The Clinton News Record, 1930-03-06, Page 8'THE CLINTON-NEWS ,. RECORD
CLINTON'S LEADING JEWELERY STORE
Eye Diseases
Defective vision and diseases of the eye are
two entirely distinct conditions., The former is
usually due to certain ; weaknesses of the muscles
or an error of refraction andocan be overcome by
wearing corrective lenses.
The Optometi is`t Ys .'trained" to recognize vari-
Mus eye and body diseases as`,well as. symtoms of
'certain, systemic disorders and will immediately Ie
fel" the patient to a physician.
An occasional "check=up on your eyes by a
Registered:'Opto?n>trist is the best possible safe-
guard against', eye trouble. ' We are at your service:
R. '. JOHNSON
• Distributor for Clinton
Graduate of Toronto College of Opemetryand Optician
Next-Iiovey's 'Drug Store.
TIP TOP CLOTHES
Tailored
TO YOUR MEASURE FROM
FINE . WOOLENS AT A.
PRICE YOU - CAN EASILY
AFFORD $24.00.'
Ono Price : Only
ONE. PRICE ONLY
*hart material do you want
your neve suit from?
Tweed, worsted, serge, chev-
iot—you may choose any cloth
you like - in any. pattern or
shade—at Tip 'Toes one low
rie
p P.
Every Tip Top' garment is
tailored to thecustomer's indi-
vidual measure, in anywanted
style, and sold with a -positive
,guarantee of satisfaction or
money back.
• Come in now and see wha£
wonderful value Tip Top Tail-
ors offer in fine Clothes.
New Spring Samples ready
for your inspection.
Plumsteel Bros.
UARCII
Is here with a lion under one arts
and a lamb. under the other. ..Per. -
chance you still have leisure for
reading and it may be of interest to
you 'to know that we are making at-
tempt to have a notable clearance of
books.
About 50 Paper cover Novels, good
authors, Reg price' 25c, '-for 15c
A quantity of Ficton , some 2.00
books, cl`earng at .: .20c
Portraits at the Zoo, illustrated from
originals $1.25, for .75e
The Divine Comedy,; Dante, 53.00
For . .. .....: .11.85
Dr. Chases Recipes . $1.25
For . ... 69c
bon Quixote, 53,00
For ...51.85
Wlith Beatty in the North Sea ,.
A. graphic naval story for boys
EYegular $2,00, For ... ......$1.00
Chatterbox, a well-known annual, dor
boys and girls, $2.00; for. ,...90c.
The British Army in the VAST
011e of Herbert Strange for boys
Regular `.$¢1.25, for .. ...750
A SALE OF
HARDWARE
Of Interest To ,
T rifty
nh layers
If you want to buy hard-
ware of any kind at a sub-
stantial saving in price, you
will find everything in our
store has been marked
down considerably.
Buy your Hardware
needs now and Save.
Sutter & Perd.ue
PLUMBING . • HARDWARE ELECTRIC WIRING
Phone 147w
How To Live, Rules for healthful
living, based on Modern Science
Regular $100, for 55c
The • Water Babies
A. good story for children
Regular i1.00, for , ..... . ,65e
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland,
Illustrated, 85e, dor . 550
Canyon. Country' Kiddies, = coloured'
pictures and verses on good pap-
' er, Regular $2.00, for 90c
The Scout Annual, over 1000 pages,
Good instruction for boys,
Regular, 1$2.75, for $1.50
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
Full Line Of
Re ,a d y -Made Suits and
Overcoats
Arriving This Week
FROM $17.50 TO .$30.00
COME IN AND LOOK THEM OVER
SPR,ING. SUITINGS NOW IN '
hIIII�IINm pIBIII no
Miss J:l Hobbs was in London on
',Saturday. .
Mies Doris Durnin was up from To-
ronto for over tho week -end.
Miss Lawson of the Collegiate Staff
spent: Sunday at her home in To-
ronto.
Miss Burke of St. Thomas was. the
week -end guest of Miss Hattie
Courtice.
Mr. Harold Kilty of Toronto, was
here with his fancily over last
• week -end.
Mr. L. Wt. Curreil was up from Osh-
awa spending the week -end with
his .fainly.
Mrs. J. G. Chowen'spent the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Jima Chow -
en in Stratford.
Mrs. John Schoenhals was in Strate
ford' last Tuesday at the funeral
of a' sister-in-law.
Miss Ids-3'jalkinshaw has been vis-
iting with friends in Toronto dur-
• ing the past week.
Mrs. J, S. Evans left Tuesday for,
Boston to see her sister, l!ir's..
Wloodman, who is quite ill.
Mr. and Mr's. Ernest Toll of Harlock
were the week -end guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph H. Westley.
Miss Margaret Brown of Stratford
Normal spent the 'week -end with
Miss Dorothy Manning of town.
Miss Robinson of Wioodstock visited
Rev. L. C. and Mrs. Harrison at
the Reetoiy for a day or s0 Hist
week.
TEURS;DAY,, MARCH. 6,; 1936:;
'L::INTON;''S BI.(i
Weekly Price List
. IG SPECIAL IN ORANGES
Large Juicy Sweet, per basket
Nevi.. Easter Goods• Now on ` Display '.
March 6th to 15th
59,c
WEEK -END SPECIALS
Rolled Oats, 5 lbs. 25c
Sifted Peas, No. 3, 2 for 33c35c
Syrup, (5-1b. pail)
Maple Syrup, pt. bottle 35c
New Super Suds, each 10c
Marmalade, 40 oz. 33c
Kraft Cheese, lb. - 35c
Comfort Soap, 5 bars 25c
5c
Big Five, each
Dates, 2 lbs. 19e
Head Lettuce, 2 bunch.'
25c
- 3" Grape Fruits
Fancy Biscuits, ib. 25c
Carrots, 2 bunches - ; 25e
AGENTS FOR SMILES' AN'. CHUCKLES CHI,ciEL_A_TESA seconds,Rper pound, 49c.;
F R I G I° A I R E 3 Ib. Lardf 5Oc 3 1b. Shortening 150c; `_Picnic Hams 25c'
.. ►'�r� 1 1i, r.' n'..
C% i�r tbri�nr.'n 1'Ti T i 1►i(l ®A
SPECIAL LIST FOR 25c
Rinso, 3 pkgs. 25e -
Soda wafers, 2 pkgs 25c
Post Bran Flakes, 2 for 25c
Catsup, Heinz 25c
Catsup C. & B. 25c
Catsup, 3 tins 25c
Beets; 2 tins- 25c
Sliced reaches, tin 25c
Raisins, 2 lbs. 25c
Corn, 2 tins • • 25c
Breakfast Food, 4 lbs. 25c
Prunes, :.2 lbs. 25c
Bowes Power, lb. 25c
Stuffed Olives 25c
DRIED FRUITS AND
OTHER SPECIALS. 9
Peaches, dried, lb. 25c
Apricots, lb. 25c
Pulled Figs, , lb. ...25c
Dates, 2 lbs. "..:; 19c
Carnation Milk, 2 for 25c
(Large 'size)'
ti Salada Tea, Ib. • 69c
Baking Powder, lb. 19e.
Rasp. -Jam 33c
Iodized Salt; 2 for' 17c
Chicken Hadd"i'e 19c
Sardines, 4 tins ° 21e' _.
Peas, 2 cans 25c
41
Morning Delivery: 9 and 1
CASH AND
-CARRY
a.m.
$1,00 ORDERS DELIVERED FREE
.0 N E
W.
WHERE 'SELLS FOR LESS" PRICE PREVAILS
Afternoon Delivery: 2:30 and 5 p.m,
PHONE
48
parsonage- on Tuesday, March 4th,
with Mus. Herbert in the chair.
Meeting was opened with hynm 380
and Rev. Mr. Herbert led in prayer.
The scripture lesson was read . by
Mrs. L. Jervis. The Heralds were
then called on. MTs, H. B. Trewar-
tha read a leter from Miss Mustard
of Gypsumville, at work among
our New Canadians. Mas. W'.. Yeo's
subject was "Temperance," and Mrs.
Herbert gave a reading entitled
"'Wavelets of Influence." The busi-
ness of the meeting was then taken
up. It was decided that the W.M.S.
have the service on Easter Sunday.
Also a committee was appointed to
arrange for the Easter monthly
meeting, and Mrs. Herbert gave the
topic of the day, "The Stewardship
of Life," which was very inspiring,
The Ladies' Aid met at the close
of the W. M. 5. with the president
in the chair. It was decided to un-
dertake the quilting of a number -of
quilts. Also the members were di-
vided into groups for a contest.
Refreshments were served at the
close of the meeting, with Mrs. E.
Yoe 'and Mrs. A. Jervis as hosteses.
DAVIS & HERMAN
THRIFTY --
WOMEN WOMEN
Why do the
Thrifties0' !Wo-
men in this town
trade here—be-
cause they know
that our prices.
always defy
• , that the quality
of our .groceries
is of the very
best obtainable.
The 5. ;-Grocers.
Mr. G. H. Jefferson of Clinton will
give the address. A pancake social
will be given on the Monday evening
following. .
The play, "A Poor Married Man,"
will be presented in Grace church on
M'arch 26th.
PORTER'S HILL
The annual men's clay service will
be held in Grace United church on
Sunday afternoon, Mar. 16th, at
three o'clock. It is expected that
Mss. J. Watkins spent' the week -end
- in Chatham with her daughter,
Ms. J..Glassford, and,. son Mr.
Harry Wiatkins.
Mr. Kenneth and Miss Florence
Rorke motored to Toronto on Sun-
day, after spending a few days at
their hone here.
Reeve Trewartha is in London this
week attending the eighteenth an-
niial convention of . the Canadian
Produce Association.
Mrs, Millar Adams of McKillop
spent it. few days during the past
week with her• brother, Mr. Joseph
S. Wheatley of town.
Mr. John Joynt, ex -M L.A., and M s.
Joynt visited Mr and Mrs. N. W.
'l'rewartha when going through
Clinton to visit their daughter in
Goderich recently
Mrs; ., W% T.% O'Neil and 7sfiss Delle
'O'Neil, ' who have spent the ,win-
ter in 'Los Angeles, Cal. • are ex-
peeted home to -day. Mrs. O'Neil
has not been well part of the
'time during her absence but 'it is
hoped she is now on the way , to
complete recovery.
BLk'J lI:, Rev. T. W. Gotidwftl re-
eeived word on Friday of tho death
of his mother at Cha lottetown; .1).
E. T. as the result o an accic'Teni
The Tate aeieased, ho was in the
85th•year of her age, was' crossing
the Street when -knee -keel down, bya
'horse, sustaining 'injuries which re -
suited, in. her death. • She had • :For
Sorne years been residing withlier
son, Di. V, :L. Gec lwiIl,- and was'! a -
"EYES OF LOVE"
Three -Act Play
by Stratford Dramatic Society
Presented under auspices of Huron
Rebekah. Lodge No. 306
TOWN HALL, CLINTON
St. Patrick's Day Tea
Thursday, Murch 27
8.15 pan.
HOLMESVILLE
Messrs. Mulholland and Jervis,
who have been,von an extended trip
South and who also spent a week in
Detroit, have returned horse. They
were aecorrrpanied home by Mrs. J.
Mulholland, who had been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. L. Birch, De-
troit.
Mr. and Mrs. W C. Jervis spent
the week -end at the hone: of the
latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. So Wit-
mer, Zurich.
Ms. T. T. Murphy of 'Goderich
spent' a couple of daysduring the
past week at the hone of her broth-
er, Mr. Adelbert Gardiner.
Mr. and Mas Th Cudmore' at -
o n ..
tended the funeral of their uncle, the
late, Henry . Cudrnore of e Harpurbey,
whose death cieeurred on; 'Friday and
prong the older residents of Prince whose funeral took place on Monday
Edward Island Friends here extend Afternoon
to Rev. 'Ma' Goodwill sympathy in : The WI. s . s. of the Unit@d church
The W. A;, of Wesley -Willis church
!vin hold their annual,
ST. PATRICK'S DAY TEA
AND SALE OF HOMEMADE
BAKING AND CANDY
in the Council Chamber. on
SAT. AFTERNOON, MARCEL 15TH
Commencing at 2.30., 51-4.
Orchestra under direction of
Leon 'V'eira.
Adults, 50e, Children, 25c.
Plan at W. D. Fair's
56-3.
h ld their monthly meeting 'at the'
his Iiereaverilent.—Blyth Standard. a
FIREMEN'S ANNUAL
. Dance &'Card Party
Auspices Clinton Fire Company
in the
TOWN HALL, CLINTON
EVERYBODY SAYS
THEY ARE DELICIOUS
Our delicious layer cake—cookies
birns--pound cake—pies of every
kind• $made of the finest inpodients,
will delight the most exacting house-
wife, Also bread and rolls, fresh
several times a day. Deliveries
made anywhere.
on the evening of
Friday, March 7th,
commencing at 8 o'clock, sharp
CARDS—t1 NCIL.•—DANCE
EXTRA GOOD MUSIC
Admission,.Genilemen 47e plus 8c tax
Ladies, • 38e plus 2e taxa
55-2.
Wendorf's Bakery
MAKERS OF
"Whole Wheat" and,. "Snowflake"
BREAD
COAL e l CO. E
We sell DL&WandFarnous'I;•eailing
Apthracite Coal, Solvay Nut and
Furnace Coke, Liberty Range size
Coke, AIberta, Coal and Millers Creek
Soft coal. • Our Motto—
Good clean fuel at ,a'.reasonahle
price. n,
W<'MSONILLER..
Orders; .taken at residence, Ontario St.
PHONES • 46w and 463
Dress up Your
Kitchen with Our
Modern
Utensils
SPRING WILL SOON . BE HERE
And you will be needing some new Furniture to brighten up
some earner and make it more comfortable.
Owing to the unusually heavy winter we havd deferred ,our
Midwinter Sale to take . place during the month of March and you
will find sonic unusual values in
DINING ROOM SUITES, CHESTERFIELD SUITES• LAMPS,
CHESTERFIELD TABLES. OCCASIONAL CHAIRS, BEDS
SPRINGS AND MATTRESSES.
IT WILL PAY YOU TO LOOT{ THESE OVER
Clinton Hardware & Furniture Co.
Funeral Directors Monument Dealers
THE STORE WITH A STOCK
Hardware Phone, 195 Furniture Phone 104
r
WErinillISMINIOMMIONNImideraMIIMIIM
WE FEATURE WELL-KNOWN HIGH QUALITY PRODUCTS
There is only one reason /or substituting private, unknown'
branded goods for nationally -advertised lines and that is to make
more money. Superior Chain Stores stiek to nationally -advertised
lines, the makers of which have built up a reputation for their goods,
on quality and are satisfied with a fair profit and large turnnver.
W18 SELL THE FEST FOR LESS
mannweampromanameewoom SPECIAL MONDAY 'CUES-
SPECIe>3L THURSDAY FRI.'•
DAY AND SATURDAY DAY AND WEDNESDAY
You've got to make ' your kitchen
smart thelse days it's invaded so of-
ten nowadays when yon entertain—
and we have everytilting you need to
dress it rip properly. Tea kettles
and cef ee pots in yellow and blue--
kitchen ensembles containing 81l.the
latest pots and pans in one color—.
every
every manner of practical utensil of
living room appearance at kitchen
prices!
rul
intaiwkies
IIAI%1?WAIZE:and PLUMBING •,;'
Phoria 244'
Brunswick' Sardines, 4 for 21c
Lilly Brand Chicken Haddy 19c
Maple Leaf Peas, 2 tins ....25c
Pure Raspberiy'Jam, 40 oz.33c
Eagle Brand Salmon, l's ..33c
Shaker Salt, Plain or Iodized
2 for . 17e
Corn Syrup, 2's .17c, 5's 35e
2 hi 1 Shoe Polish, tin 12c
Swansdown Flour 39c
Interlake Toilet Paper, 3 at 25b
Bubbett's Cleanser,. -2 tins 17d
SOAP SPECIAL-- .
7 Cakes P. 'Jr G. Soap and
2 cakes Coley Toilet soap 49e:
Snowflake Ammonia, 2 pkg.15e
Special Black Tea, lb. ..,.49e
Pure Lard, per ib. ....20c
Acadia Codfish, 1 ib. carton 20c
SMOKED FILLETS, PER LE. 25c
FRESH SALMON, PER LB. t8c
FRESHHERRING. PER LB. .10e
t s
PHONE YOUR ORDER EARLY TO—
..McKNIGHT
PHONE 111 I
CLINTON, ONT.
Now
IS THE TIME TO PICK YOUR WALL PAPER
FOR SPRING
We have over 600 samples' to choose from
PRICES FROM Sc TO $2.00.
Phone 234 and we will call with Sample Case,
,,o A
KAY
for
Painter and Decors
Duron St.,:.Clinton