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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1936-11-26, Page 8THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD WE HAVE SOME CHEAP BEEF: - BY THE QUARTER, Front, per lb HIND QUARTER, per lb CHOICE BEEF, Front Quarter, per lb .HIND QUARTER, per lb. .. .. . .. ....... . .. ..10c BABY BEEF, Front Quarter, per lb. RIND QUARTER, per 1b., 20 -LB. PAIL LARD DRESSED HOG, by half, per Ib. HEAD CHEESE, per lb. SAUSAGE, per ib. 6c 8c 8c ile $2.90 12e 15c 15e CONNELL & TYNDALL " CLINT.ON'S , LEADING MEAT MARKET" Phone 162. Albert Street DOMINION HARDWARE STORE These May Interest You: 5 EDISON MAZDA 13ULBS, For $1.00 1 PAIR DOUBLE -LINED HORSE -HIDE MITTS $L00 ENGLISH CHINA TEAPOTS in several colors and designs ..:$1.09 LANTERNS with PYREX GLASS $1 00 ASBESTOS STOVE MATS, Large Size 31.00 GALVANIZED BOILERS 31.00 WE STILL HAVE A FEW CUPS AND SAUCERS TO CLEAR At 10e FOR THE PAIR. GET YOUR SHARE OF THESE. FURNITURE DEPARTMENT THE TENDENCY OF ALL INVENTION AND PROGRESS IS TO- WARD GIVING THE PEOPLE ALL THE COMFORTS AND MANY OF THE LUXURIES OF LIFE. OUR ARRANGEMENTS WITH THE MANUFACTURERS OF Chesterfield, Bedroom and Dining Room Suites ENABLES YOU TO GET WHAT YOU WANT AT THE LOWESr PRICE. Sutter -Perdue -Beattie FURNITURE, HARDWARE, FUNERAL DIRECTORS AMBULANCE SERVICE. W. E. Perdue. 151w. -PHONES- J. A. Sutter, 147w. 41111110•1•1111111111111P RILEY'S GROCERY Where Quality Sells & Service Tells Extra Specials We are prepared to Fill Your Or- ders Now, with the Freshest of New • Fruits for Your Christmas Cake and Pudding. One look in our window and you will be convinced. New Seedless Raisins; 2 for 23c Looe, 2 for 29e ew Seeded Reisine, lb, ph, 2 for 29c N°.! VaIepiR01$111S LOX (with seeds in) New White Raisins, per lb. 19c New Figs, 3 lbs. for 23c New Dates, Pitted, 2 lbs. for ., 23e New Dates, Unpitted, 3 lbs. 23c Fresh Cherries, Bulk, per lb, 45c Freshest of Walnuts, halves 49c Fresh Almond Nuts 59c Fresh Lemon and Orange Peel 25c Fresh Citron Peel 35e Fresh Cut Peel 25c Red, Green and White Pineapple Rings 15c We are prepared to buy some good No. 1 Potatoes in 'I'rade. We BUY and GRADE EGGS for which WE PAY CASH or TRADE. RILEY'S Free, Snappy Delivery at All Hours. Phone 39. CONSTANCh Mr. and Mrs. 11. Colclough and lit- tle son of Blenheim spent the week- end with relatives here. Mr. Howard Armstrong and Mr. Arnold Colclough spent the week -end at the Royal Winter Fair, Toronto. FOR SALE CLINTON'S LEADING BOWLING AND BILLIARD BUSINESS Consisting of 3 TABLES and 2 ALLEYS, and all equipment and fixtures for same. Will sell with or without stock of tobaccos, as desired. A Good Buy For Anyone Interested. W. N. COUNTER 02-tf, r. VARNA Mr. Ernest MeClinehey is wearing a smile these days, a. little son has come to brighten their home. Miss Jean Mossop had the misfor- tune to break her arm while cranking her car. Miss Habkirk of Toronto is visiting her brother, who is at present snf- feting with pneumonia. We wish him a speedy recovery. Miss Sarah Ann Keys returned hoine after spending a few days with her brother, Mr. Amos Keys and Mr. Lloyd Keys spent Saturday it London. Mr, and Mrs. George Anderson and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Keys and family. SUMMERHILL Miss Isobel Morrell is spending a few days in Toronto this week. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. all visited Mr. and Mrs, W. Hoggarth Sunday last. There will be a dance in the Sum- merhill hall' Friday, Nov. 27th. Mr. A. Lawson is visiting his bro- thers this week in Toronto and alio attending the Royal. Winter Fair. Our Guarantee To Poultrymen Because of Highest Vitamin Content, Protein and Mineral Completeness Clinton 'Brand Laying Mash ,Produces Most Eggs Per Dollar of Feed Cash. THIS WEEK'S PRICES: CLINTON BRAND LAYING MASH 32.40 OYSTER SHELL $1 00 EGG SHELL 85c ROE CONCENTRATE, 32 per cent. $2.95 • BLATCHFORD'S CONCENTRATE . . .... . . $3.50 PURINA CONCENTRATES . $3.50 PURINA DAIRY FEED, 24 per cent $2.25 OLD HICKORY SMOKE SALT, per lb, 10e SEMI-SOLID BUTTERMILK, per cwt 32.75 JERVIS::fhtchery...k.feet4.•:•• ••... •• •.• CLINTON-Phone 194W.. • IN THE STEPS OF $T. PAUL ,By H. V. Morton This book is of the same fadcinat- ing blend of Biblical Commentary and travel narrative that character-. ized its predeces'sor, "In the Steps of the Mester," •a book which became the best seller of 1935 and was hailed es a masterpiece by critics, therch- men and lay reader. enthor'S intention is to show St. Paul as a Saint and as a num in this story of a modern traveller whose task is following the mission- ary jouimeys of St. Paul and tracing the route by which Christianity carne to the west. Not only an outstanding tra- vel book but one full of accurate in- formation for the student and a source of unending interest and de- light to the pleasure reader, PRICE 32.50. Recent New Books in Stock: Anne of Windy Poplars $2.25 L. M. Montgomery, Laughing Gas 32.25 By W. G. Wodehouse. Cities of Refuge 32.50 By Philip Gibbs. White Banners 32.50 By Lloyd C. Douglas. Pageant of Victory 32.00 By Jeffrey Parnol. Way of A Transgressor $3.00 By Negley Parson. Murder in Mespotamia 32.25 By Agatha Christie Far Forest . $2.50 By Brett Young. Mrs. Muggs and Mrs. Cunningham By, E. Corbett 32.25 The Magnificent Hoax $2.00 By Phillips Oppenheim. $9.00 FOR 34.00. SEVEN PILLARS OF WISDOM by Col. T. E. Lawrence. The book that was first privately printed for a tremendous price per copy and last year was $9.00. Now Only $4,00. Tlie W. D. Fair Co Often the Cheapest -Always the Best Miss Jean Plumsteel of Elora was home over last week -end. Mrs. DeLacy of Seaforth has been visiting Mrs, G. M. Counter. Mrs. Ballantyne of London is visit- ing her niece, Mrs. Harry Bartliff, Miss Regan of Pittsfield, Mass., was a week -end guest with Mr. and Mrs, 3. A. Sutter. Mrs. Carrie Jervis returned last week after spending several months in the west with relatives. Mr. and 14.rs, E. Adams and Miss 13.1'.38.110211 .the 3 -end vith their sister in Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Atkinson, who are spending the winter in London, were in town on Friday. 1VIrs, Ida Chowen returned Saturday after a visit of some weeks with Mrs, J. C. Gandier of Toronto. Messrs. Kenneth Elliott and Harold Tyndall were in Toronto last week taking in the Royal Winter Fair. Dr. and Mrs. F. G. Thompson spent a few days in Toronto last week- end taking in the Royal Winter Fair. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Floody of To- ronto were week -end guests at the home of the lady's sister, Mrs. J. A. Sutter. Mr. Ian MacLeod was in Toronto last week taking M the Royal. He had a young farmer& judging team down with him. Mrs. John Cluff has gone to the home of her son, Mr. R. Cluff of Gode- rich township, where she will spend the wniter months. Mrs. H. B. Chant came up from St. Catharines and spent several days with her daughter, Mrs.. J. A. Sut- ter over last week -end. She re- turned with her son on Wednesday on his return to Pittsfield, Mass. Mr. Fred Chant of Pittsfield; Mass., was the guest of his sister, Mrs. J. A. Sutter, for a few days during the past week. On Sunday Mrs. Chant of St. Catharines and Mrs. Moody of Toronto were here, com- pieting the family circle. • Junior Institute Meets Tonight The Junior Institute meets this, Thursday, evening at the home of Mrs, Robt, Jervis, Mary street. The roll call, will be answered by "Gift Suggestions for Sick Rooms." Topic to be discussed: "Does and Don'ts for Sick Rooms", and will be dealt .with by Miss Pearl Eason. This is a "Health Day" program and should be interesting and instructive. ;Goes To New Position Mr. H. B. Harris has resigned his position with the Richmond Hosiery Company and has taken a position with Hosiery, Limited, Woodstock. He will work in the experimental room, putting new attachments on knitting machines. These attach- ments are 'his own invention Mr. Hams having patented the idea a few years ago. The Regina Huron Old Boys Instead of "From Our Early Files" this week we are running a report of SANTA CLAUS WILL VISIT OUR STORE SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12TH. THITRS, NOV. 26, 1936 Gl'sTE FRIEND •• ink NI Apftk II RED AND WHITE TELLS ANOTHER• • I .01 Always Low •SETTLEMENT SALE • NOV. 19, 20, and 21 • • A Quick Sale of All Our Stock will take place this week. • In Order to Continue Present Business, It is necessary to have a Settlement Sale Goods Marked "Special" at New Low Price New Fruits for Christmas Season at Attractive Prices THIS DOES NOT MEAN 'A CLEARANCE OF OLD STOCK -But does mean Remarkable Values • at Lowest Possible Price of New Goods. Christmas Will Soon Be With Us. You will be glad to examine our Christmas Supplies. All. Our Goods are Handled and Exhibited in a Sanitary Manner. -Cellophane Wrapped. FLASH NEWS New Roman Meal Bread, Fresh Spinach, New Cauliflowers, Fresh Mushrooms, NEW SHIPMENT OF CHINA AND GLASSWARE. Watch For Our Red & Wh ite Christmas Sale. Where "Sells for Less" Price Prevails W. T. O'NEIL imaeammeasummemeetne CLINTON'S BIG CORNER GROCETERTA Phone 48 ibrAlb•i-ePotibo.40•111,0,441,01,0•40411r....0460,-6,941131/4 Huron Old Boys' Association. Many of our readers will find in it names which they knew in the long ago, per- haps, names of members of their own families. It is gratifying to those of us who are still citizens of the old County to know that those 'who went out from us in the years gone by still have a warm place in their hearts for the scenes and the memories of their childhood. Best wishes to the Regina H.O.B. Association. Long may' it prosper, Little Locals Miss Kay Cameron is supplying on the staff of the Public school in Miss Armstrong's absence owing to her regrettable accident. Did you see the wolf skin which' has been on exhibition in Connell & Tyndall's window? This wolf was shot only a few miles from town. Dr, Whitely of Goderich last week prtsented to the Goderieh township council his fiftieth annual report as Medical Officer of Health for that municipality. Our own Dr. Shaw has had a fairly fong term as M.O.H. ip Clinton, but it is ten years short of fifty. GODERICH TOWNSHIP Mr. and Mrs. Lavrience Stephenson entertained several of their friends on Saturday evening, Sunday being the date of their twentieth wedding anni- versary. Mr. Charles Ferguson and Miss Florence Lovett of London were week- end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Stephenson, Mr. Bert Middleton of Guelph spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. John R. Middleton. STANLEY Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Legg of Lions visited for a few days with Mr. and Mrs. A. McEwen and other friends in the community. Messrs. H. Stevens, Gordon Man- ning and E. p. MacDougall are at- tending the Royal in Toronto this week. Mr. and Mrs. John Macfarlane en- tertained a number of friends on Friday evening last, The evening was pleasantly spent with cards and dam: ing. One of our popular young farmers was married on Saturday, when Mr. W. C. Sinclair took unto himself a bride in the person of Miss Jean Foth- elinghain of Tuckersmith. We wel- come the bride to this fair township and withthe newly -wedded couple long life, prosperity and happiness. Mr. Hugh McKenzie left this week to visit at Moose Jaw, Sask. Miss Tena Baird, and Mr. Walter Baird are visiting friends in Toronto this week. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moffat enter- tained' a few of their friends last Tuesday evening in honor of Mr. Jno. 'A. Moffat's 75th birthday. Miss Jenni'e Grant of Bayfield was the guest of Miss Tena Baird over. the week -end. Getting a PERMANENT This Christmas If so, why not begin now to recon- dition your hair? • A few treatments by our Arnao Steamer will pueyour hair in excellent condition in time for your Christmas permanent, HENRI BEAUTY HOPPE Isaac Street, Phone 223. 07-1, MUMS POTTED MUMS in bud and bloom in a variety of colours 50e EACH. CUT MUMS Pom-Poms or Singles 50c A BUNCH. LARGE MUMS in lovely shades from 31.50 TO 33.00 A DOZEN CARNATIONS 31.00 A DOZEN. Also a Fine Choice of ROSES -$1.20 a Dozen and Up. • PAPER WHITE NARCISSUS Bulbs, easily grown in water • and stones. TOP SIZE -5c EACH. Special attention given to funeral design work. F. R. CUNINGHAME Member of Florist Telegraph Delivery Association: Phones 176 and 31. .11.41.411,44V,VINIMI.....111441.11VINNs.••••••••••414, NOW YOU CAN PAINT YOUR HOUSE Put in a New Bathroom or FURNACE. REROOF your Barn or House, ON EASY TERMS. Under The Government's New Improvement Plan. We will gladly answer your questions on the Government Loan Plan. T. Hawkins EILAIDWARE and PLI/1MAING Mrs. 'Neil 1VIcGregor is visitiiig the annual gathering of the Regina friends at Tiverton. Mann. 24d r' Comfort and Contentment MAKE YOUR HOME A PLACE OF COMFQRT:- Get a CHESTERFIELD SUITE, -We have a ince assortment ranging in Price from 363.50 to 3110.00, or a pair of Comfortable OCCASIONAL CHAIRS, from 35.00 to 322.00. A DAVENPORT or STUDIO OUCH would be a very useful and acceptable' gift. You will be contented if the children are happy. -We have a Splendid Assortment of ROCKING HORSES, WALKERS, TOY SETS, ROCKERS, SWINGS, WAGONS, SLEIGHS, TRICYCLES, DOLL CABS, and DOLL FURNITURE. HARDWARE DEPARTMENT How about a COLEMAN LAMP or LANTERN, A Set of KNIVES, FORKS, or SPOONS, in Community Plate and Adams Patterns, CASSEROLES or PYREX WARE. We have an Assortment of ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT, in - eluding IRONS, CURLERS, „TOASTERS, WAFFLE IRONS, HEATING PADS. One EUREKA WASHING MACHINE -A Special Price. We carry a full line of BEACH and HARRISON STOVES and RANGES, they are the leaders in style and heating. Any selections will be put away for future delivery. BALL & ZAPFE Phone 195. Hardware, Furniture, Bunerai Directors, Ambulance Service. N. Ball, Phone 110. • J. J. Zapfe, Phone 103, PHONE ill CLINTON SPECIALS For Thur., Fri. and Sat. Sunlight Soap, 5 bars for 25e Aylmer Choice Peaches, 2's, squat tin 16c Yellow Sugar, 5 lbs. for Sultana Raisins, 2 lbs. for Lexia Raisins, Val 5tyle, 2 lbs. for ...,.....,....,,,.,..23c Lemon and Qrange Pell, per lb. • 23e Pastry Flour, 24 lb. bag 69c Rolled Oats, Fine or Coarse, 6 lbs. for 25c • 25c ... 23c FRUIT SPECIALS New Crop Naval Oranges, per dozen 23c Lemons, 3-oz.sze, dz25c Texas Seedless Grapefruit ,6 for 25c 'Cali ferule Grapes, 2 lbs. for 21c Potatoes, peck 20c Cooking Onions, 10 lbs. 15c MEAT SPECIALS Breakfast Bacon, per lb, 27c PeameaL Cottage Roll, Ib. 21c Head Cheese, 2 lbs. 25c Bologna, 2 lbs. for 25c Weiners, per lb. 18c Cooked' Ilam, lb. 47c Phone 11.1-Wez Thompson -1; 1 1