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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1931-10-08, Page 8TIRE CI INION=NEWS: REClSRD CLIN!''ON'S' L1JA9 )1NC,e JEWELERY STORE E.:A SPECIALIST .. ,•. EYES TESTED FREE Lowest Prices in years in. Jewellery and Silverware.. One New Style Gillette Razor Free ' with 10 Blades also New Style Sharpener at $L F. JL JOHNSON Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry Next Hovey's Drug Store. Jeweller' and Optician ,Men's Bib Overalls, Good Weight 98c DENIM Men's Work Shirts 79c Men's Fine Black Oxfords $2.95 Men's Fleece Lined Underwear 79c Men's Combination, a niceFall weight $1.50 Very Special Prices on all New Fall Lines of Rubber Footwear. Plumsteel Bros. Qualittj; r eats effl GUARANTEED LARD, in bulk. per 1b 10e HALF DRESSED SHOP HOG; per lb. 9e P. M. COTTAGE' ROLLS, per lb. ' 15c SIVLOKED COTTAGE` ROLLS, per lb. 18e COOKED HAM, sliced, per lb. , 40c FOWL FOR, THANKSGIVING DINNER l Please order these early ee our supply will, be limited of wAlther, on account I #NM T ORDER THE DAY BEFORE FOR EARLY DELIVERY CONNEL LJ di TYNDAL.L. " CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET " Phone 162 Huron Street. Rave you visited our Display of the Newest and Most Modern 4 11 ine Fe eaisiiiirrs9 Q A o ' We are able to furnish your homes with p 11 the latest Designs in Furniture at a price reasonable to all. p Take the first opportunity to come in and look over our Stock of Furn- ishings. -We know you will like them.11 1 1111015 PERFJUE A VIALKER1 Hardware Funeral Directors Plumbing Furniture Phone 147w Electric Wiring =o o} io—w 010.1. Four sizes of type in the Editions with words only and one onlysize type in the Edition with 'music. We have them in prices ranging from f 50c ` to $5.00 We solicit your patronage Tile W . • D. Fair Go. Often the Cheapest—Always the Best �1��I��I1IpiiulllUlloNia knAuiiluunyi5,I.IVIIINh ,nil----- ,nn uIB ni Mr. A. J. Grigg of Toronto spent the week -end in town, Mrs. Harry Bartliff visited in Brus- sels aver the week -end. Mr, John Hellyar is home after an absence of about a year. Mr,. and Mrs, T. J. Managhan and Mr. and Mrs: IL J. Menaghan vis- ited Detreet fz.ientls ever the week- end, , Miss Lillis Gandier returned toT o- rrnto on, Sunday after spending a few days as a guest at the home of 1iei• 'broilier, Dr. J. C, Dandier toe town .. ' ` Atms. Thomas Kemp ee *Holly,, is visiting this week with her : ie - tern, Mrs. A. Morris and Mrs. W. }Walker, also with Mr. and Mrs. S. .Kemp. • Mrs. Gordon Cuninghame and dd s• ter John and Miss Cathleen ti ill be in Toronto this week d while there, hope to see the P s- sion Play. • Rev. J. Parke of Toronto visited is sisters, Nhfas. Jahn Gluff of C •n - ton and Mrs. H, Elliott t;` Go le - rich township for a few days over the week -end. Mr`s, C. G. Middleton returned Friday t after spending a month as he guest of her son and his wife, r, and Mrs. ran. C. Middleton of Col- • c a yr an a h t M I utni;us, flhiq.• Mr. and Mrs. XL, W. Rodaway, who have been spending some time at Walkerville, returned home on Tuesday and intend remaining here for some months, at leas;;. Ur. IL J. Managhan, who has been `home for some time owing to the illness of his father, leaves this week for Monro, Mich., where he takes a job which will last a year of more. Miss Grainger, superintendent of the Clinton Public hospital, and Mrs. R. H. Johnston, secretary .sof the IIoepital Board, attended a meet- ing of the American Heepital As- sociation, held in Toronto last Week: Miss „can Hobbs of the staff of the St. Thomas Collegiate, formeriy a popular member ci the C.GI, staff, spent the week -end with Clinton friends. She was the guest of Mr. and Mts.. ,J. G. Chow en while in town. - Mr. end Mrs, ,l, Pepper and son and tfaughtcr e/ Weyburn, Seek., and Mrs. S. Stinsrn of Regina visited this week \vith their. uncle Mr. Roger Pepper, their cousin, Mrs. Frank Layton, and with other re- latives in the vicinity. Mr, and Mrs, Bert Slorndet of Bas- ' ton and Mrs. Dawnimin of New York City have been visiting at the former's heene in town this week. They leave in the morning on' a trip to Battle Creek Mich, and Chicago and Kankakee I11, They will be accompanied by 'Mk. and Mrs, J. Silcox. Mr. and ' Mrs. Albert Lovett and family have removed to St. Oath - alines, where they will make their home. Mr, Lovett has been em.. ployed in St. Catharines for the past,coupie of years and he has_ friends ave hisanvil His d nowm d£ y 'while sorry to lose the family from teem, wish them; continued pros- perity and happiness' in their new home, VARNA. Mr. Harald Teylor of Detroit 'is seeding a; couple of weeks' holidays under the parental roof, A. large number of the nietnb'ers of. St, Andrews :• Chure'h attended the Deanery at`Blyth on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar A. Lutz, Mis- ses Vivian and .Jane, Master Rodney end lee7i Roland o:f Elmira,. are' spending, a :Week with • 1',. rs..'ride's aunt,* Mrs. A. P. Robertson,, and Mr,: Robertson. STANLEY o' fs. Jame Mr. and Mrs. s Barnes London spent Sunday, with Mr. and Mrs.. Harold'Penhale on the Branson • line -Mr. Percy' Champion of A:ven ,spent Sunday last with Mr. and Mrs.' Will Stotehmer. i Mr. and .Mrs. Fred:•Seotchmer of Kitchener visited with : friends on the Broneon on Sunday Iasi:. Miss: Mary Barnes visited; with 1Vliss Mary Snowden, over the week- end. Vire. Frank Hobson and Mrs,. Ed- win Robson anc1children sperm{; a few days visiting friends on the Bronson and Sauble ,Mr. E. S. Hobson was thel.a'irest of Mr. Thomas 'Snowden last week. CONSTANCE , A pleasing musical recital was given by ten, of the pupils et Miss Elizabeth Mills' in, Constance United' chtueh recently, They, were' assited by . Mrs. (Dr.) Mortimore, :;cvho sang a. few songs of her own corn - position and also delighted the 'aud- ience with a short address on music Pupils on, the:' prcfram were Carrie Okc,' Ifelen'1li hGregor, Ida end Glad- ys Leiper, Doris and Marion Lawson, Ella and Ethel ;Dexter, Blanche Pet- tiek' and Kelso Adams. AUBURN 'Xi:. and Mrs. Geo. Connell and son Roy, of Varna, ,vent Sunday with Mr. Henry and Miss Annie Sturdy,, and' Mt•. -'end. MVlrs. 'Gee. Sturdy af Auburn, THURSDAY, OC',pOBE'.R.. 8i.' 1'i1S"e aseeteasialaweeptieeleassealeasse SeeOnr WilldOW FOR HIOLIDAY SPECIALS Yt'ihen we will have several "New Lines" of Deleelous Pastry. Will also Awe a fresh shipments of HUNTS and HOLLYS . CHOCOLATES These Chocolates are ter the finest Quality. • Weadorf's Bakery & CONFECTIONERY ---Makers of `Whole Wheat" and "Snowflake" BREAD PI,IONi 68 BUTTER HORNS and PECAN ROLLS We are again pinking these twc old favorites for Saturday. Don't forget to get some. Also a big as- sortment of buns, cookies, cakes and pies, made bg BARTLIFF & CRICH Makers of "Dainty -Maid" and Whole Wheat Bread Phone 1, Clinton. BULBS! BULBS! DIRECT FROM THE HOLLAND GROWERS Bulbs for Winter and Spring Bloom aro new in stock. Quality Splendid—Prices Lower. Plant Papei White Narcissus now for Christmas 'bloom HYACINTHS. DAFFODILS. TULIPS Etc„ for Winter and Spring Blooyn Prepared Soil 15e a pail delivered. Use "Evergreen" to keep youv house plants clean and healthy, 35e bottle. We are now members a4 The Florists Telegraph Delivery Association Flowers by wire everywhere. Send the Mercury Way. J, CUNNINGHAIE Florist Phones 31' and 176 39-2. THE BEST STOVE at the Right Price Come in and see our all -Enamel ' Stove at a "Special Price." Just what you need for the conning Fall Weather. Also our Jewel line. One of the best on the market. Now is the time to buy and you'll be prepared for cold weather. his HARDWARE and PLUMBING Phone 244 Faconxeloswormaoperivorommem 1 CLINTON• HtSP1TLL 1A1 OPENING DAY, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14th, AT 3 O'CLOCK ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE IN THE HALL NOT LATER THAN TUESDAY EVENING Judging will take place Wednesday, a Prize to be awarded for the Best Decorated Booth. A prize will be given to the one guessing "The Mysterious Lady" First and Second Prizes for the best Entries in each Booth. 'Tho following are the Booths: Antique Furniture, Guns; Birds, Fossils, Etc; Boy's Booth, Must - dal Instruments; Zoo, including Photos, Dishes and Pictures, ,C os- tumes Etc., Miscellaneous, Stamps, and Coins;Oriental Booth, '.' Special Prize for oldest costume, The Board are asking Co ntribu- tors to leave written description, age, and everything .of interest, to accompany articles. FRIDAY AFTERNOON, ONLY A Mime -made Baking Sale ' will bo concluded he elle Council Chamber: in charge of Mrs. Gould, Mrs. R. Roberton and Mrs. Ed. Cock. • 'The 'Whit() Elephant Sale, • Fish Pond and 'Afternoon Tea will ba carried on each day in the Couneii Chamber., Mho exhibition will continue Wednesday, Thursday 'and Friday.. afternoons. On Wlsdnesday and Thursday evenings,. interesting programt will be given. On 'neday evening a dance and drawing of prizes will complete the Hospital Week. The ',Candy 'Bor$ih,;.in charge of Mrs. Heard and Mrs. Radford will he in the fawn Hall' each day. :These donating, kindly notify these 1aclies: All men:deers of the Board are selling tickets for draws, and ad inissi'on'tto the Hall. FOR FALL HOUSE CLEANIG YOU MAY' NEED A NICE NEW RUG IN CARPET, LINOLEUM, CONGOLEIisI OR OIL ' CLOTH to replace the old one and brighten up sante mem. We have the stock at the lowest possible price. WE STILL „RAVE SOME WONDERFUL VALUES IN: DINING ROOM SLTI'ri:s AND CHESTERFIELD SUITES t1'HICH YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS Then we have a lot of wonderful nets Furniture, which will surely Please the eye. as well as your Purse, including DINING ROOM, BEDROOM, LIVING ROOM. BREAKFAST ROOM SUITES, TABLES OF ALL KINDS, TEA WAGONS, FERNERIES. CEDAR CHESTS. A GREAT ASSORTMENT OF PICTURES, MOTTOS, AND SWINGING PHOTO FRAMES. We are always proud tc, show you our lambs because they are al- ways the latest styles at the lowest prices. Drop in anti let us show you that we can save you money on any- thing you want to furnish your home. Clinton Hardware & Furniture Co. PHONE 195 FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENT DEALERS THE STORE WITH A STOCK �.r SPECIAL THURSDAY, FRH & SAT. Order your Groceries the Superir,' Way and Unjoy your Thanks- ° giving Diane:. napkin, large sive '2 tins ft:' . , ..23c' Family Blend Tea 1. Ib, bags each .,,.39e, Canadian Cheese Ch. Quality, lb ..19c Chase &.Sand'born's Coffee 1-2 Ib. for 27e Chase & Sanborn's Coffee 1 1b. for 51e Home's Floor Witx, 1 i'b, 48e Pastry Flour, 7, lbs, 10c • 24 lbs, for 49c Hillerest Shortening, 'L 'be, 23e Quick Quaker Oats large pkg. 20c; P. & G. White Soap, 10 rakes for 35e' Nattu'e's, Best Orange Marmalade, 40 oz. 27e, Snow Drift Crroantit ?'s 1b,15c Princess Soap Flakes, with Trial package .. 22e Chateau Cheese, per pkgiDe Sup, Baking Powder, 16 oz23e Fancy Cohoe Salmon, 2 for 29e Farley Cohoe Salmon, tin. 23e Shaker Salt, plain nit iodized 09e FRIG.IDAIRE Cooked Hain, 1b. 50c Breakfast Bacon, per lb. •,25c Head Cheese, per ib. 1Se Cottage Roll, per lb .-..23c Bologna, 'per lb. 10e Fresh Sausage, per lb .. , .1St , Te SIC - I G H T & SON CLINTON, -ONT. PHONE 111 r M 1 ,L •. . "..' IIIIIiIIIiIVti •...� '.'� A FINE NEW LINE OF THE LATEST MODELS ff in BI LTMOR HATS ,IUS'P ARRIVED $‘:).23 DAVIS x4$�S &` IE A y Cleaning and Pressing Overcoat or Suit, 51.50 Al Y 1`, \VPD ,..._,..„„„........._ ^I w.•. �J f.. SP _____ _...,.___ _. _ _. . _ About it Coflnuc: i.. 4 ' �ttoheir Sile THANKSGIVING BARGAINS 2 tins Pink Salmon 25c Macaroni, 3 lbs. 19c a sSpray Cheese 15c Golden FREE ' fedge Glass iwith 2 bottles of Gingerale 35c FOR OCTOBER SALE DAYS Sodas, per pound 15c Rolled Oats, 7 lbs. 25c New Canadian Cheese 18c Roasted Peanuts, 2 lbs. 25c 6 pkgs. Jelly Powder 25c The Soap Flakes as fine as FRIGIIAIRE Pickled' Rolls lb. 15c Breakfast Bacon, piece 19c Weiners, lb. 19c Bologna, lb. 19c Schneider &Guam Sausage, lb. 19c Duff's Lard, 3 lbs. 25c y ! For •Thanks -giving Cake Lux, per pound 15c 5 Brunswick Sardines 25c 2 New Valencia Raisins 25c Shelled Walnuts, Ib. 49c Fruit Pudding Cake 25c VEGETABLES Fruits for Thanksgiving Cranberries, Sweet Pota- 5 lb. pail of Honey 49c <: " " Syrup 35c New Brazil Nuts, ib. '25c Fancy Biscuits, lb. 15c Water Ice Wafers, lb. 25c toes, Grapes, Apples, Hubbard Squash. THE HOSPITAL FAIR DATER ARE , OCTOBER 14, 15 & 16 FREE - - - Saturday Morning, a package of Palin Olive Beads, with each order of $1. CLINTON'S BIGWhere CORNER ' GROCETER,IA We T L "Sells for Less"Phne 48Price Prevails . SeeOnr WilldOW FOR HIOLIDAY SPECIALS Yt'ihen we will have several "New Lines" of Deleelous Pastry. Will also Awe a fresh shipments of HUNTS and HOLLYS . CHOCOLATES These Chocolates are ter the finest Quality. • Weadorf's Bakery & CONFECTIONERY ---Makers of `Whole Wheat" and "Snowflake" BREAD PI,IONi 68 BUTTER HORNS and PECAN ROLLS We are again pinking these twc old favorites for Saturday. Don't forget to get some. Also a big as- sortment of buns, cookies, cakes and pies, made bg BARTLIFF & CRICH Makers of "Dainty -Maid" and Whole Wheat Bread Phone 1, Clinton. BULBS! BULBS! DIRECT FROM THE HOLLAND GROWERS Bulbs for Winter and Spring Bloom aro new in stock. Quality Splendid—Prices Lower. Plant Papei White Narcissus now for Christmas 'bloom HYACINTHS. DAFFODILS. TULIPS Etc„ for Winter and Spring Blooyn Prepared Soil 15e a pail delivered. Use "Evergreen" to keep youv house plants clean and healthy, 35e bottle. We are now members a4 The Florists Telegraph Delivery Association Flowers by wire everywhere. Send the Mercury Way. J, CUNNINGHAIE Florist Phones 31' and 176 39-2. THE BEST STOVE at the Right Price Come in and see our all -Enamel ' Stove at a "Special Price." Just what you need for the conning Fall Weather. Also our Jewel line. One of the best on the market. Now is the time to buy and you'll be prepared for cold weather. his HARDWARE and PLUMBING Phone 244 Faconxeloswormaoperivorommem 1 CLINTON• HtSP1TLL 1A1 OPENING DAY, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14th, AT 3 O'CLOCK ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE IN THE HALL NOT LATER THAN TUESDAY EVENING Judging will take place Wednesday, a Prize to be awarded for the Best Decorated Booth. A prize will be given to the one guessing "The Mysterious Lady" First and Second Prizes for the best Entries in each Booth. 'Tho following are the Booths: Antique Furniture, Guns; Birds, Fossils, Etc; Boy's Booth, Must - dal Instruments; Zoo, including Photos, Dishes and Pictures, ,C os- tumes Etc., Miscellaneous, Stamps, and Coins;Oriental Booth, '.' Special Prize for oldest costume, The Board are asking Co ntribu- tors to leave written description, age, and everything .of interest, to accompany articles. FRIDAY AFTERNOON, ONLY A Mime -made Baking Sale ' will bo concluded he elle Council Chamber: in charge of Mrs. Gould, Mrs. R. Roberton and Mrs. Ed. Cock. • 'The 'Whit() Elephant Sale, • Fish Pond and 'Afternoon Tea will ba carried on each day in the Couneii Chamber., Mho exhibition will continue Wednesday, Thursday 'and Friday.. afternoons. On Wlsdnesday and Thursday evenings,. interesting programt will be given. On 'neday evening a dance and drawing of prizes will complete the Hospital Week. The ',Candy 'Bor$ih,;.in charge of Mrs. Heard and Mrs. Radford will he in the fawn Hall' each day. :These donating, kindly notify these 1aclies: All men:deers of the Board are selling tickets for draws, and ad inissi'on'tto the Hall. FOR FALL HOUSE CLEANIG YOU MAY' NEED A NICE NEW RUG IN CARPET, LINOLEUM, CONGOLEIisI OR OIL ' CLOTH to replace the old one and brighten up sante mem. We have the stock at the lowest possible price. WE STILL „RAVE SOME WONDERFUL VALUES IN: DINING ROOM SLTI'ri:s AND CHESTERFIELD SUITES t1'HICH YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS Then we have a lot of wonderful nets Furniture, which will surely Please the eye. as well as your Purse, including DINING ROOM, BEDROOM, LIVING ROOM. BREAKFAST ROOM SUITES, TABLES OF ALL KINDS, TEA WAGONS, FERNERIES. CEDAR CHESTS. A GREAT ASSORTMENT OF PICTURES, MOTTOS, AND SWINGING PHOTO FRAMES. We are always proud tc, show you our lambs because they are al- ways the latest styles at the lowest prices. Drop in anti let us show you that we can save you money on any- thing you want to furnish your home. Clinton Hardware & Furniture Co. PHONE 195 FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENT DEALERS THE STORE WITH A STOCK �.r SPECIAL THURSDAY, FRH & SAT. Order your Groceries the Superir,' Way and Unjoy your Thanks- ° giving Diane:. napkin, large sive '2 tins ft:' . , ..23c' Family Blend Tea 1. Ib, bags each .,,.39e, Canadian Cheese Ch. Quality, lb ..19c Chase &.Sand'born's Coffee 1-2 Ib. for 27e Chase & Sanborn's Coffee 1 1b. for 51e Home's Floor Witx, 1 i'b, 48e Pastry Flour, 7, lbs, 10c • 24 lbs, for 49c Hillerest Shortening, 'L 'be, 23e Quick Quaker Oats large pkg. 20c; P. & G. White Soap, 10 rakes for 35e' Nattu'e's, Best Orange Marmalade, 40 oz. 27e, Snow Drift Crroantit ?'s 1b,15c Princess Soap Flakes, with Trial package .. 22e Chateau Cheese, per pkgiDe Sup, Baking Powder, 16 oz23e Fancy Cohoe Salmon, 2 for 29e Farley Cohoe Salmon, tin. 23e Shaker Salt, plain nit iodized 09e FRIG.IDAIRE Cooked Hain, 1b. 50c Breakfast Bacon, per lb. •,25c Head Cheese, per ib. 1Se Cottage Roll, per lb .-..23c Bologna, 'per lb. 10e Fresh Sausage, per lb .. , .1St , Te SIC - I G H T & SON CLINTON, -ONT. PHONE 111 r M 1 ,L •. . "..' IIIIIiIIIiIVti •...� '.'� A FINE NEW LINE OF THE LATEST MODELS ff in BI LTMOR HATS ,IUS'P ARRIVED $‘:).23 DAVIS x4$�S &` IE A y Cleaning and Pressing Overcoat or Suit, 51.50