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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1929-05-16, Page 8HE t7LINTON-N W00, 41,#09110 GLINTO ` li LEADING JEWEiLEB'Y STORE -SAX E NIGHT DRIVING•— rotect• Your I aniily, Your' Oar, Your Life. EDI -nine -tee `Glaring headlights and blindinX Easy 'to set in Plrice. Glaring headlights cause smash ups— protects life metal•— and property. • Distributor Di; Clinton Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry Mlle' Jewellery' and; RepairsNext Hovey's Drug Store ROES! SHBES t Tennis Shoes -At this time of the yearmost Girls and Boys want to discard their heavy winter footwear for something lighter and cooler. To these we are offering.. a now and complete range of Fleet Feet Tennis Shoes. The quality this: year is the best' we have ever seen and prices are very low. Nice new goods from 85c up. . MEN'S WORK SHOES Don -'t fudge shoe values by price only. A good shoe at a med- ium_prrca is cheaper than Shoddy at.any Brice, We are n* 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 Childreln's fine shoes. Some new nifty lines just placed in stock. Plumsteel Bros. {Ln spending trnlo, aa • in spending` `money, man has the right to expect: a definite'' re turn for ;that: which he spends, If he spends :time studying, he is buying knowledge; and 'with this, thought in mind, we suggest our stock of School Books and Supplies.; Do 'you want to learn or refres'h. your history, Grammar, Arithmetic? A. Dictionary is :.a great, help for, knowledge, then ,.why overlook the Bible or a religious. book for study. Then We have .the Newspapers for a daily addition to knowledge of the worlds news and view points, or the Literary Digest, giving both Sides ,of the question, the actual facts of current life-ae clipped from publica- tions all over theworld; it claims to neither 'distort nor becloud, always informative, interprets actuality, its subject matter is To -day and To -mor- roW Next we- introduce ` Popular Mechanics magazines giving the let - est inventions and discoveries, good for . the handy Man, the car owner, the radiq fan, scores of illustrations and written sozyou can understand. The National Geographic for. the in- crease and diffusion, of geographic knoledge, many illustrations, some beautifully colored, .gives you a knowledge of far places, does some- thing to satisfy wanderlust, broadens the education and enriches ,conversa- tion ,' gives you a trip to foreign. lands while sitting beside your read- ing lamp`. If' you spent time fishing, playing ball or tennis, you buy a pleasant re- laxation. You will find here in lib- eral assortment all the big and little paraphernalia that go to make fish- ermen happy and such sporting goods as are in local demand. - • Tile . fl. Fail Co Every Garment Custom Tailored 11 A Good Way To Get Comfort IS TO REPLACE YOUR OLD SPRINGS AND MATTRESSES WITH NICE FRESH NEW ONES We have the famous 14farshall spring filled mattress, guaranteed for 6 years at 528.00 as well as alt the best makes in felt mattresses from 57 up to $17.00 and a real stock of springs and beds at all prices. - A wonderful stock of Lin oleums, Oilelothes, Linoleum and Con- goleum Rugs in all sizes. Shed your furs and woollens into a cedar chest—no more worry about moths, If you can't use a chest ask for Larvex as a moth preventative. HARDWARE As usual our spring stock of paints, varnishes, shellacs and waxes is complete and you know we sell all the best brands. Now is the time for your Garden Tools and Lawn Mowers. See our special display of colored alluminum ware. --Some real snappy bargains in Two Plate electric stoves at $3.89. Then we are agents for the celebrated Coleman Gas Stoves and;;Lamps, and Coal Oil Stoves. Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co FUNERAL DIRECTORS' MONUMENT DEALERS THE STORES WITH A STOCK Hardware ,lYi Furniture Phone: 104 Often the Cheapest—Always the Best What's all this About Sox Appeal? The 'answer is right here in our store, where men's attractive hosiery le s,vail-- able in a great variety of styles and 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 sawn just look at our. show windows—then COME IN and BUY! REGULAR $1,00 HOSE FOR 59c 3 PAIRS' FOR $1.50 DAVIS Sic• HER -MAN 11tr. Robert Middleton 'of Toronto is home for the vacation. Miss Daisy Copp, R.N. visited- Clin- ton friends last week. Mr. and Mrs. H. Charlesworth visited Goderich friends on Sunday last. Messrs, Edgar Maguire and Edward Rorke spent the week -end in Lon- don. Miss Hanna MbKenzie of Drayton has been visiting Mrs. T. Mason this week. . Miss., Vera Pepper and Miss Myrtle Armstrong spent the week -end at Niagara Fails. Misses Doris Durnin and Florence Rorke spent the week -end at Alma College, St. Thomas. Miss Hattie Courtice motored to Hamilton and spent the week -end with her brother and his family. Mr. and Mrs. A. Eagleson of Dray ton spent the week -end with the latter's mother, Mrs. Farquhar. r•; THURSDAY, MAY Hi, 1-029 PrirrirWWWW41,7,MIPT,TV,117.1,71,-.717 CLiNTQN'S ®'C - R , e . This is the -week or `." ` a nin L mediumsize 2. •their:Fest are Juicy Pineapplesat, y 9 ze o 00 ..� 3 25 • and X2.50®large Pineapples: per , ,111° ea , 1e elivered, t t i rice � --Order Now-- ,.PURE LARD per lb.; ...:..... . MAXWELL HOUSE SPECIAL COFFEE C SODA BISCUITS. 2'c� KRAFT: CHEESE 33c• 63c •.c Per lb. COFFEE, per. lb. Per lb: ... , .. i ^ SALADA TEA : NEW r Per lb. CHEESE ,rip RASPBERRY JAM: 32 C RDD ROSE TEA e 6..7d: Large Bottle . ' Per Ib.... ,. . U9C Per lb... . ......... 'JUL Fresh S llmon Trout DELIVERED PRICE PER POUND 25c Tuesday's and Friday' GINGER SNAPS! ROLLED OATS SALTED PEANUTS 25c CORN MEAL 25c 2 1». for 23C 10 lbs. for 39C 2 lbs, for A. ..-..... . 8 lbs for RED SALIVIQN: °� JELLY POWDER BLACK TEA. Q Y' CAN OORN AND 25, Per tin 2C 5: for.... ..0 Windsor, per lb. 4$C ]CAN PEAS for la 1 PUKINS AND *y CROSSE & BLACK- OAT FLAKES, .9 RICE KRISPIE ,25C 1 CAN TQMIATOES "a C . WELL VINEGAR, Gal.'oOIC Quick Service, per pkg. "`�C 17c CASH- PRICEAIST MAY 16th to May, 25th' TIGER CATSUP 23� FANCY.,CAKES Per bottle,' Per lb 25c ORANGES Per basket . ....... 59c TOMATOES 1CAUIJFLOWERS. RA -DISHES GREEN ONIONS ILETTUCE Morning Delivery: 9 and 11 a.m. Cash and Carry WHERE "SELLS FOR LESS" PRICE PREVAILS FRIGIDAIRE PICKLED PICNIC HAM 2C.ic Per Ib. ...:. BRNAKFASP BACON 30c Piece' . . COOKED IiAM. 52c Per lb. ROAST HSM Per lb = JELLIED TONGUE Per Ib. SCHNEIDER'S SAUSAGE 25c Per Ib. �� 60c 60c PINEAPPPLE medium large ,29c New Health Food Bran Cream, perpkg 23c GOODS DELIVERED 10e .Afternoon Delivery: 2:30 and 5 p,m. TN-O'NEI , "LILAC _TIME" L Phone 48 A Charming Springtime Play in the STAR THEATRE, CLINTON Mon. Tues. Wed. May 20, 21, 22 under the auspices of St. Paul's Choir DO NOT FAIL TO SEE IT Admission 40c, Children 25c. 14-1. 64 y9 • A farce comedy in 3 acts will .be presented by the A.Y.P,A. of Hensall Anglican Church in the Town Hall, Varna, , on the evening of TUESDAY MAY 21ST at 8 o'clock, sharp under auspices of St. John's Anglican Church, Varna. MUSIC BETWEEN ACTS Admission 35e and 20e. 13.2 A Busy Honeymoon Mr. Sam Darnell of Chatham spurt the week -end with his mother and stepfather, Mr, and Mrs. D. Poul - ter. Misses Louise and Marjorie Beaton motored up friotn Toronto and spent the week -end withtheir mother in town, Mr. and Mks. C. W. Morris and Miss Margaret, Grand Valley spent Sun- day as guests at'the home of Mrs. Morris' brother, Dr. McIntyre. Rev; L. C. Harrison, Sheriff Middle- ton and b r. , T. Hawkins are in London this week attending the meeting of the Anglican Synod. Mrs. John McIntyre has returned to her home in Grand Valley after spending a couple of weeks with her son, Dr. McIntyre of town. Mks.' Carl Mair and children of Allan-, dale have been hero during the past week, being called home by the serious illness of her mother, btrs. Mogk, whose condition does not improve. Mrs. J. Stirling of Detroit has been here the past week owing to the illness of her sister, Miss Susie Powell, who underwent an opera- tion in.. the Clinton Hospital last week, and who is progressing nic- ely. gs Cream :Poultry WE RECOGNIZE QUALITY and , "'DISTRIBUTE THE CASA ACCORDINGLY at CLINTON CREAMERY; CLINTON PHONE 145 SEAFORTB BRANCH, SEAFORTH PHONE 16;,. CLINTON BRAN, -B, CLINTON, ONTARIO G PHONE 190 ; Gunn, anglozs &.,Co., Limited READ OFFICE MONTIt1AL,(tut ' Guelph, accompanied by Mr. Alvah and lVfiss Vera Woods. of Toronto; neva spent' Sunday' at • the home of MTS. "DEACON DUBBS" toitositoteeas 'I'^ A Three -Act Comedy Will be presented by the Young Peo- ple of Turner's Church, Tucker - smith in Londesbero Community Hall Under auspices of the X.P.S. of the United Church Friday, May 17th at 8 p.m. Admission 35c and 25c. 14-1. R. J. Woods. Quite a number from around here attended the funeral of the late John Irwin, 2nd concession of FInloss, on Wednesday. Miss Dorothy Webster of Tilbury was a week -end visitor at her home here. The play, "A Poor Married Man," put on by the young people of For- dyee, was given at St. Helen's Fri- day night and was well attended. Proceeds for sick children's hospital Toronto. Master Mitchell Scobie, son of Rev. Mr. Scobie, Belgrave, spent a Sew days at the home of Rev. H. G. Whitfield. Mir, Norman Stuart of Lucknow, who has been engaged with Mr. •J:oynt on 'the farin,.:had one of his fingers taken off by ;the potato planter last week. Mr's, A. E. Doan, Mrs. J. E. Hogg and Mrs. P. Gardiner are in Chatham this week attending the London Conference Branch meeting' of the W. M. S. of the united Church. Mr. (Gardiner motored the ladies to Chatham. Mfr. Roy Cooke, student of the To- ronto Bible College, who spent a few days at his home here,: left }Thursday last for North Bay and will have charge of a student pas- ' torate in the north during the sum- mer months. Si. Helens Mr. and Mrs, Arnold, Barbour and Mies Dorothy' and .Bobby Phillips, spent Sunday at the home of Hors, R. J., Woods. ' St, Helens and ;•;Fordyce" schools played a friendly game of ball on. Monday afternoon, the score at the Orid..of the, game standing at 20' to 12 in favor of St. Helens. M;r. and Mrs. Snyder and 'family of near Kitchener and Miss Irene Woods. epetit Sunday at the latter's honie`here, that of Mr. and 116.-6, Rob- inson Woods. NIx. and Mrs, • Wm. Dougherty of•, Whole Wheat Bread MAKES DELICIOUS TOAST A Few Specials DROP CAKES, ORANGE FRUIT CAKE, NUT DROPS, SHORT CAKE AND HERMITS Go, Gdericb Bell Bros., cement eontraetoi s, have been awarded the' contract by the town council : of laying the new cement walks for the town at 13 cents per square foot, three-quarters of a cent lower than last year. The contractors. for' the new an- nex to the elevator have purchased from John Graham of Toronto, one acre of his farm. in Colborne town- ship to supply, the gravel: for the new elevator; .'Roll Bros. have the contract' of delivering. the gravel to the shute on Wellington street from iiittb it is conveyed to the work. Richard 'Finnigan, of Prosperity, was a visitor in the county town on Friday: Bell Bros. moved their loading' bin and shanty to Graham's gravel pit on'. Friday afternoon. Nels. Pearson; of Nile, spent some time in town on Friday. Alex. Young, - of Loyal,, was a visitor here • with friends recently ,William Cumpbeil, the grand old` man of •Goderich who` will bd 9G:; years old on July 1, walked to the poll recently' and cast his vote on. the by-law Other than being a lit,' tie defective in hie sight, he',is as brisk as men, many years his junior. George G,?; Mcbwan has purchased ;from William; Sharman of Hamilton,: Phis residence -on Wlaterldo•street. John Johnston and daughter, lyliss, `SATURDAY. NIGHT" "IS CANDY NIGHT" —SEE THE SPECIALS AT—. Wendorf's Bakery MAKERS OF SNOWFLAKE BREAD pecial Prices ON COAL AND COKE FOR SPRING DELIVERY Get our Prices. W. J. MILLER &" SON Orders taken at residence, Ontario St. PHONES: 46w and 40j Mary attended the funeral: of the late *S. Japees Medd at Auburn en. oiiday afternoon. WVIIEN YOU NEED A PLUMBER MOST -Yon need him in a great hurry. Phone 244 and we will be at your door almost at once. Equipped to do any job, small or large, efficiently and quickly ata reasonable price.' 41, CASH PI EA' PLE WEEK MAY 15TH NOW .S THE TI117E SERVICE MAY 23RD EXTRA LARGE PINEAPPLES Per D'oz,. $3.50 LARGE PINE- APPLES Per doz. $3.25 MAY SPECIALS Choice Figs, 2 lbs. 25e Dates, choice, 2 lb. .. , 21c Laundry Starch, 3 lbs. 25e Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs. 29e 1 Corn, 1 Peas, for 25e 10 P. & G. Soap 39e Ammonia,- 3 pkgs. 23c Pure Lard, 2 lbs. 35c Choice Rice, 3 lbs. 26c Chicken Haddie, per tin 23c 10 bars Comfort Soap .,. 43c MEDIUM PINE- APPLES Per doz. $230 Fry's Chocolate Syrup, tin Dad's Cookies, per doz. .. C. & B. Ketchup, large,. Keiler's Or. Marmalade.. C. & B. Taosted'Beans, tin Mixed Cakes, per lb..... Choice Prunes, 2 lbs. . Choice Black Tea, per lb. Cocoanut, per lb. Ginger Snaps, 2 lbs. ., Potatoes, per bag 30c 23e 27e 25e - 15e 25e 25e 50e 25c 23e 95c CELERY, TOMATOES, LETTUCE, STRAWBERRIES COOKED AND CARED MEATS L. LAWSON & CO. "WHERE PRICE MEETS QUALITY" Phdne: one one one Free Delivery avi nS HARDWARE and PL'ITMBING,1` Phone 244 Pouiltry Raisers We have taken the Agency for the ROYAL BROODERS Formerly sold by Mr. E. Mittell and have a complete line of Brooders and Supplies, and the Prices. are Right Sutter erdu e PLUMBING HARDWARE ELECTRIC WIRING Phone 147w You will he astonished at the extraordinary values and the carr - leers service. Every product we sell is pure and. wholesome. Here art, some 'Fe :are mighty proud of: °� STRAWBERRY & RA9PBFRRY JAM, ORAN-GE MARMALADE KETCHUP AYLMER .,PEAS; ALL SIZES, AYLMER CORN; DEL • IVIAIZ • CORN, AYLMER SOUPS • ,ALL FRESH FRUITS AND 'VEGETABLES FOI;t ;WEEK -END T:it , E Ci- Sa' Ro 'ERS, - Branick I °5j ' Main I25wr