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The Clinton News Record, 1941-08-14, Page 8SHEAIC ING'S FOR QUALITY FOODS SPECIAL VALUES AUGUST 14, 15, 16TH QUAKER Issmosolosascssr, HERRINGar , PUFFED RICE Pkg. 9c TEA TIME CREAM Biscuits Lb. •,. 19c Carnation MILK Tin 9c a W 1?;L'1• MiXk7ll CPka EANU Pickles PEANUT Butter Jar ... 25c. jar 25c Carrots, Melons, Cukes, Tomatoes, Peppers, Onions, Head Lettuce IN TOMATO SAUCE Tins COUNTRY Kisrr PEAS 2 is 19c QUAKER Corn Flakes 7C PETER". PETER PAN -- Peaches 2 tins 2'7c Choice Bananas 2 lbs. I90 u�» Lb. Pkg. 19c Grapefruit 5 for 25c t, For Large Lemons 3 for 10c QUAKER PUFFED WHEAT Pkg.., 7c COCOANUT DIXIE BAR Biscuits Lb........ 19c Cabbage, Peaches, Beans, Potatoes Pepper Squash Celery Hearts Oranges doz. 27c VICTORY Lb. Pkg. ...... .•..: 19c C.M. SHEARING. RED AND WHITE STORE PHONE. 4 8 Prompt Delivery CLINTON 1 eXGE SMALL SAUSAGES 'CHUCK ROAST of choice Beef CHUCK ROAST of choice Veal VEAL RIB CHOPS, HOME-MADE HEAD CHEESE VEAL STEW CONNELL & TYNDALL " CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET " Pone 162. Albert Stud 22c ?b• 20c. lb. 20c ib. 25c Ib. l0c lb, l8C lb. omvue FRIGIDAIRE Gives more for your money in every way Fully fitted Extra Large Food Storage for. small kitchens Call and See for Yourself the Only Refrigerator with the Meter Miser. SUTTER & PERDUE HARDWARE, PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS PHONE 147w. CLINTON, ONT. Have You Considered THE LOW COST OF BEING WELL DRESSED IN Tip Top TAILORED -'IO -MEASURE CLOTHES? British woollens have been famous for years as Canada's great- est fabric value. . The new Pall Samples in every wanted color and pattern are here for your inspection. THE PRICE $20.50 REMAINS THE SAME Hand Tailored to your measure — Fit Guaranteed AUGUST SALE OF SUMMER MERCHANDISE CONTINUES All Ladies and Children Sunnier Footwear at greatly Reduced Prices Ladies White Shoes. to Clear at $1.00 and $1,50 Childrens at 79e --- Mens as low as $1.95 lien's Summer Pants, Men's and Boy's Jerseys and Many Other Clearing Lines at greatly reduced prices. Plumsteel Bros. Arron Shirts — Adam Hats — Scott & illcHale Shoes for Men Agents Tip Top Tailors. 'Ho'nNMl1NN-� CCL WEATHER, Is on the way. Order your ' FALL WORK NOW In `order not to be disappointed Good Job Guaranteed PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS AT LOWEST PRICE T. Dawkins, HARDWARE and PLUMBING Phone 244 DURING THE SUMMER MONTHS ENJOY YOWR DINNER AT THE ELITE CAFE GOOD FOODS — EXPERIENCED CHEF Remodeled Dining Room with Pleasant Surroundings HO\MARD, LEE, Manager. STANLEY • The August meeting of, the Stanley Community Ciub wkrs held at the home of Mrs. John MacGregor with the president in oha7ge. Thence were 23 ;i eenbers, 9 visitors and 19 children h° pxesent ancTr'`the r.oll.call was•. answered bynamn2g ;{%. leader,; pnommerit iir the 14A Great' Wan,• The' seereiary and 4reasurer's'reportc wore given .and' `letters% of thanks from •Chester NaiL- ,ans, Lieut. Whitney, and Mrs: Colonel Jane Peaeock..There was a display of. clothing and other work done by the club: It was decided to buy six boy's suits with the'mbney 'on hand: lifter other business discussions . a social hour was enjoyed, The next meeting, is to be held,at the home of Mrs. Cliff. Stewart and the roll call to be answered by a prov- ost). Miss• Jean Mustard, of Brooklyn, New York' is spending her holidays with nits. Neil •McGregor, and other Mr. and Mks. James McFarlane and two children Christy aizd.Ann of '' oiancla, : Quebec, are visitin' lus. parents;'' 141r. and Mrs. JahnsMcFar; lane, for ai few weeks, MS.. Hugh McGregor ,of Ilotreit, Mr. and 1,&evs. • Wm. Heitz and Mr. and Mrs.. George Baird, .spent three days at Toberxnory and Manitoulin Island. Miss H. Isabel Graham of Seaforth is visiting Mrs. Arthur McQueen. Mr: Arthur Chapman' is 'visiting his mother, Mrs. Chapman at Atwood. THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD) THURI . AUGUST 14, '1941" Don't Take The Chance V Danger Iurks in darkness) That is why cars are equipped with strong headlights. But the headlights do not light up the engine or the tire.. that's punctured. To drive your car" safely never leave home without a safe dependable Eveready Flashlight., It is portable, throws a light behind, in front, on the side or underneath the car; lights up road signs, too. It is the most,00rtven- ient light you can have, clean to hand- le, easy to• use, strong. metal "case,, electric lamp protected 14y glass lens, dry' batteries easily replaced when needed. Available in sizes to fit your vest pocket or purse or large models with 2100 ft. range, If you are planning a motor tour this summer an Eveready Flashlight is the most important article of equip- ment yen can take. The cost is little --the safety worth many times the price. We announce two new arrivals in our stock of Eveready Flashlights. Special Military type Spotlight at- tractively finished in khaki. Compact and useful. To soldiers, sailors and airmen, a dependable flashlight is a virtual necessity. It sells, complete with batteries for. only 95c. The Automatic Spotlight in black and chromium has shattered all re- cords for quality flashlight,sales. in Canada. Now this popular flashlight is available in three striking colour contrasts — red and chromium, blue and chromium and ivory and chrom- ium. Complete with batteries for $1.50. Eveready Fresh DATED Batteries flash into action at the flick of a. switch, When. you see the date line, you know that the battery you are buying is NOT shelf -stale — but is FRESH and only a FRESH battery has maximum power and long Life. Take no chances insist upon Eveready Dated Flashlight Batteries. v TIN W. D. Fair Co Often the Cheapest -Almay. the Best 4 1010111111 sennuan lll II(IIIRlu Miss Cora Streets is holidaying in Toronto this week. Miss R. V. Irwin is holidaying at Cedar Villa, Fenlon Falls. Mrs. E. Saville spent last week with friends in Londesboro and Auburn. Miss Elizabeth Ford of Oshawa is visiting the Misses Draper of town. Mr. P. W. Hutchings of Tillsonburg is visiting Mr. G. E. Hall and Miss Evelyn. Miss Norma Bentley hats returned hone after a week's visit with friends in London. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Heeley of Toronto are visiting the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Noble Holland. Mr. J. B. Lobb loft on Tuesday for a few 'weeks' visit with friends in Lower Wentworth, Nova Scotia. Idiss Winnie O'Neil, who spent the month of July at Bayfield, left re- cently on a trip to Vancouver, B.C. Mrs. L. Beechley and daughter Mary Louise of Flint, Mich., are guests at the home of Mr. and' Mrs. Robert Cree. Me. Harold Johnston has returned to •Toronto after a week's holiday -with his parents•, Mr, and Mrs. J. E. Johnston. Miss Virginia Hanson of Des' Moines, Iowa, was the guest last week of Mr. and Mrs. L; •G, Winter and Miss Virginia Harris, ' Mr. and Mrs, Ian McLeod and; children of Brighton have returned home after visiting friends and relatives in town last week, Mr.zand Mrs. W. L. Johnston returned home Monday after a two week's visit with relatives in London, Fen- wick and Georgetown. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. G1rn chill and Mrs. S. G. Castle attended the fun- eral of their nephew, Harry Bailey; in Detroit last weekend. Mr. and MO. Win. Gook and family of St. C'atherines are spending a couple of weeks with the latter's mother, Mrs, S. G. Castle. Mrs. Frank McElwain and daugther, Jean, of Lindsay have returned hompe after a week's visit with the former's mother„ Mrs• Carrie Jer- vis.. Miss Virginia Harris and her cousin, Miss Virginia Hanson of Des Moin es, Iowa, left on Wednesday for a boat trip, down to the Thousand Is- lands, Mrs. Bisset and daughter Miss Iia of Atwood rettbrned to their home on Srundas, after spending . the past week with Mrs. John A. Cox, of town, Miss Joy Henry of Melville, S'ask, nurse -dm -training at St, 1VIichael'sl Hospital, Toronto,; spent a fe, days this week with her aunt, Ile.. David Steep. ' Weekend visitors ,with Mr. and Mrs, James McGill were Misses Louise and Priscilla Burtch of Galt; Me. , and• Mr. and Mrs. A. H. ;Netheey of 'Sarnia, and Mr. Edward IM;G'ill, R.;C.A,F., Montreal. Rev. and Mrs, C, W. DeWitt Cosens and family of Essex, who are holi- daying at their summer, home` at Point t,Clark, spent .Sunday in Olin-. .ton quietly visiting among friends and 'attending the morning service at Wesley -Willis church. WE TELEGRAPH FLOWERS When you say it with flowers SAY IT WITH OURS We Supply Flowers for all Occasions DILL POR SALE .;v .. Tents for rent also Summer Cot- tage for rent after Aug. 18th. 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 Quality Meat Market HOMEMADE SAUSAGE 20e lb. CHOICE THRESHING ROASTS . 20c lb PICKLED ROLLS 330 lb. WHITE'S BOLOGNA , 23c lb. HAMBURG STEAK 20c lb. PICKLED PORK HOCKS 1Oc Ib. CHOICE SHOULDER ROAST of Beef 20c 114. RIB ROAST of Beef 20c Ib. FRESH BEEF TONGUES 15c lb. Custom Killing and Sausage Made at Reasonable Rates, Highest Prices Paid for Hides. 11055 -FITZSIMONS PHONE 76 Get In The Habit Of Phoning or Visiting OUR STORE 1 Bushel Bag (31/4 Ibs. i NEW PORI: FLUFFS .. 2 Cakes ODEX SOAP with punch Balloon . 1 b. Tin GOLD MEDAL COFFEE with 1 bottle vanilla 5 11 49c 4 pkg. JAR RUBBERS 1 doz. ZINC RINGS 2 lc 5c 5c 25c 1 pkg. PRINCESS SOAP FLAKES with Fruit Nappie 25e 4 calces TOILET SOAP with Dish 25c PICKLING SPICES in 5c or 10e pkgs. CHOICE ASSORTMENT PKG.. COOKIES AR cellophane . wrapped . . 15c JOHNSON GROCERY The New Red Front Store PHONE 286 Superior Stores PRONE 111-CLINTON. SPECIALS FOR August 14, 15, 16th VAN CAMP'S TOMATOES 2 tins 23c AYLMER PORK & BEAN 20 oz. 2 tins 15e ROYAL YORK COFFEE 1 lb, tin 43c VAIN CAMP'S TOM. JUICE - 48 az tin 25c AYLMER VEG. or TOM. SOUP 2 tins 17c LYNN VALLEY PEARS 15 oz. tin 10e OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 2 tins 21c CHAMPION DOG FOOD 2 tins 19c WOODBURY'S SOAP lc sale 4 for 25c GILLETTS LYE tin 12c 1 XYDOL large pkg. , • , , , 25c CRISCO 3 ib. tin 65e IVORY FLAKES lge. pkg. , . 25e RUBBER JAR RINGS' .4 doz. for 25c ZINC RINGS doz. 25c CERTO bottle . ' 25c LEMONS lee. size 3 for .... , , , 10c GRAPEFRUIT 5 for . 20c COOKING APPLES 6 qt. bas. '...25c TOIVIA.TOES Ise. basket 59e r: R. THOMPSON Red Shield Another animated meeting of the, ILS.W.A,•was held last Tuesday. Ef- fort is being made to lessen the weight of our large bank account. Therefore we are purchasing 12 boys outfits including every article of cloth- ing a boy: wears; and also one bolt of flannelette to make pyjamas. Mrs. T. GIazier and • Mrs. R. B. Carter Sr. have been appointed as Sick -Visitation. Committee. It is hop, - ed .that they won't be kept too busy. There were 23 •members and 6 vis- itors at the meeting and the knitting and .other work brought in gave evid- ence of conscientious labour. Here is the report: 1 crib quilt; 8 pr, socks; 1 pr. pyjamas; 5 dee,sses; 1 sweater.; bne baby's sweater don- ated, by Maud Chambers; baby art- icles donated by Mrs., Wiltse, Mem- bership subscriptions $2.87. We would like to thank Mrs. ;Hum;- ble and Mrs. Mairs for their quilttop donations of a week age and Mrs. Trewartha fpr her completed infants layette. The meeting. next Tuesday, Aug. 19 will be held at Mrs. E. Snell's home on the Wingham Highway. Transportation will be provided and all members, will meet at the Post office at 2 p.m. Travelling charge oc. CONSTANCE Miss Jean Anderson has returned to Toronto after spending her vaca- tion with Mr, and Mrs. Oliver Ander- son. . Mrs. Ferguson of Forest returned home on Sunday after spending a week with her sister Mrs. Wni. Brit- ton. Mrs. Allan T. Johns and little son Laurence of Toronto spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Lawson and Mrs. Robt. Lawson. Mr. and Mrs. John Ferguson spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Churchill at the cottage at Bayfield. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Dolmage and Mr, and Mrs, Lorne Lawson were in London on Tuesday on business. Mrs. W. J. Dale and little daughter have returned home from Clinton Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ephriann Clarke and Ellwood spent Sunday with Mrs, Clarke's sister Mrs. Johnston and Mr. Johnston of Varna. OPENS CUCUMBER GRADING STATION Over eighty people, in the Clinton district, are growing cucumbers this year, with a total acreage of about one hundred acres. This is, for many, in the nature of an experiment, R. L. Demray, principal of Water - down IIigh School, has, given up his vacation and is in charge of the grad- ing station in Clinton. • t JUST 'WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR AT BARGAINS We have just received a large shipment of Wardrobes in differ- ent styles, and the best news is that they are considerably lower in price, than they were last year, owing to the quantity we bought. You will save money on Lawn Seats, Verandah Chairs, and Hammocks, as we don't want to carry them over. espec- iallytock tri light la lamps in tine different newirrors and pfinishes of awith ous sell shades. Hardware Department We canny the Easy Electric Washer, which certainly makes washing easy at a very Easy Price, and on easy terms if necessary, Keep out the flies, we have all sizes in Sliding Screens and screening by the yard. It will be good business. to see about your new stove or range now as they may be hard to get, and prices are bound to be higher if you wait too long. "The Store With The Stock" BALL & ZAPFE HARDWARE, FURNITURE Hardware -- Furniture -- Funeral Directors -- Ambulance Service. W. Ball, Phone 361. PHONE 195 J. J. Zapfe, Phone 103. IIINIMMIUMMONSIMMInga August 14,15,1 Per -Ib....... 18c MAPLE LEAF LARD per lb..., 17c MAPLE LEAF CHEESE ,,..:.pkg. 1,4 1b. 18c MAPLE LEAF COOKED HAM per Ib. 60c MAPLE LEAF BOLOGNA sliced per lb. 22c MAPLE LEAF MACARONI and CHEESE LOAF per lb. , 30c MAPLE LEAF FRESH CHEESE per lb. 30c MAPLE LEAF ECONOMY LOAF per lb. 40c MAPLE LEAF UNSMOKED: COTTAGE ROLLS per lb, 33C MAPLE LEAF SMOKED COT- TAGE ROLLS ...per lb. 38c MAPLE LEAF BACK BACON per. Ib. 50c 5 cakes .,. 25c Family size Large Small ,.. 65c 21c 10c DDNOMY MAPLE LEAF SPICED BEEF per Ib. • 0 35c CLARK'S PORK AND BEANS 28 oz. nett, 2 tins for CLARK'IS SPAGHETTI 20 oz. ;'lett 2 tins GREEN STRING BEANS 2 tins RED ROSE SALMON - • 2 large tins 25c 25c 25c 35c KELLOGGS WHOLE' WHEAT BISCUITS 3 pkgs. 25c KIPPERED HERRING 16 oz. nett per tin CHICKEN HADDIE; 144 oz; nett per tin GLAZIER SARDINE'S: 2 tins ... 25c KIPPERED SNACKS. per tin 19c. 17c 6c 18c Clifford-- Lobb.& Sons PHONE 40. THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY.