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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1931-05-07, Page 8assaawtssawassersmawmassagtosay CLINTON'S LEADING JEWELER TORE e elect WILL CAUSE A weakneas 1 n the eyes, due to constant stzain of forcing the vision and the consequent, drain on -nervous vitality, will cause stomach trouble, headache and general'' listlessness; So sensitive' is the eye -that a strain on it reacts on the entire nervous system. Have your eyes tested at least occasionally by our special' e- quipment, and fitted with proper glasses. R. r a JOHNSON Graduate of Toronto College of Outometry Next Hovey's Drug Store. Jeweller and Optician V.SiNearOaleamitsmseamamanmece.....¢..............umelememararer.rizoben ,a4 EI E ' ; L WAY TO SELECT YOUR ahjr ati Eller 15th S The three essentials of good clothing are correct style, attrac- tive long -wearing material, and proper fit. You should Ioolc for and insist upon these wherever you buy your Spring and Sumner Clothes. "Clothes of Quality," which we feature, are well known through. out Canada not only for these three essentials but for their unusual values as well. Thousands of men in all walks of life have worn them for years, because nowhere else have they been able to secure SO much satisfaction for the money. Baehr garment, of course, tailored to measure from personal measurements, and guaranteed .to satisfy or money refunded'. PRICED ACCORDING TO QUALITY $19.50 UP TAILORED TO MEASURE 13y BERGER TAILORING GO.,' LTD., TORONTO, ONT. Plumsteel Bros. EXCLUSIVE DEALERS, "CLOTHES OF QUALITY" P. M. COTTAGE ROLLS, per 1.b. ...................Martaissecas .........20e SMOKED COTTAGE ROLLS, per lb. 23e COOKED CORN BEEN', per lb, . . 25e BREAKFAST BACON, ' , 23c FRESH PICNIC HAMS, per lb, 16e 100 15c to piece per lb SPARE RIBS, per lb, CHUCK ROAST 01' BEET' DRY SALT PORK 22c SHOULDER ROASTS of PORK, per lb, 114( HOME-MADE SAUSAGE, 2 lbs, for 35e HOME-MADE HEAD CHEESE, 2 ibs, for 26c HORSE RADISH, Fresh, per bottle 20c BULK SWEET MIXED PICKLES, per pint 25c SAUER K'AUTI 3 lbs, for 25e. Kc RY iCON ELL . TYNDALL 1 " CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET " • Phone 162 Huron Street. IL 13ltKLE$, E for KINDLY ORDER THJ DAY BEFORE FOR EARLY RELIVE ...........„..............=0., 1 altatunp 111 Nj Now is the time to do your paint- e ing before the real hot Weather comes on. Jab Ce l �1I 11HIUlifilil) I it CD 4 •j: TORI., �I wN r"c�lr;rn'. � 14413, .�tllllll�illllBJ„ Ililil;�l ��(III We have a large steel- of both indoor and outddor paint at 'attrac- tively law prices. O Also a line of varnishes and the q quick -drying Lacquer which drys in 4 hours time. Call in and see our new color scheme before buying. p av saurfa &UT ER °• PE.RD E LMIBING HARDWIARE, ,]ELECTRIC W1] ING Phone 147w =t0®&SCA ASO 01=0= SUP,.ERIOR QUALITY CHICKS We have Quality Chicks to offer at reduced prices in the follow- ing popular breeds: : ..Barred Rocks, S. C. White Leglterns,' White Wyandottes, Black Minorcas, Jersey Black Giants Trap -nesting. 200 birds in record of performance. We can spare a few trays each week for custom hatching.: Let us send our pamphlet and price list and learn more about us, SUNNYVALE POULTRY FARM AND HATCHERY Seaforth, Ontario. Phone 137r3, Seaforth Central, 06-tf., 1 1ITE'CLINTON-NEWS RECORD Three Things Dearest to a Woman ,.,We can't very well tall( to you here about, the first two, but'. we can try to have an interesting. word about your ,home. Just this. No matter what "fixings" no mat- ter what embellishments or evenex- pense you have gone to in furnish- ing, the complexion of your home is controlled' by the wall papers. Do they not make or near the harmony -of the whole? Look at the walls with an accurate or critical eye, Don't they need • refurnishing? in place of the soiled and tiresome wall coverings no natter how much Dutch Cleanser and elbow grease be lavish- ed on woodwork, paints and win- dows. Our sales thus far in the.. season indicate that our stock in quality value and assortment merits public approval, Prices as low as six cents per roll, Me W. D. Fair Co. Often the Cheapest—Always the Best Pada II. IB IbIi�in. ".7.W111,,, Mr. H. Wi. Ambler of Pontiac, Mich', was over for the week -end.. Mrs,'B. Cole was called to Detroit on Friday last owing to the illness of her sister. Miss Akam spent a few days over the week -end as the guest of Tavi- stock relatives. Mrs. J. Walker, who has been in Seaforth for a few weeks nursing her aunt, has returned home. Mr..and Mrs. Johri A. Rath spent the weekend with friends in Dundalk, their -former 'home town, Miss Lottie Simian has returned af- ter spending a week as the guest of her brother and his wife at Kankakee, Ili. Mrs.• Calton, who has been spending the winter with her sister in Strat- :ford, returned Last week -end to her home, in Clinton. Mrs. Milton Cook and little daugh- ter, Betty, of Sarnia have been visiting the lady's parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. Schoenl:ale of town. itIr, W. J, Nediger motored to To- ronto yesterday and brought back Rev. A. A. and Mrs. Holmes, who have been spending the winter in Toronto. • 14Ir. and Mrs. -George Tomlin motor- ed over from llarriston on Sunday and were accompanied by Mrs. Herman, Sr., who had been spend- ing some months with her daugh- ter in Harriston. Mr. 1'. Piliman, who has beet' spending several -summers in Clinton and who goes to Wood- stock for the winter, has returned to Clinton for the summer months and is glad to meet with old friends again, Mr. Jacob Taylor of Toronto has been in town this week. Mr. Tay- lor, who with his wife and daugh- ter has spent. the winter in Flor- ida, has but recently returned to Toronto. Mr, Taylor and his daughter are enthusiastic bowlers and take part in various tourna- nients during the season. Mr. Tay- lor was one of the rink which won the United States silver cup, a 5600 sterling silver cup, and he says the Orlando club, of which he was a member had won ail the district cups the past season, having no fewer than seven, besides the big U.S.A. cup, on exhibition in their club house, BAYPIELI3 Miss Mildred Cameron, who has been visiting her sister for the past three months, returned to Detroit on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Ritchie and littIe Muriel returned to their home in Elmvale on Monday after having spent a couple of days with Mrs. Ritchie's parents, . Mr. and Mrs. George King, fi' . E. FatehelI spent the week- end at his home in Chesley. Miss Marion Davidson accompanied him to Wialkerton where- she visited M. and Mrs. W. J. Ker. Or. and Mrs. Flock and family df Windsor were in the village en Sun- day. Mr. .and Mr' . R. antelon of Strat- ford visited M't'iss IVIaticle McGregor on Sunday. Mr. J. A. Cameron of Toronto spent the week -end with his brothel', J. R. Cameron. mix. T. Mustard of Toronto was at his cottage over the week -end Yr. J. Toms has opened a billiard room in the shop owned by his broth- er, C. Toms. TO TTIU.[LSUAY„ MAY 7, 1931 8th E SALJE to 15th Continued Sa1 RE UGE`. Fry's Cocoa, per lb. 19c Salads Tea, pound 53c Orange Marmalade • 39c Standard Tomatoes, 3-29c Dates, 3 pounds 25c Soda Biscuits, 2 lbs. 29c Aylmer quality Catsup 2-25 Gram Sugar, 10 lbs. 53c Peas, No, 4, 3 for 25c. Tea, Siftings, per ib. 25c Coffee, per pound 25c OUR . LARGE TO CLEAR A Variety of Pickles and Jams, regular 30c WHILE THEY LAST 2 for 25c DUTCH SETS, 3 lbs. 23c FRIGIDAIRE SPECIALS Shortening, 2 pounds 25c Lard, 2 pounds 25c Lard, , 3 pounds 35c FRESH FISH 4Web for or }'" vices on week I ryt . C4' We will be Closed Wednesday afternoons during the CLINTON'S BIG CORNER GROCETERIA' Phone 48 W. Te STOCK FRUITS & VEGETABLES Large Bananas, doz. 29c New Cabbage, per lb. 5c Sweet Oranges, doz. 19c Grape Fruit, 3 for 25c Basket of Oranges Fruits for Salad Pineapple, 2 tins Cheries, per tin Peaches, per tin 59c 30c 23c 20c 20c ca, l months of June, July s r & August Where "Sells for Less" Price Prevails COLBORNE Mr. Maedei, whose death occurred April 25th, was a well-known and es- teemed resident of this township, having resided here since he was fif- teen years of age, coming at that time from Germany, He was some years engaged in the tanning busi- ness and the* on account of ill health he turned to farming activi- ties, two miles east of Benmiller on the second concession of Colborne. Ile was a regular attendant at church service till the last two or three years when he was needed in sick- ness by his bereaved widow. Though he was blind for the last eleven years he occupied himself with many duties within his own lot as well as getting the mail- from the corner. lie was a Reformer in politics and member of the Forrester's and also of the Workmen. Over nine years ago the family moved -to the present re- sidence where his daughter, Amanda, took over the central work on Muni- cipal Telephone System.. A large number atttnded his burial service at the cemetery, the service at the house being private owing to Mrs. MaedePs illness. The funeral throughout was taken by Rev. B. Snell, There were many floral tokens sent by friends ex- pressing in a small way their sym- pathy to the bereaved family. Be- sides the daughter there are four sons, Charles of Essex; Alex, of Saskatchewan; Peal of Elora, Ont., and Herman of Waterdown, Ont, The pallbearers were two brothers, two sons and two grandsons, nam- ely: Arthur of Detroit; Fred of Mun- Home Cooking Sale Under the auspices of the Ladies of the 'Altar Society of St. Joseph's church wi1 lbe held in the NORM ANDIE CLUB ROOMS (under the Star Thea- tre), on tho afternoon of Saturday, May 16th FROM 2 UNTIL 6 17-2. BES EVERT' 1V/OTHER LOVES CANDY and we have a large assortment of BOXES FOR MOTHER'S DAY SUNDAY, MAY 10th Mother dear, if you could read The treasured: thoughts I hold You'd know I -wish you joy iadeea, - - And happiness untold. 6 li t(�isj' Zakerij" SEE OUR CAKE.. SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY.. Bartliff & Crich Clinton, ant. Phone /%1O, 1 roe, Michigan, brothers; Charles and r Herman, sons' end Harold of De- troit and Earl of Essex, grandsons. A large number attended the dif- ferent sessions of Presbyterian Sy- nod held in !Goderioh the past week at Knox church. The tongregatien of Smith's Hill United church "net in the Township hall on Saturday night to discuss some business matters that they feel should be settled before Conference Year closes. TUCKERSMITH Miss Olive Glew, of London and Miss Medelaine of the Huron Road spent the week -end with their aunt in Goderich, VOTHER Will be Delighted to Receive a Box of "HUNTS" CHOCOLATES A Fresh Shipment This Week SPECIAL PASTRY BUTTER TARTS W',A.LNUT FINGERS . NEW ASSORTED COOKIES and CAKE FOR WIIOTfclIER • Made -to -Order With a Special Greeting Ice Cream, Sodas, Sundaes. Soft Drinks. Delivered by the Case 1 Weidorf's Bakery CONFECTIONERY — Makers of "Whole Wheat" and "Snowflake" 13 E A PRONE 68 SPRJNC TJ P!BNTJNG TRE Why not start in now to refinish your home? . Use ,Martin- cnour 100% Pure Paint and Varnishes for. Inside and 'Outside Use. Try our Quickote Enamel for a Brighter Kitchen Our Floor Enamel in all shades is just.what you want to put the fin- ishing touch tp any room. HARDWARE and PLUMBING Phalle 244 THE BIGGEST EVENT ANiD THE GREATEST VVALU OF THE WHOLE YEAR FOR ONE-WEEK ONLY MAY 2-9 3 Pieces $199. GRASP TILTS OPPORTUNITY A beautiful big "comfy" Chesterfield, a roomy chair to mateh and a third harnaonize and complement the eother two ee—a up ec ish es—+this is Nationall chair toSard-Bili Week's contribution to the home -makers in this vicinity. And all this at a bargain in cost. You have your choice of rich tapestry coverings, plain mater- ials, standard mohairs--al] true interpretations of today's style trends. ' Brides-to-be, brides of a few years, home -makers of all ages should not fail to buy now because values are better than weaver! Visit your nearby Snyder dealer today and arrange for your suite to come to your home at once. You'll enjoy its great comfort; you'll be proud of it—and indulge your, practical ;buying sense by getting it now—at a real bargain price. GUARANTEED MOTHPROOF Clinton Hardware & Furniture Co. .WATCH OUR WINDOW SUPERIOR SERVICE IS REAL SERVICE We are never farther away from you than your nearest phone. We know that you will have the sante satisfaction in your dealings with us that our other customers have had. No order is too small to receive our most prompt and courteous attention --and, of course, there is no charge for our delivery service. WE SELL TIIE BEST FOR LESS ITEMS FOR WEEK ENDING MAY 9, 1931 Aylmer Catsup, (reg. 25c) 2 for . 25c Drummer Pastry Flour, 7 lbs. for 19c Kellogg Corn Flakes, 2 for 10c Maple Leaf Salmon, 1-2's 10c Maple Leaf Salmon, is ,35c Olives, large bottle 23c Lealand Sweet nixed Pickles, large . 47e Family Blend Tea, lb. .,30e Strawberry Jam, 4Q oz. . , .3 7e Choice Quality Peas; No. 4 10c Princess Flakes, with trial. package free .s•. , ... „23e Loaf Cheese, per lb. 34c Perrins Ginger Waferettes in tins , - 23c Krait Salad Dressing, Igo .23e Clarks P. & B., 2 tins ....10e FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 0 N DISPLAY IN OUR WINDOW ORANGES, per dozen - 29c and 30e . PINEAPPLES, LEMONS and GRAPEFRUIT "- MEATS -Bacon, Cooiced Ram, :Roast Pork, Cottage Roll. • Special this week in piece or sliced anyway you like it. J. T. MeliNIGHT&SON q.cwe.r,ns, 6^, SEE OUR LEADE MADE TO MEASURE BLU SEDGE SL'I' • Special at 3 Dry Cleaning & :Pressing, Overcoat or Snit $1.50 DAVIS HERMAN Veteran Veterain Tailors .Phone : 224w avAse*s