The Clinton News Record, 1931-07-02, Page 8TIIE CLINTON-NEWS RECORD
THURSDAY, ALLY 2, 1931•
CLINTON'S LEADING J.LWELE ?'Y :STORE
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Those with defective eye -sight use up 40 percent, more. energy
doing the same -work as those wih perfect vision.
Ilehce the. losses to industry through defective eye -sight is
alarming.
Does it p'ty to employ help wit defective vision.
See,to it that 'they have their: eyes properly tested and fitted
before employing them. .
We' can do it scientifically and fit you with the latest style
frames.
k a JOHNSON
Graduate of Toronto College of OI"ltometry
Next Hovey's Drug Store.. Jeweller and Optician
1 FI4r C i TCS.
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-yd WIDE LINOLEUM. Reg. Price,
Our Price .
PRINTED LINOLEUM, 2 yds. wide
•Per Yard . ..1....
FLOOR OILCLOTH, any width •
Per Square- Yard .
LINOLEUM, CONGOLEUM and
IrLL AT BARGAIN
AXMINSTER RUGS, 27x54. Regular
Regular $4.50, For
TAPESTRY -RUGS; 27x54.
Regular $2.25. - For...
REXOLEUM MATS, 18x31
New Patterns, for .,...,....,.
CURTAINS AND CURTAIN •MATERIALS
ALL HOUSE FURNISHINGS AT REDUCED
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PRICES.
$55.001
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$1,50
50e
RUGS
For 53.95
$3,19
$1.45
15e
OF ALL KINDS AND
PRICES TO CLEAR
lumsteel Bros.
EIiCLUtilVL+'s DEALERS, "CLOTHES OF QUALITY"
AT REAL...
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Savings.'
IN PRICE
Sandwich Ham Loaf, per ]b 40e.
Macaroni and Cheese Loaf 30c.
Fray Bentos Corned Beef 25c
Mine -made Head Cheese,
2 lbs. for 25c
Square Bologna, par lb. 18e
Dill Pickles.5 for ,..10c
Y? •
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It r ;
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Smoked Cottage Rolls, ]b. 20e
P. M. Cott. Rolls, lb, , .. ,18e
Dry Salt Pork; Ib. 18c
Sehneider's pine Lard, in
20-1b. pails . ,$2.1.5
Breakfast Bacon, piece ...21e
CHOICE . VEAL AND LAMB.BEEF AND PORK IN STOCK
KINDLY ORDER THE DAY BEFORE FOR EARLY DELIVERY
CON ELL & TYNDALILI
" Ct.,INTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET "
Phone 162 Huron Street.
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STOCK g
to $14.00 0
BARGAIN
g CALL AND SEE OUR
OF LAWNMOWERS
o1 PRICES -RANGING FROM $5.00
DON'T FORGET OUR SPECIAL
COUNTER
11 STJTTER,& PER UE 1
11 PLUMBING -BARDWAItE, ELECTRIC WIRING
Phone 147w
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ROLMESVILLE had been reengaged as teacher for
• . the corning year, left on Monday for
her home in Teeswater. '
A meeting of the Sunday school
executive was held Monday evening
in the school -room of the church tc
consider ways and means of raising
funds for the •coming year, as the
strawberry festival, an annual affair,
,f; former years, was not given this
year.
• The Junior League and• Young
People's meeting of the United
Church, have been canceller] for the
months of July and. August,
BIGGEST 'NOISE
OIS 1;
N
"So Joe was the life of•the patty,'?
"Yeah, He was; the only one' who
could talk louder fh-an'the radio,"-
Life.
Rev. W: J. Herbert administered
Sacrament at ,the; close of the regu-
lar 'service on Sunday. 1\ r.. and
1N1rs. Herbert, Edith and : Billy left
for their ,summer home in 1VIr?skoka
on Tuesday. ''Mr. Herbert wilt be, ab-
sent from his pulpit for the .first
two ;Sundays in July. Next 'Sunday
Mr. G. H. Jefferson, 'Clinton; will
cent/net the service in the church
here and the following Sunday the
service will be in charge of the
Lord's . Day Alliance Association.
The lower Bart of the ninth con-
'cession which was cIosed last week,
while a culvert was ''being repaired,
is now open: to traffic.
School closed Friday for the lord
vacation. Miss Rear McDonald, who
These ,are lazy days. It; means a
call to the out of doors, , So picknick-
iiig•we go: Paper plates, eupsa,nap-
lino?md•;doil.ies are a convenience and
an econon,?y< A • new coloured cup in
package of 8 for 10c, celephane
wrapped will give a. dainty touch to
your table.
Into dur marketplace comes what
we regard as a notable value to claim
the attention of scanning eyes and
discriminating buyers, namely, a
three -•piece nest of fern pots small
but Ornamental, the small sire is a-
bout 2'/ " square and 3"• thigh; med-
ium 515e, 31/4 square and 31h ihigh,
and large size 4"x4"x4" the 'ground
colors are green and yellow and each
has a floral design on one side. Pric-
ed per set of 3 pieces, 500.
Buy now -whatyou do need, but
don't buy what you don't need. It
will help loosen up 1noney, put idle
men to work, promote prosperity,.
which cannot live on hoarded money,
Get in the push' and you .won't. need
a pull, is the idea.
We are one of two community pur-
chasing agents for the new United
Church Hymnary, of which there are
five editions. _
A consignment of Pottery is just
to hand. Each piece an expression
of refinement and modeled in •an at-
mosphere of art. Odd shaped jugs.
tea pots,;biscuit jars and vases, the
'shapes and finish of many pieces are
exceptional and carries with them
the prestige of. elegance.
Tile W. D. Fair Coe
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
• adl����������lio iclNliliiiinimmiiN�uiu ninnm,uii nillllllllg�II
Rev. Dr. Dougan and family re
n a
holidaying at Kintail, this month.
Mr. E. Townsend of Ottawa visited
relatives and friends in Linidesboro
and Clinton recently,
Rev, A. A. Holmes was in Goderich
on Sunday morning preacl I ng . in
Knox Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Walker of Detroit is visiting
her nephew and nieces, My, G. N.
and the Misses Davies of town, and
relatives at Kippen this week.
MMMirs. Gordon Cuninghame and chit.
dren left on Friday for Bayfield,
where they will spend the vaca-
tion months at their summer home.
Mr. Taylor and his son and daugh-
ter came up from Science Hill on
Sunday to be present at the last
services conducted by the Rev, Dr
Hogg in Wesley -Willis United
church.
Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Trewartha. Mr.
G. H. Elliott and Mx. W. S. R.
Holmes were in Toronto last week
attending the Provincial /Conser-
vative Convention and the banquet
in connection.
Mr, and Mrs. Oharles Rath of Put-
nam and Mr. and Mrs, Fred Rath
• of Harriets''ille visited , Mr. and
Mas. S. Kemp on Saturday and all
attended the funeral of Mrs. Stone-
house of Westfield,
Miss Margaret Davies, deaconess, of
Chicago, is holidaying at the home
of her brother and sisters in town.
Mr. G. N. Davies met his sister in
London bn Thursday, she having
motored from Chicago wtih friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Blacicall and Mr. and
•Mrs. Swann of Mitchell and Mr.
and hiss, James Walker of Blu
ce
fiold,,
the latter Mrs. Watt's sis-
ter, were visitors on Sunday of
Mr. and Mrs, George. Watts of
town.
Mr. and Mrs, G, E. Hall and Miss
Evelyn Ieft Monday for Regina to
attend the annual meeting •of the
Canadian Weekly Newspapers As-
sociation, which 'convenes in Sas-
katchewan's capital city today and
tomorroy.
Mr. and Mrs, A. J. Mcltturray of
Harriston were in town for a few
days last week and on their return
were accompanied by. Mr. and Mrs.
M. T. Corless and family, who
spent a few days with them. Mr.`
and Mrs. Corless were in London
over the week -end.
Prof A. W. and Mrs. Anderton leave
Tuesday next on a trip overseas.
As both are natives of the Old
Land they go to visit former scenes
the ' homes of their youth and
friends 'of their childhood. The.
bestof good wishes for a happy
visit .and a safe -return go with
them.
Mrs. 0, H. Jefferson and Miss.
Katharine, who had been at their
summer cottage at Inverhuron for-
a
ora week, came home for the week-
end, Mr. Jefferson going up for
them , on Saturday, But, as 'Mt.
Jefferson's saga term is now ov-
er • they ," return today'. Frank
Haynes and Newman ' Paterson
are guests at the eettage.
Mk. and Mrs. Thos. Wilson of Royal
-Oak, former regidents, were in
town' Iast week. Amongst others
on whom they called .were•Mi. and
Mrs. T. H. Leppington, •who live
in the house which they formerly
occupied and, in which they are still.
d, as the
interested, • it
e y ip rrover
considerably. Needless to`
- "Tommy"•keeps the place •very
.spick and span': iVIr. Wilson ,told,
him to let, him know if he ever
Wished to sell.
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Fon Campers; Tourists
and those who stay at }ioine
SPECIAL PRICE
THIS
WEED
Fry's Cocoa, (2 Ib.) 19c
Loose Cocoa, per Ib. 19c .
4 McLaren's Jelly 25c
3 Sherriff Jelly (Ball) 25c
Sodas, per lbs 15c
3 lbs. Icing Sugar 25c
10 lbs. Graaf. Sugar 54c
3 pkgs. Cora Flakes 25c
2 pkgs. Puffed Wheat 25c.
2 tins Peas 15c
Good' Coffee, per Ib. 29c
Large Big Five, each 5c
New Cheese, per Ib. l8c
Old Cheese, per lb. 29c .
Fancy Mixed Biscuits
7 lbs. Rolled Oats
3 tins Tomatoes
5 Gold •Soap
5 Comfort Soap,
Cohoe Sale; ;on
3 lbs. Tapioca _
19c
25c
29c
25c
25c
25c.
25c..
Fait !!eprtmc
2 dozen Oranges
3 Grape .Frait
2 pounds of Tomatoes
NEW POTATOES, CARROTS,
AND PEAS
35c .
25c
25c
BEANS
Fri .*lain
Bologna, per pound
Cottage. Rolls, per pound
Peameal Back Bacon, per pound.
Breakfast Bacon, piece
Dutch Loaf -
1.7c
25c
30c
25c
30c.
CLINTON'S BIG
CORNER GROCETERIA
Phone 48
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Where
"Sells for Less"
Price Prevails
PEOPLE YOU KNOW
Miss Rena Pickett is visiting • ffriends
in Parkhill.
Miss Doris Durnin, who has been
teaching at Prague has returned
for the vacation.
Mr. and. Mrs. George Crooks and
Miss Mary of Delhi are visiting in
:Clinton and community.
Miss Isabel Draper of the. staff of
the Brantford Institute for the
Blind is home for the holidays.
Mrs. Lashbrook and Miss Rita of
Mitchell are the guests this week
of the lady's parents, Mr. and
Mrs; E. Pickard.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nott and Miss
Geraldine of Stratford are the
guests of the lady's mother, Mrs.
S. McCool of Albert street.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Carrell of
Oshawa are spending the -week
with Goderich and Clinton friends.
bn their return they will be ac-
companied by Miss Susie -Castle.
Mr, James Brown of Winnipeg,
Man., is visiting his uncle, Mr. W.
C. Brown, Huron street, who has
been i11 the past few weeks • but
who is now improving, his many
friends will be pleased to know.
Miss Beth •Cartwright of Listowel and
Mrs. W. Schlutter of Baltimore,.
'MCI, whe' has been visiting at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J, .W Cartwright, near Bayfield,
spent the week -end at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Cartwright of
town. Mrs. Schlutter leaves today
for her home.
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FEIaD
BRUCE I
Nurse Mustard, who 'has been home
on furlough, left the village last
week to visit friends in Embro and
Toronto before returning to resume
her work in Gypsuniville, Manitoba.
Mr, and Mrs. Dunlop of Fenelon
Falls spent a few days at the home
of the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Rattenbury, last week.
Miss Mamie Swan and her sister,
Mrs. '0. Ham, and son, Wesley, mot-
ored from Toronto last week. Mrs,
Ham and son: intend residing at the
home of her father, Mr. Jas. Swan,
Wle welcome them toour village,
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Wheeler of
Detroit spent the week -end at the
home of the former's parents.
Mr. Taylor and family of Science
tre1 ay it!
ICE COLD
"VERNOR'S"
'PIIAT FAMOUS
GINGER ALE
SERVED AT OIlR FOUNTAIN
OT
IN BOTTLES AND. HANDY CON-
TAINERS TO TAKE HOME
COME IN AND TREAT THE
FAMILY
"'Clinton 2akeri('
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RARTLIFF 8z CRICH
Clinton, Ont. Phone No. 1
Hill, were the guests of Mr and
Mrs. L. Forest last Sunday.
The . were on their wayClinton
They to
to hear their former pastor, Rev.
Dr. Hogg, preach his farewell ser-
mon in the Wesley -Willis church.
Mrs. Finny and son ori Detroit
were the guests of her mother; Mrs.
R. McKenzie, last week. The many
friends of Mrs. McKenzie are glad
to see her able to be out again after
her long illness.
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SUMMERIIILL -
The following is the report of the
annual promotion exams of S. S.
No. 12, Goderich and Hullett:'
Jr. 4th to Sr,. 4th: Creta Ellis, 13;
Hazel Rapson, 68; Allan Neal,. 62.
Sr. 3rd to Jr. 4th: Isobel Morrell.
65.
Jr. 3rd to Sr, 8rd: Leona Rapson
70; Willa, Jervis, 69; Madelon Mason,
68, Thelma Haggart, 64.
Sr. 2nd to Jr. 3rd: Ivan Hoggart.
Friend Ellis, 53; Gordon Ranson, 50.•
Jr. 2nd: Marion Morrell.
Jr. 1st: Clayton Ellis, Phyllis Ball.
Jr. Pr.: Elwyne Blake, Gertrude
Tyner, Maxwell Carter,
The greatest number of merits it
past term was won by: Madelon Ma-
son. Best garden, Clark Ball; Num-
ber on roll 21; average attendance;
19.6.—Violet- V. Watkins, teacher.
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You some times want a Cake,
Cookie or Pie which is different some
tasty piece of pastry
which is new
w
and tempting. Visit our Bakery
where you can have many delicious
varieties to choose from.
OUR SPECIALTIES ARE:- •
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Every Kind of Pastry, Quality
Bread, Delicious Candy, Foun-
tain Drinks, and Ice Cream.
Wendorf's Bakery
& CONFECTIONERY --Makers of
"Whole Wheat" and "Snowflake"
DREAD
PHONE 68
3PRIN TI'' AND
PAINTI-NC TIME
Why not start in now to refinish
Your home?
„Ilse Martin•Sonour 100% Pure Paint
and Varnishes for Inside and
Outside Use.
Try our Quickote Blume)
for a Brighter Kitebo,
Our, 'loor Enamel hi all shades
is just what •you want to put the fire.
ishing touch to any room.
T. Ila i
HARDWARE and PLUMBING
Phone 244
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flNNTE�PL
CO ATING YOUR NEW
—Wee 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.
Wo have a large assortment of Verandah and Lawn Furniture,
so you may enjoy the fresh air in the hot weather. -
A great big stock of Lamps• -any old price you -wish, to pay,
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
Clint to Hardware Furniture Co.
WATCH OUR WINDOW
We Sell the Zest for Less
Kellogg's �
e gg s Pep, perpk,,, ..10c
Strawberry and Raspberry
Jain, 40 oz. 39c
Aylmer Soups, 3 tins . „ ,29c
Columbia Matches, 2 pkgs. 15c
Coleman's Lard, per lb. . ,1 Oc
Infant Delight Soap, 5 fc,r 25e
Fancy Pink Salmon, 2 tins 25c
Good Morning Marmalade Clark's Poric & Beans, 2 We
16 oz. 23c, . 32 oz. 39c Toddy, 8 oz, ..33c 16 oz. 53c
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Call and see our window display of everything good to cat
MEATS
Cooked Ham, per lb. 45c Picnic Ham. per lb. 21c
Breakfast Bacon, per ib. .25c Cottage Roll, per lb. 27c
Kindly phone your orders ear' y fes' an early delivery.
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A FULL NEW LINE 0
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Ranging in prices from $1.00 to $5.00
DRY CLEANING OR PRESSING= OVERCOAT ORV SUIT, $
DAVIS ERMAN
• Veteran ,Tailors . Phone 22