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The Clinton News Record, 1933-03-16, Page 8PAGE 8 '''M„ THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD! v rv+rmu.,r•,ram.sau Clean-up of the balance of our Stock of Winter Merchandise at prices that make it worth while to anticipate your needs. Every- thing' points ''o advancing prices as the Sales Tax is likely to be raised to 10 per cent in the near future. Buy now at these prices, Men's Lined •Muleskin Mitts, unlined finger Mitts and Gloves and Men's Wool Mitts, . .25e a pair Boy's Lined Leather Mitts to clear 15e a pair Special line of 3 -ply Factory Yarn in grey and. black only, fully washed and a good strong yarn at a special price 49e a lb. Boy's Fleece -Lined Combinations, a few Left of all sizes 26 to 32, Te Clear at 690 Men's Fleece Combinations . , 1 89c Heavy Wool Underwear at Cost Price All -Wool Work Sox at Bargain Prices. Special Values at 15e, 19c, 25e CUT PRICES ON ALL LINES WINTER FOOTWEAR 1 V' steel POS. My reals SLICED COOKED HAM, per lb. BREAKFAST BACON, in piece, per lb. FRESH HOME-MADE SAUSAGE, per lb. SMALL BREAKFAST SAUSAGE, 2 lbs. for SAUER KRAUT, per lb. HEAD CHEESE, 3 lbs. for ROLLED RIB ROAST OF BEEF, per Ib. DRESSED HOG, BY THE HALF, per lb. HEINTZ BEEF STEAK SAUCE, per bottle 25c 14c 10e 250 5e 25c �2c 71-2c 22c CONNELL & TYNDAILJL " CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET " Phone 162 Albert Street • .�=oi:io1:=10 0 LARGE FOUR -STRING SWEEPINE BROOMS O WHILE THEY LAST, each p 25c <% 00 WATT ELECTRIC,BULBS LIMITED NUMBER ONLY, each 11 COPPER BOTTOMED BOILERS 15c 0 AT NEW LOW PRICES, each a p GALVANIZED TUBS, large size AT LOW COST OF 89c 1.. SUTTER, PERDUE & V.ALKER a 0 Hardware , Funeral Directors Plumbing Furniture Phone 147w Electric Wiring 0=10 =O 0g r--�... $1.60 ll inioramernremoormansamea ash SALMON, large tin for SARDINES, 4 tins for FILLETTS, 2 lbs, for PEAS, CORN, TOMATOES, Large tins, 3 for AYLMER CATSUP, per bottle MACARONI, pe5o lb. RICE, per lb. . 10e 19e 230 . 25c TOMATO JUICE,CLARK'S .. 1 5c 55 PRINCESS SOAP FLAKES, large size, 2 pkgs. for 29c PALMOLIVE ;SOAP, 2 cakes for 15c SHOE POLISH, per tin . 10e THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY New Carrots, Head Lettuce, Leaf Lettuce, Fresh Tomatoes, Celery Hearts, Apples, Oranges, Lemons, LOU'S GENERAL STORE THE VOGUE We are now ready to show you our carefully chosen outfits, consisting of HATS, DRESSES AND HOSIERY, all the leading Shades and Coloring. When wearing one of these outfits you will have the appear- ance of the sophisticated, well-dressed person. WE INVITE YOU TO SEE US. THE VOGUE 13-2. PORTER'S HILL Measles has broken out again in this vicinity and the school had to be closed this week. The lVIen's Club meeting was called off Tuesday evening,: too, and folk are staying pretty well at home these days. We are sorry to report this week the death of Mr. Herb. Burke, which took place at his home an the 1st 'concession on .Monda ,.. Some time ago he was seized with a stroke while in Goderich and was taken to. Goder- ieh hospital where he remained until about •a month ago, when he was by his own request, brought home. He had gradually grown worse and death came on Monday night as a relief from suffering. Sympathy is extended to his Sister, Jennie, with whom he lived, and to other relatives, the funeral was held • from his late home, on Wednesday afternoon to Maitland cemetery, Goderieh. LIIIu WILL BUY A vote size ,writing pad and a package of envelopes, good' quality paper, kid finish, attractive cover. 70 sheets in pad and 25 envelopes in package. It is really a 30evaluefor 19c. WILL 'BUY A "Fold -over"; size 'pad and a pac- kage of envelopes, same particulars as the note size. It is a 40c value for 290. WILL BUY A letter size pad and a package of envelopes, same particulars as the note and fbld over pad. It is a 50e value for 39e. Tlie vv. D. Fair Co. Often the Cheapest—Always the Best Mrs. Mason of Blyth visited friends here Tuesday. . Mrs. K. McGann visited in Liman during the past week. Miss Helen Nediger spent the week- end with her sister iirr oodstocic. Mr. and Mrs. Kerr of Crediton were callers here on Tuesday, Miss Margaret McLennan of Toron- to was in town over the week- end. Miss Dell O'Neil has gone • on a cruise down to Bermuda and the West Indies. Mr. Asa Deeves was in Stratford this week attending the L.O.L. Grand Lodge. Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Murdoch were with Woodstock relatives over the week -end. Mrs. Johnson of Crediton spent some time this week at the home of Miss Brigham. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ruddell of Lon- desboro are visiting at the horde of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Roberton. Mr. M. J. •Schoenhals attended the meeting of the Royal BIeck Pre- ceptory at Stratford the beginning of the week. Misses Blanche Nelson and Christina Baird of Clinton spent Saturday and Sunday with friends in Sea - forth and vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. John Walker of the London road were week -end guests of Mr. ans Mrs. Geo. Watts of Princess street, east. Dr. and Mrs. McIntyre were in De- troit on Monday attending the funeral of the former's brother: the late Frank McIntyre. Mrs. J. 'McConnell 'of Moffatt was the guest of her mother, Mrs. Chas. Cook of Clinton, far a few days last week, returning home on Fri- day. Mr. Chas Lindsay, .Mrs. W. Jenkins and Mr. and Mrs. 'Geo. Falconer, Brucefield, attended the funeral of the late Dr. Kenneth M. Lindsay of London on Monday. Miss Lily Lindsay had been in London for several days prior to the death of her nephew. Mrs. T. Lindsay was also in London for the funeral. BRUCEFIEL1) The young people of Stanley town- ship are urgently requested to at- tend a social gathering of The Uni- ted Farm Young Peoples' Club to be held at the home of Miss Mary Gib- son on Tuesday evening next. A splendid program and social time is promised. Ladies are asked to re- member the usual necessities. ,The purpose'of this organization is to bring the young people of Stanley together in order to further rural education by, lectures, debates, playa, etc., and for the 'organization and promotion of sports from season to season. In short this Club intends to further and participate in Educa- tional, Social, and Sports entertain- ments the year round. The Y.P.S. of Brucefield church had as their guests the Young Peo- ple's Society of •Ontario Street church, Clinton, on Monday evening' Mar. 18th. Quite a large number' bi • niktiaxamosmanzatimmommILVMEMIL THURS., MARCH 16, 1933 xhi',i{�"r' b i i� A.4xirfti NI i%L�'.tMih rlaft1232/n,eBOrnrs042691,^ RED' AND;: WI -UTE r ,.,.:. q rhrah° Golden .anfana Corn, 2 for 29c Aylmer White Corn, 2 for 25c Special, Corin, Pias and To .atoes A p, (while they last) 3 for 25c Infant's Soups, 2' for 2k Aylmer Soups 3 for 25c I.KNfA✓,, • N.1' I 1 .1 oaf7�r Get Our New Low Price on Sugar for Cash, by the Sack ---Before the Tag ---Also on Tea EE®-®1 Jig Saw Puzzle with lb.of Red and White Tea 49c or Coffee, 45c FRIGIDAIRE, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ORANGES; per dozen 240 GRAPE FRUIT, 4 for , 26c LEMONS, per dozen . 22c CAULIFLOWERS, each , - 25e HEAD LETTUCE, 2 for 19e LEAF LETTUCE, 2 for 15c SPANISH ONIONS, 3 lbs. for ... 25e TOMATOES, per lb. 18e FILLETTS, 2 lbs. for 25e RED SALMON, per tin, Maple Leaf, 16e SCHNEIDER'S SAUSAGE, per lb. 15e BACON, sliced, per lb. 25c Easter Eggs Now on Display, for Early Choice, See Our Novelities Where "Sells for Less" Price Prevails im 9 CLINTON'S BIG 'CORNER GROCETERIA Phone 48 6 St. Patrick's Tea and Sale The Annual St. Patrick Afternoon Tea and .Sale of Home Baking and Cand, auspices of the W.A. of Wesley -Willis Church, in THE COUNCIL CHAMBER'• on the afternoon of Saturday, March 18th From 3 to 6 o'clock. Do Not Forget the Date. 13-2, Public School Concert IN TOWN HALL Thursday and Friday March 23rd and 24th at 7.30 p.m. 3 Act Operetta ..."RAG, TAG and BOBTAIL"... Rainbow Ribbon Drill, Pigeon Song, Playlet, "P!ennies Grow," (Dances Admission, 25c. ing present to represent both societ- I les. The Clinton young people supplied the earlier part of the program con- sisting of a devotional period, instru- mental and vocal selections, readings by Miss Sadie Elliott, and also a beautifully illustrated Iecture on missionary work in Trinidad. • The Brucefield group then took charge of the social program under the leadership of Miss Dorothy Broadfoot. At the conclusion lunch was served. To conclude we might say "A good time was had by all." The Women's Association have been working hard for the past few weeks practicing a play entitled "The Three Pegs," which is a humorous three - act comedy, full of fun mixed with some good commonsense, and guar. anteed :to chase away the blues in an effective way. "If you feel like for- getting the depression and really want a fresh topic for conversation for days to come, keep Friday, Mar. 24th free from all other engagements so that you can get the full benefit of this play. SI MMERHILL The many friends .of Mrs. J. John- ston of Summerhill are pleased to hear that she is, improving. Mr. Wim. Edwards, a framer, of Goderich , is busy taking down the barns on the Tiplady place which Mr. Chas. Tyner has purchased from Mr. Clif. Keys of -Stanley. We are glad to report that Mr. Al- bert Neal, who went to Toronto for treatment, is making good recovery Mr. Clif, Keys of Stanley has dis- posed of the Tiplady place to Mr. Frank Tyndall. Mr. Wen. Steep of Clinton has en- gaged with Mr. Chas. Tyner for the summer months. Euchre and Dance In the rooms of, and under the auspices of Murphy L.O.L. No. 710 Tuesday, March 21 8.15 p.ni. SILVER 'COLLECTION Proceeds in aid of the hospital birth- day Week Campaign. EVERYBODY WELCOME 14-1. 13)3 DO YOU WANT TO EXPRESS APPRECIATION CONGRATULATIONS SYMPATHY or REMEMBRANCE ��,r THEN f4.Gbi.W..WY✓�_ in99:10%racet GREENHOUSE PHONE:76 FLOWER SHOP PHONE 31 Prepare for Spring BUY YOUR Sap Pans and Supplies NOW LEAVE YOUR ORDER AND HAVE THEM READY WHEN YOU WANT THEM. I Have ONE 1900 ELECTRIC WASHER (Second -Hand, but in First Class Shape, for sale cheap.) T. hawkins HARDWARE and PLUMBING Phone 244 VIZIEUMECCIBIEStailnl SUPE6 ITR CHAIN STORES WE SELL TIIE BFFeST FOR LESS - ITEMS FOR MARCH 16th, 17th and 18th MAPLE LEAF SALMON, 1-2's for 16e ORANGE MARMALADE, large 40 oz, jar 19c ROBIN HOOD RAPID OATS, large pkg. . 19e PURE LARD, 1 lb. for 10e FRAY BENTOS CORN BEEP, per tin 15e CHIPSO, large 21c Small Oc ROYAL YORK MATCHES, 3 boxes for , 250 BEE HIVE CORN SYRUP. 2's 15c 6'c 33e KEEN'S MUSTARD, 1-4's 25c 1-2's 49c PLUM JAM, 40 oz. jar 25e CHOICE GOLDEN BANTAM CORN, 2 tins for 25e CHASE and SANBORN'S COFFEE, 1-2's ..27c, l's 49c H. P. SAUCE, per bottle 250 AYLMER CHOICE PUMPKIN, 2 sqt, 2 tins 19c IODIZED OR PLAIN SALT, 2 pkgs, 19e Fresh Fruits, Carrots, Lettuce, Cabbage, Celery, Radishes SEE OUR HAND BILLS FOR OTHER SPECIALS .1% MCKN IGHT & SON You can be sure of getting everything fresh here. PHONE 111. virsoasuarmesangsassmast WEEK -END CANDY TREAT NeiIson's Nuts and Hard Centers A Selected assortment of Almond, Filbert and Brazil Nuts, Cara- mels, Chips and Brittles, covered with Delicious Chocolate 1 and 2 lb. Boxes, or Bulk. Special, per lb. 50e 10 FOR 25e CHOCOLATE BARS 10, FOR 25c Raisin and Fruit Loaf, Extra Special for the week -end, 10e JELLY ROLL AND BUTTER TARTS BEST Quality Bread, Delivered Fresh Daily—Try It To -day Wendorf'sBakery and C°onfecflonelrlp Makers of "Whole Wheat" and "Snowflake" Bread Cornell Made -to -Measure Suits $19.50 to $35.00 See Our Ready -Made Suits WITH TWO PAIR OF TROUSERS' at $14.95 Felt Hats at $1.95 DAVIS tSc HERMAN CLEANING, PRESSING AND REPAIRING - AGENTS FOR GILLESPIES CLEANERS & DYERS, SEAFORTH EXETER: The village Council has decided to reduce the municipal tax rate from 40 to 30• mills on the dollar. The reasons are a surplus from last year, there has keen a reduction in the municipal debt, and economies are being- practised.: Tbis: is a roma able• reduction of..rate. and the villa fathers are wond'ering'-if they h made a record At' any rate it is Lowest' rate- Exeter -ratepayers ha had: to, pay' in -many a long' year.