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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1932-08-25, Page 8PAGE s a • > Ys� gales 5 DOZEN' "PILLOW SLIPS, 42 inch width, good even cotton. and hemstitched. .Special ....... , , ,19c I DOZEN ,ONLY, REVERSIBLE MATS, 2=1,x48, inches Nice assortment of patterns a goodserviceable bedroom rug at a Bargain Price ,::.....,'.,..........75c DOZEN PRINT APRONS; Istraparound neck and boundall round, good quality, tub -fast' print •Bal^gain Price at .::..... ........... ..... ..... ...25e MEN'S FANCY SILK: AND LISLE SOX, a bargain at 25c a pair. While they. last. 5 'Pairs •for $1.00 MEN'S AND BOYS' `REAL LEATHER BELTS, .new goods hough -Fat a special price and passed on to you at Special Prices ......................35c and 50e MEN'S WORK BOOTS re -tan leather boot Paneho sole, Solicl leather insole, bought at • quantity price direct fro'in +manufacturer. Special at $1,98 LADIES' WP.1115 CANVAS OXFORDS, crepe rubber soles, a good sport shoe, to clear at 790 REMNANTS AND CLEARING LINES ALWAYS ON SALE AT REDUCED PRICES, Plurnsteel . POS. ryhj e r" t s SMOKED PICNIC H'AMS,' shank on, per lb. SMOKED PICNIC HAMS, shank off, per ]b. BREAKFAST BACON, piece, Ib. 12e 13e 16e P. M. COTTAGE ROLLS, per M. 14e SI4i?OKED COTTAGE ROLLS, per lb. 16e COOKED HAM, per lb. $Oc SANDWICH HAM LOAF, per lb. 25e SCHNEIDER'S GUARANTEED LARD, in 20 lb. pails $2.10 CONtaiELiL & TYNl D ALL, " CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET " Phone 162 Albert Street 1 O S Hardware Specials ! Specials ! While they last—Two truly—Electric Rangettes At a. sacrifice REGULAR $40.00 ON SALE $ 32.00 REGULAR $29.00 ON SALE $22.00 See these Vahies — Wonderful Bargains O THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD SCffOARS Be patient. Its, only a week off now. Vacation is about to vacate and the school bell that has ,been muffled for the past two months will find it's tongue and call the scholars to their studies. School means Books—Books mean we are ready with all the :•authorized text books as well as a>l the,rest of the great and small importances for the young, the:, in-betweens and the' grown-ups. Make it another year of growth and progress with the use p- our school books and, supplies. Prices have been reduced on rn'any ofd the Loose -Leaf Note hooks which are so generally approved as being convenient, helpful, systematic and stimulating. The latest idea in. Scribblers and Exercise Books have black and white silhouette covers to be coloured in a Multitude df ways and provide interesting work. Our 50c Dependable Pencil is a worthwhile articles, fine lead, repelr and pr'opels,`fittecl with clip, and in assorted colors. The W. D. Fair co. Often the Cheapest—Always the Best lir lIllIIIl iloonini vo D5l o �iVIlVllllll, —'19iiim Miss Edith Stewart is holidaying with friends in Blyth. Miss R. V. Irwin is spending a week at "Loch-Sioy'r, Winona. 1\('s. 3. D. Chowen and Miss Isobel are spending a week at Bayfield. Mrs. Dames of Brussels is the guest this week of Mrs,. Barry Bar1;liff. Mr. Ray Rumball has been visiting his mother, Mrs. Clara Rumball in town. Mr's. W, Armstrong of Exeter was a guest last week of Mrs. Wm. Shipley. Miss Elizabeth Ford of Oshawa has been visiting here the pastcouple of weeks. Mrs. J. Torrance and Miss Maud Torrance have returned from camp in Bayfield. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Leonard of El- r-. mire. are visiting Mr. and Mr's. Carpenters' fine tools, Rules, Serares, Planes, Saws, Levels, ete, etc fired Leonard. "" -- , Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Torrance ,of At Reasonable Prices Capreol have been visiting Mrs. J. RDUE & ALKER vu Fu feral Directors Plumbing II Furniture Phone 147w Electric Wiring j`11.a..,° O=TC z.. Ol lO H pro o co 0 rimmum=a2mg2=2Em7531 AUGUST SPECIALS Boys School Pants $1.95 to $3.75 SUITS from $16.50 to $30.00 Shirts & Sweaters ' Always in Stock 95c to $5.00 Suits or Overcoats cleaned & pressed $1.25 DAVISERMAN CLEANING, PRESSING AND REPAIRING AGENTS FOR GILLESPIES CLEANERS & DYERS, SEAFORTH momm VARNA Mr. George Walken, Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Sutz and children, Vivian, June, Rodney and Roland, Elmira, also Miss Patricia Keyes, of Kitchen- er were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Robertson.' Master Evans Cameron of Toronto visited the Robertsons for a couple of days last week, Mr. and Mrs. E. Epps, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Clarke spent Sunday at Southampton, the guest of Rev. Wil- son. Mr. Charles RathweIl spent the week -end at ,Sfouthwauld. Mrs. Dev- onshire and daughter returned with hint and spent a' week visiting friends, Miss Mary Chuter of London is Spending her holidays with her par- ents. STANLEY Miss Charlotte Johnson of St. Helens is visiting her sister, Mrs, Thos. Campbell. Mr. and. Mrs. Goldie Graham and family spent the week -end visiting friends around Ooliingwood. Miss H. Isabel Graham, of Sea - forth, is visiting Mrs, Arthur Mc- Queen, and other friends. Mrs. Baldwin of Rainy River, Mrs. Hare and Mary of Sault ,Ste Marie, Miss Minnie 'Walker , ,a.nd Beslsie Smith of Clinton visited friends on 2nd concession last week. Mr. James McManus and Miss Stel- la McManus, Mrs, Janet Davidson and Miss Annie. PottsofMitchell were recent guests of, Mr. and :Ms's., Henry Diehl: "' 11i'iss Potts is remain. 'ing for a longer visit:'' ' Torrance of town. Misses Marjorie Hunter and' Edith Stanbury have returned from r holiday in Bayfield. Miss Dorothy Hill of London spent the week -end as the guest of Miss Violet Morrison of the Huron road. Mrs. MacDougall and Mr, Alan Mc- Dougall of Lucan have been recent guests of Mrs. (Rev.) K. hfcGoun at the Rectory. 311, and Mrs. Reece Jenkins and, Mrs . C. J. Wallis visited their sister, Mrs. Hugh Cameron of Guelph recently. ' Mrs. Thos, Johnston and little .Miss Betty Johnston of Chippewa have been visiting her son, Mr. Will Johnston of town. Mr. and. Mrs, James Livermore are 'spending a few days this week with Rev. A. 3. and Mrs. Moorehonse at their summer hone near Forest. Mr. and Mrs. Carl East of Toronto and Mr. Edgar East of W'alkerville spent the week -end with their sis- ter, Mrs. Gordon Cuninghame , in Bayfield. Mr. and Mrs. Ran. Churchill of De- troit and Mr. Horace Bailey of Dearborn, Mich., were guests the last ,two weeks of Mr,, and Mrs. Thos. Churchill, Rev. and Mrs. 5, J. Allen of Toronto and Mrs. Kerr of Brussels were guests on Sunday of Mr, and Mrs. G. W. Cuninghame at their sum• mer home in Bayfield. Mr. and Mrs. W: N1. Ilamition and three chilldern,. Roddie, Mae and George and Marce Roy of Mark - stay aro spending this• week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Cudmore, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Andrews and Masters Buddy and Junior of Scar - bone Bluffs were visiting for a few days last week at the home of the former's father, Mr. S. J. Andrews, Mr. A. R. Ford, editor of the London 'Free Press was in1town on Friday • and tailed' on The News -Record. He was just returning from Gode- r'ich, where he had been spending a week with his parents, Rev. J. E. and' Mrs. Ford, who on 'Sunday last quietly celebrated the fifty- third anniversary of their mar- riage. I TI-IURS., 'AUGUST 25, 1932' RED AND WHITE STOR ICA 8 Lii TO CLEAR THIS. WEEK Sugar Crisp Corn Flakes, 3 boxes for 23c Grape Nut Flakes, 2 pkgs. for 23c Sweet Mixed Pickles 10c Prunes, 3 lbs. for 25c Corn Beef, 2 for 25c New Cheese, per lb. • 15c Libby's Pork and Beans, 3 tins for • 23c Flusho • . 23c Pastry Flour, 7 lbs. for 19c Pastry Snow Flake Flour (24) lbs. 39c • Red and White Lard.,2 lbs. for 25c • SODA BISCUIT SALE Weston's Soda Biscuits; per lb. 15c The last Purchaser will get a beautiful Bread Box worth $1.15 for 50c Christie Sodas, 2 lbs. for 25e Mixed Picnic Biscuits, 2 lbs. for 25c Castile Soap, 4 cakes for 25cj Sunlight Soap, 5 cakes for 25c Tea, "Our Own Blend", perlb 29c 4 lbs. for $1.00 Coffee, Red and White, per lb. 45c Maxwell House Coffee, per ib. 45c C. and S. Coffee, per lb. 45c Frigid... ire Meats Bacon (piece) lb. 17c Pickled Roll 15c Smoked Picnic Hams. 18c Cooked Ham, per• lb. 30c Juicy Oranges, 2 dozen Where "Sells for Less" Price Prevails Sneider's' and Swft's Sausage, per lb. 19c Pealneal Bacon, per Ib. 23c Salmon (Pink), small, 4 for 25c 35c Lemons, per dozen 39c CLINTON'S BIG Lid CORNER GROCETERIA Phone 48 :n. White Elephant Sale Under auspices of Hospital Board Fancy Work, Candy, Home-made Baking* booths as well Ion the afternoon of TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6th In the evening we expect to have 4)3 our guest speaker Hon. Dr. J. M. Robb, M.P.P., Minister of Health. Watch for further announcement. 85-1. LONDESBORO Thet Wioman's Institute will hold their regular meeting in the Coin- mianity Hall on Thursday, Septembee 1st. This is grandmother's day. Mrs. garden Bissttt, District President, is expected to be present and give an address, there is also a good program being provided by the grandmother„ A11 ladies of the community are in- vited. A special invitation is ex- tended to all frandmother. Lunch will bes erved by the gradnmothers. On Wednesday evening, August 17th, the members cf the "Win Oth- ers Class," of the United Church Sunday School held it social evening at Ball's Picnic grounds. A jolly crowd numbering about 80 spent the evening in games and a sing song led by Mr. Harold Snell, after which all sat around the cheery camp fire and enjoyed a bacon roast. Rev. Will Fingland was present and gave a Short talk which was enjoyed by all, after which all joined in a cir- cle anct sang "Auld Lang Syne," in spite of -the approaching storm. Ev- eryone had an enjoyable evening, Mr. and Mr.e Percy Manning, Mr. and Mrs, E. Wood were the guests at the home of Mr. Geo. Parker of Sarnia on Sunday last. Mrs. Harry Lyon and Miss Maud Lyon are spending a week with re- latives in Exeter, Dresden and De- troit. Mr, A. Webster, Bill Little and Dick Caldwell left for •the Western Provinces last week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taniblyn and children, Miss M. Melville visited Seaforth friends on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, John Snell mf Gode" rich visited with their aunt, Mrs. J. Tamblyn recently. Mrs. Thos. Sampson of Palmerston has been visiting her sister, Miss E. Lyon and other friends the last week, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Brunsdon and children are holidaying at the home of the lady's mother at Ottawa. 1*. and Mrs. E. Dewar of Ottawa are sepnding their holidays at the home of Mrs. Deivar's mother, .Mrs, Elizabeth Lyon. Rev. Mr. Maines of Sarnia, a form- er pastor at Walton, will take the services in Londesbore United church and at the outside charges on Sunday next, Aug. 28th. Rev. J. C. and Mrs. Forster were with Sarnia relatives over the week- end. Mr. Forster conducted services at Watford on Sunday last. FASHION FORECAST Skirts will be worn about two in- ches shorter; 'suits about two years longer.—Daily. Mali, (London.) GODERICH TOWNSHIP MEN'S CLUB intend holding a BIG FIELD -DAY CELEBRATION MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5th Club Grounds at Porter's Hill 3 games of baseball, big parade, full lino of races and athletic sports — also tug 'o war. Contests open to everyone. Worthwhile prizes for each event. Silver collection at gate to cover expenses, 85-2. Evergreen it ILLS PLANT INSEC'T'S EASY TO USE NON-POISONOUS Evergreen Kills Ants Every Ant in the 1I511. Absolutely will not harm grass or soil, Sold By 12i1194141hine GREENHOUSE PHONEII6 FLOWER SHOP PHONE3I Let us Repair Your Eave Troughs before the fall rains come on. Special Prices on LAVYFI MthVERS Just a few left. BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY A full line of Paints, Oils, Glass and Putty T. Hawkins HARDWARr1' and PLUMBING , Phong 244' .... . AUGUST IS MARSHALL MONTH You will ;be wise to avail yourself of the specials we are offering this month, The Marshall Mattress Company have improved the construc- tion of all their mattresses wonderfully, at no extra cost to the consumer. But Oh What Comfort and Restful Sleep, you'll get up in the morning ready for any emergencies. Then when you consider that ono third of your life should be spent in sleep. Why skimp in such an important natter. We aro giving a good heavy slip cover Absolutely Free with every Marshall Mattress we sell this month. And you know all Marshal's are ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED BALL ei ZAPFE "Store With the Stock" Phone 105 Hardware, Furniture, Funeral Directors, Monument Dealers N. Ball, Phone 110. J. J. Zapfe, Phone 103, Shop where you can Buy Foods that Make you Healthy and Happy. SPECIALS TIIURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURI)AY- IUNSO, Large Package 141 & W SWEET PICKLES, fancily jar PATTERSON'S PANTRY SHELF BISCUITS KEEN'$ MUSTARD, i -.I's 25c , , I -2's 19c 21c 31c 49c GREEN GIANT PEAS. 2's CAPITOL HEAVY STRING BROOM BLUE BELL FIVE -STRING BROOM CASCADE SALMON, tall. 2 tins for AYLMER TOMATO SOUP, 3 tins CARNATION MILK, small, .4 ties CARNATION MILK, tali, 2 tins for FRUITS AND VEGETABLES FRESH FOR WEEK -END Get your supply of Tomatoes while they are cheap -the ]ate crop, by all reports will be scarce. TWO MEAT SPECIALS PEAMEAL COTTAGE ROLLS AND SMOKED PICNIC HAMS Kindly phone your order early for an early delivery. 19c 59c 29c 23c 25c 25c 26c J. T. Mc !(BHT &.SON PHONE 111. DO YOU KNOW ? We Deliver Ice Cream Bricks at all hours at only 30c FOR SATURDAY Try a Jelly Roll FRUIT LOAF OR SUEY Exclusive Agents & Makers. of SUN RAY BREAD A iendorf'S Bakery and Confectlonerg Makers of "Whole Wheat" and "Snowflake" Biread