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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1931-06-25, Page 8• VOMMOINEUMMISINNOSiliv CLiNTOlN'S LEA'1)1NG JEWELERY -STORE Ee e Mgi TUE„CLINTQN-ZVEWS RECORD Tli(7RS'D;AY;,':TCl:l<T'E 25, 1.931x. ","+x14.6 ,ra-t'a 'l hone with doleetive eye -sight use up 40 percent. more energy doing the :name work as those rail): perfect vision, rr. Hence the losses to dnclustry , through ,defective eye -sight is alarming, Does it pa to eiirploy help with clefectivo vision. See to it thatYtheyhave their eyes properly tested and fitted before employing thou. ire Gari "do it ~ scientifically :and 'fit you `ibitli the latest' style frames. R. Ha JOHNSON Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry Next Hovey's Drug Store, Jeweller and Optician. FOF 4 -yd "WIDE { �!C1FII'S - aegadti DINGLEUil.' , Reg. 'Price a . e ri. $4.00 Our Pried` $3.20. PRINTED LIN-OLE'UM 2 yds. wide • Per Yard .. . ..... . ...... . . $1.50. FLOOR OILCLOTH, any width - Per Square. Yard : 50e LINOLEIJM,. CQNGOLEUM and REXOLEUM RUGS GALT, AT"BAItGAIN PRICES. AXMINSTER RUGS, 27x54. Regular $5.00; Fore.:. • • .:$3.95 • Regular $4.50. For , $3.19` TAPESTRY' RUGS, 27x54 Regular $2.25. For, .. $1.45 R3:XOLEUM MATS, 18x30 New Patterns for 15c CURTAINS AND CURTAIN MATERIALS •QI! ALL KINDS AND ALL HOUSE FI.I#LNISHINGS. AT REDUCED PRICES TO CLEAR t; PIu.msteel Bros. EXCLUSIVE DEALERS, "CLOTHES OP QUALITY" AT REAL i; .Savings IN PRICE Sandwich Ham Loaf, per Ib 40a Sandwich Loaf, per Ib 40e Smoked Cottage ;Rolls, lb. 20e Macaroni and Cheese Loaf 30c P. M. Cott. Rolls, lb. ....1$c Fray Benton Cornell Beef 25e Home-made head Cheese, • 2 lbs. for • 25e Square Bologna, per lb. :,18e Dill Pickles '5 for .........10e Dry Salt Pork, lb. 18e Schneider's pure Lard, in • 20-13: pails Breakfast Bacon.,pieee CHOICE VEAL AND LAMB. BEEF AND PORK IN STOCK KINDLY ORDER THE DAY BEFORE FOR EARLY DELIVERY CONNELL, & a E i NDALL " CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET " Phone 182 Huron Street. de -yay Why not decorate your' home and store on July lst. It is Canada's- birthday and a dozen or. rnof_e visit- •ing,tire companies will be here En- ter whole-heartedly into the' spirit of the day. The patriotic flavqur which” attaches itself and the •music, from 8 or 10 bands gives a leeway in the mater of decorations, You can use flags "to the Queen's taste"' Can- adian pulses beat faster to music and the liatriotie touch in decorations They are beautiful and compelling. We have "a goodly heritage." Let's. make the most of it• Deferring •the payment of your as- count- s - count until: after. July lst may cost you',.the' expense of the universal cheque . stamp. Taking trade depression and "hard' times" for granted doesn't improve conditions. 11:,.you are more than 40 years old ,you ,have seen three major depressions im'Canada. What is Vast- ly more' impotiant`right 5 w, you have seen two major basin ss revi vats 'too.,:,. There's nothing new in'the, eomineriialsee-saw of fat. times and ,lean. Proapegity may nowhe at some dock, somewhere malting ready far the cruise. Spend, spend„ to 'inake'btisiness better. is the cry of; some. Save, • save and teach all to save for future spending says an- other, vvhieh''strikes our readers as sounder?' ' At best or at ; orst it is no time for panic or pessimistic fear. ME W. D. Fair co. Often the Cheapest --Always the Best •^"� " .0=6) r" O&7(o O=Q °bolt ' 0 0 l.a SFF x. STOCK OF LAWNMOWERS 101 PRICES RANGING FROM $5,40 to $14,00 ° DON'T FORGET OUR SPECIAL BARGAIN ° COUNTER jJ p SUTTER &.FERDTJE PLUMBING HARDWARE, ELECTRIC WIRING • Phone 147w BRUCEPIELD Rev. W. D. andMrs. Melntosh"and family of Enabro visited friends in the village last 'Saturday. :The evening service in ,the United church was withdrawn on Sunda' ev- ening to give th'e 'menibef. ',of the, congregation an opportunity to hear their former pastor, Rev. W. D. 83a- • 'Intosh, who was conducting Young 'fseople's •Anniversary' services in ,Egmondville church.'e Communion' service • will be observ- ed next • Sunday, June 28th, at fire morning serviee. Preparatory vice on Friday evening at 8 o'clbckc, Word has been received of the passing of Mr. Ebenezer 'Weikel. of. , : 1 California, brother of 1,fr. Jambs :Miss Mabel Wright motot'ed to; Walker- and brother-in-law of Mr. Toronto this week to spend a •few), John McKenzie of our village. days with friends. .r p4,11 Miss Ethel Hogg is home from Port Davey for the suminer vacation. Mr. E. Seruton of 'Zurich visited his parents in town over the week- . end, . Mr. and Mrs.' Israel Taylor of Lon- don visited , Clinton friends last week, • Messrs. J. Scruton and Cecil Van - 'Horne motored to Toronto last week. Misses Florence ' Caninghame and Florence Rorke motored to London last week. Messrs. Herb: Jenkins and G. N, Davies motored to 'Woodstock on Sunday. • Miss Annie Kerr of Toronto spent the week -end at the home of Mag- istrate Andrews. • Miss Kathleen McKinnon of Napanee is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. J. Johnston of Huron street. Mrs. • Francis Wise, who is staying witty friends in Seaforth, spent e few days in Clinton this week. Mrs. Margaret Johnston returned tc her hoine recently after visiting for a week with her .son, Mr. Clifford R. Johnston of Detroit. Mrs. Miller of Brooklyn, N,Y., vis- ited relatives last week and on her return was accompanied by Mrs. Hugh Miller and Mrs. T. W. Hawkins. Miss with MeMath motored her sis- ter, Miss Marjorie, up" from To- ronto last week and spent a few days with her mother, returning to the city on Pritgay. Mrs. J. T. Crick, aecornpanied by her cousin, Mrs. E. Lear of Blyth. 'spent a week visiting friends fi Woodstocic,'St. Thomas and Chat- ham. They returned on Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs. Russell Andrews and Mr, and Mrs. Cliff. Andrews of 'Searboro Bluffs, were in town ov- er the week -end, coming on learn- ing of the sadden death of their mother, Mr. Gordon L. Hall motored up front Pembroke . en Friday and on his return on .Tuesday was" accompan- ied, by his wife and little son who had been visiting relatives, .here for Golfe weeks. ' MissD. Aldir of Lond'ort visited friends in the village last week. Mr. Wm. McIntosh and 'Mr, C. Simpson motored to Lowery, NeW On tario, where they expect, tb spend the suMmer, Mrs. George Stanbury anc't L'andexboreuglr o'a Clinton visit'ea their sister, Mrs. J. McQueen; 'hist \reek. Ma and Mrs D. Tough and Miss; Helen vi'sil`hd friends in Listowel Tait; `Week. Mrs. Waugh, who has been visiting with her sister -]n -law, Mrs, W. J. Nediger, for ii fortnight, returned to her home in Owen Sound . on Sunday. Iter son and his family tante (town for, her: Mr. and Alis, H. A. Steven of To-• ronto visited hoine of the lat- ter's mother, Mrs. '0..H. Bartliff, over the, week -end and on their,,.re- • turn were accompanied by Mrs Bartliff and Miss Annice'Bartliff. Rev. J. K. FairfuIl of Toronto called on friends in town last week. Mr. Fa>rtuli, who is inspector for the Old ?Age Pensions Board, had been investigating- :pension matters in Perth tounty', where 'there were tuitSurs of irrtegularitiet, Mk. D. Cantelo'n ana Miss borotlfy is otored to Orilha• lest week :and, spent a few days with the for-. • mer's' daughter, Mrs A. Weather - wax. -Mr, Cahtelon. returned the beginning of the week, but Miss Cantelon is re,rnaming 'ail `week with -her sister. Mr., and ,1VLr s, F, F Gillies ;came frora kitehener by •airplane Saturday, on learning of the sud• Glen death 'of tho latter's 'Mother,' Mrs S. J. Andrews.. They were( 1LT1ViIVI ' RIT.I. here in ' an ;hour and a quarter, af- ter -receiving the call'; -Mrs, Gillies' m reained but' Mr. Gillies .returned' hone. and came back' again by -air. for the funeral yesterday. You gill need one of these s prepare Lor the $i ' Celeb>ratio far }Ydly lit :41.:-.4;:t5-.6.0.0.9..: kir . Cihy s p9 T for 8 1 �. . flit -tot .417• p��1b A, {�, , �st a , .tip 8O. A LIMITED, NUMBER OF DEALS. .OUR- FRUIT DEPARTMENT 2 dozen Oranges Lemons per dozen Basket of ° Oranges Tomatoes 2 lbs. New Cabbage per lb. Fry's Cocoa (2's) Large Cocoa (1's) 35c 29c 59c 25c 19c 43c FRIGIDAIRE Bologna Ib. Breakfast Bacon Smoked Roll lb. Cookedjllam lb. Picnic Ham Ib. Dutch Loaf 19c 25c 25c 49c 25c 30c Wednesday Morning Special, Catsup large bottle 15c: See Bills for Special Prices CLINTON'S BIG CORNER GROCETERIA WT O'NEIL Phone 48 ~ Where "Sells for Less" Price Prevails PEOPLE YOU KNOW Mr. George Murdoch was in Wood- stock over the week -end. Mrs. Ell Crich attended the wedding of a nephew at Shallow Lake last week. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Kay and • two children spent Sunday Iast with .Mr. and Mrs. Kay Stone of Godo - rich. Mr. Silas Andrews, of Mix, Sask., t., arrived yesterday in thne for the funeral of his mother, Ma•c. S. J. Andrews. Miss 'Emma Levis and her sister, Mrs. P. Town of Toronto, anent a few days in Windsor and Detroit last week. Mrs. Ralph Hewson of Toronto was in town this week coming up to attend the funeral of her aunt, Mrs. S. J. Andrews. ' Miss Evelyn McCartney and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Anderson of Detroit have spent the past couple of weeks here "owing to the illness of their another, Mrs. F. McCartney. Miss M. Judd returned home from Hamilton on Friday 'evening, where she had attended the M.W. Grand Lodge L.O,B.A. of B.A., as a dele- gate from Huron Lodge No. 377. 'Clinton. Mr. and Mrs: Clifforvi McCartney and children of Detroit have been with relatives here the past week, having been called home owing to the illness and subsequent death of the fornrer's another. Mrs. (Rev.) Wiebb and Mrs. Stone the former the wife of the pastor ` and the latter president of the W A. of the church to which Mrs. F F. Gillies belongs in Kitchener, motored up to pay a sympathetir call on the Andrews family the other day, bringing a lovely floral offering. • AUBURN A very large crowd attended the Strawberry festival in Knox United church on Tuesday evening. A Splendid program was given in the church, owmg to the damp weather, the church being peeked toeapacity. Miss Alma Mutch of Toronto is et p'esent visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Rees Jenkins • and 1Vfiss M, Janie ns of Clinton were visitors her:,•e -on Sunday with Mr. e hfeitt COLI) "VERNOR'S" 'TRAY r'AhtottS GINGER ALE got N '1301115LES AND FIANI)Y CON•. TA'IN'EIrS bra 14.4 xbME C•a IE AND TILLA C '7'l z • ''ANTU • "tiptten , dkerzj"' BARTLIFF & CRICH Clinton, Ont. Phone No. 1 and Mrs. Erratt. Mr. and Mrs. •Geo. Patterson and family of Toronto have taken ul' residence in the house. recently va• Gated by Mr. Wm. Dodd and will spend a couple of months' vacation here. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Muteh re- turned to their home in Alberta this week. Mr. and Mrs. G. Thompson of London were visitors here Sunday Test. Little Misses Helen and June Marsh returned with them. Mr. Wilmer Wallis of Clinton vis- ited here with friends last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Baxter and family of Goderich were visitors here recently. 'STANLEY Miss Dorothy , Innis and Miss Grace A, McEwen were successful in passing their exams in second year Moderns at the University of Toren - to. Miss Margaret McLaren spent the week -end at Mr. E. C. Glen's. Miss Jean McEwen of •Ingersoll spent Sunday visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex, Melswen. VA Itt ETY You some times 'want a Cake, Cookie or Pie which is different some tasty piece of pastry which is new and tempting. Visit our Bakery where you can have many delicious varieties to choose from. - OUR SPECIALTIES ARE:— Every Kind of Pastry, Quality I3read, Delicious Candy, • .Foun- tain Drinks, and Ice Cream. Wendorf's Bakery & CONT'ECTIONERY -- Makers of "Whole Wheat" and "Snowflake" BREAD PHONE 68 SPRING TIME AND P'A:INTINI TIME 'Why not "start in novi to xefinlsh yout halal 'Cies M"artirt.:senour i00ge Pure Paint • WA. Varnishes for Ins]de'and O'uts'ide Use., Try our Quickote Enamel Tor 'a $righter Kitchen Our iloor Enalmel fir 'all shades 4s just vvha't 'you 'want to put tho fshing touch to any rooan. To t[aw�os HARDVPARR and PLUMBING Phone 244' • ,1 wank IN CONTEMPLATING YOUR NEW House iiIIishiNgs —Wb have the stock of Furniture that is bound to please as it's all new and up-to-date and of course, the prices will suit you too. We are putting on a special display of Marshall Mattresses this week so don't fail to see it and you will be surprised at the values. We have a large assortment of Verandah and Lawn Furniture, so you may enjoy the fresh air in the hot weather. A gr`eat big stock of Lamps --•any old price you wish to pay. HARDWARE DEPARTMENT We have a goad 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 UYEROR STORESPS ANNI `t'' ER A Y SALE WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS 5 -STRING BROOM • EACH 24c SURPRISE SOAP 10 CAKES 43c GOLDSEAL l's 29c STANDARD PEAS No, 4 2 TINS 15c Ii FLLOGG,S CORN FLAKES 3 pkgs. 25c STANDARD TOMATOES 2 tirts`19c • Draft Salad De'essine' foe bo. 23c Tea, Royal York, I/, lb. 28c 1 lb. for • 59c Premium Tea, 1 lb. for 59c Family Blend Tea, 1 lb. 39c Starch, Silver Gloss, 2 pkgs. 25c Shortening, Hillcrest, 2 lbs. 25c Lard, choice, 2 lbs. 21c Crisco, 1 lb. Chipso, large pkg. for 21c McCormick Sodas, 16 oz....,..,14c Carnation Milk, small, 3 for19c Carnation Milk; large, 2 for:25c Olives, plain, No. 20, each 23c Flour, Drumer Pastry, 7 lbs. 19e Flour Dimmer Pastry, 24 lb. 57c Eagle Brand Milk , • 19c These are only a few of the Specials. Call and Shop the Superiod Way. 25c T4.McliN'I " O