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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1939-10-19, Page 8GE 8 THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD TI-IURS,, OCT. 19;1939 Ducks and Chickens for the Weekend LEG LAMB 25c lb. 4 -Lb. Pail CLOVER HONEY 45c MINCE -MEAT , 2 lb. for 25c 20 -Lb. Pail LARD $2.40 CONNELL & TYNDALL " CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET " Phone 162. Albert Street CALL AND SEE OUR STOCK OF STOVES AND HEATERS ROYAL CHARM, Cabinet Type RANGE, high shelf. McCLARY QUEBEC RANGE with high closet. McCLARY'S TRIUMPH RANGE, with high shelf. FINDLEY VEGA RANGE, with high shelf. Second -Hand JEWEL RANGE, in good shape with waterfront. BANNER COOK, Square Don't Forget to have a look at our: RADIOS, Electric and Battery Sets: B Batteries. Tubes and all Radio Supplies. SUTTER & PERDUE HARDWARE, PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS PHONE 147w. CLINTON, ONT. HAVE YOU BEEN IN TO SEE OUR LINE OF Heaters and Ranges THEY ARE PRICED RIGHT. BUY NOW AND SAVE. WE DO PLUMBING and HEATING—Get Our Prices. All Work Guaranteed. 'HE'CLA FURNACES' LEAD — There is a reason, — Ask us. HARDWARE and PLUMBING Phone 244 tv TAKE NO CHANCES WITH AN ,OLD GUN. We have beautiful new models to gladden the heart of every hunter. All makes, all prices, all kindsM of FRESH AMUNITION. Make this your hunting headquarters. For Bicycles, Motorcycles, Repairs, Accessories— visit your local sport shop Clinton Bicycle and Motorcycle Sales T. Hawkins, Superior Stores PHONE 111—CLINTON. SPECIALS FOR OCTOBER - 19-20-21 STRAWBERRY JAM, 32 oz. jar 25c EDDY'S RED BIRD MATCHES, 3 boxes for ,21c AY'LMER PORK & BEANS, 21 oz. 2 tins 19c ROLLED OATS, "Fresh, .. 4 lbs. 19c PEANUT BUTTER, 24 oz. jar 23c hleCORMICK'S SODAS, . 2 lbs. 25c TODDY, 16 oz. tin 39c COWAN'S` COCOA, ....1 Ib. tin 27c DURHAM CORN STARCH .. Ib. 10e MANNING'S PUMPKIN -FACE • SANDWICH BISCUITS lb. 19c GINGER SNAP BISCUITS . lb. 10e HALLOWE'EN KISSES .. 2 lbs25c ASSORTED CHOCOLATES, 1 lb. box 25e CHOCOLATE DROPS ib. 19c KLEENEX, 200's 2 pkgs. 25c POTATOES, 15 lb. peck TURNIPS, Waxed Ib, 2 SWEET POTATOES ... 5 lbs. 25c SPANISH ONIONS 5 lbs. 25c "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 Anniversary Services ANGLICAN CHURCH — VARNA SUNDAY, OCT. 22 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Preacher—CANON TOWNSHEND, London. MONDAY, OCT. 23 at 8 p.m. TOWN HALL — VARNA Splendid Programme. Refreshments. Admission 25c; Children 15e. COME 58.1 An Open Letter to the Town Council Gentlemen: The writer has much respect for those who can lay claim to Scotch ancestry. They are rightfully proud of their race with all its honoured 25c htraditions, and as loyal Canadians they are rightfully proud ,of the c British flag. That flag gentlemen, is to be the subject of this letter to you. May I suggest that you raise your eyes from your everyday menial tasks. Look upward to that flag whioh flies over the public building wherein you weigh the weighty problems connect- ed with the affairs of this town. After you have gazed upon that tattered remnant of a proud flag, bow your heads in shame. It is •a disgrace to you and to all loyal sub- jects of our King, Shall that disgrace continue? Gentlemen, in the name of common decency, unloose thestrings of the town's coffers, take therefrom the .purchase price of a new flag. Restore to us our pride in the Eng- lish, Flag; --Antonymous. T. II FrTHflMPSON ARMISTICE DAY OTTAWA, Oct. 13—Despite the second Great War,: Canada will ob- serve Remembrance Day, November llth, the anniversary of the conclu- sion of the. first Great War, as a, statutory holiday, a state department official said today. Oxford Pamphlets On World Affairs A series of surveys written by ex- perts treating objectively the out- standing problems of. modern Inter- national Polities. "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'subjeets 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 10e each. "Songs Deanna- Durbin Sings" A new folio inn 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. Tlie W. D. Fair Co Often the G'beaDeet--,Always the hest u�IIIIIIIillinnlnn,nm, nl 1111/1/11 Hill Mrs. Guy Routley of Bright, is vis- iting Clinton friends this week. Miss Lottie Sioman is visiting friends in Toronto. Mr, E. S. Livermore of St. Thomas was in town yesterday, going on to Goderich on business. Mrs. Frank Hollyman, Blyth, visited for a few days last week with her sister, Mrs. Charles Lockwood. Mr, James Vincent and Mr. and Mrs, Fred iluisj;ier and family; visited Sarnia friends last weekend. Mr. William Appleby returned to Toronto. on Friday after spending a short vacation with his mother, Mrs. L. Appleby. Mr. J. T. Reid of London, renewed acquaintances in Clinton on Tues- day and vlisited with friends in the district. Mrs. Kerr of Toronto, and Mrs. Mc- Roberts of Sarnia, visited at the home of Mrs. Pickard and her sis- ters last week, Mr. and Mrs, Thomas. Churchill and Roy, and Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Howes spent the weekend in Tor- onto. Mr. and Mrs. William Bell, Betty and Billy of Detroit, were weekend vis- itors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cree Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Match, Detroit, speirt the weekend an town, Miss Jean and Mr. Charles Mutch re- turned with them for a week's visit, Mrs. Edmund Crawford, Londesbora, has •spent the past week with her sisters here, Miss Freeman, Mrs. Thos. Glazier and Mrs, M. Mont- gomery. Mrs. Cateetance Gaudier, Misses Harriett and Helen of Toronto, were weekend guests of Mrs. Chowen, coming up to attend the Stephens -Cook wedding on Satur- day. Mr. E. G. Zinn and family of Luck - naw; Mr. Clifford R. Holland and family of Goderich; Mr. Hope and Miss Dena Tyner of Lindsay wero recent visitors at the home of Mrs. George Holland, Victoria Street. Mr. Robert J. Fisher returner/ home last week after spending ;some time in the West, while there he spent a week with Mrs. Fisher's sister, Mrs. 'John Watts and family- of Carroll; Manitoba, and spent some time with his daughters, Miss El- ea'nor Fisher and Mr. and y' Jrlse Frank Chance of Winnipeg, also visited his. daughter, Miss Jean Fisher in Toronto. Weekend Robberies During the early hours of Sunday morning thieves paid a visit to Clin- ton, entering the service station op- erated by Harry Watkins by plrying up a back window, they secured to- bacco and cigarettes to the value of $1.5.00 and an electric razor. At Swan's Service Station just across the road they also attempted to break in. At Goderich early Saturday morning the office of McEwan's gar- age was entered and an attempt made. to .smash the safe. Earlier ht the week the premises of the Dean Coal Company and the Goderich Planing Mills were also visited by thieves. The W.A. of WESLEY-WILLIS CHURCII will hold a COUNTRY FAIR on Saturday, October 28 in the Assembly Room of the Church. The booths will be: Home Baldng, Produce, Novelty, Pantry Shelf, Hot Dogs, Candy. TEA ROOM—Tea served at 3 p.m. also at 6 p.m. for business people. 58-2 JUNIOR FARMER'S New and Old Time DANCE in aid of Red Cross Work Wed. Oct. 25 Legion Hall - Clinton Admission 25c.. Lunch Served. Everybody Welcome. 58-1 r v+v.+..+v.+. SI!3tdS3".; ' Fitat:'.3rd_.-iti rtitC»;.;.+.4: K.:: +s �;F28�;�:»Z F+I 3�Y I�I3gi1. i.' BULBS, 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 war 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. 10e each PAPER -WHITE NARCISSUS Tap 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 It Will Pay You TO ATTEND TO YOUR REQUIREMENTS OF FURNITURE AND HARDWARE AS SOON AS POSSIBLE, AS PRICES ARE ADVANCING RAPIDLY. We have bought heavily to protect ourselves as well as our customers against these advances, so you will still save, while our regular stock lasts. But naturally the price will have to advance on goods coming in at the higher prices. We bane a wonderful stock to select from, so come right in and look around, you will likely see just what you are looking for. As you know, the weather is getting chilly, but you don't need to be cold, see our large stock of WOOD and COAL HEATERS and RANGES at any price you want to pay. A large stock of GLASS CLOTH and the new CELLO - GLASS, which is guaranteed for 5 years. You will find a large range of GUNS and AMMUNITION for those who like wandering around the woods these nice fall days, 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 r.e4F4h141 2 thlet.F 1414:42.1 `Hie ehehlete ,nhn%313«.W;1:1•441 2»:«p+ 4 .;«I» 4.441• them :3 SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE QUILT BATTS, all new cotton, size 72x90 Prices 35 and 39'c WHEELING YARN, 2 and 3 -ply, good range of colors, .......,. price per quarter lb. skein 29e FLANNELETTE, Light and Dark Stripes, 36 inch wide • per yd. 21c CHILD'S KNITTED SUITS, all -wool, ages 4, 6, 8 per suit $1.25 WOOL (SKIRTS, with zipper, Black and Brown colors, sizes 14, 16, 18 price $1.79 GIRL'S WOOL KNEE HOSE, • sizes 6 to 10, prices 29 and 35c GIRL'S'. COTTON HOSE, Black or Tan, ' sizes 5 to 10, price per, pair 19c' G.IRL'S FLEECE -LINED COMB., with long sleeves per suit 89c GIRL'S FLEECE -LINED, VEST and BLOOMERS 33c BOY',S) BRUSH WOOL SWEATERS prices $1.19 to $1.69 BOY'S FLEECE -LINED SHIRTS and DRAWERS per garment 50c' BOY'JS WOOL HOSE, sizes 5 to 10, per pair 45c MEN'S ALL -WOOL COMBINATIONS, PENMAN'S Brand per suit $2150 MEN'S ALL -WOOL ,SHIRTS and DRAWERS each $1,59 MEN'S FLEECE -LINED: COMBINATIONS, per suit 1+'LEELE-141NED SHIRTS and DRAWERS $1.59 each 85c MEN'S WOOL MACKINAW with full zipper front & sport backs & adjusting straps at waist, good assortment of colors, • Prices $4.25 to $5.00 WALKER'S OVERALLS, SMOCKS, WIND - BREAKERS and PANTS, an high grade garment. We carry a large stock and feel sure if you give one of these lines a trial you will agree with us, that there is none better an:I few as good. FOOTWEAR—RUBBER and LEATHER LINES, a large assortment to choose from, prices /right and your patronage will be ap- preciated. 42" CLIFFORD COBB nonnsuenensenareemeneminamenst STOCK UP AND SAVE AT YOUR TIED AND WHITE STORE 1 CARBOLIC SPECIAL. VALUE PEARL SOAP4 for 19c OCT- 19, 20, 21 SOAP 4fo. 19c , EAGLE BRAND WHEAT 3 for 25c MILK tin 19c MILD lb. ,19'c I F'LUFFOSTANDARD LIBBY'S SHORTENING z for 27c ' TOMATOES 3 for 25c MILK 16 oz. 3 for, 25c1 GINGER RED & WHITE ASSORTED SNAPS 2 lbs. 19c TOMATO JUICE 3. for 25c BISCUITS 2 Ibs..29c Sugar Redpath 20 lbs. Bag $1.49 one per Customer LIBBY'S SWEET MIXED AYLMER PORK & BEANS tin 10c PICKLES jar 19c PEAS, & CARROTS 2 for z5c BANTAM SALADA RASPBERRY CORN 2; for 19c TEA 1/2,1b. pkg. 33c JAM ' .jar 25c'. A C E SWAN KELLOGG'S CO10FEE lb. jar 391c MATCHES 3 box 19c CORN FLAKES 3 for 2'5c' ASSORTED GODERICH DALTON'S JELLY POWDERS 6 for 23c SALT 2 for 1`3c VANILLA lg. bottle 15c Fruit Specials 4,000,000 BUSHELS Vegetable Specials JUICY SURPLUS THIS YEAR. HEARTS of a ORANGES .....; dozen 19c CELERY 3 bnntaeh I.Oc SEEDLESS Eat more Apples FANCY Large Heads GRAPEFRUIT 6 for ?.5c Cook more Apples CAULIFLOWER „. each. IOe FANCY TOKAY SUPPORT THE FARMER AND THE, SWRET WAXED GRAPES 2lbs.23r TURNIPS 5lbs. IOC YOUTH ORGANIZATIONS OF THIS GOLDEN YELLOWCCEBERG BANANAS dozen 2Sc COUNTRY BY BUYING APPLES LETTUCE head IOC FROM THE BOY SCOUTS LARGE SPANISH SWEET MILD LEMONS 4 for Vic ON SATURDAY. ONIONS 2 lbs. IOc ANNUAL BOY SCOUT APPLE DAY THIS SATURDAY siluRING St NORM .11 Prompt Delivery Service - PHONE 48 The W.A. of WESLEY-WILLIS CHURCII will hold a COUNTRY FAIR on Saturday, October 28 in the Assembly Room of the Church. The booths will be: Home Baldng, Produce, Novelty, Pantry Shelf, Hot Dogs, Candy. TEA ROOM—Tea served at 3 p.m. also at 6 p.m. for business people. 58-2 JUNIOR FARMER'S New and Old Time DANCE in aid of Red Cross Work Wed. Oct. 25 Legion Hall - Clinton Admission 25c.. Lunch Served. Everybody Welcome. 58-1 r v+v.+..+v.+. SI!3tdS3".; ' Fitat:'.3rd_.-iti rtitC»;.;.+.4: K.:: +s �;F28�;�:»Z F+I 3�Y I�I3gi1. i.' BULBS, 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 war 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. 10e each PAPER -WHITE NARCISSUS Tap 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 It Will Pay You TO ATTEND TO YOUR REQUIREMENTS OF FURNITURE AND HARDWARE AS SOON AS POSSIBLE, AS PRICES ARE ADVANCING RAPIDLY. We have bought heavily to protect ourselves as well as our customers against these advances, so you will still save, while our regular stock lasts. But naturally the price will have to advance on goods coming in at the higher prices. We bane a wonderful stock to select from, so come right in and look around, you will likely see just what you are looking for. As you know, the weather is getting chilly, but you don't need to be cold, see our large stock of WOOD and COAL HEATERS and RANGES at any price you want to pay. A large stock of GLASS CLOTH and the new CELLO - GLASS, which is guaranteed for 5 years. You will find a large range of GUNS and AMMUNITION for those who like wandering around the woods these nice fall days, 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 r.e4F4h141 2 thlet.F 1414:42.1 `Hie ehehlete ,nhn%313«.W;1:1•441 2»:«p+ 4 .;«I» 4.441• them :3 SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE QUILT BATTS, all new cotton, size 72x90 Prices 35 and 39'c WHEELING YARN, 2 and 3 -ply, good range of colors, .......,. price per quarter lb. skein 29e FLANNELETTE, Light and Dark Stripes, 36 inch wide • per yd. 21c CHILD'S KNITTED SUITS, all -wool, ages 4, 6, 8 per suit $1.25 WOOL (SKIRTS, with zipper, Black and Brown colors, sizes 14, 16, 18 price $1.79 GIRL'S WOOL KNEE HOSE, • sizes 6 to 10, prices 29 and 35c GIRL'S'. COTTON HOSE, Black or Tan, ' sizes 5 to 10, price per, pair 19c' G.IRL'S FLEECE -LINED COMB., with long sleeves per suit 89c GIRL'S FLEECE -LINED, VEST and BLOOMERS 33c BOY',S) BRUSH WOOL SWEATERS prices $1.19 to $1.69 BOY'S FLEECE -LINED SHIRTS and DRAWERS per garment 50c' BOY'JS WOOL HOSE, sizes 5 to 10, per pair 45c MEN'S ALL -WOOL COMBINATIONS, PENMAN'S Brand per suit $2150 MEN'S ALL -WOOL ,SHIRTS and DRAWERS each $1,59 MEN'S FLEECE -LINED: COMBINATIONS, per suit 1+'LEELE-141NED SHIRTS and DRAWERS $1.59 each 85c MEN'S WOOL MACKINAW with full zipper front & sport backs & adjusting straps at waist, good assortment of colors, • Prices $4.25 to $5.00 WALKER'S OVERALLS, SMOCKS, WIND - BREAKERS and PANTS, an high grade garment. We carry a large stock and feel sure if you give one of these lines a trial you will agree with us, that there is none better an:I few as good. FOOTWEAR—RUBBER and LEATHER LINES, a large assortment to choose from, prices /right and your patronage will be ap- preciated. 42" CLIFFORD COBB nonnsuenensenareemeneminamenst