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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1934-09-20, Page 8. THE CLINTpN NEWS -RECORD SCHOOL BOOKS and ESSENTIALS' :. and EXTRAS.. SPECIALS LEAD PENCILS; per dozen ....5c 0 SCRIBBLERS, 10 for ,;, ,;• , , ..25c. 0 SLATES; 8x11, unbound, reg.. 30e For' 15e, SCHOOL BAGS, Plaid Canvas, ..for either boy or girl, each . , .15e ENDURO FOUNTAIN PENS.... many fancy colors to choose from,. Choice of ladies or gen- tleman's model for 89c LOOSE LEAF NOTE BOORS, Covers stamped "Clinton Col- legiate Institute," twinloc binding in school colors red or bltie, uses standard filler 25c TI1e W. B. Fair Co Often the Cheapest—Always the Best THURS., SEFT..20; 1.034' IMINtemEntilainalaRlik asizotto FRIDAY and SATURDAY—SEPTE BER 21 and 22 G ONI N EEK -!O lbs for I5c or 5016s for 59c EARLY EARLY CHRISTMAS 'CAKE' New Valencia Raisins, 2 lbs. for 25c Australian Currants, per lb. 17e California Sweet Prunes, 2 lbs. for 25c Pineapples; per can 10c Our Own Baking Powder 19c, Eggo Baking Powder, lb. , 33c Quaker Oats, per pkg. 21c Corn Starch 10c Fancy Cakes, per lb. 15c Sodas 2 lbs. for • 25c Red and White Coffee, per lb. 40c Blue Ribbon Coffee, per lb 45c. Our Own. Special Coffee, per lb. G0c FALL FRUITS A SPECIAL ATTRACTION — Friday Afternoon You 'Are Especially Invited to Call BAILING DAY ,SOUVENIR With a Purchase From Our Baking Sale Nature's Tomato juice, 5 for 25c Comfort Soap, 4 for ' 15e Wax Gold Medal, 1 lb. for , 25c Rubber Rings, 2 dozen for • 13c Zinc Rings, per dozen 25c Sugar, Granulated, 10 lbs. for 55e Yellow Sugar, 5 lbs. for , 28c Rice, 2 lbs. for 15e P. and G. Soap, 10 bars for 29c SATURDAY EVENING — LARGE FRITIT SALE GRAPES, ORANGES, ..ANAr'S, ETC. FRIGIDAIRE Fluffo Shortening, 2 for 25e Spare Ribs, per lb. 15e Sausage, per Ib. `23c Grapes, 2 for 65c Butter, Creamery, 2 lbs. for 45c 22c Piclded Roll, per lb. SATURDAY EVENING --AT I'RAC✓TIVE FRUIT SALE Walkersides Ice Ci eam---Free Denby China---Westons Cakes anb Chocolate Rolls jiNilitllilimmmm`n I 1111 ti nm II II Miss Janet McTaggart has returned after a visit in Toronto, Miss Helen Manning returned Satur- day after a lengthy holiday with relatives in Denver, Col. Dr. Percival Hearn returned Satur- day, after spending the week tak- ing a post -graduate course at St. Michael's Hospital, Toronto. Mr. Joe Allison and Miss Annie A111 - son attended the funeral of their aunt, Mrs. Bradlay of St. Thomas, on Monday. Mrs. Chas. Cook, Rattenbury street, west, returned on Sunday after spending a fortnight with her daughter, Mrs. McConnell of Mof- fat. Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Shaw took in the annual ticket -sellers' conven- tion and trip last week, going down to Montreal, Ottawa and up the Saguenay, Mrs. H. W. Gould returned Monday after an enjoyable trip to the Thousand Islands with a party, having won the trip in a newspa- per contest. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Cooper go to. To- ronto this week -end to attend the • wedding of a nephew of the form- er, Mr. Norman Cooper, son of Col. J. A. Cooper. Mrs. Ogle Cooper and two daugh- ters, Misses Frances and Norah 'Cooper, of Toronto motored up Sat- urday to visit relatives, returning Sunday afternoon. The Misses Beattie spent Sunday last at the home of their father, Mr. Jas. Beattie, Watford, accompanied by Mrs, Alice Ham, Toronto, and M'r. and Miss Swan, Brucefield. Dr. and Mrs. F. F. G. TisdaIl, who recently returned from their hon. eymoon trip abroad, spent the weekend with Mrs. Tisdall's moth- er, Mrs. M. D. McTaggart of, town. Mrs. W. H. Cole, who has been In London for some time, was in town for a few days this week. Mrs. Cole's friends are glad to see that she is so happily recovered from a recent illness. Miss Isabel Biggart, who has been convalescing at her home here af- ter being in a motor accident in August, returned to Toronto on Sunday to resume her training in the General Hospital. Mr. Newman Paterson goes to To- ronto this week -end to enter S.P,S, His parents will go to the city with him and Mr. Paterson will attend a gathering of bank managers in Toronto Friday evening. Mr. and 'Mrs. George • W. Pearson and. Misses Margaret and Virginia of Wayne, Mich., motored over the first of the week, for Mrs, Pearson's mother, Mrs. Angus Coley who has been spending a few weeks with friends and relatives in and around Clinton. LONDON ROAD !Misses Margaret and Kathryn Fal- coner spent a couple of daysin Hen call last week with their grandmoth- er, _Mrs,.. T.. Lindsay.::, CASH! Big Specials! For Baking BREAD FLOUR, HUNTS, 98 ib. sack $2,59 BREAD FLOUR, HUNTS, 24 lb. sack 69c PASTRY FLOUR, HUNTS, 24 .lb. sack 69c LANTIC SUGAR, Pure Cane, per 'hundred $5.45 FLUFFO SHORTENING, 2 is. for 23c BAKING• POWDER, Our Own, 1 lb. tin for 19e RAISINS, SEEDLESS, 2 lbs. for 23c SODA, in Bulk,:2 lbs. for 16e SHREDDED, COCOANUT, per Ib. 25c DATES, With Pitts, 2 lbs. for 19c DATES, Pitted, 2 lbs. for 23c ICING SUGAR, 2 lbs. for 19e BULK MACARONI 5 lbs for RICE', 3 lbs. for MINUTE TAPIOCA, 2 pkgs. for DRINKS Why buy Package Teas, when •you'can buy Bulk Black or Mixed at Our Special Price of 43c per Ib or 3 lbs. for $1.25. COCOA, in Bulk, 2 lbs ROWNTREES, Large Tin' Cocoa 25e 25e COFFEE, Freshly Ground, per Ib. 35e, 45e and 55c CEREALS CORN FLAKES, Sugar Krisp, 2 for OATMEAL, 5 lbs. for QUAKER CRAOKLES, 2 for POST BRAN, 2' for MORNING GLORY BRE'AKF'AST ,FOOL), per pkg. LIVINGSTON SPEEDY OATS, per pkg. CANNED GOODS 25e 19c 23e 15e 23c 23e 23c 23e 23c CROSSE and BLACKWIELL'S PORK AND BEAN', large tin. for toe LIBBY'S PORK AND BEANS, Medium, 2 tins for EAGi9E RAND C'ONDEN:SED MbLK, 2 for 45e, CARNATION MILK, .large, 2 for 19e CARNATION MILK, Small, 2 for 9e 'AYLMER C'I3ICKEN SOUP, 2 for 19e N.C. and B. M,USI ROOMS, 2 for . PEAS, No, 4, 2 tins for CORN, W'HITR 2 tins for 19c 21c CORN, BANTAM, 2 tins for 19e 25e WITH EACH ORDER THAT AMOUNTS TO 51.00-1 LB. ROWN- TREES MAPLE BUDS CAN BB PURCHASED FOR 17c LOBB'S GENERAL STORE 'PAGE 8 w Fall and Winter Samples', P 0 TOP TAILORS MADE -TO -MEASURE SUITS OR -OVERCOATS are now ready for your inspection and are worthy of Canada's largest one price tailoring establishment. ENGLISH BOTANY SDRGES, FANCY STRIPE WORSTEDS AND TWEEDS, OVERCOATINGS of all the newest and inose popular weaves and all at one price A eaihinat]on of high quality and low price which cannot be equalled. NEW ,,FALL SHOES , PUMPS, TIES AND OXFORD'S in the New, Natty Fall Styles and so reasonably priced $1.95 to $3.5o MEN'S OXFORDS, black er brown $2.25 up BOY'S OXFORDS AND BOOTS $1.95 up SPECIAL CLEARING PRICES ON BROKEN LINES Plumsteel Bros. Agents for Tip -Top, Berger and Cambridge Made -to -Measure Clothing Choice. Spring Chicken for Week -End JELLIED TONGUE, per lb. 30c LAMB STEW; per lb. 12c VEAL ROASTS, per M. 15c SAUER KRAUT, per quart 25e HEAD CHEESE, per 1h. SUMMER SAUSAGE, per lb.per ]b. 'IS3 Oe LIVER SAUSAGE,0 c LIMBURGER CHEESE, per lb, •25c CONNEL,L1 & TYNDALL " CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET " Phone 162 Albert Street 11 =o=o1,----(43=0=====oo=o1 0 p IINow is the time to have Your Furnace I looked over and repaired for winter. Let IIus: give you an estimate on the necessary Repair or Replacement. We can also supply I repairs for any make of Stove or Furnace. 1 SUTJER•& PERDUE. II. Hardware Funeral Directors .., Pluabing Furniture Phone 147w , ir Electric Wiring 01:20=====20=0) /0=0> tOTAO" O n O O BAYFIELD Orville Kalbfleisch of Mildmay, formerly of Bayfield school staff, has gone to Nipigon where he has a posi- tion as teacher, Mr. Lloyd Hodgins of Toronto Is spending a couple of weeks in his cottage in Bay1i ld, Miss Eleanor Burris is visiting with her brother, Dr. S. M. Burris, A travelling side show visited Bay- field on. Tuesday night and at least caused the youngsters some excite- ment. It consisted of two men, one of whom was a contorionist and a sword swallower. A performance was held in the evening in MeKay's garage and quite a number gathered to see the show. Miss J. Sterling is enlarging her house and her once sntalI cottage is going to be a very fine home. The workmen are busy every day and it will soon be completed. Miss Mary Jean Moorhouse return- ed to Bayfield on Saturday after vls- iting with her friend, Miss Betty Gairdner of London: Mr. Harold Scotchmer left on Sun- day to visit with friends, after which he will return to Guelph to take up his studies at the O.A.C. Miss Nina Beard spent the week- end in Arthur attending the wedding of a girl friend, Mrs. Moorhouse returned home on Thursday after spending a few days in London with Mrs. G. G. Gaidner. Thursday was the Bayfield civic holiday and a number of people took advantage of it to attend the London Fair for the day. Those who went, to London include: Ed. Sturgeon and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ohas. Scotch- iner, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Seotehiner and family, Mr. and Mrs. Edwards and Miss Play Edwardo-, who•were accompanied by their guests. Mr. and Mgrs. G. M. Fisher of Kitchener, Mr. J. Reid, Miss Reid, Mr. and Mrs. G W. Elliott, Mr. and Mrs, Percy Weston, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Makins, Mr. and MIs. Walter Westlake. Miss Marion Davison returned home on Sunday after spending some time with her sister in London. Next Wednesday and Thursday are the days for the Bayfield Fair and preparations are being made. In the afternoon a good band will be in at- tendance and foot races and a baby show are to be added attractions. In the evening a grand concert will be held in the Bayfield Town Hall. Little Bayfield is now the possessor of two beer parlors one at Bailey's Hotel and one at McKay's, both, of which seem to be doing a good busi- ness. CONSTANCE, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cook and family and Mrs. WM. Cook, Sr., of Newmarket called on old friends on Sunday. Mrs. Wm. Gook and Mr. Frank Cook were .former 'residents of this place. Mrr, and Mrs." Frank Riley and daughter, Grace, and Mrs, Geo. Riley spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Cook, Goderich. township, Miss Donelda Adams left on Mon- day to enter University at Toronto, 4 1 CLINTON'S BIG CORNER GROCETERIA Phone 48 Her many friends here wish her suc- cess. Mr, and Mrs. Robe. Grimoldby and daughte,r Olive, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Mann of near Clinton. We extend sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Robinson and family of Clinton in their recent bereavement in the death of their son, I-Iarvey, who was killed by accident returning from London fair last Tuesday evening. Mr. Robinson was formerly mail carrier for Route 1 in the village and made many warm friends here. BULBS JUST RECEIVED FIRST OF FALL BULBS Paper White Narcissus Top Size -- Fine Quality Plant Good Bulbs and get REAL Bloom. Narcissus are easily grown in either water or soil. t4liYei :• C• aning/Larne the Florist AirkGREENHOUSE P110NEt1 FLOWER SHOP PHONE31 COLD WEATHER IS COMING be prepared by having us install a Hecla furnace or a Clares Range or Heater Call in and see them before buying LET US QUOTE YOU ON YOUR PLUMBING & EAVETROUGHING NEEDS. . T. Hawking HARDWARE and -PLUMBING Phone 244 Fall Is Coming Fast 0f course we are all sorry, to think of it. But what's the use of worrying? Get some good comfortable furniture, say a CHESTER.FIE•LD SUITE, or ai Real Comfortable OCCAS$ONAL CHAIR, AN END TABLE For Your Books, A. SMOKER, and one of our SWELL NEW LAMPS, and you will forget the rest, IN THE HARDWARE DAPARTIV1ENT KEEP WARM WITH OUR NEW LINE OF WOOD HEATERS at a wonderful price Then of course we have all kinds of COAL HEATERS AND RANGES We have added a line of Swell New Copper Kitchen Utensils. Come in and see them, We do Plumping and Tinsmithing, BALL, & ZAPFE Hardware, N. BALL, Phone 110. The Store With The Stock Furniture, Funeral Directors, Monument Dealers Phone J. J. ZAPFE, 195. Phone 103. Every Day is Money Saving Time at SUPERIOR STORES SEPTEMBER 20th, 21st and 22nd. M'AP'LE LEAF SALMON', Small 17e KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES, 2 pkgs. for 14e SHAKER SALT, Plain or Iodized, 2 pkgs. for . . ......... TOMATO JUICE, 101/2 ozs., 5 tins for •.25c STANDARD PEAS, No. 4 Sieve, per tin _._11e SULTANA RAISINS, New, 2 lbs. for ,25e SUNLIGHT SOAP, 4 bars for ' 23c ORANGE MARIV2ALADE, 40 ozs. jar • ale b. tin and Coupon . .i 19c PURE CLOVER HONEY, 5 lbs. for , , ........ _ . ... .. . 59e Kelvinator Specials VEAL ROAST, per ib, .... . .......... . . .18e SPARE RIBS, per. Ib. 15e PURE PORK SAUSAGE, per lb. 22e MACARONI AND CHEESE LOAF, per lb. .......... . .. . 25e MAPLE LEAF SLICED BACON, 1-2 lb. 20c BEEF STEAK, per ib. - , , 20c SMOKED PICNIC HAMS, per ib. 21c Fruit and Vegetable Market GRAPES, We have the best for Iess.................................350 PEACHES, Cleanup Week, No. 1 , . , . .80e TOMATOES, 11 -qt. basket 25e APPLES, Choice No. 1, 11 qt. , 25c ,and 35e ORANGES., per dozen . .. ......... ..........29c, 39e, 49c GRAPE FRUIT, 5 for .. 25c T. McKNIGHT & SON "Your Superior Store" Vire Sell the Best For Less Phone 111 CLINTON