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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1931-05-21, Page 8CLINTON'S LEADING ,JEWELRRY,STOREr JJcied.hre Eye Sight ,.Those with defective dye -sight use up 40 percent:, more energy doing the same work as those 'wih" TierCect Nisio11, Hence ;the losses to 'industry through defeetfra alarming. -Does it -pay to employ help with defective vision. . See to it that they have their eyes properly tested and fitted before employing,' them. We ,can ,do. at scientifically and fit you with the latest style frames, I. eye -sight is R. H. JOHNSON Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry Next fI oVey's Drug Store. " Jeweller and Optician I' 1� SPECIAL PRICES FOR QUICKTURNOVERON CLEARING LINES MEN'S WORK ,BOOTS, solid Joailier bought direct -from the +Manufaettn'er, Special' Prices $1.98, $2.05 and $2,05 SPECIAL PRICES ON RUNNING SHOES MEN'S SUITS AT WHOLESALE PRICES - MEN'S WORK PANTS AND OVERALLS $1.25, $1.35 to $105 WORK SHIRTS, hi our Special Clearing lines at 85c II FINE SHIRTS? white or colored, special SPECIAL CLEARING PRICES ON ALL FLOOR ASIC ITS . ABOUT THEM .950 1 COVERINGS THE NEW MRY OF THE UNITEB 6NUflCN DF CANADA RANGES rN PRICE FROM 50G 111___$4 SO There are four sizes of type and each size type in a liberal variety of bindings, some in cloth, some mor- occo, paste grain and persian, All four sizes of type are printed on ordinZry paper and the three larger 'si'zes may be had printed on' Oxford ,India paper .also-. Most editions are in black binding only, but a few may be had in colors. The inusie edition is in one size of type only and is 'priced from 52.00 to $5.00. WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION The W, Fair Co. Often the Cheapest—Always the Best Plumsteel Bros. EXCLUSIVE DEALERS, "CLOTHES OF QUALITY" m.ne.wrm,o...mr.,A S Sohnider's Lard, • 1 Ib. prints Chuck Roasts Rib Boils, Bologna, AT REAL viNG, IN PRICE Pure ,Guaranteed 20 lb. pail ....$2,00 for , ,..... .`10e Beef, pet lb. 12c Beef, per lb . —10e per lb. .... ...18e j► a • �`i' tri, F./� 11.41. Sausage, 18e or 2 for 85s Liver Sausage, per lb. ...20c Summer Sausage,,per Ib. ..35e Ring Bologna, per lb. ...,20e Head Cheese, 2 lbs. for ....25c W.einers, per lb.. ,22e and 25e SPRING LAMB FOR SALE NOW—ALSO BEST QUALITY OF BEEF, PORK AND VEAL KINDLY ORDER THE DAY BEFORE FOR EARLY DELIVERY C 1NTNELL TYiDALL. •" CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET " Phone 182 Huron Street. We have Moved to Our New Store and are Ready 'or Business at this s Iace t.i :ra IP 11 owe - sits 11 BUTTER & PERDU? 11 PLUMBING HARDWIARE, Phone 147w ;'ELECTRIC WIIRING 0 p 0 SUPERIOR QUALITY CHICKS We have Quality Chicks to offer at reduced prices in the follow- ing popular breeds: • Barred Rocks, S. C. White Leghorns, White Wyandottes, Black Minorcas, Jersey. Black Giants Trap -nesting. 200 birds in record of performance. Wie can spare a few trays each week for custom hatching. Let as send our pamphlet and price list and learn more about us, SUNNYVALE POULTRY FARM AND HATCHERY Seaforth, Ontario. +r Phone 1870, Seaforth Central. 06-tf.,. IIhIIIn4iutN'Iilllpmiipmi. 0,„„012,0 Nir. IL W. Ambler of Pontiac, Micth,, was here for the week -end. Miss Ruby Irwin -visited her sister at Thorold over the week -end. Miss Harriet Hawkins, R,N, Strat- ford, visited her hone in town last week. Mr. S. L. Scott of Toronto visited her neiee, Mrs. A. L. Cartwright, over the week -end. Miss Marjorie Beaton, who has been spending a holiday at her home in town, has returned to Toronto, 11Tr. Ernest Hunter of Toronto spent the week -end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hunter of town. Mr. J. Ouninghame and Miss Flor- ence •Cuningliailze went down to Fullerton to visit the Misses Baker over the week -end, Mx'. and 94Izs, Samuel 'Thompson and Elgin and Lloyd of Brucefield. visited Ifr. and Mrs. Sydney Thompson on Sunday. ¢1Tr. Erskine Evans of St. Marys Col- legiate staff was 'home over the week -end, and attended the Mason- ie church parade on Sunday even- ing, Messrs. Ii, P. PlunisteeI, T. G Scrib- bins, C. H, Venner and G. IL. Sef- • ferson visited Tecumseh Lodge A. P. and A. Id., Stratford, on Friday evening. Rev. Ms. Whitesides, who is conduct- ing evangelistic serdices. in the Holmesville church, was the guest yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. J. Me- fCinley of town. Mr. and Mrs. Ga D. Roberton and Miss Helen of town and Mr. Ken- neth Roberton of Stratford motor- ed to Niagara Falls, on Saturday, returning Sunday. Itis. and Mrs, W. T. Stone and Mrs. Leonard of Hamilton ,;and Mrs. Blight of Essex were week -end guests of Misses Stone and Ward over 'the week -end. Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Krause and . son, Morley, of Simeoe. and Mrs. R. B. Brock of Jarvis were week -end guests of Mr. and M'rs. Sydney Thompson of town. Rev. A. E. and Mrs, Doan of mit- obeli, formerly of .Clinton, were in town an Thursday, coming up to attend the nurses' graduation exer- cises held that evening, • Mr. and Mrs. Alien. Lucas, their son, .Ralph, and their niece, Miss Thel- ma Jones, visited over the week- end with the foriner's parents, Mr. and Mks A. Lucas of Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Hall motored to Langton and Simcoe and spent the week-ehd with relatives. Mr. and •Mrs, Fred Leonard accompail'ied them as far as Delhi, where they visited Mr, and Mrs. G. A.'Crooks, Mrs. (Dr.) Adams and Master James and Miss Mary, who have been visiting the lady's father, Mr. James Scott, for the past few weeks, returned to' their home at Windsor on Saturday. - Mr. and 1l'Zrs, Ralph Hewson, Mrs. !Leslie Hanley and little son and IMjr. Pierce of Toronto motored up and spent the week -end with the ladies' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ti. H. Cook. Mrs. Howson remained for a longer visile. Rev. D. E: arid Mrs. Foster of Wb- low Grove were in town on, Tues- day. Mr. Foster has been invited to become pastor of the. Wesley- - W9nis United congregation and, it is expected, will assume his new duties at the beginning of July. TIIE CLINTON-NEWS 'RECORD THURSDAY "'MAW 21, I03:t;. "' waristareaniarammirmaimimumisomwormaersimmemsmansave MAY 24th SPECIAL and $tek 'RReducing SaJe Stsre Pi1:ces Large Juicy Pineapple, each 25c per doz. $2.75 Medium Pineapple 2 for 35c BUY NOW FOR CANNING BASKET OF ORANGES, each 59c FOR THE 24th- OF MAY Large bottle of Olives 25e -Stuffed and Plain Pork & Beans 2 for 35c Carnation Milk, 2 for 25c Colored Paper Cups, doz. 30c Salmon (large) 2 for 25c Red Salmon 25c Fancy Assorted Bisc.,-1b. 19c De Lux Jelly Powder, 6.25c McLaren's Jelly, 3 for 17c Ginger .Ale, per bottle 15c S)ft Drinks, each 5c WE WILL BE CLOSED ON MONDAY, MAY. 25 FOR EVERY DAY Black Tea Special 33c Salada Tea, 2 Ib. 27c Red Rose, half Ib. 27c Sifting Tea, per lb. 25c Maxwell Coffee, lb. 49c Pleas All Coffee, lb. 25 cGran. Sugar, 10-55c Chicken Feed, 71bs.25c Fry's Cocoa, half 19c Corn Flakes, 3 for 25c Good Rice, 4 lbs. 25c Tomatoes, large 10c Soap Chips, 2 lbs. 19c Demonstration of Cooking and Coffee in this Store June Ise to 6th. Cheese and Biscuits for May 24 Kraft Cheese, lb. 30c Salted Wafers, pks. 5c New Cheese, lb. 15c Fancy Biscuits 33c Small pkg. Biscuits 5c . " Assorted Rise. 30c Heinz's Catsup 19c C. & B. Catsup 19c Lard, 3 lbs. 33c Soda Bisc., 2 lbs. 29c CORNER GRO $ETERIA'+� i O'NEIL "Phone 48 °� Price Prevails Where "Sells for Less" LONDON' ROAD Mr. and Mrs. Fred Anderson and family spent a, few days last week with Peteriboro and Lindsay friends, Misses Helen and Marjorie Me- Ewing of Harlock, were guests of Miss Irene Swinbank on Sunday last. Mr, Vic. Falconer was at Oshawa and other eastern places this last week. ?Miss Gladys Shipley had an opera- tion on her nose and her tonsils re- moved at the Clinton hospital last week. Ki'. and Mrs, 3. Quigley spent Sunday with HuIIett friends. L1BEIPALS The annual meeting of the LIBERAL ASSOCIATION OF SOUTH HURON will be held in the 10 NHALL OLINTON', ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3rd - at 2 o'clock p.m. For the election of officers and such other business as may come be- fore the meeting. The meeting will be addressed by Mr. Thomas McMillan, M.P,, and Mr, Mitchell Hepburn,,,,,ALP., Provincial Liberal Leader. GOD SAVE THE KING Federal Officer: Dr. J. W. Shaw. President, J. A. McEwen, Secretary. Provincial Officers: Georgy Stan - bury, President, J. M. Govenlock, secretary, 19-2. C•MING TO CLINTON on the evening of TUESDAY, JUNE 2nd SEAFORTRMINSTRELS Comprising the best talent of our neighboring town. ahorurof mixed voioes picked from all the church choirs of Seaforth in groups of Saered and Classical sel- ections, as well as popular and old time ballads.Artistic soloists, clever skit's, and funny endmen. The most pretentious show ever brought to Clinton. Over fifty in the east. Watch for bills and further an- nouncements. 19-1. For the IIOL1WLY We will have a Complete Line ,of CAKES, PIES, BREAD & BUNS ALSO SPECIAL FRUIT and SPICE LOAF Bartliff & Crich ?Clinton, Ont. Phone 1 'l°!h19if� STANLEY Mr. and Mrs. Neil McGregor and Frank, Mr. Hugh •Gilmour and Mr. John A. McEwen attended the fun- eral of the late Mrs. D. Walks, Mas. McGregor's sister, at Paisley on Thursday of last week. Mrs. Thos, Baird, Sr., and Mrs. T. 13. Baird visited friends in London last Thursday. Miss Dorothy Innes of the Univer- sity of Toronto Is hone for the vaca- tion time, ORANGE AND CHOCOLATE CAKE 1) WILL 731 oun 1 SPECIAL E FOR THE S WEEK -END C d 0 IC L' S SOFT DRINKS, Delivered by the Case $1.00 STOP AT OUR FOUNTAIN FOR ICH CREAM BREAD WHOLEWHEAT, POTATO STEAM LOAF, COTTAGE, ROUND• AND SNOWFLAKE Made as Good as The Best —TRY OUR SERVICE— Wendorf's Bakery & CONFECTIONERY — Makers of "Whole Wheat" and "Snowflake" BREAD PHONE 08 SPRINC TIMEAND PAITING TIME Why not start .in now to refinish your home? Ilse Martin-Senour 100% Pure Paint and Varnishee 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, alikins HARDWARE and PLUMBING Phone' 244 c We are Ready for the Wanner Weather WITH A NICE NEW LINE OF VERANDAH FURNITURE INCLUDING JAPANESE .CEA IRS AND ROCKERS, DESK CHAIRS, COLLAPSIBLE STOOLS, CHAIRS AND STRETCHERS, AT A VERY LOW PRICE We always carry a good assortment of Japanese Grass Mats in all sizes and the latest patterns. A new stock if Hammocks. We have some wonderful new values in Bedroom ,Suites, all the new styles, also some real bargains in Beds, Springs and Mat- tresses. HARDWARE DEPARTMENT We have a good line of Lawn Mowers, Garden and Lawn Tools of all kinds, Screen Doors and Windows, and Screening in all Widths. ELECTRIC PLATES AND STOVES AND COAL OIL STOVES Clinton Hardware & Furniture Co. WATCH OUR WINDOW EMPIRE DAY Monday next through the British Commonwealth of Nations has been declared a holiday. All factories and stores will be closed to allow the workers a day of recreation, so don't forget to lay in a larger stock of groceries than you usually require for the week -end. The list below contains many delightful suggestions and it doesn't cost any more to deal at a Superior Store, WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS Stuffed Olives, right size for Picnics ,25e Lealand Sweet Mixed Pickles 12 oz. for . ,. ...,,.27c Ohipeo, large, pkg. ....21c •Choice Tomatoes, 2% size 2 for 23c Bon -Ami Cake or Pdwe, 2 for .. ..25c Pabnolife Soap, 8 cakes ,,.23c (and one Free) Ohmteau Cheese, 1.2 lb, .,.19a .Campbell's Soup, .2 tins., 25c King Oscar �Sard,1nes ..,17c Fancy Red Salmon, 1-2's 15c, 1's ...,,,,,25c• Hawe's Lemon Oil 28c Hawe's Floor Wax 48c Family Blend Tea, Ib.... 519cpOc Family Coffee, per ib, .. „S89c e Dates, 2 Obs. for 17c SEE OUR `SPECIALS FOR THE HOLIDAY a:. FRUITS ANI) VEGETABLES' ARE DELICIOUS AT THIS STORE • PINEAPPLE, STRAWBERRIES, CARROTS, CABBAGE, ORANGES BANANAS, CELERY, LETTUCE AND TOMATOES- MEATS—Cooked Ilam for Picnic Lunch, Breakfast Bacon, lb, 29e Corned Beef, Back Bacon, per ib, 89e, - Roast Ram, b; Cottage Roll, per lb. 29c. J. T. I SON ~a ,.,�) 1 SEE OUR LEADER MADE' TO ME.9•SVE3 BLUE SERGE SUIT Special at i 'Dry Cleaning & Pressing;, Overcoat or, Suit $1.50 DAVISA Veteran Tailors'Phone. 224w