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THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD,
EKLY SPECIALS
THIS WEEK IT'S 'A LINEOF MEN'S SLEEVELESS, SWEATERS,
pure wool and faney Itnit, either white or colors a good sweater-
at a low price. SPECIAL at ....:.................;$1.10
A SPECIAL LINE or, MEN'S FINE SI•IIRTS, either' white or fan-
cy strips, at .. „ .75c and $1.00
MAN'S FANCY, COTTON SOX ......... . .........15o, 19e and 25c
MEN'S WOOL OR COTTON WORK SOX 15c up.
HEMSTITCHED PILLOW SLIPS of good whitecotton, in spite of
advancing prices, 40 inch at 19e 42 inch at '25c
HEMSTITCHED COTTON SHEETS; 2 yards wide, good quality and
exceptional value 89c
MEN'S WFIITE•DRILL SPORT PANTS, just the thing for summer
sports wear . $1,49
SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL LINES 0'F MEN'S WORK BOOTS
FROM 51.95 UP
LOWEST PRICES IN ALL LINE'S OF FLEET FOOT 'SPORT
SIROES AND SUMMER SPORT SHOES 0F ALL KINDS
Plurnsteel Bras.
Agents for Tip -Top, Berger and Cambridge Made -to -Measure Clothing
P. M. COTTAGE ROLLS, per lb. 20e
SMOKED COTTAGE ROLLS, per Ib. 22e
MIDGET COTTAGE ROLLS, per lb. 24e
BREAKFAST BACON, in piece 28c; SIiced 30e
P. M. BACON, per lb. 300
DRY SALT PORK, Boneless, per lb. 18e
SMOKED BACON, Squares, per lb, 15c
BULK LARD, Schneiders, per lb. 110
LARD, in 1 -lb, prints, per 1b. 10e
CONNELL & T lYNDA.LL•
" CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET "
Phone 182 Albert Street
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p ELECTRIC RANGETTES11 $32.00 to 539.50
11 ELECTRIC PLATES, SINGLE $2 25
ELECTRIC PLATES, DOUBLE ,$4.00 and $4.50
ELECTRIC IRONS $2.00 to 54.50
O ELECTRIC GRILL, DOUBLE 82.25
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11COAL OIL STOVES AND OVENS
LAWN MOWERS, WATERING CANS, GARDEN HOSE,
o AND SPRINKLERS
Or KING BUG KILLER
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0 Hardware Funeral Directors Plumbing
Furniture Phone 147w Electric Wiring
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Thursday, Friday, & Saturday
a WINE QUART, FILLED WITH MAPLE SYRUP, for
8 O'CLOCK ORANGE MARMALADE
GRAPE FRUIT, AYLMER, per tin
PINEAPPLE CRUSH, per tin
PINEAPPLE, Sliced, per tin
APRICOTS, per tin ,
PEACHES, Choice Quality, per tin
STRAWBE.RRRY JAM, 32 ozs. far
ORANGE MARMALADE, per jar
PEARS, per tin . ,
ORANGE MARMALADE, large size, 5 point
PUMPKIN, Large Size, 2 tins for
SWEETMIXEDPICKLES, 28 oz. jar
SOUR MIXED ,PICKLES, 28 oz. jar
CATSUP, Falcon Brand, 3 bottles -
RELISH, CROSS & BLACKWELL, 24 ozs, for
HEINZ SWEET PICKLEES, per bottle
SPINACH AYLMER, 2 large tins for
ASPARAGUS CUTTINGS (Gold Medal) each . . .. . . . . ... .... . 23c
AYLMER TOMATO JUICE, 5 for , 23c
AYLMER SOUP, 3 for 23c
OLARK'S SOUP, 3 for , 23c
DICED CARROTS, 2 for.................(23e
SHRIMP DUNBAR, per tin 21c
TUNA FISH, Small . .. , . , .... ... .
190
CHICKEN HADDIE, 2 for 29e
LOBSTER, large tin.... .e. •290
SALMON, large tin, for 100
KIPPER SNACKS, each 50
SARDINE'S, per tin .. 5c
OLIVES, Large Plain 26 oz. bottle 35e
OLIVES, Small, Plain, 13 oz. bottle 21e
O'LIVE'S, Stuffed, 18 oz. bottle 25e
CHEESE, Golden Spray, Pimento, per pkg, ,12c
CHF/ESE, Golden Spray, Plain, perk
. 110
CHEESE, INGERSOLL. MALTED, 2 for • 210
490
23c
23e
19c
110
190
19e
29c
29c
15c
33e
210
27e
27c
25c
23c
21c
35c
LOBB'S .GENERAL STORE
ELECTED
Now that yon have done your X
marking may we be permitted to do
some X-plaining regarding our anx•
iety to sell the last Baby Carriage we
have in, stock.' When we bought it
we regarded the_price as a most ad-
vantageous one and willingly passed
on to our patrons this unusual bene-
fit in offering it at $23.00—now ive
reduce it to $18.00. It is modern and
of good appearance, lined -with wear-
able material; has adjustable hood,
iubbet tires and capable springs.,T.he
question is have you a need for the
carriage, if you have it is 'yours at
an exceptional quality price.
Tlie W. D. Fair, Co
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
Miss Winnifred Jackson of Toronto
is the guest of Miss Evelyn Hall,
Mrs. Chesney and Mrs. Downie of
Toronto are the guests of Mrs. HI
Pimnsteel.
Mr. Horace Wiltse of Detroit has
been visiting his mother in town,
Mrs. Levi Wiltse.
Mr. Kenneth Carter of Chatham was
a week -end guest at the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Car-
ter.
Miss Irene Doherty returned to her
home in London on Saturday after
a visit with her aunt, Miss Daisy
Copp.
Misses Olive and Madeline Glew of
London are holidaying at the home
of their parents on the Huron
road, east of,town.
Mr. Benson Corless of the Bank of
Montreal staff, Hamilton, has been
holidaying at the hone of his •par,
ents, Mr. and Mrs, M. T. Corless.
Mr, and Mrs. D. J. Cuningham of Ow-
en Sound and Mx. and Mrs. Earl
Rushton of Tara visited on Sunday
with their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. W:
M. Aiken.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Courtiee and Miss
Betty and Miss Beverley Bradshaw
of Hamilton spent the week -end as
guests of the former's sister, Miss
H. Courtice.
Mr. and Mrs. Ir. A. Steven, accom-
panied by Miss A. Bartliff, left
Sunday for Matachewen, Mrs. Ste-
ven has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. Bartliff, for several weeks.
Mr. A. J. Morrish was called to
Pickering on Wednesday owing to
the death of his sister, Mrs. Rich.
and Puckerin. Mrs. Puckerin's
husband is also in very poor health,
Mrs. G. Hildred of Liverpool, England
is visiting at the home of her bro.
ther, Councillor A. S. Inkley, Mrs.
Hildred intends making her home
in Canada for the future.
Miss Evelyn Hall, who has just fin-
ished her course at the College of
Education, returned home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hall motored down
Saturday to bring their daughter
home.
Mr. Fred Rumball of the Royal Bank
staff, Montreal, left Saturday after
spending a fortnight's vacation
with his mother, Mrs. Clara Rum
:ball. Fred is looking fine, ,his old
friends were glad to see.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Beasley of Brantford
were week -end visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. M. T..Cotitiess. Mr.
Beasley assisted the men's, choir in
Wesley -Willis church Sunday
morning and also contributed a
solo.
Mr. and Mrs. James Livermore were
in Aylmer on Thursday last attend-
ing a blanquet, given by their son,
Warden E. S. Livermore of Elgin
County, to the members of the.
County Council, the town council
past wardens and a few others, at
the clbse of the county sound] .seeses-
sions.
Mr. Robert Fleming of Revelstoke
B.C, Mrs. M, N. Harper, Toronto:
Mrs. Will Proctor, Goderich and
Mrs. Guy Jones, Varna, were in
Clinton, their former hone, on Sun-
day last. It is forty years since
brother and sisters had met pre-
viously. '"Bob" is east on a hen.
day visit and is with his sister We.
Proctor in Goderich.
THURS., JUNE 21, 1934 '
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Fancy Biscuits, .per pkg. 20c
Fancy Paper Napkins, per pkg. 15c
McCormick's Wafers, per lb. 26c
'West'on's Assorted Fancy Biscuits, per lb. 29c
(Special Slogan may win you a holiday)
Lemons, per dozen 29e
Oranges, per dozen 25c and 35c
(Ideal for Juice)
Grape Fruit, 4 for
Ginger Ale . .
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FRIGIDA'IRE' MARKET.
Sweet Pickled Pork, per lb. 20c
Cottage Rolls, per ib. 25c
Chicken, Ham and Tongue Loaf, per lb. 29c
Variety Loaf, per lb. 290
Cooked I{am, per lb. 45e
Bologna, 2 lbs. 25c
25c Head Cheese Tumbler 10c
29c
25c
Jellied Veal, per lb
5c Tomato Loaf
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BRICKS AND CONES
GORGEOUS LEMON PIE WITHOUT COOKING
Unbaked Crumb Crust
Roll enough Vanilal Wafers to make cup crumbs. Cut
enough Vanilla W,aefrs in halves to stand around edge of pie plate.
Cover bottom of plate -with crumbs and fill in spaces between wafers.
Magic Lemon Cream Pie
1% cups Eagle Brand Sweetened Condensed Milk, % cup lemon
juice, 45 cup Whipping Cream, Grated rind of lemon, tablespoon
Icing Sugar.
Where
"Sells for Less"
Price Prevails
AUBURN
W.
Mr, and Mrs.Mogridge return-
ed after spending a couple of weeks
at Timmins. Mrs. 0, Thompson .and
babe returned with them and will re.
main here for the summer.
The annual garden party of the
Auburn charge of the United Church
will be held on Friday evening this
week on the manse lawny the Luck -
now orchestra will be in attendance:
Mr. and Mrs. George Dawson at-
tended the McDowell-Osbaldeston
wedding in Goderich on Wednesday,
this week.
Mr, R. D. Munro, merchant, is
Annual Clearance
SALE
While. They Last
Tomatoes, Celery, Hot and Sweet
Peppers, Cabbages.
ASTERS
Separate Colors White, Pink
and Violet
(Sold out of Mixed Asters)
SALVIA
Marigolds, Tall and Dwarf.
Dwarf Zinnias
Balsams
Giant Petunias.
(Sold out of other varieties)
All listed on Sale
15e A BOX -2 FOR 25c.
Full count in boxes not guaranteed
Large Boxes of Salvia
a limited number.
Special 25e each
Potted Tomato Plants
in bud and bloom 4 for 25c
Special in Potted Plants
Fuschias, Trailing Queen Foliage,
Patience, 2 varieties, Double Pet-
unias, all in 3" pots
Only 10e each
SAGE—a good and 'useful per-
ennial
eaennial 5c a plant
Plants sold direct from hot beds.
Tomatoes and Cabbages
10c a dozen -3 dozen for 25c
50e a 100 in hundred lots only
Our late cabbage plants of fine
quality are Danish, Ballhead, a
splendid winter keeper.
Hardy Mums, 25e a plant
House Mums Small, Sturdy
Plants at 10c a plant.
Use Evergreen and save your
plants from insects, 35c a bottle.
One Ounce will make you 6 gals.
of spray.
F. R. Cuninghame
Florist
Greenhouses, Huron Street
CLINTON'S BIG
CORNER GROCETERIA
Phone 48
putting asphalt shingles on his
store which wiII improve the appear-
ance.
The annual Y.F.S. picnic of the
Huron Presbytery of the United
Church will be held on Saturday.
this week at the new summer camp
near Dunlop. •
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
under the auspices of the Ladies
Guild of St. Paul's Church at the
hone of Mrs. H. Thompson, 16th Con,
Goderich township on
Wed., June 27th
5.30 to 10.30
BALL GAME:
Porter's Hill Vs. Ilolmesville
Musical Programme
Ice Crean. and Hot Dogs for Sale on
Grounds
Admission 25c. 78-2.
Permanent Waves
For a better Permanent try our
NESTLE WAVE $5.00
Other Permanents as low as $3.00
Partly Dried Finger Waves, 35c
Henri Beauty Shop
Isaac Street Phone 223.
Open Evenings. 78-1.
Strawberry Social
Friday, June 22
auspices Ebenezer United Church
CARMAN TERBUTT'S LAWN
MAITL'AND CONCESSION •
Supper from 6 to 8 p.m.
Followed by Play entitled:
"HEADSTRONG JOAN"
• Admission 35c and 25c
• 79-2-p,
WHEN IN NEED OF
Plumbing Repairs
OR
Eavetroughing
Call T. Hawkins
Agent for Martin -Senor Paints and
Varnishes
RENFREW CREAM SEPARATORS
STRICTLY CASH
T. llawkins
HARDWARE and PLUMBING
L Phone 244
ENJOY YOUR
Lawn or Verandah
We have some summer furniture left which we will clear at
Bargains, including Hammocks, Deck and Folding Chairs, Stretchers,
Grass Mats, Etc.
e have a brand new
k of
toc
Davenports and D op SidesCouches, and aSuituwonde fulChest new I linea oSuesf
lamps. These styles will please you and the prices will surprise you.
Hardware Department
We have a nice stock of Garden Hose, New Lawn Sprinklers.
For the hot weather use a Coal Oil Stove, Electric Range, or a
Two -Burner Plate. We still can supply you with a good assortment
of Lawn Mowers, also one second-hand mower at a bargain.
You will eventually find that it pays to shop here.
BALL & ZAPFE
The Store With The Stock
Hardware, Furniture, Funeral Directors, Monument Dealers
SUPERIOR CHAIN STORES
Grocery Specials
JUNE 21, 22, 23
WE HAVE A NEW LINE OF STOCK THAT WILL SAVE YOU
MONEY
BULK CORN STARCH, 3 lbs. for 23c
CHOICE TOMATOES, large this 9c
RED PLUM JAM, 40 oz. jar 22e
ROBINI[OOD QUICK OATS, large pkg, 19e
SURPRISE SOAP, 10 bars for ............ ...45e
PRINCESS SOAP FLARES, 2 large pkgs. .., .. , .............27c
AYLMER SOUPS, Vegetable, Tomato, 3 tins for ...,-........ , ..25c
COCOANUT WAFER BISCUITS, per lb. 17e
SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR 32c
CERTO SURE -JELL, per bottle 29c
Meat Counter Specials
PEAMEAL COTTAGE ROLLS, per 1131. .....-......._.............. ,23c
SMOKED COTTAGE ROLLS, per lb. ..........................25c
ROAST HAM CUTS, per lb- , .39e
GHICKE'N ROLL, Delicious, per lb. 29e
WHINERS, per lb. ..17c
JELLIED VEAL, per 1b. 29e
BREAKFAST BACON, Sliced, per lb. 32c
Fruit Market
CANTELOPES, large 'size, for ,..-,.15c
STRAWBERRIES A.T MARKET PRICE
HOME-GROWN HEAD LETTUCE 10c
NEW CABBAGE, for , .... .5c and 100
NEW CAULIFLOWER, each .. .... 15c
NEW BEETS AND 'CARROTS, 2' bunches far ....... ,. .., . . ,150
J.T. McKNIGHT & SON
"Your Superior Store" We Sell the' Best For Less
Phone 111 CLINTON