The Clinton News Record, 1939-08-10, Page 81rAGE 8
THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
VEAL RIB STEW
VEAL CHOPS
HOME-MADE SAUSAGE
RIB BOILING BEEF
L'ARD
1
lb. 15c
22c
Ib. 15c
12t
2 lbs. 19c
CONNELL• & TYNDALL
" CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET "
Phone 162. Albert Street
1111111N1b.
Mid•Summer Specials
'3 -BURNER PERFECTION COAL OIL STOVE & OVEN,
Slightly Used $12.00
3 -BURNER FLORAM COAL OIL STOVE
Looks like new $10.00
NEW 3 -BURNER COLE1VIAN GASOLINE STOVE $29.00
NEW 2 -BURNER ELECTRIC RANGETTE ..... $29.00
HOT PLATES• — TOASTERS & IRONS
1 USED WESTINGHOUSE REFRIGERATOR with New Unit,
Complete $90.00
SECOND-HAND ELECTRIC WASHER $15.00
SECOND-HAND BEATTY ELECTRIC WASHER,
Looks Like New $50.00
PRESERVING KETTLES — FUNNELSFRUIT PRESSES
STRAINERS — TIN TEA KETTLES
FLY TOX & SPRAYERS — CATTLE SPRAY & SPRAYERS
See The NEW FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR
The only one with the Meter Miser.
SUTTER ei PERDUE
HARDWARE, PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS
PHONE 147w. CLINTON, ONT.
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WRY BE TIRED? is in, the same
popular field as such books as "Life
Begins At 40" "You Must Relax",
"Wake Up and Live' and has good
seller written all over it. Simply and
sensibly, it tens you how to make the
most of your energy. If you care to
transfer 31:00 from your pocket to
ours, the book is yours.
He baiteth the hook and waiteth,
sounds like a taelcle ad but what we
want to say is that there is a price
below Which it is not wise to go far
economy. The fisherman offers an
appetizing worm, Mr. Fish sees a
bargain, he soon sees otherwise.
The fisherman's strategy is active
in the commercial world. Merchandise
with price s bait is offered and often
afterwards the barb of inferior qual-
ity is felt. A Waterman's Ideal
Fountain Pen is an example, the price
is from $2.50 up, a price below which
it is not really .wise to go, life's
economy considered.
—Coolie Wood Fibre Hats are in
evidence at the beach in goodly
numbers, good for the gardeij also,
effecitve sun protection, very light
ihs weight, have tape ties, prices are
15e and 190 allowing you the indul-
gence of style Comfort and protection
at muffled cost.
You can't keep people away from
the things they want, the visitors and
patrons at our magazine stand proves
this, the males look for Sports, Ad-
venture, Current Events, Picture
News, Outdoor Life, Mechanics and
he digest types and the ladies for
articles on food, Child Care, Beauty,
Secrets, Fashions, Home Decoration
and some fiction.
.The Scripto Pencil eliminates waste
at the Sharpener, it uses the long
ead, has dependable mechanism, lead
will not turn or slip, allows easy in-
ertion, propels and repels as re-
quired,
MB 1AL D. Fair Co
Often the Chen Deet—Alwaya the Best
For Quality and Service
Combined With Value
SPECIALS AUGUST 10 to 16
LUX TOILET
Soap
3 for 16c
STRAWBERRY
Jam
SUNLIGHT
Soap
MAPLE LEAF
Salmon
liinso
SWEET MIXED
Pickles
DR. POMELOS
Grapefruit Juice
WESTMINSTER TOILET
Tissue
DOLES
Pineapple Juice
BLUE ROSE
.Rice
LAUNDRY
Soap
QUALITY
Coffee
MIRACLE WHIP
Salad Dressing
CHATEAU
Cheese
4 lb pail 47c
3 for 19c
Sockeye %'s 17c
lg. Pkgs. 23c
27 Oz. Jar 21c
Fancy
Wonderful
15 oz. tin 7c
4 rolls 25c
2 for 25c
3 lbs. 25c
7 for 25c
lb 291
always fresh
32 oz
THURS.., AUGUST 10, 1A.'39
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OUR Fruits AND
Vegetables MUST
HAVE Quality
BEFORE WE BUY THEM
Brazilian"VREGI.4 SWEET 3 9
dozen
Oranges
Lemons Juicy Large 29c a doz.
SUNKIST
Grapefruit 5 for 25c
Celery Stalks EXTRA
LARGE
Cucumbers SLICERS
pepper s GREEN SWEET
RED SWEET
2 for49c
3 forj10c
3 for 10c
Onions FOR PICKLING 1 rr. 11
• 20D- 19C
Tomatoes piELD-GROWN NO. Vs 6 lb. 25c
(LOWEST PRICES IN BASKET QUANTITIES)
. jar 49c Ca telcupes LARGER 15c sIg.". 10c
A pl s FOR COOKING
'/2 lb. Pkg 16c 6 QT. BASKET
The Re
WHETHER HOT AIA STEAM OR HOT WATER
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have ns look it over for you and get it ht condition
for next winter.
Our workmen are experts at all kinds of heating.
MARTIN SENOUR PAINTS Lead -- T3SE THE 13EST
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HARDWARE and
PLUMBING •
9 Phone 244
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Our Stock of Used Bicycles, If you want one now is the
time to get it while our stock lasts. BIG TRADE-IN ALLOWANCEI
ON YOUR OLD MACHINE UNTIL THE END OF TEL MONTH
on a New Bicycle. Get one for the child.
Specials in new and used MOTORCYCLES, FISHING
TACKLE and all Spotting Equipment this month,
Clinton Bicycle and Motorcycle Sales
1•11.1•1.1111,
Superior Stores
, PFIONE 111—CLINTON.
SPECIALS FOR
AUGUST 10 -11 -12 tb
PEAS, Aylmer No. 4 Sieve, each Be
GRAPEFGRUIT JUICE, 20 oz.
2 tins ... . .......,...., 15c
TEA, Royal York, i/2 lb. 31c
CARDINAL CREAM BISCUITS,
lb. .. ..... 15e
PORK & BEANS, Aylmer
21 oz. 2 tins 19c
CUBS, New Cereal, ,... 2 pkga. 23c
PURE LARD, lb. pkg.
WHEAT BERRIES, llemphill's
bag
OLD DUTCH CLEANSER, tin
HEINZ KETCIIIIP, lobottle
COMFORT SOAP, 3 bars
SALMON, CASCADJi Vs tin
TEA, BLUE 130Y, $/t lb. pkg.
NUGGET SHOE POLISH, .. tin
CERTO, ....... ...... bottle
PAKOWAX, 1\ Ib. pkg, 2 pkgs.
PICKLING ONIONS ..... 2 ib.
CORN, Fresh Daily 2 doz.
TOMATOES, 6 lbs.
POTATOES, 15 lb. peek
Wetaskiwin then entertained in their
pleasing manner which was greatly
enjoyed by all , present.
A. vote of thanks was then tendered
Mr, and Mrs. Robt, Fairservice for
their kind hospitality. This was fol-
lowed by the election of officers for
the coming year Pres., Mr. James
The secret of silk leaked out in Fairservice; Sec., Mrs. Geo Elliott;
552 A.D., when two Persian monks Treas., Mr. Wm. Fairservico,
visiting China, concealed sill -worms', Tho reunion to be held next year
eggs and mulberry leaves in a hollow at the home of Mr. Jack Fairservice,
staff and smuggled them into their Elyth, on the first Monday in Aug -
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Free Delivery
• EBENEZER
The W. A. of Ebenezer held their
monthly meeting in the form of a
picnic at the river. The young ladies
of the community had charge of the
meeting. With Maty Oakes in the
chair, the scripture reading was giv-
en by Gertrude Easom, and prayer
by Margaret Lobb. Roitartions were
given by Marion Merrill, Betty Wil-
liams, Marion Jones, and Douglas
Beek; a solo by Beth Hayden and a
reading by Josephine Muir, Jay Lobb
conducted a very interesting contest.
The meeting closed with a hymn and
prayer by Mrs, B. Lobb. A picnic
lunch was served.
Fairservice Reunion
9c A very happy reunion of the Fair -
service families was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Fair -
23c
service on Monday, August 7th. Mem-
10c bers of the family were present from
19e IlVetaskiwin, Alta., Londesbora, Clin-
,ton, Seaforth, Blyth and Brussels.
14c! A very pleasant afternoon was
(spent in, sports, including several
14c races and a ball game, after which
25c all sat down to a sumptuous repast
102 salads, sandwiches, pie, cake, tarts,
12c ice cream., coffee and lemonade serv-
r'etstyle.
d of t
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25e .
1 After supper a very delightful pro -
25e gramme was given. Mr. Jas. Fair -
vel service, the oldest member of the
family, was called on for an address,
25e This was followed by dances by Ken-
• Ashton, Leona Stevens • and
'De Gary Cooper. A song by David Fair -
nes service; recitation by Marilyn Shad-
• dick; Jean and Robert George of
0.11"righ"rig,
Munk_
IVIr. Fred Leonard spent the weekend
with friends in Guelph,.
Mrs. 0. McLennan is visiting friends
in Imeknow this Week.
NIr. and 'qrs. Harry Cook of Toronto
called on Clinton friends last week.
Mr, Harold Johnston of Toronto spent
the Civic Holiday weekend with
his parents here.
Mr. and Mrs. •Charles Biggar's. of
Detroit spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Biggart.
Miss JoAnne Cutinghame is spending
this week at the United Church
Camp, north of Goderieh.
Mrs. Russel Currie was called to
Toronto yesterday owing to the
sudden death of her mother.
Mr. Bruce Weatherwax of Camp
Borden was a recent visitor at the
home of Mr. David Cantelon.
Miss Dorothy Gluts of Forest, and
Miss Vera Hoggart of Londesboro,
are visiting with their grand-
mother, Mrs. Annie Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Brooks and daughter
Irene of 1V1iteliell, visited Miss D.
Cantelon and other friends recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Cook and Mr. and
Mrs. Percy Wheatley of Toronto
visited friends in town last week-
end. •
Mr. Fred Lockwood returned home
last Saturday after spending two
weeks with his daughters in
Toronto.
Miss Doreen Stephenson of Port
Arthifr and Mr. John Stephenson
of London, visited friends here last
weekend.
Mr. John Cuningliame of Owen Sound
spent the holiday weekend with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon W.
Cuninghame.
Miss Elaine Peck of Toronto, and
Miss Jean Swan spent the holiday
weekend in Walkerton, guests of
• Mr. Clarence Swan.
Miss Madelon Hawkins of Toronto
is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. T, Hawkins and also Mr.
and Mrs. Al Smith of Dresden,
Miss • Winnifrecl Hunt, Miss Ida
Searth, ,and Mr. and Mrs. R. B.
'Jeffrey, all of Toronto were guests
with the fornier's mother, Mrs, C,
Hunt, last weekend,
Mr. ,and Mrs. William Snyder and
Mrs. John Snyder spent the week-
end in Hespeler and Preston and
attended the Baer reunion in Kit-
chener Park on Monday.
As leader in the junior and Senior
Groups of Canadian Girls in Train-
ing, Miss Cathleen Onninghame is
spending two weeks at the Unitecl
Church Camp, north of Goderieh,
Out-of-town guests at Mr, and Mrs.
IL E. Rorke's summer cottage dur-
ing the past week included Mrs.
(Rev.) Stewart Brownlee, Preston,
Ont.; Miss Margaret Bowen, Ot-
tawa; Miss Florence Rorke and
Miss Ruth Hinchcliffe, of Toronto,
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil VanHorne, Mrs,
Frank Layton, Mrs, Elliott Layton
and Mrs, Fred Pepper returned
Tuesday night from a twe,day
motor trip to Barrie and the west
side of Lake Simcoe, Wasaga
Beach, Collingwood, Eugenia Falls.,
' Owen Sound and clown the Blue
Water Highway,
CONSTAN Ch.
The W. A, and W. M. S. will hold
their monthly meeting in the base-
ment of the church on Thursday af-
ternoon, August 10th.
Visitors en Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Ross MacGregor were:
Mr. and Mac. Ferguson of Clifford,
and Mr. Allen Farnham and Miss
Jean Farnham of Detroit.
Miss Joyce McRae who has spent
the past two weeks with her aunt,
Mrs. Walter Seott, returned to her
home in Bayfield on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Orval Ferguson, of
Toronto, and Mrs. James Ferguson of
Clinton, spent the holiday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, John Ferguson.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Elliott of Tor-
onto are spending this week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John Ferguson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Adams and
Kelsal spent Sunday with friends in
London, Miss Donalda Adams return-
ed home with them.
Mr, D. Wright and son Donald, also
Mr. Maurice Wright and lady friend
of Detroit, spent the weekend at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. David Millson.1
Mr. and Mrs. R. Barwick and sons
of Stratford called on friends here
on Sunday.
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Vhite Store Clinton
25c
lions P1,4 nts
FLOWERING PLANTS suitable
far gifts or for your sick friends.
FUSCHIAS, GERANIUMS, POTS
OF DOUBLE PETUNIAS and
TUBEROUS BEGONIAS
of assorted colors.
Prices from 25c to 50e each.
CHOICE BOSTON FERNS
$1.00 Each
ASSORTED GARDEN CUT
FLOWERS for sale.
Bouquets made up to suit your
need.
FERTABS, PORION & VITASPRA
For Safe
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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ENJOY THE FRESH MR AROUND YOUR HOME OR THE
BALMY BREEZES OF THE LAKE SHORE
t We can supply you with all kinds of FOLDING CHAIRS, TABLES,
COTS or HAMMOCKS at great reduction in price.
f, You will save real money on VEIZOL, .0IL CLOTH, CONGOL-
t• EUM and several patterns of ENGLISH LINOLEUM, as well
as RUGS in stock—We must reduce our stock.
STUDIO COUCHES in Smart Patterns will make sleeping more
comfortable during this hot weather.
. We have a new line of MIRRORS ---the very latest styles -- The
price will amaze you.
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THE SPECIALS
IN THE HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
you will find as usual it large stack of GRANITE WARE,
PRESERVING KETTLES in various colors.
GASOLINE & COAL OIL STOVES, PLATES, IRONS, ELECTRIC
RANGES and a very Special Price ou EUREKA WASFIERS.
A large stock of Tri -Cycles and Wagons for the Kiddies.
LISTEN TO CKNX, WINGBAM at.12.30 FRIDAY NOON
The Store With the Stock.
BALL and ZAPFE
HARDWARE, FURNITURE
Embalmers, Funeral Dtrectors, Ambulance Service.
Phones: Store 195; N. Ball, 110; J. J. Zapfe, 103
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SPECIAL -16 oz. pkg. POPPED WHEAT
with Glass Tunibler pkg. 23c
ROSE BAKING POWDER, 16 oz. tin, each 17 c
Large Bottle IDEAL CATSUP bottle 17c
20 oz. tin GRAPEFRUIT JUICE tin 10,c
FREE—VVOODBURY LOTION with purchase of
3 CAKES of 1VOODBURY SOAP
35c Value for • 23c
LOOK—A CAP FREE with
3 pkgs. CORN FLAKES
25c
2 Pkgs. HUSKIES for
19c
2' Pkgs. SUGAR CRISP CORN FLAKES 15c
SOYMALT,. 6 oz. tin, regular price 25c for 19c
SPECIAL -1 ib. tin HAWES WAX and
4 oz. bottle LEMON OIL, both for
45c
LOOK—A Glass Bowl FREE with3 KELLOGG'S
CORN FLAKES, all for 25c
if you supply your own container.
A BARGAIN! 2 lb. PEANUT BUTTER for 21c
LOOK -1 pkg. of PUDDING POWDER given
FREE with 1 lb. BLUE RIBBON TEA,
All For 55c
We give 2 Bars MAPLE TOILET SOAP and
1 Large Pkg. MAPLE LEAF SOAP
FLAKES all for 20c
A BARGAIN -2 Tins of CLARK'S
• VEGETABLE or TOMATO SOUP for ... 15c
With 2 Pkgs. of ALI-WHEAT we give you
either a Crean Pitcher or Sugar BONA.
OUR STORE CARRIES A NICE ASSORTMENT OF CAKES AT VARIOUS PRICES
Also a Good Supply of COOKING ONIONS, PICKLING ONIONS, NEW POTATOES,
BANANAS, APPLES, ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT & LEMONS.
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