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THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD,
THURS., JULY 27, 1939
2 LBS. CRISPY -FLAKE SHORTENING for 23c',
VEAL STEWS Ib. 15c
'HOME-MADE SAUSAGE lb..15c
HEAD CHEESE lb. '10C
CHOICE THRESHING MEAT
Always on Hand.
' ROASTING SPRING CHICKENS
For Weekend
CONNELL & TYNDALL
" CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET "
Phone 162. Albert Street
We Have. A Few Real
Specials
COME IN AND SEE THEM
Four -Foot WESTINGHOUSE REFRIGERATOR,
Re -conditioned and a complete new unit installed, carrying a
full `guarantee with same..
SECOND-HAND, BEATTY Electric WASHER,
Looks like new.
SECOND-HAND APEX ELECTRIC WASHER,
In real good shape.
1 SMALL ICE BOX
Looks like new—Look it oven
SECOND-HAND COAL OIL STOVE & OVEN
Irons — Toasters — Hot Plates and Rangettes
FRIGIDAIRE — The only refrigerator with the
Meter Miser.
SUTTER & PERDUE
HARDWARE, PLUMBING & ELECTRICIANS
PHONE 147w. CLINTON, ,ONT.
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Buy Now And Save
One MASTERPIECE RANGE
Regular 575.00 for $65.00
,One CLARE JEWEL
Regular 575.00 for 565.00
One CLARE JEWEL
Regular 545.00 for 540.00
One Slightly Used ICE BOX in Excellent Condition
SEE THESE BEFORE BUYING
Glue and Mucilageare about the
only things left to us b these pro-
hibition days with a "stick" in ,them.
We stock the popular packages in
both, then we must not fail to men-
tion- Seccotine—the stickiest sticker
extant.
The trial of a Sale is in memory
a pleasure to review. We started the.
daily price reduction window on Mas;
15th at your choice $1.00 and ended
July, 28th at 1c. It was a success,
out patrons made it so and we sin-
cerely thank them.
Her naive is on the social register,
she looketh well to her house, her
parties are famous, her invitations
are sought after. , P.S—They are
written on quality stationery. We
have two new -shapes growing more
popular every day and they have
quality. You possess envelopes and
paper on payment . of 25e.
People who are a bit choosey when
purchasing a birthday card, we are
reasonably sure will find satisfaction
in our assortment.
If its a Waterm'an's Fountain Pen
you are using we offer the assurance
that there/ is none made higher
quality.
The W. D. Fair Co
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Miss N. Bentley is visiting friends in
London this week,
Mrs. J. J. McCaughey has returned
to Clinton after visiting in Toronto.
Mrs. Shearing returned home this
week after visiting friends in
Delhi.
Miss E. Cluff returns home today
after spending her vacation in
Hamilton.
7 Miss Rita Ratz spent a few days Iast
week with Miss Gladys Radford at
Bayfield.
Mr. R. Sperling, C.N.R. agent here,
is on holidays. In his absence Mr.
C. Arnold is acting agent.
Mr, and Mrs. J. Walker of Detroit,
Mich., were visitors this week with
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Layton,
14r. and Mrs. Elmer 'Colquhoun and
family are visiting relatives at
Staffa and Cron -lefty this week.
Mr. John Cuninghame left on Sat-
urday for Owen Sound where he.
has taken a position at Radio work.
Miss Jean Colquhoun, Toronto, is
spending her vacation at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.
Colquhoun.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rumball who are
spending their vacation at Grand
Bend visited this week with Mrs.
Clara Rumball.
Mr. and Mrs. Trevor Thompson and
four children of Hamilton are vis-
iting this week with Dr. and Mrs.
F. G. Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Peterson spent the
weekend at Bruce Beach with Rev.
and Mrs, Andrew Lane and also
visited in Wiarton.
Mrs. D. McLeod left on Wednesday
for her home in Val D'or, Quebec,
after spending 'six weeks with her
father, Mr. R. Tiplady, who has
been very ill.
Mr. Will Argent, who is now. taking
a summer course in Manual Train-
ing in Hamilton, has been appoint-
ed to the staff of the Agincourt
Public School.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mersey, St.
Marys, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Web-
ster and Mr. William Webster of
Londesboro were Sunday visitors
with.Mrs, E. G. Saville.
Mrs. James Dalrymple of Avonlea,
Sask., who has been 'visiting her
':daughters in Waterloo is now visit-
ing her sister, Mrs. R. Dalrymple
and other friends in Clinton.
The Misses Mildred Lobb, Betty Wil-
liams, Marion Merrill,Lillian Chur-
chill, Alma and Vera Hoggart -and
Miss Isabel Forbes are spending
this week at Deer Lodge, Bayfield.
Mr. Pierre D'argon, of the French
Legation in Washington, D.C., will
be the weekend guest of .]Edgar
Pattison, on his way back from
visiting his parents in Paris,
France,
'Rev. and Mrs. A. H. O'Neil leave on
Monday for the Province of Ontario
A.Y.P.A. Camp, Longford, .Lake
Couchiching where Rev. O'Neil will
act as leader. On the 16th, they
will leave for the Diocese of Iluron
Camp at ICintail.
Dr. Selwyn Lewis and Mr. Don I-Iunt.:
er of Detroit, Mich., were weekend
guests of Mr. Edgar Pattison, at
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HAVE YOU
bought that new bicycle you promised the kiddie for passing
exams? We have a complete stock. Beautiful machines, low
in price and sold on easy terms. .
We were out ,of seeond-hand bikes for a while, but have taken
several in trade and these will sell' quickly.
SPECIAL PRICE ON NEW AND USED D'IOTORCYCLES
THIS MONTH
Clinton Bicycle and Motorcycle Sales
Superior Stores
t PHONE 111—CLINTON.
SPECIALS FOR
JULY .•27th -28th-29th
Mrs. A. E. Silver, Clinton, and Frank
Raithby, Auburn, conducted the races,
which resulted as follows: Children
under 4, Shirley Pearson, Clinton,
Gordon Raithby, Goderich, Allan
Raithby, Auburn; under 6 years,
boys, Sterling Silver, Clinton, Wel-
lington McNeil, Auburn, Tom Grealis,
Clinton; under 6 years, girls, Eve -
TOMATOES, Maple Leaf, lyon Raithby, Auburn, Marie Lee,
Large Can, 21/0 - 7c Ruth Glew, Clinton; under 8 years
JAM, Raspberry, large 2 -lb. jar 23c boys,Harold Grealis, Clinton, Bob
.
McNeil, Auburn, . Tom Sheppard,
BISCUITS, Summer Time Mixed,' Auburn; girls under 8 years, Shirley
lb..,. .,.,...:.._..:..'.......... 15e Roberton, June Beadle, Marie Rath -
by, Auburn; boys under 10, Frank
Grealis, Clinton, Bob McNeil, Auburn
Howard Grealis, Clinton; girls under
10, Shirley Robertson, June Beadle,
Auburn, Anita Cruickshanks, Clinton
boys under 12, George Robertson,
CORN, Garden Patch, 2 17 -oz tins 17c
CATSUP, Libby's Rosedale, 12 oz.
2 for . 23c
SOAP, P & G, White Naptha,
6 bars for • 230 Auburn, Jack Leppington, Clinton,
TEA, Blueboy, %, Ib. pkg. 25c Fred Tideswell, Clinton; girls under
12 years, Lois Fergitaon, Clinton,
PASTRY FLOUR, Arctic 24 51c Audrey Grealis, Clinton, Evelyn
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, .. 2 tins 19e'. Cooper, Clinton; boys under 15 years
,Lloyd Butler, •Clinton, George Rob -
CHEESE, Derby /2 Ib. pkg, 14c•ertson, Gordon Beadle, Auburn; girls
FRUIT JARS, Small 99c; Med. $1.09.lunder 15, Lois Ferguson, Clinton,
'Betty Craig, Auburn, Audrey Grealis
SUGAR, Redpath Gran. 10 lbs. 59c Clinton; boys under 16, Stanley Mc -
SALMON, Fancy Cohoe tin 25c
'Nall, ,Auburn, Lloyd Butler, Clinton
i George Robertson, Auburn; wheel -
BREAKFAST BACON, sliced, Ib. 296 barrow race, Howard and Audrey
'Greens, Lois Ferguson and Terry
ORANGES, Good Size doz. 15c Grealis, Marie Raithby, and Tom
GRAPEFRUIT : 5 for 25o Sheppard; men teachers, FrankRaithby, James Raithby; kicking the
LEMONS, Large Size, 4 for 10c'slipper, Mrs. L. Butler, Mrs. Thomas
• McNeil, Mss. A. E. Silver; clothes -
TOMATOES, Home -Grown 3 lbs. 23c pin, Betty, Craig and Lloyd Johnston;
NEW POTATOES, 15 lb. peck, ..; 29c ladies' walking race, Miss Betty
NEW HONEY, 4 lb. tin 45c Craig, Auburn, Mrs William Haggett
ladies' running race, Mrs. Thomas
Leppington, Mrs, Charles Lee Clinton
Mrs. John Cowan, Auburn.
Te 11s T�IPS(�N
Free Delivery
MASONS APPOINT NEW
DEPUTY GRAND MASTERS
At the annual meeting of the
Grand Lodge of Ontario, A.F. and
Clinton and 'Auburn Baptist A.M., new District Deputy Grand
SundaySchoolsPicnic Masters , were appointed. In Bruce
district, William T. 'Baillie of Car -
The Baptist Sunday Schools •of gill was chosen, while for North
Clinton and Auburn held a joint Huron jurisdiction, in which is sat -
picnic at Ilarber Park, Goderich, on uated Kincardine, Janes IJeilans' of
Wednesday, July. 19th, Jack Butler, Londesboro was ,named:.
►utility and Service Phone:
CABBAGE
MEDIUM SIZE
Solid •Heads
Each
CELERY
HOME-GROWN
2 stalks 15c
POTATOES
LOCAL GROWN
10 lbs 190
Oranges
JUICY — SWEET
5 0 CUCUMBERS
LARGE SIZE.
For Slicing
Each{
2 dozen for 29c
LARGE LARGE
LEMONS ... 4 for 1Oc GRAPEFRUIT Ea. 5c
SWEET CORN dozen 29c
CARROTS - BEETS — PEAS
WATERMELONS — BERRIES
RED & WHITE
Coffee
TOMATOES.
NO. 1 FIELD -GROWN
2 pounds; 15c
APPLES
FOR COOKING
3 lbs 19c
SHEARING St NORMAN
The
VACUUM
1 LB.
Red & White Store Clinton r
MIRACLE WHIP
35c Salad 'DressingiJA �' 33c JAP 49c
PACKED
TIN
KELLOGGS
Cornflakes
SINGAPORE SLICED
Pineapple
AUNT MARY KRUNCHEE
Peanut Butter
2 Pkgs. 15c
2 Tins 19c
17 Oz. Jar 18c
-ORANGE, LEMON & GRAPEFRUIT
Marmalade 32 Oz. Jar 22c
1 Ib. Pkg. IOc
28 Oz. Jar 25c
WALKERS CREAM
Sodas
GRIMSBY SWEET
Gherkins
CANADA
Vinegar Gallon 39c
CROWN
Jars Sm. 99c Med.'' 1.09c Doz.
ZINC HEAVY 12 CUT
Rings Doz. 23c Rubber 2 pkgs 11
FOR JAM USE PARO
Certo 25c Wax 2 Pkgs 25c
CHATEAU'
Cheese Pkg. Ibc
'Ginger Ale 30 OZ. BOTTLE 1®e
PLUS DEP.,
Phone 48 For Clinton's Leading Grocers
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. James Dowden and Miss
Norma Dowden of Cedarhurst, New
York, have been guests at the On-
tario Street Manse.
Mrs, Florence Maguire, and son, Ed -
,gar Pattison, are at Miss Florence
Cuninghane's cottage, Breeze Hill,
on Lake Huron, for ten days.
Miss Gladys Radford, nurse -in -train-
ing at Victoria Hospital, London,
is spending her three weeks vaca-
tion with Mr, and Mrs. J. C. Rad-
ford at Bayfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ball of Grosse
Isle, Michigan, and Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Ball of Detroit, Mich., visit-
ed with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ball,
Tuckersmith, last weekend.
his cottage, Breeze Hill, Lake
Huron, flying over in the former's
private plane. Dr. Lewis will also
You are cordially invited to
W A Garden Tea
to be held on the lawn at the home of
MRS. J. G. McLAY, 1IGH ST.
On
Friday July 28th
from 3 to 6.30 p.m.
Under the auspices of the St. Paul's
"Busy Pees"
— DO COME — 46-1
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
VITASPRA
NON-POISONOUS
Plant Insecticide
Will keep your plants clean and
healthy.
35c a bottle
One ounce makes 8 gallons of
effective spray.
POKON and FERTABS
are excellent plant tonics.
Try then and have good plants.
POKON 30c a jar
FERTABS 25c a pkt.
Both Garden and Hot House
Flowers for sale.
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Only A Few Days Left
To take advantage of the savings we are offering
on all FURNITURE in Stock, during July.
It will pay you to BUY NOW.
See our new Stock of BEDROOM LAMPS. Direct
\from New York. Priced from $1.95 to $2.50.
Then for those who want to brighten up some room
with Linoleum, Congoleum, Oil Cloth or Feltol, in
all widths up to 3 yards or Rugs including Axmin-
ster, in all standard sizes, you will find some real
bargains as we must reduce our stock. This offer
will be good while the stock lasts.
Hardware Dept.
Save 10% on a New LAWN MOWER while our stock lasts
We have a large stock of Lawn and Garden Hose, Sprinklers,
Nozzles and Repair Parts.
Deep out the Flies with a New SCREEN DOOR, WINDOW or
SCREENING—any width or length.
Then for the hot weather use a Coleman, Gas or Coal Oil Stove
or an Electric Plate.
Try the New Hay Fork Cable—you will like it.
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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JULY 27, 28, 29
LIPTON'S ORANGE PEKOE TEA
1 ib. with Free. Cup and Saucer
70c
MORNING CHEER COFFEE
A good brand freshly ground from beans.
Per lb. 29'C
"TAPIOCA,
2 lbs. for 19c
QUICK OATS, OGILVIE'S, large pkgs. 19c
CORN FLAKES, 'pugar-Krisp
3 pkgs. 21c
QUICK OATS, Small Pkgs..,
.AAAA,. 10c
CUDMORE'S NEW HONEY, White No. 1
4-1b. tins for 45c COTTAGE ROLLS, Per Lb. 23c
RASPBERRY JAM in 5-1b. tins
39c
OLIVES, Plain, : 22 oz. bottles
29c
SWEET BISCUITS, Peach and Fig Bars,
Per lb. 15c
LSODA BISCUITS, McCORMICK'S
%2 ib. Pkgs. of Wax Sealed
10c
CARNATION MILK, 6 small tins 25c
RICE, Best Quality 3 lbs. 25c
WEINERS, Whytes, best quality, ;,,... Per Lb. 21c
MINCED HAM, Per Lb. 29c
SUMMER SAUSAGE, Per Lb. 29c
HAMS, Smoked and, Boneless, - Per Lb. 25c
BEEF ROLLS, Per Lb. 14c
BOLOGNA, Dumart's, in piece, ..,..,... Per Lb. 15c
FORD LOBB & SO
be a guest at the International' Air „
Meet at Goderieh, early in August. WIR