The Clinton News Record, 1931-07-23, Page 8-7--
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THE CANTON -NEWS RECORD
TIIURSDAY, J77;LY 23, 1833.} -
CLINTON'S L D1NG •JEWELERY'STORI;
elective
Thosewith defective eye -sight use up 40 percent. more energy
doing the same work as those wilt 'perfect vision,
Hence the losses to industry through ,defective eye -sight is
alarming.
Does it pay to employ help with defective vision,
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• 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.
R. H. JOHNS'ON
Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry
Next Havey's'Drug Store. Jeweller and Optician
These are lazy days, It means a
call to `Lhe out of doors. So pioknick
ing•: we go. Paper plates, cups, nap-
kiris_and doiliesare:.a convenience and
an eoonorny. A new coloured cup in.
package of ' 8 for 1.0e; celephane.
wrapped will give a dainty touch to
year table,
Into our 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 size is a-
bout 2.1/4" square and 8" high, yaed-
him size, 374 'square and iyt high,
and large size 4"x4'"4" the ground
colors are green and yellow and each
has a floral design on one side. Pric-
ed per set of 8 pieces, 50c..
Buy how what you do need, . but
don't buy what you don't need, It
will help loosen up money, put idle
men to work, promote prosperity,
which cannot live on 'hoarded phoney,
Get in the bush and you won't need
a pull, is the idea.
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and voandbornts Coffee Pe
(Friday and Saturday Special)
Men's ';a} 'rk „ Shirts
very s e a3. 9e
We are one of two community pur-
chasing agents for the new United
Church Hymnary, -of which there are
five. editions.
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This is only one of the' many Specials to be found on our Bargain'
Tables for the next week.
LOGIC OVER THIS LIST AS EVERY ITEM IS A "MONEY SAY-
ER" AND MOST OF TILE LINES CANNOT BE REPLACED,
MEN'S ODD PANTS --A Splendid Line' at .. .. , . $1.18
BOYS'' GOLF MOOSE—Reg. 500 and 60c, to Clear at.
MEN'S FANCY SOX, per pair ,
38c
154
BOYS' BROADCLOTH BLOUSES, clearing at 49e
MEN'S CO+MBINATION UNDERWEAR, per suit , 490
BOYS' FAN1CY SWEATERS, sizes24, 26 and 28 at 49c
BALANCE OF OUR STRAW HATS TO CLEAR •AT COST
Plum.steei Brigs:
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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.
herry, Fruit Cake, 2 lbs.
Fancy Biscuits, per pound
Large Bottle Catsup
Pep, per package
Bran, per package
Gold Soap, 10 'bars
Velveta Cheese, per package_
New Canadian `Cheese, per.lb..
Ingersoll Cream Cheese,
Tapioca, 2 packages
35c
19c
15c
l®c
49c
19c
18c
2 packages 25c
25c
Preserving Supplies
2 Dozen
Rubber Rings 15c
attle of
Certo 29c
Rolled Oats
pounds 25c
Wax Tite Soda
Per Package 15c
Macaroni
3 pounds 25c.
Large barrel of
Picnic Size
Olives. . • 39c.
10 Pounds of
Gran. Sugar 55c
Tae W. D. Fair Co.
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
FRIGIDAIRE AND FRUIT DEPARTMENT
Water Melons, each 49c Lemons, doz. 39c
Breakfast Bacon, 25c Cottage Roll 28c
Assorted Fancy.
Cookies, pkg. 5c
WEDNESDAY MORNING SPECIAL
Black Tea, 2 pounds 55c
Large Bottle of Sweet Pickles 39c
8XCLUSIVE DEALERS, "CLOTHES OF QUALITY"
CLINTON'S BIG
CORNER GROCETERIA
Phone 48
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Where.
"Sells for Less"
Price - Prevails
AT REAL
Savings
IN PRICE •
Lamb Stew, per lb. 15c Schneider's Lard in bulk, lb. llc
Corned Beef, boneless, lb.. 12c Shortening, 1b. prints, 2 for 25e
Veal. Stews, per lb, 12e Picnic Hams, per lb, 20c
Veal Roasts, per lb. 18c Bologna, per lb. 18c
Cottage Rolls, per ib. .. , .22c Breakfast Bacon, in piece 22c
P. M. Cottage Rolls, Ib. ,.20c Bologna, large, per lb. 18c
Dry Salt Pork, per lb, ...18e IL-1414.1de Headcheese .....Aire
CHOICE I VEAL AND LAMB, BEEF AND PORK IN STOCK
KINDLY ORDER THE DAY BEFORE FOR EARLY. DELIVERY
CONNELL/ & TYNDALL, .
" CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET "
Phone 182.
Huron Street.
SPECIAL FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
HPLUMBING ' HARDWARE, ELECTRIC WIIRING
Phone 147w
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-COLBORNE
The weatherman has favoured our
locality with an abundance pf thun-
der storns,.having on en average ,of
one every day.
Mr, and Mrs. Melvin Tyndall and
family went' on a trip to Duluth on
Saturday expecting, ,to return on the
following. ... Saturday:
1lir, Alfred Linfield supplied in the
pulpit of Smith's Hill United • ehuroh
on Sunday.
' The Preshyterien"group, who have
been worshiping in' the 'heli. at
• Smi'th's 11111 since;spring, are now
formed into a congregation, •haling
preparatory service on Friday even-
ing and :Sacrament of the Lord's,
Supper on Sunday, Rev, Mr, Good-
will of. Blyth, moderator, gave very
interesting sermons on both occas-
ions. There were ten joined by Pro-
fession. of faith and four by certifi-
cate at these services. Mfr, John
Milson and Ma. John. Houston assist-
ed the, moderator as two of Interim
Session,
Mr. Allan Dixon, who has been in
this comnutnity, Lias gone to his
home `in Parry Sound,
Mr. Donald . M,urcheson, Seattle,
has come to workiri this`locality''a=
Mr. Win, Mutclr of Hamilton was
home for the week -end.
Mr. R. G. Hunter is holidaying at
Bayfield fora few weeks.
Miss Aline Sloman was , up from
Stratford over the week -end.
Mrs. Rees Jenkins is in London vis
iting Mr, and Mrs. E. Z. Jenkins.
Miss Thelma Kilson of Waterloo is
visiting with Mrs. L. Aikenhead.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Proctor have
gone on a motor frip to North Bay.
Miss Mask lfurdoeh has been holt-
Baying at the home of her parents
In Clinton,
Mir, and Mrs, George VapHor•ne and
Miss Madeline are at Bayfield for
a fortnight, having taken a pottage.
Miss Nellie Lawrason of Toronto is
spending a fortnight's holiday with
her mother, Mrs. Norman Sly, Clin-
ton.
Mr. Ernest Crich of Pontiac, Mich..
visited last week at the home of
his father, Mr. Herbert Crieb of
town.
Mrs. Jaynes Matheson of Harbor
Beach, Mich., is visiting at the
home of her brother, Mr. Thos.
Livingston.
Mr. Edgar Cross of Toronto spent
the week -end with his wife and
children who are summering in
Clinton,
Misses Isabel Biggart, Irene Doherty
Nora Frenlin and Dorothy Steep
are attending the Girls' Guide
'Camp at Arva.
'Miss A. Brooks of Copper Cliff, is
spending her vacation at the home
of Mr. and Mets, J. E. McGill, Hu-
ron Road, East.
141:essrs. Duncan Cartwright, George
Lawrason and Grant Lindsay mot-'
ored to Toronto and spent thr
week -end with friends.
Ms, andrs, George Puckett of
Saskatoon, Sask., are guests at the
home of the Tatter's father, Mr.
'Thos. Livingston of Clinton.
Miss Doreen Stephenson of Port Ar,
thus spent ,the week -end as the
guest of Mrs. W, Miles of Clinton
and Balled on manyold friends,
Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Seribbins and
Master George visited Windsor and -
Detroit recently, Mr. Scribbins at.
tending the meeting of the Mason -
is Grand Lodge at 'W'indsor.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A, Steven were in
town over the week -end, Mrs,
'Steven's mother, i1frs. Bartliff,
Sr., accompanied them. after hav-
ing visited some weeks in Toronto.
Nur, Reg. Fisher of Goderich was th?
,guest •of Mtr. and Mrs. G. D. Ro
kerion on Sunday and contributed
a solo at the union service in the
Presbyterian church on Suuda'y
morning.
Mr.' and Mas, J. T. Watts and Miss
)Mary and Mr. Clinton Watts met-
ered down from Carrot, Manitoba
last week and are visiting at the
home of the lady's parents, Mr,
and Mr's. R. Jennison.
Mrs. (Dr.) Adains and children have
returned this week, to theirhome
in Windsor after spending a week
or so at the lady's home in Clin-
ton. She was accompanied by her
father,- Postmaster Scott, who is
having his annual 'holiday and will
visit 'Windsor for the week, •
llVs. It Nay 'of 'Souris, Man., is vis.
iting herr. sister, Mrs. G. B. Hardy
of The London Road, aiid •friends'
and relatives in Clinton. Mrs, Nay
motored down in her own ear, alt -
ting ,behind. the whbel all, the long
distance, .with a .few short spells
from. 'Clinton Witts,-the; Watts
fisp ily travelling along, with '^lier.
and she had but one het -tire on the
journey.- Tho Watts family came
through without one at all.
LONDON,, ROAD .
Miss Beatrice Snell, , accompanied.
her cousin, Miss Alberta Snell
Londesboro, returned Monday even-
ing after spending a very enjoyable,
holiday in Toledo, Ohio.
Masters John and Hubert Neilans.
Kitchener, are spending part of their
vacation with their uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. Quigley.
:Miss Doreen Stephenson, Port AIN,
thur, who is now taking a summer
course at Stratford Normal, visited
on Saturday at the hone af. Mr. and
Mrs, Swinbank.
Mrs.. Elton Resell, Kitchener, and
her »rather, Mrs. Cheescborough, De
trait, spent a few days this week
with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Plunisteel,
Mr. James Nett attended a pionic.
and reunion in Jamestown on Tues
day.
Mr, Micheal Lumsden and sons Al-
bert, Harold and Joe, came up from
Toronto on Saturday to visit their
cousin, Mrs. W Crittenden, Mr.
Lumsden went on to Detroit this
week to visit other friends and. the
boys remained hare for a longer visit
AUBURN
Miss Dorothy Craig has returned
home after spending Chautauqua week
with her aunt and uncle Mir. and Mrs.
F. Carter of Goderieh.
Bernice Lawson is visiting her
cousin, Master Will Kruse of Gait.
Mr, and Mrs. Chas, Duckworth wlio
visited Mr. and Mlrs. J. Taylor over
the week -end have returned to their
home in Toronto. Their daughters,
June and Margaret, who came up
with them are remaining over for a
:visit. .
F. 0. NLcllveen, manager of tine
Bank of Montreal, Bowmanville, who
spent his vacation of three weeks
with his fancily here has returned
home. He was accompanied as far
tis Clinton by Bob and Gilbert win
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will visit their grandmother, Mrs. E.
Mcliveen. •
NIP. and Mrs. R. Adams of Toren-
to. are guests of Mr, and Mrs. Thos.
Adams,
Mr. and Mrs. Asquith and Mr: and
Mrs. G. 'Asquith, attended the fun-
eral of 1tfrs. W. 13righarn, of Lon,
desboro on Monday,
W. J. Thompson director of the
West Wawanosh Fire Insnrance Co.,
has .been busy ;for severai'•days ad
justing losses of farm stock killed
during the week -end.
The B.Y.P.U, of the Baptist
church on Sunday evening held 'a
service in the church conducted by
Drank Raithby. One topic "My Idea
of what a Young Woman Ought to
Be," was taken by Francis Good
while the other "My Idea of What
a Young Man Ought to Be," was tak-
en by Mr. Rumball, a Collegiate stud-
ent of Clinton, Later in the evening
the Goderich members of the Salva-
tion Army conducted an open air
meeting on Main street. During the
months' absence of Rev. T. W. Good-
will on his vacation the congregation
will worship with the Baptist congr'e.
gation.
At the Two Art: Galleries at the
Canadian National Exhibition, Tor-
onto, will be an view the lending
paintings in oil and water color from
England and Scotland.
TUItN ON THE HOT AIR
Diner (glancing at the cheek)
"There is'a beauty parlor next door,
isn't there?"
• Waiter—A lady runs a place for
reducing. figures, sir."
Diner—"Then I'd he obliged to you
if you'd have her work on this din-
ner check before I pay for it." --)Bos-
ton Transcript. - -
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IN CONTEMPLATING YOUR NEW
ns legs
—We have the stock of Furniture that is bound to please as
it's all new and up-to-date and of course,. the prizes wiii. suit you
too.
1V+e are putting on a special display of Marshall Mattresses
this week so don't fail to seek 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 great big stock of Lamps—any old price you wishto pay.
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
We have a good line of Lawn Miowers, 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 & rurniture Co.
WATCH OUR WINDOW
1M
You sono 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 ARIL: --
Every Kind of Pastry, Quality
Bread, Delicious Candy, Foun-
tain Drinks, and Ice Cream.
Wendorf's Bakery
& CONFECTIONERY — Makers of
"Whole Wheat" and "Snowflake"
BREAD -
PHONE 68
Have you tried our Perhaps you are Pick -
EXTRA SPECIAL . ing a Wedding Gift
Butter Kist l>read Or just Something for
a Friend
THIS IS A QUALITY LOAF
Made with' Number_ 1 Patent Flour,
Creamery Butter, New Milk,
Sugar, Malt, Etc.
In Two•izes
lb. Loaf for '.dc
1''4 lb, Loaf for 11c
Made by '
"Vlintou ZcrkePrt"
Makert of Dainty Ittaid Bread, Buns,
'---palces and Pastry.
BARTLIFF & CRICH.
Phone 1, Clinton..
Call hi' and ,see our -new linea of
Ovenware, something useful and.nice
enough for any table. •
We also have a new stock of stain-
less Steel Knives, at reduced prices,
k or . theShower, our Holland
Crrtniteware is just the.thilig, or our
Aluminumware at "Special" Prices.
aivkins
HARDWARE and PLUMBING
Phone 244
YOUR FRIEND THE GROCER
Your nearby Superior Store, one of a group of nearly seven hun-
dred merchants, offers you the accrued -benefit of his 1p:e-time gru-
eery experience, together with the advantages of his massed buying
power, His courtesy and service has become a byword; and his
prices, may be compared anywhere, Support local industry and buy
at your Superior Store. Of course, only fine foods of a sufficient
standard of wholesomefiess and high quality are stocked,
WE SELL TIIE BEST FOR LESS
Kellogg's Rice Krispies Crosse & Blackwell
2 pkgs. ,21c4: Pork & Beans, 2 at 25e
Tiger Brand
Catsup . . , .15e;
Lux Toilet Soap,
L3 cakes for 21r.'
McCormick's Golden Beech
Wafer, per lb. , 25c
'Sweet Mixed Pickles, large
family jar . 47c
Libby's Spinach, per tin ,18r
Tomatoes, 2's, 3 tins 25e
Parawax, 2 pkgs, 25c
Rinsa, largo
per pkg, 21e
Pure tar
2 lbs. for ... , 1"c
Cohoe Salmon, 1-2 lb. tins 15
Cohoe Salmon, 1 lb, tins ..25e
Whiz, 8 oz. for .. 45c
Finest Gran. Sugar, 10 lbs. 54t
Finest Icing Sugar, 3 lbs: .25c
Sager. Baking pdwr., 16 oz25c
Certo, per bottle • 20c
J. (McKN IG,HT 82 SON
CLINTON, ONT. PHONE 111
FULL LINE OF
"il 's,
Bathiiig�+ a�
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Goll ,.s
Bathing Suits
Golf Sets
$1.00' to $2.75
$3.00 to $5,50
DRY CLEANING Olt:.PRESSING, OVERCOAT' OR:. SUIT, '.31,50
DAVISi
Veteran Tailors ° • x'1ione 224w