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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1932-04-14, Page 8BIG VALUE SALE—APRIL 14th, 15th, 16th Fancy Blue Rose Race 3' lbs. for , 25c 1 Electric Bulbs, 40, 60 Watt, each . 19c Nature's Beat Tomatoes, N:o. 2 sq„ 4 tins...25c PAGE CALSar,. YAMA CLOTH. AND WRAtTERETTEiS, full yard wide in fancy stripes,for Pyjamas, and darker colors for Quilt Linings: Regular Price 35c. Special Price,.... : 25c PILLOW SLIPS, 42 inch width, hemstitched, 5 duz. only at ISpeeial Price, each ...., ,...,, 1e FANCY BATH TOWEL'S, 181:36, stripes and eiheck patterns. Special Price of ... .19c or '35e per pair. MEN'S OVERALLS, red back, bine dennni; elastic brace, rule pocket. Special Price , 98c BAYS' BLOOMERS,, clearing lines, tweed bloomers. Special 89e • SPECIAL CUT PRICES ON ALL LINES CIF 'WINTER MERCHANDISE AND RTJBBER FOOTWEAR aasstam.m.,.. Plurnsteel Bros.. OUR OWN HOME-MADE SAUSAGE, 2 lbs. for 25e HAMBURG STEAK, 2 lbs. for 25e SCI•INFIIDER'S LARD, in 20 lb, pails • $2.00 SCHNEIDER'S LARD, in bulk, per lb. ' 10e SCHNEIDER'•S BEST GRADE WEINERS, per lb. 20c SQUARE. BOLOGNA, lb. .15c BREAKFAST BACON, by piece, Ib. 14c ROASTED PORK LOIN, with dressing, lb. 35c HEAD CHEESE, 10c per lb, or 3 lbs. for 25c CONNELL W TYNDALL, " CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET " Phone 162 Albert Street ==0=0)=== = =o oro______ aarso= WESTINGHOUSE PERFECTED ra �O efrigeraht rn a O HAVE, YOU SEEN THE NEW PERFECTED REFRIGERATOR? NO SERVICE NEEDED WITH THIS HERMETICALLY SEALED MOTOR INSURING TROUBLE FREE PERFORMANCE. p WILL NOT ONLY R,TOI.' DOT STARTS UP .A.IITOMATICALLY, Pr IS FINE WOKING AND OFFERS SUCH CONVENIENCES AS WILL BE FOUND IN NO OTHER MACHINE WILL PAY LIBERAL DIVIDENDS IN FOOD SAVINGS AND LESSER OPERATION COSTS. WATCH OUR WINDOWS Id 11 u a SUITE Hardware Furniture P[RUiJE Fut eral D rectors Plumbing P tone 147w Electric Wiring --10=====10=0=0 ... o=" c .. THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD Bore we' are again in ,A.pri1—each day bringing new beauty. We an-- ticipate and appreciate leaf and blossom outdoors and it suggests new wall paper beaixty indoors. For the coning season we believe the buying public expects better values and lower prices7.. We have tried to build our stock to meet these de- mands. On t few remainders of stdck we have made the :price 5e and '7c regardless -7f former price and sub- ; stantially reduced the price of oth- ers. Our claim -is that out 'sample books represent a comprehensive as- sortntent at advantageous price• such as will surely enable you to save wisely and spend well. There existA no need to warn you against extravagance nor do we do so against sensible spending, the two things have no connection. Our collection of Stmworthy Wall Hangings at 25c wesuggest as a thrifty purchase, their beauty lasts and the price fits Perfectly into the current mood to- wards economy, home owners are growing increasingly appreciative of them. Our sale of stamped floor mats, size 22x40 at 25c was, thank - you, a deserved Success. Tie W. D. Fair Co. Often the Cheapest—Always the Best gI' III JIilI II1II IINII^II II IIIIIQ I�f�Ill Miss Edna Turner of Toronto spent the week -end with Clinton friends. Mrs. Gordon Cuninghame is in To- ronto this week. Mr. and Mrs, C. Smyth left this week for Toronto, where he has taken a position. Mr, W. E. Perdue is in Hamilton this week attending a convention of the Westinghouse Company. Mrs. E. E, Phelps of White Plains, N.Y., was here for the funeral of her brother, the late. Mayor Coop- er. Rev. G. W. Sherman Metered to Lanark oil Sunday afternoon beim* called there owing fa the death of a friend. 11 Mrs. J. Torrance and, Miss Maud Op Torranee who have been spending iI tho winter in Toronto, returned home on Friday. Mr. and -Mrs. Osborne of Court- Wright have been visiting the O lady's sister and brother in town, [� Miss Rate and Mr. J. P, Shep- 9 pard, .. Mr. Levi Trick cf London spent a few days visiting relatives in Clinton and vicinity last week, u 1 coming up to attend the annual C Spring Fair oh Thursday. p. Mr. A. J. Cooper a Gederieh has O been in town the vast ten days or so, being called hither by the ill, ness and subsequent death of his brother, the late S. S. Cooper. Mr. Wm. Wise ' and son, Mr. Law - ranee Wise, and Mss, Wise of Sault Ste. Marie, Micb., have been visit- ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. 1-I. Wise and with other rela- tives in town and vicinity. Mr, and Mrs. G. W. Layton of Exe- , ter called on friends in Clinton on Friday afternoon. They were on their Way to Gcderich, where Mrs. Layton was to speak at a gather- ing of young mission circle work- ers in North street United church. Miss Frances B. Hawkins, mission- ary of the Anglican Church, home on furlough from Japan, visited with her brother, Mr. T. W. Haw- kins in town over the week -end. Miss Hawkins spoke in St. Pant's church on Sunday afternoon and evening. Mr. J. McNaughton, accompanied by some friends, came up from Lon- don on Thursday to attend the Spring (Show. Mr. breNaughton makes a point of attending the show each year, when he meets 41d friends, who are always glad to see him. Mrs. W. Wilson. who underwent a serious operation for mastoids, a few weeks ago, made so satisfac- tory, a recovery that she was able to leave the hospital last week. She joins her husband and family in Kincardine, where. they were moving at the time she was taken i11. P.1 COME IN AND SEE OUR Suit and Extra Trouser at $19.50 REGAL MADE -TO -MEASURE SUIT OR OVERCOAT, $22.50 SWEAT SHIRTS $11.50 WEARWELL SOCIIS, 25c, 50c, 75c. DRESS SHIRTS. 81.00 TO 153,75 DRY CLEANING AND PRESSING FINE ORDERED TAILORING EXCLUSIVELY DAVIS HERMAN AGENTS FOR GILLESPIES CLEANERS & DYERS, SEAFORTH reemsenor Under the Auspices of the Ladies' Aid of Holnieaville As a Women Thinketh A Comedy -Drama in '8 Acts. will be presented by the Young Peo- ple of St. Andrew's ,Church, Bayfield.: • r.'. .. Wednesday, April 20th IN THE UNITED CHURCH ROLMESVILLE at 8 pan, sharp: Admission, 25e and 1.6c. Permanent Wave Special FOR ONE WEEK, ONLY, COMMENCING FRIDAY, APRIL 15th Wave Complete $4.00 Other Waves, 55, 57.50, $8 and $10 MRS. ' R. FORRESTER Queen Street, Clinton. 66-1. THE PUZZLING, PART . "I understand the .'text, all right," remarked Aunt Ann Peebles, after. :the bermon was• over; "but the prea- Make it a tveeki cher's explanation of it puzzled me a practise to read he ads. good.deal." ; • 1W'essrs. F. Jackson, G. H. Jefferson, 11. E. Rorke and H. P, Plunisteel,, past, toasters of Clinton. Lodge A. P. ez A.M., attended a meeting in Exeter on Friday evening of re- presentatives of district lodges heli arrangements were discus- sed for the carrying out of an edu- cational movement inaugurated by the Grand Lodge. THURS., APRIL 14, 1932' Awarewswimourirmissumer Re Decorating and Clean Up -S4 -L A quanity. of House Cleaning Products to dear out before we re -decorate IIMMENipmmirnMacamminulalEmimumsminaltA Limited Quanity of 60 Watt Frosted Electric Bulbs 5 for 89c SMASHING TEA PRICES, All Package Tea Reduced, Salada, Red Rose, Lipton's lb. 49c Silver Cream Polish, Star Ammonia, 4 for Chipso, pkg. Bon Ami, 2 for Scrub Brushes, Soap Chips, Ib, for Floor Wax, lb. Blue, pkg. Fancy Assorted Cakes, lb. Cocoanut, lb. �31C 25c 21c 25c 15c 19c 25c 5c 15c 19c COFFEE SALE Favorite, lb. Blue Ribbon Coffee, lb. C. & S. Coffee, lb. Maxwell Coffee, lb. COFFEE. FLUFF' 1-2 lb. marshmallows; 1-8 tsp. salt, 1 c. hot coffee beverage; 1 c. Bream; 1 tsp. vanilla. Place marshinallows in top of double' (boiler. Add coffee and:salt, and' stir until smooth. Chill until beginning to set. Fold in cream whipped and vanilla. , Chill. Arrange in :sherbet glasses when set. Serves 0; ansarsaeneassneranno 39c 49c 49c 49c zz FRWC lARRE �— Peameal Back, lb. - Breakfast Bacon, Piece 1b. Breakfast Bacon, Sliced 2 lb. Jellied Tongue, Ib. Where "Sells for Less" Price Prevails "Soundj�Your Horn" a farce -comedy in 3 acts will be presented in TOWN HALL, BAYFIELD Friday, April 15 at 8.15 sharp by The Young People of Trinity Church Admission: Adults, 25c; Children, 20c DON'T MISS AN EVENING OF LAUGHTER: 65-2. OLD TIME CONCERT in BAPTIST' CHURCH, .CLINTON on the evening of Friday, April 15th at 8 o'clock STRATFORD', AUBURN, AND LOCAL TALENT Admission: Adults, 36c, Children, 15c G6-1. HOLMESVILLE Miss Edith Herbert, who has been quite ill, is now recovering and it is hoped she will soon be fully re- stored to health. Mr. F. Stirling is moving into the Elliott house. Mr. Stirling is tele- phone lineman. A large number from hereabouts took in the Clinton Spring Show on Thursday last. It was a fine show and a big crowd. Usually our school has a heliday on that day but this year work was continued as usual, Mr. and Mrs, Proctor Palmier sand sons and Mr. Leslie Jervis visited relatives in Detroit recently, The Young Peoples' Society met on Friday evening in the church, Miss Frances Potter being in charge. After the opening exercises and the reading of the minutes by the secretary, Miss Edna Huller, Harold Yeo gave a reading, Miss Laura Jer- vis gave a piano solo, Miss Reta MacDonald read some translations of Korean poems, Miss Cora Tre- wartha gave a description of a Kor- ean autumn, Misses M. and V. GU.- don lid=don contributed a duet and Miss Es- ther MacMath gave a reading, "The Call of Youth." 'The repeating of the Mispah benediction brought the meeting to a close. The parsonage trustee board of the Holinesville United ahuroh niet Monday afternoon at the parsonage, Coving to the 'closing of Sharon church, an outside appointmen6 on the Itolmesvillo dircult, at ,;aster, the Quarterly Official Board have asked that a ballot be' taken next Sunday as to whether or not an ev- ening -service shall be held in future in the local church. The evening ser- vice was discontinued some years ago. - The .local church is somewhat strengthened ,by_ the addition of the members of the Sharon church, most of,whom 'wi1I attend the'Hiolmesvilie United church in future, Which now has only one outside. appointment, Ebenezemj.,on the..,Maitiand. 19c Orunges, Big Juicy, doz. 15c Tomatoes, lb. 10c Lettuce, Head 2 for 30c Spinach, 2 Ib. to Firemen's Annual Card Party and Dance in the FIREMEN'S HALL, CLINTON' Thursday, April 21 commencing at 8 o'clock CARDS, LUNCH, DANCE Admission 350 and 25c. 65-2. 1 SACCr , The Now Plant Food Complete balanced plant food for Ferns, douse Plants, FIower beds and Porch boxes. Olean, odorless, easy to use. See our window dis- play: 1 lb. can, 15c; 5 lb. bag, 50c. .r, panie he Zorisic GREENHOUSE PHONE116 FLOWERSHOP PHONE 31 Pai t Clean USE Martin-Senour Paint TO DO YOUR PAINTING AND SECURE( A FIRST CLASS JOB ALL COLORS SPECIAL PRICES ON VARNISHES T. llawkhis HARDWARE and PLUMBING Phone 244 Law CLINTON'S BIG CORNER GROCETERIA Phone 48 35c 19c 25c 25c IP' Grasp This Opportunity TO WIN A GIBBARD SOLID W 1LNUT BEDROOM SUITE OR A DINGING ROOM SUITE, TEA WAGON, SMOKER OR A MARTHA WASHINGTON SEWING CABINET During March, April and May we are working in conjunction with the Famous Gibbard Furniture Shops to put over one of the utast attractive contests they ever attempted, So if you are thinking of a Bedroom or Dining Room Suite, it certainly will pay you to call and let us give you the information of this Limerick contest in which you may win a Suite absolutely FREE We are ready for Spring with a large stock of Linoleum, Con- golemns, Rttgs and and Floor Coverings of all kinds, As to prices -- We will meet mail order competition. Some Great Bargains in Steel Beds, Springs and Mattresses, so it will pay you to make your selections early. Embalmers and Funeral Directors. Monument Dealers. Clinton Hardware & Furniture Co. The Store With The Stock. Phone 195 N. BALL, J. D. ATKINSON, J. J. ZAPFE, Phone 110. Phone 75. Phone 103. Break. Hawn, in piece, ib. ....16c sliced .. .. , .18c McCormick' Short Bread, Biscuits 25c Brooms, 4 string . ...25c Capitol 6 string . ....59c` Jib, Igs. pkg. Soap Flakes .21.c Rinso large pkg. ...23c Fry's Cocoa, large , . 19c I'. & G. Soap 7 cakes for 25e Clark's Pork and Beans medium, 3 for 25c ROYAL YORK ORANGE PEEKO TEA 1-2 Ib. pkg. ....24e 1 lb, pkg. 47c FRUITS AND VEGETABLES New Pineapples 25e Rhubarb, bunch 100 Oranges, dozen 20c, 390, 49c Celery, bunch .25c Cucumbers, new 10c Asparagus Tips 10c Aylmer Soup, ex- cept chicken, 3, 29c McLaren Olives, plain . , 23c Stuffed . . „23c Dutch Sets 3 /h. 25c Del Maize Corn, tin ....15c Green Giant Peas . 19c Interlake Tissue 3 rolls for .,25c White Cross Tissue 2 rolls for 25c Jo T • cKIN IGHT & SON For 'a Week End Special Try Our 4EL C VISIT OUR ICE CREAM PARLOR, YOU'LL FIND ALL SORTS OF NOVELTIES HERE Wendor ,Baker ; Ind Confectionerg Makers of "Whole Wheab"' and "Snowflake' Bread