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THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
THURS.:, IVIARCII 9, 1939)
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20 LB. PAuIL OF LARD
VEAL 1SiTEWS,.
LAMB STEWS,
VEAL CHOPS:
$ LB. PAIL OF HONEY,
$1.85
per lb. 15c
per lb. 15c
per 'Ib. 22c
80c
CONNELL, & TYNDALL
" CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET "
Phone 162.
Albert Street
STARTLING'
REDUCTIONS
The first' of •many to succumb to
the price -cutter's knife is our entire
stack of Catholic Child's Prayer
Books, Key of Heaven, Garden of the
Soul, Prayers and Instructions, and
Rosaries. Most of them are beauti-
fully bound "books,many in white,
some with-eolomed bindings and em
lossings, but all of them are genuine.
bargains at reductions, some as much
as 50°/q off the regular price. See
them on display in our south window.
Spring Sale
Monarch
Quality
FINISHES
QT.
For a Limited Time Only
"M,ONARCII" QUICK DRYING
ENAMEL
Colors.: White, Ivory, Pale Green.
"MONARCH" VARNISH
STAIN
Colors: Light Oak, Dark Oak,
Ground Color.
"MONARCH" HOUSE PAINT
Colors: White, Ivory, Light
Green, Cream, Buff.
"MONARCH" Clear VARNISH
"MONARCH" FLOOR ENAMEL
Colors: Light Grey, Dark Grey,
Tan, Yellow, Brown
MONARCH FINISHES ARE WONDERFUL VALUE
This sale of wonderful value is made possible ,by special arrange-
ments with the Canada Varnish Co„ Ltd. of Toronto,
makers of this high quality paint.
We are handling this firm's product in this locality and offer this
special (Monarch Brand) at an introductory price.
Do Not Miss This Offer. — You Will Save Money.
SUTTER & PERDUE
HARDWARE, PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS
PHONE 147w. CLINTON, ONT.
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LET US HAVE YOUR ORDER NOW FOR FOR YOUR -
Sap Pan, Buckets, or Spiles
MARTIN SENOUR
Paints and Varnishes
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GIVE US A CALL
T.fia�.� Hardware and _
S9 Plumbing ?hone 249
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SELLING OUT
..Our complete line of Mossberg Rifles at new low prices.. Only
a few left. All tested and guaranteed accurate. Priced from $6.75
up and lower than any nail order house. Have you seen the new
Indian Motorcycle now on display.
Clinton Bicycle and Motorcycle Sales
Treat Yourself to a Goose Dinner
WE HAVE 20 NICE GEESE TO CLEAR AT 12c A POUND
Poultry Plant
Clintlon Creamery
Superior Mares
PHONE 111--CLINTON.
SPECIALS FOR
MARCH 9, 10, & llth.
EXTRA SPECIAL .... ..
PRUNES, Large Size, 25 lb. box 2.35
2 lbs. for 21c
98's $2.201
'LOUR, Peerless, for bread,
24's • 59c
SUGAR, Best Granulated; 10 lbs. 55c
PORK & BEANS, Libby's, 2 tins 1.501
CATSUP, Libby's, 21 oz., 2 btl's. 25c
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CORN, Garden Patch,1/ oz. 2 tin 170
PEAS, Belle City, 17' oz;, 31,tins 25e
ICING, SUGAR, 3 lbs. 25c
'ROLLED ,OATS, Coarse or 'Fhi'e,'
6 lbs.. for 25c
;BROOMS, .5 string colored handle 29c
,KARO SYRUP, 2's ., tin 19c
' SALMON, Cascade fancy pink,
1's tin 14c
GRAPEFRUIT, Seedless, , 8 for 25c
ORANGES, Good Size, 2 doz. 25c
Medium Size , doz, 23c
Large Size ....., doz, P9c
ANNUAL CONCERT
auspices W.A. of 1Ioimesville United
Church to be held in the basement
of the church on
WEDNESDAY," MARCH 15
at 8 o'clock.
Program consists of Musical -Num-
bers,' Readings and a playby the
ladies entitled "No Men Admitted"
Adults 25c;' Children 10c
HURON COUNTY ORCHESTRA
BROADCASTS
Tune in an CFPL
Each MONDAY at 10 to 10.30 p.m.
to hear STAN SMITH & His 10 -Piece
ORCHESTRA
For your next dance enjoy the
Sweet Swing of this popular band.
Rates Reasonable
' ' -- Satisfaction 'Guaranteed
Write box 273 or Phone 231 Exeter.
25-2.
St. Patrick's Tea
under the auspices of the Wesley -
Willis Church will be held in.
the Sunday School room of the -church
Saturday, March 18th
from: 3 o'olcck .until 0 30 p.m.
The convenors will have charge of,
the different booths such as Horne -
/Made Baking, Candy, and a .splendid
tea will be served. - 26-2.
Manning's Sodas, 2 lbs. 25c HIGHER LICENSE FEES
KLEENEX, white' ar pink, 2 pkg, 25c
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Premier Mitchell. Hepburn said
!yesterday the Ontario Government
Pp
I has under consideration the question
nn I of inrior the gascine taaAt',dy1 raisinggmotor vehicle license lees. He
indicated he was inclined to favor the
Free Delivery gasoline tax ,raise,,'because "those
PAPETERIES
In the process o£ adjusting our
stock we have sorted out a number
of boxes of stationery;, which, for
various reasons have not disappeared
from our counters as rapidly as they
should, and to give them impetuisi we
have marked them down very low.
Some are white, others coloured and
a few are assorted, white and col-
oured in the same box. Just imagine
$1.00 boxes for 50c; 50c boxes for
25c etc. Get one while you still have
an assortment to choose from.
BABY SLEIGHS
A Baby Cutter complete with
cream. folding hood•'and finished in. a
brown 'tone with metal runners, or-
iginal price was $9.75) now going at
$4.00.
White Baby Rail Sleigh, quite
strong aeo:.`turdily constructed. Reg-
ular price was $4.50. We now offer
at Vs of the price. Must be sold
and $1.50 buys it.
The W . 11. Fair Go
Often the Cheapest—Always the Beet
1
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rossiter of Lon-
don, visited friends in town on Sun-
day.
Mr. Alex Haddie and Mr. Jaynes
Kennedy spent the weekend in
Toronto.
Mies Mary Turner, Isaac street;
spent Itlhe 'weekend with Toronto
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Copk of Sarnia
visited Mr. and Mrs. John Schoen-
hals last weekend.
Mrs. Charles Glew and Miss Madelon
Glew of London called on Mrs, W.
J. Miller Sr. on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lancaster and son of
St. Marys visited Mr. and -Mrs.
George McLay last weekend.
Mrs. J. Hood of Kippen is spending
a few days at the home of her
brother, Mr. R. J. Fisher.
Mr. Andrew:'. Lawson returned. to his
home on Monday after having
spent several weeks in Clinton
hospital.
Miss Ruth Thompson. of London spent
the weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R. G. Thompson of God-
erich township.
Mrs. Andrew Lane will be at borne
to 2rer frienids on Friday' after-
noon, March 10th between the
hours, of four and sea.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Tyndall, Toronto,
'returned home on Tuesday after
spending the weekend with the
former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Loren Tyndall.
14Ir. William Walker has returned
home after a ten week's visit with
his daughters, Mrs. W. W. Tanner of
Timmins and Mrs. (Dr.) L. D.
Wilson of Ottawa.
Mr. and .Mrs. Louis Peacock, Mr,
and . Mrs. Wm. Cook, Mr. Reg.
Cook and Mr. and Mrs. James Mc-
Neil attended the funeral of the
lato Dorsad McNeil in London on
Friday.
Mrs. Henry McBrien has returned to
Clinton after spending some weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. Morley
Mayor of London, having' also en-
joyed a trip to Ft. Lauderdale' and
other points.
Recent visitors' with Mr. and Mrs;• H.
• W. ' Gould were Mr. Will Gould,
London; Mos, • Earl Crich and
daughter,: Goderich; 'Miss' Clara
Gould, Whitby, and Mr. Needham
of Bownianville,.
Mrs, Fred Weir of Swift Current,
Sask., left Tuesday for her home
after having spent the past two
months at ' th,e home • of her sister;
and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mns.
R. J. Fisher, Mill street, She will
spend a few days in Toronto, also
visit in Winnipeg, and with Mrs.
John Watt of Carroll, Manitoba.
who use the roads should pay for
the roads."
It was learned that should pro-
vincial revenues be increased by
either ' means, the increase would be
used to aid the municipalities reduc,
ing the taxes on reali estate. ,
The Premier warned that should
increased license fees be decided on,
it would be .effective Apail 1 and that
motorists pmurchtasing 1939 license
plates after 'that date, would have
to., pay it..,
SHEARING NOR
The Red 8 White Store -- Clinton,
Quality Combined With Service
Phone As
Special Value Mar. 9,10,11
Matches . 3 Boxes 21c
CLARKS
'SPAGHETTI
3 TINS 25c
EXTRA' Special !
BELLE . CITY
PEALS
2 TIN 15c
R. and W.
CHICKEN
,HADDJE
z TTNB 25c
VANILLA
EXTRACT
2 4ot. bt1.19c
Gold Medal
, TOMATO..
JUICE
25 .oz TINS
23lc
CHOICE
WALNUTS
39c LB.
EXTRA Special !
ELGIN PURE
LARD
2 LBS. 19c
EXTRA Special
GOLD MEDIAL
TOMATOES
3 TINS 25c
EXTRA Special !
WESTONS '
Chocolate
MALLOWS
2 LBS. 25c
R and' W.
SOUPS •
Assorted
3i TINS 25c
CLARKS
PORK and
BEANS
3, TINS 25c
inenensimemmeim
SOAP
FLAKES
5 -Ib. PKG 29c
Dr. Pomelo
GRAPEFRUIT
- JUICE
2 20 oz. TINS
19c
EXTRA Special !
Golden Bantam
CORN
2 TINS 15c
FALCON
PEANUT
BUTTER
21c JAR .,.
Ginger Snaps Lb roc
Fruits i3 Vegetables
ORANGES
Sweet Juicy
2 DOZ. 29c
GRAPEFRUIT
SEEDLESS
R FOR 251.
UR:AN,GE,S,
FLORIDA
Extra Large ,
GRAPEFRUIT.:
LARGE SIZE ,
FFOR 25,..
HOT LEMONADE, TO -NIGHT 5 FOR 1Oc
CELERY HEARTS
V4,ell Bleached
3 BUNCHES 250
SPINACH
Clean and Crisp
2 POUNDS 15c ,.
TOMATOES
Red Firm
POUINDi. 15c
FRESH
CARROTS
2 BUNCHES 15c
HEAR LETTUCE,
Solid ,Heads
2 FOR. 15c,,,
r;
GREEN BEA1'S
POUND 15c'
CAULIFLOWER
Finest Quality
HEAD 25c„
FRESH
BEETS
2 BUNCHES 1sc
COOKING ONIONS, 10 LBS., 19c
RHUBARB NEW CABBAGE
GREEN PEPPER — GREEN ONIONS
RADISHES — SPANISF.d ONIONS'
SWEET POTATOES
SPRING FLOWERS
ARE IN VOGUE
DAFFODILS
IRIS
TULIPS
CARNATIONS
STOCKS
etc.
And Always
DALE'S ROSES
which aro the choicest to be had
If you want help on the care
of your house plants listen over
CFRB on Saturday at 1.15 pan.
You will' also learn ;how to use
POKON PLANTFOOD
30c a jar.
PLANTS
Primulas, Cinerarias and
Cyclamen;
All in good bloom
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
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RiLEY S' GROCERY. � �"
Where Quality Sells & Service Tells All h hlatest :� Sunkist Oranges, ,., 2 doz. for 25c 3fSunkist Oranges, ,, , 2 doz. for 35c F
Sunkist Oranges, ... 2 doz. for 450Sunkist ,Oranges, 'large .., dez- 35c We have assembled a brand new Stock of:
Grapefruit, medium 8 for 25c E CHESTERFIELD, STUDIO, BEDROOM,
DINING and KITCHEN SUITES
4, which will give you a good range to select front,
At Wonderful Savings.
t e Styles
Grapefruit, large 6 for 25c
Head Lettuce, 2 for 15c
Celery Hearts, 2 for 195cc
New Carrots, 2 1
Spy Apples, 6 quart basket, .,,. 29c ,
i Shortening, 2 for 23c ;,
Lard 2 for 19c ;i
Peas, Corn & Tomatoes , 2 for 19c
P. & G. Soap5 for 15c A.
Habitant Pea Soup 2 for 19e '{F
Salmon Fish, red ib. 15e =�
Salt Herring, doz. 35c
Free Coupons on Premiums and
Chinaware.
RILEY'S Grocery
Phone 39. Free Snappy Delivery.
Also a Big Stock of:
BEDS, SPRINGS, and MATRESSES
At Greatly Reduced Prices.
So when you start house-cleaning, this assortment:
of bargains will make your shopping easy.
Tho Store With the Stock.
BALL and ZAPFE
HARDWARE, FURNITURE
Embalmers, Funeral Directors, Ambulance Service.
q♦ Phones: Store 195; N. Bali, 110 .• J, J. Zapfe, 103
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CASH SPECIALS
Fresh Beef, rolled and boneless, .,.,..,.. per ib. 13c
Bologna, in piece 2 lb. 25c
Sausage, large :style, 2 lbs. 29c
)Sausage; small style, per 'lb. 19c
Sausage, Pure' Pork, 1 lb. pkgs.
25c
Fresh 'Picnic Hams, ' per. ib. 19c
Jewel Shortening, 2 lbs. 23c
Pure Lard, 2 .lbs. ,19c.
Salmon, Silver Bright, whole or half fish, lb. 12c
Fillets, 'yS'moked per lb. 15c
Headcheese, in piece, per lb. 13c
Fresh Cheese, 2 lbs. or over, per lb. 1 T c
Peanut Butter 'in pint ferns, -
each 25c
Clarks Soups, assorted, 3 tins 19c
Coffee, McLaren, 1 lb. freshly ground,
with Free Cup and Saucer
39c
Onions, cookers, G quart baskets, each 25c
Apples, cookers, 6 quart basket,
25c
Head Lettuce, large size, each 10c
Cabbage, firm heads,
5c
Tomatoes, selected, per 1i • 15c
Turnips; 2. for ...5c
White Beans, hand picked, 8 lbs. 25c
ORANGES, 2 Doz. 25c
Lemons, the large size
4 for 10'c
GRAPEFRUIT, Large Size
6fo1'25c
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