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The Clinton News Record, 1931-01-08, Page 8lisseniesseseetrommeriwes cam 1 e aha sF!! y IS , NO PROBLEM AT ALL! Tb would cost you more than that to eleietrify your old battery set if you are old-fashioned enough to have one. You can't imagine how much cheer one of our new radios, with all the, latest features, can put into your home. These radios are perfect in selegtivity, sensitivity and tone val- ue. They are the last word in radiusand then soave! Beautiful cabinets from which to choose. - FREE INSTALLATION—FREE DELIVERY R. H. JOHNSON CLINTON'S LEADING JEWELERYSTORE Graduate -of Toronto College- of Optometry Next Hovey's Drug Store. Jeweller and Optician JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE Commencing Friday, January 9th A BIG MONEY SAVING SALE OF ALL WINTER MERCHANDISE COMPARE THESE PRICES WITH QTHER SALE BILL PRICES AND BUY AT HOME WHERE YOU CAN BUY THE CHEAPEST. UNDERWEAR, Men's and Boys', Stanfield's Red Label Reg. $2.50 1.7 5 Sale Price ... . MEN'S COMBINATIONS Fleece Lined $1,25 Sale Price . . ...... N'S SHIRTS AND DRAW - RS, Fleece -lined Sale Price . OYS' SHIRTS AND DRAW - 75c RS le Price ...'..... 45c ALL UNDERWEAR FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN AT COST PRICE TO CLEAR MEN'S AND BOYS' SUITS AND OVERCOATS AT COST PRICE N'S OVERCOATS o Clear $12 .50 up OYS' OVERCOATS • o Clear , $5.50 „, EN'S SUITS $11.0® o Clear uP BOYS' SUITS $5 00 o Clear . . .. �1+ • up LANKETS, Plaid, All -Wool, finest quality, Mossfield• or make, large size $8.75 eg. $12.50. "Sale.. 4� Lighter Weight, Plaid Wool egular ,$0,00 $4.50 ale Price BEX 12-4 FLANNELETTE LANKETS, White or$1.95 pc ay, Sale Price . MEN'S WOOL W10RK SOCKS Reg. 25c Pair '; �. Sale Price, 2.prs. for Reg. 35c Sale Price . 25c5 Reg. 50e $1,00 ! 3 pairs for . ..,.... • MIEN'S SOCKIS, fancy silk and 75c wool, Special 'at 2 pairs for ....... MEN'S RUBBERS, heavy Mbe.- kinaw, blucher style $2.85 Sale Price ......... v LADIES' RUBBER GAYTEES 1.89 Dominion Brand Beg $2.25, Sale price e$l' CUT PRICES ON ALL LINES OF FOOTWEAR MEN'S and BOYS' SWEATERS WI'NDBREAKERS, leatherette Blanket Cloth or Mackinaw Cloth, at 20 PERCENT. DISCOUNT MEN'S WORK TROUSERS ,or SNAG PROOF OVERALLS as low as' Per pair . . CUT PRICES ON ALL LINES MEN'S FINE SHIRTS, with Collar attached or separ. col- lar, all sizes $1,25 Special at .. ... "• • W LADIES' LEATHER BOU- DOIR SLIPPERS, Padded Soles and rubber heels en C Sale Price V MEWS KHAKI COMBINA- TION OVERALLS $1,75 heavy wt: Sale price $1.35 URING• THIS SALE PROFITS ARE BEING SACRIFICED IN ORDER TO MEET ALL COMPETITION AND REDUCE. OUR STOCK BEFORE STOCK -TAKING ARRIVES. TERMS STRICTLY GASH Plumsteel Bros. FOR: THE PAST 111E THANK1011 FOR THE. FUTURE WE PROMISE RELIABLE ATTEN- TION TO YOUR NEEDS. Not just Happiness, but the shar- ing of it, Not just Health, but the using of it, Not just Prosperity, but the winning of it, Then satisfaction, progress and a- . chievement, That is the kind of year we wish, you for 1931. 0 New Year's Gift might- pleas- antly adjust some uncomfortable con- tingency growing out of your receipt of an unexpected •Christmas Gift or your forgetting an intended, gift. May we suggest also, Thank You Cards that very conveniently serves inmaking acknowledgement of your gifts. A Pocket or Office Diary or a Desk Calendar pad. FOR THE''SUNDAY SCHOOL • Peloubets, select Notes. Arnolds Practical Commentary. Tarbells Teacher's Guide. Gist of the Lessons. !Golden Text Book,' Tie W. D: Fair Co. Often the Cheapest—Always the Best II iiQllll���91111BIIII0um,0uunnullWLld1111,� t EE CLINTON.NEWS -RECORD THURSDAY JANUARY 8, 1931.' SPECIAL PRICE LIST flcinz ONE ' WEEK. ONLY SEE PRICES iN OUR ; NORTH WINDOW If you have not yet received closely, To Clear out our Big Stock of Groceries WE - 'OFFiER RIG 'SAVINGS for Everyone maminzaseenilmnamilmummammEammeaczo Calender, let us know, we would like you to follow it for. your daily needs of Groceries. , Soap Chips, 2 lbs.. 19t ' Broken Soda Bisc. 2 lb. 19c Prunes to Clear, ungraded, 2-23c. Campbell's Tomato Soup 2-25e Coffee, per pound 25c - Maxwell, per lb. 58c C. & S., per. lb. 55c Macaroni, 2 lbs. 19c Palm Olive, 4 -bars 25c Many Flower, 4..bars 25c Washing Soda, 3 pkgs. 25c Peas, to clear 8c Corn, white, 2 tins 25c Aylmer Soup, 3 tins - 29c Cheese, (Kraft) lb. 33c Pkge. Cheese to clear 19c. reakfast Bacon, piece 28c Back. Peameal,, lb. 38c Small Picnic's; lb.. 2k Gran. Sugar, 5 lbs. 27c Icing Sugar, 3:- pounds 25c Fresh Salmon,red, lb. 20c Fillets, per lb. - 25c Finnon Haddie, lb.`' 20c 3 pounds Special Blend Tea $1.00. Special Price on Heinz (57) Varieties in half dozen' lots. IMEIESMISIER . e CLINTON'S BIG CORNER GROCETERIA FREE DELIVERY • Phone 48 Where "Sells for Less" Price Prevails 5 pkgs. McLarens Jelly Powder 25c Miss Marion Gibbings has returned to her sbhool duties at Amherst - berg. Mr. Jath Gibbings has returned to resume his studies at the College of Education. Mr. J. T. Weed of Minnedosa, Elan., is here visiting his aunt, • Miss J. MieCoolr Mr. Peter Cole, who spent the past few weeks with friends in Chicago has returned home. Miss Ettm. Mo,Brien of London spent ,Christmas and New Year's with her mother in town. Miss Kathleen McKinnon -has re- turned to resume her teaching duties at Napanee. Miss Hattie Courtier spent the Christmas holiday season at Ham- ilton and St. Thomas'. Mr. and Mrs. Zinn were the guests of the latter's sister, Mrs. E. W. Morrison for New Year's. Rev. A. `A. Holmes, who .is spending the winter in Toronto, spent a few days in Clinton last week. Mrs. (Dr.) Hodgson of Moose Jaw, ,Sask., is visiting her sister, Miss Margaret Mkhaffy of town. Mrs. Jean _ Grieve visited with De- troit and Wyandotte friends dur- ing Christmas vacation time. Mr. J. L. Joihnslton of Toronto was the guest of Mr. E. M. Paisley for New Years and the week -end. Miss Ruth Ball has returned to Lon- don to resume her studies at the University of Wiestern Ontario. Mrs. W. C. Brown returned to Wood- stock last week after spending a few days with her sister in town. Mr. H. Joyner was with Kitchener relatives for the Christmas and New Year holidays, returning on Saturday. 01=0==0=0===0===101:20=' fall and dee Our Specials in Radios PEOPLE YOU KNOW STANLEY Miss Norma C. Bentley spent New Mr• Donald Manson had a narrow Year's with London friends. a escape while -driving his car. It slid Miss Edith Gibbings of Stapleton into the ditch and turned over. spent last week with Toronto Mr. Vonealentine-daylast weeGerberk wpa as inbusinessGod- erigh . ,Mr. William *Linsey and John. Armstrong visited friends on 'the town line on Sunday last. Mr. Geo. Williams, who has been sailing this summer has returned home for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Snowden was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. Ward of Clinton on Sunday last. Mr. Roy Smith motored to London one day last week, friends. Miss Florence Rorke has returned to her studies at the University of Toronto. Mr. W. H. Hill of the Royal Bank staff, K,itehentr was the guest on Nen, Year's of lir•' and Mrs. R. B. Carter. Mrs. C. McKinnon returned last week to ,her hone iii Thorold after a visit with her, mother, Mrs. I. Johnston. Mr. E. M. Paisley of Osgoode Hall, Toronto, was home during the vacation period, returning to the city Monday. Mr. A. E. Rumball, superintendent of the local Public Utilities Corn, mission, is in Toronto attending the provincial convention. Mrs. Fred Paulding of Buffalo was in town over the week -end, com- ing to attend the funeral of her brother, the late,, Hugh Miller. Messrs. N. W. Trewartha and G. H. Elliott attended 'the farewell ban- quet in honour xaf Mr. G. H. Far- guson in London yesterday even- ing. ' Mr. and Mrs. W. Kennedy and son, Douglas, attended' the funeral of Mfrs. Kennedy's brother, the late • !George Finch of; Detroivt, on Mon- day. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Huller and little son, Vernon, of Port Ooldwell are visiting at the :home -of the for- mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs.,, Geo. Huller. Miss Esther Trewartha returned to resume teaching,; duties on the staff of East York Collegiate, af- ter spending the holiday season at her home in town. Mr. and Mrs. David Miller and le. John Miller -of, Brooklyn, N.Y., were here with their :mother for' some days, coming to attend the funeral of their lathes', the late Mr. Miller. a Mir. Ray Carter returned to Toronto on Sunday- to he ready to resume his teaching duties after spending the Christmas vacation period ?with his parents' in town, Mr. and -Mrs. T. T. Carter. Mr. Harry IBall, who spent several weeks' vacation.: with his parents, • Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Ball of town, left New Year's 1Day on his return trip to Chile, ,,where he has been engaged in geographical, work for the past three years. Miss Eva Carter of Kitchener : was home for the mid -winter vacation. returning to resume her school duties on Monday. Mr. -and Mrs. J. W. Moore of Code - rich were the guests -of the latter's sister, Mrs. Henry *Brien of town for New Years, Muss Doris Durnin left the end ,of the. week to resume her teaching -duties in the north after the holi- day season spent at her home here. Miss Evelyn Hall reburied to resume her studies at the University of 'Toronto on Monday Often spending the vacation at her homle in town. Mrs A. Hooper was called to Lon- don this week owing to the death of Lillian, Jean, fifteen year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Olin. , iHooper. Misses B. F. Whit and A. M Stone returned Sater'rlay'after spending the 'Chriatraas vacation, the 'for- mer at Rockville, Mid., and the lat- •!ter• at Hamilton and Grimsby. Mr. and Mrs.. J. W. Treleaven and Miss Norma of Lucknow were the • guests ,of Mrs, Treleavan's brother and sister-in-law, Mir. and. Mrs, B. J - Gibbings, for New Year's. ' Musses Mauer and Jean P'lumisteei returned on Monday, after spend- ing the vacation at their bone it town,' to resume their studios at the College of Education, Toronto, Mr. W'I. K. Rorke , who spent -the va- cation at Ills home in ttdw'n, left !Saturday for Toronto leaving' on Sunday evening for Cobalt to re- ._ Sunie e-._;runic his teaching duties in lila north. New and used Machines p at .a real Price ,o 11 0 Tubes, Bp attaries and Supplies 11 always on hand II Sutter & Perdue Hospital Dance A dance, proceeds in aid of Ele- vator fund, will he held in Old Time Dance Hall on Wednesday, Jan. 21st 9 to 12 p.m. Good Music. Admission 50e. 100-2. Miss Harriet A. Ilawidns, who, re- cently received her R, •N'. certifi Bate, returned . to Stratford on 'Monday to 'take np her nursing. ,duties. She . had been nursing' 01=0=0=1101===201=1)===t0=0)=,...."'=., hat' grandfather, the late Hugh Miller, for a couple of months be- fore his death. LISTOWEL SEEKS, POWER - TO CONSOLIDATE DEBT Toronto, Pan .1 Nlobice is giv- en in the Inland Gazette hat the town of Listowel: Twill applyo the Legislature for an act for the fol- lowing perpesest ,. • . To consolidate a floating indebt edness of $25,000; of the said eor- poration and 'to -authorize the eor- potation, to provide Iby by-law to be. 'passed without submitting the ,same. to the taxpayers authorized to vote on money by laws for borrowing upon debentures ,qf the said corpor ation the said ' sum of ;$25,000 to pay off the said floating debt of the said corporation. , ,The . amount •oil the existing de- benture- debt e-benture-debt' of .the said'eorpora- tion is :$167,315.09' and the amount of the Whole rateable property of, the municipality .according to the last revised assessment roll of the corporation is' $1,144,372.. The application is signed by B. L. V. Bamford, tewn clerk. •• VARIETY OF BREAD IMPROVES EVERY MEAL aFriday and Saturday CANDY SPECIAL WILLOW CHOCOLATE BUDS ' 35c LB. Wendorf's Bakery & CONFECTIONERY -- Makers of "Whole Wheat" and "Snowflake. BREAD PHONE 68 ,____________ SAVE MONEY NOW 110 PE CENT DISCOUNT On All Stoves and Heaters on Hand ulring January Home made Sausage, lb. Smoked Cottage Rolls Bacon, in piece 1 pound print of Easifirst Chuck Roast Beef Shoulder Roast Beef _ Rolled Rib Roast Ham, by the pound Bulk Lard, 3 lb. for FOWL FOR WEEK END KINDLY ORDER THE DAY BEFORE FOR EARLY DELIVERY 20c 26c 32c 15c 18c 18c 20c 20c 50c CONNELL & TYNDALL " CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET " Phone 162 Huron Street MAKE 1931 THE PROSPERITY YEAR Let its all get together and make this the turning point—think prosperity—talk porsperity—imake prosperity. ' Stant tight in your -own community—buy all your groceries at the home -gowned Superior Shores. Everybody shares in the .prosperity of the Superior Stores fernier—Ipackeruniporter—eanner--•box-maker grinter of others, but most of all—lyourself. By supporting your local Su- perior Store. you keep your money. in yours own community where it really does you and yours' some good. Mlake 1931 The, Prosperity ,Year. ' WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS , Wagst'e ;Marmalade,' 40 oz. 26c Palmolive Soap, 3 cakes ..19c Lynn Valley Peas, l's, tin 050 50 • Choice Peaches, 2's• Nagle- Leaf Salmon, 1-2's23e Aylmer Tomatoes, ' 2's, 19c 2 tin for Lealand Sweet mixed Piekies 3.oz. .. 47c Purity Quick Oats, China .35c 35c ,Ktiafk Salad Dressing, $ Family Blend Tea, per lb. 39c Family Blend Coffee, ib. ..39c 39c Del 'Ifaiz Corn Sea King Lobster, 1-2's,35e Libby s. Sauer Kraut 14c Colusribia Matches, 3 boxes 25c Aylmer Soups, 3 {tins ... —29e - HEINZ': BIG SAVING WEEK -ENDS, JANUARY 10TH. J. Ta McKNIGHT IGHT SON KINDLY PHONE YOUR ORDERS IN. THE EVENING FOR EARLY MORNING DELIVERY. PHONE 111 CLINTON, ONT. _ COLBORNE . C. G. T. T. group held their month- ly meeting on Tuesdiry of last week at the home -Of Miss Hazel Young. %Miss -• Franees M{c.C!larty spent Monday with Miss' V. Fisher. Maes 'Edith Mlartih and' Miss Am- elia- m-elia• Mlcllwam returned to their studies at Clinton' School of Com- merce, after spending two -weeks of the • holiday season at their respec- tive homes,. ■;: a*. Aldir Adlen ihi s- taken !the No. • 4 mail -route in place of" Mr..' Wesley'. Fisher,- beginning' Jan. 1sf. HARDWARE and PLUMBING Mrs. T. IL Wilson has a^eturned • councillors, Wm. 'Thom, •Melvin Tym- { Phone 244 front a visit at her home, near Lou -dill 'John Pitblado, George Faegan.. • • don, where her mother has been quite` ill. •- . • Miss Pearl Dickson has returned .to her home after her visit with re- •latives here. - • Miss Luicy. Hardy :has returned to her • .school - near London and also - Miss Auntie Baster has gone .to her school near Exeter. Mi. Clayton Robertson, who is• ta$ang�' an, Engineering Course in Tortetto was home for the holiday: season. • -'Our township 'council goes back to, Office -by 'accl,a natiol for 1931. They. are: ''Reeve. Albert Gbldbhorpe; `•6n