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The Clinton News Record, 1930-06-05, Page 8THE CLINTON-NEWS RECORD THURSDAY, J'UN 5, 1,030 R. H. JOHNSON CLINTON ONTARIO, A:.,:. ASTtrIL4 ➢aPt HIcO The ''S'f€ori Thgt.. .lb+c+.,, the Sho'cksa WEVINVION t1 Work Clothes OF. THE BETTER QUALITY AT A LOWER PRICE You .could pay more .but - you couldn't get any fin- er guality Moak clothes. LOOK AT THESE VALUES OFFERED BELOW: • lYfEN''S OVERALLS, Black or striped, Special ...... :.,......$L45 MIEN'S OVERALLS, plain blue, extra, heavy $1.96 MEN'S KHAKI COMBINATION OVERALLS, Special ...., 132.25 MEN'S WORK SHIRTS, all sizes, Cleaering lines 75c MEN'S COTTON WORK SOX, Special 15e MEN'S ALL-W;DOL SOX, Special . 29e MEN'S COTTONADE WORK TROUSERS, Special $1.49 MEN'S HEAVY WORK BOOTS, Paneho Soles, Special $3.50 COMPARE THESE PRICES AND' YOU WILL APPRECIATE " THE EXTRA VALUES Plumsteel Bros. FREE! FREE! FREE! A Beautiful Cup and Saucer with the.Purchase of a pound of Good Loose Black Tea VISIT QUR STORE AND TAKE YOUR CHOICE LETTUCE, TOMATOES, BANANAS, ORANGES GRAPE FRUIT TELEPHONE. ORDERS GIVEN CAREFUL ATTENTION The Co & S. Grocers QUALITY PHONE 126 • 'SERVICE Electrical Appliances( For The Bride AT A .BIG REDUCTION IN PRICE Sutter & Perdue 1 1 Week End special. Maple. Leaf Sockeye Salmon, 1-2's 22e Iiellogg•'s All Bran, large 19c Pumpkin, Large tin, 2,%'s 2 tins ; 25c Zealand's Sweet Mixed Pickles, 80 oz. bottle 44c Free Running or Iodized Salt, 2 cartons . 17c Golden Hallowi Dates, 2 lbs23e,. Ovaltine, small 50e, med. , ;75c large .25 .. ..$l. Lux Toilet Soap, 3 cakes.,.21e Kraft Salad Dressing or Spread, large bottle 25c Crosse & Blaelcwell's Lemon or Orange Cup, 13 oz 35e Carnation Milk, large 14e ;snmall,.2 for 15e Benson's Corn Starch, pkg. 11e MoLaren's Queen Olives, .32 oz. jar 37e ,Brunswich Sardines, 4'•tins 25e Grillo, small, 2 pkgs. 25c Loose Clothes Pins, 3 doz10e t'ure Strawberry Jain, 40 oz jar .. 39c Marshall's Kippered Herring in Tomato. Sauce, l's .,23C Chocolate Bars, 6 for 25e 'WE HAVE EVERYTHING THAT IS SEASONABLE IN FRUITS. AND:.VEGETABLES KINDLY PHONE' YOUR ORDERS TUESDAY EVENING OR EARLY WEDNESDAY MORNING FOR W!EDNESDA'Y'S DELIVERY STOP .AND. SHOP AT T®Mc KNICHT.& SON PHONE YOUR ORDER EARLY CLINTON, ONT. PHONE 111 relevant to Jane A squadron of ;brides :is advancing a It will soon be June, the time of veils and orange blossoms and old shoes, - and also the time of Wedding Gifts. and Congratulation Cards. Weddings are on the horizon and perchance our, Stock has in it the suitable gift at the. price you care to nay. , W(e have the practical as well as the refined in Pottery, China and Glassware, some pieces conceived in anatmasphere of art and giving expression of elegance, while" other pieces will be received with appreciation for Kitchen use. Then .there are the cages to prepare for Cupid and ;this Suggests Wall Paper, Window Shades, Curtain Rods and other Requirements, prosaic as well as poetise.• If the home cage be well equipped with the useful, as well as the ornamental it will be so char- ming and secure the little god Cupid will not so much as dream of escap- ing. Me W. D. Fair Go. Often the Cheapest—Always the Best oN �I 1119 u�IIIIIII..e lie1innu n liee lc II ,�•dwti-. ,�� �un� , I t Mr. and Mfrs. H. E. Rorke and Miss Florence were in London on Fri- day. Mrs. Chas, Farr of St. Catherines is visiting her sister, Mrs. H. B. Chant of town. Mrs. Babb of Teeswateer has been a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Chowen, Miss M. J, Moore has retprned to Toronto after spending a short time wit&, friends in town, • Miss Lillian GIew left this week for Toronto and Peterboro, where she will •:spend a fortnight's holiday. Miss. Dorothy Smith of Guelph was a week -end visitor at the home of ,Mr. and Mxs. Harvey Marien. Mr. and Mrs. Barry 'Bartliff were in Brussels on Friday attending the funeral of the late Mr. Dames, Miss Margaret Cree, R.N. has taken a position en the staff of the ,Community H'ospital at San Ma - toe, California. Mr. Stewart 1VreBrien of the Bell Telephone Co., Arthur, spent the ;week -end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey MMBrien, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Giddings • and little Miss Lis of Detroit visited with Mus. Giddings' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey M'eBrien, over the week -end. Mr. I1. W. Charlesworth attended a meeting of the Canadian Fer- tilizer Company in Hamilton yes- Iterday. Mir. George Wrattls •ac- contpanied him, spending the day in the ambitious City. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Gibbings were in attendance at the Convocation at the Western University on Friday last when their son, Jack A. Gib - hinge, graduated with second class honours in economics. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Crisp have re- turned to their home at Billfold., Sask,, after a pleasant visit with their cousins, Mx, and Mrs. J. L. Heard of town and with relatives and friends at Bayfield. Mar. and Mrs. W. J. Plumsteel at- tended the graduation exercises 6n .connection with the, 'Western University in London on Friday, when their daughters, Misses El- eanor. and Jean, were amongst the graduates. Mr. R. G. Hunter, after a -successful year at McGill, carrying off hon- ours,, and a pleasant fortnight's holiday with his mother at their home here, left Saturday to join a party which 'will spend the summer in geographical survey work in the Ottawa district. , Miss Jean Hobbs of the Collegiate staffwas in London on Firday last attending the convocation exer- cises in connection with the Uni- versity of Western Ontario,when her brother, Mr. A. E. Hobbs, was graduated with first class honours as specialist in English and his - :berg. George t Mks, G ge Wb.t s of town has been on a visit with friends in Flint, Mich. Mrs. Watts and a friend from Brudefield were passengers on a train which ran into an open bswiteh near Flint, resulting in, an accident in which both engineer and fireman were killed. The pas- sengers escaped injury; Mr. McLaren, editor :of The Blue Bell, the organ of the Bell Tele- phone Company, was in town on Monday and made a pleasant call tit The News -Record. office. Mr. McLaren was accompanied' by a (photographic artist, who was tak- ing pictures of the interior of the local branch and 'of its efficient , •staff: . arimpewpwrippertwoompopenwrinswwwitrowyworvolowivimotommtivildu sr CLINTON'S BIG CORNER GROCERY W'11. Tell the litrorli 1 oh/Au/7E17/a/ ,7'addy is pozrzg..li'shin,. Will we have f .h to •hzorrow? About Large Tin of Aylmer Peas, Noe 3 for 19c About Pail of Soap for About 10 Bars of Comfort Soap and 6 Cups and Saucers for Friday &, Saturday only Granulated Sugar, 10--53c Rolled Oats, 6 lb. 26c Loaf Cheese, lb. 35c Soda Biscuits 16c -Rice, good value, 3--25c Minute Tapioca, nor 25c Corn Flakes, 3 for 25c Special Wednesday Morning. Brooms for SPECIAL PRICE ON SUGAR BY THE SACK 90c ggc Bring in your Calay Soap Coupons Other Extra Specials Golden Corn, ti'. 16c Fancy Tourist Biscuits 35c Fancy pkg. Biscuits 5c C. & B. Catsup, 2 for 45c Cocoanut, per Ib. 29c. Large Bottle Stuffed Olives 29c Fresh Salmon Trout, Tuesdays and Fridays. Magic Baking Powder Demonstration the lst week in July. Come and See our Gift Baskets, "We tell you they are;:Pretty," IN OUR FRIGIDAIRE Fresh Strawberries, Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Cabbage, B. Bacon lb. 35c, P..Hams- 23c: Morning Delivery: 9 and 11 a.m. Cash and Carry Phone 48 $1.00 ORDERS DELIVERED FREE To O'NE Afternoon Delivery: 2:309, and •.5 pre, L Where "Sells for Less" Price Prevails PEOPLE YOU KNOW Reeve Trewartha is in Goderrich this week attending county council. Miss Daisy Copp of Toronto is with her mother, who is not at all well. Mrs, Barry Kibble of Paris called •on Clinton friends on Wednesday. Miss Annie McConnell of Buffalo is - visiting her mother, Mrs. James McConnell. Mrs. Lampman of Chatham visited recently with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Livermore. Air. Sid Watts of Montreal visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Watts of town, this week, Miss Harvey returned to her home in Egmondville on Monday after a visit in town with Miss Washing- ton. Mrs, J. q. Chowen and Miss R, V. Irwin visited friends in Toronto and Niagara Falls during the past week. Mr. and Mrs, Willard of Buffalo, have been visiting the lady's par - ants, Mr. and Mrs, J. W; Shob- ibrook, Mn and Mrs,. Hartley Managhatn of Detroit have' been visiting their respeethie parents in town during, the past week. Mr. Harry Ambler, of Pontiac Mich., spent the week -end with his wife at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mas., H. E. Rorke. Mt. and Mrs . W. J. Morrison and family of Brantford were the guests of Mr. and Mis. E. W. Morrison over the week -end, Mr. and Mks. Frank Steelton of Los Angeles, Cts., and Mr. and Mrs. M. Elliott of Varna were guests of Mr. and Mies„ E. 'Wt •M'•orrison on Sunday. Mr. J. Scott returned' Tuesday after spending a week at Windsor. Mrs. ;Scott went on to Quincy to visit her son, ;Mr. Roy Campbell, for a few weeks, - Mr. and Mars. J. J. Washington, Mi. and Mas. Erratt and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew of Auburn were guests on Sunday :of Mr. and Mrs. Rees Jenkins at Woodlands Farm. Miss Bessie Irwin, of Thorold visited her sister and' ,other friends in town prior to leaving on a trip to Europe. She sails free New York on June 21st and will be absent some months. RETIRES AFTER LONG SERVICE Wlith his business associates of half a century present to honor him, Richard A. Mitchell, General Agent of the Canadian National Express Company, Toronto, retired from ac- tive service on Saturday, after a career of 48. years with the com- pany, Officers from Montreal, including W , C. ' Miuir, General ' Manager, To- ronto and other Ontario point gath- ered on Saturday night to felicitate him. Their esteem was shown by the presentation of a batteryless radio set and an illuminated address to M. . Mitchell, cheli, and a fitted tiaveI- ling case to Mrs. Mitchell. Mrs. Mitchell was formerly Miss Cora "Vantassell of Clinton, a popular mut charminglady, oyho will be remembered bymannyyhere. COAL E We sell DL&W and Famous Reading 'Anthracite Coal, Solvay Nut and Furnace Coke, Liberty 'Range size Coke, Alberta Coal and Millers Creek Soft coal. Our Motto— Good clean fuel at a reasonable price. W. J. MILLER & SON Orders: taken at residence, Ontario St. PHONES 46w and 46j Ju ;5 a Baz,►,ar An annual Bazaar under the aus- pices of the Ladies' Auxiliary, will be held in the basement of the PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH FRIDAY, JUNE Gth from 2.30 to 6.00 o'clock Mrs. Forrester, Afternoon Tea Booth; Ms's. McTaggart, Apron; Mrs. G. Roberton, Fancy Work; Mrs. Axon, Candy; Mrs. Mitch, Home- made Baking; Miss E. MacKenzie, Fortune Telling;, Mrs. Dougan;.Kit- •chen; E. J. McLean, Touch and Take. 67-3. ASK FOR MADE IN CLINTON BREAD BEST QUALITY FRESH DAILY Also BUNS, ROLLS AND FANCY PASTRY . EVER'Y'THING ELSE IN THE BAKERY LINE Wendorf's Bakery MAKERS OF "Whole Wheat" and ."Snowflake" BREAD SEE OUR Window FOR A SPECIAL AT '39c in a' few lines of GRANITWARE of best quality, as they are seconds, we can sell then; at such a low price WP also carry Our usual good -lines of Enamelware at prices suit- able for all. Hardware and Heating Agent for Renfrew Separator .Phone -244w. .. T, Hawkins HARDWARE and , PLUMBING Phone 244 linsINIMileatieesualleneleeMseamsemeamMisloose A Be Ready or the dot Weat er • Instead of sweltering over a hot fire, cook" with ,Electricity, Coal Oil or Gasoline. We have all tie latest improvements in staves • and plates to use the above fuel. Ask for information about the new Weed ;Cop. Climax Bug HiIlex, Larvex, the sure death for Moths. Then we are ready with a large stock of, Paris Green and Ar- senate of Lead. If you are painting your house it will pay you to use the cele- brated Sherwin-Williams Paint. Save the surface and you save all, FURNITURE DEPARTMENT' • For yourverandah we can supply you with Sun Stop Shades, Japanese Mats, Verandah Chairs and Rockers, Stretchers and "Mitt - tresses, Real Cheap Electrical Lamps to brighten :things :up. Drop in and see our Wonderful stock of 'Mirkors, • Ferneries; Cedar Chests and Pleated Lamp Shades. Clinton Hardware & Furniture Co.. Funeral Directors Monument Dealers The Store with a Stocle • Hardware Phone, 195 Furniture Phone 104 CURED MEATS Boneless Stiloked ;Rains. , ..30c Pickled Rolls 280 Breakfast Bacon, piece ,.,38a P. Mealed Cott. Roll 28e Smoked Cott. Roll 30e Smoked Pic. Hams 22c Smoked Hams 85c Dry Salt Pork 25e Back Bacon, in piece ....,50c P. M. Back Baron, piece , , 45e Smoked Ham, piece 35e TRY OUR COOKED MEATS IL -made Head Cheese Ib. ..20e Roast Pork' with, dressing ..650 Corned Beef, per Ib.........30e Macaroni & Cheese Loaf Ib: 35e Valeneie, Roll,' per lb: 85e English Loaf, per lb. 50e Cooked'' Ham, per Ib, 56e Square Bologna, piece; lb), 23e Ring Bologna, per ib. 26e Smoked Liver Sausage, lb. 23c Olive . Loaf • .. 40a CHOICE BEEF ON HAND AT" ALL TIMES BABY BEEF, VEAL, PORK AND LAMB FOR WEEK -END AS USUAL Kindly let us have your delivery order the night before for early Delivery; LARD, PER LB., 17c; 3 LBS. FOR 50c CHOICE SPRING LAMB IN STOCK NOW Connell & Tyndall " CLINTON'S LEADING' MEAT MARKET" Phone 162 Huron Street. Now IS THE TIME TO PICK YOUR WALL PAPER. FOR SPRING We have over 600 samples to choose from PRICES FROM 8c TO $2.00. Phone 234 and we will call with Sample Case Huron St., Clinton Painter and Decorator