The Clinton News Record, 1939-08-17, Page 8"'PAGE 8
THE ; CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
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20 -LB. PAIL SCHNEIDER''S' LARD $1.85
2, LBS. BULK LARD 19c
2„ LBS. WHITE'S LARD; in 1 Ib. prints .... 19c
2 LI?. PAIL CHOICE WHITE CLOVER
HONEY, New
BRISKET BOILING BEEF
BREAST OF. LAMB
25c
lb. 1OC
lb. 15c
CONNELL & 'If YNDALIL
" CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET "
Phone 162. Albert Street
AVALITE
THE"MASTER"VARNISH
IF YOU ARE LOOKING
FOR THE REAL
VA.RNT,SH.
—HERE IT IS
ELECTRIC RANGETTE
ELECTRIC PLATES
TOASTERS
IRONS
1 ELECTRIC OVEN, complete with connection
for cooking a complete meal.
See our showing of Water Sets and Glasses, Vases,
Bowls and Bowl Sets and other novelties.
We are offering a number of English Tea Pots,
Regular $1.60 for 99c Get yours while they Iast.
SUTTER & PERDUE
HARDWARE, PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS
PHONE 147w. CLINTON, ONT.
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How is Your Heating
System
WHETHER ROT AIR, STEAM OR HOT WATER
have us look it over for you and get it in condition
for next winter.
Our workmen are experts at all kinds of heating.
MARTIN SENOUR PAINTS Lead — USE TICE BEST
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IICYCLE$ WANTED
We have only two second-hand bicycles lett. if you have
one you wish to dispose of, or parts for bicycles, we will buy
them or accept in trade on a new ,machine.
Let us overhaul ` and repair your Hunting Equipment. Ex-
pert gun repairs on any make. See us for all your sporting needs.
Clinton Bicycle and Motorcycle Sales
F
Superior Stores
1 PHONE 111—CLINTON.
SPECIALS FOR
AUGUST 17 -18 -19th
ORANGE & GRAPEFRU1T
MARMALADE, 32 oz. jar . 17c
SOAP, P & G, 3 bars lOc
TOMATO JUICE, Libby's 26 oz,
2 tins 19c
SWAM) Preis LES; Crunchie
27 oz. 23c
CORNSTARCH, Canada .. pkg. 9c
COCOANUT FINGER BISCUITS
lb. 15c
SALADA TEA
BROWN LABEL .... 1/2 ib. 34c
YELLOW. LABEL . %2 lb. 32e
COFFEE, Breakfast Cup ..... lb. 25c
BAKING POWDER, Superior
16 oz. tin .....23e
SULTANA RAISINS .. 2 lbs.523c
PUMPKIN, Aylmer 2%z s ... tin 100
SOAP, LIFEBUOY .... 2 cakes 15c
PEANUT BUTTER, 24 oz. jar 23c
TUCKERSMITH
Rev. A. Lane of Wesley -Willis
church, Clinton, is conducting services
in Tummies Church this month in the
absence of Rev. G. G. Burton.
Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Tebbutt of
Goderieh township visited on Sunday
at the home of Mr. and Airs. L.
Tebbutt.
Mr. Robert Cooper and daughter,
Louise of North Carolina spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs, Ray
Townsend.
Harvesting operations are being
rounded out in this vicinity and the
hum of the threshing maohine is a
familiar sound,
Mr. John Turner had the misfor-
tune to fall, from the barn and
fracture his wrist.
Mrs. N. Rabkirk of Pontiac, Mich,
is visiting with Mrs. J. E. Ball.
Mr, and Mrs. A. L. Trick of Dor.
ehester, and Mr. and Mrs. F. Lawr-
ence of Hamilton, also Miss Ethel
Washington of Auburn visited Mr,
and Mrs. F. W. Townsend last week-
end. '
CREAMERY BUTTER, First Grade,
lb. . .... 25e
VINEGAR, XXX, Gal. 40c
PEPPERS, Red or Green.. 3 for lOc
PICKLING ONIONS, .. , 2 lbs. 17c
COOKING ,ONIONS. 10 ,lbs, 21c
ZINC RINGS doz. 23c
TOMATOES, No. 1 large basket 35e
T. 11,,r111)-1111PSON
A French flag, measuring 800 sq.
yards, believed to be the biggest in
the world, fluttered in front of the
City Hall of Paris on July 14 to com-
tnemorate the 150th anniversary of
the Revolution,
WHY BE TIRED? is in the wino
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 tells you how to make the
most of your energy. If you care to
transfer $1,00 from your pocket to
ours, the book is yours.
Tie baiteth the hook and waiteth,
sounds like a tackle ad but what we
want to say is that there is a price
below which it is not wise to go for
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 as 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 wisp to go, life's
economy considered.
Coolie Wood Fibre Hats are in
evidence at the beach in goodly
numbers, good for the garden also,
effective sun protection, very light
in weight, have tape ties, prices are.
15c 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
the digest types and the ladies for
articles on food, Child CareBeauty,
Decoration
Fashions, Home
and :some fiction,
The Scripto Pencil eliminates waste
at the Sharpener, it uses the long
lead, has dependable mechanism, lead
will not turn or slip, allows easy in-
sertion, propels and repels as re-
quired.
Tire W. D. Fair Co
Often the Cheapest.—Always the Rest
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Benson Sutter leaves on Friday for
Ryerson Summer School.
Miss "Pat" McGoun of London is the
g-uest of Miss Maxie PlumsteeI.
Miss Betty Glazier spent a few days
last week with friends in London.
Miss Wilson of Paisley visited for a
few days last week with Miss Edna
rad.
Mrs. N. Saundercock of Hensall vis-
ited friends' in Clinton last Thurs.
day.
Mrs. Swartz of Toronto is visiting
her daughter, Mn. G. M. Counter
of town.
Mr, Levi Trick of Dorchester visited
recently with his .brother,. Mr.
Robert Trick:
Rev. John Millian and family of
Baltimore visitedhis sister, Mrs,
J. B. Cox last week.
Miss Eileen Sutter, who has been
visiting relatives in St. Catharines
has returned to her home.
Miss Ferrol Higgins is Spending this
week with friends in Exeter and
Beach o' Pines.
Misses Jean Ball,' Edith Paterson,
Hazel VanEgmond and Jean Heard
are vacationing at Lion Head.
Mr. Mike Cook of Toronto, spent a
couple of days last week with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Cook.
On Sunday Clarke Ball, Carmen
Gliddon, Clifford Ball and Grant
Snell left on a motor trip to the
Western Provinces.
Mrs. (lir.) Ross of Los Angeles,
California, spent a few days last
week with her sisters, Misses Dell
and Winnifred O'Neil.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. W. Nelson, mot-
ored'to Orillia on Friday lase,; vis-
iting Mr. Nelson's parents and
friends over the weekend.
Mr. and' Mrs. J. Leslie of California
Who have been visiting relatives in
and around Clinton, left on Satur,
day last to visit in London.
Mrs. Elsie Twitchell and Betty, who
have been visiting the former's; sis-
ter, Mrs. Murray MacEwan, have
returned to their home in Windsor.
Mrs. Les. Manly and Master Kenneth
have returned to Toronto after
spending the past ,month with the
lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. H.
Cook.
Mr, and Mrs. William Slonuan of Kan-
kakee, Illinois, and Mr. and Moe.
George Seargant of Chicago
Heights; Illinois, spent last week
with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Slomnn.
Mrs. Ethel Tiotenberg o4' Rochester,
New York, and Mr. David Ramsay
and son, Donald of Clyde, Michigan,
visited last weekend with their
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. 1. L. Heard,
On Friday of last` week Mr. and Mrs.
,Gordon Cuninghame motored to
Brae-do-doro where they spent the
Weekend as, guests of Mrs. Curling -
home's brothers from Toronto who
are spending a few days of then
holidays at the Bay.
Mr. and Ml's. Melbourne Cauer and
three daughters, Misses Margaret
ICat'hryn and Charlotte of Anaheim
California, were the guests last
week of Mr, and 1VIre, A. T. Cooper
Mrs,, Gauer was formerly Miss
Olive Cooper of Clinton. nay aro
on a »igtoi+.tip and will visit Por -
onto, New York and Washington
before retulnting to falifornh.;
LONDESBORO
The regular meeting of the Wom-
en's Missionary Society was held on
Wednesday with Mrs. P. Manning
presidt g. Meeting opened with "In
Christ There is no East or West" and
prayer by Mrs, P. Manning. Friend-
ship committee for Sept. Mrs. W.
Govier and Mrs. J. Yungblutt. The
meeting was then in charge of Mrs.
Cadwell's group No. 3. "Breathe on
Me Breath of Gad" was sung and
Mrs. Caldwell ]ed in prayer. Mrs.
Caldwell gave _'a few words on medi-
tation. Scripture lesson from St. John
14 was read by Mrs, W. Govier and
the word to answer the roll can wilit
will be "Joy" for Sept, meeting. A
reading entitled "Pen Picture of our
Missionary Work in. Canada" was
given by Ruth Shaddick and Velma
Hesk sang. "Lnllaby and Goodnight."
Hymn "Pm Not Ashamed to own, My
Lord" was sung. and Mrs, Caldwell
closed the meeting with prayer, At-
tendance 22.
THURS., AUGUST, 1 1939
For Quality as Service
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Combined With Value
SPECIALS AUGUST 17 to 19
JELLY
Drops . •
F.I.GIN
Lard
Pure
SALTED
Peanuts
2 lbs. 25c
3 lbs 25c
ib. 10c
SCHNEIDERS'
Picnic Shoulders
Ib. 23c
EAGLE, BRAND
Milk
KELLOGG'S
Corn Flakes
RED & WHITE
Tomato Juice
FANCY MIXED
Biscuits
tin 19c
2 Pkgs. 15c
lg. tin 3 for 25c
Ib. 17c
GOLDEN SPRAY
Cheese
FALCON
Jelly Powders
GRAPENUT
Flakes ,
CROWN FRUIT
Jars
RUBBER
Rings
PURE CIDER & PURE SPIRIT
Vinegar
1/2 lb. Pkg. 15c
7for25c
2 Pkgs. 19c
Med. doz. $1.09
Pkg. 5c
gal. 3 9e
SHEARIN
A Re; l Hot Weather,
Special
Lenions JUICY
LAPGL
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SIDE a'
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GRAPES
BXTRA
FANCY
lb. .Oc
SPECIAL WHILE THEY LAST
DUCTLESS FOR COOKING
APPLES 6 Qt. Basket Ilia+.
PICKLING SUPPLIES
Cabbage HARLARGE
D HEADS each i®c
Onions NO. ONE'S WN 10 lbs. 19C
EXTRA LARGE
Peppers
SWEET GREEN
SWEET RED
HOT RED
CELERY
PICKLING ONIONS
CUCUMBERS
TOMATOES
LARGE
WHITE
STALKS
(LOWEST PRICES IN
M
for lOc
2 ` for 15c
2 pounds 19c
4 for 1OC
7 pounds 25c
BASKET QUANTITIES)
The Fled & White Store Clinton
HOLMESVILLE
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mali of Toronto
and family spent Sunday at the home
of .his father, Mr. and Mrs. George
Mair.
The many friends of Mrs. W. Mull -
holland are pleased to hear that she
is improving after a serious attack
of pneumonia.
STANLEY
Mise Kae See-tehmer has returned
to her 'duties as nurse -in -training in
Grace Hospital, Toronto, after spend-
ing her vacation at her home.
Mr. Robert McCartney, Mr. and
Mrs. Orville Rodgers and Elizabeth
of Holmesville spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. John McFarlane.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Pepper of
Niagara Falls, are visiting his par-
ents., Mr. and Mrs. John E. Pepper,
and other friends for a few weeks.
Miss Lila and Betty Moir of Hen-
salt, 'are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
Norman Baird this week.
Mr. and Mrs. 1I, Johnson el
Thamesford spent Sunday with her
sister, Mrs. Harold PenhaIe,
Mt. o
Geo:Hodgson, also Miss Marie
Hodgson of Wilton Grove spent Sun-
day with Mr, and Mrs. H, Penhale.
House Plants
FLOWERING PLANTS suitable
for gifts or for your sick friends.
FUSCHIAS, GERANIUMS, POTS
OF DOUBLE PETUNIAS and -
TUBEROUS BEGONIAS
of assorted colors.
Prices from 25c to 50c each,
CHOICE BOSTON FERNS
$1.00 Each
ASSORTED GARDEN CUT
FLOWERS for sale.
Bouquets made up to suit your
need.
FERTABS, POKON & VITASPRA
For Sale
F. R. CUNNINCHANIE
Member of Florists Tel. Del As.
Personal care given every 'order
and special attention given to
fun
f erai orders.
Phones 176 and 31
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'HOT WEATHER SPECIALS
ENJOY THE FRESH AIR AROUND YOUR HOME OR THE
BALMY BREEZES OF THE LAKE SHORE
We can supply you with all kinds of FOLDING CHAIRS, TABLES,
COTS or HAMMOCKS at great reduction in price.
You will Save real money on FELTOL, ,OIL CLOTH, CONGOL-
EUM and several patterns of ENGLISH LINOLEUM, as well rs
as RUGS in stock—We must reduce our stock. tsn
STUDIO COUCHES in Smart Patterns will make sleeping more •
comfortable during this hot weather.
o • We have a new line of MIRRORS — the very latest styles — The!
price will amaze you.
IN THE HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
you will find as usual a large stock of GRANITE WARE,
PRESERVING KETTLES in various colors.
GASOLINE & COAL OIL STOVES, PLATES, IRONS, ELECTRIC
RANGES and a very Special Price on EUREKA WASHERS.
A large stock of Tri -Cycles and Wagons for the Kiddies.
LISTEN TO CKNX, WINGH AMVi. at 12.30 FRIDAY NOON
The Store With the Stock.
BALL and ZAPFE
HARDWARE, FURNITURE;
Embalmers, Funeral Directors, Ambulance Service.
Phones: Store 195; N. Ball, 110; J. J. Zapfe, 103
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Week -end Specials
Try the NEW CEREAL called CUBS
Selling at 2 pkgs. for 25c
SPECIAL—Freshly Ground COFFEE at 29E lb.
LIPTON'S ORANGE PEKEO TEA, 1 Ib.
65c
SPECIAL -1 Large Package SUPER SUDS and
2 Bars COLEO TOILET SOAP for 21c
A BARGAIN -2 Large pkgs. of SUGAR -CRISP
CORN FLAKES for 15e
LOOK -L6 Pkgs. of JELLO for
25c
With 2 pkgs. Large LUX we give you a New Lux
Knitting Book.
REAL VALUE PICKLED COTTAGE
,ROLLS at 24c Ib.
GOOD VALUE:: -16 oz. Tin of ROSE
BAKING POWDER for
17c tin
A Good Assortment of
CLJFFORD L
‘01,00%
Your Choice of Flavors
JELLA MILK DESSERT POWDER, 3 pkgs. 25c
SAVE MONEY -Buy a 4.1b. tin of
RASPBERRY JAM for only
39c
LOOK -2 ib. of DUMART'S SHORTENING 23c
(SPE.CIAL Large Bottle of IDEAL
TOMATO CATSUP for 17c bottle'
BAR`LETT PEARS 2 tins for 19c
SPECIAL I Rolls Westminster
TISSUE PAPER for. 23c
We give a nice Glass Bowl FREE with 1 lb. of
FOREST CITY BAKING POWDER
VARIETY FRESH CAKES
7 PICKLING ONIONS -Green & Red PEPPERS
and SPICES
Cigarettes and Tobacc s