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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1929-05-09, Page 8• CLINTON'S LEADING JEWELERY• STORE 1 SAFE DRIVE —SAFE NIGHT DRIVING—. Protect Your Family, Your' Car, Your Life.', Eliminates Glaring headlights and blinding sun,— II metal -- Easy to s'e't in Place. Glaring headlights cause smash ups— Protects life and property. ® H. Distributor for C,iriton Graduate of. Toronto College of Optometry Fine Jewellery and Repairs Next Hovey's Drug Store SI • SfillES! Tennis Shoes—At this time of the year most Girls and Boys want to discard their heavy winter footwear for something lighter and cooler. To these.we are offering a new and complete range of Fleet Foot Tennis Shoes. The quality this year is the liest.we have, ever seen and prices are very low. Nice new goods' from 86e up.. MEN'S WORK SHOES Don't • judge shoe values by price only. A good shoe at a med- ium price is cheaper than shoddy at any price. We are nclw showing such makers as Sterlings and Grebbs and every pair made of Solid some of the best work shoes we have ever. handled. Shoes made by leather. See. our Ladies' and Children's fine shoes. Some new nifty lines just placed in stock. - Plumsteei POs. Every ' Garment Custom Tailored Far Or Near RenneraberMother Dear On Sunday May 12th LINTON-NEWS RECORD THURSDAY, MAY ;),1.929 a,V' , CLINTON'S BL6 ,CORNER GROCERY Whoever else forgets, Mother's Day is always remembered by. moth- ers. We may forget to remember it, but mothers are sure to remember that we have forgotten it. A small sum will buy a Greeting Card -and show mother you have not forgotten her day and will testify all theyear round to your thoughtfulness. It will symbolize the `' continuity' cif : your affection throughout the whole three hundred and sixty, -five days of the year. "There'sonly one mother to you, and bin1y ono clay in the year set apart exclusively - as Her day. A Greeting Card will express perfectly the sentimentof the day, the taste of the recipient and the affection ;of. the• sender, .awekeiti-tender thoughts, whisper sweet mem'e4com es, e near- est torepayment for the devotion of mother, Iove, brighten her day. and bring her joy. NATIONAL SANI-BI•LT OFFER Will hold Good for this Week WORTH REGULARLY 050 OUR SPECIAL 3 -piece full size suite - $199.00 THIS WEEK ONLY 7015 SAVE - $51 ,. - Imagine id A genuine 1260 value for $10. Guaranteed abso- lutely mothproof. Don't dream .of missing this. ' See it anyway. We would also like to remind you that our stock of Beds, Springs and Mattresses is large and better than ever. Don't forget to store your Furs, Woollens, Etc. in a Cedar Cest. No more. worry about Moths. , We are 'quite prepared • fen . all your needs, in Lineleunis, • Oil Cloths, Linoleum and Congoleum Rugs and Mntt, all patterns and Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENT DEALERS THE STORES WITH A STOCK Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 18I What's all this About Sox Appeal? , °Wine answer is rigliti here in aur store, whei.'d. indIN ,attractive hosiery is tlt'ail�, able in a great variety .611 stylesand colors; We're just as Up -To -The -Moment in every other -item of .Men's apparel as we are, in this matter of SOCKS APPEAL For the best men's furnishings you eves saw, just look' at our show windows—then COME IN`,and BUY! Q; j� REGULAR $1.00 HOSE FOR 59c 3 PAIRS FOR . $1°50. • AVIS I1 , . s real lPoultr WE RECOGNIZE QUALITY and DISTRIBUTE THE CASH ACCORDINGLY at CLINTON CREAMERY, CLINTON PHONE 145 SEAFORTH.BRANCH, . SEAFORTH PHONE 10 CLINTON BRANCH,; CLINTON, ONTARIO. PHONE' 190 Gunn, LangIois Co., Li aite�l HEAD OFFICE « _ IdONTREAL, QUA3. -she eemwo.s .e A +g+J • e W. D. fair Go. Often the Cheapest=Always' the Best loIfi I Imipmm�'i illt .-�• Mr. Wilbur •Ford : of London was home over the week -end. Ass Eva Carter of Kitchener"' was -home over the week -end,. Kiss. Isabel Draper of Brantford was home over the -week -end. Miss Bessie Irwin of Merritten ,is visiting' her sister, Miss Ruby Ir- vin, Miss Beth Cartwright of Listowel spent the week -end at her hone in town, Miss Alice Rance, who has been vis- iting In Toronto for some time, has returned. Mrs. Wiseman has been spending some weeks with her mother in St, Marys. Mr, L. E. Doherty of Stratford vis- ited the old home town for a short - time' Tuesday. Miss Catherine Archibald. of Port Rowan is •the guest of Col. H. T. and Mrs. Rance, Dr. and Mrs. Hector Mutton of Mitch- ell 'visited Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Waits on Sunday. Miss Mary Watkins of London spent the week -end with her parents, Mr. nd' Mrs. J. Wiatkins.. Mrs. E. W. Morrison was at Dray- ton during .the past week, owing to the illness of her mother. Mrs. Harold •Iiilty and children of Toronto are visiting the lady's par ents, Dr. J. W.' and Mrs. Shaw. Mr. Kissaek of Zurich, formerly of the Bank of Montreal staff, Clin- ton, spent the week -end in town. Mrs. Harry Bartliff, who has been visiting at the home of her broth- er ' near Brusstls, • has returned home.. Mr.•Kenneth Rorke and Mr. Stanley Barry of the Goodyear office staff, Toropto, were week -end guests at the fernier's home here. Mr, and.Mis.'H. W. Ambler of Pon- tiac, Mich., were week -end guests at the home of Mrs,'A'mbler's par - elite, Mr and Mrs I1, B Rorke, , ' Mr, rsd Darnall, con of Mrs. D.I 1301ilter d town, has been assign- ed a ehureh for the summer months and left Thursday to •take 'charge, Mr. McLaren, editor •of the Bluebell, organ of the Bell 'Telephone Cora - Pans, ompans,: was in town on Thursday last and made a pleasant call on The News -Record. '- My. and Mrs. E. J. Archibald of Montreal were -in town for the fun- eral of •the former's aunt, the late Mrs. . Ferran; this week. They left for Montreal yesterday ''after- noon. Mrs. Mpl4ath leaves tomorrow' to vis- it for a few weeks with her daugh- ter, Miss Marjorie, who is teach- ing' at Buiwash, and Miss Winnie McMath leaves for Jasper Park, where she will spent the, summer. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chant left 'Satur-. day for their home in Pittsfield, Mass., after a visit with the for - :tees parents, Mr. and Mrs. `H. B. Chant, • Mr. :Chant has not been ab- le,to be out much lately, the weath- er has been, so unfavorable. But we're hoping for better soon. --. Mr. -,J. Taylor of Toronto has ;been in town this week. Mr, Taylor rec- ently returnedfrom Orlando, Fior, Ida,. where he spent the winter,` ac- coipivapied by his wife and daugh- ` ter.' He was showing his friends while 'here a couple of medals he iris won bowling, bne a rink cham- pionship and another doubles championship, and he is, of course, quite proud of them for they were for the whole of the United States. ECONOMY CAR�RCHAIN •STORE - ICES MAY 10th TO 18th - , I..... e_suggest the following May time Values. - Bigsale of Fancy Cakes; Figs, Chocolate and Marshmallow per lb Ib 25c.. These are wonderful Value Values ---See Window Special in Olives Plain and 'Stuffed . Stuffed . 17c Large Queen ' , 35c Tomatoe Soups Clark's 3' for 25c Campbells Tom.. Iper dozen $1.50 New Cheese per ib Kraft Cheese per lb Nu-Kraftper. pkg. 10 ib Rolled Oats 5 Jelly Powders 3 pkgs. Ammonia '' p Red Rose Orange` Pekoe lb 2 lb ungraded -Prunes 21c Large Juicy Oranges per Basket' 59c Fresh Trout Tuesdays re Fridays Delivered per ib 25c Salada Tea per Ib 69c Corn 2 for 25c per dozen $1.4'0 29c. 2 :lb Dates 21c 33c' Granulated Sugar 1.0 `for 54c 39c20c 3 Icing Sugar'25c 25c 2 Post Bran 25c 23c Lard 20. lb Pail $2.85 (Saturday at 9 o'clock) $5c. Tiger Catsup large 23c ; Maxwell Coffee POTATOES per bag delivered • per lb- 63c Price 95c Mother's Day Smiles`n Chuckles lb Seconds 49c Special Bon Bons 25-30- 60 ee 90c. Mixture lb 25c. Brooms 5 string 39c Soda Biscuits per ib 16c Ginger Snaps ,, 2 lb. 23c Loose Sodas 3 for 25c o lb. DELIVERED. WITH FISH ORDERS TUESDAY'S AN) FRIDAY'S FRIGIDAIRE MEATS BREAKFAST BACON, piece, lb. COOKED HAM,: per lb. 52e ! LARGE PINEAPPLES . ROAST AAM ,. 1, le. , LEAF LETTUCE, per bunchi • •' • • •' per 20c I TOMATOES, per lb. FRESH PICNIC HAUL; per'1b.• 20c 1 NEW CAE:ROTS, per bunch GOODS DELIVERED 10c SPARE RIBS ib. Morning Delivery: 9 and 11 a.m. Cash and Carrg Itiletithfitometimitmo • r Tx N E WRERE "SELLS FOR LESS" PRICE PREVAILS 10c 29c ,10e Afternoon Delivery: 2:30 and 5 p.m. It Phone 48 "Say It With Flowers" FOR Mother's Day "Mothers Living, FIowers Bright, Mother's Memory Flowers White," SEND THE GIFT OF,BEAUTY and �, UNDERSTANDING. J. Cun Vnghame, Flourist PHONES 31 AND 176W.. on the evening of Monday May '13th FOURTH of the series of Progressive Euchres will tape place in ST. JOSEPH'S HALL USUAL FEATURES COOK'S FIVE -PIECE ORCHESTRA Winery Sale We are offering a special sale of spring hints, Friday and Saturday. These hats are composed of the lat- est spring shapes, in Viscas, Bali- buntle, Crochet and Novelty braids, ,Regular $3 to $6 hats will be selling at 20. per cent off during this sale. A. C. MacDonald 13-1-p• MOTHER'S DAY SPECIALS IN CHOCOLATES featuring HUNTS,: LOWNEY'S, WILLARDS All Fresh and Delicious Mr. Chas. Scotehmer, who, spent the winter in Toronto, has returned ionic. Mr. 'Will Talbot and Kr. Harold, I'onhale a?iotored to St. Thomas' one day last week. • Mr. Alfred Westlake went to To.. ronto en business on Mlendey last.. Miss Mary. Hattie o£ St. Thomas hag been visiting friends •in•the neigh- borhood this last week. M'r. Will Scotchmer spent Monday with friends in Clinton. • Mr, Frank Keegan ,has rented his. farm on shares to Mr. Paul Cleave. The following is the report of S. S. No. 1, for the'month of April: Sr. 4th -Nora Stewart, • 84, honors; Dorothy :Stelck;-'72; Karl Stanbury, 70; Flossie.Stelek, 69.6;, Norma Ship- ley, 69. Jr. 4th—Joe Corey, 68'; Stuart MIcE.wen,' 62; Arthur Rozell, 61. - Jr. 3rd—Clarenee • Le Beau, 70; liuth Rozell, 58; Jack Henderson, 48. Jr 2nd --Clifford Henderson, Bob- by Glen Sr 1st -George Macdonald, Helen Rozell, Elton Rozell. Pr. — Frederick Anderson, Ray= mond Gantelon. Number on roll, 18, average atten- dance, 17.69.—M. A. Pentland, teach- er. Auburn ;:The funeral of the late Mrs. 'Aar- on Bennett will take place from the home , of her brother, Ms. Wm. Straughan,. East W?awanosh, ort Thursday, May 9th. The• young people: of Hensall are presenting a• play in the -Forester's Hall, Friday night this week, under` the auspices- of St. Mark's Anglican church. Stanley' '[ o'wnBhip A number of Masonic brethren' Mr. and 1Vlrs.' Edwin l-Iobson of St. I from here attended the funeral of Thomas were guests ever the week- 1 the late Col. Varcde , on P,:onday this. end at Mr. Alfred VY`ostiake's. week. d! SEE Our Window Of 40 SPECIAL KINDS OF BAKING • FOR MOTHER'S DAY Wendorf's Bakery MAKERS OF SNOWFLAKE BREAD Special Prices ON COAL AND COKE FOR SPRING DELIVERY Get our Prlsei. W. J. MILLER & SON Orders taken at residence, Ontario St. PHONES: 46w and 46j WHEN YOU NEED A PLUMBER MOST —Ydu need hint ' in _a great hurry.. 'Phone 244 and we will bo at your doer almost at once. Equipped to do any job, small' �Or Urge, efficiently and quickly - at a reasonable price, lawkins HARDWARE and PLUSLWING • Phone 244 CASH SERVICE BLUE AND WHITE SPECIALS MAY 8th MAY I6th Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs. 29c Choice Dates, 2 lbs. .. , . 21e Cooking Figs, 2 lbs. .... 25e Choice Prunes, 2 lbs. .... 25e McLaren Jelly, 4 pkgs. .. 25c Heinz Catsup, large, .... 27e Fancy Cakes, per ib. 25e HOUSE CLEANING SPECIAL Comfort Soap, 10 bars .. 43c Classic CIeanser, 2 for.. 15c Ammonia, 3 pkgs. 23e P. & G. Soap, 10 bars39e Floor Wax, tin 30e P. 0. Soap, 4 for 29e Lemon Oil, bottle 20c Flusho, tin 26e Silver Cream 25e Matches, pkg. 27c Gr. Sugar, 10 1b.. 57e 1 Corn and 1 Peas, .,25e Corn Starch, 2 pkgs. ... , 19e Icing Sugar, 3 lbs. 27c Pure Lard, 2 lbs. 35e Shaker Salt, 2 pkgs. .. 19e Break. Bacon, piece, lb... 28c Dutch. Sets, 2 lbs. 36e We Stock Bulk Seeds MOTHER'S DAY SPECIALS FOR SUNDAY, MAY 12th CHOCOLATES, ORANGES STRAWBERRIES, CELERY PINEAPPLES, CARROTS. CABBAGE Le LAWSON & co. "WHERE PRICE MEETS QUALITY" Phone:' one one one Free Delivery i Ponliry Raisers We have taken the Agency for the ROYAL BROODERS Formerly sold by Mr. E. Mittel! and have a complete line of Brooders and Supplies, and the Prices are Right Sutter 3i• r hie PLUMBING HARDWARE ELECTRIC WIRING Phone 147w I A77: ;j: I I :6 1::* You will be astonished at the extraordinary values' and:' the :cour-- teous.. service. Every product ;we sell is pure and wholesome:. Here are• some specials we aro mighty proud of: STRAWBERRY -S. RASPBERRY JAM ORANGE MARMALADE KETCHUP' AYLMER PEAS, ALL SIZES, AYLMER' CORN, DEL. MAIZ CORN • AYLMER-S'OUPS' ALL FRESH FRt?ITS ANIS VEGETABLES' FOR WEEK -END TI1E Ce '& S. GROCERS Branch 125j Main 1,25w