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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1933-01-19, Page 8,M,b' X14 ... •+wr'1'�'+t�fd�+�'.t ..'R�,6 }nnq�'"?� January—The Month of Sales CLEARING THE BALANCE OF CHRISTMAS STOCKS AT SACRIFICE PRICES Men's 'Sweater Coats at ridiculously low prices from ...$1.25 up Children's Sweaters, from...............................39c up 65e, Men's Heavy -ribbed Wool (Penman's) .. ...... ................89c Special Prices ori Stanfield's Underwear Gold Label, $1.15;Red Label, $1.65; Blue Label, $2.155 Men's. Ties,from 15c up. Silk Scarves from 29c up Men's Fancy Sox from '15c up all at Reduced Prices. BARGAIN PRICES IN THE SHOE DEPARTMENT Men's Fleece -lined Shirts and Drawers Ladies' Slippers and Oxfords $1.69 up Men's Shoes and Oxfords 1.95 up Men's Suits and Overcoats at the lowest prices and best values we have ever shown. Be sure and get our prices. A few Suits left to sell at $5.00. Cost Prices on Leather and Mac- kinaw Coats and Windbreakers to clear. ALL WINTER GOODS TO CLEAR AT REDUCED PRICES Ply it steel Bros. ..a lity is HOME-MADE SAUSAGE , per lb. 10c P. M. COTTAGE ROLLS, per lb. 12e SMOKED COTTAGE ROLLS, per lb. 14c BREAKFAST BACON, in piece, per lb. 14c SMOKED HAM, in piece, per lb. 15c DRESSED HOG, by half, per lb. 61e CHOICE BEEF BY THE QUARTER 8c and 10c a lb. HEINTZ'S BEEF STEAK SAUCE, per bottle 25c FRESH HORSE -RADISH, per bottle 150 CONN LL & TYNE) .\ LL " CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET " Phone 162 Albert Street A en ONE SLIGHTLY USED KITCHEN RANGE, White Enameled back B and top, Nickle trimmed, Waterfront and Reservoir. Exceptional Value, Only $25.00 g–ONE SECOc''D: HAND KITCHEN RANGE IN GOOD REPAIR, • High Closet and Reservoir. Complete only $15.00 BEAUTIFUL SOLID WALNUT SPINET DESK --of beautiful de- sign and workmanship at very low cost of $16.50 WATCH OUR WINDOWS SIJT'TEFI, PEflUHE VOILKEH Hardware Furniture Funeral Directors Phone 147w Plumbing Electric Wiring O D 0 O DUCING A SPECIAL BLEND OF FRESHLY GROUND COFFEE 1 LB. SAMPLE, 25c LB. SPECIAL BLEND OF TEA, BLACK OR MIXED, 1 lb. sample, 25c Each Guaranteed Satisfactory or Money Refunded 10 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR 5 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR 2 LBS SEEDLESS RAISINS 2 LBS. CURRANTS '/z LB. PACKAGE 93e 47c 25c ' 21c 25c SPECIAL THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY LE 'S GENE AL ST THE 'CLINTON;NEWS-RECORD ATTENTION BOOK BUYERS A clean up of our stock of fic- tion at 'a really low price. There are about 75 titles to choose from including boolcs Iby.such authors Cr Sabastini, Oppsnhienn, Florence Barclay, Ethel M. Dell, Mary Ro- berts Rhinehart and numerous others. All books are ,cloth bound and some were originally $2.00 editions. The clearing price is 49c SJA PED PILLOW CASES There, are 6 designs stamped on these white pillow cases. Fine quality dotton •body with double hem stitched hem. Size 42 inches. All patterns are clearly stamped: A real saving at 79c per pair January Specials Plaid School Bags, size 8 1-2x10" 16e each. Glass Cake Plate, good quality, 10" diameter, ,19c each We mentioned in last week ad- vertisement, , Sillcine Regular Sc spool, now 4 for So Artsyl Rope, Regular 3 for 10c Now lc per skein. Wr, D. Fair CO. Often the Cheapest—Always the Best it1111IIIjiuult$99IIOmnem I ant ,. Mr. B. J. Gibbings is in Windsor this week. Mrs. B. J. Gibbings is visiting her son at St. -Catharines this week. • Mrs. Roger Pepper was in Toronto Sunday, going down to attend the funeral of her brother. Mrs. Robert Marshall and son, Mr. "Bob" Marshall, of London were in town a few days last week. Mrs. G, W. Pinner and Mrs. H. A. Steven of Toronto are visiting their mother, Mrs. C. 1.1. Bartliff. Mayor Trewartha has been in Toron- to for a couple of days this week attending a Produce Dealers' con- vention. Mrs. J. H. Johnson and children vis- ited London and Stratford friends on Saturday, Mr. Johnston a.ccom- anying them home in the evening Miss Mahaffy had notice to report for duty in Montreal at ten o'- clock Monday morning and had to go to Stratford Sunday to catch a train to the east from Toronto that evening. Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Wilson of Royal Oak, Mich., formerly citizens of Clinton, visited Mr. and Mrs. L Cree last week for a day or so. They Caine over to attend the fun- eral of the late Mrs. J. B. Switzer of Goderich township. VARNA The annual meeting of St. John's Anglican church, Varna, was held on Monday evening, Jan. 16th, in the church. Reports were read by the treasurers of the W. A., the Sunday School and the .church, showing a favourable balance, with all obliga- tions met. The rector, Rev. F. H. Paull, ap- pointed Mr. H. Diehl as rector's;rvar- en for 1933. Mr. Prank' Weekes as elected "Peopleis Warden. Otlir z officers. elected were: Ropresenta-' ive to Synod, Mr. Wm. Logan; sub' Y g titute Mr. E. Chutes.; auditors: essrs. ,Geo. Beatty, C. Diehl; Select estry: Messrs. Geo. 'Beatty, 3. Mos. op, A. Galbraith, Wjimer Reid, G. . Beatty, C. Diehl. • • THURS., JAN. 19, 19.33' RED, AND;WHITE Y le S err C ha C ally J � h'e ry n.I N.1,4%,ltx,11...1.74 WEEK -END (SPECIALS London Soap, 5 bars for 25c Pearl Soap, 9 bars for 25c Comfort Soap, 5 bars for 25c Lifebuoy Soap, 3 bars for 23c Gold Soap, 4 bars for 18,e Flusho .. 21c Aylmer Catsup .. 10c Oyster Shell, 10 lbs. for 15c ni FRIGIDIARE AND FRUIT Lemons; 6 for 14c Grape Fruit, i5 for 25c Celery, 2 for . . 25e Head Lettuce . . 100 19F 18c Veal ,Steak, per lb. 25c Swift Sausage, per lb. 19c Schneider's Sausage, cer lb. 15c Spanish Onions, 3 lbs. for Minute Steak, per lb. Where "Sells for Less" Price Prevails 7c MagEZEMEMENUMSYMEM SEE OUR LARGE BILLS Epsom Salts, 7 lbs. for 25c Boomer's Peanut Brittle, per lb. 19c Red jS'ockefe Salmon, 2 for 33c Roman Meal Cookies 10c Hillsdale Tea, per lb. 29c Red and White Coffee, per lb. 45c Anchor Choice Pears 13c Ammonia, 4 for 25c SURPRISE SALE SATURDAY EVENING AT 8 O'CLOCK 14 With One Dollars Worth of Groceries (Excepting Sugar) a prize will be given Away. (To First 25 Customers) CLINTON'S BIG CORNER GROCETERIA Phone 48 readings were given by Miss Ruth Shaddick, Mrs. W. Brunsdon5. Mrs. M. Manning and Miss Mamie Shad - dick. Several short prayers were offered. Meeting closed by singing "God be with you till we meet a-; Talbot 61;Antonette Ran 57; Keith gain."Weband prayer by Mrs. W. Lyon. , absent. A dainty lunch was served by the Jr. 3rd: Billy Armstrong, 79; Mel - group' in charge and a short social vin Greer, 71; Madge Houston, 50; time was spent over the tea cups. Wilfred Rau, 43; Ethel Watson, ab- sent; Gordon Westlake, absent. 2nd: Ilene Greer, 72; Andrew Ran, 54. Pr.: Anthony Rau, Dewar Talbot. —Helen M. Anent, teacher. LONDESBORO Mrs. King of Bayfield visited with her brother and sister, Mr. George and Miss Sara Barr, on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hall have moved to the village and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hall have moved to the farm on the 13th concession. Mr. E. Crawford is not improving as fast as his friends would like to see, but is able to sit Fiji a while each day. Mr. J. C. Adams is again on the sick list. He was out on eleetion day but since that has been confined to his home. The W.M.S. held their regular meeting in the school room of the church on Wednesday of last week with a good attendance. In the ab- sence of the president, the 1st vice„ Miss L. Young, took the chair. Meet- ing opened with singing "It's the blessed hour of prayer," followed by prayer by Miss Young, minutes were read and' the roll call was answered by a verse of scripture with the word Servo and the Paying of leer, for the year.. Mrs; Geo. •McCall re- signed the office of cor: secretary, and Mrs. Geo. Mo•on•was appointed to fill that office. After all reports and business was over the, meeting was left in charge of Group No. 1, Mrs. M. Manning presiding. The hymn; "A New Year is Dawning," was sung and Mrs. J. Tamblyn led ,in prayer. It being the first meeting in the New Year, the program was on the New Year. •Mr:e. Tamblyn gave the scripture lesson, Mrs. Hoggart read, "What the New 'Year means be us," Mrs. B.'Brunsdori; a reading, ''`Packing the Missonary Bale,". a ' chorus was •sung by the Group "Sweeter- a•1 the Years ',yell'byu' Other New Year recitations and Sidesmen: C. Elliott, T. 'Chuter, A, Galbraith, A. Elliott, C. Stamp 'Sr., It Elliott. Sick -Visiting Committee: Mes- dames Jno. Beatty, J. W. Reid, J. Mossop. • The' Royal Scarlet ,Chapter of. Stanley; District held its annual' meeting in Varna on Saturday af- ternoon last, when the following of- ficers were elected: W. Com.: John 'Castle. Deputy: Oarl Diehl. Chaplain: A. E. Erwin. Scribe: F. M•eelyinont. ,Treasurer: C. C. Pilgrims. Ma'Vshal: F. Watsdn. Lectpirers: L. Clark, D. C. Gal- Brait%'i. Coilductors: G. c. Petty, T. Stin- son, S. No. 4, (North School), Stanley, based on Christmas examinations: 5th: John Watson, 58. Sr. 4th: Jean Dunn, 72; Bert Greer, 71; Stuart Watson, 67; Ilene HOLMESVILLE Miss Thelma Cudmore is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Ward, in Lis- towel, The Y. P. S. held a Hard Tyme Social 'on Wednesday, which was well attended. A good time and an ex- cellent program was enjoyed by all. The program consisted of the fol- lowing numbers: selection by the or- chestra; guitar duet, Messrs. Gordon and Lloyd Stock; reading, "Busy Body," Mrs. S. T. Walter: solo, Mr. Alex. Osbaldeston; duet, Viola and Marjorie Gliddon; address, Rev. J. W. Herbert; piano duet, Kathleen Huller and Mrs. Hutchins; readings. Mrs. Wilfred Jervis and Alena Tre- wartha; duet, Misses Wilhelmine Tretyartha and Ellen Charlesworth. After the closing number, contribut- ed by the orchestra, refreshments wer4erved. Tho' regular meeting of the Y. P. S. wa held Friday evening under the di ection of the 2nd vice .presi- dent, Miss Frances Potter. After the devotional exercises, Miss Laura Jervis contributed -a reading, Mrs. Les. Jervis and Miss MacDonald sang a duet, Miss F. Potter gave the mis- sionary topic. Rev. J. W. Herbert then took charge of the election of officers for the coming year, which resulted as follows: President: Mr. Norman Trewartha. 1st Vice: Mr. Kenneth Trewartha. 2nd Vice: Miss Mary Grigg. II 3rd Vice: Miss Dell Finlay. 4th Vice: Mrs. Bill Jervis. Secretary: Miss Marjorie Gliddon, Treasurer: Mr. Harold Yeo. Pianist: Miss Charlotte Trewartha. We wish to congratulate the re- tiring Y. P. S. president, Miss Alta- lind 'McCartney, and her retiring officers upon the excellent meetings held during the past year. Interest- ing and instructive programs were provided and the attendance was good. Mr. and Mrs. Cudmore and family spent Sunddy with Mr. and Mrs. Ward in Listowel. Mr. and Mrs. Tideswell of Thorn- dale visited Mr. and Mrs. Stock on Su day, STANLEY Mrs. Thos. Baird, Sr., returned home last week, after visiting her sister, Mrs: Angus Gordon of Shep- perton for some time. Mr. John E. Pepper and daughter Clete, and Mrs. Roger Pepper of Clinton, motored to Toronto Sunday to attend the funeral of Mrs. R Popper's brother. • Mr. and Mrs. Victor E. Taylor spent a,' , few days "`.last week with friends in..Forest. Tlie ' following is the report of S. Your Choice of DAFFODILS, TULIPS, CALEN- DULAS, MIGNONETTE, VIOL- ETS, ROSES AND CARNA- TIONS. Ini,,Ire 'rtsr \mot GREENHOUSE Pi1ONFl16 PLOWERSHOP PHOHE31 Specials Calf in and see our specials on Ranges and Heaters. Before stock taking. ALSO SPECIAL PRICES ON ALADDIN L AMPS ONLY A FEW LEFT llins HA DWARF and PLUMBING'.. Phone 244 ii .,r, 011iA.IN STORES :xaaaiizbzrrr These Food Savings—COMPARE Make a Big Difference—YOU'LL SAVE HERE EXTRA SPECIAL, PEARL SOAP, 9 bars for 25e CORN, large tins, 3 tins for 25e ROBINHOOD RAPID OATS, chinaware 27c CLARK'S PORK AND BEANS, 4 tins 25e SWEET PICKLES, large jar 27c KELLOGG'S ALL BRAN, per pkg. 19e SUPERIOR BLEND TEA, per lb. 39c TRY OUR FRESH GROUND COFFEE, 1-2 lb. 2$c FILLETS OF HADDIE, per lb. ..15c FRESH PICNIC HAMS, per lb. 08e WEINERS, per lb. 15ee BREAKFAST BACON, per lb. SAMPLING SALE ON NSATURDAYGBILLS. FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY. SHOP EARLY AND SAVE C N If HT &S N You can be sure of getting everything fresh here. PHONE 111. Oh r 11120 SPONGE TAFFY, Special, per lb. 15c PEANUT KRISP, Special, per lb. 19c SUN RAY HEALTH BREAD WHOLE WHEAT HEALTH BREAD MAKE SATURDAY DOUGHNUT DAY STORE SPECIAL, per dozen, 19c OYSTERS, DELICIOUSLY FRESH Wa dorf7S13akerrai and CQDnfecIiloitBE✓rgi Makers of "Whole Wheat" and "Snowflake" Bread _ g OF OVERCOATS AT BIG REDUCTIONS A FEW LEATHER WINDBREAKERS AT COST TO CLEAR HEAVY WOOL SOCKS, Regular 25e, for 19c Stanfield Gold Label, all wool Shirts and Drawers, garment, $1.15 REG. 50e HOSE for 39c BARGAINS IN ALL LINES DURING JANUARY DAVIS & HERMAN CLEANING, PRESSING AND REPAIRING AGENTS FOR GILLESPIES CLEANERS & DYERS, SEAFORTH rix IiENSALL: Master Ronald Peels Monday. He was taken to Seaforth young son of Mrs. J. W. Peck, was Memorial Hospital and. an operation byD r. Collver. He is t c ofperformed n stoat talcen,sudde3i'ly.; ill with a ! a 'eridieitis while attending school , getting along as' well as can be ex- pected. sijlstr'�«Y ' F�: i a'L t1;1