HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1931-01-22, Page 8JANUARY SALESPECIALS
BROKEN LINES OF WINTER MERCHANDISE AT COST
••• PRICE 'TO CLEAR
STANFIELD' UNDERWEAR AT COST—,. ••
Red 'Label Shirts and Drawers, reg. §2.50. Sale Prise -$1-65
Blue Label 'Shirts and Drawers, Reg. $3.06. Sale Price ...
Ribbed Wlool Combinations, Reg, $3,25, 'Sale Price
Ken's- Fleece -Lined Shirts and Drawers, Reg.. 10G, Sale • .'75e
BoPs -Plcece-lined Shirts and Drawers, Reg. 65c. Sale ,.,,.,,45c
1111en's Fleece -lined Cominbations„ Reg. $1.75, , Sale... ; $1.25
Boy's Fleece -lined Combinations, Reg. $1.35, Sale ....,.....95c
'Grey Flannel Work Shirts Reg," $1.50, ,Sale Price— $1.15
Odd „LneS ot' Work 'Shirks '(a11 Sizes), -Reg: $1,00 & $1.25. Sale 75e
• Men's Fine Shirts,. collar. attached or separate, to clear 'el:00
Men's all -wool Work sox, reduced to the Special prices -to -
cleai, 2 pairs for 35c; 195 a pair; 25e a pale anti Sew% for11-.00,
' "Men's Na Way Braees, guaranteed ;for a full yeaPsi wear, Sold
Everyisiteee for 75c. Sale Price , ...65c
Elastic Braces, • Reg. $50, for 39e; Reg(75c-ior 59c
Meree Silk Ties. at clearing -prices for Jan. Sale
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.25d, 35e, - 45c, 595 and 69c
Ladies' "Chamoisette GloVes 'new this season) • .-
R.eg. 50c. ',Sale Price '35e
°TITER LINES AT RqUAILY REDUCED PRICES TO CDEAR
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MEATS
Choice Front Quarter of Beef only 13c lb.
-Home made Pork .Sausage only 20c lb.
Dressed •Hog only. 14-ic lb.
Half Dressed Hog only 15c lb.
Rib Roast Beef only 20c lb,
Chuck Roast only -• 18c lb.
Bulk Sweet Pickles, per pint 25c
Choice Sour Pickles, per pint 35c
Sauer Kraut, 3 pounds for 25c
FOWL FOR WEEK END
KINDLY ORDER THE DAY BEFORE FOR EARLY DELIVERY
CONNELL/ & :TYNDALL
"CLINTON'S' LEADING MEAT MARKET"
Phone 162 Huron Street.
WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
Items for week ending January 24, 1931
Galvanized Pails, while thoy
last 25c
Old Dutch Cleanser, chase
Dirt, 2 tins for ' 19e.
Sunilght Soap, 10 cakes ....19c
Standard No. 4 Peas, 2 at 15c
Soda Biscuits, 1 lb. pkg. „15c
Shaker Salt, plain or iodized
2 pkgs. 17c
Fry's Cocoa, 1-2's, per tin 21e
Many Flowers Soap, 4 for 25e
Princess Soap Flakes, lge23e
Hawes Lemon Oil 23e
Tiger Catsep, large -21e
Ready Cut Macaroni, 3 lbs. 25c
Borden's Choc. Malted Milk
16 oz. 53e
Purity Quick Oats 25o
Libby's Prepared Mustard 14e •
Seeded or 'Seedless Raisins
2 pkgs. , . 250
Lealand Sweet Mixed Pick.
les, 12 oz. 27c
MEATS AND FISH
SPECIAL
Salmon Silver bright, lb. ..18c
White Fish, lb. 17e
Fillets of Haddie, per lb. -25e
Saunege, per 11), 280
Head Cheese, per lb. 18e
Macaroni and Cheese Loaf
per Ibi 20c
Break, Bacon, in piece, lb, 36c
J. T. J'AcKNIGHT 62 SON
CLINTON, ONT. •PHONE 111
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Calland See Our 11
Specials in Radios 11
New and used Machines 11200
at a real Price
Tubes, Battaries and
• Supplies
always on hand 0
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Sutter & Perdue
TUCKERSMITII. herself. The preeldent, Mrs.' Mc-
Gregor, had charge ot the Meeting,
The January meeting of the Tuck-
ers/1'4th Ladies' Gab was held at
the home of 1Vies. ileward Crick.
Twenty-one merelbers anewired tho
roll call, which was "How to keep
the !tan 02 tho house in good hum-
our," Many helpful suggestions
wer veceived, one of the most im-
po ant being that the lady of the
house, alWaye be in good 'humour,
and readings were given Irs,
Bail and Mee. P. Wlelt-Ore, elk() 8.pi-
om solo, by Mise Retit Fe-gt. Tht•
remainder of 'the 'after-11On was
spent seeing. 'The Pelietmey
meeting. will 'be held at ihelMinie of
IVfxs. J. G. CriCh and the -tell 'Call
will be answeted 'by the ;Milne 'of a
Canadian anthem. 'and ninfe, cof his
'books. .
immediately after 'Pie results of
the last election' aimed 'that Pre-
,'
mier King had rnet -Anfeat, RobertE.
Knowles put tli'is„-questiori to him:
"What ono thing 'would first occur
to you as among the compenintions
for your .Suriender c;te the g*rat
post?" Mr. King Veplieil, "I really
believe the one 'byproduct that out -
of -office will bring, me is, -that 'now
have more time to read?!
%ay -we recommend a fectien story
Royal Road to Romance, a story of
youth told with -a captivating ,chartie
400 pages, original edition was *600,
Now 41.00. •
MB W. D. Fair Co.
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
Otpl, lieliellemuioe,
1Ver, and Ernest -.Odell of Pon-
tiae, Mich., were here last week
for the funeral of their brother,
the late Perey
Mr. R. G. Paterson of Montreal
spent the week -end as the gueet of
his brother, Mr. Ewart Paterson,
manager af the. Royal Bank.
Mr. and 11X.es. R. E. Manning and
Miss Helen spent the week -end in
• London with the brother of the
former, Mr, W. N. Manning,
Mrs. R. Marshall and son, Mr. R.
Marshall, were ealled to Kingston
last week-epd owing to the death
of the fermer'si brother-in-law.
Mr. George Stevens- of Clinton and
Mr. David Stevens of Harlock mo-
tored to Toronto to attend the fun-
eral of ,their ;brother, the late 3.
II. Stevens.
Mr. .re. R IVIitehell is in Windsor,
having been celled there by the
illness of his brother, Emerson
Mitchell, who is now, happily, on
the way to reebvery. -
Mrs. G. W. Cuninghamo and little
daughter, Joanne, are visiting this
week with Islington and Toronto
friends. Mr. Cuninghame and
IVfaiter John and Miss Kathleen
will go down for the weekeend.
Mrs. Smith, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. 0. W. Potter, of
town, returned to her home at
Curriesethis week, hir, Potter ace
tompanied her to spend a short
tune with friends in that corn -
triunity.
Mrs. Nelson Cole and Was Myrtle
havo. returned from W,atervliet,
Mich., where they visited the for-
rner'e daughter, Mrs. Arden Stick-
. eey. 1\4rs. Stiekneyeand little Alia-
sea Helen and Ailene returned
with them foe a few weeks' visit.
Wee. Robert Douglas of Strasbourg,
Sask., is visiting at the home of
her father,' Mr. Herbert Crich 02
town, having Milt to attend the
!funeral of. her brother, the late
Percy Crich. twenty-eight
yeas slece Mir. and Mrs, Douglas
went to the wed.
Mr. and 1VIrs. Zapfe spent a few days
in Stratford and Kitchener during
the past week, Mr: Zapfe taking
in the furniture exhibitions'get-
ting on to all the new styles. He
says the ehanges are not so eacli-
eel this year, that more conserva-
tive styles predominate.
Mr. T. llifeCoal, who has been in
town for the past fortnight or so,
has returned to his home• at Mi-n-
edoiai. Man. It is twenty-eight
years sinee M, XeCool left here
for the west and he say/ -many
changes especially in the people,
very feW of his companions and
schoolmates being here now.
Mien A.ht.HERSON, WEMBLEY,
NEW WHEAT CIIAIVIPION
Edmonton, jaii. 16.-ehjosieg ent
his neighbor,. Heiman Trelle, winner
of the sweepstakes for wheat at the
1080 thleage gay and. dealt. Show,
a newcomer itt the ranks of Alberta's
grain ehoW men, Erich Anderson of
Weinbleye took the Grand Chenipiorie
Si1p tor this grin. at the Provincial
Seed rale hereMonday. Trelle won
the oats championship and NorMan
Peck of /..edue, the barley limier.
Competent. critics who attended
the recent Royal Agiteultural Winter
-Fair declared the exhibition here of
a liiddley jelibre than the .A11-Can-
'ailimi it.tit, Ceetainly it is out-
standing 'for (nullity and there are 110
inferior eaMplet oti clispley.
Before making the championship
-awerele,• the imegee gave Anclekoe
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Januarg Sale Continued
Our Special Prices have Attracted many people and some Lines are Cleared up entirely
Tomatoes, small tin Sc •Fry's'Cocoa 21c Iodized Salt 2 pkgs. 17c
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• WE HAVE THE !FOLLOWING LIST •
Dalton's toffee, half pound 30c
'Three Coupons entitles yiu to a Coffee Percnlator
Plees all Coffee, lb. • 25c
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Black Tea, 3 lb. $1:00
(Compares favourably -with plcg. tea)
'•Gran...Sugar, 5' lbs. 28c
RolledOats, 7 lbs. 23c
Kraft Cheese lb. 33c Good Rice 4 1bs. 25c.• •.•2 Heinz Soup, large •25C
• Grape •Fruit, , 5 for 25c Oranges 2 dozen . 35c
Fresh Herring, doz, 40c Fresh Fillets lb. 25c Halibut lb. 25c
•. Pink Salmon, per lb. 18c Red Salmon, per .Ib.•30c
Tapioca, 2 lbs. 25c
Peas, 4 cans 25c
SG& Biscuits, lb. 16c
Sinall pkg. Sodas 2--25c
McLaren's Jelly 5 for 25c
P. & G. Soap, 10 bars 36c
Life Buoy, 3 for • 23c
Soap Chips, 4 lbs. 39c
Macaroni, 3 lbs. 23c
Large Marmalade • 25c
CLINTON'S BIGWhere
CORNER. ' GROCETERIA FaREE DELIVERY "Sells for Less"
Phone 48 - • Price Prevails
two first prizes for wheat on sam-
ples of certified Reward weighing
68 pounds per bushel, One of these
wag in competition with ewer 50 en-
tries. The new wheat champion al-
so took two firsts for oats, a second
for oatg, a first for barley and is
first for field peas'
A. former Canadian wheat cham-
pion Nels Linden of Vetaskiwin,
took a first in one of the oats clas-
ses.
Look!
SKATING •PARTY
Tuesday, January 27th
Admission, 25. Skating at 8 pm.
• SPECIAL' ATTRACTION
Lacrosse Match on Skates
Admission, 10c, Game et 7.45 p.m.
'Under auspices of Boy Scouts.
LT1NCH SERVED
VARIETY OF BREAD
IMPROVES
EVERY MEAL
Friday and Saturday
CANDY SPECIAL
WILLOW CHOCOLATE BUDS
35c ,LB
Wendorf's Bakery
& CONFECTIONERY —Makers of
"Whole Wheat" and "Snowflake"
DREAD •
PHONE 68
.SAYE MONO
10 PERCENT DISCOUNT
On All Stoves and
• Heaters
on Hand
During January
OW11111S
HARDWARE and PLUMBING
PhoMc 244
A Burns Lecture
REV. MURDOCH MeKINNON,
3).D., TORONTO
will deliver his popular lecture
"Canada and the
Plowman Poet"
in
Wesley -Willis United
Church
under auspices of the Men's. Club
on the evening of
Wednesday, Jan. 28th
at 8 o'clock
SHORT MUSICAL PROGRAM
ADMISSION—
Adults 25c, Students and children 15c
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I.E.4,40.nr~errrmemilff,nomea
Now Buying a New
IS NO PROBLEM AT ALL!
It would cost yOtt more than that to electrify your aid battery
set if you, are old-fashioned enough to have one. .
You can't imagine how mueh oheer one of our new radios, with
all the latest features, can put into your home.
• These radios are perfeet in seleetivity, sensitivity and torso
• ue. They are the last word in -radios—and then some!
Beautiful cabinets from which to choose.
FRED INSTALLATION—FREE DELIVERY
R. . J-NSON
CLINTON'S LEADING JEWELERY STORE
Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry
Next ITovey's Drug Store. Jeweller and Optician
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We are going
to Reduce our
Stock of Furnit-
ure during the
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Winter Months.
In order to do it, we are reducing prices on all our goods - to make it
worth while to the public who are looking for real value in Furniture.
Some of the special prices which will be particularly interesting to you
will include:
Dining Room Suites in Solid Oak.
Bedroom Suites in Solid Walnut and Birch.
Also a large assortment of Birch, and Walnut Dressers and Stands
A Large Assortment of Walnut Tables of all kinds. ,
A large variety of Upholstered Chairs and
Rockers in Birch and Walnut, also some swell „
Fibre Settees, Chairs and Rockers..
You will find some Special Prices in Steel
Beds and Felt Mattresses and Cut Prices on
the Lamps 'we have in Stock.
Clinton Hardware
Furniture Co.
• The Store with a Stock
Funeral Directors - Monument Dealers
Fit Phone 104 Hardware Phone, 195