The Clinton News Record, 1935-03-07, Page 8PAGE b'
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CLINTON
NEWS -RECORD
BARGAIN DAYS
We ore taking stock and as usual are placing on our counters
Remnants and Clearing Lines, at Real Bargain Prices.
Ladies' Jersey Stolon !Rzn fibers, low heel, sizes 2V to VA, clearing 49c
Skating Outfits, Balance to =Clear at Cost.
Men's 6 -Eyelet Black laced rubbers, clearing at . . . . :....... . ..51,49
Men's r6.. eyelet Red -laced Rubbers, clearing at..........,......$1;79
Fancy All -wool Blankets, plain •eolors, satin bound ends
Regular $3.75. Clearing,, . •....:$2;95
Albwoof' Windbreakers. in Red, Green or Blue.
Reg. price 'y$3.50. and $3.75. Clearing at
Ladies' 'SBk and Wool Hose, .3 pairs for .$1.00
Men's Silk and Wool and :A11 -Wool . Htose, pr. 35c, or .3 pairs .for $1.00
M;en's ;Overalls, Clearing Lines, All Sizes Special Cleating
Prices .. . ...9&e :and $1.19
Many other items mot listed at equally low ,Clearing Pries
COME IN AND .LOOK 'THEM OVER
Plurnsteel stee Bros.
Agents for Tip -Top, Berger and Cambridge Made -to -Measure Clothing
FISH FOR LENT
'HERRING, per lb. Sc
SALMON, whole or half 150
SMOKED FILLETTS, per lb 150
nvemr
S,. IN 9
Z. JARS
BEEF ROAST,Good Rib„ per .lb.
SAUSAGES, Home -Made, 2 lbs. for
12c
25c
SAUER-KRAUT„ 2 lbs, for • ,150
SPARE IiIB$ , 15c, or 2 Ibs. for 25a
20 -LB. PAIL SCHNEIDER'S LARD, Guaranteed for $2:85
CONNELL & TY'NDALIL
" CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET "
Albert Street
Phone 162.
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DOMINION HARDWARE STORE
NO. 12 GALVANIZED PAIL Suitable for Sap Pails
NO. 2 GALVANIZED TUE
NO. 2 SQUARE TUB
19c
85c
$1,10
Furniture Department
SPECIAL FOR 3 DAYS ONLY
TEN PER CENT. OFF ON CARD TABLES, END TABLES AND
COFFEE TABLES,
BATHROOM RUGS (Small Size) $1.20
BA'C.k[R(M 1411,4§, (iai c" 9 •
BEDROOM SUITE birch finished In maple) •
3 Pieces. SPECIAL AT
$1.45
$45.00
Sutter--Perdue--Beattie
bi12•E,CTORS OF FUNERAL SERVICES
Phone 147w. Day or Night.
IN TIME OF NEED
PRICES WITHIN THE MEANS OF EVERY FAMILY.
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tODERICH TOWNSHIP
Miss Ethel }Taggart and Miss Lor -
rine Fisher of the Clinton Collegiate
were week -end guests, with the lat-
ter's sister, Mrs. Irvine Tebbutt of
the Maitland.
Old friends hereabouts were sorry
to hear of the death of Mr. George
Laithwaite of Grand Forks, North
Dakota, which oocurred on Saturday
last, March 2nd, after an illness of a
week or ten days. Brought up in
this township Mr, Laithwaite was a
member of a 'well-known family
and will be remembered by many of
the residentsof this township. He
is survived by his wife, formerly
Miss Adeline Murphy, and two sons.
Mr. and Mrs. Laithwaite visited the
old home locality ten years, ago,
spendng several weeks visiting rela-
tives and friends hereabouts. SYcn.-
pathy is extended to the bereaved
family.
Mrs. Mary Sperling, who has been
visiting, her brother, Mr. Ben Rath -
well, has returned to the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Ray Fear.
'Miss June Stephenson motored to
London on Saturday and is spending
' the next week. or .so visiting relatives.
Mr. Louis Anderson and Mrs, Fred
Thompson motored to Byron on Sun-
day with M. Dick Ellwood to visit
the latter's wife, Mrs. D. 'Ellwood.
Council Meeting: -Council met in
Holmesville an Monday last, minutes
of last meeting read and adopted, the
representative of the Gestetner dupli-
cating machine demonstrated a ma-
chine, showing •samples of voters
lists clone with it the council were
pleased with the Work but did not
buy at present. Ontario Municipal
Association, . re membership, ' read
and fyled. -
Mr. Ian McLeod asked for assis-
tance in paying for the coot of fuel
eta. for the short . course, 'he estim-
ated our Share 'te be $5.00, this - was
given. 1Vl%. MacLeod also asked for
the usual grant to Clinton Spring
Stock Fair, the council granted the
sante as last year, $20.00.
-Mr, Jas. Ballantyne acknowledged
receipt of resolution passed last
meeting re beer and wine, he favors
a referendum.
No action was taken re grant to
Bayfield Public Library.
The Collector's time was extended
to -nish by March 25.
Accounts ' paid:-;Goderich IS'tar,
printing, $10.00; News -Record, print-
ing, $11.00; Relief .accounts, $99.57.
The council agreed to a gentle -
mens` agreement whereby Councillor
Bothwell will keep a watchful eye on
No. 1 ward, Reeve Haacke on No. 2,
Mr. H. C. Cox on No. 3, Mr. Corey to
No, 4 and 6, while'1VIr. C. J. Jervis
will continue in No. 5.
'Council then adjourned to meet on
Monday, April 1st, -at 1.30 p.m,
-RR. G. THIOMIPSON, Clerk.
The following is the report for
February for S. S. No. 9, Goderich:
5th Close -Bernice Grigg, 56; How-
ard McCullough, •50.
Sr. 4th -Stinson Mollveen, 67.
Jr. 4th -Betty Harris, 68.
Sr. 3rd -Kenneth ,Steepe, 79; Don-
ald Calclough, *71.
Jr, 3rd --Gwendolyn Miller, 72;
Gordon Gilbert, 67; Ruth Harris, 66;
Edna McCullough, 48.
2nd Class -Harold •Mcllveen, Mur-
iel Wise; Jessie McCullough, Edward
Wise, Reta Yea. -
1st Class•-♦K,eiith 'Miller, Julie Mil-
ler, .112urray Miller.
Pr. -Harriet Wise, Ray Wise, Mur-
iel Bowden,
"`k" One subject not written.
-34. Sheardawn, teacher.
LONDESBORO
Edwin and Irene Fothe>;gill, ;who
have been ill for over two weeks with
the prevailing flu, we are pleased to
say have recovered and returned to
their studies at the Clinton Colle-
giate. ,
CLEAN UP ON
OKS
D'rasti'c Reductions
Offered your choice
for 25c
Some Fiction-
-Some Juvenile
We want to retire all
from our stock and the
price should bring it
about.
Original price of some
was $1.50
TM W. D. Fair Co
Often the Cheapest --"Always the Best
II Pim `Ilpllllorcis, mpuuuiTl I
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Mrs. W. H. Gowan spent last week-
end in Toronto.
Rev. C. W. D. Cosens was in Toronto
,for a couple of days this week,
Misses Alice and Isabel Beattie were
3veek-end visitors in. Toronto.
Misses Luella and Ida Wailcinsbaw
Spent the week -enol in Toronto,
Miss Tilly Tebbutt of London has
been visiting her sisters in town.
Miss Gwen Holmes of Hatfield House,
Cobourg, spent the weekend in
town.
Miss Gertrude White of Goderich
spent the week -end with Miss Eil-
een Knox of town.
Mr. Beecher Streets is spending a
few weeks with Mr, and Mrs. Jack
Bowden of Hamilton,
Mrs, ,7, A, Ford returned home last
week -end after a fortnight's visit
in Toronto and London.
Miss W. Trewartha went to Toronto
for the week -end and visited her
sister and'other friends,
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Cooper motored
to Toronto and spent a few days at
the beginning of the week.
Mr. F. W. Andrews was in Toronto
last week on business in connec-
tion with• •his poultry business.
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon L. Hall and two
•children of Cayuga were week -end
guests in town with relatives.
Mks. Beasley and Mr .11. -Finch of
Flint, Mich., were here last week
attending the funeral of their sis-
ter, .Mas. •W. -Steep.
Mrs, A. C. Clarkson of Toronto was
called home las,'t week owing to
the sudden death of her mother,
the late Mrs. Wm. Steep.
Mrs, T. Tierney, who has been here
owing to the illness of her mother,
Mrs, Maguire, visited her home in
Toronto over the week -end.
Mr. and Mrs, Vatcher of St. Johns,
Nfld. and Miss Ethel Ixohnes of
Toronto are in town, settling the
affairs of their father, the late -
Rev. A. A. Holmes.
Mr, and Mrs. H. B. Manning and two
little sons, Masters Jack and Doug-
las, and .Miss Helen Manning of
Toronto were week -end guests at
their respective homes in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Walker returned
home Monday after spending sante
weeks with their daughter, Mrs.
Tanner of Timmins. During the
first part of their visit they felt the
cold, though residents up there
said they could not remember a
milder February in twenty years.
Mr. A. T. Lucas, who has been spend-
Ing seversl months with a son in
Alberta, returned yesterday. Ile
enjoyed this stay in Alberta al-
though it was very cold, at times
'dropping to forty below. But there
was no wind and neither snow or
rain all winter. The snow which
came early in the -season had al-
most all worn away, however, al-
though there was no soft weather.
But it had just disappeared.
BLYTII
Barnard Craig, Morris, hada his
wrist broken while :cranking a gaso-
line engine, '
The W.M.S. of Old St. Andrew's
Church held its February meeting
with a good attendance, with the
president, Mrs, James, Scott, in the
chair. The topic was taken by Mrs..
T. W. Mills. L
• ONE FRIEND „
TELLS ANOTHER' •' "'+
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THURS.; MARCH `7; 1935-
-RED' AND WHITE
Aiwaya.in the Lead
With the March Winds blowing and April Showers ahead of us we need extra
for the Summer accordingly. We are introducing a
Special Tea Week
'.A'BIG LEADER IN BLACK OR MIXED FALCON
With China -Cup and ,Saucers, per lb. 55e
OR, A POUND OF O'NEIL'S SPECIAL TEA
(With 1 1b Loaf Sugar Free), for 49e
Mashy have tried this special value and are
delight'ed with it.
NEW LIPTONI,S TEA, half pound 30c
(Containing Coupons for. Silverware)
RED ROSE TEA, per lb. 55c
SALADA TEA., per lb. 55c
FOR FLU AND BAD. COLDS WE ADVISE -
6 Grape Fruit for
25c
Large Juicy. Oranges, per dozen 39e
Larger Size Oranges 49c
New Fresh Carrots and Beets, per bunch 10c
California Celery 25c
' Head Lettuce, each 10c
Fresh igtrawberries, Fresh Tomatoes, Radishes
Lemons, 6 for
We expect
Walkerside's Shamrock Iee
13e
WEEK -END SPECIALS.
Our Own Coffee, per Ib.,
Blue Ribbon Coffee 450
per ib. ti 450
Magic Coffee, per lb. - 29c
Bulk Cocoa, 2 lbs. for 25c
10 Bars P. and G. Soap for 35c
10 Bars Pearl Soap for 35c
Special Coffee,per lb. 25c
Tomatoes (2 1-2), 3 for 25c
York Peas, (3), 2 for 25c '
Golden Bantam Corn, 2 for 250
Canned Pumpkin, 2 for 21c
3 Quaker Corn Flakes 25a
New Puffed Oats, per pkg. 106 ,
CELLAPIIANE TABLE
Including Peaches, Apricots, Prunes, Cocoanut,
Raisins and Currants.
LENTEN SEASON
Cheese, New, 2 lbs. for 29e
Macaroni, 4 lbs. for 17c
Fresh Salmon, per lb. 17e
Fresh Frozen Herring, per lb. 10c
Smoked Fillets, per lb. 15c
Golden Spray Cheese,.2 pkgs. for 25c
Large Cascade Salmon, 2 tins for 27c
EntnnStinzenanlarnseacocatEetellsismassmegaTIEZEMISMCianeiNtzinntains
our first shipement of "The Manning Educator Biscuits" shortly.
Cream Have you tried them? Walkerside's Butter Scotch Ice Cream
Free Denby China - ask for a Coupon Card
Where ,
"Sells for Less"
Price Prevails
"THE OLD HOME
PLACE"
a laughable 3 -act play
Put on by the Young Peopie•of
the Nile in
ONTARIO STREET CHURCH
Tuesday, March 12
• at $ p.m. •
Adults, 25e, Children, 15c. 17-1,
Annual School
CONCERT
TOWN HALL, CLINTON
Thursday and Friday
March 21 & 22
• 7.30 pan. -
PROGRAM.
Senior Pupils: Play: "The Gift."
Intermediates: -Play -, "Dame Dur -
den's School"
Junior Pupils: --Rhythm 'Band,
Drills, Dances, Part Songs, Etc.
Admission 25c, 17-2.
KIPPEN
On Sunday Morning last Rev. E,
F. Chandler chose his text from the
4th chapter of St. John "Christ talk-
eth with the woman of Samaria.'
The choir anthem was "Christ receiv- ,'
eth sinful men."
The Mission Band will meet in the
school -room on Saturday laternoon
at the usual hour of 2.30 p,m.
The •combined meeting of The
World's Day of Prayer and the regi-
lar monthly meeting of the W.M.S.
of St. Andrew's United church will
be held at the home of Mrs. W.
French on Friday afternoon, March
8th. •
The C•G.I.T. girls met on •Saturday
afternoon last at the home of Miss
Theda Watson.
ST. HELENS
Miss Isobel Miller who is a student
at the Stratford Normal 'School was
a week -end visitor at her home here.
The W.1VRS. of the United Church,
is .holding its Nfarch meeting on Fri-
day which is the World's Day of
Prayer.
John Webster "spent the 1 week -end
in Toronto. '
Miss Lila Humphrey was with her
sister, Mrs. Walker and with Mrs.
Fox of Whitechurch.
There was a good attendance at
the meeting of the Y.P.S. on Sunday
evening when the Christian Fellow-
ship committee -had charge. Bob
Purvis read the Scripture lesson and
Charlie McDonald ,the Bible'charac-
ter. The topic,"Jesus' Attitude To -
Ward - Sinners," was •taken by McKin-
ley Ramage.
St. Patrick's Day Tea
and Sale
An Afternoon Tea and Sale of Home
Cooking and Candy in the
COUNCIL CHAMBER, CLINTON
on the afternoon of
Saturday, March 16th
Commencing at 2.30
Auspices Women's Association Wes-
ley -Willis Church
KEEP DATE IN MIND 17-2.
WANT TO TELEGRAPH A LOV-
ING MESSAGE?
USE OUR TELEGRAPH SER-
VIC•E AND
F. R. CUNINGHAME
F LON I ST
Member of Florist Telegraph De-
livery Association.
Phones 176 and 31.
SAP SEASON IS
COMING
BE PREPARED BY HAVING YOUR
PANS and BUCKETS
ORDERED.
LET US GIVE YOU A DEM;0N-
•
STRATION THIS SPRING WITH
Vactric Electric
Cleaner
NO OBLIGATION TO BUY
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EARDWAIIE and PLUMBING
Phone 244
CLTNTON'S BIG
CORNER GROCETERIA
Phone 48
SP IN
Will soon be here, and we are all ready with our New .Spring Stock,
both in the Furniture and Hardware Departments, and in order to
add some pep to the business, we have decided on -the ,policy of small'
profits and quick returns, and we wily meet all Mail Order or any
other competition.
OUR STOCK OF PAINTS; VARNISHES, STAINS, SHELLACS,.
ETC.,, WERE NEVER BETTER
We cio• PIumbing and Tinsmithing.
As usual we have a wonderful stock -of -t -
LINOLEUM, CONGOLEUM, OIL CLOTH AND FELTOL IN RUGS,
AND BY THE YARD,All Widths and Sizes-.
ALSO AXMINSTE'R RUGS AND REVERSIBLE MATS
IN' VARIOUS SIZES AND COLORS
So we can surely solve your floor ;covering problems.
Low prices will prevail a over the store. So snake it your
business to do your business here, and save money.
BALL, & ZAPPE
The Store With The Stock
Furniture, Funeral Directors, Monument Dealers
Phone J. J. ZAPPE,
195. Phone 103.
Hardware,
N. BALL,
Phone 110.
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Your Dollars will buy more when you
Shop at McKnight's
Specials for VITeeliend
MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE, 1 lb. for 37c
MAPLE LEAF SALMON, 1-2's 17c
SPECIAL BLEND TEA, per lb. 39e
MARSHMALLOW BISCUITS,. 2 lets. for 27c
TOMATO JUICE, 5 tins far 25c
AYLMER PEAS, No. 4, 2 tins for 25c
CLARK'S SPAGHETTI, 2 tins for 19c
TOMATOES, large tin. 3 for 25c
OAT PUFFS, New Cereal, per pkg. 10c
AMERICAN BEAUTY SHRIMP, per tial 19c
STRING BEANS, 2 tins for 23c
PURE CLOVER HONEY,; 2% lbs., 33c. VA lbs. 53e
DERBY LOAF CHEESE, 2 plcgs. for 25c
JUNKET POWDER, 2 pkgs. for 25c
JUNKET TABLETS,' 2 pkgs. for 25c
MINUTE TAPIOCA, 2 pkgs. for 25c
ROYAL YORK MATCHES, 3 boxes 25c
FRUIT and VEGETABLE MARKET
HEAD LETTUCE, per bunch
CARROTS, NEW, per bunch , 10c
CELERY HEARTS, per bunch lye
RHUBARB, per bunch . 100
10e
RADISHES,' 2 bunches
SPINAC'H, per ib.
ORANGES, per dozen .. ...... ,
15c
15c
29c and 39c
McKNIGHT & SON
"Your Superior Store" Wi Sell the Bert For Lew
Phone 111 C.INTON