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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1929-03-14, Page 8CLIN'rPN't LADING JEWEI-sERX STORE. , • '• , The' r.eiv: iiiSt;tments' e• examination Make 1i' et. possilber-comel here'hY all 1 ;Means for a.FREE;eXa,minatiort•to, makesore of your eyesight. Don't !' your eyes—no instrument is more delicate or prMiouS than . the human eye., R. H. JEDHIRSON •Gradate of Toronto College of Optometry ITine Jewellery and Repairs . Next Hovey's Drug Stbre • • .. CLEUIUG PRICE. ON COLD WEATHER MERCHANDISE' Overceats, ,SWeaters, Windbreakers, Mackinaw Coats, Heavy Rubbers, Galoshes, Fleece -lined and Wool Underwear, Mitts and Gloves, Flannels and Flannel Shirts Etc. all at prices reduced beyond anything we have ever begore undertaken. A Real Price slashing Event that represents a big saving to yet% in the purchase of these articles. 25 Men's and Boys' Overcoats to choose from at wholesale prices and many of them at less. Penman's and Veivatine Fleeced -lined Underwear for men at 75c for Boys at 49e. Cotton Military flannel shirts,( good fitters, long wearers, Regular $1.00 and $1.25 for 85c. Wool Flannel Shirts, from $1.19, up. HEAVY WOFK RUBBERS—Clearing prices on all, lines Men's $2.49 up. Boys' $2.15 up. :WOMEN'S GAYTEES—Sand, Beige or Black, the balance of our stock of these lines, Regular $2.75; Clearing price, $2.15. MANY OTHER LINES TO CHOOSE FROM COIIE IN AND LOOK THEM OVER. Plumsteel Bros. Its time to think of Spring House Cleaning And a good place to get the new goods to replace the old is Right Here. We have the up-to-date furniture that will suit you We would especially draw your attention to our fine large steak of Beds, Springs and Mattresses. So enjoy the comfort you should, have. 'When puttihg away your furs and winter goods the sure and safe place for them is a eedar chest. No moths will bother them there. Our floor covering department. will be more elaborate than ever with a large stock of Congoleum and Oil Cloth, by the yard: Linoleum, Congoleum and Carpet Rugs in all sizes with a splen- did assortment of smaller mats. Brighten up with the latest colorsjn Paints Laequees, Utilacs, Varnishes of high quality. Try our special tin of Utilae any color, 25c with a goad brush thrown in. , Watch for special offer. We are ready for the,Maple Syrup season, with a large stock of sap buckets and *tuts, 8 qt. tin pails at 25e each. All kinds of Mops, Floor and Wall Brushes, and all makes of Wax and Polishes. A. Real Bargain, one Johnson's Electric Polisher, ask for dem- onstration. ' For a real wall finish use lifneesco. Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co FUNERAL DIRECTORP MONUMENT DEALERS THE STORES WITH A STOCK Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware UM yuiesuseu T1tChafiCe bf a Lifetime To stock- up on highest shirts, ties, underwear, OMR§ and aceessor.ies— ' Fascinating dotal and patterns for Ehster-- NeVilea' Styles— Our usual Modest priceit—' Alia a tretrieiiddlia larietY Of • striking merchandise from which • to choose! Come in, today. •••• - DAVIS & HERMAN. Albert Street , Clinton, Ontario "THE VOGUE MILLINERY!” We are now ready with hats that perfectly express- the joy- • ous Mood of Spring in ever shade, for the colorful role to be played in spo)rtsWelar and afternoon hats. - lMe make it to your advert- tage to shop early. The Vogue" WHEN IT'S, UP TO •YOU TO ENTERTAIN . . "Parties" magazine -featuring de- earatiOns„ costumes, games and re- • • frealunes, might be ft ihelp to you. ,Spring number gives suggestions for St. Patrick s Day„ April Fool's and Eaeter, also plans` for Showers, an- nouncementS, bazaars and children's parties, suggests funprovoking stunts and favors to make a party joyous, colorful and gay. The price is 25c. A. ficture of your children's party%would be treasured now and will become invaluable later. Young - stem will change and grow up all too soon, .but a photograph will keep them just as they are. 0er .local photographer wil sbon be ready for your call. Tile W3 Fair Ca Often the Cheapest—Always the Best guilMeutt doom Miss Alice Rance is visiting relatives in Toronto. Miss Mary Hovey spent the week -end with her brother in Ingersoll. • Mrs. McGeorge of Toronto is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. W. Morrison, Mrs. llifuir of Montreal has been vis- iting at the home of her brother, Dr. J. W Shaw. Mr. T. A. Greig returned Monday after spending the past couple of months in Toronto. Mrs. R. Holmes and her daughter, Mrs. Wheaton, of Toronto are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. II. S. Chant Mrs. H. B. Combo and Miss Barry Combe left this week on a trip to Bermuda. They -will be absent two or 'three weeks. Messrs. G. L. Hanley and G. M. Evans attended the Firestone banquet, held in the Hotel London, London, on Monday evening. Mr. 1 H. Chant of Unionville spent the week -end at the home of his brother, Mr. H. R. Chant. Mr. Chant, who has been In the hospital for a fortnight or so, returned home yesterday, His condition I Seems somewhat -improved, his friends are glad to know. Mr. H. J. Aitken of Neelin, Man., who brought a car of horses from the west a few weeks ago and dis- posed of them very satisfactorily, left for home on Tuesday. Mr, Aitken and his brother, known at. home as Aitken Bros., a few years ago purchased the homestead farm of one -section of land in Manitoba front Mr. Robt J. Fisher, - hlJ street, Clinton, Wile Wit ieturned to Clinton. Mr. Aitken is a native of the west, this being his first visit to Ontario. 14,000,000 TREES FOR DISPOSAL IN 1929. Readers of The News -Record will be interested in knowing that the Ontario' Government, through the Ontario- Forestry Branch, is contin- uing. Its' offer of free trees ,.for all reaidents •in the Province who wish to plant.•up waste areas on their farms', br -to establish a windbreak. For some time now this programme has been 'carried on with:increasing interest on the part of landowners until last year nearly 5,000 persons accepted trees from the Government With the steady increase in ap- plicants .the number - of . trees has necessarily increased until this year there are 14,000,000 trees' available for the various reforestation pro- jects being carried ,on by the Fores- try Branch. It should be made clear that all such trees' are sent .out for the two purposes mentioned abeIve and are not intended for decorative work such as lawn and hedge planting or for planting along fe,ncm. Each resident of the Province -can get 4,000 trees each year by paying the express from the nearest Gov- ernment nursery which are situated Norfellt, Simcoe, Durharti, Prince Edward and Grenville counties. Or, if a person prefers to do so, he may cell and get the trees at the nursery. - Ems 01110 aeses men are planting more than the free allotment each Year and for such work- additional quantities are supplied at $4.00 per thonsarid. , It may be. of interest to know that last year 131 people in Huron county rceived trees,' who, all told; planted 861:18 trees and it is to be hoped „. • TPUR$DAY,ligis401/ 14,, /929 , • 14"1""111911.2.jr.,112"4781"4"46121mtillialaggima4rialli 4101.41;a6aajawaaiiiilmarmai41'411;21--: N.' S. arch 16t -h to 23r jil ocoanut, r)er lb. -21e Shelled Walnuts,lb. 45'c Seedless Raisins,- 2 lbs. 23c SeedleSs Raisins, 10.1b§. $1.00 Corn Starch, 2 pks - 19c Corn_13rooms 39c Heinz Medium Beans, 14c P. Ee G. Soap, 6 Bar& 23c ljates, 2 113s 21c Rolled Oats, 10 lbs 426 • Corn „Flakes, 3 pks 29c Prunes ungraded, 2 lbs, 25c Canned Fruits, (assorted) 19c Lit/c•Flakes, 3 pks 29c Black Tea, per lb 59c 'Salado. Tea, ..per lb 69c 69c -Red Rose Tea, per ib Lipton Tea, per 69c Granulated. Sugar, 10 lbs 59c Baking PoWder, per lb, 19c - 'Loose Macaroni, 2. lbs 21c .Loose Starch, 311as 25c (...1.orn; 6- cans c Tomatoes, 6 cans 80c Peas, 6 cans 70c Syrup, (5 lb pail) - 29c .Syrup, (10 ib pail) 63c • Icing Sugar,,2 lbs 19c Soda Biscuits, 1 Ib 16c Eps • m Salts, 7 lbs 25e Marmalade, (large size) -33c Red Salmon, per tin - 32c Fry's Cocoa, 1b 25c Fry's Cocoa, lib 50c FRIGIDAIRE COUNTER. Lard, 3 lb. pail 52c Lard, 20 lb. pail • $3.20 Picnic Hams, fresh, .1b 20c Loin Roast, per lb. - 29c Creamery Hater, lb. Shortening, '3 lbs. Spare Ribs, pei lb. Breakfast Bacon, per Ib; 460 49c 20e 30c Peas, Per doz. cans - -..• ..• .$1.817 Infant Delight Soap, 4 for 232 Tenderloin, per Ib: 60c Cottage Roll, per lb. 25e • Morning Delivery: 9 to 11 a.m. •Cash and Service go GOODS DELIVERED 100 0' WHERE "SELLS FOR LESS" PRICE PREVAILS Niff 100AMVA*010410~~40WWW60~1101ACAW that even 1114*0 residents of the county will this year become inter- ested in this pleasant and profitable work. Information pertaining to refor- estation, either for private planters or for municipal work, as -well as ap- plication forms for trees, may be had from the, Ontarid Forestry Branch, Parliament Buildings, Toronto. CHANGE IN METHOD OF DOING BUSINESS W. T. O'Neil Estate has sold the delivery end of their business to Mr. L. Cree, who has been employed with them for some time. This, elimina- tion of expense will enable this firm to compete with chain store prices and the business will be run as "Cash arid Carry" (excepting their regular two weeks and monthly accounts.) A recent installation of Frigidaire and meat counter enables a full sup- ply of fresh and cooked meats to be carried, and a weekly price list will be published. A small fee (of ten cents) will be lidded for goods deliv- ered in ST. PATRICK'S TEA AND SALE OF HOME COOKING AND HOME-MADE CANDY tuitier auspieeS, of the W, A. of . WE§IIV-WiLLIA CIIIJRCII SATURDAY MARCH 16th front 3 to 6 o'clock IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBER 04-2. • Public School Concert IN Tim vowN. tku; Thu. & Fri. Mar., 21-22 A. MUSICAL COMEDY "FINGERS" "The -Festival f the Month" and Eskimo Scene . Choruses and Dances 350 - ' All Seats ReServed Plan at Fair's ' MASKED CARNIVAL , IN TOWN HALL, BAYFIELD Wednesday April 3 at 8:30 o'clock • under auspices Of Bayfield Agricultural Society '' P *zes• Ladies' Fancy Costume lst and 2nd. Gentlemen's Fancy Costume, lst, 2nd. • Ladies Comic Costume. , • Gentlemen's Comic Costume. Childrenst Best Girl and Best Boy. •• Grand March at 9:30 o'clock 'Mimic by Lakeside Entertainers Admissions 50c Mar, 14-28 • .1 Afternoon Delivery: 2.30 to 5 p.m. Phone 48 1 ST PATRICKS SOCIAL IN ST. JOSEPH'S HALL • • on the evening of MONDAY, MARCH 18th CARDS, DANCING, PRIZES Admission 50c. Cook's Orrhestra. 05-1-p. GOAL Hard and Soft Coal and Coke in Stock. Carload of Alberta. Coal to arrive this week, Get Our Prices. W. J. MILLER & SON Orders taken at residence. Ontario St. PHONES: 46w and 46j TRY A. JELLY ROLL , Made of the Best Materials and a "PRIZE WINNER" " ORDER" A COFFEE CAKE or CHELSEA BUNS YES Wo deliver at any time or anyplace "WHOLEWBEAT" and SNOWFLAKE BREAD Wendorf's Bakery "Makers of Snoiwflake Bread" WHENAOU NEED A PLUMBER MOST hurry.-.Y.:u Pihieo°nd' 'e2114i4m a i"iicin vra ie gratl • be at your door almost at once. Equipped:IL:: :d0 anY job, or large, efficiently and !quickly • at a reasonable Pride- ' • CELERY'S, I'LlE7A°F.ULREST'PTETJ'COIEA,LISIEFAODR'' THLEEWTTELTCEE-E', NTDOIVIATOES, NEW' ' • C.ARROTS 'STEW CAB13A.GE • 1..• ip• WHERE QUALITY IS AS' REPT THE C. h 5, GROCERS irARpNv,A,RE en -a 'p.I;timj316. Branch 1 Main 12 5 vi "WHERE THRIFT MEETS QUALITY" . i March 14 Marmalade and Betty's Orange Marmalade 40 oz. jar 35c, 3 for $1.00 Pure St. Jam, 40 oz. jar.. 49c Pure Plum Jam, 40 oz. jar 37c Jam Week March Pure Ras. Jam, 40 oz. jar Pure BI. Currant, 40 oz. jar . Pure Pineapple Marmalade (Its delicious) 40 oz. jar 21 47c 47e 490 25e 59c 15c 29e 29c 27c 25c 25c 25c 19c Specials Pure Lard, 20 lb .pail....$3.40 Pure Lard, 5 lb. pail.... 95c P. & G. Soap, 10 bars .... - -42c Corn Starch, 2 pkgs. .... 19c Soap, Chips, 2 lb. 25c Corn Syrup, 5 lb: pail33c Mixed Pickles, sweet or sour, qt, •47c Ginger Snaps, 2 lbs. 25c Special Brooms 49c For Cash -- Choice Rice, 4 lb. 10 lb. Gr. Sugar Campbell's Soups, all flay Broken Sodas, 3 lb. Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs. , Matches, per pkgs.... ... Spaghetti, 2 pkgs. Choice Figs, 2 lb. Canned Peas, 2 for Libby's Toni., Ketchup FRESH SALMON, HALIBUT, HERRING, FILLETS, ETC. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IN SEASON . L. LAWSON & CO. PHONE 111 - FREE DELIVERY .... ......zi h. ..,....... A Million Thrills For The Millions NOW EVERYONE CAN HAVE:A GENUINE SPARTON EQUASONNE $266.00 EQUASONNE CIRCUIT ALL ELECTRIC EIGHT TUBE DYNAMIC SPEAKER TWO POWER TUBES IN PUSH-PULL ILLUMIN- ATED SINGLE DIAL, COMPLETE WITH TUBES $266 00 , A promise fulfilled. A golden -voiced Sparton EQUASONNE in- strument within the means of millions! To the radio world, which recognizes Sparton's revolutionary EQUASONNE circuit as the greatest radio developement since A. C. reception, this announcement of Model 930 is of vast import, and 'music lovers who have hoped and expected to own a Sparton EQAU- SONNE "some day" will receive it with even greater amazement and delight. It makes that "Some day" NOW. Worthy of its name is this latest addition to the Sparton Inc . . . a true EQUASONNE with all the amazing qualities that have made Sparton the sensation of the radio world. Sutter & Perdue PLUMBING HARDWARE ELECTRIC WIRING Phone 147w