Service at Baird's Cemet- ery next Sunday, July 13. The Salvage Campaign put on re- cently in, the interests of the local Red Cross, netted the society 3113.25. Any one having any more please bring it in and we will Store it, Mrs. Jamieson 'has returned from 'visiting friends in Toronto. Following• is the shipment sent from the local Red Cross for June 6 army sweaters; 16 pr. socks; 6 turtle neck sweaters, 6 ribbed helmets; 7 pr. seamans socks; 6 pr. two way mitts; 6 scarves; 5 hospital dressing gowns. For refugees: 13 quilts; 3 crib quilts; 5 flannelette blankets;2 wool a.fgans; 15 ladies dresses; 1 pr. ladies gloves; 9 ladies gowns; 2 ladies slips; 1 pr. ladies panties; 5 ladies vests; 6 pr. bloomers; 4 yards print; girls sweater; 4 boys sweaters; ladies knit- ted skirt; 4 girls dresses; 3 hdkf.; 1 child's bib; 2 infants nighties; 1 elilds gown; 1 Childs slip; 1 vest; 1 pr. bloomers; 8 hath towels; '7 wash cloths; 3 pot lifter's; 4 cakes soap; 1 childs beret; 3 pr. childrens slippers; childs baro; 3 pr. ch•ildrens'slippers; 1 pr. wool mitts; 4 pr. mens socks; 2 pr. childrens stockings; 4 pr. Ladies stiokings; 2,m:ens shirts; 1 boys shirt; 1 pr, met' braces; 4•pr. childrens ov- eralls; 4 boys suits. Lovers of "glade" will be irltereated to learn that the Canadian Gladiolus Society for the first time are holding their annual show in the Horticultural Building at the Canadian National Exhibition on Auge.22 and 23. There will be no adenissioe charge except the regular admission to the park. THE CLINTON -NEWS-RECORD MR. ENGLAND We are pleased to announce , the book you have been waiting for, a low priced biography of the most popular living character in the worlds today, "Mr. England, The Story of Winston Churchill, The Fighting Briton" by Paul Manning and Milton Bronner. These two men are well qualified to write feelingly of this great champ- ion of Democracy, having known him intimately for a number of years. This book comprises 272 pages and is profusely illustrated with action photographs. An exciting and timely low priced biography of Democracy's man of action selling• for only $1.50, Dip, Pip, Dip no more and save your arm, when you begin let your pen glide along till your done. A Watermian's Pen will do it for you, as your thoughts flow at the same rate glides your pen. The price is higher than many pens but it is the most ec- onomical, He that considereth price only and not value sinneth against himself. • Keep thou in one eye the price and in the other the quality. Close not against thyself the gates of opportun- ity when a .Waternian's can be bought for $2.50 up, Which should be most important? The goodness of goods Or the poorness of prices. Any objection -to making a consider- able saving on a writing pad? If not see ours at 9c each, two shapes and its a fair quality of paper too. The W. D. Fair Co Often the Cheapest --Always the Beet 1 mono n m o ��'' miRlllllmmu maloLhllilj� Ali".._ _..n,,.._ Mrs. Andrew Kirk of Wingham and formerly of town, called on friends last Thursday. Miss Doris Johns of Newmarket is a guest at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Albert Seeley. Miss Lois Thomkins of Ottawa spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hovey. Mr. and Mrs'. Charles Conner of Dun - dos, and former residents of Olinton spent Tuesday in town. Miss Laura and Marian Snell left last Thursday for a three week trip to the Maritime Provinces. Pte. Clayton Cooper of the Brockville Training Centre is enjoying a two week's leave at his home in town. Mrs. Harpy Schellenberger, Mrs, Fred Mutch and Miss Madeline Streets are holidaying at Mitchell Beach, Miss Violet Fremlin of- Toronto is spending her vacation with her par- ents, Mr. and.Mrs. A. E, Fremlin. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. McEwen of Mon- treal -are visiting with the lady's sister, Mrs. G. Phelan and Mr, Phel- an. Misses Delle and Winnie O'Neil of Toronto 'are spending their sum- mer vacation at Clinton and Bay- field. Mr, and Mrs. Hilliard Queen of De- troit, Mich., spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Win. Mc- Clinchey. Mr, and Mrs. Fled Mulch and son William and Miss Madelon Streets motored to Ottawa and points east last week. Mr. and Mrs. Randy Churchill of De- troit, Mich., are the guests of his brother, Mr. Thos, Churchill and Mrs. Churchill, Mr. Karl Wilkes of Kingston, former- ly of the Bank of Montreal here was renewing old acquaintances in town last week. Miss Eleanor Plumsteel of Sioux Lookout is spending the summer vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Plumsteel. Mr. W. E. Perdue spent the weekend 'at Tobermory and Georgian Bay as the guest of the Livingstone Stok- er Company of Hamilton. Miss Olvetta Brigham of Windsor is spending the summer vacation in town with her sisters, Miss Levinia Brigham and Mrs. E. Adams. Mr. W. and Miss Sloggett and Mr. Booth of Niagara Falls and Mrs, C. Kister and Miss Smith of Chippewa spent Sunday with the Iatter's brother, Mr. R. G, Smith. yrs, Ronald' McDonald and daughter, Mary Ellen, visted with relatives in Blyth and Wingham over the week- end, Mary Ellen is staying for a few holidays, Mrs. L. Beochley and daughter Mary Louise and Miss Marjorie Dicker- son of Flint, Mich., were guests last week at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Robert Cree. The following active service boys from Clinton spent' the weekend at their homes, Cpl. Everett. Lobb of the R.C,A.F. Dental Corps at, St. Thomas; AO 2 Dick Fremlin, R.Ce- A,F. at O.A.C..Guelp'Ih; AC 2 Bruce Bartliff, R.A.C.F. St. Thongs; AC 2 C. Don Colquhoun, R>:C A F,, St. Thomas; and Cpl. Gordon Monteith, R;.O,A.F., Dental Corps• at Toronto. SPRAY THE ViTASPRA - WAY Keep your plants free from in- sects with Vitaspra, Non-poisonous and easy to use. s 40c A BOTTLE CEMETERY CUT FLOWER HOLDERS 25c EACH Leaf Lettuce for Sale Dill'For Sale. "Say it with flowers" for all oc- casions ands "When you say it with flowers Say it with ours." 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 SAUS- SAGE , 15c PICKLED PORK HOCKS , .. , 12c FRESH VEAL RIB CHOPS 25c VEAL STEW Ib. 18c FRESH BEEF AND PORK LIVER , . 15c BEEF HEARTS, lb. 12e pm, E t' TONGUES lb. 15c ICHAte ki fQIJI,DER ROASTS of beef Ib, . 20c RIB ROLL of beef lb, 18c L. Custom Killing and Sausage Made at Reasonable Rates: Highest Prices Paid for Hideo. BOSS FITZSiMONS PHONE 76 Get In The Habit Of Phoning or Visiting OUR STORE YOUR NEXT GROCERY ORDER (Service and Quality Good ,Our Motto) ZINC JAR RINGS I, do. 26c JAR RUBBER, 4 doz. . , . ..... , 25c 2 FLY COILS 5c WILSON FLY PADS 1 pkg.... , 10c PRUNES 2 lbs. 25c CROWN BLACK TEA %Z, lb... , , 33c MORNING CHEER COFFEE lb. 43c SUGAR 10 lbs. 82c AYLMER TOMATO CATSUP 150 EMBLEM SALMON Ws 15c ORANGES at 29c — 39c and 2 doz. for 45c JOHNSON GROCERY The New Red Front Store PHONE 286 Superior Stores PHONE 111--CLINTON. SPECIALS FOR July, 10, 11, 12th KELLOGG'S CORNFLAKES 8 oz. , 2 pkgs. 15c CREAM SANDWICH BISCUIT'S Ib. 15c PASTRY FLOUR 24 lb. bag 75c AYLMER PORK & BEANS 20 oz. 2 tins -17e HILLCREST LARD lb. pkg. 10c JAVEX bottle 15c NUT CRUSH 16 oz, jar 27c JERGENS TOILET SOAP 4 cakes 16c AYLMER IRISH STEW 15 oz. tin 13c AYLMER TOMATOES 15 oz. 2 tins , I9c KEENS MUSTARD i/ lb. tin, , , 27c VINEGAR CIDER OR SPIRIT gal 49c CANADA! MATCHES 3 boxes-25c MARSHMALLOW bulk Ib. , 15e ROYAL YORE. CHEESE Vs lb. pkg ,', . . 17c ROYAL YORK TEA %z Ib. , , , 39c GRAPEFRUIT, & for 25c LEMONS large size 3 for , , , , 10e. PLEASE SHOP EARLY ON SATURDAY Last Delivery 10.30 p.ni. T;bR n, THPMPSON Free Delivery _ •., r=k THURS., JULY 10, 1941 HOLMESVILIA Miss Alma Tre*artha is spending. her holidays at the hone ,of her par- ents, Mr, and Mrs. E. J. Trewastha, Mr. Robert McCartney .who has been visiting with his brother and other relatives in, the West has re- turned home. Mr, and Mrs. Alex. Sterling of Seaforth visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Miller. Mrs. Miller had the misfortune to fal breaking her leg but her many friends are pleased to know that it fall breaking her leg but her many Miss Mildred Heard of Clinton is visiting with her cousin, Miss Jervis. Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Grigg, Jr., Miss- es Ilia and Dawn spent a weekend re- cently at Guelph viisiting friends, EBENEZER The Sunday School of Ebenezer and S.S. No. 4, Goderich township united in holding a very enjoyable picnic at Harbour Park, Goderich, at the dos- ing of the school term. There was a good attendance, and all joined in the races and games conducted by Mr, J. Bates and Messrs. C. and I. Tebbutt. A sumptuous lunch and lemonade were served by the ladies. GARDEN PARTY TRINITY CHURCH, BAYFIELD on Rectory Grounds Thurs. 24 th, July Meat Supper, '5.30 to 8 p.m. SIDE SHOW ATTRACTIONS Admission: Adults 35c, children under 12, 25e EVERYBODY WELCOME Lawn Party and Open Air Dance on Wednesday, July 16th Ill aid of S.S. No. 4 Red Cross, at MR. ARTHUR HEBDEN'S 3 miles north of Highway on Con, 16 Goderich Township. Mixed, Program at 8 p.m. Lunch booths, cake, pie, coffee, ice cream, hot dogs. Bingo Booth etc. Dancing to — IRWIN'S ORCHESTRA Admission to Grounds: 25c and 15c Notice To Householders Should your Salvage Material ac- cumulate to too great an extent be- fore being gathered; please deliver to the store room on Rattenbury street. If no one is there Mr. Bert Langford and Mr. 11. Brunsdon have kindly offered to assist. In any case, DO NOT WASTE. Salvage Committee 46-2 INQUALITY PRICE SPECIAL VALUES JULY 10, 11, 12TH RED AND WHITII • EARLY RISER Salt 2 pkg, 15c Coffee lb. 39c WESTON'S CREA: Hellman's Salad Biscuits ib 19e Dressing .,, 47c SUGAR Redpath Granulated 10 lbs. r LIBBY'S PORK AND AYLMER IRISH BEANS 2'' tins 17c STEW 2 tins JAM Strawberry new 1941 pack. jar 81c SALMON Red and White .Sockeye tin 21c QUALITY FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Celery, Carrots, Beets, Cabbage, Radishes, ;New Peas, New Beans, Green Onions, Cukes, Berries, Cherries, Melons, Lettuce, Cauliflower, Tomatoes. C.M. SHEARING. PHONE. 4 8 Prompt' Delivery CLINTON RED AND WHITE STORE „......sowsAs•t_ i Enjoy the Summer in CointortJ Get A Hammocks, Reclining Chair or a Cool and Comfortable Veranda Chair. Then if yo' tiwant sleeping' comfort we have a new stock of Stretchers and Mattresses. Our Studio educh stock, moves so rap- idly, that all we can say is we have a large number on order in . various overs at different prices. So drop in and take a chance on finding something suitable. Hardware Department We hof HAY -FORKS, ROPE ANDve CABLE HAY a Lae FORK PULLEYS, AND SHEAVES, FORKS, SCYTHS AND NEVER DULL HOSE A FULL LINE OF CARPENTERS TOOLS, APRONS • We carry the famous Coleman Gas Plates, Camp -cook Stoves and Ranges, with ovens, also Electrical Equipment for Cooking, Ironing, Toasting, Washing etc. Keep you drinks, Hot or Cold with a New Thermos Bottle or the Gallon Jug. If you are thinking of painting your home use the old reliable Sherwin Williams paint. If its roofing you want "Get the Best", It the Brantford Line. ee "The Store With The Stock" BALL & ZAPPE HARDWARE, FURNITURE Hardware -- Furniture -- Funeral Directors -- Ambulance Service. W. Ball, Phone 361. PHONE 195 J. J. Zapfe, Phone 103. SAVE BY BUYING lb. size 1/2 lb.. size 25c 15c CLARKS PORK & BEANS 28 oz. nett. 2 tins 25c VANILLA 2 oz. nett 2 bot. 17c CROWN BRAND, TEA, Black and Mixed per lb. 65c SWEET MIXED; PICKLES 7 oz. nett 1 WHOLEWHEAT BISCUITS Kellogg's 3 pkgs. CORNFLAKES, Sugar Crisp 3 pkgs. 10c 25c 22c CLUB HOUSE COFFEE sealed under vacuum per lb. 53c AYLMER LIMA BEANS 2 large tins ,..... a 23c MARSHMALLOW CANDY per lb. 19c 2f01' 23c SWEET MIXED BISCUITS per lb. 19c GOLD MEDAL QUICK PUD- DING 5 lbs. , 23c CERTO per bottle 25c CARBOLIC TOILET SOAP 5 bars 23c FRUITS AND VEGETABLES NEW POTATOES per pk. 45c Field Grown Tomatoes at Market Price NEW CABBAGES per lb. 5c CARROTS 2 large bunches 15c BEETS large size per bunch 5c Choice Bananas, Oranges, Lemons, and Grapefruit Completely tvrapiiea Soft Pure ,White 2 tins 19c Clifford Lobb k Sons PI-IONE 40. THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY..