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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1931-08-27, Page 8CLINTON'S LEADING lEIVEIIER1 S 'COBE'.'?; • B;1i66.�9?1� IAC CNIDA ALL CHINA IN OUR STORE IS REDUCED AND MUST BE SOLD. Call ..and 'See w Our Bargains l . H. JOHNSON • GraduateofToronto' College.of Ortometry Next Hovey's Drug Store. Jeweller and 'Optician 1 i....... _ -Qualitq--.449- a 3yrj//'/I Meats- -i ► : :i k, n a i`I I 11 a , 'CIS . • rizes • TIP TOP ,AERIAL DERBY.'SPONS'OEED 13Y TIP TOP TAILORS, LTD. Starting and rhilehing at Canadian National Exhibition Sept. '3121, 1931. DiStanoe 453 Air 14files. Fill in yore• Coupon at our Store, guessing 'the time taken and win One of the ;gash Prizes. Everyone 14 years and 'over is entitled to one guess. The new lip Top Fall Samplis 'are now here and .are more wonderful values than ever, See the, New Genuine !" eongora" Pile .Gyercoatings, made to your order at regular pri' :$24.0:0 r • • Plumsteel Bros. p 0 El o o ,g SSllTTE&PERDTE PLUMBING HARDWARE, ' 'ELECTRIC 'WIRING 'r Phone '1474 ` w,3, �.. CQF9ELD ELECTRIC WASHER °""$8900 RANGETTKS, = ELEC IG PLATES; TOASTERS; IRONS,ETC, SEE SPECIAL RADIO ADVERTISEMENT ,0 PAGE 6 • LONDON ROAD, Mr. Joe Jager, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.. Jager, Mr. JameseBiggins and MiesP Gordon of Slt Gilead,. Ohio; eptient •` few days "'' Walth friend? in the neig,ta horhood lastweek'. and called oneMl. and Mrs. Joe'- Clegg wbto' pu e tared the home .re their cousin, the late John Biggins. • Mr. Les. Hanly and Master Bobbie, Toronto, spent the week{ c.nd faith Mr. °i4iervyn lianly. N 'Mr. Jack Stephdrienp cies an,. r #` Misses Emma and Doreen of Fort Ar- thur visited ,with Mr. andM'ca, Wal- ter, Swiflj 1s' on S.}inlay,, ' ''The •truekersomith Ladies Club ;!rove over and spent a very seeial after- •noen, with the London, Road club on Wednesday of i'astyweek at their re- gelar meeting atl.the lrolne.; of N1ag:' ITara�y " :Seg. l.. • I's The visiting'ladies' put on` a s :len didr ra e i m e p dg m of r ad ngs usr .and singing .apri a.5'tlic :weather j was fav- ourable they .all tool- advantage of the„lalvn and tea was served c }tside. Tiaext:meeting•:wil;,,,be held at the t uo qi,' Vlrsfi C, t 1 ] C1• neon , •. bir. and, Mrs.'' Frank Lane and babe spent the' week end With Mrs ;Land's mother at'.Clifford. • t What Junior. Jack ';or, sP}}ie • Master Jilin do not learn Premier' John ar :Sir' James do not .know THE C,Il TpN-NEWS RECORD d ' -On Tuesday next the bell •will.,, ding -dung to announce :the coming.. _outbreak of education, and our Book .Department will feature the •annual, selling a Text Books and Supliliest der students of Public.&,chod1t •and. :Collegiate Institute, Those required; for first\graders as vtiell as proud; seniors. Returning to sdhodl is a; more happy event when' the pupil 'is, hi possession of ample supplies—it, gives them poise•---esurance :and, confidence, while another year of, growthand Ore„rens awaits them. , We invite You to bring -your •needs i to - us where you will find a complete.' assortment •of' all '.'the great -'and' small' importances with some spe-' cialvales. Do not overlook aur Ex-' •ereise Bock, 200 pages, red hie* or blue' cover at two far 25c. Another worth shilej .article as our 50o de-' pendablePenteiler.ista4l5ard Slee Iead l repels and propels, fitted with c'l'ip, i asserted 'Calors. `Phe W D. Fair .Co. Often the,Qheapest--Always the Best i ',I URS'DP,.Y, AUGUST 27, 1o3 FR„ EE IDEALS A Pan'cn` e' `Knife with 1 ` porn, Crisco ''f`ox •27c This Stare will be open noon from All Our Prices will be R. e- 'dnced for Balance of the Month. FREE DEALS A•'package of Ivory Flakes with 3 Cally Snap for 23c -on Wednesday after- now on eau up 11u�� ia� �ami�er Cereals Rice” Krispies, 2 pkgs.. 20c ep - _ 20c Bran 20c Muffets " 25c Corn Flakes .• 3 pkgs. 25c 'New 'Cheese, pound 18c New Krait, Cheese, lb. 29c Velteeta, Cheese, pkg. 19c i....... _ -Qualitq--.449- a 3yrj//'/I Meats- (� I, • .--7,---• --- 1 Id, -4- / s`-•..--•,. epz.4•0_,...,..i . : _.,.......:i.• n.6.1.. ......:,,:x.t.........,_____,,...., ,„,., v.,444,0 ), r x„ SPRING,CIIICKEN1US AND DUCKS 4I`QTHEI SCHNEIDER'S :• 'URS e LAED, PER LB. . , . , BONELESS CORNED BEEF; PER LB. HOME-MADE HAD CHEESE PER LB, VEAL a;R ,AMB!'ROASTS, PER LB, ..... !t ., 0, .„ WEEK -END .. 10e 15e' . 10e . . . 15e _ KI IDLYVRDER THE DAY BEFORE FOR EARLY DELIVERY ,.t O,NN ELU & TYN'DAJ L, CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT ,, M[ARWET " Phonea102 ' ''' • Huron Street. p 0 El o o ,g SSllTTE&PERDTE PLUMBING HARDWARE, ' 'ELECTRIC 'WIRING 'r Phone '1474 ` w,3, �.. CQF9ELD ELECTRIC WASHER °""$8900 RANGETTKS, = ELEC IG PLATES; TOASTERS; IRONS,ETC, SEE SPECIAL RADIO ADVERTISEMENT ,0 PAGE 6 • LONDON ROAD, Mr. Joe Jager, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.. Jager, Mr. JameseBiggins and MiesP Gordon of Slt Gilead,. Ohio; eptient •` few days "'' Walth friend? in the neig,ta horhood lastweek'. and called oneMl. and Mrs. Joe'- Clegg wbto' pu e tared the home .re their cousin, the late John Biggins. • Mr. Les. Hanly and Master Bobbie, Toronto, spent the week{ c.nd faith Mr. °i4iervyn lianly. N 'Mr. Jack Stephdrienp cies an,. r #` Misses Emma and Doreen of Fort Ar- thur visited ,with Mr. andM'ca, Wal- ter, Swiflj 1s' on S.}inlay,, ' ''The •truekersomith Ladies Club ;!rove over and spent a very seeial after- •noen, with the London, Road club on Wednesday of i'astyweek at their re- gelar meeting atl.the lrolne.; of N1ag:' ITara�y " :Seg. l.. • I's The visiting'ladies' put on` a s :len didr ra e i m e p dg m of r ad ngs usr .and singing .apri a.5'tlic :weather j was fav- ourable they .all tool- advantage of the„lalvn and tea was served c }tside. Tiaext:meeting•:wil;,,,be held at the t uo qi,' Vlrsfi C, t 1 ] C1• neon , •. bir. and, Mrs.'' Frank Lane and babe spent the' week end With Mrs ;Land's mother at'.Clifford. • t What Junior. Jack ';or, sP}}ie • Master Jilin do not learn Premier' John ar :Sir' James do not .know THE C,Il TpN-NEWS RECORD d ' -On Tuesday next the bell •will.,, ding -dung to announce :the coming.. _outbreak of education, and our Book .Department will feature the •annual, selling a Text Books and Supliliest der students of Public.&,chod1t •and. :Collegiate Institute, Those required; for first\graders as vtiell as proud; seniors. Returning to sdhodl is a; more happy event when' the pupil 'is, hi possession of ample supplies—it, gives them poise•---esurance :and, confidence, while another year of, growthand Ore„rens awaits them. , We invite You to bring -your •needs i to - us where you will find a complete.' assortment •of' all '.'the great -'and' small' importances with some spe-' cialvales. Do not overlook aur Ex-' •ereise Bock, 200 pages, red hie* or blue' cover at two far 25c. Another worth shilej .article as our 50o de-' pendablePenteiler.ista4l5ard Slee Iead l repels and propels, fitted with c'l'ip, i asserted 'Calors. `Phe W D. Fair .Co. Often the,Qheapest--Always the Best i ',I URS'DP,.Y, AUGUST 27, 1o3 FR„ EE IDEALS A Pan'cn` e' `Knife with 1 ` porn, Crisco ''f`ox •27c This Stare will be open noon from All Our Prices will be R. e- 'dnced for Balance of the Month. FREE DEALS A•'package of Ivory Flakes with 3 Cally Snap for 23c -on Wednesday after- now on eau up 11u�� ia� �ami�er Cereals Rice” Krispies, 2 pkgs.. 20c ep - _ 20c Bran 20c Muffets " 25c Corn Flakes .• 3 pkgs. 25c 'New 'Cheese, pound 18c New Krait, Cheese, lb. 29c Velteeta, Cheese, pkg. 19c Certo, per bottle 29c Blue Ribbon Tea, Ib. 49c Blue Ribbon Coffee, lb. 49c Big Face 5c All Ja;;;:'s and Tar"1;alades. priced from 33c up. MI Soups Reduced Campbell's Tomato IOc Special Price n by the Sack on Saturday only Aylmer, all kinds,' 3 m 25c Loose Macar1Pni, 3,' lbs. 25:c Fancy Assorted Cakes to clear at 19c Soda Biscuits; lb. 15c Star Ammonia, 4 pkgs. 25c Bananas, per dozen 15c Oranges, per dozen • 33c EFRIGIDAIRE Lard, 3 lb. pkg. 30c Variety Loaf 35c Dutch Loaf 25c Mr. John Yesbeck of . London is spending a holiday in town. Miss Bessie Watt has been holiday- ing at Bayfield the past week. Mr. T. McMillan, M.P. was in town on Monday calling on his friends,' Mrs. G. L, Paisley was at Pert Al- bert for a few days over the week- end, Mr. Edgar Cross of Toronto spent the week -end with 'his family in town. ;- Miss Shirley Bowden --spent last week in Hamilton -with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hamden. Miss R. V. Irwin was visiting her sister, Mrs: Vesey of St. Marys, over the week -end. Mrs W. S. Downs of Toronto has been visiting, friends in Clinton during the past week. Miss' Esther Trewartha and her mot- her, Mrs. •N. W. Trewartha, took a motor trip up to Manitoulin last week. Mrs. 51. T. Corless rand Master Alvin have returned from a visit with Science Bill, Harriston and Bur- gessville friends. Miss Helen amine, who has spent the past week or ten days with Miss Eva Cluff, returned to her home in London en. Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Stokes of Tillsonburr• and Miss Livingstone of Toronto were guests last week of Mr. and Mrs. Jahn Rath, Ontario street. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Palk, who have been spending the summer with the latter's sister, Mrs. Edgar Cross, at the ladies' summer home in Clinton, left on Tuesday far their home at Warrington, North Carolina Mr. and Mrs. W. J, Nediger and Miss Helen rnotored to Hamilton on Sunday, Master Ernest Wood, who has been spending the holi- days with relatives here, returned home with them. Mr. and Mrs, M. T. Carless spent a day in Brantford recently. Ilfiss Dorothy, who had spent a holiday with her brother, Mr. Benson Get - less, of that city, returned home. with her parents. Mr. 3, L. Ker i• 'of 'Brussels was in town on • Friday afternoon. He had been informed that the funer- al ee. the late D. L. Macpherson would be .held that day, came down tc attend it, but found that it had been the day before. Rev. Dr, aid Mrs. Medd and Miss Medd of W:elIand left Saturday for their home after spending a week with the. feemer's brother and Mrs. Medd's brother, Mr. J. G. Medd and I41r.' W. Hiles of Clinton v and other relatives at •Londesboro. rr Mr. and Mrs. t:; J. Wallis and Mr, W. Wallis and Mr. and Mrs•. T. R. Jenkins and,.Miss Maty Jenkins attended"tilt funeral of their cons. in, Mr, Runeiman of Stratford,. one of the victims of the areoplane crash at Fort Francis last week, who was bunted at Stra!£nrd on. Sunday. Miss Jeer ;Middletpn, who has been. holidaying, at her home, Sunnyview Farm, the Amen road, has been. • spending the last eaeple cf weeks of . it with her brother; Mr. Geo. Middleton of Columbus, Ohio; and Will return to Toronto to resume. 15ciy, teaching irinuies• at the first of r.S@ptember.*9 112ese s, Joseph ''• and Jacob Taylor, Toronto; Welham Taylor 'of Chic-. I age; o; rae a for - _ s I and S L. ?i? v , Len-- don; Jahn Taylor, Hamilton . and Stephen Taydb , Minnedosa, Man., visited CbntAli,; one day last ,week-;: coming• up ,to 'visit the graves . 'af ':.heir .rarentsy whoare buried:'in li teR eeniet'ery. ''They iry'to get PACT' every few '"Years for a, h itl',y.t reunion-, and this meats a visit tc, the oldhome town. tr . T. O'NEIL1 CLINTON'S BIG CORNER GROCETERIA Phone 48 Where "Sells for Less" Price Prevails ;BEE DELIVERY AUBURN Miss Gertrude •,Snyder of Gode- rich visited:Iter grandparents, Mr. and Hrs. John ]♦ergeson one . day last week. • • Miss Hazel Young of Loyal spent a few days last week with Miss NOTICE Your attention is drawn to clause 40 of the Standard interpetation of rates of the Ii .P.G. of Ontario, which reads as follows: ,"When the consumer is 15 days in arrears for two months` service, the service SHALL 'be discontinued • and ser- vice SHALL NOT be given again un- til -payment is made in full, includ- ing a eharge of 'one 'dollar for the cost of re -connecting: Such discon- tinuance of service does not relieve the consumer of the liability for are rears or for his service charge or minimum bills for the balance of the. term of contract." Clause 48: "No. prompt payment discount shall he allowed unless the bill is paid on or before the last dis- count day. This rule shall be un-. partially enforced." Clinton Public Utilities Commission FOR ANTIQUES at HOSPITAL BAZAAR, AND ANTIQUE DISPLAY the week of OCTOBER 17TH Prizes awarded 'dor the ,following: Collection of Antique Furniture; Guns of ell kinds; Coins and .Stamps Dishes, Silverware, Crockery; Birds and Animals; Laces.: and - Costumes; Photographs and Snaps; Pictures; Musical` Instruments • See Miss O'Neil or Mrs.•'R. H. Johnson. ' Have You • " ried. THE HIT OF THE SEASON VERNOR'S GINGERALE Silverwood9 s.Ice Cream IN BRICK OR BULK _ at BARTI�I `84CRICH- 4` Phone. 1,".Clinton, - • Ethel Wlashingt 'n A gang of men are busy this week giving the bridge a coat of paint. Rev. Mr. Shaw of Nile will have charge of the service in Knox Uni- ted church on Sunday next, while Rev. Dr. Mortimore • takes anniver- sary •services. at Port Albert. btr. and Mrs. W. J. Thompson spent a day in London this week. NORMA A.T.C.M. Teacher of PIANO & THEORY Clinton, Ontario 0t ays" vy t,\7 Makes one Want a Cool Drink Dry Gingerale and -Other Popular Drinks. Delivered to your hone for only 51.00 for 24 bottles, Also Agents for Canada Dry New Reduced Prices Now "Health Rolls" Baked Daily, These Rolls are "New" and Delicious Our wagon passes your home, try thein for a real treat or phone 68. PARTY ICE CREAM Wendorf's Bakery Sr 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 dee enough for any table. We also have a new stock of stain - leis Steel'Knives, at -reduced prices. J7or ..the Shower,' our Rolland Graniteware is just the thing, or our Aluminuinware at. ` SSpeeial" Prices., HARDWARE and PLUMBING' Phone 244 i on Looking. f Rargai gs IF SO LOOK INTO OUR FURNITURE DEPARTMENT And let us show you „Sone c.f the Greatest Values ever shown in this vicinity. W13 ARE REDUCING OUR STOCK So if you need .a Chesterfield Suite, Dining Reim Suite or Bedroom Suite, we sure will save you money. • Also Special Values in Mattresses, Verandah Furniture, Kitchen Cabinets, Odd Dressers, Lamps, Card Tables, End Tables, Ferneries. In fact anything we have in steek, sold at great reductions. These bargains are only on goods in Stack,: so of •course it will be a natter of come early and pick up the bargains while they last. Clinton Hardware & Furniture Co. PHONE 195 FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1'3ONUMENT DEALERS THE STORE WITH A STOCK 41.++10Kwe41.0.0, COMMON SENSE PATRIOTISM "Buy Canadian products and keep Canadians busy" has a fine patriotic. appeal, but it becomes sound business when ,by so doing you can save money. That is care of the reasons why so many Canadian families patronize Superior Chain Stores it is common sense patriotism. WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS 'P & G. SOAP � Fray Bentos Corned Beet 7 bars for 25e t per tin , 1701 "Lux Fiaices, small 2 pkgs. 15c Rei12S's 1eglceye Salmon 0c, 1's 33ci Sherriff's Good Moiling Marmalade, 16 oz...... 23e, 32 oz. for 39c Kraft Salad Dressing 21c 1). & 13 Cleanup Soap, tin 23c Rasp., Strawberry Jain 43c MMlcLaren Fruit Punch 25c I !New Australian Raisins ! 2 lbs. for 2501 Kellogg's Corn Flakes r 2 pkgs, for 170 Lawrason's Snowflake Am- monia, 2 pkgs, 15e Lawrason's Flusho, per tin 23c Carnation Milk, soil•,, 8 tins leo Carnation Milk, lge., 2 tins 25e Sifto Salt, plain or iodized OOe Certo, per bottle • zee FRESH FRUITS—Grapes,- Peaches, Special for Week -End. MEATS SLICED TO YOUR LIKING Kindly phone your orders early for an early delivery J. T. McKN IC HT & SON CLINTON, ONT. • PHONE 111 ININNOWINITP 44.444 A FINE NEW LINE OF THE LATEST MODELS in BILTMry BE HATS .111ST' ARRIVED 9 25 i O• DAMS , 'Z HERMAN a y` Cleahing sand Pressing Overcoat 81.50 FRIG! DAME Picnic Hams, lbw 25c Cottage Rolls, lb. 28c Breakfast Bacon 25c Certo, per bottle 29c Blue Ribbon Tea, Ib. 49c Blue Ribbon Coffee, lb. 49c Big Face 5c All Ja;;;:'s and Tar"1;alades. priced from 33c up. MI Soups Reduced Campbell's Tomato IOc Special Price n by the Sack on Saturday only Aylmer, all kinds,' 3 m 25c Loose Macar1Pni, 3,' lbs. 25:c Fancy Assorted Cakes to clear at 19c Soda Biscuits; lb. 15c Star Ammonia, 4 pkgs. 25c Bananas, per dozen 15c Oranges, per dozen • 33c EFRIGIDAIRE Lard, 3 lb. pkg. 30c Variety Loaf 35c Dutch Loaf 25c Mr. John Yesbeck of . London is spending a holiday in town. Miss Bessie Watt has been holiday- ing at Bayfield the past week. Mr. T. McMillan, M.P. was in town on Monday calling on his friends,' Mrs. G. L, Paisley was at Pert Al- bert for a few days over the week- end, Mr. Edgar Cross of Toronto spent the week -end with 'his family in town. ;- Miss Shirley Bowden --spent last week in Hamilton -with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hamden. Miss R. V. Irwin was visiting her sister, Mrs: Vesey of St. Marys, over the week -end. Mrs W. S. Downs of Toronto has been visiting, friends in Clinton during the past week. Miss' Esther Trewartha and her mot- her, Mrs. •N. W. Trewartha, took a motor trip up to Manitoulin last week. Mrs. 51. T. Corless rand Master Alvin have returned from a visit with Science Bill, Harriston and Bur- gessville friends. Miss Helen amine, who has spent the past week or ten days with Miss Eva Cluff, returned to her home in London en. Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Stokes of Tillsonburr• and Miss Livingstone of Toronto were guests last week of Mr. and Mrs. Jahn Rath, Ontario street. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Palk, who have been spending the summer with the latter's sister, Mrs. Edgar Cross, at the ladies' summer home in Clinton, left on Tuesday far their home at Warrington, North Carolina Mr. and Mrs. W. J, Nediger and Miss Helen rnotored to Hamilton on Sunday, Master Ernest Wood, who has been spending the holi- days with relatives here, returned home with them. Mr. and Mrs, M. T. Carless spent a day in Brantford recently. Ilfiss Dorothy, who had spent a holiday with her brother, Mr. Benson Get - less, of that city, returned home. with her parents. Mr. 3, L. Ker i• 'of 'Brussels was in town on • Friday afternoon. He had been informed that the funer- al ee. the late D. L. Macpherson would be .held that day, came down tc attend it, but found that it had been the day before. Rev. Dr, aid Mrs. Medd and Miss Medd of W:elIand left Saturday for their home after spending a week with the. feemer's brother and Mrs. Medd's brother, Mr. J. G. Medd and I41r.' W. Hiles of Clinton v and other relatives at •Londesboro. rr Mr. and Mrs. t:; J. Wallis and Mr, W. Wallis and Mr. and Mrs•. T. R. Jenkins and,.Miss Maty Jenkins attended"tilt funeral of their cons. in, Mr, Runeiman of Stratford,. one of the victims of the areoplane crash at Fort Francis last week, who was bunted at Stra!£nrd on. Sunday. Miss Jeer ;Middletpn, who has been. holidaying, at her home, Sunnyview Farm, the Amen road, has been. • spending the last eaeple cf weeks of . it with her brother; Mr. Geo. Middleton of Columbus, Ohio; and Will return to Toronto to resume. 15ciy, teaching irinuies• at the first of r.S@ptember.*9 112ese s, Joseph ''• and Jacob Taylor, Toronto; Welham Taylor 'of Chic-. I age; o; rae a for - _ s I and S L. ?i? v , Len-- don; Jahn Taylor, Hamilton . and Stephen Taydb , Minnedosa, Man., visited CbntAli,; one day last ,week-;: coming• up ,to 'visit the graves . 'af ':.heir .rarentsy whoare buried:'in li teR eeniet'ery. ''They iry'to get PACT' every few '"Years for a, h itl',y.t reunion-, and this meats a visit tc, the oldhome town. tr . T. O'NEIL1 CLINTON'S BIG CORNER GROCETERIA Phone 48 Where "Sells for Less" Price Prevails ;BEE DELIVERY AUBURN Miss Gertrude •,Snyder of Gode- rich visited:Iter grandparents, Mr. and Hrs. John ]♦ergeson one . day last week. • • Miss Hazel Young of Loyal spent a few days last week with Miss NOTICE Your attention is drawn to clause 40 of the Standard interpetation of rates of the Ii .P.G. of Ontario, which reads as follows: ,"When the consumer is 15 days in arrears for two months` service, the service SHALL 'be discontinued • and ser- vice SHALL NOT be given again un- til -payment is made in full, includ- ing a eharge of 'one 'dollar for the cost of re -connecting: Such discon- tinuance of service does not relieve the consumer of the liability for are rears or for his service charge or minimum bills for the balance of the. term of contract." Clause 48: "No. prompt payment discount shall he allowed unless the bill is paid on or before the last dis- count day. This rule shall be un-. partially enforced." Clinton Public Utilities Commission FOR ANTIQUES at HOSPITAL BAZAAR, AND ANTIQUE DISPLAY the week of OCTOBER 17TH Prizes awarded 'dor the ,following: Collection of Antique Furniture; Guns of ell kinds; Coins and .Stamps Dishes, Silverware, Crockery; Birds and Animals; Laces.: and - Costumes; Photographs and Snaps; Pictures; Musical` Instruments • See Miss O'Neil or Mrs.•'R. H. Johnson. ' Have You • " ried. THE HIT OF THE SEASON VERNOR'S GINGERALE Silverwood9 s.Ice Cream IN BRICK OR BULK _ at BARTI�I `84CRICH- 4` Phone. 1,".Clinton, - • Ethel Wlashingt 'n A gang of men are busy this week giving the bridge a coat of paint. Rev. Mr. Shaw of Nile will have charge of the service in Knox Uni- ted church on Sunday next, while Rev. Dr. Mortimore • takes anniver- sary •services. at Port Albert. btr. and Mrs. W. J. Thompson spent a day in London this week. NORMA A.T.C.M. Teacher of PIANO & THEORY Clinton, Ontario 0t ays" vy t,\7 Makes one Want a Cool Drink Dry Gingerale and -Other Popular Drinks. Delivered to your hone for only 51.00 for 24 bottles, Also Agents for Canada Dry New Reduced Prices Now "Health Rolls" Baked Daily, These Rolls are "New" and Delicious Our wagon passes your home, try thein for a real treat or phone 68. PARTY ICE CREAM Wendorf's Bakery Sr 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 dee enough for any table. We also have a new stock of stain - leis Steel'Knives, at -reduced prices. J7or ..the Shower,' our Rolland Graniteware is just the thing, or our Aluminuinware at. ` SSpeeial" Prices., HARDWARE and PLUMBING' Phone 244 i on Looking. f Rargai gs IF SO LOOK INTO OUR FURNITURE DEPARTMENT And let us show you „Sone c.f the Greatest Values ever shown in this vicinity. W13 ARE REDUCING OUR STOCK So if you need .a Chesterfield Suite, Dining Reim Suite or Bedroom Suite, we sure will save you money. • Also Special Values in Mattresses, Verandah Furniture, Kitchen Cabinets, Odd Dressers, Lamps, Card Tables, End Tables, Ferneries. In fact anything we have in steek, sold at great reductions. These bargains are only on goods in Stack,: so of •course it will be a natter of come early and pick up the bargains while they last. Clinton Hardware & Furniture Co. PHONE 195 FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1'3ONUMENT DEALERS THE STORE WITH A STOCK 41.++10Kwe41.0.0, COMMON SENSE PATRIOTISM "Buy Canadian products and keep Canadians busy" has a fine patriotic. appeal, but it becomes sound business when ,by so doing you can save money. That is care of the reasons why so many Canadian families patronize Superior Chain Stores it is common sense patriotism. WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS 'P & G. SOAP � Fray Bentos Corned Beet 7 bars for 25e t per tin , 1701 "Lux Fiaices, small 2 pkgs. 15c Rei12S's 1eglceye Salmon 0c, 1's 33ci Sherriff's Good Moiling Marmalade, 16 oz...... 23e, 32 oz. for 39c Kraft Salad Dressing 21c 1). & 13 Cleanup Soap, tin 23c Rasp., Strawberry Jain 43c MMlcLaren Fruit Punch 25c I !New Australian Raisins ! 2 lbs. for 2501 Kellogg's Corn Flakes r 2 pkgs, for 170 Lawrason's Snowflake Am- monia, 2 pkgs, 15e Lawrason's Flusho, per tin 23c Carnation Milk, soil•,, 8 tins leo Carnation Milk, lge., 2 tins 25e Sifto Salt, plain or iodized OOe Certo, per bottle • zee FRESH FRUITS—Grapes,- Peaches, Special for Week -End. MEATS SLICED TO YOUR LIKING Kindly phone your orders early for an early delivery J. T. McKN IC HT & SON CLINTON, ONT. • PHONE 111 ININNOWINITP 44.444 A FINE NEW LINE OF THE LATEST MODELS in BILTMry BE HATS .111ST' ARRIVED 9 25 i O• DAMS , 'Z HERMAN a y` Cleahing sand Pressing Overcoat 81.50