The Clinton News Record, 1931-10-22, Page 8CLINTON'S LEADING 7EW'ELERY:STORE
ETES TESTER FREE
Lowest Prices in years in Jewellery
and Silverware.
One New Style Gillette Razor Free with
19 Blades also New 'Style Sharpener at'$1.
. JOHNSON
JONSON
Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry •
Jeweller and Optician
Next, Hovey's Drug Store.
ANNOUNCEMENT OF IMPORTANCE TO EVERY VANIN
CLINTON
WEDNESDAY ; •OCTOBER 28th
. .NIR: JONES, • TIP-TOP TAILORS' REPRESENTATIVE WILL
- ARRIVE IN CLINTON -
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Yee; Sirl .. This is the big day when the expert stylist and fitter:
.tram Tip -Top headquarters will be at our store. -Every man ewer,
ing a •Tip Top suit or •overeoat'duing his visit will be pesonally
measured by him; and advised as to the sti'te,"pattern and color which
is most suited to his perosnality. •
SUIT,_ OVERCOAT $24
ONLY72E
TUXEDO TO MEASURE
"STILL IVIOEE QUALITY"
The Tip Top policy -of "Still More Quality" is more apparent
this year than. ever before. Fabrics are mere exclusive, finer in
texture, and available in wider variety. Styles have been selected
froth the world's leaders. And last, but not least tailoring has been
improved right down to the innermost part.
Don't miss this opportunity tr outstanding clrthes value.
service along with Canada's most o secure . entraordinary personal
Plumsteel Bios.
Exclusive Dealer Tip `fop Tailors Ltd.
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I'RS1cI•I PICNIC
P. M. COTTAGE
PICKLED
SMOKED
SAUSAGE,
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DRESSED
BABY BEEP
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HAIVS, shankless, per lb, 12c
ROLLS, per lb. 14c
COTTAGE ROLLS, per lb. ,„ .. ,150
COTTAGE ROLLS, per lb. 17c
per lb- ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,15e
PURE LARD IN BULK, per lb10e
PORIt BY THE HALF, per lb. • 9c
FOR THE WEEK -END, ALSO DUCKS, CHICKEN
AND LAMB. . r ,
KINDLY ORDER THE DAY BEFORE FOR EARLY DELIVERY 1
CO N N r' L L, ,i, cY N rD A L L'
" CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET "
Phone 162 ,, Huron Street.
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Large Comfortable Chesterfield, Deep Springy and o
Comfortable; Large Wing Chair and
Arm Chair to Match
$123.00
Finished in beautiful Mohair covering with floral.
designs n the reversible cushions o
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Eardware,
,Furniture
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Funeral Directors Plumbing
Phone 147w -Electric Wiring
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IN THE 'FIREMEN'S BALL
Watch for the llallowe'eit tcc
SATURDAY, OCTOBER '31st
Special Music and Atttaetilm
Don't 'Forget the .,,Dance bxl
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24t1
TIub; CLINTON-NEWS RECORD
A new ,edition of Canada's right -
in Airmen. The original 'editi,n
\Vas '85.00. and is still procurable in
the better binding., The half-price'
edition is bound in serviceable cloth
and printed on good paper Contains
the full contents of the original; in-
cluding the 28 splendid photciiraphic
plates. It is the only; authentic
story of „ imperishable heroism of
the Canadians who were the greatest
of all great Allied war -pilots Ev-
ery man and woman growing boy
and girl will enjoy it and benefit
from reading .it. 1t is made in Can..
ada,., written`alliout 'Canadians. by a
Canadian. Itis historical and educa-
tional,
DE
ELLY BUTTE
'The price is also $2.50. 'These 14•
stories about the mounted police.,itte
true,'. taken front the Archives of the.
Police and narrate the . brillian
t
solving of some of the most baffling
crimes, reveals in a fascinating• and '
dramatic manner the methods and
triumphs of the renoundegd police, who
Dave outclassed in real"life the clev-
er detectives of fiction.
Hilo W. D. Fair Gu.
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best.
1111 1111 tliM0II mnnind i n o nn Ilg�jl
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Mr. IL, S. Turner was in Tr; •onto last
weekend.
Nlr, and Mrs, G. E. II:}il ettendecj tho
Passion Play itt Stratford c,n Mon-
day evening,-
Mrs. L. Aikenhead and Miss Viola
Ste1 sic sent a fele '
p days with
friends in Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Ladd, who have
been visiting their sort in Celifor-
nie, have returned to their home
in town.
Mr.
and Mxs, John Wiseman have
returned from a visit with their
' daughter,' Mrs. (Dr.) MacCallum of
Kingston.
Mrs. George Jepkiiss, Mrs. D. I{ay
and Mrs. C. Draper took in the
Passion Play at Stratford on Tues.
day evening,
Mrs. A. Morrison and sin of $t.
Catharines have been visiting the
lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.
Draper of town.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Layton, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Pepper and Miss Gladys.
.Criel' spent the week -end with Mr.
and hirs. Ernest Crich at Pontiac.
Mier,
Mayor S. S. Cooper, who had three
months' leave or absence and had
been visiting his daughter, Mrs, P.
Ladd of Monrovia, Calif., returned
home Saturday.
Mrs. N. W. Trewartha was the dele.
gate iron- the local Institute to
the District Women's Institute
- Convention held at Chesley Tuea
day and Wednesday.
Miss Mary Turner, who had been
visiting at Brantforcl and St. Marys
was a guest at the home of her
brother in town a day or so this
week e i her way to Wingharn.
Dr. C. V. and. Mrs. Corless of Till-
sonburg and Air.• and Mrs.' John
Corless and son, D'Arcy of Brag,
essville were guests 'on Sunday at
the hone of their brother, Mr. ]1T:
T, Corless of town,
Mrs. R. Marshall left Monday for
Kingston, where she intends
spending the winter With her sis-
ter. Mrs. Marshall has closed her
house here as her son. has been
transferred to London.
Dr: Shaw, 0. L. Paisley
C1. A. McLennan and Mayor S.
S. Cooper were amongst triose who
attended the Liberal rally at Lon-
don 3n Tuesday, when Rt. Hon. W.
L. MVIacicenzie King was amongst
the speakers,
Mr. and Mrs. Tackaberry of Lion's
J•fead, Mr. Newman of Wiarton
and 1Mr. Wilfred Newman of De.
troit were week end guests at tin
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Pat,
elson. Mr. Newinan of Wiarton is
a brother. of Mrs. Paterson. •
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. avis were in To-
rontoyesterday attending the fun.,
. oral of Mrs. Levis' uncle, the late
',Richard Knight, Mrd Knight had
been superintendent of Jasper Na-
tional Park since 1927 and had
been a framer resident of Ottawa.
Mr. A. T. Cooper was in Toronto last
week for a few days, combining
business with pleasure, as be at+
tended to sone business affairs
ind'alsso ;greeted_ his Lister 'and
britther-in-Taw, Dr. and .,Mrs.
'Struthers, and family, Who had
just arrived 'froth. China.
Dr. and Mrs. R. G. Sti'uthers 'and
'family, Who'beve been engaged in
missionary work at Wei We, Hon -
lir, China, arrived in Toronto last
week on a year's furlough. They
spent a_few weeks in Englaul en
r•ente. Dr.:and Mrs. Struthers 'ars
well lcnov✓n here, Mrs. Struthers
having been lVfiss Edna Coepey be-
fore her marriage.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22; 1032'.
Schneiders Sausage, lb • 19c
Gun 'ns Sausage, lb. 19c
Swift's Sausage, lb. 19c
Fresh Picnic Hams 15c
:RIGIDAI.gE WEE
c are Cdc-thg
1 nit "sail
of 4Pur F
Fresh Pickled Rolls 15c
''Smoked Cottage Rolls -19c
Breakfast Bacon, lb. 19c
Peameal Backs 30c
Bologna' lbs
Weiners, ib-.
Spare Ribs, 2 lbs,
Shortening, 2 lbs.
19c
25c
25c
New FALL FRIJ-JTS are Ariving Daily
Valencia Raisins, 2-25c Sugar Crisp, ' 3 pkgs. 25c New Brazil Nuts, ib. 25c
Cooking Figs, 2 lbs. 25c Aylmer Soups, ;3 tins 25c Roasted`Peanuts, 2 lbs. 25c
Shelled Walnuts, lb. 49c . New Dates, 3 lbs. - 25c Fancy Biscuits, Ib. 15c
Shelled Pecans; lb. $L25 New Layer Figs 25c Jelly P.rwder, 6 for 25c
SPTTIAL DEALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
FREE:- 1 Soap Beads with Orders of $1.90
FREE: 1 Princess Soap Flakes (small) 1 large pkg. 23c
CLINTON'S BIG
CORNER GROCETERIA
Phone -48
T.
2
Where
"Sells for Less"
Price Prevails
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PEOPLE YOU KNOW
Ml's. C. Howson and Miss Winnie
Rowson of Auburn visited their
aunt, Mrs. John Rapson, this week.
Postmaster. Scott was at Mitchell on
Thursday Iast attending a meet-
ing i'# the poct111}Istevs of Huron
t.
and Perth,
Miss Hattie Baker cif Fullarten, wins
came up last- week to attend the
Hospital Fait; spent several days
athe guest of Miss Florence
rence
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s,
Cuh me. •
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Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Carter of Auburn
visited Mr. and Mrs. W. Cochrane
and other relatives in town last
week.
BAYrIELB
*The Rev. Wm. IL" Tewnshend of
the Church of the Redeemer, Lon-
don, took the services in Trinity
church, Bayfield, on .Sunday, October
18th, having exchanged pulpits' with
the Rev, F. II. Paull, who officiated in
Landon for iYlr. Townshend. The
services were cf a special nature, ill
= -
Mrs, John Tippet was the guest of i
her. sister, Mrs. Weir of Londe,n, ort
Friday. y
Mr. Wm, Elliott and san, • Leslie,
were in Wingham on Monday attend-
ing the funeral of the fern'ier's aunt,
Mrs, Reid,
Miss Maude McGregor, who has
been visiting in Stratford, returned.
lime on Tuesday.
Very We were vei3 sorry to hear
that Mr. Fred Baker had the mis=
fortune to fall m
•r a d
from ladder while
picking applesand g a cl in,iure his ankle,,
which has laid him up for a week
.past. We hope he may soots be a-
rr,•md again,
Miss Lucy Woods is spendjng a
couple of weeks in Toronto as the
guest of Dr. and Mrs, E. P. Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Neeiin return-
ed to the village on Tuesday after
spending a fortnight in Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. M. 3. Butler, Goae-
-Melt Township, were the guests of
the latter's sister, Airs. W. Heard on
Sunday.
being Children's or Family Day and TRIED
many were out to welcome one who
had spent his childhuod in our midst.
Air. Townshend first addressed tri
parents on the obligation of a parent
to the child in helping them lay in
childhood a solid foundation for a
religious character: , And then he
spuke to the children; about the build-
ing up of that character so that in
the future they may be builders of
the church and of the nation.
Mrs. Tynian of Montreal was the
guest over the week -,end of her un-
cles, the Rev. R. R. F. Gairdner and
M1•. ,John Gairdner: ,
Mi'. J. P. Ferguson returned to
London after spending the week -end
With his mother, He was accom-
panied home by his wife, who had
been Mrs. 'erguson's guest for a
week: •
Mr. and Mrs. Pease of London
catnep o11 Friday to visit for.. a time
with their son, Mr. John Pease.
Mr. and Ni'.sW. 'J, Foster visited
in Whitechurch on Sunday and were
accompanied hew by Miss. Henry,
R.N., of New York, who is their
guest.
Mr. and Mrs. Sheppard, who oc.
eupied Mrs, Schnellss cottage for a
e Detroit �t
few days, returned et nd to b r,
y,
'Tuesday.
Ni, and lVfrs..W. Jewett of Port
Huron were guests over the week-
end of Mr. and Mrs: W. It. Jowett:
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ur Window
F011 I OLID.Ay SPECIALS
When we will habo several "New.
Dines" of Delecieus Past17.
Will also have a fresh shipltriebts of
•H'i.INTS and HOLLY'S
q0H C0•DATES
T'h'ese -Chocolates are cf t'1te finest
24uality.
Wed1lr' o ?S Bakery
y
,'O1V'v*CT`1Cig-ori- Ntakers oe
"Whole Wheat" ,and "Snowflake"
BREAD'"
HAVE YOU
S 'l g Ch kl
nu es n uc es
ot
Mary Arne
Chocolates
THEY ARE GOOD
For Sale by
BARTLIFF & CRICH
Makers of Dainty Maid Bread, Cakes
and Pastry •
Try our Macaroons and Angel Cake
Phone 1, Clinton.
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Tfl
BLST HE
at the Right- Price
Conte in and see our, all -Enamel
'Stove at a. 'Special Price."
Jist what you need for the codling
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ti aill Weather,
A1se ons J'ogel line. One of the
best on the market.
NO* is the time Ifo btiy and you'll
be prepared for. told weather.'
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HARDWARE and PLUMBING
Phone 244 :_, •,•
FOR FALL HOSE GLEANIEIG
YOU MAY NEED A NICE NEW 1730 IN
CARPET, •
Df
LINOLEUM,
CONGOL�7
El
M
OR
IL
O CLOTH
to replace the old one and brighten up some roam.
We have the stock at the lowest possible price,
WE STILI, HAVE SOME WONDERFUL VALUES IN:
DINIY(
ROOM su
Irls AND
CHESTERFIELD n
LD suzTEs
WHICI
I,YOII CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS
Then we have a Iot of wohdcrful new Furniture, which will surel3t
Please tho 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 to show ye,n our lamps because ,they are al-
ways the latest styles at the lowest prices.
Drop in and let us shot, 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
More r ,ec.ra51
'THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
YOU HAVE TRIED THE REST NOW. TRY -THE BEST
YOUR FOODS AT GREATER SPECIALS
Kraft Salad Dressig
j large bottle 21e
Raspberry Strawberry
Jain, 40 ox. , ,331!
Lux Toilet Soap
i ,3 cakes . ....,,.21c
Borden Eagle Brand Milk 21e,
Old English neer Wax • ..69e
Maple Leaf •Cheese, pkg. , .19e
Loaf Cheese, per lb. ,....291
Old Cheese, per .1b. 350
Mild Cheese, per lb. 20.1
•Maple Leaf Salmon I
small tin, only , ...16c!
IICelldgs all Bran i
Large size . 17e',
Bulk Ready -Cut
..-. Macaroni, 2 lbs. ...15c,
Gold Soap, 6 caeks 25c
Pastry FIour, 7's 17c, 24's 49e
Fresh Rolled'Oatmeal 7 lbs. 25c
Premium Tea, per lb. 59c
Brillo, clean scours, 2 for 250
C. '8z B. Baked Beans, 2 tins 25c
FRIGIDAIRB'
.Choice Dairy Butter, lb. ..25o Breakfast Bacon, per Ib. 25c
Creamery Butter, ib. 26e , Cottage Rail, per lb. 23o
Lard, 2 lbs. . fon 23c Sausage, er lb 20e
Shortening, 2 lbs, for 25e Bologna, per lb. 190
J. it . McKN IGH ' ' -S�`1r1
CLINTON, ONT.
PHONE 111
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A FINE- NEW LINE OF THE
• LATEST. MODELS ,
in.
BILTMORE
HATS
JUST ARRIVED.
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2
DAVIS & HERMAN.
y Cleaning and Pressing Overcoat
o Suit, $1.50
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