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FRESIT LAKE :TROUT AN*D WHITE FISH •
SCHNEIDEB'S LARD', h . pails ti•.. ',$2,85
SPARETRIBS, 2BULK
lbs. for ILD per lb. .. 25c
25c
HOME-MADE SAUSAGES, 2 lilt. for .. , .... 1 :........ :..... . 25c
•RAMB'I,R;G STEAK 2 lbs. ;for, Z,Sc
HEAD CHEESE, 3 lbs for 25c
MACARONI AND CHEiESE LOAF,, per lb. db25c
COOKED' 'CORNED }BEEF, per lb. 20c
ROAST JIAM,• With, Dressing per 'lb. 4 c
COO NEL• :a& TYNDALL.
• " CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET'"
Phone 462.. A1brt Street'
DOM•l ° oisi. HARDWARE STORE
Complete Line of Lawn Mowers and
G'a'rden Tools
Steele -Briggs Garden Seeds
in small a pd Large Size Pkgs.
Screen Doors
made of clear white pine, Combination glass and Scree; Any Size
Furniture Department
Specialthis Week
FIVE PERCENT. OFF ON CARD TABLES, END TABLES AND
COFFEE TABLES
COMPLETE LINE OF SPRINGS RANGING FROM 5.25 TO 8,11.50
,STUDIO COUCH, 'COMPLETE WITH WARDROBE BOX,. EXTEN-
SION BED, COIL SPRING MATTRESSES, COVERING IN
LIGHT .BROWN. SPECIAL PRICES THIS WEEK AND
NEXT.
Sutter—Perdue—Beattie
-Beattie
•
DIRECTORS OF FUNERAL SERVICES •
Phone Day or. Night -14'7w.
HJR. SERVICES ARE COMENSURATE WITH THE BEST •
CENT A MILE Round Tregi EXCURSION
fI oituumFares: Adults 73c: Children 40c.) •
Sat Mag 18 from CLINTON
•To TORONTO Stratford, Kitchener, Guelph, Chatham, Sarnia, Londota.
Ingersoll, Woodstock, Paris; ;Brantford, Hamilton, St. Catharines,
Niagara Falls, and s t Intermediate Points.
ALSO ON FRIDAY, MAY 17
!me .Cshawp 43,RAEppe, Cobour9,'1'rbnton, Belleville, ICingstnn, Gananoque, Brockville.
Prescott Mb rstal •g Cornwall', Uxbridge, Lindsay, Ppterborn, Campbellford,
'P.•urgra klgvvpjurbol: iandalo, Coll ingwood, Meeferd, 1.'+aneta?g• Barna, Cri1lis,
Mipted Grave , gap, P40trbrjOg', Huntoville, North Boy and anionrrreediatePoh,te.
drTQ:4NTowne inNewchltarl Mips ofTomisbaming&Nartherh.Ontario Bly„
,ohm CEutzaY 414E 3i1't3?n :ply,;,. to Ifapuskasiuq, EParet, inn Longlac
til rL11.914e.—_
Ati-iRACYION-Io'�n,.°.r°''-''—VA,TV RDAY, MAY 18
Ontario Jockey Club—Spring Meeting/ King's :13:55
International League Baseball, Toronto vs. Rochester
fe.reee 3t:ckgts,lielyrnbitnits and TraintnformationfromAgents. As, rt Handball. , t
', T, CLAN , PHONE 35.
CANADIAN NATIONAL
TLI.'•n.ERSMITR
Miss Pearl Newman of Hamilton
and Miss Luella Walkinshaw visited
with 1VIV,,, and Mi.;s; P: ',Townsend on
Thursday last.
A Young People's Conference in
connection with the Huron Presbytery
will be held in Seaforth on May 16.
Afternoon session at 2.30 and even-
ing session at 8 p.m. Miss Semmens
of Toronto will speak.
Miss Vera Trick of London spent
Monday with Mr. and Mrs, F. Town-
send,
Miss Margaret Broadfoot of Ham-
ilton Normal School was at S. S. No.
4 for her week-of•praetise teaching in
a country school Iast week,
Mr, Coulson and daughter of High-
land Crieek and Mrs. Scott and Miss
r i
Isabel of Markham 1 sit@il with Mr.
and Mrs, 1?, `T'Owns,en4 on Monday
fast.
I
, 'Quite a number from this vicinity
attended the Union Service in Clin-
ton on Sunday evening last. •
The regular meeting of the Tucker -
smith Ladies" Club was held at the
home of Mrs G; O'Brien on,M'ay rho i
first with thirty -live memhers and
four` visitors pies"eut. The roll call
Was, answered by the name of your
favourite flower. The program in-
cluded readings by Mrs. L. Lawson,
Mrs. Harold Crieh, Mrs. V. Terryber-
ry and Miss Irene Garrett. An 'ad-
dress on the culture of roses was giv-
en by Mrs. Reid Torrance of Porter's
Hill. Slips and roots were exchanged
among the members. The next meet-
ing will be held at the home of Mrs,
Newman Garrett on June 6th. The
roll call will '+ be answered by naming
a Canadian 'Beauty Spot.
will reside on the groom's farm, 0th
concession. We wish for them a
happy voyage through life.
On Friday "evening the Men's Club
was pleased to see a full house a-
bout 150 being present to hear Mr.
Perris give his address on "The Pow-
er of Thought." This was indeed a
very interesting subject and one
which we trust will benefit many who
had the opportunity to hear it. Mr.
Rosenfield, a gold medal violinist, de-
lighted the audience with several
selections. Miss Edna Elliott, Clin-
ton, accompanied him on the piano.
Little Sean Elliott sang twice during
the evening, We are always pleased
to hear her as she has a wonderful
voice for a little child, Mrs. Reid
Torrance and Dora Harrison gave a
duet, also Mrs, K. Harris and Ray
Cox. A silver collection was taken.
We are 001'ry that Miss Jap .412ell
is not yet able to return to her • school
duties. Her illness has enterferred
some with the giving of the play
"here Comes Charlie," as she had a
leading part. But we trust that
things will right themselves and
they engagement's may not. have to
be cancelled.
Mr. MrcLiiiiiien, principal of Tees
water sclibbl, for in teacher ht
Porter's Rill, spent the Webk-hhhd
with the Harrison families,
Today Mi. Fred Elliott and helpers
are preparli' ttiie diamond for the
softball on the 'club grounds, A se-
cond dianloiid has been prepared on
Mr. Bert Cox's farm: Looks as if
the boys were going to have exercise
this 'summer.
• PORTER'S hILL
On Saturday, IViay 4th, at 10 o'clock
a.m. a, happy. event took 'placer at
the . .parsonage, Holmesville, when
Rev. Herbert joined in holy wedlock
Olive May, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
Robert Fuller, to James Alexander
McMillen, son of Mr. J. McMillen
and the late Mss. Mchillen, 6th con-
,ces,sion Gederich township, The bride
Was a picture of loveliness in ,a dress.
of Bermuda blue. Theyoung-couple
were ,.:unattended,• . After • the:.eere-
sony they motored to •London and
St. Thomas 'the bride travelling in
, g
a prey coat and hat with matehing
accessories. ' On their :return ,they
With the approach 02 +next Sunday
OUT • thoughts fondly turn to the re-
membrance of our mallets. Wiwi:her
they are still with us 9r whether they;
Bare gone, might we not well renew
i 'her them= and the ideals they have)
taught us. Home, Love, lltother -
are words full of meaning and endure.
:our endreer, and,,,does -not the one
sword "Mother" about include .the, oth-
er two tf there is a sacrillcrai•'role
on the stage of life is it not the moth-
er's ;and most wonderfulit is .they:
don't know it; so freely ,and willing-,
ly do they do .their part.. What debt
do we owe them, the arithmetic 'look
will not supply the figures, it
quires a. -,higher arithmetic which cal-
culates love, loyalty, (sacrifice, for=
giveness, selfforgetfulness. You will
do 'well to remember her and do let
her knowthat you de—..write a letter
—or. send a card. Our stock will fur-
nish the card expiessing appropriate
sentiment, and they are artistically
designed. It•will mean much to her
to know you remember,
Tile W D. Fair Co
Often, the Cheapest—Always the Best
PEi
I�I���� oio+IWnullllll+m !Salm ii u u Othiliguit
Miss Helen Roberton was with Brut
sets friends last week.
Miss F. Brydone visited her home in
Milverton over the week -end and
holiday,
Miss Vera Trick of London visited .
friends in town and vicinity over
the week -end.
.Mr. and 1Vlrs, G. E. Hall and Miss
Evelyn 3 -tall spent the week -end
and holiday in Toronto,
Mist Hattie Courtice was in Hamil-
ton over the week -end visiting her
brother and his fancily.
Mr, and Mrs. Geo. A. Walker spent
the week -end with 14r, and Mrs.
Ed. yv'.s.tson of 'Hamilton.
1Vfiss Ruby Ti'lvin and her niece, Miss
Doreen Vey of St Marys, spent
the week -end in Hamilton.
Mr. W. A. Chamber's of Hamilton
paid tt flying visit to his sister,
Urs, A. T. Lucas titin Week.
Miss Edythe Johnson of the General
Electric Co., Toronto,, spent the
week -end at her home in town,
Misses Eva Cluff and Norma Bentley
spent Sunday and the holiday with
- !the Misses Gunne of London.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Williams of Ford-
wich were guests of Mr. and Mrs,
R. W. McKenzie Iest week -end.
Ml. A. T. Lucas and bride arrived in
'Clinton on Monday. They were
married in Fort Erie on Saturday.
Major E. A. Corbett and Mrs. Cor-
bett of Fordwich were in town for
the Jubilee Concert on Monday ev-
ening.
Mrs. it B. Chant and Mrs. C. J. Farr
of St, Catharines are visiting this
weep with the former's daughter,
Mrs. J. A Sutter.
Mr, and 1Vfrs. Orville McAdams, nee
Stella Hunniford, .ef London were
yrsitars on Monday with Mr. and
Mrs, VVI, S. Miller.
Mr. John McNaughton of Tendon cal-
led on friends.nn Clinton on Tues-
day on his way to Gederich, drop-
ping in to renew his sub. to The
News -Record,
Mr' and Mss. N'eiriOn and Mr. Bruce
1111gga3'f etc Chatham were guests
+over the week -end •of the latter's
jla.kents, titre and Ma's. W. J. Big-
gart of Clinton.
Miss Margaret Pluresteel of the
Western cane up for the week -end
and on Monday Mr. and Mts. W. J.•
Plumsteel motored their daughter
back to Landon.
Mrs. A. Wleathel'wax and dtughters,
Misses Catherine and Raye,
illia were week -end guests of the
lady s father' and sitar, Ie b.
Cantelon gild Mrikb `dr`oth'y Cate
Mr. and Mr.'s. Thos. Hillock, Strat-
ford, 'have moved into their home on
the 6th concession. Mr, Hillock has
been an employee of the 0,11.11,, for 85
years and has come back to the farm
of .his childhood to enjoy the rein -alb;
der of his days. This sures', speaks j
well for this neigh:borliood We wel-1
come ,them to our boinmumty and
hope they may be 'disliked many years.,.
WHY•NOT?
A. man was buyrrig a suitcase but!
none ofthose slio'wn pldaied hint at
all
When I.`buy a bag;' he declared,
"I like Ito see some eoW hide in it." i
Said the merFhant 'r
should "want trtokse An 1 a' i agician
yet?"
loft
Mi Ralph Tiplady, Mr, and N s. W.
Tr lad' and Mrs W.T.p Y Henry
spent Monday Jubilee'• i}ay, With
the former's son in law and daugh-
ter Mi•. 'anal Mrs. Dohald MacLeod
of Goderich.
My and Mb s 'hi B. Manning and lit-
tle sons, Masteis Jack and Doug-
las, of Toronto were week -end vis-
itors with their respective parents,
Mr. 'end' kiss. R. E. Manning and
Mr.' and Mrs. X J. Morrish,
11M•a and... Mrs, M'. T. Coxless, Dorothy,
and Alvin,. Spent'. part . of Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs I•CB;easley_of
Brantford, en route to Hamilton;°
;Grimsby, St. Catharines and the,
: Pall$ for' the Monday holiday; ro-'
THURS:,gAiZ,s'l93
ONE .FRIEND O'NEIL'S RED AND WEErrE
TELLS ANOTHER Alway* in the . t
tl
I,
a��, the Month for Salad ,
Suggeste ranges. Bananas,Carrots,
t , Marshiriellows
Lettuce and Mayonnaise
Golden Salad
5 Orange Slices.
2' tablespoons' grated.Cocoanut.
2 tablespoons grated Carrots.'
Lettuce Mayonnaise.
Arrange lettuce on Salad plates. On this circle
—5 orange slices. Sprinkle with cocoanut and car-
rot. Garnish with Mayonnaise. Serves one.
Large Juicy Oranges, per dozen 39c and 49c
Cocoanut, per lb.
New Carrots, 2 bunches for
Lettuce, Leaf, from
Maynonaise Miracle. Whip
23c
17e
8c to 10c
21c
JUBILEE,WEEK SPECIALS — British, Of Course
C. & B. Catsup, 2 for 25e
Jubilee Lux Offer (Still On).
Royal Portraits, Lux 23c
. (1 Small Lux Free)
Imported Pastes for Sandwiches 25c
Eggs Graded at An Advanced Price in Trade
FRIGTDAIRE'
Breakfast ]Bacon, lb.; piece 286;
Lunch Loaf, r. per lb. 286
Bologna, 2 lbs. for 25c
Clinton and Servus Butter, per lb..., 26c
Pickled Lamb Roll; per lb. 20c
Bacon and Cooked Meat Cut to Your Liking
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Grape Fruit, thin skinned, 5 for 25c
Lemons, large size, per dozen 25c
Bananas, per dozen 14c to 25c
New Cabbage, Asparagus, Strawberries, Pineapples
We :will Soon Be Ready. To Fill Orders for
Pineapples For Canning.
FREE DENBY CHINA
FREE SHEFFIELD SILVER—
Pail of ;Soap -10 Pearl or Comfort 69c
SPONGi1E CAKE BOXES • Cut Spongue Cake
in squares—cut out centres and fill with fresh
strawberries—or any other fresh fruits—Serve
with whipped cream.
Where
"Sells for Less"
Price Prevails
W.
King's Birthday
CELEBRATION
JUNE'3RD-IN CLINTON
•
under auspices Businessmen's Assn,
Big C'alithuinpiaa Parade, Baseball!,
Races, Feats of. Shill, Horseshoe
Tournament aint e41er Events.
BIG CONCERT AT NIGHT
followed by a MONSTER DANCE
KEEP THIS DATE OPEN
Watch for Further Announcements
turning, however, for the Commun-
ity King's Jubilee entertainment
in Clinton Monday evening.
LUNDESBORO
The May meeting of the W. L was
held in the Community Hall on May
2nd with the president, Mrs, E. Ad-
ams, presiding. Meeting opened in
the usual form by singing the open-
ing ode and the Lord's prayer in uni-
son. Minutes of •last meeting read
and roll eaIIed by the secretary, Mrs.
Brunsdon, A. vote to decide if a
charge should be made for the month-
ly teas was taken and was carried, to
take a silver collection at each meet-
ing as well as the penny collection.
Dr. Milne of Blyth then gave a
very interesting talk on children's
diseases, advising all parents to use
the toxine for the protection of their
children against many prevalent dis-
eases.
The election resulted in the follow-
ing officers being returned:
President: Mrs. E.A dams.
1st Vice Mrs, Geo. McVittie.
2nd Vice;M,rs, Geo, ;Moon,
See, -Treasurer: Mrs. Frank Hall.
District Dltotter 1 J w. W, Allen.
F`lewsr Corniriittee: MViiss Bell Nott, I
rb, J. P. Manning.
Program Committee: Mrs. W. Al-
len, Mrs. J, MeCool, 1VI'ss. M. Ross,
Mrs. J. Armstrong.
Press Secretary:, Mrs. M. Manning.
'Pianists: Mrs, J,' Armstrong, Mts.
T. Pickett.
Hall gmeundi 1V3i•s. E, %lint, Mrs.
Bru6sdon, Mrs. IVt. Manning,
Mrs. Weed, "vat, F, Little, Mrs-. Sun -
kis, F Hb l gave' a very interest-
ing report of the year's work and
"Mit. 11. 1'3iuhsdon, secretary, gave the
financial report, all of which went to
show that the ladies had been busy in
friii.4y ways during the past year. Re-
freshments were served at the close
by MA's. J. H. Shobbrook, Nlrs, Mar-
garet Manning and 'qrs. Geo, Pol-
lard.
d
Mr. and Mrs. WIII Tamblyn and
son, John, 62 'Toronto spent the
week -end with Mrs. J, Tamblyn, re
turning home on 'Monday, accompan-
ied by the formter% mother, who will
remain a few weeks on ,a visit.
Mrs. E. Crawford, who spent the
winter months with her daughter,
Mrs. Kunkle of Niagara Palls, has
returned .to .he, home here.
Aa with other crops, the . surface
soil of the rose ,bed should ,be kept
loose by frequent shallow hoeing or
raking.+r Tiiis psaeetiee not only -keeps
llown;weeds, hut allows the air to_, en -HARDWARE and PLUMBING
•ter'the'-soil and conseives moisture; 1 • ' Phone 244
S ' EIAL
THIS WEEK
SHAMPOO AND FINGER WAVE
50c
PERMANENT WAVES—
$3.00;, $3.50, $5.00 and 57.00
26-1.
Henri +eauty Shop
Isaac St.,, Phone 223.
FLOWERS FOR
MOTHER
on her
DAY
SUNDAY, MAY 12TH, 1935
Our special stock -of choice plants
and Cut Flowers will please -you.
F. R. CUNINGHAME
FLORIST
Member; of Florist Telegraph De-
livery Association.
Phones 176 and 31.
'Call at
T. HAWKINS
for
Martin-Sen�ur
Paints
and
Varnishes
LET US GIVE YOU A PRICE ON
THAT PLUMBING YOU ARE
GOING TO DO THIS SPRING
T. •
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CLINTON'S BIG
CORNER GROCETERIA
Phone 48
4
AGood Time to Save MoneyBuy furniture now as you surely will save and we have the stoc
to select from
A BRAND NEW MOHAIR CHESTERFIELD SUITE.
A SWELL NEW STUDIO COUCH in silk Rept) with reversible cush-
ions. ,Made by the Marshall Mattress Company, et a BARGAIN.
THEN FOR YOUR SUMMER FURN.ITURE—
Be sure and look over our stock before you buy. We will give
yon the best values you ever got.
TAKE A GUESS ON OUR CONGOLEUM RUG—
No obligations, and you may win a rug worth $5.00.
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
We have a large stock of LAW3sl MOWERS, LAWN AND GAR-
DEN TOOLS of all kinds.
PAINTING IS RIGHT ON, and we have the stock to meet your
reguirements.
ELECTRIC RANGES, COAL OIL AND GASOLINE STOVES—
and all the stock an up-to-date Hardware Store should have,
OUR POLICY—SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK RETURNS.
BALL & ZAPFE
Hardware, Furniture, Funeral Directors, Monument Dealers
N. BALL, • Phone J. J, ZAPFE,
Phone 110. 195. • Phone 103.
JUILEEGREAT TD 0
F D SALE
CHECK AND DOUBLE CHECK THESE VALUES
AYLUER CHOICE? PEAS, No. 4 Sieve, 2 tins for 190
AYLCER PEAC'H'ES, real bargain, caeh 17c
19c
AYLMER WHITE CORN, per tin 10e
AYLMER CATSUP, 2 bottles -, .. , ., ... , , .25c
AYLMER PUMPKIN, 2 for 23c
AYLMER PORK AND BEANS, 16 oz., 3 tins for 19c
AYLMER TOMATO JUICE, 5 for • 25e
GRANULATED SUGAR, 5 lbs. for 27c
FIG BAR BISCUITS, 2 lbs. for 25e
RASPBERRY OR STRAWBERRY JAM ,32 oz. only 31c
ROYAL YORK COFFEE, 1 Ib. tin 390
FANCY PINK SALMON, Fs.,15c
FANCY PINK SALMON, 1-2's, 2 fr 19c
ROBIN•HOOD QUICK OATS, large pkg. 23c
AYLMER BONELESS CHICKEN, per tin 27c
AULMER TOMATOES, large, 2 tins for
Kelvinator Specials
BOLOGNA„ 2 lbs. for 2,5c
COOKED' HAM, Ye lb. for 25c-
BACON,
5eBACON, BREAKFAST, Sliced, per lb, 290
JELLIED VEAL, per lb. 29c
MACARONI AND CHEESE LOAF, per lb. 25e
IN Sper lb.
W� ER 19c
Fruits and Vegetables
LEAP LETTUCE, large bunches . ............. ...10c
CELERY HEARTS, per bunch..................................15c
NEW CARROTS, 3 bunches for 25c
FRESH ASPARAGUS TIPS, each: ........... . . . 10c
NEW CABBAGE, per Ib.10c
FRESH TOMATOES, '2 lbs. for
25c
LEMONS„'extra large size fancy quality-, dozen 350
GRAPE FRUIT, 5 for .. 25c
ORANGES, per dozen ........... . . . . .. , ,....,..29e and 39e
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emersomenmenue
T. McKNIGHT ei SON
"Your Superior Store” W. Skil the Beal For Leet
Phone 111 • CLINTON