The Clinton News Record, 1939-06-15, Page 8'IPAGE 8
THE • CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
THURS., ; JUNE" 15; 1939
8 -LB. PAIL DARK CLOVER HONEY
LAMB STEWS,
SPRING LAMB CHOPS
20 -LB PAIL SCHNEIDERS LARD, ,,, only $1.85
BRISKET BROIL, lb..NCI
75c
lb. 15c
Ib. 30c
CONNELL & ` TYNDALL
" CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET "
Phone 162. Albert Street
Call and See
OUR GLASSWARE DEPARTMENT
WATER PITCHERS • — GLASSES — BOWLS — CASSEROLES
ENGLISH TRAYS & ETC. '
GRANITE WARE—Ivory. and Red; 'Ivory and Green
We have a few LAWN MOWERS left and are
offering same at a Special Price to Clear.
DON'T FORGET TO SEE
Our New 1939 FRIGIDAIRE.
The only Refrigerator with the Meter -Miser
SUTTER & PERDUE
HARDWARE, PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS
PHONE 147w. CLINTON, ,ONT.
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Have your HAY ROPE renewed now and be ready/ 4
1when you need it.
' MARTIN SENOUR PAINTS and VARNISHES
i
1 108-€t. Length and 1 98 -ft. Length
at Bargain Prices.
PULLEYS of all Kinds HECLA FURNACES
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Hardware and Plumbing Ulnbin Phone 249
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EXAMINATION AWARDS
Give the boy or girl a BICYCLE as a Special Prize this year.
C.C.M. BICYCLES are reliable and low priced. All models and
accessories in stock. .Also a few second-hand machines.
FISHING TACKLE is selling well, here's the place to get it.
BASEBALL EQUIPMENT, CAMPER'S NEEDS and INDIAN
MOTORCYCLES.
Clinton Bicycle and Motorcycle Sales
Superior Stores
y 1 PHONE 111--C1LINTON.
SPECIALS FOR
JUNE 15th 16th 17th
SALMON, Maple Leaf, 1/2s tin 16c
PEAS, Peter Pan No, 3 sieve,
2 tins for 15c
CORN, Belle City Bantam, 2 tins 15c
CORN FLAKES, Sugar Crisp,
2 pkgs. for 13c,
COFFEE, Royal York, 1 -lb. tin 33c1
FLOUR, Arctic PASTRY, 24's .. 49c
CHEESE, Finest New, . , - , lb. 15c
TOMATOES, Lynn Valley,
2 large tins for 17ci
TOMATO JUICE Libby's, Libby's,
3 26 -oz. tins for 25c
The new telephone .system will go
into effect here on ,Judy 5th. Instead
of using the crank subscribers will
signal central by merely lifting the
receiver. The new addition to the
office will be opened the same day.
The assortment of goods in,
our North Window and their
sale, places us in r' . buyer's
market, nota sellers, Its a
buyer's market because it is the
customer who makes the price,.
We daily reduce the price and
will continue so, te, do until the
near zero point' of one cent is
reached. Its all in pleasing
accord with the thrifty pocket-
book and an economically prud-
ent opportunity., We started at
"your choice" $1.00. To -day
(Thursday) the price is 22c and
on Saturday it will be 19e. Thrift
is the •password for the buyer
and our reward is the disposing
of odds and ends of stock. We
feel sure the price will be pleas-
ing to you. Your decision is
simply—Can we use any of the
articles displayed?
A WINNER
In. our opinion at least, is the 5 -
Cup Tea Pot now on display in our
South Window. Dark brown, decor-
ated in rich floral effect, and in three
shapes, round, oblong and squaro,.
truly an excellent value at 29c each.
Worthy of mention are Milk Juga
in two patterns„ about 11/2 pint
capacity and 15c each,
The W. D. Fair Co
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
11111111r ilsllllUllllinni inn
Miss Mae Mitchell visited. in Hespele •
last weekend. •
Rev. McGoun and family moved this
week to London.
Mr. Tom Cooke of Niagara Falls is
holidaying at his home in town.
Miss Agnes Agnew of Toronto has
been holidaying at her home here.
Mrs. A. J. McMurray has returned
home after spending six weeks in
Toronto. •
Mr. Alex. Haddy, Wes. and Don.
spent the weekend in Toronto and
Bowra erville,
Miss K. Durst of Wroxeter spent
Sunday with her sister, Miss
Margaret Durst.
Rev. J. E. Hogg was the guest of
Mr. and Mrs, Adam Stewart, Stan-
ley township, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holland, Sea -
forth, were guest of Mr. and Mrs.
M. Nediger on Sunday.
Mrs, George McDonald returned
home on Sunday after spending the
past month in Toronto.
Mrs. Beaton andaHohnes visted for
a couple of days with Mrs. A. S.
Durkin near Grand Valley.
Mrs. McCague of Hanover has
been visiting her parents here, Mr.
and Mrs. Jim.. Schoenhals.
NIBLETS CORN, 2 tins 25c
ALL BRAN, I{dllogg's , , pkg. 23c
COCOA, Cowan's, Yz's 15c; l's 25e
SHOE POLISH, Nugget ... tin 12c
PEANUT BUTTER, 2 -Ib. jar . 25c
TEA, Blue Boy .... 1/2 -lb, pkg. 25c
SHELLED WALNUTS, .. 1/ lb. 19c
SHRIMPS, , , , , tin 16c
"GRAPEFRUIT, Seedless . 6 for 25c
LEMONS, Large Size doz. 29c1
TOMATOES, Hot House ... lb. 20c
T. R, THflMPSDN
The Lady Bowlers and holding a
meeting in the Board Room of the
Town Hall on Monday evening, June
19th. Definite arrangements have
been made with the'men so that all
plans for a successful season can. be
made at this meeting. All ladies
interested are urged to attend.
SPRING PLANTS
The Cuninghame Greenhouses can supply you with
the following:
ALYSSUM
ASTERS, mixed and separate
colours. All from Wilt -resist-
ant seed.
AGERATUM, Pink and Blue.
BALSAMS
CARNATIONS
CELOSIA
MARIGOLDS. Tagetes, Calen-
dulas, Little Brownies, Mum -
Flowered, Sunrise, Collarette
(odorless).
ENGLISH DAISIES
NEMESIA (Fine for borders
or rockeries)
PETUNIAS, Giants, Rosy
Morn„ Blue and all double.
PANSIES
PHLOX
9TATICE
RUDBECKIA
STRAWFLOWERS, ,for winter
bouquets.
SCHIANTHUS
STOCKS
SALVIA, very early red. Also
a New Blue Salvia, fine fox
cutting.
VERBENAS
ZINNIAS, Giants, Indian Sum-
mer, Cupids and Mexican
Hybrids,
SNAPDRAGON
CHINESE FORGET-ME-NOTS
(a lovely blue annual)
PENTSTEMON
TOMATO PLANTS
CABBAGE
CAULIFLOWER
CELERY
Vegetables
CELARIAC — recommended by
"The filmmaker" for salads
PEPPERS
BRUSSEL SPROUTS
Flowers 25c a box - Vegetables 20c a box
Seedling Strawberry Plants, Everbearing 6 for 25e
SPECIALS
Russel. Lupins 25c each
Delphiniums from 4 inch pots 10c each
Seedling Plants - Baby's Breath, Gaillardia,
Canterbury Bells and. Foxgloves.
Clearance Sale of
CHOICE HYBRID TEA ROSES
While They Last! 20c each or 3 for:, 50c
They will bloom this summer. This is a real buy.
Get yours before they are all gone.
GERANIUMS and VINES for Baskets and Window Boxes.
Plants Sold Direct From Hot -Beds
Tomato and Cabbage Plants 1.0c doz.—Cauliflower Plants i5c doz.
Personal care given every order and special :attention given, to
,fu'neral' orders
F. R. CUNINGHANIE
Member of Flerists Tel. Del As. Phones 176 and 31.
For
Fruits
Quality Groceries
& Vegetables
Chase .& unborn
COFFEE lb. 35c
Burford
PEARS
2 tins 17c
Carnation
MILK
2 tins 15c
Golden Net'
SALMON
Ws 14c tin
Spot
DOG FOOD
tin IOC
Irish
STEW
2 tins 25c
Westons
SODAS ......
2-1b. pkg. 33'c
SPECIAL VALUES
JUNE 15 TO 21st
Eagle
Blueberries
2 tins 19c
Corned
BEEF
2 tins 27c
CLARK'S
TOM. & VEG.
SOUP
3 tins 20c
Falcon
PEANUT
BUTTER _
jar 19c
Golden Wax
BEANS
2 tins • 15c
- Raspberry
JAM
21c jar
Quality
COFFEE
lb. 29c ...
Festival
TOFFEE,
lb. 19c
Falcon
.JELLY
POWDERS
5 pkgs. 19c
Supreme
;Shortening
2 lbs. 23c
Cocoanut,
BARS',
lb. 17c
Quaker'
Puffed
WHEAT -
3 pkgs. 25c
Sun Ripe
TOMATO
JUICE
4 tins 25c
Potatoes No`1,S 254014
.FRESH '
BEETS 2 bunches 15C ' GREEN
BEANS
FRESH' large FRESH
CARROTS bunch 7c 2 pounds 29c
LEAF LETTUCE, 2 large bunches 13c
2bunches25c
CELERY
NEW CROP
Large Stalks
EATING
To atoes, 2 lb 25c
HOT HOUSE
TOMATOES
One
Cantalo es EACH 45c,. lb. 19c
APPLES
LARGE SIZE
Fancy
Dozen .....45C
HEAD LETTUC1 ,
Large heads.
each 2 for 15c
HOME-GROWN
CABBAGE head 5c
IHonie-Grown CAULIFLOWER, each 10c
Strawberries DPRAILYICE
SHEAR
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The Red & White Store p-- Clinton
Miss CIara Meyer of Toronto was a
weekend guest at the home of Mr,
and Mrs. A. J. McMurray.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Bean of Hensall
were visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Layton this week,
Mrs, Alice Mason has returned to
Clinton, having spent the winter
months at Romeo, Michigan.
Mr, and Mrs, Arthur Walker of
Bugessville were Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs, M. T. Corless.
Mrs. I•I. Smithendorf of Essex was
a. recent visitor at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. James Livermore.
Miss Linn Douglas of Strasbonrg,
Sask., spent the weekend at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Mel. Crich.
Miss Sadie Elliott of London vas a
weekend visitor at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Elliott.
Mrs. Garnet McBrien and family of
Detroit, were visitors at the home
of Mr. -and Mrs. Fred Hanly last
week.
Mrs. J. E. Watson of Toronto, also
Mr, Gifford Beaton visited their
mother, Mrs. A, D. Beaton last
week.
Mr. and Mrs, E. F. Jackson, Strat-
ford, are spending a few clays with
the lady's sister, Mrs, James Liv-
ermore.
Mrs. A. D. McCartney, Mrs, G. B.
Hanly and Mrs. Nay motored to
Sandusky, Mich., on Monday, re-
turning Wednesday, accompanied
by their cousin, Mrs. Wesley Cole.
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Strawberry Social
.6. auspices Woman's Association ;_
=Thursday, June 29th;=
• s
at Ontario St. United Church '_
Supper served from 6 to 8 F,
z
_. Adults 25c
4, Children 12 yrs, and under 16c
x 38-2
UHi w e r w♦ e. 1 f HHN:H HrH HiHtflfH* ..r i s
Lawn Supper
auspices W.A. of Wesley -Willis
United Church
at the home of Mrs. (Dr.) Oakes
FRIDAY, JUNE 16th
(Note Change of pate)
Supper served from 5.30 to 7 o'clock.
Menu: Cold Meats, Salads, Straw-
berry Shortcake and Whipped Cream.
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A Very Interesting Show
Of the latest styles of Furniture is on display
on our floors, which should be of special interest
to the June Brides.
The assortment includes Breakfast, Dining,
and Bedroom Suites.; Studio Couches, and Occas-
Tonal chairs.
Some wonderful values in Axminster Rugs.
It will pay you to come in, you will be pleased
with the real savings we have in store for you.
Hardware Dept.
YOU WILL LIKELY NEED. A NEW STOVE
No trouble finding just what you want, from
our assortment of Gasoline or Coal Oil Stoves,
Electric Plates or Rangettes, or the old reliable
Coal or Wood Stoves and Ranges. '
A large assortlnjent of Graniteware in the
°• various colours.
A few LAWN MOWERS left which we want
V to move out, at special prices.
'The Store With the Stock.
BALL and ZAPFE
HARDWARE, FURNITURE Mw
Embalmers, Funeral Directors, Ambulance. Service.
Phones: Store 195; N. Ball, 110; J. J, Zapfe, 103
TEN DOLLARS REWARD
Having leased full rights of fishing in and around
a creek or stream situated on lots 39, 40 and
55 in the Bayfield concession of the town-
ship of Goderich, the stream is being
restocked with fish and will be
protected.
For information given leading to a conviction of
person or persons stealing fish from the
said waters, Ten dollars reward
will be paid.
CLIFFOHD LQBB
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