HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1931-08-20, Page 8THE CLINTON-NEWS ItECORTS
THURSDAY, AEGU,ST 20, 931
CLINTON'S
CLINTON'S LEADING.JEWELERY!STORE
ALL CHINA IN OUR STORE IS REDUCED
AND: MUST BE SOLD.
Call and See Our Bargains
11. H. JOHNSON
Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry
Nest Hovey's Drug Store. - Jeweller and Optician
It ,is only -the :flowing stream th i
las power, the speedier' i1 flows the
greater its power. The fundamental
Jfronble with business' to -day is' the
stream is not flowing, goods are not
moving. ' Artihes on a shelf in our.
store perform no real service, In
no other periods of their existence do
they serve 00 :little purpose. On their
way to els they have contributed' to
the earnings of many, in their mak-
ing, their transportation, their sel-
ling, their invoeing,-and other goods
we buy and you in turn buy will do
likewise.
bier's dine Straw x a
To Clear at Half Price
We have a nice assortment of this year's Straws in Sailors and
Snap Brim Styles. As we do not intend to carry over one, of these
hats, out they -go at Ralf Price:
$2.00 Hats for $1.00; $1.50 'Hats for 75c; $1.00 Hats for 50c
29c DIMITIES TO CLEAR AT " 19e
About 100 yds. Nice Fancy Dimities, regularly sold at 29e yd..for 19g
85e HEAVY RAYON MATERIAL AT 38c
A Special Buy enables us to pass on our customers this beau-
tiful Cloth at less than Half Price. This Cloth conies in a nice as-
sortment of colors and is Suitable for Dresses, Draperies, Cushions,
Etc.,
SEE OUR MEN'S PANTS AT $1.19 and $1.35
MEN'S SOX AT 15e Pair
MEN'S WORK SHIRTS AT 59e
.AND BALANCE OF SUMMER GOODS AT BARGAIN PRICES.
Plumsteel Bos.
EXCLUSIVE DEALERS, "CLOTHES OF QUALITY"
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BOME=MADE SAUSAGE, PER LB.
LAMB STEWS, PER LB.
FRONT QUARTER ROASTS OF LAMB
VEAL ROASTS, PER LB.
..15o
..,12e
15e
ER LB.
.CHOICE SPRING DUCKS
15e
KINDLY ORDER THE DAY BEFORE FOR EARLY DELIVERY
• CONNELL & TYtaiD LU
" CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET "
Phone 162 Huron Street.
ANNUUCR. EST
S1ITP1S R AND PERDUE, Hardware Merchants, are extending
1' their business to include funeral service and furniture.
0 These new services will be eondueted in the store known at pre -
Li ' sent as Robinson's Grocery Store and will be in the charge of Mr••
11 J. 11.'Valker, the New Partner, who holds a certificate as a qualified
licensed embalmer and,funeral director and has had a wide exper-
ience in -this profession and is joining the firm in the best interests
pof the community. '
0 Further announcements in regard tb these •services -will appear
in the columns of this paper° •
BUTTER &P'ERDUE
PLUIiIBING
HARDWARE, ELECTRIC WURING
• Phone 147w
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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 an unknown: reason just
"slow moving or again they may re-
present our errors , in judgment of
values or elegance. Some were pric-
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 onr
buying power. •
Recovery of business, when it
conies, will not blow a whistle nor
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. Ir
fact it may have already begun,
and we know it not.
THE SCHOOL OF COMMERCE
CLINTON, ONTARIO
Offers you the Practical Business Training that has nuidle it
possiblefor our , ' es ;af sftidents; to, obtain and hold, positions in
sco}
this time of depression, be'cause c their h%gh standard of•effieiency.
'Prepare to be one of the ,employed next year by taking • a thor-
ough and Practical Commercial Course NOW.
WE OFFER ,YOU THE FOLLOWING COURSES:--
Secretarial, General Office, Stenographic, Commercial
Special Courses Arranged..
ran Teem ; opens Sept. 8th, 1931
Write or phone for partleulars as. to Courses, Fees; ,Books, Etc., to
Phone 198.
M, A. STONE, Coni, Specialist R. P. WARD, B. A.,
Vice -Principal. w Principal.
Tie W. D. Fair Go.
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
Miss Ruth Shobbrook of • Toronto
was home over the week -end.
Misses Jean Match and Elva Cook
arecamping at Burks this week.
Miss Marion Stele, R.N., of Oshawa
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. George
Shipley.
Miss Rudd returned home Thursday
last 'after a holiday spent at Ken-
sington, F.E.t '
Mr. S. Ralson of Toronto was the
week -end guest of Ma. and Mrs,
J. W. Shobbrook,
Mrs. J. E. Cook is spending a couple
of weeks with Mr, ante Mrs. Bert
Pridham of Detroit.
Miss Louise Mason of Toronto spent
a couple of days last week as the
guest of Miss Mabel Clarlc,
Mrs. 3, T. Ross of Toronto is spend-
ing the week with her mother,
Mrs. Permelia Cook of toren.
Mr, and Mrs. G. E. Hall and Miss
Evelyn and Miss Eileen ' Rumball
motored to Simooe on Saturday.
Mr. Jack Gibbings, who has been
taking a summer course in Toron-
to, returned home on Thursday
last.
Mrs. Johnson, Mr. Bert Johnson
and Miss Betty of Chippewa are
visiting the formrer's son, Mr. W.
L. Johnson of town,
Mr. and Mrs. Willard of Buffalo
have returned home after a visit
with the lady's parents, Mr, and
Mrs. J. W. Shobbrook.
Dr. and Mrs. M. A, Shipley and
Mary Ann of Kirkland Lake, have
been visiting at the home of the
Doctor's mother, IMIrs. George
Shipley.
Mr. Frederick Colquhoun of Toronto,
actuary for the Imperial Life In-
suraneo Company, was the guest
on Sunday of'.his aunt, Mrs. Eli-
zabeth Kennedy.
Rev. and Mrs. Anderson and dough -
ter of Carrol, Mae., -visited last
week at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
U. Tennison and Mr. and Mrs.. R.
J. Fisher of town.
Mr. and Mf;s. It. Tasker and. Miss
Jean visited last' week in St.
Catharines and on their return
were accompanied by Miss Mar-
garet, y+ho had spent a longer holi-
day with relatives 'there.
Mrs. McKever and Mr. Frank Moore
of Toronto spent the week -end
with Mr, and Mrs. J. W. Snob-
brook. Mrs. Moore and Miss
Shirley, who have been -visiting
•here returned home with them,
Mrs. Wan. Rowlett • and daughter,
Miss Helen, of Ypsilanti, Mielr.
and Misses Sarah and Minnie Mos-
her of
os-herof Pontiac are en a ten days'
visit with the . former's sisters,
Mrs. Minnie Cole and Mrs. Per-
melia Cook.
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�iOCE:T�;
SpeciaL CSale of
Groceries
mmer
and the
Sugar Crisp Corn Flakes
3 packages 2'5c
Pep or Bran, each • 10c
Fancy Assorted Cakes 19c
Large Bottle of Olives 39c,
FRIGI DAIRE
Picnic Hams, lb. 25c
Cottage Rolls, lb. 28c
Breakfast Bacon 25c
FREE
DELIVERY
i1-
eginning of
F10
f z^';.UIT
Fancy package of assorted
Cakes for picnics 35c
Sweet Pickles 39c
Lavelle Water Bottle 15c
Moody's Blueing, pkg. 5c
NEW VALENCIA
RAISINS, 2 lbs.
NEW AUSTRALIAN
RAISINS, 2 lbs.
Macaroni, 3 lbs. 25c
Special Black Tea, 3-$1.00
Special Coffee, lb. 29c
Cocoa, per pound 19c
Blue Ribbon Tea 49c
Blue Ribbon C9ffee - 49c
FRIGf rAI E
Lard, 3 lb. pkg. 30c
Variety Loaf 35c
Jellied Corn Beef 30c
CLINTON'S BIG
CORNER GROCETERIA
Phone 48
Where
"Sells for Less"
Price Prevails
FREE
DELIVERY
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Mr. W. J. Argent returned on Fri-
day after a motor tripeast as afar
-as Halifax and other points in
the Maritimes. He left this
morning for Toronto, being ac-
companied by kis sister, M'rs. W,
,Castle,' and three sons, who have
been visiting. his /tether, Mrs. Ar-
gent,
Mr, and Mrs. J. T. Watts and fam-
ily, who, have . been visiting in
Clinton for some weeks, ' left on
Sunday to spend a few- days in
Forest with friends. They will be
joined there: by'Rev, and Mrs. An-
derson and daughter and the party
will motor basic to Carroll,itlsas.,
in company, While here Mr. and
Mrs. Watts and family also visit-
ed at London, Guelph and Niagara
Falls. They came east to visit
,Mrs. Watts' parents, ltD. and Mrs.
R. Jennison. t
AY
CARNIVAL 3 DAY
A U -G U S T 24th, 28th aiiid 26th.
ST. JOSEPII'S elle? RC'II IIALI, AND GROUNDS
CLINTON
A slight change from the 500 supper previously announced has
been deemed advisable. Meals will be served every day a la carte
and a very wholesome and tasty repast for as low as 25e is assured
everybody. A nominal fee of 25e will be charged to dance patrons
on the concluding evening to defray the expenses of the orchestra.
For further -announcements please listen in to Station C.F,C.0.,
247.9 metres, 1210 kilocycles, Chatham, on Sunday, August 23rd at
-6.15 p.m. Eastern Standard Time, also to speeial recording on the
Radio -Phone, combination on display at the Morrish Clothing Com-
pany's store, Clinton,
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FOR ANTIQUES
at
HOSPITAL, BAZAAR AND
ANTIQUE DISPLAY
the week of
OCTOBER 17TH
Prizes awarded for the following:
Collection of Antique Furniture;
Guns of all kinds; Coins and Stamps
Dishes, Silverware, Crockery;` Birds
and Animals'; Laces and -Costumes;
Photographs and Snaps; Pictures;
Mueleal Instruments
Sae Miss O'Neil or Mrs. R. H.
•Johnson, •
OLD TIME PHOTOS
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OUR ZOO IN ANTIQUE SHOT'
HOSPITAL BAZAAR WEEK
KINDLY LEAVE TEEM
With Miss Florence Cuninghame,
Have
You- Tried,
THE HIT OF THE SEASON
VE4`:L TN 9
GINGERALE
Silverwood's Ice Cream
IN BRICK OR BULK
at
BA TUFF & CRICH
Phone 1, Clinton,
of Days"
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 are "New" and Delicious
Our wagon passes your home, try
them :for. a real treat or phone 68,
PARTY ICE CREAM .
Wendorf's akery
& CONFECTIONERY — Makers of
"Whole Wheat" and "Snowflake"
BREAD
PHONE 68
Perhaps you are Pick-
ing a Wedding Gift
Or just Something for
a Friend
Call in and see our new line of
Ovenware, • something useful and nfee
enough for any table.
We also have a new stock of ae stain-
less Steel Knives, at du ed prices.
For the -Shower, our • Reiland
Graniteware is just the thing, or our
Alumimnnware at "Special" Prices,
T. Hawkins
HARDWARE and PLUMBING
?hong 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 re rely pay you to buy this month.
We have a wonderful stock f rom -which to select. Come early,
we will put away anything you want, for future delivery.
Clinton Hardware & Furniture Co.
WHAT IT MEANS TO YOU
When you deal at your Superior Store you are patronizing
fellow townsman and buyiinf at to w prices made- possible by the
combined buying power of nearly seven hundred progressive Mer-
chants. Support kcal trade and save money by dealing at your
Superior Store. -
WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
Clark's Pork & Beans
3 tins for . 25c
Panshino
per tin . . , . .....080
Sunlrghe Soap
10 bars ford .49c'
14lanyflowers Soap, 3 for ..170
01d English Finerwax, lb. 69e
Choice rink ,Sahnon, 2 tins 25e
Pure Lard, per ib. 10c
Crown Jars, small, doz. 99e
Crown Jars, med., doz. ..51.09
lAyime2 Catsup
12 es,, 2 for • 23c
Royal York Tea
1-2 lb. pkg. for ..25c
Raspberry or Strawberry
1 Jana, 40 oz. jar —39e
39e
Interlake Toilet Paper 3 for 25c
Drum. Pastry Flour, 7 lbs. 190
24 lbs. for....... -..,56e
Marshall's -Herring lge. ]tin 23c
Choice Blue Rose Rice, 2 Ib.190
Seo our window Display of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
MEATS—Special for Thursday, Friday and SaturdaY
Kindly phone your order early for an early delivery
J. T. McKNIGHT6SON
CLINTON, ONT. PHONE 111
4v^aew+.roo«
FULL LINE OF
Bathing suits an
Golt
c
$1.00 to $2.75
$3.00 to $5,50
s
,
Bathing. Suits
Golf Sets
DRY CLEANING OR PRESSING Oi 7iC0AT OR SUIT, 51.50
DAVIS.
' Veteran Tailors Phone' 224ve
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