HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1930-11-13, Page 8RAZE CLINTON-NEWS 'RECORD
THURSDAY, N'OVEt ,B RL13;t 193®-,
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CONTINUED TO NOVEMBER 15th
PRICES CUT DEEPER TO CLEAR
ompare these Values with what you are
Accustomed to Pay and Buy Now.
MEN'S COTTON WORSTED PANTS $1.35
Well Made, Per pair .
MEN'S OVERALLS AND SMOCKS -
Black, Blue, and White, Cleairng Lines . $1.1'9
MEN'S GRIDY ALL-WOOLWORK SOX
18c-
0,2 for 35c
MEN'S FINE SHIRTS , $1.25
Collar attached' or separate .. . • ...
MEN'S GREY UNION FLANNEL SHIRTS
•Speciale at . .,. ....... .... W1.00
MIEN'S HEAVY RIBBED WOOL UNDERWEAR
Slightly Imperfect• . .. ./.. ... $1.25
MEN'S FLEE"CE.I, NED W1IWS AND DRAWERS 85c
Pei pair. •
BOYS' FLEEt.. LINED•S lThTS ASVD ']5it.AWERS • 49c
Per pair '
LADIES' HEAVY COTTON BLOOMERS
Clearing at .
LADIES' SILK AND WOOL BLOOMERS. •
Clearing at , . .. ....
LADIES' •CILAIVICISETTE GLOVES
Fancy 'Cuffs, to%clear
LADIES" -SILK AND. WOOL HOSE
Black or Colored, to -clear • o
MEN'S CAPS •98c
Clearing Lines, All Sizes " . •..•..•
39c
49c
45c•.
49c
LADIES, RUBB irtS 7I• , 'MEN'S ' RUBBERS
At, . At
BEST QUALITY DOMINION RUBBERS; Slightly Higher. Prices.
FULL STOCK OF NO 1, .QtJALtTY DOMINION RUBBER FOOT-
WEAR AT BOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES
READY-TO-WEAR` CLOTHING, SUITS OR OVERCOATS AT
AT BARGAIN PRICES TO CLEAR
GET OUR PRICES ON .FLOOR COVERINGS, LINOLEUMS,
OIL CLOTH, CONGOLEUM OR FELTOL RUGS
95e.
THEY ARE PRICED AT CLEARING PRICES FOR THIS SALE
Many other lines not listed here at equally
Low Prices,
Plurnsteel Bros.
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Now you can turn to radio—
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when you want it!
Value is paramount in this •
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to hear Victor's greatest in-
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WE MET THE CHALLENGE!,
A. few years ago it seemed that the independent grocers Were
unable to meet the competition of massed buying and distribution,
but the Superior Chain Stores met the challenge. To -day close to 0
seven hundred of Ontario's; finest grocers still offer you the same 11
"old-time" courtesy and personal service, but, in addition, they offer o
every advantage of messed buying prices are lower—lquality is
higher—(support your Superior Store—,these local' men are,iihe back-
bone of your community.
Matches, full count boxes 07c
Lily Chicken Haddie, tin • 19c
Fresh Roll. Oatmeal,. 6 lbs. 23c
Gran. Sugar, 10 lbs. .... 49e
While pursuing the stationery
trade, our buying at a price and sel-
ling for 25c a Fold -over or Ladies'
size writing pad and twenty-five en-
velopes to match, (both, for 25c)` of.
fers to the public a service of e- -
pecial interest in the conservation of
expense.
Your purchase of the set at the
price is the perfect answer to. the
naw -a -days familiar question. Where
do I get the most for—the least?
Princess Soap Flakes
Trail Pkg. Free 23c 0
Icing Sugar, 3 lbs. 25c n
Ingersoll Cream or Pimento o
'Cheese, 2 pkgs. for 25c ,h
Interlake Toilet Paper, 3 at 250
Borden's Eagle Br. Milk . 21e
Prem. Tea, C. & S. 590
O Fancy Heavy 5 -string
;.'73c
O Seedless Raisins, 2 lbs. 25c
!1 McLaren's Jelly Powder,
81 4 for .,.250'
Jewel . Shortening, l's .....16e
Benson's Corn Starch, pkg. 110
Kara80
'Coffee z 31e, 16 oz 59e
Kellog's Corn Flakes, 2 for 19c e 0
Standard Peas, 3 tins ....25c' q
Mincemeat, 2 lbs." , ..35c 0
Lemon Orange . Peel, ib. ...19c
Citron Peel, per lb. • , ... , , 29c
TDB W. D. Fair Co.
Often the -Cheapest—Always the Best
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Miss Alice Slomari of Stratford came
home for Thanksgiving.
Miss Ellacott of Wangham is the
guest of Mrs. D. Tiplady.
Mr. Bert Jervis was up from Toron-
to. over the holiday week -end.
Miss Elizabeth Ford of Oshawa spent
the. holiday week -end in town,
Misses Eva and Mabel Cluff were in
:Hensall on Thanksgiving Day,
Mrs, C. H. Bartliff spent the holiday
Week -end with Seaforth friends,
Mr. G. M. Elliott of Toronto visited
his brother, Mr. J. M. Elliott, this
week.
Mr. Ernest Hunter of Toronto came
up to spend Thanksgiving with his
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Glazier of Toronto
were 'here over the week -end and
holiday.
Miss Luella Walkinshaw of Toronto
was home over the week -end and
holiday, '
Mr. and Mrs. Yoh Hyslop of Wal-
ton were guests of Mi.'s. Chambers
yesterday.
Mrs. A. D. Beaton and son Holmes
left this week to spend the winter
in Toronto.
Mr. Elmer Paisley of Osgoode Hall,
Toronto, spent Thanksgiving at
his home in town.
Miss Ruth Andrews spent Thanks-
giving with Miss Ethel Iloggarth
of near Londesboro.
Mr. and Mas. M. E. McFadden of
Cookstown spent Thanksgiving
with relatives heer.
Master Ross Hoggarth spent the
week -end with his- grandparents,
Mr, and Mrs. Eph. Brown.
Mr. Ray Carter of Toronto'spent the
holiday week -end with his parents,
1l57r. and Mrs. T. T. Carter.
Mr. and Mrs. Nisbit Cook of To-
ronto carie up to spend the holiday
Week -end with their parents.
Mr. R. T. Hearn of Toronto was a
Thanksgiving Day guest at the
home of his brother, Dr. P. Hearn.
M. WI. Argent ' of St;.: Catharines
motored up and spent the holiday
week -end with his mother in
town. •
Mr. Michael Lumsden of Toronto
spent Thanksgiving at the home of
M4•,'and Mrs. Wm. Crittenden over
the river:
Miss Ruth Cartwirght and Miss Jean
Holmes of Toronto spent the week-
end and holiday at their respective
week -
,
here. ,
Miss Mamie .Pridham of Exeter and
Mrs. Hackett of Peru were visitors
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. T.
Corless this week.
Mr. and Mas. Harold'Lampman of
(Chatham; spent, the holiday week-
end with the. lady's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Livermore.
-Mr. and Mrs', Wilfred Field of Mon-
treal have been visiting during the
past week at the home .of the
lady's brother, Rev. C. E,'Dougan.
Mr, and M}s,, Earl Livermore of
Stratford were with the ,fornler's
parents, Mr. and lyfrs. Fred Liv-
ermore over ,the Thanksgiving
holidayst•
Mr. W. J. Plun:steel motored to To-
ronto' last week -end and brought
home his daughters, Misses Elean-
or and Jean, for'- the Thanksgiving
weak -end: ,
iSIrs. ' Wm. Castle and family return-'
ell to their ' home in Barrie en.
Vonday after spending a' coujile'
of- weeks with the lady's mother,
IDi'rs Argent, Mr: Castle carie up'
• andtook his family- home.
Mr: J. H, Stevens and Ihrtcle o:
ronto spent Thanksgiving' with
•h:is sisters, M;rs. Eph. Brown and
lPlrs, . Joseph Wheatley, and, his.
brother, Mr. George Stevens. re-
• turning 10 -the city yesterday..
MEAT SPECIAL
Break. Bacon, piece, lb. —35c Sausage, choice, Ib,.23c
0 Back Bacon,`pieee, l!b. ..47c ,Cottage Roll, piece •lb.• . ..32c' 00
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MclNIGHT 82 BOUT
I'FIONE YOUR ORDER EARLY
CLINTON, ONT. PRONE 111 I
OHO o=c Oizato 0P.:0L:.......—.+,
!LsT.:Begu1flh1ig. :Q.
"oT"� . Chri�trnas
8 dII D��F[°111tS� Peels, l�nts,
Pcanes and ��r cots :`ars aoe�
�s�la� �� onr G�roceteria.
cc
Citron, per lb.. 27c
Lemon & Orange. 19c
Cut Peels, lb. 25.
Pineapple,. each 10115c
Shelled Almonds S9c
Shelled" Walnuts:. 49c
A B & C SALE
Monday, Tues., ,Wednesday
Ammonia,. 5 pkgs. 25c
utter,ClintonCreaniery 3Cc
Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs. 25c
Dried Apricots, .per "lb. 30c
Excellent Black . Tea, 3-$1.
FIour Flake, 24-70c
CONTINUED NEXT WEEK
Calenders given away with
$1.00 Orders.
CROCETERJA SPECIALS
Best Valencia Raisins, Ib. 15c New Currants 1.9c.
Best Australian Raisins, 2-25c Can. Cherries oz. 5c
IN OUR SERVICE AND GROCETERIA DEPARTMENT
10 lbs. Gran. Sugar 48c 3 Green Peas 29c.
2 Corn 25c
(SPECIAL PkICE BY THE CASE)
2 lbs. Soap Chips 25c
6 pkgs. Jelly Powder 25c
Maxwell Coffee, lb. :58c Medium Cheese, lb. 29c:
2 lbs. Dates
3 lbs. Rice
6 lbs. Rolled Oats
19c
25c
23c
2 packages of Cheese 25c Fresh Picnic Hams 19c
FRIGIDAIRE Fresh Sausage, per lb. 25c & 30c Jewel Shortening, per lb. 16c
CLINTON'S BIG
CORNER - GROCETERIA
Phone 48 •
Where
"Sells for Less"
Price Prevails
PRESBYTERIAN
CHOIR CONCERT
Friday, November 14
AT 8 P. M.
IN CHURCH AUDITORIUM
Musical Numbers by the choir, in-
elude, solo, male quartette, choruses
and piano and organ duets.
ASSISTING ARTISTS
Miss Lanunie, A.T.C.M., Violinist.
Miss Hudson, Reader.
14Ir. Mason, Baritone Soloist.
Adults, 35e, Children, 25e.
90-3.
BAZAAR
St. Paul's Chuvch Ladies' Guild
will hold their annual bazaar on
Thur., November 27th
Commencing at 3 o'clock.
BOOTHS FOR—
FANCY WORK
ckIGME-MADE BAKING
CANDY
RUMMAGE
`TOUCH AND TAKE
MARKET
KITCHEN ARTICLES.
VISIT THE BEAUTY SHOP AND
FISH POND.
Afternoon Tea Served.,
92-2.
part. A very interesting paper on
Thanksgiving was read by M'iss
Greta Broadfoot. The meeting clos-
ed by all repeating the Mispah ben-
ediction, after which a dainty hunch
was served by the hostess. At the
December meeting the officers for
the coming year will be elected.
Miss Marie MacClinchey of Var-
na spent Thanksgiving Day, with her
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs, H. C.
Zapfe, Brucefield. '
FLANK ATTACK
The camp counselor was explain-
ing the rules of a new game, •
"If the enemy calls your number
from his side of the battlefield," she
said, "you must be a `dead man' im-
mediately. Drop just where you are
and lie still."
Ten minutes later came an agon-
ized whisper from the youngest
tamper.
"Please may I move now--. I'm a
dead man, but I'm not an ant-hill.—
Parent's Magazine.
BRUCEFIELD
,Rev. and Mrs. McIntosh and fain-
ily of Embro called on friends in the
village and vicinity last Monday,
Mass A. Edmunds of Seaforthwas
the guest of Mr. and Mrs, . T. H.
Wheeler. '
Miss Irene Snider, Ma'. Alex. Ad-
dison, Utter Stanley Reid of London
visited at their respective homes;
Mts. J. Burdge 'of Hamilton was the
guest of Ma; and Mrs. J. Watson
Mr. and Mrs. ;Wiest of St. Thomas
and the Messrs. Garr of London were
visitors at the manse; Mr. and Mrs:
G. Watt of Clinton were the guests
of Mr. and Mea. S. Walker and Mr.
and M'rs. 3...M'cQueen; Ms. and Mrs.
Kamske of Toronto visited the Tat-
ter's father. Mr. C. Reid; Mrs. Jam-
ison is visiting friends in...Toronto at
Present; Mr. and Mrs, A. Murdoch of
Detroit were the guests of Mr, R. D,.
Murdoch.• -
Tha Women's Missionary 'Society
and the Marion Oliver Circle will
hnyii their annual Thanksgiving
meeting en Friday, November 14, at
8 r+m. The sneaker for the evening
will the Mia. (Ita.'r,) flauld of Toron-
to, formerly of Formosa. Mrs.
t=anld has been working for the'
Master in Formosafor the Hast thir-
ty-elaht nears and will have her
an interesting story to 'tell about her
work. . Suecial music will be furnish-
ed by the choir.
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The monthly meeting of the Wo-
maar's Association of Brucefield
united chug"h was held on Novem-
ber 6th at the home of Mrs. Alex.
W'rip•'t. 7n spite of the snowy
weather there' was a good atter-
:lanee Dieing the work period,
MisS Greta 'ilroadfoot favoured the
company with piano solos. The de-
votibnal part of the meeting was
taken by Mrs. R:attenbury ` and the
president presided for the business
ANNUAL CHRISTMAS
GIFT SHOP AND
BAZAAR
(auspices of W. A. of Wesley -Willis
United Church.)
Saturday, November 15
IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBER
AT 2.80
BOOTHS:
Christmas Gifts.
Aprons.
Home Baking.
Touch and Take,
Candy.
Afternoon Tea will be Served.
COME --'EVERYBODY WELCOME
90-3.
Now you need that
%;) Stove
eater
Get a Circulator this Winter and
enjoy warmth all through the
house. We have Clare Bros. and
Dominion Stove and Foundry Co's.,.
with the New Roter Grate. The first
of its •kind and a great fuel saver.
Be. sure and see it and you will buy.
See our new style Aladdin•Las sp
for 'better light on the dark witner
night, We also carry a fei» repairs
on hand
Ilawkin.s
HARDWARE and PLUMBING
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Phone .244
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BILTMORE HATS
DAVIS AND HERMAN
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OUR FALL LINE OF
Overoats
BLUE, GREY AND BROWN
FROM
$IO.01-• 30i.::
SPECIAL FALL . LINE OF
ava•'' tot' ".''
lititnot
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l>e
trot 'of Ganats
"A POOR MARRIED MAN"
A. 2 -Act Farce Comedy
under auspices of
MURPHY LODGE NO, 710
TOWN HALL, CLINTON
Thursday, Nov. 27th
DON'T FAIL TO SEE THIS
AMUSING PLAY
Admisison, 50c and 25e. 92-2.
COAL & COKE
D. L. & W. ANTHRACITE
SEMET SOLVAY COKE
ALBERTA COAL
MILLER'S CREEK GRATE COAL
POCOHONTAS SOFT COAL
TIARA AND SOFT WOOD
W. J. MILLED &. SON
Orders taken at residence. Ontario St.
'PHONES: 46w and 46j
Chocolate Eclairs
CREAM PUFFS
• "ORDER EARLY IF POSSIBLE"
ORDER AT OUR STORE.
Our driver will also cheerfully take
yonr order or simply call "68" and
your Order will be care off.
TI'UNTS GHOOOLATES
Wend®xfs Bakery
MAKERS AF
"Whole Wheat" and "Snowflake'''
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Breakfast Bacon in
piece, per lb. 33c
Dressed Hogs 15c
2 dressed Hogs 15--c
Dressed Mutton 10c
Home Made Pork
Sausage 22c
Home Made Head
Cheese 20c
Lard 17c. 3 for 50c
EVERYTHING IN FOWL
Choice Bulk pickles and Olives
Sauer Kraut, 10c per pound, 3 for 25c ,
PLEASE ORDER EARLY
CONNELL & TYN :Irl ALL
" CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET "
Phone 162 Huron. Street.
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BILTMORE HATS
DAVIS AND HERMAN
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OUR FALL LINE OF
Overoats
BLUE, GREY AND BROWN
FROM
$IO.01-• 30i.::
SPECIAL FALL . LINE OF
ava•'' tot' ".''
lititnot
-0� For Mess% k.,
l>e
trot 'of Ganats
"A POOR MARRIED MAN"
A. 2 -Act Farce Comedy
under auspices of
MURPHY LODGE NO, 710
TOWN HALL, CLINTON
Thursday, Nov. 27th
DON'T FAIL TO SEE THIS
AMUSING PLAY
Admisison, 50c and 25e. 92-2.
COAL & COKE
D. L. & W. ANTHRACITE
SEMET SOLVAY COKE
ALBERTA COAL
MILLER'S CREEK GRATE COAL
POCOHONTAS SOFT COAL
TIARA AND SOFT WOOD
W. J. MILLED &. SON
Orders taken at residence. Ontario St.
'PHONES: 46w and 46j
Chocolate Eclairs
CREAM PUFFS
• "ORDER EARLY IF POSSIBLE"
ORDER AT OUR STORE.
Our driver will also cheerfully take
yonr order or simply call "68" and
your Order will be care off.
TI'UNTS GHOOOLATES
Wend®xfs Bakery
MAKERS AF
"Whole Wheat" and "Snowflake'''
BBEAID