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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1935-01-31, Page 8'PAGE 8 THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD THURS., JAN. 31 1935 January Barga• . tns MIEN'S 6 -EYELET LACED RUBBERS, black with red soelle Salo Price 01.49 MEN'S WOOL WORK :SOCKS .'... .. . .... . ...........15c to 59e MEN'S LINED 'IID GLOVES, Sale Price .......... ...........98c A FEW PAIRS OF WOOL AND WOOLCOV BLANKETS ON SALE AT CLEARING PRICES. BARGAIN PRIC'ES ON ALL LINES OF ' WINTER MEIRCHANDISE OVERCOATS, LEATHER COATS AND WINDBREAKERS, WOOL WINDBREAI{ERRS AND HEAVY SWEATERS. WORK SWEATERS,' Regular $135 For $1,19 REMNANTS OF ALL BINDS AT CLEARING PRICES Plumsteei Bros. Agents for Tip -Top, Berger and Cambridge Made -to -Measure Clothing .FROZEN WRITE 15c FISH, per 11r. .. , . FROZEN HERRING, per Ibj, 8e 'SALT CODFISH, per lb. 15c GOOD .SMOKED PILLETTS, pep Ib.'. 15e RED SALMON, ib., in piece , 150 • FRONT :(QUARTER of BEEF, choice quality„ per lira . 7e HOME-MADE SAUSAGE, 2 fibs. for 25c MINCEMEAT, 2 Pb. pail 25c SAUER KRAUT, 2 lbs. for 15c LAMB STEWS, per lb. 12c CONNELL1 & TYNDALJU " CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET " Phone 162, Albert Street. DOMINION HARDWARE STORE MINMINEOUSOP We Carry a full line, of ELECTRIIC AND HAND VPASHERS, COOK. STOVES ,AND HEATERS WAY-SAGLESS CHESTERFIELD SUITE 3 -PIECE. SPECIAL AT OCCASIONTL CHAIRS • 'It,. $63.00 $7.50 TO $10. Sutter -Perdue- � ieattie Iardware—Funeral Directoi'd, Phone 147.'. Day or Night. Prices Within the Needs of Every Family. FOREST CITY BAKING POWDER (with glass) 25c ROSE BAILING POWDER 25c THISTLE BAKING POWDER19c LARGE VANILLA for , , . I 19c SHIRIF'S TRUE VANILLA 19e MAPLEINE EXTRACT 19e BAKING SODA (Bulk), 2 lbs. for 17e LAUNDRY •STARCH (Bulk), 2 lbs. for 19t LOBSTERS, per tin 23s ,SHRIMPS, ltn,ne� ; , 23e CANNED CHICKEN 27e BOVRIL CORDIAL, 5 et. bottle .. ,. ; , , , : , , , ... 49c, OXO, CORDIAL, 6 oz. bottle 45e • OXO CUBES (Small Size) 15e FRIED PILLETTS, 2 Large tins for ' 25c PILCHARDS, 2 tins for 25c ANGLER PINK SALMON, 2 tins for125e CONNORS HERRINGS in Tomato •Sauce, 2 large tins for ...:%:.29e CORNED BEEF, 2 tins for , :25c SMOKED FILLETTS (choice Crosspack., 2 lbs, for . , ........29c BISCUITS BROKEN SODAS, 2 lbs.: for 190 2 1 -LB. PKG. feCORMICK. SODAS, for 21c GINGER SNAPS, 2 lbs, for 19c SWEET MIXED BISCUITS, 2 lbs- for 25e GRAHAM WAFERS, 1 Ib. pkg, ..., ........'.. . ........ 23e PEANUT 'WAFERS, 1.Ib. pkg 230 TOASTED CHEESE THINS, per pkg. let MARSHMALLOW BISCUITS, 2 lbs. for 29c FIG BARS, 2 fibs. for 35e CHRISTIE'S FRESH CAKES .TWICE. A WEEK Vegetables & Fruits PARSNIPS, 3 lbs. for I 0 c CARROTS:, 5 flys. for 10c COOKING ONIONS (Small Size), 10 lbs, for 19c COOKING ONIONS (Targe size), 10 lbs. for 19c CABBAGES, 2 firm heads for 15c ,CELERY. HEARTS, 1 hunch for , :17c LEAF LETTUCE, 1 bunch for 10e HEAD LETTUCE, 1 head for 100 LOBB'S BARGAIN STORE Hearts are Trump On Februaryy 14. Valentines • much in evidence and will be freely ex- changed between friendel, .relatives, !timers, and sundry, Its a day and I season calling for gaiety and greet- ing and devotion to the more frivol- ous enjoyments of life. Those who observe the light hearted spirit of the festival will be quite in keeping with the social custom of the day in sending anonymous greetings—eom- 1 plimen'tary and funny. Time was when the caricature valentine, rath- er offensive in its make up, predom- inated, it tended towards lost confi- dence in human nature. To the cre- dit of humanity they have about dis- appeared. Now they are a thingof beauty with 'hearts as the :centre of the pleasing and attractive make-up, the sending of them. will not incur bllaek looks from the recipients, nor create unkind .suspicions, The day. if fittingly observed willprovoke smiles and fluttering of many hearts as :the artistic, flattering, perhaps en- dearing, message is brought to view. Surely In our stock .you will find just what you want at the price you want to pay, clever, comic, sincere and conformable to the principals of art, some are mechanical for the amusement of young folks. We . even have Pop -eye to express your greet- ing an his funny way. Tile W. D. Fair Co Often the Cheapest -Always the Best III II III IIIIINIIIiiIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIII_nII I no piiiij i1II -VIII IIIIIIIpIIAIIb Mrs. A. D. Beaton and Holmes have gone to Toronto to spend a few weeks. M'rs, Alice Mason left this week to spend some time with Mrs. Haber of Romeo, Mich. Mrs. Robt. Beattie of Wingharn was a week -end visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Sutter, Miss Eleanor Kemp, who has been spending a few weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Kemp, re- turned to Toronto. on Saturday, Mayor Holmes and Supt. Rumball have been in Toronto this week attending a meeting of the Ontar- io Hydro Commission. Mr. and lee's. R. E. Manning, Mr. and Mrs. El P(e)terson and Rev. C. W. D. Cosens attended the fun- eral of the late W. N'. Manning in London on Saturday last. Misses Margaret •Cudmore, Freda Schoenhals, Florence McCallum and Messrs. Bill Argent and Charlie Lovett were in London last Satur- day and Sunday attending an Ang- lican Young People's Conference held In 5t. lsaul's Cathedral. Messrs. B. J. Gibbings, T. J. McNeil, C. W. Draper, J. Livermore, W. J. Biggart, E. Nickle, S. Kemp and other members and ex -members of the stair of Sherlock -Manning Pi- anos, attended the funeral of the. late W, N. Manning on Saturday in London. Mr. and lifrs.. Sydney Jackson • of Lethbridge,, Alta., were in town last week -end visiting the former's brother, Mr. Fred Jackson of town, and other relatives in the commun- ity. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson were on their way to New York, where they intended sailing, via the Pan- ama Canal, to Los Angeles, where they will visit Mr. Arthur Jackson, and to Oakland, California, to vis- it Mr. and .Mrs, J. Leslie. C. C. I. NEWS (nil Ronda, afteruObit a basket -ball game was . played in the 0.C.I. gym, Sr: bots ins": 3t. boys. Mr. Cooper Was referee and the score was some- what surprising—a 21-11 victory for the Juniors, This was rather hum- iliating or the Seniors, but they hope to do better in the. future, The line-up is as follows—Seniors: Guards F. Itloynes, R. McInnes; forwards: C. Holmes, G. Elliott, J. Murphy; subs, F. Garrett, E. Neilans, C. Johnson. Juniors—Guards: F. Hovey, B. Big- gart; forwards, A. • Griffiths, G. Campbell, 0, Levis; subs: Ii, Thomp- son, R. Thomipson, H. Seeley, B. Bart- lifP, IIP* Tuesday evening, the Literary Exe- cutive held a meeting to discuss some of the present. day questions a- bout the school. It was decided that a Literary meeting would be held on the afternoon of February ist, feat= ing •among other items, an Oratorical Contest, for Junior girds, and a play by Upper School. On February 15th, an aftern on meeting '.will he held, giving the Junior boys a chance to, air their Oratorical powers and 4th form their dramatic abilities. On Thursday after 4, the gym re RED AND WHITE Always in the Lead occas A Smashing, Crashing Sale, to begin Februiry .1 st et 2nd Maybe a brick has crashed through our window --- Anyway the prices are badly broken. Dates, 4 lbs. for FEB. lst and 2nd—A Limited Quantity of Catsup At 2 for 25c BIG BISCUIT SALE Sodas, 8 to 9 Ibs. at per lb. Tomatoes, large size, 3 for Tomatoes, small size, 4 for, Peas, (No. 4), 2 for New Cellaphane Counter --- 2 lbs Prunes in cellaphane, for Peaches, per Ib. Apricots, per lb. Pigs, 2 lbs. for FREE DENBY CHINA 10c 25c M1 25c 19c 25c 20c FISH -We are Preparing for Lent with 25c Red Salmon, per lb. 17c Filletts, Smoked and Fresh, per 116. per 20c 25c Herring, Fresh, per lb. 8c Ciscoes, each 15c 15c FEBRUARY 1st and.2hd" Finest Quality C. and B. Tomato, Soup, 4 for :.- 25c 25c 5 lbs. Sugar, Granulated 27c 5 lbs. Yellow Sugar 27c Mother's (New Cereal) 25c Cooked Bran (Battle Creek) 15c Rolled Wheat Flakes 25c 5 lbs. Macaroni, for 19c' Halibut, lb SATURDAY EVENING: ...... _ .... ,:. ..., ...._ ., ...M, Twenty-five Surprise Packages at 8 o'clock, will be given away with Dollar Orders for Cash. FRUITS' AND VEGETABLES: Sweet Oranges, perdozen, 33c and 39c; Grape Fruit, 5 for 23c; Cauliflowers, 25c, Spinach, 2 lbs. for 25c, Carrots, Parsnips. Where9 Y u CLINTON'S BIG "Sells for Less" "'aw ..•,, CORNER GROCETERIA Price Prevails Phone 48 Annual Ice Carnival under auspices Town Hockey League CLINTON ARENA Wednesday, Feb. nth 7,30 p.m. $20 in Prizes--iHockey Match . Be- tween Fats and Leans Carnival Queen ,Contest— Band in Attendance All Evening Seo Large Bills for Particulars. Admission Skaters 25e. Spectators 100 echoed to the shouts of the first form girls, who, under the supervision of Miss Beattie, were having a basket- ball game. The girls were divided in. to two squads, informally known as the Reds and Whites. The game was :close and highly interesting, We predict•.that when let form grows up, C.C.I. will have a star basket -ball team. Score resulted in 19-18 for the Whites. Line-up consisted of: Reds: Helen Levis, (eapt.), Joyce Dougan, Ellen McGill, forwards; Helen Law- son, Edna pru aniond, Agnes John- son, guards. Whites-4reta Taylor, (•eapt.), Jean :Swan, Eileen Knox, forwards;. Audrey Jones, Daphne Col- ciough, Helen Mackenzie, guards. Helen Lavis, 'Greta Taylor and Jean Swan were the high scorers, and they are certainly a promising trio. " Helen Mackenzie _and Edna Drum.ond have'. a future in guarding, their motto Is "Give us Time." Vii' Is Mr. Fines afraid of rebellion in the school? Is there a plot afoot to destroy him that he travels about with a bodyguard? Upper School and 3rd Form were rather surprised. 01i Wednesday, when he entered the rooms, stoutly protected by thestal- wart figures of three second form boys. We gather that Miss Kitchen is "wise" to the plat, for it was she who dispatched the doughty trio to protect the goings and comings of our Principal Perhaps we should have substituted "standing -army" for. "bodyguard!", because throughout the entire geometry period Mr. Fines refused to let them sit down. Per- haps this is necessary to keep' them on the alert, but it is rather rough on. the army. Friday at noon, 2nd Form' and 3A girls engaged in a great :basket -ball game. Ord Form line-up: forwards, N. Crook, G. Street, IL Rumbali; guards: F. < Lindsay, %. 'Lever, EI. Heard. 2nd Form—Forwards: X. Heard, M. ]Murch, R.: Roselle'; guards: K. Cuninghame, A. Trewartha, P. Hun - king. The final score was 26-0 for 3rd Forin. 'Cora Streets and Norma. Cook CALL AND SEE THESE SPECIALS. were the big scorers, the former sinking 7 Caskets, and the latter 4. All the guards were in excellent form and .Margaret Heard proving herself a fine pass. The game was not so one-sided as the score seems to indi- cate,` but was ',interesting from: start to finish This week has had many interdSting 'Ua's''leat-bapl games% let's hope;,t(ley will continue,, tlrouglzout, the season. OPENING OF TIIE Liberal Club on the evening of Fridaj, Feb. i in the club rooms (OVER H,AWKIN'S HARDWARE) Dancing 0 to 2. Ladies Provide, Silver Collection, Everybody Welcome 11-2. YOU NEED OUR FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION For :Birthdays, Weddings, 4.n- niversaiiies, Presentations, Be- reavements, Graduations, Social Affairs and always to send to the sick and shut-ins, A full assort- ment right now in spring flowers. F. R. CUNINGHAME FLORIST Member of FIorist Telegraph De- livery. Association. Phones 176 and 31. SPECIALS FOR JANUARY TEN PERCENT. OF ALL RANGES AND HEATERS Ci, CHOICE OF ANY ALLADIN LAMP IN STOCK, $7.00 C-1 1 VAMC -TRIC ELECTRIC CLEANER $55.00 (Regular $65.00) ins HARDWARE and PLUMBING - Phone 244 i. SOME ADVACE INFORMATIO0 ACCORDING TO ALL REPORTS WE THINK THERE WILL BE A SUBSTANTIAL INCREASE IN THE PRICE OF MOST LINES OF FURNITURE SO WE WOULD SUGGEST THAT IF Y01U ARE THINKING OF GETTING A DINING ROOM SUITE, A BEDROOM SUITE OR A CHESTERFIELD SUITE IT WILL PAY YOU TO. BUY NOW, AS WE. WILL GIVE YOU THE SAME REASONABLE: PRICE'S AS USUAL ON ANY GOODS WE HAVE IN STOCK, AND THERE IS A GOOD ASSORTMENT TO SELECT FROM WE ALWAYS CARRY A FULL LINE OF HARDWARE OF ALL KINDS MAKE IT YOUR BUSINESS TO DEAL WIITH THE OLD RELIABLE FIRIVI. BALL & ZAPFE Hardware, N. BALL, Phone 110. The Store With The Stock Furniture, Funeral Directors, Monument Dealers Phone J. J. ZAPFE, 195, Phone 103. OUR GREAT 19c FOOD SALE FOR THURS., FRI., SAT., JAN. 31, FEB. 1ST AND 2ND HILLCREST SHORTENING, 2 lbs.. for 190 DURHAM CORN STARCH, 2 .pkgs. for 19c AYLMER TOMATOES, large tins, 2 for 190 OLD DUTCH- CLEANSER, 2 tins fore' 19c RED COHOE SALMON, large size 19e ASPARAGUS CUTTINGS, Aylmer, 16 ozs. .... , 19c FLUSHO, per tin . 19c SHRIMPS, American Beauty, per tin 19g- CAMPBELL'S' 9rCAMPBELL'S' TOMATO SOUP, 2 tins for 19c ROLLED OATS, 4 lbs. for' 19e P. AND G. SOAP, 5 bars for 19c WHITE BEANS, hand-picked, 4 lbs. for 19c MUFFETS, 2 pkgs. for 19c MEAT MARKET SPECIALS WEINERS, per lb. 19c 19e 15e 19e BREAKFAST BACON, 1-2 lb. pkg. READ CHEESE in Measuring Cup PEAMEAL COTTAGE ROLL, per fb. FRUIT and VEGETABLES NEW CARROTS, 2,bunches 25e SPINACH, 2 lbs. for 26e HEAD LETTUCE ..,.,.. 10c LARGE SWEET ORANGES; her dozen 49e OTHER .SIZES 29c and. 39'0 GRAPE FRUIT, 5 for • t 25c FISH SALMON STEAK per lb. :170 HALIBUT STEAK; per lb. 20e SMOKED FILLI8TTS, per lb. 17c « .T.NicKNIGHT "Your Superior Store" Phone 111 We Sell the Best For Lona CLINTON