The Clinton News Record, 1931-02-26, Page 8T�SINESS G TTER}S '
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'KEN'S SILK SCARFS, lett over :from Christmas Stock
Beg. $2.50 for 71.76 1.7 5 :' Reg. $1':50 fair $ 1 000
MEN'S FINE SKIRTS collar attached or separate col-
lars„about 25 dozen assorted, cleating lanes, all sizes
FEBRUARY'- PRICE . . , r.. .......
5 DOZEN • LADIRS' CHANLOISETTE GLOVES; sizes
161-2 to 8, assorted .shades
FE•BRUAI1Y PRICE. . . .:. ; , ..... • .
2 DOZEN LADIES GINGHAM DRESSES, assorted
patterns
FEBRUARY PRICE
"5 DOZEN PURE LINEN TOWELS, red border, fast color 141” °
Heavy Weight. FEB. PRICE, . ..
THESE ARE CASH PRICES. IT PAYS TO BUY FOR CASH
OTHER. LINES, AT EQUALLY LOW PRICES TO CLEAR
95c
35c,
Plurasteel Bros
BEEF
Rump Roast, per 1b. ...16c.
Rib Boast, per Ib. 16c
• Ohuck Roast, per lb. 16e
Shoulder Roast, per lb. 16e
Corner Roast, per lb. 20e
Flank Boils,, Rolled, 1b. 15c
Rib Boil, per Ib. 14e
Hock Cut, per lb. 180
Round Steak, per lb. 22e
Hamburg Steak, per lb. 20e
PORK
Shoulder Roast, per lb ...18c
Rib Roast, per Ib. • 19c
Loin Rbast, • per 1b. ...,...20c
Fresh Picnic Ham,. lb. ..:.18c
Pork Chops, 1b. 20e
Pork Sausage, per lb lSe
2 lbs. for 35e
Head Cheese lb, 15c
Side Pork, per lb. - 18e
Fresh Bacon, per ib 20e
SCHN'IDRR'S LARD, 20 1b. Pail
SCHNIDER'S LARD, in bulk, 3 for 45e
BULK, SWEET MIXED PICKLES, per pint 26e
SHORTENING, Ib. prints . 15c
SAUER KRAUT, 3 lbs. for ...50e
DILL PICKLES, 2 for Sc.
CHAUTAUQUA DATES --FEB. 27 and 28; Mar. 2 and 3
KINDLY ORDER THE DAY BEFORE FOR EARLY DELIVERY
72.55
CONNELL & TYNDALL.
"'CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET "
Phone 162 .. Huron Street,
KEEP CHAUTAUQUA DATES .1N MIND
FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE
Merchandise displayed in an orderly manner to assist you in
your selections is another example of the way in which the Superior
Chain Store makes more easy the problems that confront the house-
wife. The fresh and canned feeds and other articles making up
our stock -in -trade are carefully grouped and prominently priced for
your convenience. We know that you will enjoy shopping at a
Superior Store, and remember, we deliver.
EXCEPTIONAL VALUE
Kel, Corn Flakes, 2 pkg... 15e
Royal York Tca,'1-2 1b, .23c
Ingersoll Creani Cheese, 2 25c
Corn, Peas, Tomatoes,
assorted, 3 tins .. .•....2Dc
Hawe's Lemon Oil, 12 os. .23c
Purity Quiek Oats, pkg, ..25e
Carnation Milk, sml, 4 tins 25c
Large, 2 tins.
.........25a
White Beams, 8 Ibs: .:...13c Bulk Soap Chips, 2 lbs. ..25o
Maple Leaf Salmon, 1-2 lb. 23e
Hillcrest Shortening, 2 lbs. 25e
Aylmer Catsup, 12 oz. ....15c
Gold Soap, 6 bdrs 25c
Benson Cern Starch 12n
'Wheat-0-llLeai, per pfg. 23c
Pumpkin, large, 2 tins 25e
Prunes, large size, 2 lbs„ 25c
Good Morning.:.—Marmalade (Sherriff's) Broadcasted Daily
Small 16 oz,. jar 28c; large 32 gz, 30c.
MEATS
Fresh tram, Sausage, Roast
Ham, Cottage Roll
All Special this week.
Fish
Salmon, Silver Bright Herring,
Fillets, Codfish.
J. T. Mc INTI `I° &SON
Palls 111
Pails 11
Pails
of
i
"THE FARMER'S WONDER PACKAGE"-
1 STRAINER PAIL 1 MILK PAIL
1 FLARING GALVANIZED PAIL o
1 STRAIGHT GALVANIZED PAIL 1a!
ALL 1.0
FOR
Sutter &Perdue
wwwiarioteeiwormewsemm
SUPE" IOR UAI..IT Y CHICKS
'Vete have Quality Chicks to offer at reduced prices in the 3`ollow
ing .popular breeds:
Barred Rocks, S. C. White Leghorus, White W.yanda£tes,.
Black Minoreas,Jersey Black Giants
trap -nesting. 200' birds in record of ,performance.
We can spare a few trays each week for custom hatching ,
I.,et us send our pamphlet and price list and learn more about us,.
SUNNYVALE POULTRY FARM AND HATG,{IERY
Phone 137x3, Sehforth`Central.
Seaforth, Ontario, O6x
SAME
SAVING BOOKS
DI1E.
SUCG.ESTI,ONS
I50 BOOKS.
FICTION COMIC
POULTRY JUVENILE
Some Shop worn and soiled. To
clean up our stock we offer at one
half regular price. See them dis-.
played in our north window. Many
of the fiction books are by popular
authors.
FEBRUARY 27 & 28
MARCH 2 & 3
The Chautauqua Dates. On pre-
sentation of your ticket and payment
of 50c your seat May be reserved for
the four evenings at our store:
W. Fair Co.
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
100 AD/
pu IrIIIIIIIillmiuommnuum 'pqua)iglll
Mr. Wilmer Wallis spent the weel -
end with friends at Pontiac, ltrich.
Muss R. V. Irwin is spending this
week with her sister, Mrs,' Vesey,
at Fullerton.
Messrs, N. W. Trewartha and G. H.
Elliott were in Toronto en busi-
ness yesterolay.
Rev. Major K. MSGoun was in Lueun
on Monday attending the funeral
of a former -parishioner.
Miss M. J. Hill has returned after
spending a n;eek with her sister,'
Airs. J. Noble of Hullett.
Miss Ruth Higgins of the Whitby
College staff spent the week -end
with her parents in. town.
Mr. Harvey Stephenson of I3rusesls
spent the week -encu as the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Cudinore.
Mr. and Mrs. S..7. rdcCaughey re-
turned Tuesday after spending the
past three months in Toronto,
Ma's. Fred Sloman and little Misses
Joan and • Elizabeth of Capereol
are visiting relatives in town.
Mrs, C. C. Ranee of Toronto is as-
sisting in nursing her brother, Mr.
W Jackson, who has been confined
to his bed for several weeks.
Mr. and Mas. Win. Welker, who
have been spending the winter
with their daughter, Mrs. Tanner
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1931
.ted' o r
est
Macaroni,. 2 fibs. 15c
Cascade. Salmon 15c
Pineapple (sliced) 2 ' ' 25c
Jewel Shortening, 2 25c
Lard, Duffs, 3 lbs. 45c
Lipton & Red Rose Tea 53c'
cream Cheese, 2 lbs. 25c
Rolled, Oats, 7 Ibs. 25c
Peanut Butter, 1b. 19c
Peas, (No. 4) 2 for 15c
Black Tea, 3 pounds $1.00
C. & S. Coffee 55c
Blue Ribbon Coffee 55c
Sauer Kraut, 2 for 25c
Soda Biscuits, lb. 16c
Cooking Figs, per !b. 9e
Prunes, 2- pounds 23c
Soap Chips, 2' pounds 19c
' Macaroni, 2 pkgs. 19c
Gran. Sugar, 5 lbs. 28'c
P. & G. Soap, 7 bars 23c
FRIGIDAIRE Peameal Rolls, lb. 25c, Fresh Picnic Hams 19c, Spare Ribs & Tenderloin
FISH: Fresh Filletts, lb. 20c ._... Finnan Haddie, Ib. 15c Salmon Trout, Ib. 25c
s moons, per dozen 19e
Dixie Cups in Colors, Green, Pink, Yellow and White.
Just the thing for Parties, 2 dozen 30c Special Price on Sugar by the Sack
WATCH FOR SPECIAL SALE AND FREE GOODS NEXT WEEK
Have you tried "GOOD MORNING" Marmalade at 25c and 39c per jar.
CHAUTAUQUA! BIGGER AND BETTER THAN EVER, FEB. 27-28, MARCH 2-3
CLINTON'S BIG
CORNER GROCETERIA
Phone 48
EE
ELIVERY
PHONE 48
Where
"Sells for Less"
Price Prevails
BRUCEFIELD -
Mts. Hugh Berry visited her moth-
er, Mrs. Smith of Blnevale, lest
week.
Miss Helen Tough is visiting at
the hone of Mr. and Mrs. Robison of
Roxboro this week.
Mr. and Mrs. West of St. Thomas
spent the week -end at the manse.
Nurse Huhner has returned to her
home in the village after spending, a
few weeks at the home of Min. Mel-
vin Crich of Tuckersmith, who has
been serioul1y ill. Wo were glad to
hear that she is recovering.
The evening service in the United
church was conducted by the mem-
bers of the. Young People's Society
last Sunday, The devotional exer-
cises were taken bytheipresidont. Mr.
W. D, Landesborough; and the topic
by Miss M. 11fieNaughton, teacher in
School Section No. 3, Tuckersniith,
and Mr. McLeod, teacher in No. 10,
Stanley, -both papers were interest-
ing and profitable. Miss Jean Mur-
dock sang a solo entitled, 'What will
you do with Jesus," which was nnieh
appreciated. .
SPECIAL
of Vanlaok Hill, returned hone last FOR `l tIZ$ I liliK
week,
u Apple Cake
N'r. and Mrs. Garnet Cornish attended
the funeral of the late Judge Lew-
is and his son, Norman Lewis, APPLES AND DELICATE SPIC11 j
HUNTS' CHOCOLATES 1
and
which took place from St. George's
church, Goclerieh, yesterday after-
noon.
Miss 11;15rgai'et rahaffy accompan-
ied her sister, 2frs. Hodgson,
to Fergus and Toronto over
the weekend, Mrs. Hodgson con-
tinuing her journey to her home in
Moose Jaw, •
Dr. J. W. Shaw,- tV, .1. Sclioenhals,
1Vrr. and Mrs, J, Jacob olid others
,froM—Clinton attended the double
funeral of the late Judge E. N.
t.etvis and his son, which took
'place in Goderich yesterday.
Ur. Herbert Crich .and his daugh-
ters, Miss Gladys, Mfrs. Roy Pep-
per and ,Mrs. Robert Douglas, mot-
ored to Pontiac, Mich., and spent
the week -end as guests of the for
titer's son, Mr. Ernest Crich.
Mr. Chas. Allison waS called to St.
Thomas last week owing to- the
illness of •Mrs. Allison's brother-
in-law, Mr. Small, who tired., on
Wednesde aridwas buried on
Friday. IVIr. Allison renialned -ov-
er for the; funeral, thumping home
bit Satttl'd��
htii 3 131,, fibekrali., accountant on
the staff of the local branch of
the .Royal Bank` for the past
'couple of years, has been iran''s
ferred to Leamington and lit 6r
(Saturday Last for that' towm. Nir.
Suckrell willbe much 'ini'ssed in
Clinton social circles a's lie 'vas
popular with the ;ybbnk people.
Homemade Candies
ALSO HOT CROSS BUNS
AND MANY OTHER FAVORITE
DAINTIES
LOWEL%l?A. aic61.1 ARTISTS
That the ihnnrtable, Lowel Patton
pianist, deli bscr,"arid interpreter of
lift+ and 'mood's, is to appeal this
tsieSaissonis , weixtrhiltenhte n„Lowws or PahtuLo.i,,n
admirersanti, wa)J, prove a delightful
eecpot,ienco,; for those, who. aie..to.
Tidal; hmi Ear the .first ,time.... x�oyvelI
i?attbn's antsioranship, ,arid artistry;
ciev ja,9ad in 1:tog116; bethester European Coni
i v.atoriee,, with the real
t llpnt of. ,his.,, associate artists, .as;
a, in:eMorable' nniice.1 "eifterf
'Imminent. •
Wendorf's Bakery
Si CONFECTIONERY — Makers of
"Whole Wheat" and "Snowflake"
BREAD
PliOly% 08 '
say
SEAQ
via sobs BE HERE
trsrder'rour 15iin's ni1i 13i1cicets'now
land be resits wlieh the Seasoh'ojiets,
1 3000 - Second Ilatid Electric
Wlasher, $59.00 Cappe> tub.
• The other 2 are sold.
Your choice of several la's"hdr
cam,
t' `eimittri , i"at' $i 80.
a,,'d,c".P�e1VI i G
nB N�,
Phone 294
STARTS FRIDAY
The Chautauqua programs start-
ing Friday evening, February 27 and
are of unsurpassed merit. They
are presented by artists of universal
distinction. Come out and help your
community support this great Cana-
dian Educational Feature that is
brought rig''Ftt to your own homes.
"SAY IT WITH FLOWERS"
SPECIALS THIS WEEK
CARNATIONS, fine Quality—
Per dozen 71.20.
BRIARCLIFF ROSES
Special at 16c each,
Also' a fine assortment of
SPRING BLOOIK
J. Cuninghame, Florist
PHONES: 31, 176w
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PREVENTION OF
EYE TROUBLE
Prevention is better than cure.
It is cheaper.
It is possible when cure is im-
possible.
Eye trouble niay be avoided by
the timely use of glasses, averting
discomfort, suffering and perman-
ent impairment of sight. We aro
properly equipped to adjust Blas-
. ses and guarantee satisfaction.
USELESS TIME PIECES
If there is a watch or clock in your house that refuses to go let us
have a look at it, You know it would go if it could. Something some-
where is wrong. It may he nothing serious. A few minutes' time ata
few cents' cost may snake it as good as new. We will look it over for
you and if it can be fixed we can fix it.
R. H.JOHNSON
CLINTON'S CEAT)TNSi ,SI+IWELERY STORE
Graduate of 'Toronto College of Optometry
Next H'ovey's Drug Store. Jeweller and Optician
ea:
li* on
It Nvill Vdy you to buy now and have these bargains put away 'til later
,have_put especiallylow prices on all our Bedroom Furniture, in-
elt'tding- . $ EDl00M SUITES ODD DRESSERS and STANDS, BED;
'Sl'RINC"S AND! .MATTRESSES, DININGROOM SUITES at amazingly
low Prices
dimext a S deiai 'Vales in KITCHEN CABINETS.
:Several Real Values in (Chesterfield Suites, Automans, and Footstools.
ettel h'ur`i"�
aid get some of burLAMP BARGAINS while they last.
These special Piibes Via only be good while the Stock lasts' so lie wise
and .gel solve of tfid e *karkaflnsy
to- F ant pare&Frufure
''Funeral 'Dirkctbi?s
`.Ila ware Phone, 105.
The Store with a Stock
Monument Dealers.
` dhattt'aii4ii t gill 'be Better.' than Ever this Year;.
-1 b. 27and 28, March 2 and. 3;