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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1935-10-03, Page 8''AGE 8 `. THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD PICNIC SHANK OFF, per lb.20e ' SMOKED COTTAGE ROLLS per Ib 26c P. M. COTTAGE ROLLS, per Ib: HOME-MADE SAUSAGE, ,'per Ib. '. 15c, HIOADI CHEE'S% Ifo n mado,, per ]dt lOC SCHNEIDER'S LARD, in 20' lb. pail's , , , $3125 CHNEIDER'S LARD, in bulk, per lb- 17e SCHNEIDER'S LARD,; in bulk, per Ib. ,,17e DRY SALT PORK, boneless; per 18c8c VEAL CHUCK ROASTS, per lb 18c CONNELL 4TYNDALL " CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET " Phone 162. Albert. Street DOMINION HARDWARE STORE Furnaces, Kitchen Ranges and Heaters now in stock Have your repairing done now before cold weather sets in Several used heaters are low prices. Enquire fpr prices before going elsewhere.` Furniture Department STUDIO COUCHES AND DAY BEDS of highest quality with reduc- ed Prices This Week. SPECIAL GLASS CENTRE -PIECES, auy style ,IG1.25 VANITY DRESSER WITH, BENCH $19.00 AMBULANCE SERVICE—MODERN EQUIPMENT Sutter—Perdue—Beattie -Beattie MONUMENTS—ENGRAVING FUNERAL DIRECTORS—PHONE 141w—Day or Night. RILEY'S Where Quality Sells and Service Tells Extra Specials BRODWAY TEA, 1 lb. ...... , .59c I FREE Butter or Cheese Dish or 1 Cream Pitcher or Sugar Bowl. BRODWAY COFFEE, per lb. 33c I FREE: Dish and Coupon .Ask Us—Wo Will Explain. BANWELL COFFEE, per lb. ...29c Choice Quality. BRODWAY PEANUT BUTTER 29c 25 oz. glass. RED ROSE COFFEE, ib. ...,. , .45c RED ROSE COFFEE, 12's. lb. 23e A CHOICE BLACK TEA, lb. ...35c ALSO AN ADDED SPECIAL 10 LBS, REDPATH 2UGAR le. W1i11 all MINT of $$1,00 or mare, \Rre still Buy and Grade your eggs While You wait, for which we pay le a dozen more in Cash or Trade. RILEY'S GROCERY Free Delivery- at All Hours. Phone 39 KIPPEN Special Rally Day services will be held in St. Andrew's United church on Sunday morning, October 6th. Quite a number of the ladies are planning to attend the Presbyterial convention which is being held in Eliniville on Thursday, October 3rd. The W. M. S. and WI. A. of St. An- drew's United church held their Oc- tober meeting at the home of Mrs. Thos. Wiorkman of Tuckersmith on Wednesday afternon. St. Andrew's United Church intend holding their anniversary services on Sunday, October 13th, at 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Rev. J. W. Herbert of Hohnesville will be the guest speak- er. Mr. Stanley Harrison, soloist in Colborne Street United Church, Lon. don, will' assist the choir. .A. special rally of the Mission Cir- cles is to be held in Ontario Street Church, Clinton, on Friday evening, October 4th, at 6.30. There are to be two special speakers present and no doubt quite a number of the girl's will plan to attend. The Busy Bees' 'Mission Circle held their October ,meeting at the home of Miss Jean Bell on 'Saturday afternoon last. Beatrice Dayman presided ,over the meeting. Isabel Alexander read the Scripture lesson from St. John's gospel, Olga Bell read the devotional leaflet and Flor- ence Thompson took the topic from the Study Book. The meeting closed with the repeating of the Mizpah benediction in unison after which the hostess served a dainty lunch. Rev, and Mrs. E. F. Chandler, of Kippen, announce the engagement of their daughter, Halcyon Frances, to Mr. Osborne Rutledge Littleford, of London, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Littleford, the' marriage to VARNA Mr, Dan McNaughton of Kitchener is spending a few days with relatives here, Tho W. A. :held their monthly meet- ing at the home of Mrs. M. Elliott with a good attendance. Mr. Charles Rathwell and Mr. Orvi] McClinchey spent the week -end in Detroit and Windsor. ,Mr, and Mrs. John Rathwell and Mr. and Mrs, Ben. Rathwell spent Sunday in Ethel and 'Brussels. Harvest Thanksgiving services were held in St. John's Anglican Church on Sunday, Ven. Archdeacon Jones -Bateman in charge in the morning and in the evening, the Rev. John Thompson of Durham preached a very fine sermon. Mrs. Chuter presided at the organ, the choir leading in the singing and in the evening Mrs. Bandey of the Uni- tes; Church 1Vlanse sang a beautiful solo, Rally Day service was held at the Goshen United church on Sunday morning. In the absence of the pas- tor, the Rev. H. G. Bandey, who was preaching in Bayfield, an inspiring address was given by Mr. Colin Campbell, Anniversary services are being conducted in Varna United church on Sunday by Rev, William Mair• of Thames Road and Rev. 11, C. Wilson of A'iburn. On the Thursday &ening following a hot fowl supper will be served in the church shed, followed by a con- cert in the church, program by the Lambeth double concert quartette. HOLIYIESVILLE Miss Reta Cudlore left on Mon- day for Brampton, where she will vis- it at the home of her brother, Me. Earl Cudmore. Mrs M. Stock and Miss Betty spent the week -end with relatives at Milverton, Miss Ruth Potter has been visiting recently with friends at Mitchell, returning on Sunday. M' rss Edith Herbert of Toronto was a week -end visitor with her par- ents at the .parsonage, The church, service in the village will be withdrawn on Sunday morn - Mg, Ootober 6th, as Zion United church is holding anniversary ser- vices morning and evening. Rev. Mr, Lane. of North Street, Goderich, will be in charge in the morning, and Rev, Mr. Graik, of Victoria Street, Gode- rich, during the evening. Speeial music will be rendered by the choir assisted by the male, quartet of Vic- toria Street church, The regular Y,P,U. meeting was not held last Friday due to the eon- Vention of the Huron Young People at Goderich. Delegates present from Iiolmelville for the entire day were the Misses Norma Potter, Edna Hul- ler and Esther Mae3ath, During the evening session several others from the local union were in atten- dance, Miss Edna Huller, fellowship con- vener is preparing this• Fr'iday's take place in St. Andrews Church, program, and we hope to see a large Ciippon, 'O'ctober 18th. attendance present for an; interat DANGER LURKS IN DARKNESS! An Eveready Plashlite equipped with Eveready batteries and Mazda Bulb is the beacon of safety and coni venience,when an instant dight is re- quired in those . dark stairways, clothes closets, cellars, out of doors or when your automobile develops tire or engine trouble. tl Make a Selection Td -morrow from our ample stock. A STYLE TO SUIT EVERY NEED. 2' Cell Non Focusing Niekle Plated • 85c. 2 Cell Focusing Nickle Plated, 300 -ft, range, $1.00. 2 Cell Non -Focusing Chrom-Plated fittings, 1$1,25. 2 Cell Non -Focusing Baby Size, $1.25 2 Cell Focusing Chronf-Plated fittings, $2.00. 3 Cell Focusing Niekle PIated 700 ft: range, $1.75. 5 Cell Focusing Niekle Plated 2100 ft. range, $2.25. 2 Cell Focusing Official Boy Scout Light, $2.25. All prices include batteries for above. We also have a stock of Eveready Batteries and Mazda Bulbs for flash- lights. TIle W. D. Fair Co Often the Cheapest --Always the Beet 1' IIIIIIII�IIII �lulllllll11111Inone' msniiiigp01,il• l IIIINo Mr. W. E. FIoody of Toronto was in town last week -end. M. Lorne Brown visited with friend in Toronto last week -end. Me. and Mas. C. Lobb are en a motor trip up to Northern Ontario this. week. Mrs. C. S. Hawke returned Friday after a pleasant visit with friends in Toronto and London. Mrs. Jack Fraser and babe of Blyth are visiting the lady's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Cooper, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon L. Hall, -Mas- ter Teddy and Miss Marion of Cayuga were week -end guests with relatives in town. Mas. Mcllwaine and little Miss Jean of Gelert are visiting at the home of the lady's mother, Mrs. Carrie Jervis, Mary street, Rev. K. McGoun, and Misses Flor- ence 'McCallum, Nora Frenlin and Evelyn Hall were in Goderich Tuesday evening attending the meeting of the Local Council of the A,Y.P.A.'s of Huron County, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Johnston, Misses Edith and Madeline and Mr. Keith Johnston of Oshfield visited, with Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Johnston of town on Sunday, Mrs. Johnston remaining for a longer visit. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beasley of Brantford and Mr. Harry Hoffman of Dashwood were week -end guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Corless, Mr. Beasley and Mr. H;offrnan assisted the W1esley. Willis chair .on Sun- day, Mr. Beasley contributing an appreciated solo in the morning and Mr. Hoffman at night. Huron Presbytery Y.P. Un- ion mion Met In Goderich On Friday The eleventh animal convention o2 the IHuron Presbytery Young P'eo- ple's Union was held in Victoria Street United Church, Goderich, on Friday last. There were seventy- fiee young people registered when the morning session P opened,. ned. At -the evening rally there was an atten- dance of 300. Re'V. J. B. Moore, of Grand 'Bend, addressed the convention on the theme, "The National Council, and the spiritual building of a new per, son, a new country and a new world." After the recreation period and dinner Bert Scott president of the Hamilton Conference of the Young People's Union, conducted the open forum. At the supper hour Rev. C. WI D. Cosens of Clinton led the commun- ity singing. Miss Ruth Simpson of Kent Presbytery, and Hugh Ellis, of Leamington, president of London Conference Y. P, U., brought greet- ings from their respective orgnaiza- tions. The convention met in the church ing meeting. Nth. and Mrs. Elmet Potter motor- ed to Teeswater on Wednesday to' at- tend the annual fall fair, • , ONE FRIEND 1 TELLS ANOTHER -FL s 41 THURS., DCT:3;.1935T RED AND WHITE Alwaysin the Lead October 4th & 5th. LAR.GE SHIPMENT OF GRAPES, ORANGES,, GRAPE FRUITS AND BANANAS. EVERYTHING IN VEGETABLES AND FRUITS TO CLEAR. FLASH Do Not Miss. Visiting Our Big Fruit Sale --- BANANAS--BANANAS-BANANAS --- GRAPES, in Heaping Baskets, each Oranges, Sweet and Juicy, per dozen Oranges, large size NEW PRUNE -WHEAT BREAD 25c 29c 39c FREE DEALS BEAUTIFUL PITCHER AND PLATTERS Given Away with 3 lbs. Black Tea, at 59c a Lb. FREE TEA CANISTERS WITH LIPTON'S TEA WESTON',S NEW BISCUITS, 2 lbs. for 25c Manning's Biscuits, Graham Wafers, pkg. 15c FREE CHINA FLASH Sodas, 2 lbs for 25c. Fancy Biscuits, per ib. _ 15c 10 lbs. Granulated Sugar for 5Oc EARLY FALL FRUITS ---- 2 lbs. Sultana Raisins 25c New Currants, 2 lbs. for 29e Pitted Dates, 2 lbs. for 25e Cherries, Candied, 1-4 lb. for 15e Mixed Peels, per lb. 35c Mince Meat, lb. pkg. ,,� 15c FRIGIDAIRE Fresh ,Sausages, Schneider's, lb. 22c Pickled Rolls, per lb. 25c Breakfast Bacon, per lb. 33c Peameal Bacon, per lb. 35c Potted Meat, per lb. 15c Onions, 50 lbs. for 59c Smoked Filletts, per lb. 15c 6 lbs. Sweet Potatoes 25c FREE SILVERWARE Where "Sells. for Less" Price Prevails W. T. O'N 1 LCLINTON'S BIG CORNER GROCETERIA Phone 48 Anniversary Supper OF ONT. ST. UNITED CHURCH Tuesday, Oct. 8th 5.30 p.m. to 8 Pan. MUSICAL PROGRAM BY THE EXETER MALE QUARTETTE MENU—Dressed Ham, Scalloped Po- tatoes, Salads, Rolls, Bread and Butter, Pies, Tea. Adults, 35e, Children, 25c. 46-2. Having moved into the SUPERTEST STATION ON VICTORIA STREET, formerly occupied by MESSRS. BROCI{ AND OXENHAM We extend a cordial welcome to all our old customers and respectfullly welcome any new patronage. A full line of Dominion Tires, Tubes, and Exide Batteries will bo carried and general repair work done, Frank Layton Reconstruction Party POLITICAL MEETING FRIDAY NIGHT, OCT. 4T1I 8.30 p.m. LONDESBORO, Ladies and Young People Specially Invited. SPEAKERS: J. FOREST AND R. J. MCMILLAN. 47-1. auditorium in, the evening, when the service was conducted by Mise Gladys Addison of Clinton, assisted by Miss Ida McGowan of Blyth. Hugh Ellis, by popular request, sang "Friend of Mind," agcompan- ied by Harry Parker, organist of the church, Bert 'Scott( delivered the address of the evening, which was listened to with, marked attention. In his address, "The Present Outlook for the Youth of Today," he urged the young people to make use of their talents in some department of the church work, and to develop leadem, The service of installation was conducted by Rev. F. G. Farr•ill, M. A., of Clinton, ohairmae. of Presby- tery. The new president is Miss Evelyn Dane, Gerrie; vice-president; Jack Pitblado, of Colborne Town- ship; secretaries, Miss M. Proeise, Goderich and Sam 'Scott, Seaforth. Among the resolutions adopted by the young people was a lengthy one to the effect) 41'tlrat the Young' People world g'o to prison or face a firing squad rather than participate in a war of the future." Although there were several dissenting vote -s, among• young men, the -resolution was pas- sed. Frolic & Dance 21st October 1935 In Skating Rink, CLINTON Proceeds for Welfare Purposes. Clinton Bandl in Attendance and other Entertainment. SECURE TICKETS EARLY FOR SPECIAL PRIZES ADMISSION FREE REMEMBER THE DATE FLOWERS 8 To have flowers delivered quick- ly use our Telegraph Delivery Service, It will please you. Give your house plants and'Cut- tings good soil, We sell it 15c A PAIL Member of Florist Telegraph Delivery Association Phones 31' and 176. F. R. CUNINGHAME FLOP IST Phones 176 and 31. CALL AND SEE CLARE BROS. STOVES&HEATERS before buying STOVES FOR COAL OR WOOD WE MAKE OUR OWN STOVE PIPES THEY WILL LAST TWICE AS LONG AS FACTORY -MADE. TRY THEM. WE ALSO HAVE Paints, Oil and Glass AT GOOD PRICES HARDWARE and PLUMBING Phone 244 A REAL SPECIAL We are featuring a FOUR -PIECE BEDROOM SUITE; in Two- tone Walnut Triple Mirrors, beautifully finished and well made in every respect. This suite was $85.00—But Hallowing out policy of keeping aur stock right up to date, we are offering this Suite at $75.00. And we know you will like the style, workmanship and the Price. We have a brand new stock of CHESTERFIELD, DINING ROOM and BEDROOM SUITES. CEDAR CIIESTS, STUDSO COUCHES and DAVENPORTS, TABLE REFLECTORS and FAN- CY MIRRORS, in fact everything you may want in furniture, HARDWARE DEPARTMENT We have a lot of the newest inventions in Electrical Appliance., including Coffee Brewers, and the new combination Sandwich and Waffle Cookers. Our line of Cuttlery direct firm England is ready for your in- spection. And as usual we are ready for all your heating problems with a large stock of Stoves, Ranges, and Sheet Iron Wend Heaters, Our Policy—Small Profits and Quick Returns, Ambulance Calls Carefully and Promptly attended to. BALL & ZAPFE Hardware, N. BALL, Phone 110. Furniture, Funeral Directors, Phone 195. Monument Dealers J. J. ZAPFE, Phone 103. ATTEND OUR ARVEST FES TI OF Food Bargai Y BIG 4 DAYS ,. OCTOBER 2, 3, 4, 5TH HILLCR.EST SHORTENING, 2 lbs. for 23c P. AND G. WHITE NAPTHA SOAP, 10 bars for 33e GRANULATED SUGAR, 10 lbs. to a customer, 10 lbs. for 50e ROYAL YORK COFFEE, 1 Ili. for r 33c GARDEN PATCH PEAS, 2 tins for 21c NEW 'CHEESE, 1 Ib. for 15c BROOMS, 5 -string 33e BEE HIVE SYRUP; 2 lbs. 18c, 5 lbs. for. 39e SUPERIOR BAKING POWDER, 8 ozs......14c 16 ozs 23e SHAKER SALT, large pkg. for 7e BLUE BERRIES, squat size,,' for 10e LOOSE COCOA, 2 lbs. for ,25c TOMATO JUICE„ Small, 5 for .,..,25e; large , , , , . , .10e RIO GRANDE BISCUITS, per lb. 17a PUFFED WHEAT, per pkg. 10e Fruit Specials GRAPES, ORANGES, LEMONS, GRAPEFRUIT, CELERY, CABBAGE, CAULIFLOWER., Kelvinator Specials SPARE RIBS, per Be. • , ..... 150 SMOKED COTTAGE ROLLS, per Ib. . , ....., .._............ , .... , 28c WEINBRS„ per lb. 19c SMOKED PICNIC BAMS, per lb, 190 MAPLE LEAF MINCEMEAT,. 2 lbs. for , .. ..,250 WOPAG CHEESE, New Kind' 15c CIIOIC'E CREAMERY BUTTER, per ib. . ... ,., , .: 26e J.T. 'z' e IGHT & SON "Your Superior Store" Phone 111 Wo Sell the Bast For Lees CLINTON