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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1939-04-20, Page 8PAGE 8 THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD THURS., APRIL 20, i.s^') `, VEAL CHOPS, lb..22 c VEAL STEWS, lb. .15c LAMB STEW lb,'.15c MINCE MEAT, 2 lbs. .25c SAUER KRAUT, lb. .7c DRY SALT PORK, Boneless .20c CONNELL & TYND A ..L " CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET " Plane 162. Albert Street Get Your Spying Needs WE CARRY: SHOVELS, SPADES, RAKES, HOES, LAWN BROOMS, FORKS, ETC. 1 ELECTRIC WASHER "WATFIRFLUX" Nothing moves but the water. See it demonstrated., 1 HAND POWER "PATRIOT" WASHER 1 "HOMESTEAD" WRINGER $19.00 $5.00 AGENTS FOR ELECTRIC FRIGIDAIRE with the Silent Meter -Miser. BUTTER & PERDUE HARDWARE, PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS PHONE 147w. CLINTON, ,ONT. Buy 4 arb Wire Now Prices are bound to advance. Buy and save. SOLE AGENTS for MARTIN SENOUR PAINTS & VARNISHES Use a Guaranteed Product — It Saves You Money. 41r a�� Hardware and S9 Plumbin Phone 244 BICYCLES REPAIRED and OVERHAULED SOMETHING TO CROW ABOUT! View our Sporting Goods and be convinced. Auto -bikes for Kiddies, McCann Sets, etc. For Men and Boys: C.C.M. Bikes and Supplies, also Indian: Motorcycles, Fishing Supplies and Guns a complete line, Epps Sport Shop Superior Stores PHONE 1L1—CLINTON. SPECIALS FOR APRIL - 20 =' 21- 22nd PORK & BEANS, Aylmer 2 21 -oz. Tins ....... 15c DEL MAIZ . NIBLETS. 2 r ns 21c DERBY CHEESE, %z lb. pkg.. 13c BISCUITS, Choc. Mallow; ... Ib.; 15c BRAN FLAKES, Post's, .. pkg lOc PEPPER, BLACK, . O/z lb. 16c PINEAPPLE, Sliced Tin 10c TOMATOES, 2 large tins 17c BEANS, Golden. Wax,; ., .. 2 tins 19c NUT CRUSH, J6 oz. Jar 25c RINSO, .... Small IOc; Large 24c HANDY AMMONIA, Pkg. 5c PEARL SOAP; . 6 bars 25c • SURPRISE SOAP, . 4 bars 19c NUGGET SHOE POLISH, .tin 12e DUTCH SETS. ONIONS, 2 lbs.; 17c NEW CARROTS, .. , large bunch 5c COOKING ONIONS, .... 8 lbs. 25c PARSNIPS, .... 3 lbs. 10c NEW CABBAGE, , .. .. lb. 7c LEAP LETTUCE, ..... , . 2 for 15c T8RTHPSC N We are Paying 16c For 5 Ib Fowl This Week Clinton Creamery Phone 145J MERRILY WE SING Introducing this new Community Song Book, the publishers feel that not only have they compiled and. created a publication that will find, a ready, place in every music library,` but that they have made a marked contribution to the musical gayety of the nation Included in Merrily We Sing: containing more than 175 sdngs, are such perennial favorites as "When You Wore a Tulip" "Over There", "Peggy O'Neil'', "MOTHER," ete. They are songs that have been enjoyed for the past several' decades and have been selected by those who knew whatyou and' your grand- parents would most enjoy. Now to be found on our music counter, Price 35c. KIRSCH FLAT ,ROOS Can't sag and never tarnish. Grace- fully curved ends -easy to put up• and easy to take down. Will not rust in any climate. Are light, strong, dur- able. They are permanent fixtures, have a lasting finish and designed as curtain rods should be -to remain in the background while doing their work so that the draperies may be displayed with . good effect and give, generous room for the movement of the shade. Single, Double and Triple. VENETIAN BLINDS Modernize your Home or Office with "Sunray'.' Venetian Blinds. They are fashionable as well as constructed of thin, fine quality, wooden slats fin- ished with three coats of lustrous lac- quer; they eliminate the intensity of thesun's glare, but capture the light units and reflect them to the ceiling, from whence they are distributed with a diffused and pleasing effect, into the shaded area of the room. We will be pleased to show you .our samples of colours for tapes and slats and also the operation of these blinds on a scale model window. Let us know your requirements and we will be Pleased to submit a price ac- cording to the size of your window. WHITE ELEPHANT SALE Thursday Apr. 27th Under the auspices of The Hospital Aid Association in the Council Chamber at 2 p.m. The success of this sale will depend on your donations. We ask the patronage of the mem- bers of the community in this very worthy cause. Kindly leave all donations at Town Hall before this date. 31-2. "Simple Simon Simple" 8 -Act Farce Comedy by St. Paul's Dramatic Society in the Parish Hall THURSDAY and FRIDAY Tile W B. Fall GD Often the Cheapest --Always the Best — V d �� in$11plllllli mm unm � :mill II lit lillBt Miss Shirley B•awden is visiting in Hamilton, Mr. C. G. Middleton spent a few days this week in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. L. Dippell are visiting Mr. and Mrs. 0'. W. Potter. Col. and Mrs. Hoare spent Wednes- day with friends in London, Mrs, Cree Cook left on Saturday for a visit with relatives in Detroit. Mr. Lloyd Dark of Wingham was a weekend guest of Alvin Corless. Miss Eva Rapsion who has spent the winter in Toronto has returned to Clinton. M. Jack Hawkins is visiting for a time in Dresden with Mr. and Mrs, Al. Smith. Mrs. • C. Frost of Denfield is visiting her patents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allison of town. Miss .B. Greene returned home on Monday after spending the past week in Toronto. IVIr, V. C. French of the Wetoskiwin Tines, Alberta, is visiting Clinton friends this week. A number from Clinton attended the Military Ball held at Strathroy. last .Friday. night Mo. and Mrs. Sid Thoinpson and family of Komoka called on Clinton friends last weekend. Mrs. Edward Yungblutt spent the weekend at the home of her moth- er; Mrs. Annie Brown. Miss .Cathleen. Cuninghame visited her brother, Mr. John Cuninghame in Hamilton last weekend. Rev.. G. G. Burton will exchange pul- pits on Sunday morning with Rev. .I3 V. Workman of Seaforth Master J IVessey of St. Marys has. been spending the Easter holidays with his aunt, Miss R. V. Irwin. Mr. X. G. Waters attended the Board of Governors meeting, Lions -Inter- national, held in Toronto this week. Mrs. Mary Knight of Bowmanville and Mr.' and Mrs. Knight and son of Toronto , have been visiting Mr. Alex Haddie. Mr. and Mrs. H. Bartliff, Miss A. Bartliff .and Mr. Elliott Bartliff were in Toronto this week for a couple of days. Mo. and Mrs. Milton Young of Chisel- horst, with their niece, Miss Myrtle Gohu of Fort Francis were Sim - day guests of Mrs. E. Kennedy. Mr. J. C. Shearer was in Oxford County on Tuesday for the purpose of purchasing calves for the God- erich district Junior Farmers, Calf CIub. Miss Audrey Grealis spent the East- - er holidays With • her cousin, Miss Leona Webster of Varna, and with her aunt, Mrs. A. Mustard • of Brucefield. GODERICH TOWNSHIP Aileen and Juno McCartney spent part 0:e their Easter holidays with their eeusiar Jayne Forel of Coderich. Mr. lteg. Cook of S. 5, No. 1], represented the Godeiteh township Teachet s Association a the Ontario Educational Conventions in Tm onto last week whieh was held' in Toronto The Reel C.4 White Store Quality Combined With Service Special Values Aper. 20 to 26 SOAP, P&G 3 bars 10C PEALS, Belle City 2 tins 15c ASPARAGUS, cuttings tin 10c TUNA FLAKES PEAS, COFFEE, Aylmer No. 4 Special ' 2 tins 25c 2 tins 17c lb. 29c SYRUP, Beehive 2's tin 18c CORN, Belle City PEANUT BUTTER, 20 -oz. jar 2 Tins 15c 1.9c COFFEE, Bulk lb. 19c PEACHES, for pies tin 10c BULBS, 60 Watt To Clear 3 for 25c TOILET TISSUE, cyclone 7 for 23c MACARONI, 1 ib. pkg. 3 for 25c TOMATO JUICE, large tin 2 for 15c FLOUR, R. & W. Pastry 24's 49c MATCHES, 3 boxes 21c QHIPSO, Large and 3 Camay Soap 29c 10c PICKLES, sliced, 15 -oz. jar SOAP, Carbolic 3 for 14c ar Clino Phone:- 48 FRESH QUALITY CELERY HEARTS, 3 bunches 25c 2, pounds 29c PINEAPPL1 S, Fancy Fresh each 20c GRAPES, sweet delicious FRESH STRAWBERRIES, TENDER GREEN PEAS, pound 25c box 2'0c. GRAPEFRUIT, large seedless 6 for_ 25c ORANGES SWEET SEEDLESS 2 Doz. 25c ORANGES ORANGES VERY JUICY MeSdlWEET"um Ere Floridas glikC Doz. large me, Doz. 2 43 c LEMONS, Medium Size 5 for 10c GREEN BEANS, 2 pounds 29c A Delicious Green Vegetable BROCCOLI, bunch 29c One Bunch Of, ASPARAGUS CARROTS BEETS RADISHES sc GREEN ONIONS A BUNCH TOMATOES, Fancy Selected pound 19c LEAF LETTUCE, SPINACH, Crisp Clean 2 bunches 15c 2 pounds 15c' Unique Commemoration Souvenirs FOR THE ROYAL VISIT PQTTERY CONT.AINERS, CANOES, SHOES and MOCCASINS Planted with choice varieties of CACTI. "G. and E., Canada, 1939" On each container. 50e EACH We sell Pokon Plantfood and Vitaspra for your house plants. 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 RILEY'S GROCERY. Where Quality Sells & Service Tells UNWRAPPED SOAP, .... 6 for 25c Large Bar BLACK TEA, 35c, or 3 lbs, for $1.00 V lb. Bag McCormick Sodas . , 17c' •salted LOOSE CORN STARCH, 3 lbs. 25c DATES with pitts in 4 lbs. 25c j Loose WASHING STARCH, 2 lb. 19c GRAPENUT FLAKES, ... 2 for 19c CORN, PEAS, TOMATOES 3 for 25e BURLINGTON CATSUP, . 3 for 25c GRAPEFRUIT, Medium , . 8 for 25c GRAPEFRUIT, Large . , , . 6 for 25e SUNKIST ORANGES, , . 2 Doz. 25c SUNKIST ,ORANGES, .. 2 Doz. 35c SUNKIST ORANGES, Doz. 25e, 35e LEAF LETTUCE, 2 for 15c Head Lettuce Celery Hearts New Carrots — Ripe Tomatoes Fresh Pineapple RILEY'S Grocery Phone 39., Free Snappy Delivery. House (..• learIng Will Soon be ' Ord ""t• We Are Showing a Wonderful Stock of: LINOLEUM, CONGOLEUM, and FELTOL, in all' widths and smartest patterns, also RUGS in all sizes and patterns. You will find a nice selection of AXMINSTER RUGS at very low prices. So make it your business to see our stock, and he satisfied. You will find a large stock of SPRINGS and MATTRESSES to select from at any price you want to pay, As well as a great sciection of STUDIO COUCHES in all the latest covers at real savings. HARDWARE We carry a large stock of PAINTS, VARNISHES, SHELLAC and WAXES, also lots of PAINT BRUSHES, MOPS and WALL BRUSHES. The Store With the Stock. BALL and ZAPFE HARDWARE, FURNITURE Embalmers, Funeral Directors, Ambulance Service. ••''aa Phones:♦♦��Store 195; N. Ball, 110; J. J. Zapfe, 103 yoS4, 44141 : iii �H.. 0-44 IH:HM i T HN -0-0s- HHS -c4.: 4 44,44424-4 « 41.4:t:1^i NE M Boys Chambray Overalls, Navy, knee length 25c Long Legs 29c Boys Baseball Caps, . combination colored doeskin Boys Golf Tose, Boys Walker Overalls, '15c per pair 25c $1.10 and $1029' Boys Novelty Cotton Jerseys made in contrastingi colored stripes, sizes small, medium and largo For 49c Boys Knee Pants, 50c, 75c, 95c Boys Play Suits„ coveralls, strong material, color blue, triimmed with red, sizes 2, 4, 6, 8. $1.10 Boys ,Oxfords, Black, $1,89, $1.98, $2.25 Boys High Dress Shoes, $1.69 to `$2.25 Boys Heavy Work Boots $2019 to $2.49' Boys Heavy Woi'k or"School Oxfords $1.95 ISS Men's Work Boots, high grade, medium or cheap, We have the best Best Glade of Shoes in Stock that we . have ever offered to the trade. When you buy 0111 boots you are going to get what you pay for. When in need of OXFORDS it may be to your advantage to look over our stock—an excellent sample of Footwear. , Mens Wool Work Socks, 4 pair 95c Men's Silk and Lisle Hose, 3 pair $1.00 Men's Jockey Shorts, per pan 35 c Men's Athletic Shirts, per,; garment 29c Men's Penman's Balbriggan L. S. Shirts and L. L. Drawers, per garment 55c Men's Penman Balbriggan one -button Union iSuitd per suit 59c Men's Penman Balbriggan S. S. Shirts and S. L Drawers, per garment 49c