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The Clinton News Record, 1936-03-19, Page 8P2VGE 8 • 14:14 RIB ROAST,OF BEEF, per lb. 14c CHUCK-ItOAST OF CHOICE BEEF, per lb. ............ 12c VEAL ROASTS, per 1b. 15c VEAL CHOPS. tees lb. 20c VEAL STEWS, per lb. ............ . ...... . . ..... ,13c BONELESS SALT ,P,ORK, per Ib. ..... ..., 18c DUFF'S LARD, 1 b. prints 13c SCHNEIDER'S LARD, bulk,, per lb. 15c H. A. BUTTER, First Quality 'Grade, .per lb. 26c . -• SCHNEIDER'S BACON, in piece, per Ib. 25c ICONNIEi:IL. & TYNDALL " CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET " Phone 162. Albert, Street DOMINIONHARDWARE STORE, Supplies for Syrup Making Season SPILES, SYRUP CANS, SAP PAILS, SYRUP PANS made to order. WE CARRY GLIDDEN'S.' JAP-A-LAC PAINTS, ENAMELS, STAINS, SHELLAC, VARNISHES. Try this standard brand on your next paint job. AGENCY FOR BEATTY HAND AND ELECTRIC WASHERS. FURNITURE DEPARTMENT MATTRESS, SPRINGS and STEEL BED, priced at $16.00, $19.25, $20.00, $22.50 AND UP. Steel Beds with eight. inch . panels, included in above prices. SLIGHTLY USED BABY CARRIAGE, DOLL BUGGIES AND STROLLERS. AT REASONABLE PRICES. Sutter- Perdue= Beattie DIRECTORS. OF FUNERAL SERVICES MONUMENTS—ENGRAVING Ambulance Service—Modern Equipment.—Phone 147w, Day or Night BAYFIELD, Mr. and Mrs. J. Gingrich • motored from Bad Axe, Mich., last week. Mrs. Gingrich remained with her parents, owing to the illness of her father, Mr. S, Cleave, ,Mrs. Broughton Billett • returned home on Monday after having visit- ed friends in London last week. MPs. Fred Baker was called to Toronto on Sunday owing to the critical condition of her son-in-law, Z. H. York, who we regret to report has been in ill heath for some time. Miss Ruth Houston and Mr. Win. Moran of London spent Sunday with the former's parents, Mr: and Mrs. S. Houston. Mr. A. G. Atkinson niptored to De- troit on Sunday to spend a few days with his parents, Miss Mildred Cameron returned to Detroit on Thursday last after hat- hig. spent the past few months with nes lister, Miss E. Cameron, Mis. H. A.. Stott returned to her ""' 4tdiiit,'"Wavecrest," on Monday after having spent the Winter in Detroit. A very much enjoyed banquet, and varied programme was put on in the basement of St. Andrew's church, sponsored by the Woman's Associa- tion; and the - W. M. 5. program . consisted largely of responses 'to toasts to the various organisations of the church. Mr. Robt. Scotchiner proposed the toast to the church re sponded'to by, the pastor. The pas- tor then en acted as toastmaster, and Mr. Ed. Mernrresponded •e onded for the Session. R G. Reid for the Board of Stewards,. 'Miss Vaud Sterling for W. M. S.,' Mrs. Lloyd Meakin for A.; Gale W . Rev. R. M. Ga e f o r the S.S., Miss Gladys for the Mission 'Band, Miss Maud McGregor.„. for Cradle Roll, Miss Norma Welsh for V. P. Dept., Mr. Alf. Erwin for' M. and M., and also for the Choir. Mu. sic, readings and recitations were In- terspersed. Irish solo, James :Ster- ling, violin duet,. by Mr. Oliver Welsh and son; Robert, reading, Mrs. Wallis, piano ,solo, Gladys Gale, mouthorgan selection, Elgin Porter, duet by Gladys and Mr. Gale, piano and viol - Mr. George Elilott of Clinton en- tertained splendidly with speech and recitations and 'Little. Jean Elliott sang several numbeis ,most sweetly.. . Between the numbers there was op- portunity for all present to have a part with joining in a good Sing - Song. ing-Song.'.There was a well filled bkse- ment,' and a very happy time for all. AUBURN St, Patrick's. Day was the occasion of the celebration of the 65th birth- day of Mrs. William Roberton of Au- burn. Mrs. Roberton was formerly Bertha May Whitney, daughter ; of Mr.and Mrs. Henry. Whitney of Prince Edward County. Mrs, :Bober- - ton was born there but same to this district 50 years ago. Her father was accidentally .shot and killed by ..a companion while duck hunting on the Bay' of Quinte When Mrs -Roberton Y old. was onlyseven ears On F@b. 3, 1892, she was married to William J. Roberton from her 'home on, the 8th of Colborne: They were . marr`ied in Goderich by Rev. J. Howell, then minister of North Street Methodist .Church. Their at- tendants, Mrs. Robert Rutledge, Col- borne, and Robert Roberton, Clinton, are both still living, The lFopple re- sided ell, the groom's farm in Walk - erbium, later moving to Westfield, Ebenezer and the Base kine, Six- teen years ago they retired to a farm on the outskirts of Auburn. They have a fainly of four, Roy, !Detroit; Gladys, Goderich; Mildred, near Lucknow, and Frank, Londes- boro. On Sunday afternoon at the - ser - vire in the Baptist Church a happy event took place, when the members of the choir presented their choir leader, Mrs, C. A. Howson, with a beautiful bouquet of flowers, it being the occasion of her birthday, she hav- ing led in the service of song for nearly twenty-eight years. Mrs. Howson's father, the late Mr. Geo. Asquith, led in the choir in the base- line' church for many years before. the church was, moved to Auburn. Mrs. P. Walper presented the flowers. aiid Miss Gladys Good read the fol- lowing address: "To our Choir. Leader, Mrs. How- son: Of all the religions of the World which have been taught in var- ious tines and places, that which God. gave to the World through his Son, Jesus Christ, alone has the pow- er of,saving and keeping for eternity. Another priceless gift which accom- panied it, and which 3s found in no other, is that of song, praise and memos that 0 thanksgiving. n ble a night -when our master partook of the last supper and went out. to' Geth- semane where He was betrayed. Ile sang a hymn with His disciples. Truly Y a strange tiene'for singing and yet so appropriate because it was a hymn of triumph of a life successfully coni- pleted. It is a, clear testimony to his finished work that this song has nev- er died out for :whenever• a .soul, comes to know Him as Saviour,' it must .burst forth in :praise, thanks- giving and adoration to Him who not butkeeps. saves onlY y . The Church in a similar manner has in every per- iod of spiritual refreshing enjoyed to the full the songs of Zion. Singing is second only preaching to the reachin of the Word and indeed . ithas often penetrated to souls when+e preaching could never reach, so 'after' all they are, like two - blades of a air of sees. P sons which are' best when working .te tether. So as we 'realize the great Importance of -song to our Wois,iip of God, we naturally .think of those who have given of their time,, talents, even their very life in the leadership Iof it. We have been richly blessed during the, many years. which have passed in having a choir leader in this church"' who has given of her- self in such. an unstinting manner to this work. ''Endowed; by the Lord himself with- a voice: of rave richness, she has used -it to the. present time its this service. Also as opportunity opened to 'assume leadership of `the choir 'and thus, of the 'songs of our - church she did not withhold. As we of the choir look back over 'those years, we realize that we have not always given of our co-operation as we ought, and sometimes let the bur den fall upon her which should have been ours. Amid the problems and perplexities which 'often surrounded her; she maintained a chriitian .attii THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD TIIIURS, 'MAR'CH 19, I936.: "TIPPERARY'? ENGLISH DINNERWARE, OPEN STOCI{ A new Dinnerware manufactured by the celebrated English Potters Alfred Meakin, Ltd. The strong, sturdy body, has a warm -toned Marigold colour,; trimmed with that shade, of green that makes a pleas- ing color combination that is so po- pular to -day. PRICE LIST Cups and- Saucer 15c Cups only . ..... 19c Plates (B., and Plates (Tea) ': 15c Plates (Dinner sis) 15c Plates (Dinner lis) ,19e: Soup Plates . 15e Oatmeals . Hie Fruits'. 10c Cream Soup and Stds. 35c Bowl (open Sugar) Platter (C. Meat) .. 39c Platter (Regular) . • 75e Oval Baker . . 29c Round Salad .. 29e Covered 'Vegt. Dish 75c Sauce Boat , ` 50e S. B. Stand-. . 29c Milk Jug... .. 390 Cream Jug ,20e Covered Sugar Box ' 59c. "TIPPERARY COMBINATION" Here are a few very ;handy Sets '. 97 PIECE DINNER SET 12 each: ;Cups, Saucers, Plates, • B, and B, Tea, Dinner Soup Fruit. • f each: Platter, Cold Meat, and Regu- lar, 'Bowl, Cream, Sugar, _Salad, Sauceboat tnd Stand and 2.Covered Vegetable Dish$1415 . .69 PIECE DINNER SET Complete Service for Eight . , . 11:40 $2 PIECE DINNER SET • 6: each: Cup, Saucer, Plate B -and B. and Dinner sis, Fruits, 1 each;; Cold Meat Platter and Salad ...................- Tile W. D. Fair :Co u u o� L II I�I� I IhiO II If Illlou„„„„,„, „ ,,,,, „, IIL� Dr. and Mrs. Shaw were in Toronto last- week -end. Miss Mary Hovey spent the weekend at her home' in Lusting Mr. J. Grant visited his sister , in Dunnville last week -end.. Mrs. H. M. Kyle of Victoria, B.C., was the .guest last week of her . aunt, Mrs, Jean Kyle of • Albert street. Miss Ruby Newman leaves today to take over her new position as head of -the Hanover telephone office. Mr. J. Jefferson, who has been spend- ing some time with his cousin, Dr. J. W. Shaw, left last week -end for his home in the west, Mrs. James Steep is spending a few weeks in Saltforcl, owing to the illness and death of her brother - 'in -law, Mr. John Steep. Miss M. G. Rudd"and Miss M. R. Clark spent the week -end in Lon - ' don as guests of Mrs, J.. A. Ford and Mr. W. H. Ford. , Miss Hazel Steep and Mrs. Alvin .McAllister were in Saltford on Saturday owing to the death of their uncle,.the late John :Steep. Miss Ruth Cartwright and Mr. T. Barker of the Drug Trading Com- pany, Toronto, returned to Toronto Saturday after spending a week's holidays in Clinton.. Dr, and Mrs, ()alma started for .To- ronto Tuesday but turned' at Kit- chener, as the snow was so deep they did not like to venture .fur- ther: They were going 't0 the city to attend the funeral of Dr. Oakes' >. A uncle, Rev: Dr. Tovell, paster-em- eretis of Trinity church,' . Toronto, for many years, 'who • died in his ninety-first year. Y Mrs. Geo. J. Connell of Varna spent last week with her sister-in-law, Mrs. W. D. Connell, Base line, and with other friends'in Clinton. She leaves the end of this 'week for Lansing, Mich., to :spend a month with his sister;, Mrs. Chas. Whit- man, and will 'attend the gradua- tion of her niece, ' Miss Gertrude Whitman, from the 'University. Y tude ever endeavouring to make the best of any circumstance, that the Work of the Lord might be advanced. As a small token of our appreciation on this, the anniversary of your birthday, we, as members - of your, choir, present you with these flow- ers. We trust that you may be spar- ed to us for many years as our•ehoir leader and in the directing of the Worship in song in this house of the Lord." Mrs. Howson, though completely taken by surprise,: thanked the choir very feelingly, in a few well-chosen words. - VARNA Th e many -times -postponed meet- ing of the County L.O.L. was held in Exeter, last week and officers elect- ed, Varna delegates being in a. ma- jority on theexecutive, the list is as Mows: Ebner : Webster, . Varna, county master; J. Patton, ,Varna, de- puty master; E. M. Dignan,, Exeter, chaplain;. H. Al. Hanley, Clinton, re- cordingsecretary; s c story; Chas. Pilgrim, Varna, financial secretary; . ,Garnet Cornih, Clinton,; treasurer; A. beeves Clinton, first lecturer; Melvin Clark, Seaforth, second 'lecturer;. C. Diehl,: Varna, marshal. ONE FRIEND TEI.I:S ANOTHER SPRING --1 Aes MARCH 20th` and 2 I st EASTER EGGS -.3 EASTER CANDY OF ALL KINDS Assortment in . the Lead RED AND Special Assorted Boxes of Smiles'n Chuckles Call and See the Largest We Have Ever Hadi Oranges are Sweet and Juicy, ' and Very Low in Price, from - I .Bags' of Oranges at 40c,' Sizes Larger at GRAPE FRUIT Especially Nice and ' Sweet Good For Marmalade. 212c per. Dozen 39c per Dozen First Call for:. Spring Cleaning - Leader Brooms,; at 29d'.. Floor `Wax, Gold .Medal 25c' Bon Ami, Cake and Powdered 15c Lemon Oil (Hawes). 23e Snow Flake Ammonia 6c' 'Sunlight Soap, 3 for 18d. Extra 'Special P.; and G. Soap, 6 for - 23c Bulk Soap Chips, 3. lbs. for 25c Extra—Cranberry Jam 27d Pineapple Jam .: 33c Special Price on,Chipso, 2 pkgs. for - 35e . 'EXTRA SPECIAL • Corn Syrup, 2 lb. pail ' 15c Vegetable and Tomato Soup, 2 for 19c - Large Pork and Beans, can . 10c Red and White Salt, 2 for 15c Peanut Butter (Tumblers) 15c - Extra-=Weston's Crackerettes, 2 for - 25c Gold Medal Sodas, 2. pkgs. for - 25c Extra -Special Price on Granulated Sugar by the Bag, Friday and Saturday. • L ,SUGGESTIONS FOR, LENT" Large. Sweet Salmon, 2 for ' Gold Red Salmon 19c .,250 Falcon. Peas, each 10c Macaroni, 4 lbs. for r 25e Golden Spray Cheese, 2 pkgs. • 27c Finnan Haddie, - per tin ., • , 14c Old. White Cheese, per lb. 25c Fresh Halibut, per lb. 20c+ Fresh . Filletts, .per .lb. 18e Red Salmon 18c ' Extra '(Special -Marshmallow Creme' . ' 15e Quick Tapioca and• Tumbler Pie Filler in Chocolate and.,Lemon 15c 25c 'mow VEGETABLES New Cabbage, 2 lbs. for 9c. New. Beets, 2 for 15d Celery Hearts, Florida, each 15e Head Lettuce, 2 for 19c Apples, B:C., 6 for 25c Baldwins, for cooking, per. pk. , 50e Where "Sells for Less” Price Prevails W. T. O'NEIL "9 CLINTON'S . BIG CORNER GROCETERLA Phone 48 CI:. RILEY'S Announcement Where Quality Sells and Service Telis We have been able to secure a lower priced soap shampoo and 'fin Chase and Sanborn offee • ; ggc ger-wave lotion, enabling us to give Blue Ribbon Coffee • 45c SHAMPOO & FINGER WAVE at 50c OIL SHAMPOO & FINGER WAVE 75c. you a • Broadway Coffee ..,...i 35c Free Coupons, Nappies and Berry Bowl. ' Fresh Ground Coffee 29c'. Broadway Orange Pekoe Tea 59c A New Assortment of Pink Glassware 43 oz. Jar Prepared Mustard 25c' 12 oz, 7a; l'r'epared Mustard , 10c 32 oz. Jar Peanut Butter ,,,29c Peanut Butter, Loose, 2 lbs. 25c Oranges, sweet and juicy, 2 dozen 39e Grape Fruit, large 'and juicy, 6 for 25c Cooking Onions, No. 1, lge, 10 lb. 25c Fresh Leaf Lettuce, 2 bunches 15c Duff's Lard, per .lb 14c New Cabbage, Celery, Turnips, Head Lettuce, and Fresh Rhubarb We Buy and Grade Eggs for. which We Pay lc a Dozen on All ":Grades. Eggs graded by an experienced cand- ler. . RILEY'S GROCERY Phone 39. • Free. Delivery at All Hours. Illustrated Lecture IN THE BAPTIST CHURCH MAR. 24TH EVENING, NING , 1! Mr, Johnston of Toronto will give a lecture entitled, "The Life and Parables of Our Lord," Views of. Lumber: Camp Life and other• pictures will be shown also. Bright music, hymns being thrown on screen. Proceeds to help pay ex- penses and for church funds. Admis- sion,, 10c. ' Everybody Welcome. 71-1. ANNUAL PUBLIC SCHOOL CONCERT under auspices Home and School Club TOWN HALL, CLINTON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY March. 26th and 27th at 7.30 ,PROGRAM BY PUPILS: twoJunior rooms "Rhythm Band" the "Rooster Parade," and "How the Fairies Chose Their Queen" Miss Courtice's Class. Operetta—"The Toymaker"— Fout. Senior Rooms. One Act Playy "The Dyspeptic Ogre" The Entrance Class. Admission 25c—ALL WELCOME 71-2., GODERICH TOWNSHIP Mrs._ Brooks, who has spent some time recently with' her daughter, Mrs. Ernest Townshend, • has return- ed to her home in Clinton. , Mr. Edgar Rathwell had an unfor- tunate accident'' one evening 'last week when the cutter in ; which he, was riding tipped, throwing him a- gainst a tree, fracturing his , collarr bone. Mr. Arthur Colclough of Hamilton spent' Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wil - 'ham Pickett and family. . HENRI BEAUTY SHOPPE Isaac St:, Phone 223, SEEDS Spring is just around the corner and it's time to plan your garden. Sow Reliable Seed from Canada's Greatest seed house STEELE BRIGGS SEED CO. WE SELL THEM. Remit money by Canadian Na- tional Express Money Orders. Of- fice in connection With our flower shop. . • "SAY IT WITH FLOWERS" from F. R. CUNINGHAME FLORIST - Member .of Florist Telegraph Delivery Association. Phones 31 and 176. PREPARE FOR SPRING BY ORDERING YOUR SAP PANS AND BUCKETS, Leave your order and have pan ready When you need' it: MARTIN SENOUR PAINTS LEAD GET A COLOUR CARD. Lllawkins ,HARDWARE and PLUMBING j 3,1 Phone .244. VMANICINOMIStia anallentaMMIEr Spring is Just 'Around the Corner We took the short cut, putting in the finest stock you have ev- er seen, and you can depend upon it, the prices are right, You will find a Grand NewStock of BEDS,. SPRINGS and MATTRESSES, DAVENPORTS, STUDIO COUCHES, CHESTER- FIELDS, DINING ROOM.& BEDROOM SUITES, CEDAR CRESTS and TABLES for the Various Uses. A large stock of DOLL CABS, GO-CARTS, FIBRE CARRIAGES and PRAMS in the latest -Styles and colors. • Then don't forget we carry a wonderful assortment of Linoleum, Congoleuni, Oil Cloth, in the different widths, and all standard sized Rugs in the latest patterns. We are prepared to give you real val- ues in Carpet Rugs as we carry a full range of samples, HARDWARE DEPARTMENT AS USUAL WE ARE READY FOR IT, WITH ALL THE STOCK THAT THIS BUSY SEASON WILL REQUIRE We are all set with a large stock of 'SYRUP MAKING EQUIP- MENT, at the LOWEST PRICES. A GRAND NEW STOCK OF PAINTS AND VARNISHES for all uses, as well as MOPS and BRUSHES, for all cleaning purposes. BALL & ZAPFE Phone 195. The Old Reliable Hardware and Furniture Dealers. Funeral Directors and Embalmers and Monument Dealers. N. Ball, phone 110. J. Zapfe, phone 103. iuiima � .n YALUE HERE QUALITY ad Canned Tomatoes, Ma11Leaf 'or leQuality,21 e. 17c g' ' Rinso, LargePkg. 191/2c •. Large Meaty Prunes, 2 lbs. for 23c Maxwell House Coffee, 1 lb. tin 430 Corned Beef, fine quality, 2 tins for • - 25c Chicken Haddie, 2 for 27c Fancy. Pink iS'almon, 1 lb. tin 14c;. 2 1 -2 -Ib. tins 19c Brunswick Sardines, 5 tins for - 25c Lynn Valley Pears, 2 squat size tins .:. 23e Libby's Catsup,12 oz. bottle 15c r Loose Raedicut Macaroni, 2%lbs. for, ........ ,....0......, 11.c Golden' Wax Beans, No 2 can 10c Jelly Powders, 5 3 3-4 oz. pkgs. _ , 25c Molasses Snap Biscuits, per lb. 10c : 01d White Cheese, per Ib. 25c Libby's ,Sauer; `Kraut, lge 21-2 .size tin - 11c' Cottage Rolls, 2 and 3:lbs., per lb. 25c Orange Pekoe Tea, 1-2 ib. pkg. 28c Clark's Pork andBeans, per tier , 11 c. . Peanut Butter, 25 oz. jar 25c WoodBury Facial Soap, ,3 cakes 25e tin� Super BakingPowder,'8 oz. 14c• 16 oz: tin 23c IG HT J.T.c & Phone 111 Clinton; Ont.