The Clinton News Record, 1941-08-28, Page 8PAGE R
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ME CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
THRESHING ROASTS
VEAL STEWS
w ' 20c ll).
18c lb.
BABY BEEF BOiL} 1 18c lb.
BOLOGNA 23c lb
HOME-MADE HEAD CHEESED 1Oc 1b.
Baby Beef, Spring Chickens, Spring Lamb, Pork
and Beef for Weekend
CONNELL & TYNDALL
" CLINTON'S LEADING' MEAT, MARKET "
Prone 162: Albert Street
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The LITTLE RANGE that does
a BIG JOB of cooking &heatingd
ei
A einell,modern ateve with ■11 the cooking and
heating cmciency of men, Ianger and more ex.
pensiei'l ingee. Takee up very little floor apace,
yet has a full vise 14 inch oven. Hume either wood
or coil.' 'You'll be delighted with the ability of
thie. Findlay range :•- and with its moderate price.
See it today.
WE CARRY A FULL
LINE OF ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
Call and see the 'Frigidaire Refrigs
erator the 016 one built with
• the Meter Mizer
SUTTERPERDUE
HARDWARE, kWlfi �i t %G & ELECTRICIANS
PHONE 147w. - CLINTON, ONT.
Back to 56001 Specials
BOYS SUITS, sig'e 24 to 36, till the new styles and shades and
all suits made with two pair=pants, priced $7.50 up.
BOYS ODD PANTS --SHORTS, GOL'1+' and LONGS
• priced from ' 75c to $2,75 pair.
, GIRLS AND BOYS TENNIS SHOES 69c up
BOYS OR GIRLS HANDKERCHIEFS 5c and 10e
BOYS DINE OR SCIHOOL SHIRTS 75e and 85c
BOYS LONG COTTON PANTS, very special ' 79c
GROWING GIRLS'OXFORDS; sizes 3 to 8 Black or Brown
Specially priced
$1 95 and $2.13
BOYS OXFORDS; Black or Brown ' ' $1.95' up
TIES, BRACES, GOLF HOSE AND ALL LINES SUITABLE FOR
SCHOOL, SPECIALLY PRICED .
lumsteel Bros
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Arrow Shiite •-- Adam Hats -- Scott & McHale Shoes for Meta
Agents i Tip+Top Tailors: '
C669L WEATHER
Is on glee Order your.
FALL WORK NOW
In order ilottd,be disappointed
GOO ' ob Guaranteed
PAINTS, OILS AND,: GLASS 'AT LOWEST PRICE.
HARDWARE and
a!' +9
w Awli�.. pP BING one 244
TUCK1;;R$MITII
4I,. FletehereVehiimere` has' gone
o Valcartier Camp, Quebec to train
'or tivar ,work.. ,
r.• .• it .,
Miss Beryl Carter; of Hallett "ere
a weekend visitor with Mr, and M
.Wan. Rogerson..
'< The Tucirersanith Ladies 'Club
,quilted three quilts at the church
,Thursday. .. The September. meetingwill be held an Sept. 3rd at the-hdme
of Mrs. F. Townsend. Roll call _will
,be "Suggestions on ways and means
to make money for ;Rett. ;Cross;" -
Mr, and Mrs. S. I. Whitmore .and
Messrs Warren and` Carman were
.Sunday visitors with. . Kitchener
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Johns'accernpan-
ied Mrs, Allan Johns and Master
Laurette to their home in Toronto on
Friday. Mrs. H. Johns stayed ,for,
a week's holiday in the city,
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BRt CEFIELD
Mr.
and Mrs. W. Simpson andFBrL;
lie and Mr. C. D. Simpson spent'Fri-
elay at Kitchener.
•'Mi s e inns. Simpson and • daughter;
of Tfainilten are visiting Mz!s: I?dtiienliury end lefes. R. Scott.
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Get your,. aluininum ready for the
drive' en September 5 and G.
.Kenneth and Anne Jean Rohner of
London are visiting their grandmother
M•rs. A., Hehner. .
Mi. H. F.. Berry; 'Mir. Wm, ,Berry.,
Mr, T. Smith, Mr. arid Mrs. Gordon
Elliott—took in the Toronto Fair the
first of the week.
Now don't forget the Bingo and
other games, Red Gross Booth, Draw
for Big Prizes on Friday night. We
are asking for Donations of Pie and
Gandy.
Miss Jessie Grainger 'of Clinton.
rias been visiting Mr, and Mrs. T.
Grainger.
Miss )thea Rouatt; of London has
been visiting her inothdi, Mrs. 'P.
O'Brien,
Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Cornish, Anne
and Caryle spent the weekend in
Mrs. T. Wheeler spent Tuesday with
her sister in Seaforth,
VACATION
NAS
VACATED
And now it is hi sequence for All
pupils to getready for September 2nd,
School `opening. We 'invite you to
come to as for:-
TEHT
BOOKE
AND
SOPPLIES
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The W. Da Fair Ca
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Often the Cho/tot—Always the Beet
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Robert Miller is visiting with John
and Ted. Hall of Toronto this week.
Mr. Jack Mennel is visiting his nep-
hew, Mr. Frank Seruton of Thorn -
dale.
Miss Marie Plumsteel of London
spent the weekend at her home in
town.
Gerald Fremlin and Bob Morgan spent
Some time at the Exhibition in Tor-
onto this week.
Mr. W. Tanner and family of Ottawa
spent the weekend in town with Mr.
and Mrs. Win, Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. CIiff. H. Epps attended
the flower show at the C.N.E. the
first part of the week,
Mrs. 0. W. Potter returned home ori
Saturday after a two week's visit
..with friends at 'Woodstock, '
Mrs, Jane \Voodyarcl-t? f-;Battleford;
Sask,,ois spending a week with her
frierid; Mrs. M. Watkins of town.
Mr. and Mrs. George Noble of Van-
couver, B G., are visiting at the
•• home. 4f ;.their, ba otter, Mr. Dick
Noble:.. .
Mr and Mrs 19. `Suter tine& daughter
Lois of Celine spent, the weekend
visrtrng friends • 'and 'elati tes-'''ii
town.
Mr. and Mrs. T, A. Davis of, Gales-
born, Ill., who attended the funeral
of the ratter's father, William
Brownlee, were the guests of Mrs.
David Steepe, while in town.
Miss Clete Ellis of Toronto spent the
past two weeks with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs E. Ellis of Summer-
hill. Miss Frieda Bilis accompan-
ied her sister back to Toronto...
Mr. and Mrs. E, Watson of Hamilton
and Mr. and Mrs, G. A, Walker and
Mr. G. 11 Hall of town spent Sat-
urday in Goderich and enjoyed a
short lake trip on the "jIarnru."
Mr. and Mrs. C. Bartliff. or Detroit,
Mich,, visited here last weekend
and accompanied' by Miss A.. Bast
liff, are this week visiting Mr,%and
Mrs. 11. A. Stevens of C'alabegie,
Mr. 'and Mrs. Snell of Wingham and,
Mr. and Mr% Effting of Chicago,
I11., and Mr. and Mrs, Will Snell
and: family of Clinton visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, T. R.
Jenkins.
Mr, and Mrs, Thomas R. Gini and
Lloyd of Detroit, Mich., spent some'
tine at their cottage in Grand
Bend this summer and called on the
former's sister, Mrs. David Steepe,
on Friday last.
Mrs. Jake Horton rind, daughter, pet-
ty, who have spent it plene utl two
months visit with the lady's; mother,
Mrs, Robert Dalrymple anti a• host'
'of other friends, returned to their
hoane in Glidden, Sask., on Tuesday,
Miss Marjory Henderson has r eemeedr
her work at the Agriculture Office
after e three wake's vacation spent
in Guelph gird at her home In
Goderich, Miss Annie Aikenheate
who was substituting ;for her has
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4,0108.
WE TELEGR1APH FLOWERS
When `you' say it with flowers
' SAY IT WITH OURS
We Supply Flowers for all
Ot'casions j
DILL FOR SALE
Tents for rent also Summer Cot-
tage for rent after Aug. 18th;
F. R. CUNINGHAME
Member of Florists Tel. Del Are
Personal care given every order
and special attention given to
funeral orders
Phones 176 and 31
Quality Meat
Market
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FRESH HOMEMADE
SAUSAGE
20c 1b.
HAMBURG STEAK ' 20c Ib.
BEEF TONGUES 15c ]b.
BEEF HEART -:, 12c lb.
VEAL CHOPS • Rib 25c lh.
VEAL STEW .• 18c Ib.
VEAL SHOULDER RST. . 20c lb.
CHOICE MEATY THRESHING
ROASTS , 20c lb.
FRESH BEEF AND PORK
LIVER . 15c Be.
DUMART'S PURE LARD
' 20 lb. pail $3 10
Custom. Killing and Sausage Made
Il> Reaaonabie Rates,
Righeet Prices Paid for Hides.
11115S FITZSIMONS
PHONE 76
VFor Victory
OUR EMPIRES SLOGAN
Service and• Quality Groceries Our
Motto
3 pkgs. BLENDIES, with picture
of Winston Churchill 29c
1 Bushel Bag (3%, lbs), NEW
PORT FLUFFS 49c
1 doz. ZINC RINGS 25c
4 pkgs. JAR RUBBERS 25c
3 pkgs. HURON TOILET TISSUE 10c
2 FLY COILS 5c
1 pkg. WILSONS FLY PAD .. , . roc
1 lb;:. MORNING %CHEER
COFFEE 43c
10 Ib. SUGAR. 82c
10 Ib., bag:COOKING ONIONS'. „ 29e
Choice Assortment of pkg.
COOKIES all cellophane wrap-
ped 15c
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JOHNSON GROCERY
The New Red Front Store
PaONE'286
Superior Stores
PHONE 111--CLINTON.
SPECIALS . FOR
August 28, 29, 30th
CRUNCIIIE SWEET MIRED
. ,PICKLES 27 nee jar .. , . , ... 25c
RINSO Igo pkg 23c
CLASSIC CLEAlSEfi' thi ac
PALMOLIVE SDAt' 2 'bars . , . , llc
CROWN.BR.AND SYRUP 2,113. tin 25c
2 -IN 1-SIIOE. rOLISH, paste tin IOc
CI11SC0 is 25c, 3s tin 65c
1'. & G. SOAP 4 bars .:. .... 19c
ROYAL YORK>'l'EA .Ig' lb. pkg. 43c.
MIttACIOE WIIIP SALAD
DRESSING 16 oz. "ear '.
.IAYI.IVIER PORK AND BEANS
15: oz. 2 tins ,..,,.., 110
l UIlFORD PEACHES 15 'oz. '
2 fibs . 75c
1 ati:sIL GINGER SNAPS 11.1. ,." 12c
KEENS NS i1IUSTARD t/ I1, tilt .. 27c
CERT() bottle 25c
)421,71'1' 3 Alt RUBBER RINGS
4 doz 25c•
lac.
returned to herr hoane in Brsucefield, ZINC RINGS doz,
Rev, R. McGillivray, minister 01 Aug, PEACHES FIIESII DAILY
ustine United Church Winnipeg;
was the guest of his sistmein law;`
Mrs. Hearn On Sundry he was
guestspeaker a l s'
p err at Wesley -Willie
church... Rev. leleGiellvray• Was
classrlate at college of the Rev,
Mr. Lhhe..
25e
1. Fi THflMPSO'N
epee a•5 q� V
' Red Shield
The Red Shield meeting this week,
at the home of Mrs, W. Robinsons,
was no exception of the rule. With.
21 members and 3 visitors on hand,
everything just has to boom, and the
gathering together proved very pro-
fitable,
• We sincerely thank all who have
and are sending in donations and
articles for the boys and ethers who
are homeless, in our Mdther country.
This week Mee. Swan and Mrs, R.
MacDonald donated a' quilt and Mrs,
T. Churehill, a crib -quilt. Other art-
icles brought in were, 9 pr. of socks,
1 dress and 1 scarf.
Members and friends are requested
to bring in all finished artieles to the
meeting at Mrs. Ronald MacDonald's,
Tuesday at 2.30 p.m., when the mon-
th's goods will be paokedl After
which, another well planned, tasty,
Pot -luck supper will be served. You
are welcome.
STANLEY
Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Baird, and
Thelma of Toronto spent a few days
at the home of his brother Mr, Geo,
Baird. •
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Mr. and Mrs, Victor Taylor, and
Morley, Mr. and Mrs. Nornnan Baird
and George spent a few days at Tor-
onto Exhibition and Niagara Falls.
•Mrs, Thos, Baird Sr. is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Angus Gordon at Shep-
perton.
ANCE
by
JUNIOR FARMERS
Tuesday, September 2
In
RENDEZVOUS PAVILION
HAYFIELD
Music by—
MacKENZIE'S ORCHESTRA
Admission: -250 and 35c
The Clinton Lions Club wish to
thank all those who were so gener-
ous in their support of the recent
frolic and, draw in aid of the Red
Cross, and to specially express their
appreciation to those who so kindly
helped in the booths and in other
ways.
THURS., AUGUST 28, 194r4,
ellinnillemlinallinellelaW
SIfg,
EARING'S
FOR QUALITY FOODS 'AT MODERATE PRICES
SPECIAL VALUE'S AUGUer 28, 29; 30TH
VAN CAMP'S TOMATO GRAN'MA'S.
JUICE 2 tins . 19c ,COOKIES lb, 19c
QUAKER QUAKER QUAKEI(•'
PUFFED PUFFED - CORN `
WHEAT RICE FLAKES
Pkg. 7c Pkg..;:., .,,,:,, 9c Pkg.
Pk .,,... 7;
YOUR
CHOICE
19c 1b.
QUALITY FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Cauliflower, Peppers, Tomatoes, Peaches, Squash,
.Beets, Carrots, Radishes, Cukes, Grapes, Pears
ORANGEP doz..,. 27c
Grapefruit 5 for 25c
CELERY hearts,.. 1Oc
Onions 10 lb. bag 29C`
LEMONS 3 for
BANANAS 2 lbs. 19c
Lettuce head 2 for 23c
Cheese 1/2 Ib. pkg,... 15c
C.M. SHEARING.
RED AND WHITE STORE
PHONE, 4 8 Prompt Delivery CLINTON
How About Some
COMFORT
We were very fortunate to secure a large stock of
Springs And Mattresses
AT PRICES THAT CANNOT HELP TO SATISFY
Also Couches with Raised head or Drop Racks. And a great
assortment of Chesterfield Suites, Lounging and Occasional Chairs
in Smart New Covers, so that when you have to stay inside, you
may really enjoy the comfort as well as cheery surroundings, and
1 gherest fit won't be our tryinge are at,to sohold akeprises advan age of tlebut rhen savingsunow go
You will be wise to see about your stoves and heaters early
this year as there is liable to be a shortage of iron and other mat-
erials used in the manufacture of stoves.
We are trying to get in as much stock as we can so again we
would say Buy Early.
"The Store With The Stock"
BALL, & ZAPFE
HARDWARE, FURNITURE
Hardware -- Furniture -- Funeral Directors •- Ambulance Service.
W. Ball, Phone 361. PHONE 195 1. J. Zapfe, Phone 103.
ROCERY SPECIALS
CLARKS PORK AND BEANS
28 oz. 2 tins for 25c
20 oz. 2' tins for "
40 oz. 2 tins.
CLARK'S SPAGHETTI
20oz2tins
15 oz. 2tins
19c
1Oc
25c
19c
G oz. size ' l
12 oz. size
15c
2'5c
60c
COR,N NIBBLETS 2 tins 29c
PEAS Sgiiitre Deal Brand 2 tins 23c
':TOMATO JUICE 20. size pe.r tin IOC
GIANT SUPER SUDS plg, 43c
-Mere Flavor to the CAP, More Cups
' to the pound
1/� lbs.
25c
Lbs.
49c
GIANT OXYOD;OL pkg................. 65c
GIANT MAPLE LEAF
FLAKES
GIANT THRIFT
GIANT 'CHIPSO pkg.
65c
34c
49c
HAWES FLOOR GLOSS No Rub-
bing, pt, size 59c
qts..., ... 98'c
Mother Parker
• Coffee Drip, Grind
1®r Regular
ib 'size 1'
.
Black 1/2 lbs.
Mixed 1/2 lbs.
31/2 oz. pkg, Orange Pekoe
43c
38c
20c
56e
29c .1
Clifford Lobb k Sons
PHONE 40..:
THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY.