HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1931-08-06, Page 8'CLIN3 O:N;S , EA1)TN G . JEW!F LERY ;' PORE
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ALL CHINA IN OUR STORE IS REDUCED
AND .]MUST BE' SOLI]
-Call and See ,Our. Bargains.
R. . J HNS N
Graduate 'of Toronto College of Optometry
Next H'ovey's Drug StoreJeweller and Optician
en's ra Shirts
very special e
11`liis is only, one of the many Specials to be found on our Bargain
Tables for the i'rext week.
LOOK OVER TRIS LIST AS EVERY ITEM IS A "MONEY SAV-
ER" AND MOST OF THE LINES CANNOTBE REPLACED.
MEN'S ODD PANTS—A Splendid Line at •
BOYS' GOLF BIOSE' --Reg. 50e. and 60c, to Clear at
MIEN'S FANCY SOX, per pair . •
BOYS' BROADCLOTH BLOUSES, clee ing at 49c
MEN'S COMBINATION UNDERWEAR, per suit . 49c
BOYS' FANICY SWEATERS, sizes 24, 26 and 28 at 49c
BALANCE O1<' OUR STRAW HATS TO CLEAR AT COST
$1.19
.'..SSC
15e
Plumsteel Bros.
Lm tdnii .Mitt i'wintiimy there is' pre,
sentad �;or- crour view and eyantina-
tion • a.,onantit r of, merchandise, a5 -`I
sorte:a hinds. Jt may represent ohr,
.11L•lb,l'AICES IN I3TJYING
It is not- out,ofdate licetush'sins
flat articles have been .good sellers;
4t ae .not because, it is not •gaud value;
at original, price that they aro •.ufiTl
On out: sholves hecause ,they ayr • e'-
qual value compared wii;h those eag
erly bought In same cases they are
just remainders of .stock on•iwhicxi ac
Ihawo ;enjoyed a good sale in 01ACTS
the particular article has not .diet the
Particular person, or again }t may 'be
as °ave' xia+re Wei•red that they are
bur• Buying Mistakes; Some 'bear or-
iginal price as high as 11.50. We .oi_'
fer,them your choice 50c.
We hear much about cleP:It,ESSION'
In :'business', ;now . try this formula
and see it's effect. Take the fetters
oat of the word' dePRESSIO'N
and w4iat two 'words have you left"?
Answer PRESS ON, a good 1:,lvng
for all to •apply .;to their talk and
work.
•Pienie--.(arigiin unknown), ;fro-
nounced piknik meaning a pleasure
party. with provisions whose terininal
is the lake side, river bank or coun-
try. Synonpms—to rest, to rerax, to
swim,to discard worry, to make fun
to eat and play. .Needs for its sue -
cess -wax paper, sanispoans, paper
•napkins, paper -plates, (we now have
a new one divided intothree spaces)
table covers, paper, cups, all the out-
come of present-day needs, rather
than past -day limitations, clean and,
translucent, quite inexpensive, ligh
and compact to Carry, e000mical (nc
breakage), eliminates washing.
THE Cif NITON-NE'WS
TtECt' RD
Tlti.UtRSDA'2, AUGUST' 6, 19111;.
A. Ivan at one time said, Of all
sports ever sported, commend me to
angling. It is the wisest, discreet -
est, virtuonsest, "best. • We have the
tackle, the baits that allure, the
hooks that catch and hold the big
ones which got away from the other
fella* as you no doubthave heard
him tell about thein.
me W e Q. Fair co.
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
EXCLUSIVE DEALERS, "CLOTHES. OF QUALITY"
Qualltj
Mea
Lamb Stew, per ib. , .r 1 ,jt
Corned 'Beef, baneless,lb., 12e •
Veal Stews, per Ib. 12c ,
Veal Roasts, per lb. 18c
a•Iome-e nide Sausage, lb. ,15e
Sauer Kraut, 4 lbs. for 25c
Dry Salt Pork, per lb. 18e
Sclneider's Lard, per Ib. ..10c
Shortening, 1b. prints, 2 for 25c
Picnic Hams, per' lb, 20c
Bologna, per In. 18e.
Breakfast Bacon, in piece 22c
Bologna, large, per lb. 18c
H. -Made Headcheese- , 10c
Veal, Polk, Lamb, Beef, Ducks and. Chickens for Week -end.
KINDLY ORDER THE DAY BEFORE FOR EARLY DELIVERY
CONNELL et •TYNDALLJ
" CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET "
Phone 162
Huron Street.
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SPECIAL FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
TTTER
� PER
PLUMBING HARDWARE, ELECTRIC 'MIRING.
Phone 147*
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THE SCHOOL OF COMMERG
. CLINTON, ONTARIO
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Offers you the Practical Business Trainii1k q.hat '1iah maitre
possible for aur scares of ?students to obtain bit 'hail ;PO -S. trbi's'"iia
this time of depression, because of theca 'thigh -si#nilard ,of oeffiefeney.
Prepare to lie' one of the employed next ye+aa bytEak:ing"a"t';lror-.
ough and Practical Comrenrcial .CY'infse ?NO'M
W11 OFFER YOU THE FC;LL• O'WINiGCiL�IrISFS.—
Secretarial, General Office, rgtenbgraiihie, C'mi nterei,,l
Special :Courses iiixrahg4d,
Fall Teihh opens •S'ept 8th 1()31 ,
W 5 rite or prone for particular.` s as to Boolcs, Etc., to
Phone 198. l
1V1. A. STONE, •Com,$peeialist 'B.'F. WARD,, B A,. •
Vioe-Fiificipal; Principal,
Miss Anne Taylor of Toronto spent
the week -end with her family in
town,
MissGladys Jenkins of Toronto was
the week -end guest of Mr, and
Mrs. Harry McIntyre.
Mr. Bill Argent and some friends left
on Tuesday for a motor trip
through the Maritimes, '
Misses Norma Streets and Hazel
Churchill of Toronto were week-
end visitors . at their respective
homes,
Mr. Roy Cook, pastor of 'Tabernacle
Baptist church, Sandwich, made a
short visit recently at the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
'Cook, , •
Mr. Karl Wilken is visiting friends
in town. Mr. Wilken came up from
Windsor to attend the funeral of
his brother, the late Mr. Lloyd
Wilken,
Mr, and Mrs. C. Proctor motored up
the Ferguson Highway to . Na
Liskeard ' where they had an en-
joyable visit of ten days with
friends,
Mr. and Mrs. Shaylor of London and
Mrs. Wm. Henry motored along the
Blue Water Highway over the week
end and Mr. and Mrs, Shaylor re-
turned to London where Mrs. .Henry
will make them a short visit.
Mr. and Mss. T. R. Thompson of
Wexford, York County, eccompan-
fed by Miss Margaret Thompson,
R.N., of New York, and Mrs. W.
Armour of Toronto visited at the
home- of the 'former's daunt, Mrs.,
Henry Murphy.
Mr, A, Benson Carless of the Bank of
Montreal, Brantford, with Mr. and
•Mrs. H. Beasley spent the week -end
and Holiday with Mr. and Mrs. M
T: Corless. Miss Dorothy Corless
returned with the party to spend
a week with her brother in Brant-
ford. • .. •
Mr. and . Mrs. Arnold 'gentler and
daughter, Rae, are guests of Mrs.
Flora Vender, Mr, Verifier - is
taking a Bourse at O.A.C., Guelph
and spent the holiday with his
Mother. Mr. Wenner was principal
of Markham Public School last
year, and this, September he re -
Moves to St, George,,
Mi. and Mrs. J. J. Zaphe had a very
enjoyable motor trip around. Lalce
Iluron. They motored to Tober•
mory and • then teak the boat to
Little Current and ic? cred from
there to Espanola and thence to
Sault Ste Marie. They returned
via the A. metican Higrways until'
they crbssed again to Canada.
-Mrs* ,Myrtle Arinstrdng and d_„Mar-
ion Thintipson'returned last Thus-'
day evening _ from a motor trip'
through -Muskoka
h' and ,N'ortherii,
Ontario beyond North ,Bay
tand
hen down the Otiai a ,River. toy
_Ottawet
a and Montreal, rurning,
bone, on the highway_which fol-
lows the St 7la*renee River.They,
,stayed in tourist camps over njght,
.and Were • fort -tinge in, loeatingj
ideal 'stopping places,,,• where, the
hospitality was: of the highest,
:type. Miss Armstrong and Mass,
,Thofnpson agiee,that the most en-'
j cable „:part of', theirtrip lay
1lirrough Not•thern .Ontario where
the climate appealed especially and.
where the natural beauty was .so
very wonderful. ' The trip was cum•
pleted without any mishap ,what-
ever, ..
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IN ORDER TO REDUCE MANY SUMMER LINES, WE ARE OFFERING ALL
SPECIALS AT LOW CHAIN STORE PRICES.
See . Specs,1 Priced Goods iin Bas gets
rib iiiindo
les .a 4Le a wg=1;av ti 25e
it1 B I L L S
See ! or arg
S E E S P E C 1
FRIG DA IRE SPECIALS
LARD, 5 pound pail 55c 10 lb., pail $1.10 20 lb. pail $2.10 Oranges, doz. 19c
'Bologna, lb. 19c English Brawn 19c Picnic Ham, lb. 25c Breakfast Bacon 25c
CLINTON'S BIG
i
CORNER GROCETERIA
'Phone 48
Where
"Sells for Less”
Price Prevails
PEOPLE YOU KNOW
Miss Edna Love of Goderich is
visiting Mrs. David Steepe.
Misses Hattie and Sybil Courtice
are visiting friends in Sarnia.
Miss Sybil Keys is visiting her•gr'and-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Tip -
lady •
Mr. and Mrs. R. Dunsmere St Thom-
as
homas visited with Mrs. Paisley 'on
Sunday.
Miss Susan Castle who has spent
the pest month in Oshawa, has
returned home.
Mr, Stewart Paisley of Toronto vis-
ited his mother, Mrs. W. Paisley
over the week -end;
Mr. and Mrs. Amos 'Cartwright were
hi London for a few days at the
beginning of the week.
Mr, and Mrs. A. M. McTavish of
London were guests last week of
Mr. and Hors. E. H. Wise.
Miss Lydia Fennell ' of Newbury is
visiting for a couple or weeks with
her niece, Mrs. Dr. McInnes.
Miss Eva Ferrier of Toronto was
the guest of Miss Susie Powell ov-
er
ver the week -end and holiday.
Master Archer Balkwill of Walker-
ville, came up for a couple of
weeks stay with hit ,aunt, Mrs. Dr
McInnes.
Mrs. Alex. Mallougi's and babe of
Goderich are visiting at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
David Steepe,
Miss Elnora Mclnnes has returned
home from a month's vacation at
Tecumseh Beach, 'as the guest of
Mrs. E. J. Wellwood.
'4Irs.'T. A. Davis' and daughter of
Farmington, Illinois, visited recen-
tly with the formers parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Brownlee.
Mrs. Wesley Shobrook has returned
home from Toronto where she was
called recently owing to the sud-
den illness of her daughter,'ltuth.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Moulton and daugh-
ter, Ruth and son: Philip of Ver-
shoyle were rodent visitors at
the home of Dr. and Mrs. J, W.
Evand.
Mr. and Mrs. Prank 1vtoore of Toron-
to, Mr. and Mrs. Rinst of CobOurg
• 'Miss Roe of Oshawa and Mr. and
Mrs. T. W. Keen • of P'ororitu are
guests of 11Ir. and Mrs. Wesley
b Shobbrook.
HONVIESV'ILLE
?Misses Jean and Muriel Miller are
holidaying in Bayfield this week.
Have you ',tried our
EXTRA SPECIAL
Butter Kht;read
tITiS IS A 'QUALITY IAAF
Made with Nunber 1 Patent Float,!di caner y? Butter, New Milk,
' Sugar, Malt, Etc.
aIn Two: Sizes
in. Loaf for Be
11 lb, Loaf for ll.c
Mader, by ,
"Wham aker•(�r
Makers of Dainty ,Maid Bread, ti3liir's,
Cakes and Pastry.
•
_-- BARTLIF & CRS
ii,hbne i1,'1Clhib$n.
HURON ROAD EAST`
Mr. *William Ball, Mr. . Harold
Sprung of Londesboro and iHugh
Ball spent a couple of days recently
at Toronto and Niagara.
Mr, Stuart Bali and Miss Gory
Story of Oshawa spent the week -end
and holiday with the former's par -
ants, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. -Ball. .
Mr. and, Mrs. John Hanshe.w of
Toronto have been spending the past
week with Mr. and Mrs. Geo Van-
derburgh.
At TED
OLD TIME PHOTOS
for
OUR Z4)O IN ANTIQUE SHOP
HOSPITAL BAZAAR WEEK
KINDLY LEAVE Ti•IEM
With Miss Florence Cuninghaine.
66
of Days
99
Makes one Want a Cool Drink
Dry Gingerale and Other Popular
Drinks.
Delivered to your home for only $1.00
for 24 bottles.
. Also Agents for Canada Dry
New Reduced Prices
New "Health Rolls" Baked Daily,
These Rolls tire "New" and Delicious
Our wagon passes your home, try
then; for a real treat or phone 68.
PARTY ICE CREAM
Wendorf's Bakery
& CONFECTIONERY — Makers of
"Whole Wheat" and "Snowflake"
BREAD
PHONE 68
Perhaps you are Pick -
'lug a Wedding Gift
Or just Something for
a ."Friend
'Call in and see• nun na' line 62
Ovenware, something' useful 'and ince
enough for any 'talil2,
ate arleo halve a Ile* 'knelt of Stain-
less Steel i{Iai'2es, :at reduced juices.
Per 'the ,1Shb*ear, our Holland
'Granif4W i e is just the thing, or oar
Altiimihiiiii:Wifee at 'eciali' $?rices:
sxawkins
W1ID VARE and PLUMBING
Phone 244
YOUR CHANCE FOR BARGAINS
As Usual We are Running Our August Furniture Sale, But This
• Year We are Going to Make it
BIGGER AND BETTER THAN EVER
Our plan is to reduce the price on all lines -of Furniture so that
you will receive real values and great savings. So if you are think-
ing of getting Furniture it will surely pay you to buy this month.
We have a wonderful stock f nom which to select. Colne early,
we will put away anything you want, for future delivery,
Clinton Hardware & Furniture Co.
A THOUGHT FG l' THE AY
The merchant who buys -from the manufacturer in carload lots
invariably buys at a lower price than one who purchases in :,mall
quantities The enormous buying power of seven hundred merchants •
who form the Superior Stores Chain enables them to purchase at
rock -bottom prices These savings, are, in turn, passed on to •the
customer, therefore, we say, "It is a wise customer who buys from
Superior Stores." -
;Challenge Corn
Starch, per pkg. ..09e
Kellogg's. Corn Flakes
1 ' p,' , , .25c
'Sts3risckgslardfor Quality., .Pear
.No. 4, 3 this
Maple Leaf Salmon, 1-2 lb. 19c •
Maple Leaf Salmon, 1 ib.. 350
Toddy, 1-2 ib. tin 33c. 1 Ib. 53e
Tomato Juice, No. 1
2 tins for 19c
1Ckovala Health Salts 2 tins 35e
Clark's Spaghetti, lge - tin 10c
Green Giant Peas„ tin .•,19e
•
Lifebuoy? Health Soap
8 cakes for ,......21c1
Royal York Tea '
1-2 lb. pkg. for ".25c
Raspberry or Strawberry,
Jam, 40 oa jar .39a
Palmolive Soap, 1 cake free
with 3 for • 25c
McLaren's Fruit Punch ,25c
Fray Bentos Corned Beef
per tin . 19c
Shrimps, per tin 25c
Chloride of Lime, lge, tin 15c
LEAVE YOUR ORDER FOR PICKLING CUCUMBERS
J. T. NicKN IT & SON
CLINTON, ONT. PHONE 111
r
FULL LINE OF
Batioing
G,It Nets
x�,:
Bathing Suits $1.00 to $2.75
Goll Sets $3,00 to $5.50 l;
DRY CYINING OR PISSST G OVERCOAT OR SUIT, $1,50
Veteran `I'atilors Phone 224w
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