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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1941-10-09, Page 9PAGE 8 VEAL STEWS 18c lb. CHOICE LAMB ;STEWS ' 20c lb. WHYTES LARD 3 lb. Pack • 50c BONELESS POT ROASTS. 20c lb. CHOICE DUCKS FOR THANKSGIVING, ALSO, MILK FED CHICKENS Please Order Your Thanksgiving Fowl Early CONNELL. & TYNDALL " CLINTON'& LEADING MEAT MARKET " Poe 162. Albert Most FLOOOLIGNTS ENTIRE BARNYARD —Gives Enough Light for Several Jobs 7n any wind or weather let a Coleman floodlight the way. See these storm proof, instant lighting Coleman Lanterns at our store to- day. SUTTER 6 PERDUE HARDWARE, PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS PHONE 147w. CLINTON, ONT. BUY EARLY Let us once more point out to you the wisdom of Early Buying THIS TIME ITS OVERCOATS! d 0, Have you had a look at that coat you cast off last sprng? Do you think its going to be good for all winter? If not, don't put off any longer looking up a new one, Om' Stock of New Coats is fast reaching its peak and the as- sortment never was better. We have English Barryrores, English Fleeces, Tweeds' Meltons, etc, and at prices in many oases, consider- ably below todays quotations. COATS PRICED FROM 618.00 TO $28.50 Men's and Boy's Underwear Our Stock is large and our assortment of weights and sizes complete. . m'l, 0,:•.nag COMBINATIONS from 61.00 up SHIRTS and DRAWERS 59c up Plumsteel Bros. Arrew Shirts —, Adam Hats — Scott & McHale Shoes for Mea Agents Tip Top Tailors. �wsrrk�ws{e. rweM►+ SEE OUR STOCK OF RANGES and. HEATERS Buy tiow and be sure of getting what you need. YIECLA FURNACES LEAD Ir" • There is a reason. Come in and see one on our floorM MARTIN SENOUR PAINTS AND VARNISHES Paints are advancing in Price. Get you requirements now. T.S9Phall244 PLUMBING HARDWARE and BRT]CEFIELD' .2itr,`and Mrs. Ronald McKenzie and family Mrs, B. Kaiser of Detroit , spent the weekend with relatives here, lVIr. and; Mrs. Frank Dufort, Miss Gertrucl;e Wilson of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Timperton of Hamilton, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs• G. Swan and attended, the. Strange- Swan•,wedding on .Satuday. Corp. Cyril Cornish of St. Thomas spent a'few days with Mr. and Mrs, G J K Cornish recently. The October Meeting of the W.A. Was held en Wed., Oct. 1st,The fist par wn spent in sewing. Mrs. + MM'stard'too1 the Devotional part af- ter which the'President took chair for the business. 'The association is in- vited to FJgmondrille on Tues., Oct. , 14th. The groups turned in their ' money, amounting to $118.70. The roil call for November is "Armistice". The meeting closed by singing God Save the King. -Mrs, W. McBeath opened her home on Tuesday evening for a miscellan eons shower for Dorothy Swan, who ;eras married on Saturday, The even- ing opened* with community singing. A scrap book was then made for Dorothy,. after which the alarm clocks .started ringing for Dorothy to hunt her gifts. She received some very lovely gifts for which she thank- ed everybody. Genevieve Smith and Norma Collins entertained with a couple of duets. Mrs. Cairns, Mrs,' Douglas and, Mrs. Snider presented a short play entitled "Two Kinds of Love,'' the evening closed with sing- ing, For She's a Jolly. Good Fellow," and a delicious lunch was served. Mrs. A. H. Bohner spent Thursday at her home here. Mr. C. Cornish spent -the weekerul at Alliston. Mr. A. Paterson spent the weekend in Hamilton. Miss Anna Cornish spent the week- end in Mitchell. The Brucefielcl Anniversary will be held on Sunday, Oct. 10th. Rev. Mr. Eddy of London will be the preacher, Next Sunday the Sacrem.ent of the Lord's Supper will :be obseinred Pre• paratory, Service on Fri:.' evening.' Rev. Mr. Gardiner will be the speak- THE CLINTON "HOLIDAYIN:G IN CANADA ONS THE OTTAWA RIVER" By S. Rupert Broadfoot, K.C:,'Otta wa, this delightful volume is a new illustration Souvenir Tourist :Book, bound in green cloth and dedicated to Their Most Gracious Majesties, Ring George. VI and Queen Elizabeth, in grateful remeinb:once of their visit to the Dominion of Canada and our "Good Neighbours" the United States of America,, with the hope that it may assist a cause dear to the hearts of our brave and noble British Sover- eigns—The Queens Canadian Fund Far Air Raid Victims. Send copies to your friends in U.S,A., Canada and elsewhere,, build up Canada's tourist business, cement our friendship with ,our "Good Neighbours," Aid Canada's exchange situation and help win the war. Printed on good quality smooth white paper,, profusely illustrated with views of Ottawa and notable people and a chapter with ;pictures of the King and Queens visit, the book sells for only $1.50 and $1,00 of that amount goes to Her Majesty's Fund. Autumn means to the student back to • school, to many, another 'summer gone, to the family in general, it means a transfer of outdoor activit- ies to indoor warmth. It means in- creased leisure hours spent indoors and more reading. The practical an- swer will be found at our magazine stand or book shelves, soon we hope the new fall fiction will come to hand. One of Iife's valued possessions is the friendship we share with others, they begin in small courtesies and considerate attentions, made enduir- ing by continued thoughtfulness, The easy way to manifest this; thoughtful- ness is to send appropriate cards to remind our friend's that we do ap- preciate them, they make new friend- ships and strengthen the old, there is the Birthday Card, Birth Congrat- ulation Card, Get Well Gard, Anniver- sary Card, Sympathy Card, Friend- ship Card etc. The W. D. Fair co Often the Cheapest—Always the Bat oN IIIIillluiuIdullitppmm410 �' smonortolljj Miss Audrey Torrance of Toronto is spending this week at the home of Mrs, J. Torrance. Mrs, (Rev.) Johnston of Fordwich was a recent guest at the home of Miss Lavinia Brigham. Mr, Benson Sutter has returned home after a visit with friends in Guelph, Toronto and S't. Catherines. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Elford of Ottawa are visiting with Mrs. Elford's sis- ter, Mrs, 8, T, Walters of Holmes- ville. Mrs, Thomas Robinson of Zurich spent Last weekend in town with Mr, and Mrs, Jas, M, Reid and family, Miss Agnes Agnew of the Toronto General hospital office staff spent the weekend with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. M. J. Agnew. Rev. F. G. and Mrs. Farrell and child- ren Dawn and Grant of Windsor were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. • M. Knight while in town over the weekend. i14rs. Robert Carnegie and baby Caro- line of London returned home last Sunday after spending a week with her parents, .Mr, and Mrs. W; 'R. Holmes. Mr. Benson Sutter and Miss Shirley ' were in St, Marys on. Sunday, at- tending the 171h, an1uual convention of the London Conference Young Peonies' Union. Mr. and M.rs. E. Brown of PetroIia spent the weekend with the latter's sister, MTS. Wni, Shaddoek. Mr. A. Neilans accompanied them home for an extended visit. Mrs. Harriett R, Nye of Orlando, Florida, who has been the guest of her sisters, Mrs. 'Arthur Tyndall and Mrs, Mary A. Porter, has re- turned to her home. Mr. and Mrs. Evan Prouse of Mann- ingham, Mich., spent the weekend with Mrs. Prouse's mother, Mrs. J. Wiseman who celebrated her eigh- ty-third birthday on Monday. Miss Agnes Sterling, Miss Carrie Jer- vis and Mrs. Leslie Jervis and Ivan of the R.C.A.I?, at Montreal and Walter, spent a few days this week at Niagara and Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. James Walters have re- turned to their home in Pontiac, ylicli., after visting the past weelc with the former's mother, Mrs. R. Dalrymple and other friends, Mx .and Mrs. Sarre Wein of Sausalito, Calif., visited the former's sister, Mrs. I.l Snyd'er lover the w'eek- end. Mrs. Snyder had not seen her brother for twenty-seven years. Mesdames McKinley, Adams, Saville, Webster, E. Rozell and Nay, atten- ded the Woinens Institute- Officers' Rally at Belga -aye 011 Tuesday. Mrs. Hays of the Department of Agri - .culture at Toronto was the .speaker. Arranging 'Country Fair The Women's Association of the Wesley -Willis United clurreh held their October meeting on Thursday last when they made. 'arrangements ;for their annual Country Pair.' With ,the .president, Mac. ,Patersoii'presid- in tl g, le 'nesting openul'with a hymn ,followed by p'ut's' by ••. ;Mks, A: T• Cooper, The scripture reacting was given by Ore, Val:,ITec;ne and Mrs, Dr, Lts NEWS -RECORD FLOWERS BY WIRE WE TELEGRAPH FLOWERS Yes we can have flowers deliv- ered for you in -England. We will gladly give you particulars of this service. CELERY Limited amount still for sale, fresh from celery beds, 5c a bunch. Cut .Flowers for' all Occasions 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 CHOICE BEEF CUTS BRISKET BOIL 13c Ib. MEATY' RIB BOIL 18c lb. CHOICE RIB ROAST .. , 20e Ib. CHOICE SHOULDER ROAST , 20c Ib. MILKFED VEAL STEWING VEAL 18c Ib. SHOULDER ROASTS . • . , 23c lb. CHOICE CUTI,1T , , . , • . '33c lb. YOUNG PORK CUTS. FRESH PICNIC HAMS 23c lb. SPARE RIBS ' - 18c Ib. FRESH PORK HOCKS 12e lb. HAM ROASTS 30c Ib. BEEF, PORK, 'VEAL AND SPRINGLAMB AND CHICKENS FOR WEEKEND Custom Killing and Sausage Made at Reasonable Rater, Highest Prices Paid for Hides. ROSS FITZSIMONS PHONE 76 THANKSGIVING SPECIALS TOMATO JUICE or SOUPS 2 for 19c BAKER'S COCOA 1/21b. tin 17c GOLD MEDAL PEAS 2 for , , , , 23c 7 Ib. bag. FIVE ROSES or PUR- ITY FLOUR 29e 7 ib. bag, PASTRY' FLOUR 25c 2 lb. Bag COOKING BRAN 13c 10 Ib.bag COOKING ONIONS 35c WESTON'S or McCORMICKS SODAS at 12c, 18e, 21e 1 lb, BACON 39c CAKES always fresh. IOc, 15,c 20c 25c CHRISTIES or GILCHRISTS. Gillette World Series Special 10 blades and tube shaving Cream 90e Value — Both for 59c JOHNSON GROCERY The New Red Front Store PHONE 286 Superior Stores PHONE 111--CLINTON. SPECIALS FOR October, 9, 10, 11th LIBBY'S PORK and BEANS 20 oz. tin 9c NIBLETS CORN 14 oz. tin • , , Ilc MINCEMEAT 2 ib. tin 27e AYLMER CATSUP 12 oz. btu . • 14c TOMATO JUICE 211 oz. tin 2 tins 19c FRY'S COCOA %Z; lb. tin 19c CASTLE FLOOR WAX 1 Ib. tip27c LUX TOILET SOAP 3 bars 20c HANDY AMMONIA pkg. 6c HALLOWEEN KISSES Ib. 15c HALLOWE'EN JELLY BEANS '/z lin • 9c BUNGALOW CHOCOLATES 1 lb, 33c GROUND SAGE pkg, lc CRANBERRIES lb. 25c SWEET POTATOES 3 lbs. • . , 23c BREAD FLOUR (Gloria) 98 lbs2.29 PAS''PRY FLOUR (Arctic) 24 lbs 75c HILLCREST LARD 1 db....... , 18c CRISCO 3 ib tin. 73c OLD, YELLOW CHEESE lb.;, , , , 39c T. H. FrTIIflMPSQN vemocalesmonemoftworomosramwr Oakes rendered: a pleasing solo. The work committee announced having completed four quilts this month, and the welfare committee also arranged for some splendid' work: All conven- ors gave excellent reports after which ararngements were made for the annual Country Pair to be held on Saturday, November 1st, Mrs. Frank Fingland and Mrs. Wilfred Jervis were named managing convenor's. Other convenors of sub -committees are: baking sale, Mrs, M.T . Corless; novelty, Mrs. Gordon Miller and Mrs. J. Oho -wenn plates, Mrs. Gould; kitch- en, Mrs. E. Saville; candy, Mrs. Vain Horne; decorating, Mrs. Cooper and Mrs. Nediger. Each convenor to se- lect her assistants. Afternoon tea was served by Mrs. It Manning's group. Red Cross Dance in CLINTON TOWN HALL Tues., Oct. 14 under the auspices of the Goderich township South End Unit, Old Time and Modern Music, by:— THE yrTHE TIPPERARY TRIO Door Prize; Raffle on Congoleum rug; refreshment booth; prize for step 1 THURS., OCT. 9, 1941 THE RED AND WHITE STORE FOR QUALITY, SERVICE AND VALUE SPECIAL VALUES OCTOBER 9, 10, 11TH DUN DURN PLUM LYNN VALLEY LIMA .ted JAM 32 oz. jar 27c BEANS 2 tins ' 21c RED AND WHITE PORK & SUPREME SWEET MI%ED BEANS 2 tins 15c PICKLES jar 23c YOUR CHOICE 19c Ib. RED AND WIEI'I'E NIJILETS FANCY SOUPS 2 tins 19c CORN. 2 tins ..:;, 27c GOOD HUMOR CHQCOLAT,E. MALLOW Puffed Wheat pkg. 5c ; 'BISCUITR lb. 19t QUALITY FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Oranges doz. 31c Apples cook. 8 lbs 25c Lranberries lb, 25c Yamsimp'd 4 lbs 2k Spinach curly 2 lbs 15c Celery hearts Lemons 4 for 1O,c Onions. cook. 10, lbs 35c Grapes red 2 lbs25c Carrots washed 4 lb 15c Lettuce head 2'for 19c 10c Cabbage lg. ea..;..... lOc` Bananas 2 lbs. 19c Squash ind. 3 for 10 dancing. EVRRBODY WELCOME ADMISSION:— 25c BOXING sponsored by Clinton Lions Club in CLINTON ARENA: Thursday, October 16 commencing at 8.30 p.in. SIX BIG BOUTS FEATUiR'ING:— Boxers from St. Marys, London Stratford and 'Galt. also 2 bouts Featuring Local R.A.F. Boxers WATCH FOR POSTERS FOR , . FULL, DETAILS EVERYBODY EATS AN APPLE ON Boy Scout Wolf Cub Apple Day Saturday Oct, llth House to house sale in the morn- ing of big, juicy, Huron -grown, Mc- Intosh Reds. 25% of the proceeds will ge to the "B.P. Chins -up ,Fund" to help British Scouts, 60-2 C.M. SHEARING. PHONE. 4 8 Prompt Delivery CLINTON This is grand WEATHER To roam about the woods and with Thanksgiving Day on Mon- day, we will all be having' a holiday. So get your gun and Dog and fill your pouch with Shells, or you may want a new gun, we have a few left, which we will sell at old prices. Then home and WOODtSTOVESmandtou See large ur stock of ck of GraniteCHEATERS ROASTING PANS in different colors and sizes, We carry a full line. of Pyrex and Ovenware. FURNITURE DEPARTMENT It's not to early to think of your gift requirements as steaks may be a little short this year. So you will be wise to shop early. We TRI -LIGHT BRIDGE, eTABLE did ofnt AND BED LAMPS TO SELECT FROM A few new Cedar Chests, The famous Lane Chests. A nice assortment of Baby Carriages and Go -Carts. "The Store With The Stock" BALL & ZA FE HARDWARE, FURNITURE Hardware -- Furniture •- Funeral Directors -- Ambulance Service. W. Ball, Phone 361. PHONE 195 J. J. Zapfe, Picone 103. asoomm..e..mear rommlamoxEraessanmsrensessmateramatesA Orval Lobb, Grocer October lst, I became a grocery merchant of Clinton and htunbly ask fpr;, a :shag e..of your Valued Business' and will give in exchange for it) Quality `Merchandise, Honest Weight, Prompt Delivery, Courtesy and Ohligement, •G Vit'- 1 rail CASH S 10 lb. Red Path Sugar with an order for 756 BUY, (THIS --1 Large pkg. Super -;Suds with large glass bowl 29c REAL VALUE -1 lb. Good Black Tea at 75c. or y2 Ib. for 38c LOOK—Clarks Pork and Beans 28 oz. size at 2 tins for 25c rg, pri, 15e SUPREME Jelly Powders still COFFEE fresh ground just SNOW CAP TOILET TISSUE 4 rolls for GRAPEFRUIT JUICE large 48 oz. tin at SOLITE S9EIORTENING this weekend LOOK— Good Humor Puffed Wheat only SAVE MONEY Giant Chipso at WE HAVE Mixed Cookies for SPECIAL this weekend Blue Ribbon Coffee reg. or drip grind Don't forget that good assortment in our excellent, refrigerator counter. KLENZINE ammonia • • 5c pkg., ' ORANGES -at 29c, 35.c 6 40,c,doz. VEGETABLES Cauliflower, Cabbage, Turnips, Carrots, Celery, Head Lettuce,- Tomatoes and Potatoes. �i i AEA. `MApL 5c pkg. 39c 1b. 25c 29c tin 18c lb. 5c pkg. 49c pkg. 20c 'lb. 55c lb, 14C PHONE 40. 19e' 20c pke THE • STORE THAT,. A ES 3r QU M,Q iEY. VINIOffr