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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1933-07-27, Page 91 GE 8 d rd, rein v� � This week Sp 6a is Next Week Plunsteei Bros. R Neck Boils of Flank Boil, Hamburg Steak, Sausage, home-made, Dry Salt Pork, Spare Ribs, Pork _Mocks, Beef Shanks, Schneider's Lard, k sk ti' Beef, Ib. , ... trimmed, lb„. lb. 3 lbs 2 lbs. 3 lbs. for per Ib. per lb. 20-1b.. $2.10 9c 9c 10c 25c 25e 25c 6c 5c 1c1 Cooked Pickled Head Cheese, Jellied Veal, Roast Ham with Bologna, per Liver Sausage, Ring Bologna, Shortening, 2 s Pork Hocks 10e 3 lbs. for . , ..25c per Ib. 20c dressing 40c lb. 15e Ib. 15e lb. 15c lbs. 23c Kindly order clay before for early morning deliveries when possible. CONNELL & TYNDA ,.L,' " CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET " Phone 162 Albert Street ' --. iiHot"' ` r 0 Specials $4,00 50 FEET GARDEN HOSE11 SPRINKLING CANS from 75e to $1.25 0 WATER PAILS from 19c to 65c GORGON FLY CATCHERS, 2 for Sc LAWN MOWERS .....$7.75 CATTLE SPRAY, 1 gallon for $X.60 0 -CEDAR FLY SPRAY, Bulk Quantity; WINDOW SCREENS, all 0 widths; NEW 3 -BURNER LORAIN STOVE; 0 11 OCCASIONAL CHAIRS FOR GIFTS a 0 c U O i SUTTER PERDUE & b(ALKER Hardware Funeral Directors Plumbing Furniture Phone 147w Electric WiringL x"':070` p *0r001�0 O > CashSpecials 14 MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS 69c to $1.55 MEN'S WORK SHIRTS 50e tot $1.00 MEN'S WORK PANTS $1.15 to $1.65 MEN'S OVERALLS $1.00 to $1.85 MEN'S DRESS SOCKS 15c to 35c MENS WORK SOCKS, per pair . 13e to 250 MEN'WORK STRAW HATS ,..170 MEN'S DRESS FELT HATS $1.49 MEN'S RED HANDKERCHIEFS, extra Large 15e MEN'S RED HANDKERCHIEFS, medium 10c BOYS' BALL GAPS 19c to 29c BOY'S' STRAW HATS . 150 BOYS' OVERALLS 75e to $1.15 BOY'S' WORK SHIRTSM 55c BOYS' DRESS SHIRTS . 690 BOYS' UNION SUITS .', 49e BOYS' NECK TIES 16c BOYS' BATHING CAPS 25c LADIES' ANGLE SKIN SLIPS .. , , 95c LADIES' BROADCLOTH SLIPS 39e LADIES' VESTS . 25e LADIES' SWEATERS 69c LADIES' 'BLOOMERS , . 43c LADIES' HOSE, per pair 15e, 25c, 35e 1 MIM S PLAY SUITS 25e CHILD'S BEACH PAJAMAS . 39c CHILD?S; STRAW HATS ........ , ........190 M LOBS S GENERAL STORE , THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD We have a handy carton, contain, ing 40 white folded paper napkins for 5c (note the price, eight for lc). They will replace linen, dittimes for picnics, after fruit service, convenient and economical substitutes for hand- kerchiefs in case of colds, polishes mirrors, pictures, silver, windshields,, they are an, ideal kitchen utility serves wherever and when ever a soft clean and economical throwaway required. With quality as your 'guide, let your .good judgment dbcide. These days -nay be termed those of price hysteria, the' temptation being to compromise on quality and making offers to the public at a cost that is actually higher in comparison than ever before., There is no substitute for quality but it is many times low- ered to compete with "sales." Royal Windsor is a delightful super- fine correspondence paper. It is a quality product wrapped in cello- phane and the price 25c a quire, A curved end curtain rod, excel- lent brass finish, extends 40". Rego - lar price 40c, 'we offer to clear at 5c. They are good enough for elei gance and cheap enough for extreme economy. Have you seen our heavy cup and saucer at 13e or two for 25e? Your viewing of then and consideration of their out of usual value might produce a profit for you and a sale With consequent small profit for us. Tlie W. D. Fair Go. Often the Cheapest -Always the Best u u �t�F f�;• 1 :Ip1uN tg, Miss Emma Doan of Buffalo is holi- daying at her home in town. Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Vodden vis- ited last Sunday in Kincardine. Miss Cora Williams of Cleveland, Ohio, was in town the other day and called on several old friends, Miss Mary Hovey spent the week- end With Miss Florence Rorke at the Rorke summer home on Lake' Huron. Mrs. G. D. Roberton and Mrs. Jean Kyle left Saturday to spend a fortnight with a party of friends at Sauble Beach. lir. Ian McLeod and bride returned from their honeymoon Friday and are getting settled in their new home, Ontario street. Mr. and Mrs. Jack 'Bawden and Master Jackie have returned to their home in Hamilton after vis- iting relatives in town, ev. J. H. Colciough of West Hill was called home last week to see liis sister, Mrs. W. (Pickett, who is in a low state of health. DIr. and Mrs. A. A. Morrison and Mr, and Mrs. R. J, Draper have re- turned to town after a two -weeks' vacation spent at Bass Lake, lir. Harry Sellezy and his son, Her- ry Junior, of Chicago visited for a few days last weak with the fortn- er's sister, Mrs. A. T. Cooper, 1Irs. Geo. Tomlin has returned to her home in Harrison after a visit with her sister, Mrs. Theo Frem- lin, and other relatives in town. Ir. and Mrs. Milton Cook and little Miss Betty of Sarnia have been visiting at the home of the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. 3, Schoen- hais. Mr. and Mrs, G. A. Walker of town and Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Walker of Hamilton have taken a cottage at Sunset Beach, Goderieh, for a few weeks. Col. H. B. and Mrs. ,Combe returned Thursday last after a trip to the north 'country, including a, visit at the home of Col. Hammond Smith, Sudbury. rs. A. Weatherwax and Miss Ray motored down from Orillia and are the guests of the lady's father, and sister, Mr. D. Cantelon and Miss Dollie Cantelon. r. and Mrs. Hitchens, New York City; Mr. R. Jones and Miss Thep ma Jones, Quebec, and Mr. A. Jones,. London, were guests on Sat- urday of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Jones, Rattenbury street, west: :r. and Mrs. Ernest Hunter of To., route and Mrs, Loucks of Ingolds, by were week -end guests at the home of their parents, Mr, and 1142rs. Robert Hunter, coming up to be present at the 'wedding of their sister, Marjory, to Mr. Goldwin Smith, which took place Saturday morning in St. Paul's 'church. r. and .Mrs. Clifford Andrews and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Littlewood of Scarboro Bluffs spent the week- end as guests.at the home of the former's father, 'Magistrate An- drews. Master Buddy Andrews, who had been visiting his grand. father and aunt, Mrs. 1'. VanEg, mond, for a week, returned home with his parents. �y i Vineeteallenalpeffientrileatellegniansal eau • , THURS., JULY 27, 1933" 4 111 RED AND WHITE ALWAYS IN THE LEAD F Collecting CASH REGISTER RECEIPTS for two weeks until further notice,. starting July 27, First C r test Ends ugust 12 is 91j .31 YS ANGI "' LS ±y, sH oil Co. #1h �,Y Y3�'♦N 1YS �. til O'PRIZES FOR BOYS 1. -L -Flash 'Light 2. -Roller Skates. 3.-2 large bottles Red and White 'Gingerale. 4.-2 large. bottles. Red and White Gingerale .-2 large bottles Red and White Gingerale 6.-2 large bottles Red and White :Gingerale 7. --Half large Watermelon 8. -Half large Watermelon 9. -Half large Watermelon 10. -Half large Watermelon 10 Prizes for y oys d 10 Prizes for Girls. At the end of two weeks - Then Grand Prizes will be announced and Dates given next week. Where "Sells for Less" Price Prevails INSTRUCTIONS FOR PRIZES Tell your mother to watch all the Bargains and buy all the Groceries, Meats, Fruits, Vege- tables and Pasteurized M.ilk and Cream from O'Neil's. Tell her to ask for Cash Register Re- ceipts and give them to you so you may win a prize. Ask all your friends, aunts, uncles and cousins to save their cash receipts for you. You may use all money paid on accounts as Cash Register Receipts, On Monday, August 14, put all your Cash Register Receipts to August 12, in an envelope, seal up tight -Write your naive and address carefully, so we will know 'whether you are a boy or girl. Put on the envelope the total amount of money shown by the Cash Register Receipts inside. •..A .kt5 �!Y ",'ta u 9 ttcPl' + ..r��o+.... s�s.._o_o® mow. •. eP411r VARNA hl:iss Emily Beatty of London is spending her vacation under the parental roof. Mr. Glen Colclouglt has gene to Woodstock for a couple of weeks. St. John's Anglican church held a social evening on Miss E, Logan's lawn last week. A very interesting talk was given by Mr. J. J. Keyes of Nashville, Tenn., games were play- ed and some community singing fol- lowed, after which a dainty lunch was served. Mr. George Woods of Listowel is spending his holidays with friends in the village. and. Mrs. Robt. Reid and son Edward, of Windsor, aro spending their holidays with Mrs. M. Reid of the village. LONDESBORO Miss Bertha Webster of Toronto, who spent a week in Muskoka with her girl friends then motored down to Kincardine and spent a few days at their cottage, Bruce Beach, re- turned to Toronto on Saturday, after spending the remainder of her holi- days with her parents, lit•, and Mrs, Joseph Webster. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Webster and children spent last Sunday at Bruce Beach, Kincardine. Miss M. Cartwright who has spent the last two years in Toronto, is en- joying a motor trip to the Maritime l Provinces and other places of inter- est with Mrs. H. Shaw of Toronto. They expect to be away until Sep- tember. The W. M. 5, of the United Church held their regular meeting in the church 'basement on Wednesday Last, with the Hon. -president, Mrs. J. Tamblyn, presiding. Meeting opened by singing a hymn and Mrs. P. Manning read the Auxiliary prayer. Minutes were read by the secretary, .Mrs. P. Manning, and items of 'busi- ness were put through and reports of committees given. After this was concluded the meeting was left in charge of Mrs. M. Manning, Cap- tain of Group No. 1. .4. hymn Wes sung and NMrs. J. Tamblyn led in prayer. Miss Mamie :Shaddick read the 'devotional leaflet and Mrs. M. Manning gave a chapter in the Study Book, "Isis Dominion of Canada." Very interesting readings were giv- en by Mrs. W. Brunsdon, Miss Ruth Shaddick and Mrs. Tamblyn, a pleas- ing duet, "Home of the Soul," was rendered by Mrs. W. Brunsdon and Mrs, Manning, several short prayers were offered and the hymn, "Take my life," was sung and the meeting was closed by repeating the Lord's prayer in unison, after whieh lunch was served by the group in charge and a pleasant social time was spent together, twenty being present. We are sorry to report the serious illness of Mrs. H. Moon, she having underwent a critical operation in the Clinton hospital on "Wednesday last, - At last reports she was doing nicely and her many friends hope for a complete recovery, Mr. and Mrs. John Fingland are visiting friends in Galt. Mrs. James Walker and daughter of Winnipeg visited a short time with her aunts, Mrs. J. Tamblyn and Mrs. J. ElsIey recently. ! Rev. C. C. C. Keine of Seaforth, a former pastor, preached in the Uni- ted Church on Sunday. Rev. W. Fingland of Niagara Falls with Mrs. Fingland and Miss Peggy, are holidaying under the parental roof at present. Mr. Fingland will take the services on this charge on Sunday next. Mr. and Mrs, E. Adapts, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Brunsdon and family, Mr, and Mrs. W. T. Brunsdon and M•r, and firs. R. Vodden Sundayed at Grand Bend. Everybody is looking forward to the big day next Wednesday, when the new bridge will be opened. 1 11 43lorisi VGREENHOuSE PHON1116 tit FLOWER SHOP P110NE31 Preserving Time is here again See us for a new henvy line of GRATITEWARE which will help make preserving more pleasant Those Potatoes need looking after as a result of the hot weather. We can give you a good price on PARIS GREEN and ARSENATE OF LEAD See us for anything you need in Hardware and Eavetroughing. We are always at your servlee. 1' I dins HARDWARE and PLUMBING Phan! 244 10 PRIZES FOR GIRLS 1. -Doll Buggy and Doll 2. -Roller Skates 3.-2 large bottles. Red and White Gingerale. 4.-2 large bottles Red and White Gingerale 5.-2 large bottles Red and White Gingerale 6,-2 large bottles Red and White Gingerale 7. -Half large Watermelon 8. -Half large Watermelon 9. -Half large Watermelon 1.0. -Half large Watermelon CLINTON'S BIG CORNER GROCETERIA Phone 48 COME AND SEE THE LATEST DESIGNS IN BEDROOM, LIVING ROOM AND DINING ROOM FURNITU t' ; E AT THE LOWEST PRICES IN YEARS We still have some folding chairs, a folding canvas cot and two Hammocks, to clear at bargain prices. A full assortment of end tables, smokers, occasional chairs, mirrors, springs and mattresses, lamps and shades, HARDWARE DEPARTMENT Paris Green, Arsenate of Lead and Climax Bug Killer, for the Potatoes, Sprayers of all sizes at low prices. Screen Doors and Window Screens, Electric tidnd riti4sand oven, Harvest Tools of all kinds at low irons, Lawn owerat a big reduction. One Eureka single wheel Cultivator, Fly -Go Liquid Fly Spray for the House, Cow Spray in bulk at 75c per gallon. PLUMIBING AND TINSMITHING BALL & ZAPFE "Store With the Stock" Phone 195 Hardware, Furniture, Funeral Directors, Monument Dealers N. Ball, Phone 110. J. J. Zapfe, Phone 103. SUPERIOR CHAIN STORES LOOK FOR YOUR PICNIC SPECIALS SPECIALS, JULY 27TH, 28TH, 29TH OLD FASHIONED BUTTER COOKIES, 4 dozen 25c MAPLE LEAF SALMON, 1-2's, per tin 16e ORANGE MARMALADE, 40 oz. 25c RINSO, large pkg. for 22e SINGAPORE SLICED PINEAPPLE, per tin ilc CLARK'S SPAGHETTI, large tin 10e PEARL NAPTH,4 SOAP, 10 bars for 31c CLARK'S TONGUE, HAM AND VEAL, per tin 18c DRUMMER PASTRY. J (,OUR, 7 lbs... -2,3e. 23c. 24 lbs. 65c WHIZ INSECT KILLER, 8 ozs. for 33c SUPERIOR STORES TEA, per lb. 399 BEAKFAST BACON, per Ib. 23e CHOCOI4TE MARSHMALLOW BISCUITS or PIrN'K AND WHITE MARSHMALLOW BISCUITS, 2 lbs. for 29e NEW GOODS INi STOCK AT SPECIAL PRICE FRESH TOMATOES, APPLES, PEACHES, CELERY, C-4NTELOPES, RASPBERRIES. BUY YOUR FOOD 'SUPPLY HERE .4ND BE SURE OF GETTING REAL, QUALITY AND SERVICE J.T. McKNIGHT & SON You can be sure of getting everything fresh here, PHONE 111. SUMMER SPECIALS LOWNEY'S FRESH CHOCOLATES -Attractive Box Special ONLY 45c CHOCOLATE ICE CREAM NEW LAYER CAKE VI' endorf'sBakery and Confeciionelry Makers of "Whole Wheat" and "Snowflake" Bread kX�