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The Clinton News Record, 1942-09-03, Page 8PAGE 8 TNF, CLI11jTON'' ' NEWS -RECORD BEDROOM cUITES If you are contemplating a bedrdant :suite keep, Beattie'e Furniture Store in mind, Three of the newest designs have just arrived BEATTIE Coach' Ambulance - Furniture — Funeral Service' Phone 184w, Day or ,Night We Carry a Full Line of Coleman Stoves, Hot plates and Irons Electric HotPlates, Toasters, Irons Curlers and Heating Pads Call and Look over Our Glass Department SUTTER & PERDUE HARDWARE, PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS PHONE 147w. CLINTON, ONT. Keep , them , Flying—Sailing) —Firing- to secure a `:better and fuller future for' us all demonstrate 'your Confi- dence by a cheerful and sin- cerely optimistic attitude by buying War Saving Stamps.. Tip Top Suits Just received—New 'Samples of Fine English Wor- steds and Tweeds at no advance in price. Suit or Ov- ercoat, from any cloth $29.75 Styles and Qualities are Tip Top—Ask the man who Wears One New Fall Shoes Men's, Women's and Children's. They combine style and 'quality and at very moderate prices. School Girls Oxfords—Smart new styles Specially priced at $2.25 School Clothing Try us for that new pair of shoes, sweaters, golf so; etc. Our stock is very complete. 1} a. steel r. 0 Arrow Shirts — Adam Hats -- Scott & McHale Shoes for Men Agents Tip Top Tailors. Jst Arrive We have just received a fairly large shipment of Graniteware in the various colors for different uses, Dairy Pails, Copper Boilers, Wash Tubs, etc. A nice assortment of Aladdin and Coleman lamps- to pick from. In the Furniture Dept. we have a nice selection. of centre tables, and smaller tables for the different uses which help to slake the home look better furnished. Also a Large stock of table lamps "TheStore With, The Stock" BALL 52 ZAPPE Hardware =- Furniture -- Funeral Directors -- Ambulapce Service. W. Ball. Phone 361. PHONE 195 J. J. Zapfe, Phone 103. • Buy War Saving Stamps and AR SIVI‘G,CERTIFICATIS Regularly, Sehool Books AND Supplies Tile W r D. Fair Go Often the Cheapest-Alwsye the BM! oll�lii u it Lcs Miss W. Thompson is visiting her sis- ter, Mrs. Fulton of Sarnia. Miss Elizabeth Ford of Oshawa is vis- iting the Misses Draper of town. Miss Evelyn Hall returned yesterday after a week's holidays in Toronto. Mr. J. B. Lobb left today for a few weeks trip to the Prairie Provinces. Mr. B. W. Kearns, spent last week holidaying at Red Bay ,Bruce Pen- ninsula, Pte. Ferg. Carter and Mrs. Carter of Kitchener spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Carter. Mr. and Mrs. Dia, Cornish were guests over -the week end of Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Hutehinson of London. Mr. and Mrs. Helm and children of Lueknow spent Sunday with their parents, Dr and Mrs. J. S. Evans, Mrs. George Crozier of St. Marys vis- ited in town last week end with her son, Mr. Alfred Crozier and Mrs. Crozier and other friends. Mrs. John Sorel and chirGren return- ed home to Fort William on Thurs- day after a visit with the lady's father ,Mr. John McIntosh. Mrs, Alex. Bowes of Tiverton, who has been visiting with her brother Dr. J. S. Evans and Mrs. .Evans returned to her home on Friday. Mrs, Frank McClrci and son Jerome have returned to Toronto after spending two weeks with their par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shob- brgok, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bawden and sons. John and Bruce of Hamilton spent the first part of the week -end with Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Wiltse, Lon- don road. Mrs. Jas. W. Manning, accompanied by her aunt. Mrs. J. E. Johnson of Grandview, Man., visited with the latter's sister Mrs. W. Cunningham of Brussels. Miss -Gertrude hlolmes nurse -in -train- ing, has returned to Hamilton Gen- eral Hospital after spending her va- cation with her parents' Mr. and Mrs. W.S.R. Holmes'. Miss Mary Louise Beeehley. of Flint, Mich., spent the week -end with Mr; and Mrs .Robert Cree. Her mother Mrs L, Beeehley, who has, been visiting here for several weeks', re- turned with her. Mao. David Dewar and soli. George have returned to Toronto after spending the past two weeks with her mother; Mrs Wheatley, Huron street, and other friends. ' Rev-. J. H. Golclough of Thornhill was, • a guest et the home, of, Mr. and Mrs: William Pickett, comirng, up to :of.: ficiate at the wedding of ;his. niece Miss Ronna Pickett to L.A.C. Thom - es, Booth of No, 31 Radio School. "SAY I'P WIPIL FLOWERS" For All Occasions Right now we are cutting a big assortment • of garden flowers. ,You may have, them freshly cut to suit your needs. We can supply you with: DILL • CHINESE CABBAGE GREEN PF,PPHRS tr11.19EN BEANS We have celery for sale, direct from the celery beds. Get it fresh for Chili Sauce and pickles. 5c A BUNCH 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 SEASONABLE SPECIALS 1 pkg Wheat Puffs 25 qt 39e 2 Pkg Shreddies 25c 7 Ib Bag Pastry Flour 29c 1 Tin Prem (1'orkProduct) 33c 2 Tins Pilchards ......... 35c 3 Rolls Huron Toilet Tissue . • , , 10c 1 Large pkg Maple Leaf Flakes . , 65c 1 Large Pkg Thrift 35o 6 Cakes Assorted Toilet Soap .. 25e 1 Large Jug Vanilla 24e 10 lb bag Cooking Onions 34c 1 Tin Blue Ribbon Baking Pwdr 24e 2 Large Pkg Corn Flakes 25c W. L. JOHNSON GROCER. FREE DELIVERY PHONE 286 upin rior Stores PIi.ONE 111-CLINTON. SPECIALS FOR Sept. 3, 4 and 5th Domestic Shortening 114 19e Crunchie Sweet Mixed Piekles 27 oz jar 25e Quaker Muffets Plcg 9c Oxyctal Lge Pkg•, 25e Lux or Lifebuoy Soap. , 3 bars 19c Lily Chicken Boddie tin 25'c Ivory Soap Lge Bar lee Gold Soap, bar 5c Tion Ami cake or powder each ... 14e Gillett's Lye Tin 12c Parawax 1 lb carton 15c Memba Seals Pkg 10c Rubber Jar Icings 4 doz 25c Certo Bottle 25c XXX Vinegar Gal. 49e Leptons, Lge size doz :. 35e Oranges med size doz .. ,,..,29e Popped Wheat 25 qt sue , , , 39e Ti R. THflMPSON bias., SEPT. 3, 1942 IiOLIDAY ,HOURS the afternoon the ladies were quilting ' of Str)q, ge'q waled were,,.hostesse The regula+�holiday hours will quilt for the • Red 'Gress The' 14(11es in 1, ng, 1104=hr" observed at the Post Office.: The wicket will" be. open from 11,00 to , , it ..:.. a...... ..-... _._.. " 11.30 ` a.m . and from 2:00 to 2.30, p in. there will also be only one,' col'- lection of the mail boxes in the even- ing. vening. STANLEY Mrs. Andrew Moffatt of Moosejaw, Sisk, is this week visiting Miss Mary Gilmour and other friends. Mrs, Neal ,Gilmour and Mr Will Sage of Shepparton visited 'at the home of Mr Hugh Gilmour last, Sim- day. Mr ,and. Mrs. -Allen Klinkhamer and', daughter, • Carol .lean of Detroit, Mieh., spent Sunday at the home -of Mr. George Baird. Mrs. Geo, A. Baird: and grandson George Allen Khriar- hamer returned with thein. HOW DOES YOUR LABEL READ? The mailing, lists of the News -Re- cord have been 'corrected. to Saturday, August 29th. Subscribers are asked to check the dates on their labels and to advise this office if the dates on their. receipts do not rrorrespond with those on the labels. Ontario Street W.A. The Women's Assooiation of Ontar- io Street Church held their regular meeting on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Holmes conducted the meeting. Mrs Kennedy took the worship ser- vice. It was decided not to have an an- niversary supper this year. During The Toggery Shoppe Operated by (G. Edighoffer & Son) Ladies' All Wool Scotch & Harris Tweed Coats We particularly mention "Harris Tweeds" because the cloth will give years and years of service. It is all weoI and is woven by hand by Scotch folk who make their living by weav- ing. The Isle of Harris is located in Northern 'Scotland and is noted alt over the world for it's famous Tweeds We suggest you look over our fine range. There will be no repeats as the present supply is made up. VARIOUS STYLES: SIZES 12 to 22 GOOD CLOTHES DESERVE GOOD ATTENTION Have them Dry -Cleaned The "NEW TEX WAY" The Toggery Shoppe 5, Streets in charge. kn! Y ;'::;3'BU1AL VALUES ,y1+1y'1ENIBE € 3, 4, 5th. CANADA FIRST EVAP. RED & WHITE Golden Wax 1VIILK 2 tins 17c BEANS 2 tins 25c "CROWN CORN LIBBY'S GREEN. TOMATO SYRUP 5 lb tin 57c PICKLES Jar 21c. *TEA,1 ED & WHITE—Orange Pekoe 31/4 oz. pkg. 20e. cAri ff Pkg. 5c FRUIT JAR RED RUBBERS 3 doz. 20c Icings zinc doz 25, X Vinegar Gal. I9,, 1Ap� Certo Bottle '-25c b , GOLD MEDAL ASSTD. SQRP F°kES Spices Pkg. 5C Memba Seal10; SCOND CROWN FRUIT Lg. 20c Jars Med doz 1.15 Pkg.-v GARDEN FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES JUICY SUNKIST Oranges doz 3 1 c NO 1 PINI{ Tomatoes 2 lb 9c CHOICE HEARTS OF Celery 2 for 25c CALIFORNIA RED'. Grapes lb 23c PEACHES APPLES PLUMS CAULIFLOWER PEARS CABBAGE PEPPERS BEETS MELONS SEEDLESS 5 FOR Grapefruit 25c CROICI HEAD y Lettuce 2 - 19c CALIFORNIA LARGE Lemons 6 19c NO 1 ONTARIO Onions 101b 33c C. M. SHEARING PHONE 48 For Quality Foods CLINTON WHEN IN NEED OF A GOOD RUG CLEANER Call and see the Taylor Wonderful inventions—We have them. ONE GOOD SECOND IIAND STOVE FOR WOOD ONLY --A BARGAIN. . When in need of Plumbing or Heating, give us a call. Alt work guaranteed. T. llaw • HARDWARE and Inc Ph n IB e4NG New ._ all Footwe Brown Elk Loafers for the young} people, with heavy flexible leather soles for pleasure in walking. Heels medium height, with C. Sizes 4 to 8, - Price $2.95 Black Suede bow pumps, of .velvety - Texture leather trimmed, tall slender heels C width full and half sizes 4 to 8 Price $3.75. Girls' Black or Brown walking shoes with reptile -effect trim, the balance of the shoe is crushed side leather, heels scoop style, sizes 4 to 3 Price $2.98 Girl's Black or Brown Oxfords, Moc- casin style, with good weight leather soles and heels. Sizes 3 to 8. Price $2.49 Growing Youngsters, Shoes, ' Ox- fords and strap slippers, colors black brown, elk, and white. Women's Dress Shoe with low heel made of black kid, width EEE, it) niay help your sore feet. Price $2.98 Young Women and girls' beaded lea, ther moccasin slippers, with a soft fluff of fur around the ankle, soft padded soles, color white Price $1.98 Boys' Farm Boots they .are built with good quality black full• grain leather. uppers selected quality leather soles sewn and nailed in toe cap style, sizes 1 to 5. Price $3.15 Boys' Black or Brown Oxfords, Bro- gue style, Sizes 1 to 5. Price $2,89 Men's Police Boots, they have select- ed quality black leather uppers built in arch supportng shanks with double leather soles, width EE and are lea- ther lined. Price $6.15 Men's black kid blucher shoes in width EEE Price $4.75 Men's black leather oxfords in width EEE if you need a wide width try this one Price $3.98 Men's work boots black with full grain leather uppers and all ponce soles Price, $2.59 We have a good stock of men's sturdy work blots built for comfort and' Durability PHONE 40' THE STORE SHAT' SAVES YOU MONEY. of u;y{r o,..