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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1939-10-12, Page 820 -LB. PAIL LARD $2.40 ib. 15c VEAL STEWS NICE ROAST OF VEAL 4 -LB. PAIL OF' HONEY BREAST OF LAMB lb. 20c 45c lb. 15c CONNELL & TYNDALL " CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET " Phony 182. , Albert Street HOW ABOUT THAT STOVE OR FURNACE YOU HAVE BEEN THINKING 'ABOUT. SEE OUR STOCK WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF McClary's Famous Stoves and Finley Celebrated Stoves and Ranges. Quebec Heaters, Wood Heaters and Sheet -Iron Heaters. 1 Slightly Used Wood Heater. 1 Second -Hand Quebec Heater. Several Second -Hand Cook Stoves. 1 Hand -Power Washer, only used a few times. SUTTER & PERDUE HARDWARE, PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS PHONE 147w. CLINTON, ONT. reg F %r3tileVI et:eke!h.3 . a»I"r» enelete:»ieleteze, 1 + :. I, HAVE YOU BEEN IN TO SEE OUR LINE OF THEY ARE PRICED RIGftT. BUY NOW AND SAVE. E DO PLUMBING -PLUMBING -and HEATING—Get Our Prices. All Work Guaranteed. A FURNACES' LEAD — There is a reason --Ask I W 'HECL MONIMI Heaters and Ranges a kips, us. HARDWARE and PLUMBING Phone 244 TAKE NO CHANCUS WITH AN ,OLD GUN. We have beautiful new models to gladden the heart of every hunter. All makes, all prices, all kinds of FRESH AMMUNITION. Make this your hunting headquarters. For Bicyeles, Motorcycles, Repairs, Accessories— visit your local sport shop Clinton Bicycle and Motorcycle Sales 1; Superior Stores PRONE ill—CLINTON. SPECIALS FOR OCTOBER -12-13-14 AYLMER TOMATOES, 21/25, tin 10e SUNLIGHT SOAP ... 4 cakes 23c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, 20 oz. 2 tins 21e SUPER SUDS 2 pkgs. with GLASS BOWL & SAUCER .... 39c AYLMER SOUPS, Tomato or CRUNCHIE SWEET PICKLES, 27 oz. 23e WHEAT BERRIES, Hentphill's hag 23c ROYAL YORK TEA, 1/2 lb. pkg. 33c SULTANA RAISINS .... 2 lbs. 23c CURRANTS, cleaned . 2 Ibs. 27e CUT PEEL '/2 Ib. 13c GLACE CHERRIES . •, 1.4 Ib, 13c SHELLED WALNUTS SIA ]b. 10c BAKING POWDER, Superior 16 oz. tin 23e BAITING SODA, loose ib. 7c PUMPKIN, Aylmer, 21/2s, ,. tin 10c GINGER SNAPS .,...... .. lb. 100 SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT 5 for 25c SPANISH ONIONS 5 lbs. 25c T. R.,-111,111IVIPSON VICTIM OF HIT RUN DRIVER Struck by a hit -run driver as he walked along highway No, 8 east of Seaforth Monday morning, Benedict Holland, 20, of St. Columban, died a short time later in Scott Memorial "Cheerio My Deario" 3 -act farce crammed with excitement and hilarious laughs will be Presented in LONDESBORO COMMUNITY HALL FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13 at 8.30 Under the auspices of Londesboro United Church Choir, Adults 25s; Children under 12 15e. 57-1 "Trouble Tumbles In". Farce Comedy in Three Acts THURSDAY, OCT. 19 ST. PAUL'S PARISH HALL, CLINTON Auspices of the choir • and presented' by St. James' A.Y.P.A., Stratford ADULTS 35c, CHILDREN 15e 57-2 Hospital, Seaforth. The young pian was walking to his home in St. Col- umban when he was believed to have been struck by a truck traveling east, He was found by the roadside, about two miles west of St.. Columban, by Ross Chapman of Kippen, and George Coleman of E'gmonciv,ille, and was taken to the Seaforth hospital where he died of the injuries.He is• said to have suffered a fractured pelvis and severe head injuries. The young man was a son of Mr. and Mrs. John Holland of St. Col- umban. Besides his parents, he is survived) by four brothers and six sisters. They are John, a member of the Royal Canadian Engineers at London; Kale of Windsor; Conrad at home, and Stephenat home; Loretta of Waterloo; Gloria, Joan, Leona, Lenore and Mary, all at home. Holland was well Irnown in the. district as a football , and hockey player. He had played soccer with St. Columban and hockey with the Dublin teams. Scene of the fatality was within a few yards of the spot where two men had met death in traffic ac- cidents within the past year. THE CLINTON NEWS+RECORD, Oxford Pamphlets On World Affairs A series of surveys written by ex- perts treating objectively the out- standing problems of modern Inter- national Politics. "An immensely valuable work'is. being done by the Oxford Press , in the issuance of'the Oxford "Pamph- lets on World Affairs. Done by ab- solutely first-rate men; these pamph- lets give the vital kernel of the necessary knowledge on such subjects as 'Mein Kampf', the constitutional nature of the ' British Empire, the treaty of Versailles and many oth- ers."—,—Saturday Night. We 'have thirteen, of the titles now printed, to hand and will stock the new issues as they come on the mar- ket. Price 10c each, "`Songs Deanna Durbin Sings" A new folio in our music stock featuring the "Songs Deanna Durbin Sings" is assured a pleasant welcome by those who have seen and heard the beautiful young lady 'in her re- cent pictures. Eleven titles are list- ed in the folio. The price 50c. We invite you to view our News- stand. There are news reviews, fic- tion, magazines, women's publica- tions, magazines devoted to athletics, outdoor life, hunting and fishing, mechanical and scientific magazines, magazines of movieland, literary publications of the highest quality, humorous titles and what not. TIE W. D. Fair Co Often the CbeanePt.--Always the Beat , Miss Marion Thompson of Granton spent the holiday weekend in town. , Master Kenneth McAllister visited Saturday with Elroy Desjardine of Zurich. Mrs, E. Brooks, Rattenbury street, spent the holiday with her son at Seaforth, Mr. Benson Corless spent the week- end and Thanksgiving Day with his parents in town. Miss Dorothy Corless spent the weekend and holiday with St. Thomas' and London friends. Mr. Henry Slomam spent the ThanIs- giving weekend in New York and attended the World's Fair. Isobel Morrell of London spent the holiday at the home of her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Morrell. Mr. and Mrs, Jonathan Fisher and family of Bemniller visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Walper. Mr. and Mrs. David Dewar and son of Toronto spent the holiday week- end with Mrs, Wheatley, Huron st. Miss Viola Morrison, Toronto, spent the holiday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Mor- rison. Mrs. Hampton, Sherbrooke, Quebec, and Mrs. Roy Jones of Richmond, Quebec were weekend guests of Mr: and Mrs. W. J, Jones. Miss Myrtle Fawcett of Hamilton, and Miss Carol Evans of Dunville were weekend vistors at the home of Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Evans. Mr. and MTs. H. W, Gould and Mr, and Mrs. George Gould spent the weekend in Toronto and Bowman- ville with Mr. Gould's daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bawden and sons Jack and Bruce of Hamilton were weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wiltse, London Road. .Mrs. M. Reid and Mrs. William Rath - well of Varna, and son, Charles of London, were visitors last week at the home of Mrs. E. H. Alps, Ring Street. Mi. and Mrs. L. W. Dippell and daughters Peggy and Marion of Bowntanville were weekend visitors with the lady's parents, Mr, and Mrs: 0. W. Potter. Mr. John'Cuninghame of Owen Sound and Miss Kathleen of T'or- onto. spent Thanksgiving` at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cuninghame, Misses Dorothy Holland and Irene Healey. of Toronto spent the Thanksgiving weekend at the home of the formter's parents; Mr. and Mrs. Nate Holland, Huron Road, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jenkins and Miss Marion of Toronto were Thanks- giving visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Heard. On. Sunday they attended the anniversary ser- vices at Hollnesville United church Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Barker, Toronto; Miss Beth Cartwright, Kitchener, and Mr. Duncan Cartwright of the Alliston Herald, spent Thanksgiv- ing.weekend and holiday visiting friends and relatives in this vicinity. Miss Mabel Glendenning of Brandon; Manitoba and Miss Margaret Watts of Carroll, Manitoba, •spent the past week with Miss Watts' aunt, Mrs. Robert Fisher, Mill • st. They are en route to their, homes after attending the New York Werld's Fair: THURS., "OCT. 12, 1939; Buy And Save on these Specials October 12113, , ,41h .' Aunt Jemima Pancake Fleur vemomemoossememammensommr CHOCOLATE MALLOW BISCUITS FIVE ROSES FLOUR 7's RED & WHITE TOMATO SOUP HANDY AMMONIA RED ROSE KETA SALMON RED & WIIITE FINEST FLOUR - . Pastry GOLDEN SPRAY CHEESE 1/2's - and lb. 15c 29c 3 for 25c pkg. 5c 2 for 25c , 24's 63c Pkg. 15c Beehive Syrup. 2's; both for 35C. FRESH SODA BISCUITS RED & WHITE FLOUR NATIONAL )SOAP FLAKES P & G SOAP QUALITY COFFEE FIVE ROSES FLOUR LIBBY'S MILK 725 5,s, always fresh 24's 16 oz. tin lb...15c 25c .. 33c 4for19t lb. 39c 83c 3 for 25c Large Pkg. Lux Flakes and 3 Cakes Lux Soap for 35c Looking For Something Different For Your Menus?" SWEET Waxed Turnips 416. ioe I Here It IS . Spanish Onions 2G lb '13e Fancy CELERY Hearts Special 11c Large Bunch CAULIFLOWER each 10c Head LETTUCE each' 10c Snow APPLES basket 25c Sweet Juicy l Parsnips Washed ORANGES Special Dozen LARGER SIZES 19c BRUSSELS Sprouts local grown Egg -Plants CHINESE Lettuce CRISP FLAVOURFUL 29c and 39C a doz. Sweet Potatoes lb. 5c qt. IOc each 5c bunch itOc lb. 5c SHEARING k NORMAN Your Red & White Store - Phone 48 Clinton Anniversary BRUCEFIELD UNITED CHURCH SUNDAY, OCT. 22 at 11..00 a.m. and 7.30 pm Speaker—Rev. A. W. Gardiner, Chairman of Huron. Presbyterial. HOT FOWL SUPPER THURSDAY, OCT. 26 from 5.30 to 8.30 followed by,* ROYAL TOUR PICTURES ADULTS 50c; CHILDREN 25c 57-1 SHOOTING ACCIDENT Charles Fritz, business man of Zurich, while duck shooting in comp- any with William 0 Brien, also of Zurich, was injured when the gun which he was carrying was aecident- aIly discharged. The accident took place at Bale d'Or Bay, about 17 miles from Kincardine. Both men were walking in shallow water and about to climb into the boat when Mr. Fritz' gun acidentally went off and ,the shot entered his body just above his left hip. Mr. O'Brien removed him to tr., Kincardine Hospital where he will re- main for a few days and then will be removed to Victoria Hospital, at London, for further treatment, BULBSi For Winter and Spring Bloom Plant Tulip Bulbs now and have the Spring bloom you have long wanted. We are fortunate to have Dutch Bulbs which arrived just before tear was declared. Prices may not be as reasonable another year. Take advantage of our special offer: "SUPERFINE MIXTURE" of DARWIN TULIP BULBS 40c a doz. HYACINTH BULBS Named Varieties. Choice Quality. 10c each PAPER -WHITE NARCISSUS Top Size •3 for 10e CUT FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS. 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 Be Wise We have bought very large stocks of both FURNITURE and HARDWARE at the old prices, as far as possible, but as prices are advancing' and in some things its impossible to get them, we would suggest you fill in your requirements now, as we want to be fair with our customers and friends and help you save, so we will not advance our prices until we have to pay the higher prices on goods we buy. You will now find a large stock of DINING, BEDROOM, KIT- CHEN and CHESTERFIELD SUITES, STUDIO COUCHES and OCCASIONAL CHAIRS, LAMPS of all kinds, TABLES, SMOII- ERS, FERNERIES, MIRRORS, and a large assortment of CARPET and LINOLEUM RUGS, and all kinds of FLOOR COVERINGS. IN THE HARDWARE DEPARTMENT You better hurry if you need a new STOVE as they are going to be hard to get before long, and naturally prioes will be a lot higher. The same condition prevails all through the HARD- WARE STOCKS, so be wise and buy now. The Store With the Stock. BALL and ZAPFE HARDWARE, FURNITURE Embalmers, Funeral Directors, Ambulance Service. Phones: Store 196; N. Bali, 110; . J. J. Zapfe, 103 atrefef+I»A efel"•.»:»b'+27:»'1:41etidet»w+344»S:»tele,44.4144:4»W.»w 4.1.444. F4,4»." Mitt OCTOBER i2, 13, i4 .BREAKFAST BACON per Ib. in piece 28c BOLOGNA in piece per lb. 15c SAUSAGE, Small Size per ib. 19c FRESH PICNIC HAMS, per lb. 19c FIVE LILY BREAD FLOUR 981b. bag $2.95 HURON PASTRY FLOUR 24 lb. bag 57c COFFEE, Red Rose per lb. 55c COCOA, Cowan's Perfection 1 lb. tin 27c TEA in Bulk, Black or Mixed per Ib. 57c TAPIOCA, good grade 2 1b. 19c R I C E, good grade 2 19c r CLIFFORD MINUTE TAPIOCA 2 pkg. 23c NIBLET CORN 2 tins 29c PEAS, 'Aylmer, size 4, small tins each 7c HEINZ SPAGHETTI 2 large tins 25c fS'ALMON,1 lb. tins, Red Rose Brand 2 for 29c LIBBY'S PORK & BEANS, 1 lb. tins ... 2 for 15c .LIBBY'S PORK & BEANS, 7 oz. tins 05c BETTY'S ORANGE MARMALADE 25c APPLE & RASPBERRY JAM, 4 lb. tin, each 43c CHRISTIE'S SODA CRACKERS, 1 Ib. pkgs. each 18c SWEET MIXED BISCUITS per lb. 19c LOBB..& SONS