The Clinton News Record, 1939-06-29, Page 8'PAGE '8
THE CLINTON NEWS RECOR ,
TI URIs., JUNE 29, 1939
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HEAD CHEESE, M. 1Oc,
lb. 15c
HOME-MADE SAUSAGE
SPRING LAMB FOR WEEKEND v
ORDERS TAKEN FOR SPRING CHICKENS
20 -LB. PAIL of LARD for
r $1.85
CONNELL & TYNDALL
" CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET "
Phone 162. Albert: Street
Call and See
OUR GLASSWARE DEPARTMENT
WATER PITCHERS — GLASSES —.BOWLS — CASSEROLES
ENGLISH TRAYS & ETC.
GRANITE WARE—Ivory and Red, Ivory and Green
We have a few LAWN MOWERS left and are
offering same at a Special Price to Clear.
DON'T FORGET TO SEE
Our New 1939 FRIGIDAIRE
The only Refrigerator with the Meter -Miser
SUTTER & PERDUE
HARDWARE, PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS
PHONE 147w. CLINTON, ONT.
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BARGAINS IN
Second -bland Sinks
18x30 Flat Run $3.50 16x24 High Back $6.50
' See These Before Buying
HAY FORK ROPES and PULLEYS
HAY FORKS of all Kinds.
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That North .Window•
.
Started a few vreeks ago at "Your
Choice" $1.00. It has daily been re-
duced in price and the goods dim-'
Ihnished in quantity ever since, until
to -day (Thursday) it is 90 and on
Monday, July' ,lOth it ^will be le. Be-
Ifore we started, through the store we
went, inspecting stock on shelves,
Peering into drawers and cases, rout-
ing out left -over stoelc, sometimes
just one of a kind, in some cases out
'of style, in others discontinued lines.
"Out you go" was the slogan, away
with you we said to scores of dif-
Iferent things, and they went. While
giving you a chance daily to make
your own lower price, we daily re -
II plenish the articles in the window,
Ito all we have given or will give
!positive notice of dismissal.
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Fencing Troubles
Try the SPARTON ELECTRIC FENCE and your worries will
be over, It solves your fencing worries.
Now is the time to purchase the BICYCLE you promised the
boy or girl for passing exams. We have a splendid choice.
GUNS, FISHING TACKLE, CAMPER'S NEEDS
You'll find them at
Clinton Bicycle and Motorcycle Sales
0 - FISH - IALLY
the Bass season opens on Saturday,
July 1st. Make your first attempt
on the finny tribe as successful as
possible by re -fitting your tackle box
with all the essential lures, baits),
hooks, lines, reels, rods and sundries
of our fishing tackle stock, which you
may see on display in our window.
Remember — "If it swims, we can
catch it."
Superior Stores from this vicinity are Mary Virginia
p Harris and Delphine Bisback, Clinton;
PHONE 111--CLINTON.
SPECIALS FOR
JUNE 28th 29th 30th
STRAWBERRY JAM, 32 oz. jar 23c
SWEET MIXED PICKLES,
27 oz. jar 23c
EAGLE BRAND MILK, ... tins 10c
CREAM TEA SANDWICH
BISCUITS lb. 17c
SNOWFLAKE AMMONIA, pkg. 5c
FRY'S COCOA, . '/z Ib. tins 19c
CHASE & SANBORN COFFEE
lb. 36c
IVORY SOAP, large size, 2 cakes 15c
"FOR YOUR PICNIC"
PREPARED MUSTARD; jar 10e
DERBY CIDIESE, y/z lbpkg 14c
SHRIMPS tin 16e
SARDINES, Glacier tin 10c
COOKED HAM, .... �/2 lb. 28c
PAPER NAPKINS 100 white 15c
PICNIC PLATES .... doz. 10c
DRINKING CUPS, ,. 12 for 10c
ORANGES for Juice doz. 19c
NEW CABBAGE, age. head, each 10c
CAULIFLOWER, good size, ltd. 10c
GRAPEFRUIT, Seedless ., 6 for 25c
Beryl Carter, Londesboro; Dorothy
Drover, Eleanor Alice Hudson, Geo.
Pryce, Seaforth; John H. Bates,
Estelle Cunningham and Jean McDon-
ald, Brussels.
T. R. TNOh9PSON
PASS NORMAL SCHOOL.
EXAMINATIONS
Of the 106 students who wrote
examinations at Stratford Normal
School, 95 were successful, Those
Tile vv. D. Fair Co
Often the Cheapest--Alwara the heat
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Mrs G. D. Roberton is visiting in De-
troit this week.
Miss W. E. O'Neil returned from
Halifax on Thursday of last week.
Mrs. Margaret Johnston of Marlette,
Mich., is visiting friends in Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Evans of St.
Marys visited at the home of Dr.
and Mrs. J. S. Evans on Saturday.
Miss Marion Morrell spent a few days
last week at :the home of Mr. and
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Mrs. A. J. Can t to ,oderich town-
ship. ship.
Mr. Frank Bull of Fullerton, Ont.,
formerly of Orillia visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Nelson on Sun-
day last.
Mr. and Mrs. John Moon, Toronto,
were in Clinton yesterday attend-
ing the funeral of the late Mrs.
Thomas H. Cole.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bishop of Burl-
ington spent the weekend at the
home of the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver Jervis,
Mr .and Mrs. Frank McElroy have
returned to Toronto after visiting
at the home of the lady's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Shobbrook.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Willard, of Buf-
falo, who have been guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Shob-
brook have left for New York on
their trip home.
Big Clearance Sale
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of Spring Plants
NOW IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO FILL IN YOUR GARDEN
AND FLOWER BEDS AT BARGAIN PRICES
All Onr Box Plants Are On Sale
BUY A BOX AT THE REGULAR PRICE AND GET 1 BOX s
Free
TOMATO PLANTS PEPPERS - CELERY — CAULIFLOWER
Also TOMATO PLANTS in Bud and Bloom' at Reduced Prices
ASTERS — BALSAMS CALENDULAS, — SALVIA
RED and BLUE STOCKS - NEMESIA — PETUNIAS
STATICE —, ZINNIAS MARIGOLDS
ENGLISH DAISIES — RUDBECKIA
STRAWFLOWERS AGERATUM
ETC.
PERENNIAL PLANTS
GAILLARDIA — FOXGLOVE — BABY'S BREATH
and RUSSELL LUPINS
ASPARAGUS — SPARGEM FERNS, Fine Large Plants
35c EACH
Full Count of Boxed Plants Not Guaranteed
GET YOURS EARLY AND AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT
F. R. CUNINGHAME
Member of Florists Tel. Del As. — Phones 176 and 31.
HEARI
The Red & White Store ,.^ Clinton
Prompt Delivery Service
To Observe the Dominion -wide Holiday, this store
will be closed all day Saturday, Jul? lst, end
will remain open Friday evening, June 30th..
Special Values June 28
30
DOG FOOD Spot
LAMPS, 60 Watt
SALMON, Fancy Pink
CHICKEN HADDIE,
TOMATO JUICE, G.M.
tins 25
Phone 48
Fresh Fruit
CHERRIES, Home -Grown Red
ORANGES, Sunkist Sweet Juicy 2 doz. 35c
CANTALOUPES, Extra .Large Each 19c
APPLES, For Table Use dozen 45c.
STRAWBERRIES; Fresh Daily
PEACHES,
qt. 15c
3 for 25c
dozen 15c
2 fo25c 15c
tins Fresh Vegetables
1
2 tins 25c NEW
3tins 25c
HUSKIES, The New Cereal 2 pkgs. 14c
pkg. 23c
3 for 256
5 for 16c
19c
GRAHAM WAFERS,
TOMATO CATSUP, 'Aylmer
SOAP, Toilet Coleo
GRAPE JUICE, Niagara 16 oz.
TEA, Orange Pekoe, ,
lb. 65c
BAKING POWDER, qt. jar
RUBBER RINGS,_
PRUNES, Choice Meaty
SOAP FLAKE§', Pure
SODA BISCUITS
33c
2 pkgs. l lc
3 lbs. 25c
5 lb. pkg. 45c
pkg. 10e
PEAS' & CORN 3' tins 25c
POTATOES, No. 1 Grade ... 10 pounds 23c
Field -Grown
TOMATOES, Selects
2 pounds .25c
Home -Grown
PEAS, Fresh Daily
2 pounds 17c
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CAULIFLOWER, Home -Grown 2 heads 15c Ii
BUTTER BEANS, Horne -Grown 2 pounds 19c
CELERY, Crisp White, Canada -Grown;
each stalk
CUCUMBERS, for slicing, each 1Oc
CABBAGE, Solid Heads each 5c
1Oc
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Bowers of Tiver-
ton spent a few hours on Sunday
with Dr. and Mr. 1. S. Evans.
Those from Clinton who attended the
Golden Wedding celebration on
Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Hood of Iiippen were Mr. and Mrs.
R. J. Fisher and Mr. and Mrs, Jas.
Reid.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jervis and son
Clifford of Napanee, Indiana, visit-
ed at the home of the former's
brother, Mr, Oliver Jervis, and sis-
ter-in-law, Mrs. W. Marquis,
Miss Carol Evans, who was success-
ful in passing the Reg. Nurses'
Examinations left yesterday for
Hamilton General Hospital where
she will spend a short time before
leaving for a position in Dunville.
Mr, and Mrs. Walter Layton, accom-
panied by the latter's mother, Mrs.
Robert Dalrymple and Mr, and Mrs.
Fred Nott motored to Callander
going by way of Guelph, Barrie
and Orillia. Then to North Bay,
Sudbury, and down through the
Manitoulin Islands and home by
way of Owen Sound. They report
a very enjoyable trip and saw the
famous quintuplets.
VARNA
Miss F. Logan of Hensall was re-
newing acquaintances in the village
Monday.
Mrs. East and friends of Clinton
visited with the. Pilgrim family on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Making of Goderich
visited with Mr .and Mrs. A. Me -
Connell Monday evening.
We are pleased to report that Mrs.
L. Beatty is recovering after her re-
cent illness,
Mr. and Mrs. Lee McConnell and
.Mr. and Mrs., Percy Johnston visited
friends in Marlette, Mich. during the
past week.
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StrawberryiSoclal
+: ;i auspices Woman's Association ,.i
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;'s.jThursday,EJune 29th>=
it at Ontario St., United Church
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;i Supper served from 6 to 8 2,
Adults 25c
Children 12 yrs, and under 15c +_��
A Real Chance to Save
We are advancing our Furniture Sale one month, starting
June 30 and running it until July 31st. During this time you will
be able to save up to 15r/r off our regular prices, which are al-
ways reasonable. You will find a large assortment •of Chester-
field, Dining Room, Bedroom, and Kitchen Suites, Studio Couches,
Occasional Chairs, Beds, Springs and Mattresses, Tables of all
kinds, Cedar Chests, Fancy Mirrors and Lamps for all purposes.
Also a Grand Selection of Sumner Furniture.
So it will surely pay to make your selections early.
Hardware Dept.
See the new stock of AWNINGS for your home, easily put
up, and you can raise or lower them from the inside of windows,
Price only $2.50.
We have our usual large stock of Hay Fork Rope and Cable,
Forks and Harvest Tools.
Preserving Kettles and Granite -Ware in all the modern colors
Shick Razor with 8 blades and a Tube of Palmolive
;Shaving Cream for 49 cents.
Tho Store With the Stock.
BALL and ZAPFE
HARDWARE, FURNITURE
Embalmers, Funeral Directors, Ambulance Service.
Phones: Store 195; N. Ball, 110; J. J. Zapfe, 103
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HOLIDAY SPECIALS
Saturday of this week is a holiday, therefore Fri-
day night our store will be open for business.
We will be open Saturday night also.
Women and Misses Washable Silk, Crepe, Voile &
American. Print Dresses, will be on sale. Your
choice of any dress in the store for $200;
Soine of these dresses are cut to almost half
of their regular price.
Children's Dresses from age 1 to .14, Washable
Silk, Voile, and Cottons, these dresses will be
sold at prices that will give you value for
your money.
IIOLIDAY5 ARE HERE AGAIN
Sun Suits, Play Suits, Overalls, Slacks,)
Farmerettes and Straw Hats are in demand.
We have a good stock of these lines and will Men's \Silk Hose,
be pleased to'serve you.
Do you need WHITE FOOTWEAR for the
Holidays. We have a good assortment for ,$1.15
Boy's Dress Long Pants, summer weight ...
FFORD "JOBB & , SONS
you to choose Irani. Dress Shotes, Oxfords and Canvas Slippers.i.
Also a good assortment for the children. Boy's Short Pants, summer weight ..............:.,..•., 69C
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Men's White Buck Oxfords per pair $3.15
Men's White Elk 'Oxfords per pair $2.85
Men's Camp Oxfords with heavy crepe soles 2.89'
Boy's White Elk Oxfords, sizes 1 to 5
Men's Dress Pants in light weight and
$1.59 & $1.79
color
Men's Dress Straw Hats, assorted shades
Each
Men's Dress Shirts, .................. 89c, $1.25, $1.49'
3 pair for $1.00'
Men's Dress Braces, narrow width, per pair 69c,