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The Clinton News Record, 1936-04-02, Page 8"PAGE 8 THE [CLINTON NEWS -RECORD HOME-MADE LARD, . per Ib 14c HOME-MADE SAUSAGE. per Ib15e FLO EASE SHORTENING, 2 lbs for ; ... 25c RIB ;BOILING BEEF. tier 1b 10c DRY SALT PORK per ib. BACON BY PIECE. per lb SMOKED COTTAGE •ROLLS per ib P. M. COTTAGE ROLLS per 16.• SCOTCH KTPPERED HERRING, 4 CHOICE SALT CODFISH•,per lb. 18c 25c 25c 22c pair for 25e 15c CONNELL & TYNDALL " CLINTON'S 'LEADING MEAT MARKET " Phone 162. Albert Street DOMINION HARDWARE STORE • INVESTIGATE REARDON'S SELF -SIZING WASHABLE Kalsomine. A Super•Kalsomine that provides a new type of Permanent Beauty. Tudhope Electric Ranges finished in cream and green enamel with automatic oven control and sliding oven lining. Equipped with, .large and 'small plates, and high shelf. FURNITURE DEPARTMENT LARGE ASSORTMENT .OF Plate Glass, Mirrors and Centre Pieces MANY DESIGNS .IN Reading and Novelty Lamps AT MODERATE PRICES. Sutter--Perdue:--Beattie DIRECTORS OF FUNERAL SERVICES MONUMENTS -ENGRAVING Ambulance Service—Modern Equipment—Phone 147w, Day or Night GODERICH TOWNSHIP Miss Dorothy Stirling spent the weekend at her hone on the seventh concession. Mr, Hugh Middleton spent the week -end with his _parents, Mr, and Mrs. Charles B, Middleton. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cole spent Sunday with Mrs. Mason Stirling. .. lN:.. LONDESBORO The regular meeting of the Y.P.U. was held March 29th with a goodly attendance. Carl Radford in the chair. The meeting opened'' with a hymn and Rev. Mr. Gardiner led in prayer. The minutes of the last ]neeting were read by the secretary, Ruth Lyon. Earn Cartwright read. the scripture losson. Miss Norma Snell and , Miss Hazel Hoggart favoured with g guitar duet, The topic was then read by Lloyd Adams, A duet was rendered by Mini, 5lrgeSt AdatpS and Mrs.'John Scott; accompanied by p. Mrs. J. Armstrong at the piano. Dur- ing the taking of the offering Donald tVarhem favoured the aUtiienee with an a000rdian Selection. A very nice SO* entitled, , "Night Splendour," Was given.by Mrs. Edwin Woods. The • meeting Closed with'a hymn and re- peating the Mizpah benediction. Miss Elizabeth Mains returned to her home last Saturday after spend- ing the winter months with her sis- ters, Jean and Mrs. Charles Throop, in Chicago. Jean accompanied her home too, for a visit. • We are sorry to hear that Donald Warhem . is leaving the community and nioving to Hensall. The annual pie social was held in 'Community Hall on Friday evening, March 27th, when a very pleasant time was spent. The supper was ex- cellent, and 'the program likewise, which was a comedy -drama, presented ` by ,The WoheIo Players of ,Hensall United Church. This play was really .enjoyed by all present, each one in . the act performing. his or her part well. The•music and singing between acts was also given by the Hensall people. The crowd was not as large as sometimes and those not attend- ing certainly inigsed a .treat, Miss L. Young has returned after spending the winter with Ridgetowh and London friends. Mrs, (br.) Medd and Miss Josie of London visited the former's sisters last week, Mrs. J. Tamblyn and Mrs. J.' Elsley. Mr.:, and Mrs. Milton Heoper of St. Marys visited .with. Mrs, Trooper's parents recently, Mr. and Mrs. James Easley, Mrs. EIsley is quite ilI with 'scarcely any improvement in her eon- dition. Her many friends wish her. a speedy recovery. P Y v ny. Miss Margaret Manning, who for •the past .two months has been with Toronto friends, has returned to her home here. Mr. James Pipe of London and Dr. and Mrs. Whitely of Corrie visited at the home of Mrs. D. Mountain no Sunday. 112r. and Mrs. George Stevens end family of Seaforth visited, with Mrs. Stevens' parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. Nott. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Mason of Gode- rich were . callers at Mr. and Mrs, J, P. Manning's .recently. VARNA Mr. and Mrs. 'Jas, M. Reid and family of Clinton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Keys and family. The W. M. S. of the United Church held their monthly meeting at the hone of Mrs, A. McConnell with a fair attendance, Mr. Clarence Stephenson is wear- ing a smile these days; a little son having come to brighten their home. Miss Doris Chute+ has gone to Blyth for a few days. Mr. Charlie Rathwell of London, has returned home after spending a couple of weeks in the neighborhood, The W. A, of St. John's church held their monthly:, meeting at the Home of Miss Logan. Our blacksmith, Mr, Denerling, has moved his family here from Har- riston, where he has lived fel; some time. Mr. George Foster of Windsor is visiting his friends around the v11- lag'e. .•w TUCKERSMITH The death occurred on Monday at his hone in Tuekersmith near Sea - forth, of Louis Devereaux, a highly esteemed and life-long resident of this district. He was the son of the late Edward Devereaux and Margaret Dorsey and was born and spent all his life on the farm on which he died, He was 67 years of age and had been in.. ill health for the past year and a half. Mr, Devereaux was twice mar. vied, his first wife being Helena Dur- kin, of London, who died In 1910. He is survived by his wife, formerly Miss Phoebe O'Leary, one. son, Arthur, and two sisters, Miss Tillie Devereaux and Mrs. E. J. Carney of Durand. The funeral took place on Wednes- day at 9.30 a.m. from St. James'' Catholic church,. Seaforth, of which he was 'a devout member.. Requiem high mass was sung by the pastor, Rev. Father Hussey,.and interment in St. Jaynes' cemetery. LONDON ROAD Mr. and Mrs. John Quigley enter- tained a number' of their friends to dinner and cards recently. Mr. and Mrs, Casey Way have rent- ed the Shipley farm and are busy moving from their Tuekersmith home this. week. Mrs. Way is the only daughter of Mr, . and Mrs. A. Pepper of Tuekersmith. Mis. •Jos. Clegg accompanied her brother, Mi. Ed. ,Farquhar, to Hen - sail on Tuesday where they attended. the funeral of their uncle, the late Thos. Farquhar. Miss Millie Reid and Mr. Arnold ,Same, Wingham, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Swinbank on Sunday. The Ladies' Club will meet April 9th, one week previous to regular date, at the home of Mrs. Davidson, Sr.' • The topic will be in charge of. Mrs. Norman Tyndall: The improvement of Guernsey cat- tle is being studied at the Dominion Experiinental Farm at Nappan, Nova Scotia, The objective is to develop a more fixed type with higher produc- tion, without sacrificing .quality, WALL PAPERS Add prestige to your hone and we have a few that will' add profits to your purse. The ,time is here to re- vitalize your walls. Even the trees will soon be putting on new leaves and nature will oche}wise be making herself • attractive. Take a ,lesson front nature and "brighten up" How; refreshing it will be to have a fresh and pleasing view of your surround- ings The few we referred to that will' save the contents of your purse .con- sist of some of previous years "clean outs" at 5c and 7c, varished tiles at toe and 15e. for your kitchen or bath room, plaster effects 30 ins. wide 20e. All •were much higher priced, Put the sparkle of newness into old monis and enjoy the cheer. Wall Papers will give.' Are they not the foundation of home decoration? Tlie W. D. Fair CO Often the Cheapest _Always the. Best 0111il� II�IIII�IIIIIfNlnumnuiimmmi rig. llll 41 Miss Grainger and Mrs. Rance spent yesterday in London. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Nediger spent last Friday in Oshawa, Miss Ruby V. Irwin made a business trip to Toronto this week. Mrs. Reynolds, who spent the winter in Detroit, returned home last Fri. day. Mr. A. Torrance and family of To- ronto visited his mother and sister over the week -end. Mr. and Mis. Torrance of Toronto spent the week -end with his moth- er, Mrs. Torrance, Albert Street. Mrs. Jack Fraser and little son of Blyth visited with the parents of her husband and herself in town for a week or so. Mr. Edward Rorke of Huron College was heave last week -end and assist- ed in the service in St. Paul's church on Suliday. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Jenkins and Mr. George Jenkins of London visited relatives in. Clinton and vicinity and at Auburn on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Cree, Mrs. T. W. Morgan •and Mr. R. Cree attended the funeral , of the late Mr. Far- quhar at Hensall on Ti esday. Mrs. E. Flooily, Mr. W. E. Floody and son, Wallace, Miss Oliver Floody and Mr. Brown of Toronto visited Clinton relatives last week- end. Mr. and Mrs. George Vanliorne and Miss Madeline, who have spent the winter in California, will arrive in London this evening and will come on hone tomorrow, Messrs. H. M. Monteith, 11. E. Rorke, G. H, Jefferson and H. P, Plum - steel visited the Mitchell Lodge, A.F. & A.M. on Tuesday evening, it being the occasion of the visit of the D. D.G.NI: Mr. Adana Cantelon, who has been here all winter and who has been attending' to the settlement of the estate of his brother, the late H. H. Cantelon, leaves today for his hone at Piapot, Sask.. AUBURN Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hamilton have returned from Parkhill and are at present residing with Mr. and Mrs.; David Hamilton of West Wawanosh. The Sunshine Club' met, Saturday with Ruth Arthur in charge. The de- votional exercises were led by Betty Asquith and Margaret Small, Ruth Lawson gave a recitation, Vivian Straughan a solo, Mrs. Hugh C. Wil- son the address, and June Marsh a reading. A vote' of thanks was ten- dered Mrs. Wilson for.her interesting. talk. After the roll call and looking up Scripture passages, Eilleen Me- Clinchey, Betty Aspuith 'and Betty Craig gave the Heralds, There were. 21, members present. Earl Raithby, James Nicholson and J. J. Washington; fanners of this district, have all shipped their ` fat cattle to the• market.. In earlier days almost every farmer followed this custom but the past years many, have given up the feeding of cattle during the winter. THURS.; APRIL 2 1936"; ONE FRIEND TELLS ANOTHER R EASTER Always ill the Lad RED AND Wffi Swift9$ Ove ized Ha& B �4 -c;• con Especially S. gar.Cured for Mildness for ' Ex$'ra- ichness and Flavor. FOR EASTER WEEK FOR EASTER BREAKFAST --Line small 'muffin tins with Swift Breakfast Bacon. Drop an egg in centre of each. Sprinkle with salt and bake in hot oven until eggs are set and bacon browned. ` Serve with toast and bacon curls. FOR EASTER DINNER -Place Ovenized Ham in water in covered roaster, allow 25 minues to ib,. Then brown (uncovered) in hot oven for 20 min- utes, basting with strained honey. Cook and chop fresh Spinach. Mix with 1-2 cup cream sauce, 1-4 tsp. nutmeg and mold for nests. For biscuits use (chick cut out), we will furnish pattern. Add 1-2 cup grated cheese to your biscuit dough, roll about 1-4 inch thick. Cut out chicks, place in nests, and bake. FOR GOOD FRIDAY --After Morning Service ..• (Serve with tomato juice and Crax, Baked Halibut' and sliced lemon with Green Peas, Fresh Carrots Cauliflowers and New Potatoes. FOR DESSERT -ORANGE GLORY. ,Cover- bot- tont of well -buttered layer cake pan with Orange Sections and Orange Sauce. Pour over this Plain Cake Batter. Bake in moderate oven about 25 min- utes. Use individual servings. Top with Walker side's Easter Ice Cream and garnish with frozen Orange Sections. Where "Sells for Less" Price Prevails W. T. O'NEIL RILEY'S Where Quality Sells and Service Tells Show Week Specials Duff's and Cridland's Lard, 2 lbs. 25c Duff's or Cridlanr's Shortening, 2 lbs. for 25e Large Fresh Salted Peanuts, 2 lbs: 25c Large Soft Gum Drops, Ib 15c Libby's Pork and Beans, 2 for 19c. No, 4 Peas, 2 for" 19c Sweet Oranges, 288's, 2 doz. for 39e Banana, Choice, per dozen 29c Horse Radish, ground fresh, 10c & 18c Clinton Pastry Flour, 1-24 lb. bag 590 Clinton, Forest and Seaforth Creamery Butter, 2 lbs. for alt Macaroni, 4 lbs, for 25c Peanut Butter; hoose, 2 lbs. 25e Peanut Butter, in glass,' 2 lbs. 29c Prepared Mustard in 2 Ib. jar 25e EXTRA! EXTRA SPECIAL: 10 lbs. White Sugar for 48e with an order of 51.00 or more We buy and grade eggs for which we pay le a dozen more on all grades of eggs, Eggs graded while yon wait by an experienced candler, RILEY'S GROCERY Phone 39. Free Delivery at All Flours. , 4nne 'dec./crane A.T.C.M. Ieacher of 9iano Studio-RATTENBURY ST. W. 73-2-p. ST. HELENS Mrs. R .J. Woods has returned af- ter spending the winter with her daughters in Guelph, Galt and Fer- gus. Mr, Wilson Woods has returned' to Guelph. With the recreation committee, of which Mr. E., W. Rice is convener, in charge a crokinole tournament was held under the auspices of the Y.P.U. on Friday evening. There were nine tables and Mrs. E. W. Rice won the highest score for the ladies and Eev. H. M. Wright for the gentleman. The April meeting oit"theWomen's Institute will be held at Mrs. Durnin Phillips. on Thursday afternoon, April 2nd; Roll call, ."Different Ways of Using Eggs." Subject: "Chickens From Incubators to Market," by Mrs. Ewart McPherson, Hostesses: Mrs. Joe Gaunt, Mrs. Jas, Lyons and Mrs. W. L Miller. Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Walker of East Wawanosh spent a day with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Humphrey. Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Ritchie have. moved into the village. Mr. Ritchie is engaged with Mr. Wes. Joynt for. the summer. • Miss Dorothy Webster 'of London and Miss Doreen Webster; of Carlow spent the week -end at their . home 11 REGIMENT IN TI10"' 3 -Act Comedy , TOWN HALL, CLINTON Tuesday, April 4th 8 p.m. auspices A.Y.P.A. St. Paul's Church Admission : 25e. ALL WELCOME. 73-2. OUR EASTER PLANTS AND CUT FLOWERS WILL CARRY EASTER JOY. Let then carry your Easter Greetings, Out of town gift prob- lems solved by Our Flower -by - Wire Service. If orders are placed early they can be sent by better' saving Telegraph charges a'nd your own personal card eau be delivered right with the flowers. F. R. CUNINGHAME FLORIST Phones 31 and 176. Paint with Martin Senour PINTS Gauranteed Pure VARNISHES & STAINS of all kinds Have ° us Repair your Eavet>i'ou hs g &. keep the foundation dry T. Hawkins HARDWARE and PLUMBING Phone 244 CLINTON'S BIG CORNER GROCETERLit Phone 48 A GRAND NEW S1 OCK Our Winter Sale was most successful and, of course,we have renewed with the Newest Styles, We are showing a wonderful stock of the FAMOUS SIMMONS PRODUCTS including BEDS, SPRINGS, MATTRESSES, DAY BEDS, DAVENPORTS, STUDIO COUCHES, ETC. A NEW MODERN BEDROOM SUITE, the very latest at a VERY REASONABLE PRICE. NEW DINING ROOM SUITES to suit both your taste and your purse. See the NEW MARVELITE AFTER -GLOW LAMPS. .Also our New Stock of BABY CARRIAGES, PRAMS, GO-CARTS and DOLL CABS. And anything you may require in FLOOR COVERINGS, HARDWARE DEPARTMENT Use the Famour UTILAC 'PAINT for all inside work and get a 25e Cent Brush FREE. Muresco for your Walls and Ceilings. Its Good but Inexpensive. We have a huge Stock of GARDEN TOOLS of all kinds. For Tree Grafting, Use Braco Tree Emulsion, a waterproof surgical dressing, when pruning or grafting. Its safe, easy to apply, inexpensive, and promotes rapid healing. Ambulance calls promptly and carefully attended to. BALL & Z-APFE Phone 195. The Old Reliable Hardware and Furniture Dealers. Funeral Directors and Embalmers and Monument Dealers. N. Ball, phone 11,0. J. Zapfe, phone 103. mommelesissesbrew GREAT COMMUNITY FOOD SALE NOW IN FULL SWING VISIT OUR STORE THUR., FRI. or SAT:, APRIL 3, & 4. See Special 2 Full -Page Hand Bids for FOOD BARGAINS J T, cKN IGHT & SON Phone 111w. Clinton, Ont.