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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1941-12-04, Page 8'eget$ iglegglgtgls'.tk'4 ,LOVE BIRDS (PARAKEETS) Limited number only of these at- tractive birds still on sale at our yoFlowurseraoon. Shop, If interested get, $3 00 each or 66 00 pair POTTED PLANTS: Carnations in bud and bloom 35c and 60c each Cyclamen in bud and bloom 60e to $1.00 Begonias, Ferns, etc. CUT FLOWERS Roses, Carnations and Mums Special in Baby Mums assorted Colors 50c a bunch F. R. CUNINGHAME Member of Florists Tel. Del Aa. Personal care given every order and special attention given to funeral orders. Phones 176 and 91 .a mamt ardtatatbraraarantat tatar trdeagtg+gtala tKFt t M41-tMO1gt6e..Cgtge,gA Quality Meat Market PAGE 8 t uck;gara$ cal ,tt'.2f:'I.. HIND �/ OF CHOICE BEEF DRESSED PORK by the half .,...1 17c lb' 171/2c lb, ;TRIMMED ROLLED FLANK BOIL CHOICE LAMB CHOPS 18c 1bd 35c ib, WHYTES LARD in 31b, prints .. 50c SCHNEIDER'SLARD 20 ib. pail : $3.50 Have you tried our Delicated Baconized Steak yet. Duck, Geese, Chickens and Veal for Weekend. CONNE LL & TYNDALIL " CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET " Phone 162. Albert Street . ...._ asiarasrara> straasserstab. REREMEVIMEZtz3 t t6"telt gmetp,-tetmggetit-' taternmagegemg C-tatemt �" BEFORE YOuB1LY �1 raeoalwood range seethe 7'NEW ►,, err • Here's astove of modern design and with exceptional cooking capacity.— ata realty moderate price. The Findlay "Vega" has an extra roomy firebox for better heating and quick baking. Can be obtained in three finishes. Come in and see the modern features of this Findlay Coal and Wood Range, DON'T FORGET WE HAVE A FEW FRIGIDAIRES LEFT. CALL AND SEE THEM, THE ONLY REFRIGERATOR MADE WITH METER MISER. SUTTER el PERDUE HARDWARE, PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS( PHONE 147w. CLINTON, ONT. ode Vala.tClega16'1.iPategagal6'ta l6' lalatElatr'.- °z. Winter Clothing MENS OVERCOATS SPECIALLY PRICED $17.95 We have a beautiful range of Coats at this low price --Among the lot are Coats that sold at much higher prices and are marked for Clearing. Sizes from 35 up—See the Red Price tag $17,95 HEAVY WINTER UNDERWEAR $1.25 PER GARMENT Mens Shirts and Drawers in heavy ribbed lines. Not all one make but all excellent value --Among the lines are Stanfields, Tiger Brand and Penman garments. All ,One Price 1.25 per garment RUBBER FOOTWEAR—We have all the New Lines •of Dominion Rubber Footwear now in stock and at prices that meet all competi- tion for similar goods. CHRISTMAS SHOPPING—Do your Christmas Shopping early. Many lines now in stock will be hard to get later. Plumsteel Bros. Arrow Shirts — Adam Hats — Scott & McHale Shoes for Men Agents Tip Top Tailors. arar2taraa A h$rr�r`�aPas�r2rdrat�ro7r%fain^}2rarar�r9rHa2tr�a7r�et2h3h?tai-ar`dF`a3r21a12r�t`d$.\ Ntel¢t osvom w av,e-sat laomomgtat. momoalmc es ,,,,,zcl c m.z., A Variety of Hardware Items such as PYREX WARE, CUTLERY AND ENAMELWARE Appeals as servicable. CHRISTMAS GIFTS -SHOP EARLY FOR BETTER CHOICE • HARDWARE and rv; aHawk'PLUMBING ��P? , Phone 244 r+st>;rAr2rbr amizmatm2,24- � . a Fa r;allyalmizowshrtl9mmiraaayymore o. PORTER'S HILL ley , !" On Friday evening the euchre and Mr. and Mrs. J. Hinman; Detroit dance put on by the Red Cross Unit, ;spent and Mz . Thos. Betties, Godeiioh, Porter's Hill, at the home of Mr. John Sunday wtih Mr. and Mrs. Peter young Mr. and Mrs. Milton Woods ac- companied by Mrs, Will Yeo and• El- don and Beta •spent Sunday with friends in and around • London. The pupils of S.S. Na. 5 axe praetis- ing for their Christmas concert Dee. 12, Torrance was well attended; about ' one hundred and twenty-five being present. 17 tables ,of progressive eu- chre. Mrs. Wilfred Cololough was high lady. Fraser Stirling high gent, each received a War Savings Certifi- cate, lunch was served at midnight;• after which dancingwasenjoyed till quite late. $18 was realized, this will be psed for Red Ctoss supplies. Don't forget the monthly' meeting of the Red Cross at Grace church on Monday afternoon Dec. 15. There will be the election of officers for 1942, everyonetry and be present. Mr. Peter McDougall received gall ceroeil the sad news on Friday of the passing of his sister, Mrs'. Stirling of Port Stan - The congregation• at' Porter's Hill presented •Rev: and `Mrs. Curry with a beautiful rug one evening last week. Miss Rankle Hamilton, 'a former teacher at S.S. No. 5, spent •the week- end' with Mr. and Mra. Torrance. We are sorry to hear that Mrs. Alex Young is in Clinton, Hospital, we trust she will soon be well and home again: THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD rrnu S., DEC. 4, 1941 DISTINCTIVE CHRISTMAS CARDS A Christmas. Card is a gracious salute from friend to friend, It is a gallant thing to send and its re- ceipt warms the heart. Our stock in- cludes; variety of design, .'finish, �sdze, colour combination and greeting text expressing attractive sentiments. We might mention ,our boxed assortments which we judge to .be excellent value. Priced from 8 card's in box for 15c to 21 cards in box for 81.00. Christmas Tags, Seals, Ribbons, Wrapping and Decorations are now on display. Many different seals and togs, and ribbons made from cello - phane or cloth, ,or varicolored card with which to tie your gifts, await your inspection. Patriotic Christmas Cards--New— Strikingly Different -in a variety of designs for boys in the' service. There are also specially designed numbers for friends and relatives who are away from home. All are popular priced. We do not stock The •Canadian A'lnranae but will procure itpromptly, with pleasure. The coming one, bear- ing date 1942, is the 95th consecutive edition, 700 pages of"the latest Can. adian business directory information, theprice is $7.00. Tony Won's• Scrap. Book is now in stock. It's a regular Christmas item and last years book was in the best seller ealss, its priced at $1.50. OUR BEST SELLERS Berlin Diary—William . L. Shirer $3.75. And a New Earth— A. IL Tyrer— $2.50. Keys of the Kingdom—A. J. Cronin— $2.75. Tie W. D. Fair Co Often the Cheapest—Always the Beet I�� Iim��INIIIIIt�Ii iwun�� i „n innllUu mill II�J Mrs. George A. Walker visited friends. in London on Wednesday. Miss Lorna Pluntsteel •of Toronto spent the weekend at her home in town. Mrs. C. Sutter of Stratford is the guest of her son. and daughter-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Sutter. Mr. D. T. Churchill is spending this week in town before returning to Toronto for the winter months. Dr. and Mrs. A. M. Agnew of Vancou- ver B.C., were the guests of Mrs. W. Brydone during the past week. Mrs. C, McKinnon is leaving tomor- row for Napanee where she will spend the winter with her daughter. Mrs. Wallace Powell of Seaforth spent the weekend with her aunt, Miss Sadie Watkins and her son, Bill Powell. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Gibbings of Stratford, and Miss Marion Gib- bings of Delhi, were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Gibbings over the weekend. VARNA Miss Isobel Morrell of Summerhill is now helping in Mrs. Mossopis store. M'r. and Mn. James Monteith and• Mrs. W. Monteith of Stratford visi- ted Mrs. M. Reid on Wednesday last, Mr. and Mrs. J. T Reid of London called on Mrs John Rathwell and other friends one day recently. Mrs, Nelson Reid is spending a few days with Lucknow friends. Mrs..1. Star veli and Mrs. W. El- wood and daughter Mary Joan, called on friends in the village recently. Mr. and Mrs. W: C'huter spent Sat- urday in London . A. meeting .of the Executive of the Stanley Federation of Agriculture' was held November 27th at the home of Mr. Murray Grainger and plans were made for annual meeting to be held on Dec. 9 int the Township Hall, Varna, at 8 p.m. A special speaker will be present. Everyone welcome. The Varna Red Cross, are holding a euchre and dance in the township hall on Friday, Dec. 5th, euchre to start at 8.30 p.m. sharp. Donations have been received by the treasurer of the Red Cross Society for the pur- chase of blankets from the following:;. Mrs Hest. . Smith, Mrs. Anson Cole- man; Mrs. Harvey Turner, Mrs. Per- cy Workman, Mrs. McGlymont, Mrs. Aldwinkle, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Richardson, Mrs. R.obt. Stephenson. Miss Lizzie Slavin of Hensel): is ,the guest of her cousin Mrs. M. G. Beatty. The Beef Ring dance which was, held in the Township Hall last Fri- day night was largely, attended and all report a good time, Roy Elliott of Stratford spent the, weekend with his parents Mr: and Mrs. M. Elliott and family. We are sorry to report that Mrs. Geo. Clark is not ,as well as her many friends would like, but we hope soon to see her around again. Mrs. Geo. Connell who has been in Seaforth Hospital hos returned' to her home but iia still quite poorly.- • The Varna Red Gioss.purpose hold- ing a eueh'ie and dance in the Town- ship ownship Hall on Friday night of this week. HOMEMADE SAUSAGE.. 20c Ib. HAMBURG STEAK 20c lb. RIB VEAL CHOPS 28e lb. CHOICE VEAL STEAK33e Ib. ROASTS OF VEAL 23c Ib. CHOICE ROASTS OF BEEF . 20c Ib. RIB BOIL OF BEEF 18c lb. SEE OUR PLAN ON BEEF AND PORK. WE CAN SAVE XOU MONEY Our Meats are Home Killed We Have Casings for Sale. Custom Killing and Sausage Made at Reasonable Rates. HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR HIDES BOSS FITZSIMONS PHONE 76 .92r2r:)ra'r`'r'tf,7omsimmermtatao'r2imul 1 Christmas Special 2 lb. CURRANTS 27c 2 Ib. SEEDLESS RAISINS .. , 19c 1 lb, BLEACHED -RAISINS 19e 1 lb. SHORTENING 19t 2 lb. 'LARD 35c 1 Ib. READY CUT MIXED PEEL 29e 1 pkg. MAPLE LEAF CAKE FLOUR with plate scraper 30c 2 Cans AYLMER PORK AND BEANS . 15e 1 pkg. SUPER SUDS wth bow] - 27c 2 tins AYLMER PEAS 21c NEW NAVEL ORANGES 33c, 39c de. .7 GRAPEFRUIT 25e CAKE CONTEST , .4 ib. Christmas Cake Free to pur- chaser making correct or nearest cor- rect No. from 100 to 4000. Draw made Tues., Dec. 23, as 4 p.m. JOHNSON GROCERY The New Red Front Store PHONE 286 Superior Stores PHONE 111--CLINTON, • SPECIALS FOR December, 4, 5, 6th P. & G. SOAP 4 bars 19c GARDEN PATCH CUT GOLDEN WAX BEANS 16 oz., 2 tins 19c CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP 2 tins 19e FRY'S COCOA /a lb. tin 19c DUNDEE SHORTBREAD BISCUITS Ib.. 19c (GUM DROPS lb. 19e AYLMER TOMATO JUICE 20 oz., 2 tins 19c LIBBY'..5 PORK AND BEANS 20 oz, 2 tins 19e SULTANA RAISINS 2 lbs.. , 25c NEW CLEAN CURRANTS • 2 lbs27c SEEDED •RAISINS bulk ib170 BLEACHED RAISINS ib. , 19c CUT MIXED PEEL ib. 29c. RED OR GREEN CHERRIES •'/z lb •. 25c SHELLED ALMONDS % Ib. ".. 21c ORANGES, New Navel .doz..... 19e tm /., R. FreeT P P ISP S0. Del very IN THE LETTER BOX ` ;telentl laical I I Ie ag t;+r~ e 1► Uplands, Ottawa 28th November, 1941 Mrs. R ,.1-I. Johnson, The Clinton War Service Assoc., Clinton, Ontario. Dear Mrs. Johnson:— You can't imagine how surprised I was to receive your very kind gift est week. The mail man left a slip on my bed saying there, was a parcel at the post office for me, and you should have seem the rush I made to see what it Was, being the first par- cel I have had the pleasure of receiv- 'ng Only then did 1 realize the real enjoyment the "boys" overseas must know when a parcel is delivered to them, much more so than even here •n Canada. There is a tendency for the "folks at home" to be discouraged occasionally in the face of continual anxiety for their sons afar, but if there were a way of knowing the sin- cere appreciation theforces have, for any gifts, no matter how small,, they should be far from sad. War Ser- vice Associations, like your own, are doing a far more important job than they think, and their praises can not be sung too often. I do feel just a wee bit guilty in ea. Icepting (these glavtes, inasmuch as some chap in England might need them a little more. Nevertheless I would like to express my very hearty thanks, and hope than I will have the pleasure of meeting you, Mrs. John- son, when I can manage to get to Clinton for a weekend. Wishing you the very best for the Christmas Season, and hope the New Year finds you in the very peak of health and happiness. Yours gratefully, GLEN McGILL RILEY'S GROCERY LICENSE NO, 87642 SEEDLESS RAISINS loose 2 lb. 33c VALENCIA RAISINS 2 lbs. 27c WHITE BLEECHED RAISINS 19e SEEDLESS RAISINS .....2 for 23c ,RECLEANED CURRANTS 2 for 29c PITTED DATES 2 for 37c UNPITTED DATES 2 for 33c HAPPY VALE MINCEMEAT.. 27c LARD 2 for 29e SHORTENING 2 for 33c WHITE OR B. SUGAR 10 lbs. 79c CANNED PEAS 2 for 21c or 6 for 57c CANNED CORN 2 for Sic or 6 for 57c' NEW NAVAL ORANGES 25c— 29e— 39c GRAPEFRUIT Ige. 6 for 25e CAMPBELL$ TOMATO JUICE 2 for 19c I Buy and Grade Eggs for which I Pay lc a doz. more in Cash or Trade., Register No. 02-8-7 MRS. T. J. RILEY THE • SPECIAL VALUES DECEMBER 4, 5, 6TH CARNATION MILK 3 tins 27c R & W Golden Wax or Green. BEANS 2 tins 23c DEMONSTRATION OF. COME ANI TRY QUICK QUAKER OATS lg. pkg. 24c AVLMER FANCY JUMBO PEAS 2 tins --- ..:.... 27c DR. JACKSON'S FOODS A FREE 'SAMPLE Dr. Jackson's Dr. Jackson's 1VIea1 Bekus Priddy, 3.1c �p k. g. 31c • Dr. Jackson's Dr: Jackson's Kofy Sub Lishus pkg. 31c Pkg. 31c Raisins Seedless 2 1b 250 Currants fancy 2 lbs 29c Peel cut mixed lb. 29c Raisins seeded pkg 15Q Raisins Bleached 1b.190: .Cherriesredred 1/21b. Walnuts 1/4 lb. 19c LAlmo�onnds 1/4 ib"`�` 23c QUALITY FRESH FRUITS AND, VEGETABLES' Lettuce' Head 2 for 19c 'Grapes Red 2 lbs... 25,c Celery Hearts 2 for 25c Parsnips lb."' 5 JUICY Oranges Doz. 19c. GOLDEN Bananas JUICY. Lemons 4 for lac SEEDLESS c Grapefruit 2 lbs. 19c Uarrots 31bs. -10c 6 for .25:c. C. M. SHEARING PHONE 48 For Quality Foods CLINTON' • bra'i.vm r9'rotom star3wfwamozz a ta--Dom-2ratalmD ar omir.gmblr3rarst;3r3r D3-1,. U��',.�?2;22a��2S:��rfisr�riFb:`27ar2Yr`7ra'r`t3.`"d;a"ia"F2r`d7`dlq cT9tar',jt`er3r"rfi�tp7-`dt3tu�'r`o"1`a-tai`r3't�"y'i$� Only 17 More ShpphigMoreShoppingrDays Before Christmas, so you see Santa -Claus will soon be getting 4e his orders, sledding- might be tougher• this year. Well you know; what delay might mean. Be wise and shop •early:- We have good news for our customers=who• are looking- for STUDIO COUCHES, they are corning in fast now, and of course we will have to give preference to our customers • as they come. Also CHIESTERFIELD SUITES, LOUNGING AND OCCASIONAL CHAIRS, MIRRORS, LAMPS OF ALL KINDS, CEDAR CHESTS, AND A GRAND ASSORTMENT or SPRING -FILLED MATTRESSES s' Ira The Hardware Dept. We have been building a nice assortment of Christmas gifts including COLEMAN LAMPS AND LANTERNS, ELECTRIC IRONS TSTERS, CURLERSCUTLERY, IN SETS OP KNIVES, PORI 8, NA CARVING SETS ALSO At FULL LINE OF PYREX WARE. A new sock of Tricycles, Kiddie -cars and wagon for the child- ren. According to the new law a deposit will, be necessary, but we will be glad to put any purchase away for you until wanted. "The Store With The Stock" BALL tee ZAPPE Hardware -- Furniture -- Funeral Directors -- Ambulance Service. W. Ball, Phone 361. PHONE 195 J. J. Zapfc, Phone 103. 1 Phone 39 — Free Snappy Deliver • RWAVA�� y 1,6 tm arar agning5rneanizolg,r21ztPazg alp ti�rar r2r al'arssin, .att2r9W1aa tsraVrarataa3ta,atar'aVr�a3 2aaa k V VS Childrens Plaid Skirts Ages 4, 6, 8,,price $1.35 Girls Plaid Dresses Ages 7, 8, 9, Ages 10, 12, 14, $1.69 $1.98 Childrens Mason Knit. Fleece- lined Vests ages 6, 8, 10, ,,,... 40c Ages 12, 14, 16, Bloomers to match Bloomers Navy .1 55c 39c 39c Newtons Clean 3 Ply Wheeling Yarn per skein 40c, per ib. $1.50 Girls Knit Gloves novelty wools, yet sturdyand servicable price 55c Childrens Plain Wool''Mitts knit in ribbed style colors fawn or red 25c Childrens Velvet Suits., In two piece 125 O Childrens Velvet Overalls colors red blue or wine pr $1.15 0 Womens Fleece Lined Bloomers colors peach or cream sizes 38, 40, 42, 44, price 59c Womens Wool and Cotton Winter Vests ..... 45C Bloomers to match 49c Womens Winter Hose pure wool plaited on cotton, sizes 10, 101/2 69c Childrens Wool Hose ribbed color fawn per pair. 55c Flannelette Blankets Size 70 by 90 color creamy white per pair $2.95 Childs Plaid Dresses Ages 2, 4, 6, price "..,,...'I $1.49 Womens Indian Slippers white with white fur trim sizes 4 to 8 price ,,,, ..... $2.15 Womens Juliet Slippers colors blue or wine size,4 to 8 PHONE 40: THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY. 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