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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1941-11-13, Page 8PAGE 8 THE CLINTON' NEWS -RECORD THUV., NOV.. 13, 1941 ' TRY OUR NEW DELICATES LAMB FILLETT at 25c ib. RIND % OF CHOICE BEEF DRESSED SHOP HOG BY HALF LAMB STEWS, WHYTES LARD 3 lb. pkg. 17c lb. 171/2c ib. 20c lb. 50c (CHOICE CHICKENS, DUCKS AND GEESE FOR WEEKEND,' 4 ONNELL & TYNDAL.L " 'OLINT(Alig LEADING MEAT MARKET " Phone 1St. Albert Street it's the Right Light to Save Your Sigat •Coleman lamps produce high can- dle-power, live, white light — the nearest like daylight of any artifi- cial light. Easy on your eyes. Come in and see demonstration: ! +. olernan "DAYLITE" LAMP A If your CoIenian Appliances. need any adjusting bring them in Saturday, No'. 15 and have them looked over by.e.faetory trained expert, free of charge. ONLY ONE DAY NOV. 15. SUTTER & PERDUE HARDWARE, PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS PHONE 147w. CLINTON, ONT. FORT Below we are listing a few of the many- lines we are now show- ing that make for Greater Comfort during the cold weather that cannot be far away. Boys Windbreakers and Breeches made to match, in Air Force Blue. Heavy and warm and very reasonably priced—Sizes to 34. Ski Cans for Boys or Gills. Big assortment in great variety of colors, and color combinations. Sweater Coats—Boys Sweater Coats in a great showing of col- ors and weights --priced from 79c up. Misses and Growing Girls new Tan Oxfords. Just the thing for school—sizes from 11 to 3 and from 4 to 8—Some with flaps—pric- ed $1.95. Rubber Footwear—Why not buy the better lines. They cost little, if any more than inferior grades. See our showing• of Dom- inion Gods at lowest prices. Overcoats—All that is new in Style and material. Almost 100 Coats to choose from and priced as low as $15.05. P1ur:stee1 ros. Arrow Shirts — Adam Hats — Scott & McHale Shoes for Men Agents Tip Top Tailors. A Variety of Hardware Items such as PYREX WARE, CUTLERY AND ENAMELWARE Appeals hs .servicable. CHRISTMAS GIFTS" -SHOP EARLY FOR BETTER CHOICE ins HARDWARE and PLUMBING Phone 244 I.O.L. Holds Amoral Supper^ Murphy Lodge, No, 710, held its' annual Fowl Supper in the Parish Hall of St, Paul's church last Friday severing. Rev. 'G. W. Moore, who is also -the Grand Chaplain, acted as chairman. Rev. Bro. Burton proposed the toast to the Hing which was re- ' sponged to by singing the National -Anthem, The guest speaker for the ' .evening was Rt. Wor. Bro. J. Carson, of London, Grand Master of Ontario West who was introduced by Wor. Bro, N. W. Miller. Mr. Carson and . Mr. Miller have been intimate friends for the past twenty years At the conclusion. of the address Wor. Bros.' Chas. Nelson moved a vote of thanks to the sepaker which was unanimously responded to. The evening closed with the National Anthem, V Clinton Masons Host To Lodges Masons of Clinton Lodge No. 84, were hosts to brethern of • district lodges on the occasion of the official visit of the District Deputy Grand Master, W. A. Sutherland -of Park- hill on Friday evening, Lodges represented were: Huron Lodge, Hensall; Irving Lodge-, Lucan; Doric Lodge, Parlc1ni11; Mornington Lodge, Carlow; Britannia Seaford]; Petrolia, Petrolia; Harmon de Mans- ey, Chagford, Ehngland. The latter lodge was represented by a member. -of the R.A.F., AC2. J. W. Hill, Grand lodge representatives Pres- ' ent In additon to the ruling D.D.G.M. were past D.D,G.M's J. A.. Corbett, Lucan; G,H . Jefferson, J. W. Shaw and H. E Rorke, Clinton, and Past Grand Stewart Thomas Chapman, Brucefield The master, J, W. Crich, and of- ficers conferred: a third degree with accuracy and precision. A social half hour followed when the local lodge served, coffee and substantial lunch. The after -supper program consisted of a splendicl;(address on the principales of Masonry. Other speak- ers heard were G. ,H. Jefferson, F. Finglancl of the local lodge and R. D, Munro, Carlow. New Fall Books Berlin Diary—William L Shire: $375 The Sun Is My Undoing—Marguer- ite Stein $3,25 You Can't Do Business With Hitler —Douglas Reed $2 00 The Heys of . The Kingdom—A. J. Cronin . • $2 75 The Venables—Vathleen Norris $3.00 The Sound of Wings—Arthur Good- rich . $3,00 Sickheart .River—John Buchan $2.50 Spring 1.940—Stuart David Ehigs- strand $3.00 The Amazing 'Summer—Phillip Gibbs . ... ..... $2.50 Above Suspicion --Helen Mae - Innes $3 00 The Dark House—Wardwick beeping, . $2.75 Country Schoolma'am—Della T. Lutes . $2,35 Bright Scalpel—Elizabeth Sei- fert . $3.00 That Lonely Sky—Henry Beetle Hough The Sky PPocrat--+'!. P. Olppen-$3.00 helon $2.35 All the above titles and others not lifted are in stock on our book coup- ter, eaueul Canada Calenders An ideal gift or remembrance to send abroad, in this pictorial calendar With exquisite pictures of the Mari- times, Quebec, Ontario and the West- ern Provinces. A picture for every month of the year and picture cover enclosed in a box labelled for mail- ing . 75e The man behind the counter meets the customer who buys quality and al- so the customer who lets the price buy him. He puts something in your hands that he has and that you want. Honest business realizes that honest products, fairly made and fairly pric- ed are the answer to a business fut- ure. We strive to attain to this standard and maintain it. Usually when you buy quality you get more than you pay for. If price buys you, you usually pay for more than you get. V The W. D. Fair Co Often the Cheapest—Always the Beat u o�;LPcs �� pau CiIJIllliianuum��u�m ;q�n�nuliNirm Ij illl��lldll.•• ' .,,•. Miss Patsy McDonnell of Hensall spent the weekend at the hone of Mrs. V. Streets. Mrs. Thos. Venner of Caledonia spent the weekend in town, the guest of Mrs. Russell Manning. Miss Lorna Plumsteel and Miss Kath- leen Rose- of Toronto spent the weekend at their homes in town Mrs. W. Armstrong and Master Bert of Goderich spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Fitzsimons. Mr. Sidney Thompson of Wyoming was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ferg. VanE'gsnond for a few days last week, Mr. G. Gilchrist and' sister, Miss M. Gilchrist are leaving for Saginaw„ Mich., tomorrow, where they will spend the winter. Mr. Wm. Forrest and Miss Beth For- rest were in Toronto on Tuesday attending the funeral of the late Mrs, George Forrest. Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Hogg of Drunnbo are spending a few days this week with Mr. and Mrs. Will McEtvan. and Mr. and MTs. Adam Stewart. Miss .Agnes Agnew .and Mrs, (Rev.) Harry Welland of Toronto, whose husband is taking a course at No. 31. Radio Sohool, spent.: the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Agnew. v Presentation To Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ball On Thursday evening, Oct. 30th, about 100 friends and neighbours ,of Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Ball gathered in Summerhill hall to honour them on their recent marriage and to also welcome Mrs. Ball to the community. The first part of the evening Was spent in progressive euchre; the win- ners being, ladies- first, Mrs. George Armstrong; gents first, Earl Blake; ladies consolation, Miss Evelyn Plat- zer; mens consolation, Eph. Snell, At 11.30 Mr. and, Mrs. Ball were called' to the front and an addresewas read by Mr. N. Forbes and. Messrs, Harry Watkins and Norman Wright presented them with a set of black and whitegranite ware. Clarence, on behalf of Mrs. Ball, gave a very fit- ting reply and "For They are Jolly G000d Fellows," was sung. Lunch was served and. the remainder of the evening was spent in dancing. The music was furnished by Mrs. Harry Stewart and Mr, George A.rnistrong with Mr. M. Crich as floor manager. The. address read as follows:: Dear Clarence and Jean:— We your ;friends. of Summc(rhi11 community are assembled, here to- night for a social hour, in honour of your recent marriage. You, Clarence, many of us have known all your life, Through your. jovial manner and sincere interest in all community affairs, you have won many friends. To you, Jean, we extend a hearty weleome to this neighborhood. On behalf of your many friends and neighbours we wish you to ac- eept this gift as a token of the high esteem in which you are held in this community. Our best wishes accomp- any this gift. Mayyou enjoy many years of happiness and, prosperity, Signed on behalf of your friends and neighbors of Shmnrerhif. LOVE BIRDS For sale at flower shop CUT FLOWERS, MUMS ROSES ETC. F. R. CUNINGHAME Member of k'lortete Tel, Del As. Petsanat ears given every order and apeeial attention given to funeral orders. Phones 176 and 31 Quality Meat Market CHOICE QUARTERS OF HOME KILLED BEEF HIND n/9 OF BEEF .... 18c lb. FRONT /, OF BEEF .. , . 16c Ib. FRESH HOMEMADE SAUSAGE . 20c ib. HAMBURG STEAK 20c lb. SHOULDER ROASTS OF VEAL . 23c lb. CHOICE RIB ROASTS of beef . 20c lb. RIB BOIL OF BEEF 18c lb. We Have Casings for Sale Custom Killing and Sausage Made at Reasonable Rates. Highest Prices Paid for Hides. BOSS FITZSIMONS PHONE 76 Seasonable Specials For This Week 1 pkg. SUPER SUDS with 7 in Fruit Bowl 2 lb. MINCEMEAT 24 lb. bag PASTRY FLOUR . — b. bag PURITY FLOUR or FIVE 1tOSES 1 can PIE CHERRIES 2 cans GARDEN PATCH BEANS /z lb. TEA Popular Brands at old price 1 Ib. BLEACHED SEEDLESS RAISINS 19c 1 Igo. GRAPENUT FLAKES and 1 pkg. POST TOASTIES both for 16e 7 lge. GRAPEFRUIT for 25c War Time Prices and radeBBoard Licence No. 56304 .SEI( OUR. WINDOWS ; 27c 35e 69c 29e 18e 24c 43c JOHNSON GROCERY The New Red Front Store PHONE 286 Superior Stores PHONE 111--CLINTON. SPECIALS FOR November 13, 14, 15 FLOUR, ARCTIC PASTRY 24 Ib. bag. 69c „7 lb. bag 23e SUPERIOR BARING POWDER 16 oz. tin 19c CORN 'SYRUP, CROWN BRAND 5 ib. tin " 530 2 lb. tin 23e HILLCRESI SHORTENING lb18e PURE LARD 2 lbs. , 35e SULTANA RAISINS 2 lis. ..., 25c VANILLA, EXTRACT 80 oz. bti. 15e CUT MIXED PEEL lb. 20e ORANGE or LEMON PEEL, /2 lb. 15c CITRON PEEL /z lb. 23c SEEDED I1.AISINS 10 oz. pkg, 17e PITTED DATES lb. lac WHOLE RED CHERRIES "/n lb. 15c NEW CURRANTS 2 lbs. 27c ,ORANGES doz. glc GRAPEFRUIT size 96s 5 for. , 25c 1, II, THPMPSON Wedded Fifty Years A pleasant event took place on Oct, 28th, when Mr. and Mrs, Albert WJ Wise celebrated their golden wedding at their home, 115 Fermanagh ave., Toronto. A large gathering of rela- tives showered the happy couple with gift's and good wishes, and numer- ous letters and telegrams of congratu- lations were received from distant points in Canada and the United Stat- es. During the afternoon and evening, a reception was held, the living -room and dining -room being attractively de - decorated, for the occasion with golden chrysanthemums, marigolds and roses. Mrs. Albert Cain and Mrs. D. C. Mc- Lachlan presided at the tea table, while Miss 'Beta Wise, Mrs. A. H. Cowie, Mrs, A. E. Cain and Mrs. M. H Cain assisted. Guests were present from Clinton and Guelph as well as from Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Wise are both natives of Goderich Township, Mrs. Wise's maiden name being Clara Switzer. .After their marriage they farmed in Goderich township near Clinton until 1900. They then moved to Goderich where Mr. Wise conducted a farm im- plement business for several years. They returned to farming in 1902, this time in Colborne township near Car- low, and remained there until 1920. Upon retiring, they lived for six years in Goderich and theh moved to Tor- onto, where they have resided since. They have a family of two daughters, Mrs. D. C. McLachlan and Miss Reta Wise, both of Toronto. DANCE. Huron Fish.and. Game Club 2nd Annual Dance to be held in the TOWN HALL, CLINTON Wednesday, Nov. 19th R.A.F. Station Band Clinton First Appearance in Canada MONSTER BINGO Will be in Progress all Evening in the Councii Chamber. Exceptionally good prizes will be given. Drawing at 11 p.m. for Prizes EVERYBODY WELCOME Admission to Dance: Adults 50c ST. PAUL'S CHURCH Annual Bazaar under the auspices of the Ladies' Guild in the Parish Hall Thursday, Nov, 27th 2.30 7 p.m. Booths: Fancy Work, Apron and Handkerchief, Gandy and Fish, Pond, Homebaking, Produce, Rummage, Afternoon Tea: Chicken Salad, Bread and Butter, Cake and Tea, Come and bring your friends QUALITY SERVICE VALUE SPECIAL VALUES NOVEMBER 13, 14, 15T11 LARGE MEATY PRUNES 2 lbs.:.. 27c uujJ' U'i' GEMMS BISCUITS lb. 19c LthISY'S PORK AND BEANS 3 tins ..,, , 25c LEPANTO VACUUM Cleaned' CURRANTS 2 lbs. 29c YOUR CHOICE 19c Ib. 11NI!; 1 LUAW .0n,ULNS� CHOICE CUT MIXED RAISINS 2 lbs. 25-c PEEL lb 29c MUFJj'ETS pkg. 9!c FIG(S Turkish lb.. 2'3i SMOKED JUMBO FANCY'BLDACHED FILLETTS lb. 20c RAISINS lb. lac QUALITY FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES., ORANGES dozes 33 ^ Lettuce Head 2 for' 15 c Grapefruit 6 for ... 25c LEMONS 3 for 9c BANANAS 2' lbs. 19c GRAPES 2 lbs. ... 25c APPLES Snow lb4c Potatoes sweet 4 lb 23q Celery H'ts. 2 for 25c TURNIPS 5 lbs..,, 1Oc PARSNIPS 1b. 5c CARROTS 3 lbs..., 10c C. M. SHEARING PHONE 48 For Quality Foods CLINTON' 1 IT'S A GREAT PLEASURE To announce the arrival of a great assortment of CHESTERFIELD SUITES• AND OCCASIONAL CHAIRS A few cable springs and a grand assortment of Spring -filled Mat- tresses at a nice range of prices, also Drop, Back and Raised Head Couches, and Breakfast Suites, Mirrors and Ferneries. And last of all, we can show you a swell range of LAMPS OF ALL KINDS Its not to early to make Christmas selections while our stock is complete, you may save disappointments. later,. "The Store With The Stock" BALL & ZAPFE Hardware -- Furniture -- Funeral Directors -- Ambulance Service. HARDWARE, FURNITURE W. Ball, Phone 361. PHONE 195 J. J. Zapfe, Phone 103, S` i ecia s - Get your Cereal deal now and save 9c, 1 Large pkg. Toasties with a lar- ge pkg. of Grapenut Flakes. at 25c, Value only 16e. 19c lb. (SPECIAL 3 lb pkg. Whyte's Lard at ... ,,. 50c Pkg. FRESH COFFEE either drip or reg. grind .,. 39c lb. FOREST CITY Baking Pow- der .,. ,,, 21c tin CLARK'S SPAGHETTI 15 oz. tins, 2 for 19c LOOK Tillson's Oats only 22c pkg. made by Quaker Oats Co. CAMPBELL'S Tomato Juice 2 - tins for , 419c SAVE buy 2 lge. 28 oz. tins Pea Soup 2 for 19c ALYMER CATSUP ,., 15c per bot. MAPLE LEAF small Sates - age v 25c 1b. 750 5145E11 gmumG EMBOSSE0 'TISSUE SNOW CAP. Toilet Tissue 4 for 25c WE HAVE. Klik now at,,...,. 33c tin MAPLE LEAF minced. ham 40c lb. MAPLE LEAF Macaroni and Cheese Loaf 30c ib. . MAPLE LEAF Dutch Loaf 39c lb. 1VIAPLE LEAF Pickle and pim- ento Loaf 30c lb. MAPLE LEAF Headcheese 22c lb. MAPLE LEAF Cottage Roll 33c lb. MAPLE LEAF 'Fresh Picnic Dams - 23c ib. MAPLE. LEAF Fresh Rolled Beef ... 23c ib. FRESH FRUITS, Grapefruit, Lem -- ons, eating apples, anf oranges at • 32c,' 35c, 39c doz. FRESH" VEGETABLES: Celery, Head Lettuce; Cauliflower, Cabbage, Turnips, Potatoes and Cooking • Onions. for 25c Mere Fpm: to the CO . Idea, Cats to the PLAIN 43c per % Ib pk. cr PHONE 40. 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