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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1934-05-17, Page 8$ellingOiit.•,,, BALANCE ` OP OUR .FLOOR COVERING INCLUDING `, CON'GOLEU31 AND 'LINOLEUM RUGS also a few' ends of Linoleum and Floor Oilcloth., SOME WIONDERFITL. BARGAINS re are also Clearing,Balance of CURTAIN MA.TERTAL at ridiculously Low Prices, SEE OUR 36 -inch TUB -FAST PRINTS Clearing this week at ..15c MEN'S WORK :BOOTS --If you want real value in work Moots Iook over our stock. We anticipated our wants before the advancein price and can offer you boots from $1.95 to ,$3.50 that are wonderful value. We . carry Sterlings Solid Leather Boots, Williams, Grebbs and several other reliable makers goods., SEE OUR SPECIALS AT $1.95 AND $2.75 Plumsteel Bros. Agents for Tip -Top, Berger and Cambridge Made -to -Measure Clothing FRESH LAKE TROUT HOME-MADE SAUSAGE, 2 lbs. for 25c HEAD CHEESE, 3 lbs. for 250 CHICKEN LOAF, per lb. 20c SAUER KRAUT, 3 lbs. for 150 VEAL STEWS, per lb. 12e LARD, 20 -lb. pail $2.35 CHICKENS FOR WEEK -END ICONNELL & TYNDALL •■ti•nrr rYA :•o•,•i i i i i :. era'ari a ■Yi ■irI ,"i .r■'Lti■Y■ i o I ■ : W4 u o% to; MAY 18th to 25th OUR SALE aha. TERMS CASH—AND' NO TRADE COUPONS r: As this is an Independent Store—We are in a position to buy :: from anyone and big enough to get all Discounts and Quantity Prices. :■ i There is no bigger Contract to be had than we have with Our `: Customers, Read the following and you will realize we do buy right ..: Pr and are passing it along to you, and do not have to make up - for r, L,■ any business done at a loss. .; First Fifty Customers who purchase a $2.06 order or over may a "■..ti have one of Wedgewood's Special Milk Pitchers that goes with our r:premum set for a quarter, ■ ti FOR BAKING • SUGAR, WHITE OR YELLOW, 10 lbs. for rr ICING SUGAR, 3 lbs. for ,. BAITING POWDER, 1 lb. tin ima VANILLA, large size, for tiCORN STARCH, CHALLENGE, 2 for , MOLASSES, per tin 9c r: • MOLASSES, per quart, in bulk 19c ■ a. LARD, DUMART'S, 2 lbs, for 19c ;: i• • SHORTENING, JEWEL„ 2 lbs, for 67c a 25c ■a 19c :4 17c ■i 17c 19c ,• PASTRY FLOUR, 24 Ibs, for 530 r k • BR'1t:AD, FLOUR, 24.1bs. for 550 a: BREAD FLOUR, 9S Ibs. for $2.09 •• DRINKS 2. TEA, in bulk, black or mixed, 3 lbs. for $1.00 :� (This is an outstanding Bargain that you may not have again fora a; It long time.) ■, COCOA, in Bulk, 2 lbs. Pure Dutch for 25a COFFEE, Freshly Ground, per lb: , 250 ;. '".. ROWNTREES COCOA, large tin, for 19c ," CANNED GOODS ;: ;. AYLME,R TOMATOES, large tins, 2 for 19c •a 15 a', CORN, Golden Bantam, 2 tins for 21c CORN, White, 2 tins for 170 a• •.• PEAS, No. 4, 2 tins for 21c r • PEAS, No. 3, 2 tins for• 22,: ,L. ■ PEAS, No. 2, 2 tins for230 a' PUMPKIN, large size, per tin 9c ': TOMATOES, Medium Size, per tin 7c ;, TOMATOE JU7GE, Nature's Best 50 •a PORK and BEANS, Medium Size 5e • • CATSUP, 2 large bottles 25e :. ▪ CATSUP, 2 small .bottles 19c • % SALMON, large size tin, "Pink" 100 5. '�• BRUNSWICK SARDINES, 6 for 25c L KIPPER SNACKS, each . 50 `1L. % • CEREALS al OATMEAL, 6 lbs. for 21e ,■ QUICK OATS, Livingston, large package 21e el! CORN FLAICEIS, KELLOGG'S, 3 pkgs. for 25c '„ BRAN FLAKES, KELLOGG'S', per pkg..... . 10.e a GRAPE NUT FLAKES, KELLOGG'S 100 e' QUAKER CRACKLES , 10c 4BISCSODA BISCUITS, McCormick's Fancy Pkg„ 2 for 19c UITS ARROWROOTS, WESTON'S, per lb- 230 ✓ • MAPLE LEAF, FANCY BISCUITS, McCormick, per Ib. 25c ■'I FANCY BISCUITS, MIXED, 2 lb's. for 28c SODA BISCUITS, in bags, Weston's, 2 lbs. for 21c CHEESE, fresh, 2 lbs, for 250 DESSERTS JELLY POWDERS, 3 for 110 MINUTE TAPIOCA, 2 for 23c RICE, GOOD COOiKING, 5 lbs. for CORN SYRUP, EDWARDSBUIRG, 2 Ib. tin......... , 150 •$a CORN SYRUP, E'DWARDSBURG, 5 lb. tin . . . ..... . ... . . 330 CORN SYRUP, EDWARDSBUIRG, 10 Ib, tin .63c PALMOLIVE TOILET, 3 forSOAP5 �' C'ALAY TOILET SOAP, 3 for 14e f ARBOLio TOILET SOAP, per cake 150 4e LAUNDRY YELLOW SOAP, 10 for ...................... . .23e PRINCESS PLAICES, 2 large pkgs. for 27o •. , OXYDOL, largo pkg. 19e DERBY SOAP FLAKES,' 5 lb.' package 39c BULK SOAP FLAKES, 3 ib. package 210 'G BIG •SPECIAL, 3 pkgs. for MATCHES 19e FRUITS AND VEGETABLES •' This is the week for Pineapples --See our Window---, 6 LARGE PINES for 1 6 MEDIUM PINES for $ 89ee BA1' ANA,S, Good Size and Quality, per dozen 19 to 25e ORANGES, per dozen 25c, 29e and 39e. PEANUTS, Salted, 2 Ibs. for " • CARROTS, CELERY, LETTUCE, ASPARAGUS TIPS, CUCUMBERS, TOMATOES, APPLES •IN STOCK. LOBB'S :GENERAL STORE - Air"1'isll'1WA i,YWi PaiserWrAi rYr'LarYr'r■"irriYrV:01, VLW 19c %MON NEWS -RECORD THURS., MAY 17;1934: (OFFICIAL) ' Season for trout is now open and stream lining is extended -to the liab: bling brooks. In the stream are fish which facts creates the fishing urge; If you are a devotee .of ye gent6 art of, ye angle „just bring to mind • the fishinii p: arlance ' with which you were once familiar, bring into action your imagination and the triumphs you have achieved---. It's time mbw to mention your 'equipment and how. complete it is and if .there are vacan- cies, can we be of service to you in showing you all the big and little things required, Steel and Banibbo. Rods, Reels, Lines, Sinkers, Baits, Hooks, Leaders, Flies, Pleats, Spoons, Minnows and even Yardsticks to measure' the big one that didn't gel away. Wasn't the Depression awful? The W. D. Fair Co Often the Cheapest—Always the Best u o) III��M��rsiWiN�II oinnunmm nl inm111.11u, lli 1 „IN Miss Miss Olive .Schoenhals was in Toron to over the week -end, Mrs. John Hartley of Toronto is vis- iting at the .home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ford, Dr. and Mrs. Hearn visited the lat-' ter's mother in Hamilton over the week -end. Sheriff C. G. Middleton is attending the meeting of the Synod in Lon- don this week. Mrs. Geo. Taylor and .Mrs. J. Schoen- hals were delegates to the Diocese W.A. meeting in London last week, Mr. J. Higgins of Burlington spent the weak -end with his mother in town. Mr. M. T. Corless spent Friday asid Saturday attending the convention of the Ontario Equitable Insur- ance Co., at Waterloo. Miss Beth Cartwright of Listowel visited her home in town on Thurs- day last. Her brother, Duncan, of Brussels, motored her down. Mr. Bruce Biggart of Chatham spent the week -end with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. 3. Biggart of town. Miss Mary Hovey of the Royal Bank staff spent Sunday last with her mother, Mrs. I3'. C. Harrison, at the rectory, Lucan. Mr, and Mrs. J. A. Sutter and fan: ily and Mr, Chas. Brown motored to St. Catharines on Sunday and spent Mother's Day with Mrs. Sutter's mother, Mrs. FI. B. Chant. Dr. and Mrs. Procunier and little Miss Beverley of Essex and Mr, W. H, Ford of London were week- end guests with their parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Ford. Mrs. Gordon Fraser and little son) and Mrs. McKay of Toronto are the guests of the former's aunts, Miss G. Rumball, Mrs. Pickard' and Mrs. A. Sinclair.' Mr. and Mrs, A. Warren and daugh- ter of Hamilton and Mr, ,and Mrs, J. Denny of Dundas'spent .Sunday Mast as the guests of Mrs. Warren's brother his family, Mr. and Mrs, T. Hawkins. • HOLMESVILLE The X.P.S. on Friday evening was largely' attended, The president, Mr. Norman Trewartha, presided. Fol lowing the devotional period, a vocal quartette was contributed .by Misses Norma Potter, Beta Cudmore, Edna Huller and. Marjorie Glidden. Rev: Wallace Moss, of •Hythe, Alberta, then gave an interesting illustrated address on the missionary work in the Peace River District, which was very much appreciated, The Young People are to present their play, "Bashful • Mr. Bobb's" on Wednesday evening, May 23rd in Eb- enezer church Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Jervis spent Sunday with the latter's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Witmer, Zurich. 71Ir, and Mrs. Norman Mair spent Sunday with the latter's mother, Mrs. Wright, Summerhill. Miss R. MacDonald spent the week- end with her parents, in Teeswater„ Miss Wismer, -Mr, and Mrs.' Ab, Witmer and Mx. I. Caber of. Kitchen er visited with Mr. and Mrs `Wilfred Jervis on Tuesday. ,.... , . , RED' AND WHITE y -- -_ Alva s in the Dail CLEAN -11P AND pcciisFOr:Yictoia 24th cif May. There will bealot of",. Red Paint going, on outside Turn- g of your ; Store. Inside a • Big Turn -over Sale will be in progress. Many lines to be cleared out.. Bigg Special : Prices. (See Big 'Bills), Centre 'tables at FOR 24th AND THE WEEK BEFORE Red and White Prepared Mustard 10c Red and White Tea 29c , (Still a Few Scribblers and Pencils) Red and White Coffee, 1-2 1b. for Corn Beef, per tin 14 14c c Ginger Ale (Kuntz) 5c Canada Dry 20c • (BIG SALMON WEED) Red Sockeye, Gold Medal, l's 29c Tuna Fish, 1-2 21c Large Sweet Pickles, bottle , 25c PICNIC SUPPLIES serviettes Fancy Biscuits, per Ib. Peanut Butter Large Bottle Olives 25c GET OUR NEW LOW PRICE ON SUGAR Ready For Canning, 6 Smaller Size, 2 for "FREE DENBY CHINA" 15e ODAS, WESTON'S 2 pkgs. for ` 25c 15c 10c, 15c and 25c BMW Ailer FRIGIDAIRE AND; FRUITS' Pickled Roll ' Smoked Roll Fresh Sausage, per lb. - Cooked Hale, per lb. 18c 25c 20c Macaroni and Cheese Loaf' 49c Variety Loaf, per lb. 23c Jellied Hock,29c Bologna, 2 ls. for 30c Fluff° Shortening, 2 for 25c Clinton and ?Servus Butter, 25c Ripe Tomatoes, 2 lbs. for per lb. 35c Green Cabbage, 05c Home-GrownLettuce,' 05c grown at Cuningllame s Greenhouse, large bunches Home-grown Asparagus, from Sheriff 10l Middleton's, 2 bunches for 15c. ' BIG PINEAPPLE WEEK Large Size, per dozen 75 Get R • d$2.10 for ' ' $1:1'0 27c Where "Sells for Less" Price Prevails SPECIAL One Day Display Of outstanding Spring and Summer SUITS, COATS and DRESSES FROM TORONTO WEDNESDAY, ,MAY 23RD DRESSES The fashion high lights in border prints, allover prints, smart dark and pastel shades, styles and prices for everyone. Prices from $2.95 up COATS New Windblown Silhoutte, Swag- gers, Polos. The cloths are wool tweeds and diagonals, Novelty Crepes in all the wanted shades. Prices from $8.95 up Spring and Summer Suits, -wind- blown and Swagger Types, Prices from $9.95 up Slimmer Hats now arriving in White, Natural, Sand, Grey, Blue and Black. We have also added to our Hosiery Department the New Crepe Hose, made at our local factory. .Price, per pair $1.00 A. MacDONALD Mass Thelma Gudmore is with her sister, Mrs. D. Ward, Brucefield. The W. M. S. and W. A May meet- ing was held in the home of Mrs. Won. Finlay on Tuesday afternoon. An excellent and helpful program was prepared by Mrs. Geo. Mair, 2nd vice-president. Following the devo- tional exercises, Miss Francie Potter read the scripture lesson. A chorus' was sung by the girls. Mrs. Lorne Jervis gave an excellent report of the eighth annual meeting of The Huron Presbyterial of the Women's Missionary Society, recently held in Clinton. iA;' playlet entitled, "Mrs. Smith's Mite," was presented by Misses Elva Proctor, Reta Cudmore, Marjorie Gliddon, Norma Potter, Jean and Ed- na Faller and Mrs. Wilfrid Jervis. Reading, Mrs. LesIie Jervis and a ladies quartette was contributed, ,Mrs. J. Potter, secretary, read the minutes and called the roll after which the president conducted the business. The ladies of the Women's Associa tion displayed a very pretty quilts which is for sale. Mrs. E. Yeo, pre- sident, Iconduoted• the business of the Association. During the social hour the hostess, Mrs. Wm. Finlay and Mrs. E. Yeo, served a dainty lunch, GODERICH TOWNSHIP Mr. and Mrs. Rath. Dunbar and sons, Gordon and Roy; Mr. and Mrs;. Thomas Dunbar and, son, Barry, of Lambeth were guests on Sunday of Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Welsh. Thomas W. Cox, for 27 years a far- mer in the Gladstone, Man., district, died in Winnipeg last week. Born in Goderich "Township, Mr. Cox was 52 Years old. 'Mrs. William Plunkett, of Auburn, Ont., and Miss Lydia Cone) Hillsboro, Ont,,'are sisters of the de- ceased man. o' SPECIAL Permanent Wave Until May 25, our regular $4.50 Guaranteed Permanent Wave for $3. Shampoo and Finger Wave included, Also 1 complimentary Finger Wave after first shampoo Henri Beauty Shop Isaac Street Phone 223. Open Evenings. 74-1. Pansy Plants Swiss Giants in Bud and Bloom 25c a Box The earliest Cabbage Plants Golden Acre Now Ready -20c a box Time to have Your Hanging Baskets Started. Let us re -fill them. We have a nice selection of suitable trailers, Can in ahanle ,he 51orist iTc) GREENHOUSE PHONEII(> FLOWER SHOP PHONE31 Call AND SEE THE Renfrew Cream Seperators PRICES ARE GREATLY REDUCED Martin-Senour Paints and Varnishes PLUMBING AND TINSMITITING ARE OUR SPECIALTIES Following the trend of events our terms will in future be STRICTLY CASH T Hawkins HARDWARE 944 PLUMBING Phone 24d , ILCLINTON'S BIG CORNER GROCETERT - Phone 48 �YK r I� and look around to see the New Styles and Low Prieed,Chesterfield Suites, Dining Room and Bedroom Suites, Studio. Couches, a large assortment of Occasional Chairs, and Tables, Kitchen Cabinets, a Breakfast Room Suite at a very special price, a new line of Cedar Chests and we always carry a good assortment of Beds, Springs and Mattresses, We will appreciate your visits to see the new styles, as furniture is moving more rapidly, so of course our stock wilt be right up t0 date. Hardware Department Garden have our Hose, Etc. Akg fodLa ss Mortmeetsof Gasoline, and Oil'Toan? Electric Stoves, to save you working around a hot stove, when the hot weather comes. A new stock of Screen Doors and Windows, Ply Screen in Black and Galvanized in all widths. We do plumbing, Tinsmithing and Repairing:" BALL & ZAPPE The Store With The Stock Hardware, Furniture, Funeral Directors, Monument Dealers low SUPERIOR CHAIN STORE, Big. Savings at the Superior Stores- p Reduce Your Food Bill this week- end May 12, 18,19. CIIIPSO, Extra Special , , ,,, .• lb,........ ,, MAPLE LEAF SALMON, 1-21b,•.•. . .17c TOMATOES, 16 oz. tin, 4 tins for •....•.' .27e RICE KRISPIES, squat pkg. 25e SHRIMPS, per tin. 10e. KRAFT SALAD DRESSING 12 oze for'"'"•21e OXYDOL, large pkg for 21c PICKLES, Sweet Mixed, large . .. •.......• ^ • 250 JELLO, regular, 3 for ...25e 25e CHOICE TENDER PRUNES, 2 tins for,.4: for , . ,...,25e MIDGET COTTAGE ROLLS 25c JFT.T.V urerre ,_A ,,, ' per Ili,...... 23e Fruits & Vegetable Market HOME GROWN ASPARAGUS lOc LEAF LETTUCE 2 bunches for - CELERY HEARTS, each ........... . .... ............ .....15c IVEWi CABBAGE, per lb . _.... .....•,,.I 5e NEW BEETS, 2 bunches for, „......'... 1r NEW CARROTS, 2 bunches for• . , ......... ,.,.4.,--.160.. FRESH TOMATOES, 2 lbs, for . ....,............35e FRESH PINEAPPLES, large, 2 for ,......... ..,..,.. ,..,..45e FRESH STRAWBERRIES • We Continue our Last Week Special on—, , ORANGES, per dozen „ ..,.. , . .....-.1. , . 39c Kelvinator Specials BREAKFAST BACON, per, 113 . ................. .................30c VEAL CUTLETS, per, lb. 25c JELLIED CORNED BEEF, :per Ib t. 29c ROAST HAM BUTS, per Ib, 370 PEAIAHAL COTTAGE ROLL,, per l8:. :., .19c J.T. McKN I HT & SON "Your Superior Store" •W,e-S4II the Best For Lees Alone 111 1 CLINTON `�e t