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The Clinton News Record, 1930-06-26, Page 8R. H. JOHNSON CLINTON ONTARIO • Woiii Cl�thes OF THE . BETTER' 'QUALITY r'1T A LOWER PRICE You could 'pay more but you couldn't get any fin- er guality work clothes. "LOOK AT THESE :VALUES OFFERED BELOW: MEN'S OVERALLS, BIeck or striped, Special $1.45 MEN'S OVERALLS, plain blue, extra heavy $1.95 MEN'S KHAKI COMBINATION OVERALLS, Special $2.25 MEN'S WORK SHIRTS, all sizes, Cleaering lines 75c MEN'S COTTON WORK SOX, Special ... .... ............ ,15c MEN'S AIL -WOOL SOX, Special , • 29c MEN'S COTTONADE WORK TROUSERS, Special $1.49 MEN'S HEAVY WORK BOOTS, Pancho Soles, Special 58.50 COMPARE THESE" PRICES AND YOU WILL APPRECIATE ' THE EXTRA VALUES Plumsteel Bros. 1 FREE! ' FREE! FREE! A Beautiful Cup and Saucer with the Purchase of a pound of ' Good .Loose Black Tea VISIT OUR STORE AND TARE YOUR CHOICE LETTUCE, TOMATOES, BANANAS, ORANGES4` GRAPE FRUIT TELEPHONE ORDERS GIVEN CAREFUL ATTENTION The C. & i~ Grocers QUALITY PI•IONE 7.25 SERVICE ONE MINUTE NICKLE PLATED ELECTRIC TOASTER These are a Bargain at Sutter & Perdue PLUMBING HARDWARE ELECTRIC WIRING Phone 147w It's Holiday Time Again .And it is good to know that you don't. have to worry about shopping when your time is taken up with more pleasant things It is so easy to 'phone the Superior Chain Store and have your or- der delivered—ono bother—no worry—and you are assured of the highest quality at the lowest prices. if. you .are going away for the summer don't worry, you will find a Superior Store near you— there are close to seven hundred in the' Province and they all SELL, THEW BEST, FOR LESS SPECIAL FOR Olark's Porle & Beans, med size, 2 for 19e Old Dutch Cleanser, 2 tins 19e Quaker Puffed Wlheat,2 ipk. 25e King Oscar "Sardines, tin`lse Royal York Tea, 1-2 lb. 28o Seeded Raisins, 2 pkgs25c WEEK END P.'& G, Whie Naptha,Soap 6 cakes ......• .24c Gold Soap, 5 cakes ....270 Chipso, large size, 2 pkg. 43e Oxydoi, large size, 2 ,pkg. 43c Oalay Toilet Soap, 3 cakes 23c. Ivory Soap Flakes, .2 ,pkg. 17e SEE OUR P• & G; PAIL DEAL f Kellogg's All -Bran, large 19c. .Place Orders now for Strawberries. PICNICS! PICNIC'S. PICNICS! ' Buy your Picnic Suppli here and spend an:enjoyable day b' y the Lake. YOU WILL ENJOY SHOPPING AT J. T. .e" KNIGHT & SON. PRONE YOUR ORDER EARLY CLINTON, ONT. PHONE 111 Ton Can t Count on the Moon Living in a well -lighted town, one forgets,the clangers that lurk in dark- ness when vacation 'trails lead us hack to . camp through the woods. Take an . Eveready Flashlight with you. See and be safe' in the unfam- iliardarkness of Vaeationland. Foi guiding you through, the woods, dhanging tire ?rj the dark, -reading road maps or OM, . Its use will make your task safer, ' easier and quicker, • TIE W. 0. Fair Go. Often the Cheapest—Alwaye the Best �III�IIIIu iin�s-�� �i°,�,, ni. nnu i u.Ui isUHL THE CLJNTON-NEWO RECORD THURSDAY, JUNE 26, • 1930 r MsAAVAPARPAPPOPPAPAAMINWOMANsilloN4WORMANOleritiatiddithaikaniastakediastmaito CLINTON'S BIG CORNIR GIOCERY ,{,r ovine reason or other food doesiet taste so load an a cam,:amg .. trip any riror'e Mrs. Dave Cook of Toronto is visit- ing friends in town. Mks. C. H. Bartliff visited•?riends in ,Seaforth this week. Mrs. 'White left an Saturday to visit her daughter in Regina. Mr, Harry Ambler of Pontiac was a week -end visitor in town. Mx. Ford Wiggins of Toronto spent the weelc-end at his home. Miss Ruth Jackson of Toronto visited friends ih town last week, Miss Mary Walls of Toronto visited friends in Clinton last week, 'Mrs. Jas. Scott returned last week from her visit in Quincy, Mass. Mr. Josh. Cook of Sarnia spent last week visiting his friends in town. Miss Baker of Fullerton was a recent guest of Miss Florence Cunning - Misses Ruth Shobbrook and Muriel Mulholland left last week for De- troit. Miss Alice Sloman of Stratford spent the week -end at her home in town. Mr. and Mrs. M. Jordan and Mr. and Mrs. Morley Jordan spent Sun- day in Be/grave. Miss Sadie Watkins spent a 'week with het- niece, Mrs. Wallace Poiv- eIl near Kippen. Miss Elsie Heywood of Exeter is visiting her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. M. Jordan. Rev. A. E, Doan and family will move to `their new home in IRlitchell on Wednesday, July 2nd. Mrs. H. A. Steven has returned to Toronto after a visit here with her mother Mrs, G. Ii. Bartliff. Messrs Nesbit and Lorne Cook mot- ored up from Toronto to spend the week -end at their homes in town. Mrs. M: MaKawen and Mrs. W'm, Benzo and baby, motored to Ethel recently to visit Mr. Win, Me'Kow- en. Mr, and Mrs. Cher]e's Coats of Chic- ago' are visitors at the home of the former's sister, MIs. Q. G. Middleton. Mr. Pillman of Windsor is spending the summer months in town. He .eomes to spend a few months away from the noisy eity. Dr. and Utas. Shaw and Mr. Harry :Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs attend- ed the nurses' graduation exercises in .Stratford last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Shaylor of London were recent guests of Mrs. W!m,. Henry. Mss. Henry accompanied' them on their return to London. Mr. and Mas. Victor Crich and family of Tamworth, motored up to visit tthe former's mother, Mrs. John Me- Phee.and his brother Mr. Gifford Crich of London,• Misses Linnie Nediger and Marjorie :MeM1ath are at their respective ' homes, in town forthe week. They then leave about. the 28th on New Out -look Tripe through the West. Mr, and Mrs. Thou, Hawkins, Miss Madeleine and Master Jack were in Stratford, last Wednesday, when Miss Harriet Hawkins graduated • as a nurse from Stratford General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Leonard of El- mira were week -end guests at, the home) of ,the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Leonard. On their return they were accompanied by Mxs. • Leonard and 'Miss, May Crooks, Misses Jean Holmes, Annie Parker, Mazie Murdock, Ruth. Cartwright, Ernva Leslie and Elda Stephen, who Have completed their courses at tiA Clinton •Sohool of Cotninerce left Monday morning for ,;Toronto, whoa they will seek positions. .. Misses R.. Irwin, ,Dorothy Ckntelon, Wo B. P. rd, M; A. Stone and Vior- ene •Cunningham will be the guests of Miss Christian at' the Gandier ' summer cottage, et Sbuthamptom, over the week -end, Miss Irwin then - goes on by boat, from Owen Sound, to visit her brother in the West, 1 FOR . THE FIRST OF JULY AND GGESTINS in .our North Window 0 SI 1(4 44 KO Clark's Tomatoe Soup 3 for , 29c MAGIC BAKING POWDER. •DEMONSTRATION JUNE 30th to JULY 5th. Special for 1st of July Peas, 2 tins 25c Dates, 2 Ibs, 19c Gran, Sugar, 10 Ib. 53c C. & B. Catsup 25c Heinz Catsup 25c Kellogg's Corn Makes 3-25 Lime, Orange and Lemon Cup 59c FRIGIDAIRE Meats and Vegetables Breakfast Bacon, piece -35 Picnic Hams, Ib. . 25c Kraft Cheese, Ib. 35c Jellied Veal, Ib. - 50c Chicken Ham & Tongue -50 Lard, 3 Ib. 50c Shortening, 3 Ib. 48c For Picnics Fancy Biscuits pkg. 5c - Assor. Tourists Bisc, 35c Crew Cheese, 2 pkgs. 25c Picnic Plates, 2 doz. 15c Picnic Cups, carton - 1Oc Serviettes, pkgs, 20c. Olives plain, large 19c Olives, Stuffed . 29c - BAYFIELD SERVICE STORE WILL BE OPENED JUNE 28 Morning Delivery: 9 and 11 a.m. Cash and 9 -- Where , Carry NI la "Sells for Less"' Phone 48VVT�'" ` ' Price Prevails' ilatiOWINIADOWOOMPOPROVIIIPPIWINP~OVIVIWPIWPTPIMPPIWOMMIIIMANOWIRAVIOW4Millit 51.00 ORDERS DELIVERED FREE Afternoon -Delivery: 2:30 and 5 p.m. PEOPLE YOU KNOW Mr, Frank Fingland was in Toronto over the week -end, Miss Zenda Salter is at a Girl's Camp, north of Montreal. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Carter spent the. week-eh.d with friends in Goderich. Miss Madeline Roy of Toronto visit- ed with friends in town on Satur- day. Miss Phyllis Collyer of London spent Wednesday with friends in town. Mr. and Mrs. John Rennie of Dundee are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. • Hawkins. Miss Hazel Locke of Toronto is tate guest of Miss Marion Mason of Summerhill. Mrs. Mary Snyder spent the week end et Dungannon with Mr, and Mrs. Finnigan, Mrs. Carrie Jervis is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Frank McElwain of Geleat, Ontario. Mr. and Mas. Ross Hales and son of Worthington are guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Corless. Mr. Burke and Miss • Burke of St. Thomas were guests of Miss H. Courtiee over Sunday. Miss M. R., Clark and Miss Rudd of Clinton are holidaying in W. Mid- dleton's cottage this week. Dr. Alfred and Mrs. Gandier of To- ronto were week -end guests of Dr. and Mrs. Gandier of town. Mrs. L. Arscott and her daughter, Mrs. S. Chadwick of London were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Me - Ewan on Sunday. Mr. Jack Bowden of Hamilton is spending a few days at his home in town, before opening a store at Mayfield for Miss O'Neil for the summer months. Mr. J. B. Lobb of Galt, visited Ma'. and Mrs. Geo. Holland over the week -end coming up to attend the Holland Family. Reunion' on Satur- day last at Bayfielcl. ST. HELENS Mx. and Mrs. John Anderson spent the week -end in Stratford with the latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reid of bind-, sor and Miss Mary Reid, Bayfield,. spent a day with Mrs. R. J. Woods. Little Miss Helen Blue of Detroit is a visitor with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Andersen. Mr. Chas. McQuillian 'of London spent the week -end at his home here. Miss W. D. Rutherford left last Thursday for New York and intends to sail from there on'a trip to the Old Land. ' Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Whethant of Galt are spending a week with the latter's mother, Mrs. R. J. Woods. Word was feceived last week of the death of Mas. (Rev.) John Little at the home of her daughter, . Mrs. Bell at Guelph. r Dr. Jas. and Urs. Gordon, Miss Greta Pritchard and Miss Kirkland of Battle Creek, 'Mich,, motored over and spent a few days renewing' -ac- quaintances around St. Helens. • COAL s ' COKE We sell DL&W and Famous Reading Anthracite Goal, 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 463 AT GOWRICII JULY Ast, 1980 HOUSE OF DAVID Whiskered Ball Club Vs. MICHIGAN'S GREATEST Colored Ball Team FOR A PURSE OF 51000.00 ERECTING STAND TO SEAT TWO THOUSAND. FIRST GAME CALLED AT 2.15 P.M. • ADMISSION— Adults 50e, Children, 25c, LET US BARE YOUR WEDDING CAKE WE'LL HAVE IT READY ON TIME AND IT WILL BE THE MOST DELICIOUS YOU EVER - TASTED. LARGE OR SMALL, SIMPLE OR ELABORATE, AT VERY MODEST COST REFRESHMENTS SUPPLIED FOR SOCIALS AND PICNICS Wendorf's Bakery MAKERS OE' "Whole Wheat" and "Snowflake" BREAD • Canning Season is Beginning O. BUY YOUR UTENSILS - E4RLY AND BE PREPARED We ,have preserving kettles in Pearl and, Diamond Ware at good prices, also pure aluminum. Perhaps you need' a new Stove, see our new "Masterpiece," in color, just what you want. We also carry' Clare Bros. "Jewel." See ours 'be- fore you buy and get tho right Stove at the right price, T. Hawkins IIA,IIDWARE and PLUMBING Phone 244 Be Ready for t ilot UTeater Instead of sweltering over a hot fire, cook with: Electricity, Coal Oil or Gasoline: We have all the latest improvements in stoves and plates to use, the above fuel. Ask for information about the new Weed Cop. Climax Bug Killer, 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-W`ilIiams Paint. Save the surface and you save all. FURNITURE DEPARTMENT • For your verandah we can supply you with Sun Stop Shades, Japanese Mats, Verandah Chairs and Rockers, Stretchers and Mat- tresses, Real Cheap Electrical Lamps to brighten things up. Drop in and see our 'Wonderful stock of Mirrors, Ferneries, Cedar Chests and Pleated Lamp Shades. Clinton Hardware & Furniture C o. Funeral Directors Monument Dealers The Store with a Stock Hardware Phone, 195 - Furniture Phone 104 STQIWBBRRI I 'will have• a limited quantity of choice Strawberries for sale this season at reasonable price. Would advise to order your berries early as the crop will be much reduced' on account of winter killing of plants and destruction of bloom by frost late, this summer• A FEW GOOD BERRY PICKEILS, WANTED` -. W. ANDREWS Photia 33tv.a Chiltern r 71-4: { Ri.i{i:i .i... t sins,a Rv,,•.. i•.A. 4 „1 . i iL '1 , i P, , a S .cAIL' �t - q.4 ' c Ar _ CURED MEATS Boneless Smoked Roll's. , . , 30o Pickled Rolls , 28e Breakfast Bacon, piece 33e 2, Mealed Cott. Roll 28c Smoked Cott. Roll 80e Smoked Picnic Ham 230 Smoked Hams . 33e Dry Salt Pork 25c Back Bacon, 'in `piece 50e P. M. Back Bacon, piece 450 20 -Ib. pail lard $2.75 Cooked ham .. 60e Valencia Roll , ...... 38e 111. & 0. Loaf 85c Bead Cheese . 20c Bologna, in piece -23c Ring Bologna . ..,25e Liver Sausage 25e Weiner's, 2 grades 25c and 28c Summer Sausage , 35c Roast Pork , 55c English Lloaf . . , ..50c Let us have your order for ' BEEF, PORK, VEAL, BABY BEEF OR LAMB All are Rea?;onebly Priced Choice Lard, 17e per lb in bulk, or 8 lbs. for 50c. Please order your delivery ordersthenight before when wanted early. CONNELL ar TYNDALL i`" CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET " Phone 162 '"'1liarNi.c�.$ ?'I" I{P 1 Huron Street: STQIWBBRRI I 'will have• a limited quantity of choice Strawberries for sale this season at reasonable price. Would advise to order your berries early as the crop will be much reduced' on account of winter killing of plants and destruction of bloom by frost late, this summer• A FEW GOOD BERRY PICKEILS, WANTED` -. W. ANDREWS Photia 33tv.a Chiltern r 71-4: