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The Clinton News Record, 1939-01-19, Page 8PAGE 8 THE CLINTON NEWS-�t'RCOXLiD II THURS., JAN: 19;1' 1938); CHOICE ROASTING CHICKENS, for Weekend. See us about quarters of 'Choice Beef before you, buy, and just get a cut as you need it fresh, and let the rest stay in proper storage. Why chalice this mild weather. BULK SAUER KRAUT, MUTTON, Good Roast, MUTTON BOILS, CHOICE, HOME-MADE SAUSAGE, 2 LBS. 35c LB. 7c LB. ;12c LB. 10:c CONNELL & TYND►ALL " CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET " Phone 162. Albert Street SEE THE Clare's fully enamelled Coal and Wood Range REGULAR $118.00 FOR $85.00 ,N,. THIS IS A JANUARY SPECIAL • Call in and get a cutof this range — A Real Bargain. • Ts llawkInS,HardwareLand o PlumbingPhone244 2. SEEING IS BELIEVING That's why we now have a window display at Loekwood's Barber Shop so that you can see some of the Winter Sporting Supplies we carry. Make a point to seer this display. SPECIALS IN RADIOS AND RERIGERATORS -- Low Prices fon Quick Turnover Now in Effect at Clinton Bicycle and Motorcycle Sales STOP! YOUR SUIT NEEDS CLEANING LOOK AT OUR 7 -DAY SPECIAL, — FRIDAY, JAN. 20 to JAN. 27 3 PIECE SUIT 85e LADIES 1 PIECE DRESS 85c 4 PIECE SUIT $1.25 . LADIES 2 PIECE DRESS $1.10 SINGLE PANTS 40c MEN'S OVERCOAT 95c LADIES .,OVERCOATwith or without fur 95e GLIDDON'S PRESS SHOP "We Call For and Deliver" GODERICH TOWNSHIP Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Cole of Tuck- ersmith spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cole. Mr .and Mrs. Ken Merner and fam- ily spent Friday with the former's sister, Mrs. Holman of New. Dundee. Mr. Guy Hicks of Clinton who has spent the past few weeks with his sister, Miss E. Hicks- of Goderich, is now with his daughter, Mrs. Oliver Welsh, and intends remaining for an extended visit. VARN: ' Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Keys spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Jas, M. Reid of Clinton. My'. and Mts. Lawrence Stephenson spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Ostrom. :The annual meeting of the United Church Sunday School was held in the Church on Friday evening last, The following officers and teachers were elected: Associate superintend. ants, Fred McClymont, David Steph- enson.; secretaries, Bobbie Reid, Ivan °Stiephenson, Alvin Keys;treasurer, W. Stephenson, Wm. McAsh; .cradle roll shpt., Mrs. •Geo. Reid; temperance. ti pt.,. • Mrs. ` Peters; ,mission supt., 4rtha Deihl; organists, Marjorie thwell, Julene Stephenson, Floyd' Ash, Anna Reid; Senior Bible class, Mrs.Peters, Mrs. Stephenson, Mrs.` S tbt'loek 'Keys; ' Mrs. ' D. ' Stephenson; Junior Bible class, Bertha Diehl, Mrs. Da'yid Stephenson; Jr. boys class, Mrs. Fred Reid, 'Mrs. Sherlock Keys; Jr,.i girls .class, Jean Reid, Marjorie Rathhwell, Anna Reid; Primary boys, Mrs. McClymont, Mrs. Geo.`Johnston; Primary girls, Rachael'•Johnston, Mrs; •Wbi. Stephenson. • EEENEZER The annual congregational meeting of Ebepezer United Church was held on^January 13th, when reports were received, from the Sunday School, Of- fncidl Board; 'tlie"W. A: 'Missionary and Maintenance. Mr. Irwin Tebbutt was. reappointed a member of the ses- sion and Mr. D. Reuger was reap- pointed member of the Board of Stew- ards. Election of officers for Sun- day School was as follows: Superin- tendant, Carman Tebbutt; assistant, Fred Lobb? secretary -treasurer, Ira Merrill; Bible Class •teacher, Irvin Tebbutt, assistant, Rev.; Wilding; In- termediate class, Mrs. Ira Merrill; As- sistant, Mrs. Harold' Lobb; Infant class, Mrs. Carman Tebbutt, assist - .ant, 'Miss Joy Lobb; organist,, church and Sunday. School, Irvin Tebbutt; -assistant, Elmer Merrill. of Auburn, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Daer of Auburn. The bride looked lovely in a gown of royal blue chiffon velvet with matching ac- cessories. The matron of honor was the groom's only sister, Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell of McNaught, who chose navy blue figured crepe with acces- sories to match. The groom was sup- ported by his uncle, Mr. J. J. Tuber- ville, of Auburn. A dainty wedding luncheon was served at the hone of the bridegroom's Barents, after which Mr. and Mrs. Daer left by motor for a wedding trip to London, Hamilton, and other points. The bride chose for travelling a black silk crepe dress i with white trimmings and accessories to match. On their return Mr. and Mrs. Daer will reside on the groom's farm east of Auburn. LONDESBORO Mr, and Mrs. Milton nooper and Gladwyn of St. Marys visited with Mr. and Mrs. James Elsley last, week. Mrs. Hugh ••Chesney and two child- ren spentseveral days with her sist- er, Mrs. J. P. Manning, returning to her home ori Sunday, Mr. W. E. Manning "returned from the Clinton hospital ons Saturday last where he underwent operations for tonsils and hernia. Ile is gaining in strength daily,_ 1'1re ;Choir of the.. United Church are having a concert in the Commun- ity hall on the 27th of January. Rev. Menzies will also give a travel talk showing many slides. -Mr. and Mrs. Win. Lyon -are both laid, up with a severe cold, • Mr. Lyon being in bed for the past week. W." M. S. Meeting The regular meeting of the Wom- en's- Missionary Society was held in the 'basement of the church with the new president, Mrs. I., Pe Manning in charge. The meeting opened with a worship period conducted by Mrs. Manning and prayer in unison. Mi n- •'ii`tes;'busmess `rhli call Arid paying of fees followed. "Miss B' Kirk of the Visiting Committee }eported.. twelve visits. - The roll call for February • is to be' answered With a verse con- taining the word "seek."- Annual re- ports from the' secretaries and lead- ers were given and Rev. Menzies con- ducted the installation of the new officers. The theme of the meeting was "Christ has no hands but our hands.". The study book period was conducted by Mrs. W. Lyon under the heading, "The Church reaches out." Bible readings were given by Mrs, F: Hall and several members offered sentence. prayers. The attendance at the meeting was thirty-nine, Daer-Vodden -'A quiet but pretty wedding was solemnized at the United church manse, Auburn, .on Tubsday, January 10th, at high noon, when Rev. H. C. Wilson, pastor of Knox United church, united in marriage Dorothy Emiline Vodden, ,eldest daughter of Mr..and Mrs, Charles Vodden of Lon- desboro, and Mr. Bert Edward Daer Londesboro , Frriends Make` Presentation On Wednesday evening of last week members of the Londesboro Commun- ity Club and friends met in the Com- munity Hall for an evening of danc- ing and to present Mr: and Mrs: John Leiper, a bride and groom of January 3rd.' with an address and 'burse of Will buy you a note size writing - Pad and a package of envelopes to match, A:nice quality of 'paper and a good weight envelope in either a linen finish or a kid finish with an attractive cover on each pad. This is our annual sale of pada and envelopes: and, if we may say so, quite as good; in value as those of the past., 23c Will obtain for you one Foldover Pad and one package of envelopes to match, of the same quality as those described above. This size is very popular' with the ladies, and some gentlemen too. 27C Will entitle you to a letter size pad and package of envelopes of the same quality as those previously de- scribed. The large pad . is much in favor with business men and those who prefer a large sheet on which to write. 75c for 50c We are much overstocked with Playing. Cards at the present time. In order to adjust this we offer one entire line of 75c quality to clear at 50c. An excellent quality, but just a trifle wider card than usual. .. NOW $I.29 The Citadel by A. J. Cronin. With the consent of Mr. Cronin the pub- lishers now offer last season's best seller, both here and abroad, for $1.29. The same book that originally sold at $2.50. Tfle W. D. Fair Go Often the C eape t.--,Alwaye the Beet E Q � � fs Lj pia➢glG,pppliN � VIII I Miss Margaret Durst spent Tuesday in Dashwood. Dr. and Mrs, W. A. Oakes visited in Toronto over the weekend. Mr. J. C. Shearer attended the meet- ing of County Council in Goderich yesterday. Mrs. George Lavelle, of Palmerston, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Churchill. Miss Ruby Newman, chief telephone operator at Winghain, called on friends here on Saturday, Miss Gladys Addison, Reg. N., of Petrolia, is visiting her parents; Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Addison. Mrs, F. Livermore visited in Ilarriston over the weekend with her son, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Livermore. Miss Isabelle Holmes, Reg. N. return- ed to London on Sunday to resume nursing after her recent illness. money as a token of their best wishes far future happiness. During the lunch hour Mr, and Mrs. Leiper were called to the front of the hall and Mr. John Armstrong read to them the following •address: Mr.. Alex Wells' made the presentation of the purse of money,. Mre, Leiper expressing ap:: preciation on behalf of himself and bride for +thele thoughtfulness. and good wishes: Dear..Jack and Jean:— We, your many friends, ' have as- sembled here tonight to spend a social time together -with you, and • to ex= tend to you our best wishes for a long and •happy married life. We would have preferred to have you make your home right in our midst, but we are pleased to learn that you are not going to' bevery far away. We will look . forward • to having you come and enjoy with us many of our social gatherings. We also trust that you will visit with us individually whenever you find it con- venient. You Jack, have spent the most of your life in this community, and have Made a host of friends, your easy manner that enabled you to mix so well with the boys will not soon be forgotten, • You Jean, are no stranger to many here tonight. We' are sure that you will never regret the, stop that you have taken, you, too wiII always be Made welcome when you. return to our community. We are glad to include you within our circle of friendship. The road 'of matrimony that lies before you will not always be paved, you are bound to meet with discour°- agements andiunpleasan,t experiences, but we trust that those times will be easily forgotten by pleasant exper- iences and the .brightness of success and prosperity. As -a small token of our friendship and best wishes, we ask you to ac- cept this small sump of money. May it enable youto get ,same small re- membrance of the days spent in the Londesboro Connntmity Club. You know someone has said:— "This world. that we are living in Is nighty hard to beat; You'll find a thorn with every rose, But aren't the roses sweet? —Signed on behalf of the Londesboro Community Club, Alex Welds, Pres,, John Armstrong, sea-treas. SHEARING NOR Your RED F3 WHITE Store Phone 48 GROCERIES CLINTON Free Delivery: FRUITS — VEGETABLES. SOAP FLAKES 5 LB. CARTON 29c PEAS R. & W. No. 4 - 2 TINS 19c LADY GO'DIVA SOAP 4 for 19c WHITE BEANS 3.LBS. 10c WHEAT FLAKES' 51b BAG 2.3c MIXED NUTS LB. 15c Pineapple MARMALADE 32 oz. JAR 2.7c MUSHROOMS 10I/2 oz. TIN 15c TEA R. & W. I/2 lb. PKG. 34c COFFEE CLUB LB. 29c JELLY BEANS LB. 1:5c PEACHES R. & W. 2 for 29c GINGER SNAPS LB. 10C Oranges As You Like Them SWEET — JUICY --SEEDLESS 2 Doz. 25c — 2 D'oz. 29c -- 2 DOZ. 45c GRAPEFRUIT, 1Seedless 6 FOR 25c TANGARINES, Extra Large 2. 12,0Z. 29c NOTICE THE NEW LOW PRICES - •ROLLED OATS FOR FRESH VEGETABLE'S 6 LBS. 25c SPINACH, Cleat'. Crisp, . 2: Per& 19c GREEN ONIONS, 2 bunches 11c HEAD LETTUCE, Solid Heads, 2' for. 13c TOMATOES, Fine Quality 2 lbs. 25c CELERY STALKS, Large White, Crisp, Each 5c CAULIFLOWER, MASTER DOG FOOD 1 lb. PKG. 10c DURHAM CORN STARCH 2 PKGS. 19c SHRIMPS TIN I9c COFFEE R. & W. 1 lb. TIN 39c MUSHROOMS, White, CELERY HEARTS, GREEN BEANS, CARROTS, Imported, .CABBAGE, Hard Heads, ��stssss► HEAD' 22c Pound 33c 2' Bunches 21c 2 Pounds 25c 2 Bunches 17c EACH 5c ASK US 'ABOUT THE CLINTON RADIO BROADCAST Announcement We have much pleasure in announc- ing that we now have the much advertised Pokon Plantfood FOR SALE 30e -A JAR Listen on Saturday over CFRB at 1.15 p.m. Tou will get help concerning the care of yotir house plants and how to use P,OKON HYACINTHS In small pots at only 15c Larger Pots 25c Pans of Assorted Colors 50e each. CUT FLOWERS Spring Flowers now available, as well as Roses and Carnations. P. R. CUNINGHAME Member of Florists Telegraph Delivery -Association. Phones 176 and '31. RILEY'S GROCERY. Where Quality Sells & Service Tells 23c Sale Brown. Sugar 4 lbs. for 23c White Sugar 4 lbs. for 23c Large Bottle Catsup ...... 2 far 23c Macaroni 5 lbs. for 23c Best Rice 3 lbs. for 23e Good Rice 4 lbs. for 23c Fine or Coarse Rolled ° Oats 6 lbs. 23c Large Grapefruit 6 far 23c Large Celery Hearts ,2 for 23c Cattle Salts Sulphur l Oyster Shell 6 lbs. for 23c 6 lbs. for 23c 18 lbs. for 23c, Sunkist Oranges .... 2 doz. for 35c! Medium size Red Salmon Fish , ... per Ib. 15c Oysters, in glass 29c EXTRAS—Ripe Tomatoes, Head Let- tuce, Waxed Turnips, Hard Cabbage, and California Grapes. Free Snappy Delivery, At All Hours RILEY'S . Grocery Phone 39. Free Snappy Delivery. Jf, We are Offering the Following Hockey Sticks, regular 50c for 35c Hockey Sticks, regular $1.25 for $1.0.0 Several Pairs Skates at 75c per pair Mats for 18c, while they last. 1 Rubber Mats for $1.00 to $2.00 BLACK DIAMOND CROSS -CUT !SAWS BLACK DIAMOND AXES fully guaranteed 1 Special Wood Heater, nearly .new 1 Electric Radio, new $5.00 $25.00 SUTTER & PERDUE HARDWARE, PLUMBING, TINSMITHING, ELECTRICAL Phone 147w. WIRING, P.O. Box 48 i! ASH SPECIALS Grocery Department Lipton Orange Pekoe Tea, per lb. 65c Coffee, Harry Horne's brand with free Cup and Saucer, per lb. 39c Eureka Minute Tapioca, 2 pkgs. for 21c Beans,' Hand Picked, 8 lbs. for 23c Crown Brand Corn Syrup, 5 Ib. tins 37c Fresh Cheese, 2 lbs. for 35c Lard, Maple Leaf or Whyte's, 2 lb. for 21 c Ideal Tomato Catsup, 3 bottles 25c Fresh Rolled Beef, per lb. 12c Bologna in piece, per Ib. 13c Sausage, Small Style, per lb. 19c Fresh Salmon, sliced per lb. 15c Oranges, Lemons, Grapefruit, Apples, Citrons, Hubbard Squash and Celery in Stock. Dry Goods Department HOUSE DRESSES for• Women and Misses, 150 to choose from and a fine .assortment of shades. and styles and priced to sell. 31 MOIR SILK DRESSES, smartly styled, Regular. price $3.49, Sale Price $2.49' 17 WOOL KNITTED DRESSES, Regular $2.98, Sale Price $2.29 24 WINTER DRESSES for Growing Girls, '; Regular price $1.79, Sale $1.39' SILVER FOX FURS 'NOW. ON SALE 'AT BARGAIN PRICE Fur 'Trimmed Motor Boots to be Cleared, Black or Brown shades in Women's sizes :.. $1.98 Misses Sizes , S1.69 Childrens sizes $1.49. ' CLINTON COMMUNITY SALE will be conducted Tuesday, Jan. 24th and Our Prices will be effective until that date.