The Clinton News Record, 1931-08-13, Page 8CL
TON -NEWS RECORD
TIIUItSDA.Y,. AUIG'UST 13,'1931;
a CLINTON'S LENDING JEWELERY -STORE \
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Standard Quality Pearl
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ALL CHINA IN OUR STORE IS REDUCED
AND MUST BE SOLD.
Call and See •Our Bargains
. 0. JOUNSON
Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry
Next Hovey's Drug Store. Jeweller and, Optician
Snap
hats,
$2.00
.29c
About
tiful
sortment
Etc.
SEE
MEN'S
MEN'S
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e Vats
..M,.,To Clear at Half - Price
We have a Mee assortment of this year's Straws in Sailoreand'
rim Styles. As we do not intend to carry over one of these
out they go at Half Price:'
Hats for $1.00; $1.50 Eats for 75c; • $1,00 Hats for 50e
DIMITIES TO CLEAR' AT ....... .... .. • . 19c
100 yds. Nice Fancy Dimities, regularly sold at 29e yd. for 19C
85c• HEAVY RAYON MATERIAL AT 28e •
Special Buy enables us to pass en to our customers this beau-
Cloth at less than Half Price. This Cloth coines in a nice as-
of colors and is Suitable for Dresses, Draperies, ,cushions,
OUR MEN'S PANTS AT , $1.19 and $1.35
SOX AT 15e Pair
•WORK.' SHIRTS AT .. • . .. • ,. , . , . 59e
BALANCE,OF SUMMER GOODS AT BARGAIN PRICES.
Plumsteel Bros.
EXCLUSIVE DEALERS, "CLOTHES OF QUALITY"
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LAMB STEW, PER LB. , 15c'
HOME-MADE SAUSAGE, PER. LB. • -10e
20 -LB. PAIL SCIHNEIDER'S PURE LARD AT 02.00
SPRING DUCKS FOR WEEK -END, ALSO VEAL AND LAMB
CHOICE THRESHING ROASTS IN PORK AND BEEF
KINDLY ORDER THE DAY BEFORE. FOR EARLY DELIVERY '
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” CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET "
Phone 162 " _- Huron Street.
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their'businese
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gsent as Robinson's
J. R. 'Maker,
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Merchants; are
furniture,
in the store known
be in the charge
a certificate as
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IIPLUMBING
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- HARDWARE,
a. Phone 147w
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LEGTrtiC WIRING
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THE SCHOOL' OF., CCl11e
CLINTON; OWT:111210'
Offers you the Practical Business Training that has, made it
possible fpr our scores of atedents;Io obtain and hold positions in
thiS time of -depression, because of their high standard of efficiency.
next year 1 'n hor-
Prapare'ta be one' or the employed n x y r by t ct g. a t
ough and Practical Coininrercgi (Course NOW.- " '
WE OFFER YOU THE FOLLOWING COURSES:—
Secretarial, GeneTralOffice, Stenographic; Commercial
Special Courses Arranged.:.
Fal iTerihopensSept ::8th,,.1931
'Write or 'phone for pai'trcul-,rs' itis to"Onerses; •Feet, Books,. Etc,, to
Phone 198.
M. A..S.CONEE,'Cbm Specialist B. F. WARD, 13 A.,
' 'icralPrint;pal, Prir.ei33;z1,
It is only the flowing stream that
has power, the speedier it flolvs the
greater its power. The fundamental,
trouble with business to -day is ' the
stream is not flowing, goods are not
moving Articles on a shelf M. our
store perform no real service. In
no other period of their .'existence' do',
they serve so little.purpose,_ On their'
way to us they have:eontributed to
the earnings of many, in their mak-
ing, their transportation, their sel-
ling, their invocing, and other' goods
we buy and You in turnbuy will do
likewise.
Merchandise ceases to profit when
it ceases to travel, hence, we have
arranged in our south window a
quantity •of goods In some cases
they are ends of stock, in other cases''
they. are for anunknown reason just,;
"slow moving" or again they may re-
present our errors in judgment of
values or elegance. Some were pec-'
ed as 'high as $1.50. We offer you
your choice for 50e.
It is just ploughing 'back into our
business, the money we have spent
and hope in small part to re -possess
'that' we may make attempt to enrich
our future business, and unlock our
buying power.
Recovery of business, when it
comes, will not blow a whistle nein
-resort to •other forms of showman-
ship, but will steal up so quietly that
probably it will have to be well on
the way to ',achievement before it
can:be recognized with certainty. in
fact it may: have already begun,
and we know it not.
Tie W. D. Fair Co.
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
VIII I'll d IlTRU n111110 1, r 111.81E1j
Miss Isabel Holmes is spending a
holiday with London friends.
Miss Ida Walkinshaw who has been
holidaying in Bayfield has return-
ed.
Miss Pat Craig of Goderich is visit-
ing Mrs. W. Cochrane for two
weeks,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rumball of Ot-
tawa are visiting Mrs. Clara
Rumball.
Miss N. Bentley has retdrned from
her holidays whieh she spent in
Bayfield,
Miss Helen Fisher of Denver, Color-
ado, is the guest of Mrs. R. 10
'Manning.
Mr, 13111 Kutch and Miss Dorothy
Mutch motored to Midland last
week -end.
Rev. and Mrs. R. F. Irwin of Cottam
called on Clinton friends a few
days last week.
Mrs. Cree Cook end Miss Viola Fra-
ser have returned from a motor
trip through Muskoka.
Mrs. Terence Tierney who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Maguire
has returned to Toronto.
Mr. Karg Wilken left this morning
for Windsor after spending the
past fortnight in Clinton.
Miss Pheobe Wakefield of Constance
has been visiting friends in Clin-
ton for a few days this week.
Mayo S. S. Cooper left yesterday :for
Monrovia, Calif., to visit , his
daughter, Mrs. Percy Ladd.
Mr. F, A. Wiggins of Toronto was in
town over the week -end and called
on many of his Clinton friends.
Mrs, (Dr.) Hossack and daughter.
Miss Dorothy, of Innerkip are vis-
iting Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Roberton.
Miss Clark returned Monday after a
fortnight's holiday with relatives,
in Toronto, Stroud and Pickerinv.
>Tr. and Mrs. T. McCrea of Detroit
spent the week end as guests of
the former's sister,.. Mrs G. D.
Roberton,
Mr. E: W. M. Parsley ;joined a party
last' week, at 'Niagara Falls and
proceeded to Northern Ontario on
a prospecting tour.
Mrs. James McConnell, who has been
spending some time with her
slaughter in Buffalo is renewing
old acquaintances lir .town, •
Mr,/'and Mrs. W'. Tanner have re-
turned . from their • motor .trip
through the., Eastern States and
are visiting at the former's home
in Paisley, •
Mr.: Edward Dale of London motored
up last week, bringing with him
his mother, Mrs. Arthur Dale, who
had been undergoing treatment •in
Victoria Hospital. •
Misses Grace • and 'Ruth Verner have
completed their summer courser
at Western University and are
•spending the • remainder of the.
month of August with their Moth-
• er, Mrs, Flora Yert ler,
Mr., and Mrs. Elgin Green of Guelph
spent the week -end at the home of
Mr. and • Mrs Fred Manly. 05
;their return they were aeco't tpal-
ie by,Miss Lois 'Rarely, who -,will
dYs
spend a fortnight with ithern,
3Iiss Ruth Dale, who spent ten days
or. 'so witlr'her 'par'ents, 113fr, and
�
• Mrs. Arthur'Dale, returned to
Chicago 'on 'Mdhilay. Miss Dale
had enjoyed a cruise on the; Great
'Lakes prior to lies• visit"'at her
htlnrt.
Mee.'Johh Watkins bras rat8rrled from
a visit with • her daughter ;Mrsa
Olive of 11'amtlton, r
Mrs.: Ws;t:
king and 14liss Olive 'visited '7liiss
'Mai y Watkins of St Catharines
,and. spent "a- Weelt.fen<l at Niiigara
S alis.
or Au
gist. al+e Vit► tir
Blue Ribbon, pound
Maxwell,' pound
C. ' & S., pound
49c
55c
55c
Bey 3 foo cafes
PA. (m. 'goAr
for
and get FREE 23C .
I f„ll,ize package
P LMO BEAD
uLimitod Sapp(r B+4 Now.
uIC w'�8�lrs'i�l�
Fancy Assorted Cakes 19c
Brpoley's (2 ib.)
Fruit Cake 35c
New Potatoes, peck 15c.,
Star Ammonia, 4 pkgs., 25c
Castile Soap, 10 calces: 25c
Our Own Tea, pound 49c.
Blue Ribbon Teal
with Coupon 49
this
0,9 weerec
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FRIGIDAIRE SPECIAL'S
Bologna, per pound 19c Tomatoe Loaf, per pound 20c Picnic Ham, pound; . 25c
Cottage Roll, per pound 28c Special this week, 3 pounds of Lard 30c
CLINTON'S BIG
CORNER GROCETEIUAWe To
Phone 48
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Where
"Sells for Less"
Price Prevails
AUBURN
Mr. Jas. Dawson of Detroit spent
the week -end here 'with relatives.
Mr. Henry Snyder and son, Jack
of Goderieh and Mrs, Frank Wright
and babe of Melbourne were visitors
at the home .of Mr. and Mrs. J. Fer-
guson on Friday last.
Mr. and Mrs, W'm. Wise of Goder-
kit township were visitors here on
Sunday last.
Mr. W. Wallis and Mrs. Chas.
Wallis of Clinton and Mrs ''red
Wallis and babe of Now York vis-
ited at the home of Mr and Mrs.
0, E. Erratt on Sunday afternoon.
Mr, and Mrs. B. D. Munro and
family attended a Munro picnic at
Rodney on Wednesday.
Messrs. A. J. Ferguson, L, Buch-
anan and W. 13radneck were it
London Wednesday, celebrating
Derry Day.
• LONDESBORO
Master Melvyn Brundson, who has'
been visiting for the past three
weeks at Ingersoll returned borne
Sunday, accompanied by his aunt
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. George
Beattie,
,The Brundsons;and Adams held a
very enjoyable reunion recently at
Bayfield, the event being held in
lionor of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Adams
of Seattle, Wash. The afternoon
was spent in games and swimming
and all partook ' of the good things
provided on heavily laden tables of.
deli caeies.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Adams left on
Thursday to visit. Mr. and Mrs. A.
Brundson of Tugaske, Sask., en route
to their own home in Seattle.
Mr. acid Mrs. d', C. Adams enter-
tained a number in honor of their
son Edwin's birthday, After the
first course of their supper had been
served the house- was put in darkness
and a lighted birthday cake centered
the table. After supper the net of
the evening wal spent in a very
pleasant manner. Before leaving all
guests joined hands and sang, "F'or
he's a jolly- good fellow"
Mr, and Mrs James Woodman of
Chatham were :called to the bedside
of bis father en Sunday, Mr S. Wood -
who died en Tuesday, August 17.th.
The funeral Will be held on Friday
afternoon. Service at the house
commences at half -past two,
Miss Mary Jamieson has return-
Have
eturn
Have You
ed to Toronto after a pleasant holi-
day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. Jamieson,
Mr. and Mrs. W. Lyon, Miss Laudy
Young and Miss Belle Scott attend-
ed the Nile school reunion picnic
which was held in Harbour Park,
Gederich, last Saturday afternoon
-The day was ideal and all enjoyed
the outing with the friends of the
Nile section,
ED
OLD TIME PHOTOS
foe
OUR ZOO IN ANTIQUE SHOP
HOSPITAL BAZAAR WEEK
KINDLY LEAVE TITEM
With Miss Florence Cuninghatue.
i
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 RoIis" Baked Daily,
These Rolls are "New" and Delicious
Our wagon passes yorir 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-
ing a Wedding Gift
"dried (Or just Something for
Tim IIPI OP 1.418~SAASolt•
VE AilOR''S,
GI IRALE
Si verwu ad's Ice Cream
1N BR'CCIC, . OR BMX ..
'at ..
BARTI}:AFF 8r CSICH
Phone 1 Clinthn;
a Friend
Call in and sea. our . new line of.
Ovenware, soanething useful and nice
enough for any table.
Wte also have anew stock of %tafn-
less Steel Knives, at reduced prices.
?or the Shower, otic Holland
G'ranitevcdp>`e is just the thing, or our
Aluntiri'11nWare at "Special" Prices..
TO Hawkins
HARDWARE and PLUMBING
b'irtine 244 •
YOUR: CHANCE FOR BARGAINS
As Usual We' are Running Our August Furniture Sale, Ent 'Litre
Year We cull Going to Make it •
BIGGER • ANO 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 sr rely pay ,you to buy' this montk'a
W'e have .a wonderful stock f rout. which to select. Come early,
we will put away anything you want, far future delivery,
Clinton Hardware & Furniture Co..
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A THOUGHT FOR THE ' '#AY
The merchant who buys from the manufacturer in carload lots
invariably buys at a lower price than one who purchases in small
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
tlCellogg's Corn Flakes
9 pkgs.' for 25c,
Standard Quality Pearl
No. 4, 3 tins ,.-.,,25e
• Maple Leaf Salmon; 12 ib: ilic
Maple Leaf Salmon, 1 lb., 35c
Toddy, 1-2 lb. tin 33c. 1 lb.' 53c
Tomato Juice, No. 1
2 tins for , . ...19e
Eltovah Health Salts 2 tins 35c
G'arb's Spaghetti, ]ge-tin 100
Lifebuoy TIealth Soap
. 3 cakes for 21e:
Royal York Tea
1-2 Ib. pkg, for 25e
Raspberry or Strawberry:
Jam, 4.0 oz. jar 399'
Palmolive Soap, 1 cake free
with 3 for .. 25c
McLaren's Fruit Punch ..,25e
Fray Bentos Corned Beef
per tin . 19e
Shrimps, per tin 250
Chloride of Lime, lge. tin 15c
Green Giant Peas„ tin ..19e
LEAVE YOUR ORDER FOR PICKLING CUCUMBERS
J. T.c`KN M SON
CLINTON, ONT. PHONE 111
FULL LINE OF
Uathhig' suits and
dolt Sets`
Bathing Suits
Golf Sats
.Q'1.00 to 235
$3:00 to $5.50
DRY CLEANING- 013 PRESSING OVERCOAT OR SUIT, $11.60
DAVIS
Veteran Tailors Phone' 224w
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