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'E CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
TIHIRS., SEPT, 14; 1939'
20 LB. PAIL LARD. $2.25
SAUSAGE Ib. 15c
Large Pail CHOICE CLOVER RONEY 85e
HEAD' CHEESE 1b. 1OC
DRY SALT PORK
lb. 20c
CONNELL & TYNiDAL L
" CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET "
Phone 162. Albert Street
NOW IS THE TIME TO HAVE YOUR
Furnace Overhauled
or a New one installed.
Get Ready for the Cold Weather.
OXYDOL,
AYLMER
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We carry a full line of COOK STOVES and
HEATERS.
1 Second -Hand Quebec Cook—in good shape.. ,
1 Hand -Power Washer—nearly new.
1 Second -Hand Washer—power.
1 Beatty Electric • Washer—slightly used.
SUTTER & PERDUE
HARDWARE, PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS
PHONE 147w. • • CLINTON, ONT.
Do you need your EAVESTROUGHING Repaired ;i
or New put on. Do 'not wait for cold weather. Ii
. DO IT NOW. 3
Have your Heating Plant overhauled and be ready ,'
for the cold when it comes. rc
CLARES STOVES and FURNACES. ��e
See these before buying.
T , HARDWARE and
s ai ; '1 `iA�,N PLUMBING
9 Phone 244 ..
Hitler hasn't Got it, We Have
The new Winchester Repeater Shotgun at $38,95. Also a
full stock of rifles on which we will give you the highest trade
or the lowest cash price, It's tune you had a new gun, why not
get it now while prices are low. A full line of ammunition to
fit any type. Bicycles, Motorcycles, Washers, Cleaners,
see thein at
Clinton Bicycle and Motorcycle Sales
Superior stores
PHONE 111—CLINTON.
SPECIALS FOR
iEPTEMBER 14-15-16
Chicken Pie Supper
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CLINTON PRESBYTERIAN
CHURL- BASEMENT
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Tuesday, Sept. 19 I
Menu:
Chicken Pie, Potatoes, Vegetables,
• Pie and Tea,
Admission 40c and 25e
52-2
;DICK QUAKER OATS,
Large Pkg. 18e
Large Pkg. , .. 21c
:EEN'S MUSTARD, V/'s tin , , 23c
PORK & BEANS,
3 tins 25c
)SICKEN IIADDIE, , ... 2 tins 27c
IIXED BISCUITS Ib. 15c
LED RIVER CEREAL, .... pkg. 25c
)URHAM CORN STARCH .. lb. 9c
]OWAN'S COCOA ' lb, 25e
HEINZ KETCHUP .... Igebt, 19e.
LOYAL Y,DRK TEA, ..... %Z Ib. 33c,.
3ROCKtS BIRD SEED . , , . pkg. 14c
�.YLMER PIE CHERRIES
2 tins for 25c
4IACARONI Ready -Cut 2 lhs 9c
HARVEST
THANKSGIVING ]
SERVICES
Sunday, September 17th
Trinity Church, Bayfield 11, a,m, .
St. James', Middleton 3 p.m. '
St, John's, Varna 7 p.m.
Preacher:
REV. WALTER JONES, London.
53-1
for New York where she will spend
a few clays before returning to' San
Francisco.
Mr. Donald Stirling of Hanna, Alta.
who has been visiting his aunts, .the
CASTLE FLOOR WAX, lb. tin 25e
BLACK PEPPER %z Ib. 15c
PUMPKIN, Aylmer, 2%Z's ... tine 10c
ORANGES, .. doz. 23c and 29c
COOKING ONIONS .... 10 lbs. 21c
POTATOES peck 29e
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Free Delivery
SAYF`IELD
Mr. and Mrs, E. Kendall of Elmira
spent the weekend with the latter's
parents, Mi, and Mrs. W. Jowett:
Miss Viola Fraser who, is visiting
Iterparents, here leaves or Saturday
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Misses M. and J. Stirling has joined
the Royal Air Force and is with the
114th Bombers Squadron.
Mr, Win. L. Metcalf of Pittsburg,
Penn., is • visiting his-- Mrs,
Wm, Metcalf for the next two weeks.
Mrs, Eric Carre and Miss Mary
Louise Carie returned to Toronto on
Sunday after visiting the fornner's
mother, Mrs. J. F. Parke.
Dr. and Mrs, Norman Alexander.
and Mr. George Alexander returned
to London on Monday after spending
the summer' at their cottage here
Harvest Thanksgiving, Services will
he held in Trinity Church on Sunday
next at :11 a.m, Rev. Walter Jones
of St. Mark's Church, London will
have charge of the service
Mrs, F, Hendricks and son, Fred,
returned to their: home in Birming-
ham, Mich., after spending the cem-
mer, with their aunt, Miss Marian
Fairburn,
:Bayfield Civic Holidayy is beings
Thrift- VIetic
Now for School
Whether first graders or
proud seniors, we will have
ready for you most of the
required regular texts (a
few, delayed in publication.)
They will be 'sold at prices
fixed by the government.
All ages practice thrift
and in your buying of Scrib-
blers, Note Books, Erasers,
Crayons, Compasses, ' Dic-
tionaries, Drawing Books,
Writing Books, Fountain
Pens, Pencils (wood or
mechanical), Inks, Mucilage,
Plasticine, School Bags, Ex-
ercise Books, etc. from us
thrift prices ` prevail and
teach a profitable first les-
son to the boys and girls.
Don't forget a Water -
man's Pen is the standard
of quality.
The W. D. Fair Co
Often the Cbeapeet.-,Always the Best
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Messrs. Bruce and Elliott Bartliff
were visitors in Detroit last week-
end.
Mrs, Wemp of Chatham spent last
week with Mr. and Mrs. C. S.
Hawke.
Miss Blanche Wiltse of Seaforth was
the guest of. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Hugill this week.
Mr. John Cuninghame of Owen Sound
spent the pest two weekends with
his parents in town.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. H. Hoare spent last
week in Toronto where they at-
tended the Exhibition.
Mrs. Burton Hill and son, Kenneth,
of Burgesville, were Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Corless,
Mr. W. Cowan, Mr. George VanHorne
and Dr. Fowler left this week for
a few days duck hunting at Brae-
d-dore.
Mr. Samuel Kemp spent yesterday
in London visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Kemp and also attending
Western Fair.
fr. John Cook, Miss Elizabeth Cook
and Mrs. Parker of Chaplain, Ili.;
visited on Sunday at the home of
Mr, D. Cantelen.
Kr. and Mrs. Fred Huisser and two
children and Miss Helen Hodgson
were in London Tuesday attending
the Western Fair.
Etev. A. H. O'Neil, president of the
Huron College Alumni' Association,
attended the meetings of that body
in Landon this week,
tIiss Laurie McKegney of Sarnia and
Miss Mildred Taylor of Burlington.
have returned to their homes after
a visit with Miss Olive Thompson.
Miss Jean Dalrymple of Waterloo is
visiting her . aunt, Mrs. R.
Dalrymple, Ontario .street. They
visited friends in Hensall last
weekend.
lfr. and MMlrs. Glen Cornish, Miss
Rena Pickett and Mr. Harold
Pickett were in Detroit last week-
end attending the silver wedding
anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Blanchard:
Miss W. O'Neil was in London this
week visiting briefly with her niece
and nephew, Donald and Mary Ross
of Los Angeles, Cal., who recently
returned to Canada on the Eailpress
of Britain. They were members of
en educational party touring Brit-
ain when war broke out and fears
were expressed for their safe re-
turn. ,
observed on Thursday of this week,
Mr. Wilfred Herbert of South
Porcupine is spending a few days this
weak with his sister, Mrs. Wm, E.
Parker.
Mr. and Mrs, F. V. Granger and
family of London spent the weekend
at their cottage in the village. Miss
Margaret Granger was with, a party
of Collegiate girls who toured Eng-
land andScotland this summer and
was au the C.P.R, liner, "Montelare",
on the high seas when England de-
clared war. When, the ship was out
a day from port, she was ordered
back to Liverpool by the Admiralty
but before reaching there she we.
advised to proceed to Canada, Had
she reached. LiverpooltheCollegiate
party would probably have been
transferred to the Asthenia,
CLINTON'S LEADING GROCERS -PHONE 48
NOTICE
THE WHOLESALES HAVE ADVISED US THAT
ALL MERCHANDISE IS SUBJECT TO
ADVANCE IN PRICES
WE ADVISE. OUR CUSTOMERS TO STOCK UP
THEIR SHELVES BE -FORE THIS GOES
INTO EFFECT.
— EXTRA VALUES — — SEPT. 14 to 16th —
SOUPS Red & White
PUMPKIN Red & White
TOMATOES large tins
PEAS Belle City
CORN Golden Bantam
SALT Iod. or Plain
GUM DROPS, fresh stock
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, 2's tall
TOFFEES, assorted
SANDWICH BISCUITS, assorted
jSOAP, P & G
BISCUITS, Fig Bars
CORN SYRUP, Crown, 2's
PORK & BEANS; Clark's
JELLY POWDERS, assorted
PEANUTS, Salted
JAM, Raspberry, 2's
TOILET TISSUE, "Nile"
MACARONI DINNER, Catellis
TOMATO JUICE, Gold Medal
3 tins 25c
3 tins 29c
3 for 25c
2 for 19c
3 for 25c
pkg. 5c
2 lb. 25c
2 for 19c
lb, 23c
lb. 19c
6 for 25c
Ib. 15c
.19c.
Z for 19c
7 for 25c
2 lbs. 25c
jar 25c
5c'
tin lOc
3 tins 25c
SOAP FLAKES, National, 5 lb. pkg. 29c
SHEARING
Eat more Fresh Fruit and
Vegetables Now - Save
your Canned Goods and
preserves while Prices:
are Low
Sweet Potatoes
Celery Hearts
EXTRA LARGE -WELL BLEACHED
Celery Stalks
Cauliflower
LARGE NO. ONE'S
Cooking Onions
Pickling Onions
Spanish Onions
4 1b 25c.
2 bunches 25c
3 for 25c.
head I0c
10 lb 22c
lb 9,c
2 lb 13c
Grapes Fancy Tokay lb Ile
Oranges Large Juice doz. 29c
PEACHES EXCELLENT FOR
CANNING - Lg. Basket 55c
Subject to change without notice.
Lemons Special 6 for 13c
The Red & Whyte Stol e
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OR
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Clinton
FOR SALE
FARMER'S ATTENTION
GAS ENGINE -DRIVE WASHER.
SPECIAL PRICE ON TWO BRAND
NEW BEATTY'S=Save over $20.00.
Also 2 REBUILT GUARANTEED
AT BIG SAVING.
Hawkins Hardware
CLINTON PHONE 244
ONTARIO STREET UNITED
CHURCH
61st Anniversary
Sunday, Sept. 24
Annual
Tuesday,
5.30 p.m.
Admission: Adults
Supper
Sept. 26
=-• 8 p.m.
35e; Children 25c
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
FRESH ATTRACTIVE
Chinese Lanterns
FOR SALE
15c a launch
Time to transplant Iiouse Plants,
make cuttings, etc.
To get good results you need
properly prepared soil.
We sell it
150 a pail
CHOICE BOSTON FERNS
$1.00 each
CUT FLOWERS
FOR ALL OCCASIONS
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We Have The Solution
In order to really introduce these grand: TRT -LIGHT LAMPS.
with beautiful Silk Shades, we will allow you $2.50 for one of
your lamps, so you may replace that dark earner with a lamp
that will light up the whole room, wonderful for reading, Only
one dozen of these in stock, so hurry and get your bargain now,
as we cannot replace thein when our stock is sold,
We are sorry- to advise you that furniture prices are bound
to advance, our same reasonable prices will prevail while this
stock lasts, so it will pay you to place orders quickly. The same
principle applies to all hardware as. you know all metals will
soar, we don't know when or where they will stop,
The Stove Season is oar. We carry the famous Beach,
Harriston, and Wingham Stoves and Ranges, so you will have
a wonderful selection and price range.
BE WISE, SHOP EARLY
The Store With the Stock.
BALL and ZAPFE
HARDWARE, FURNrTURE
Embalmers, Funeral Directors, Ambulance Service.
Phones: Store 195; N. Ball 110; J. J, Zapfe, 103
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ROBIN HOOD FLOUR, 98 lb. sacks
52.95
ROBIN HOOD FLOUR, 24 Ib. sacks
79c
ROBIN HOOD QUICK OATS with China,
per pkg.
33c
SODA BISCUITS, McCormick's, 2 Ib. pkg.
VANILLA, large bottles
20c
17c
COCOA, Row,ntree's, l/' Ib. tin
21c
ISOYOMALtT, %z lb. tills:
COFFEE, McLaren's, 1 lb. tins
25c
39c
'TEA, Lipton's Orange Pekoe with free
Clip and saucer
70c
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QUICK PUDDINGS, Gold Medal,
HONEY, CUDMORE'S, Pure White
30 1b. Pails $3.25
SOUPS, Clark's Tomato or Vegetable
3 tins for 21c
BOLOGNA, sliced
CORN BEEF, sliced per lb. 18T:
BACON, sliced per lb. 32c
HEAD CHEESE,. sliced per lb. 17c
MACARONI & CHEESE, sliced per Th. 25c
PRESSED :IAM, sliced per Ib. 29c
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