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THE CLINTON,,,
Sb1;ECORD
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FRESH . LAKE TROUT;; petit it
HOME-MADE., SAUSAGE1c. 2 • lbs, for • .`.25c
PEERLESS CATSUP 2 bottles i'ou .25c
EADCHEESE, 3 lime, for'. " >
SPARE RIBS, -2 -lbs. for' :,.'. •25e
CHOIC'E SCHNEIDEw'S BULK{ LAR) per 111 •...•. , , .. 15e
HOME-MADE LARD; • per . ,lb , ...... 15c
SAUER' .1URAIJT, ' per quart' ,. , . 25c.....
HAM'BUitG STEAK, -.2 Ibsi for 25c
LAMB AND VEAL. STEWS„ per lb- ....... 12c
CONN.L'L TYNDALL
" CLINTON'S •LEADING MEAT .MARKET "
• Phone 162. Albeit Street
DOMINION. HARDWARE STORE.
Complete Line of Lawn Mowers and
Garden Tools
Steele -Briggs Garden Seeds
in Small and Large Size Pkgs...
Screen Doors
made of clear white, pine, Combination glass and Screen, Any Size
maemeasomear
Furniture Department
LARGE SELECTION OF FLOOR,TABLE AND. BEDROOM LAMPS
ON DISPLAY AT SPECIAL PRICES.
STEEL BED WITH 12" PANEL. SPECIAL PRICE $7,50
SPINNETT DESK, Solid Birch
BATHROOM MATS, Large and Small Sides
BOOK ENDS "The Ancestrial Horne
$7.00
$1.00 and $L35
$1,05
Sorter--Perdue--Beattie
DIRECTORS or, FUNERAL SE;RVICEs
Phone Day or Night --.147W
PRICES WITHINa THE MEANS OF EVERY FAMILY
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Canadian it proved Chicks I
LEGIIORNS' 09e • WHITE BARRED ROCKS 10e.
NEW BEATTY BROODER STOVE (One Only) $12.50
SPECIAL
Whole Corn, per cwt. , , .$1.40
Egg Shell Combination, " ;80
Vita -Food Starter, cwt ...$2.75
O.A.C. Starter, cwt, 2.65
New Life Starter,• cwt2.65
38% OD Cake, cwt. . , . , 2.10
Dutch Sets, 2 lbs. for 20e
• Peat Moss Litter $L80
Cattle Salt, cwt. .45
hydrated Lime, cwt, , , .5Q
Irrsh Cobbler Potatoes
per 90 lb. bag 85
Full Line Rennie's Mengel Seed'
RTjgqELL L. JEIfZVIS
Phone 104w and 194j
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ERUCEFIELY3
•Mr, and Nrs, Dilort apo 141r, C,
Wilson and. daughter, Gertrude, of
Toronto-ppent the week -end at the
hone of Mr. and Mrs. George Swan.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben, Kaiser -of De-
troit visited at the hone of Mr. and
Mrs. Zapfe.
Mr. C. Simpson and Mi. and Mrs,
Dawson spent the week -end with
friends in Petrolia and Inwood,
Rev. Mr, Bander of Toronto repre-
sentative of the Bible Society , will
conduct Divine service next Sunday
moaning, May 19th.
Most interesting . 'services were
held in the United church last Sunday
it being M'other's day, There was a
Other'- choir which rendered excel-
lent music.
The pupils of the Sunday school
occupied the -centre pews which were
well filled. Rev. W'. A. Bremner
preached on the theme, "The Great
Church Family." In the evening the
'Oddfellows service. was ' held, which
was -well attended.,
HOLMESVJLLE
Week -end visitors were: Mr. and
Mrs, Morley Lannin, and • Miss Joy
Kemp of Mitchell with Miss Francie
Potter.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Shaddiek and
daughter, of Hyde Park, Mr.
and Mrs. M. McFarlane and. Master
Billie of Kintail) with Mr, and Mrs.
Wm. Potter.
Mr. J. Howell of Bay City, Mrs,
Baur and family of Bay Port, Mich.,
with Miss .Susie Acheson,
,Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ohm of Wing -
ham with Mr, and Mrs. M..Stoelt.
Mrs. Wlm, Mulholland was in Sar-
nia on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam ;MaclVlath and
family -motored to London on Sunday
where they visited Mies Helen Mac -
Math.
, Me. and Mfrs. Melvin Elliott and
Master ' Donald. visited over the
week -end' in Atwood with Mr. and
„ Idrs. Porter.
Mrs. J..M`ulholland ' has returned
froth Detroit, where she, has been
„visiting' with her daughter.•
, . We are pleased to report that Miss
Altalind McCartney has returned
from , Gederich hospital where she
recently underwentan operation,for
tonsilla and is making a speedy re -
Mr. Sant, Reid of Lucknow visited
on Sunday, at the home of his sister,
that gf Mr, and Ma's. Frank Whit -
Mors, of the village.
The May meeting of the W. M. S.
and W.A. was held at the heme of
Mrs. Wm. Yeo on Tuesday afternoon,
With the •vico-president, • Mrs. 'Wm.
Yee, in the ehair.
After the worship period, interest-
ing and helpful readings were given
as follows: "A. Circle of Friendship"
Mr•s, S. Walter; "The Art of Giving,
Stewardship," Mrs. H. J. Trewartha;
Temperance, Mrs. Wen. Yeo.
.A, solo, "An Evening Prayer," was
contributed by Miss Ada Finlay.
Mrs. Elmer Potter in her very cap-
able manner, gave a most interesting
and full report of the ninth annual
meeting of Huron W. M. S. Presby-
terial which was held in Exeter on
April 30th, •
The minutes were read. After the
.closing 'hymn Mrs. Fred Potter took
charge of the .business of the W.A.
During the social hour a "Variety"
lunch was served.
A Large congregation was present.
on Sunday to listen to the M'other's
Day service as conducted by the pas-
tor, Rev. J. W. Herbert.
After the Sunday School lesson
was over a short temperance pro-
gram prepared by Mips, Herbert was
given. Miss Alma Trewartha read
an appropriate paper on Temperance
and a very lovely duet was sung by
Misses Helen and Reta Yeo, accom-
panied by Mrs. Will Yeo on the pi-
ano.
The Yi:P'.S.1 meethigi of the. past
,week was under the direction of Mr.
,Alvin 'Cox, missionary convener. A-
bout thirty-five members were pre-
sent. Rev. Mr. Herbert read the
scripture reading and the topic. A
very interesting missionary letter,
Was read bly Mrs. Bill Jervis, Short
readings were given by Misses .Alma
Trewartha and Edna Huller. The
meeting closed with +theMizpah ben-
ediction. ,
This coming week, the Y.P.S. gath-
ering is to be under the leadership •of
Miss Webster, citizenship convener,
and is to be on Thursday,even-
ing ,-instead of Ftrid'ay. , A guest
speaker, Miss , Margaret Forrest . of
Seaforth, will take the, topic and ,a
special request is being made for a
full attendance, .parents -and" fried
being invited also. '
The best always gets on th top
in pulpit, strawberry boxes, business,
office or shops It is So also in the
ease of 'our Avondale and Ellsworth
Writing 'Pads and Sheets. In the
lower priced writing papers they are.
high value and quality for the price.
Real living; so the fishermen say,.
begins at`the water's edge, Nature
will .soon be smiling' a welcome To
enjoy t1ie' day the possession of fit-
ting tackle is ,7cegniied, Are your,
hooks, "lines, `sinkers, pgles, leaders,
bait at hand?
A new one and an attractive one in
writing paper is a fold -over pad and
apackage of envelopes to match.;
Either kid or linen finish, cellophane'
wr.apped,`the paper has the new rip-
ple edge and,29c is the pril:e for
paper and envelopes.
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Wlatch our prices and price our 'I
(toy) watches. A very attractive
one, wrist style, just added to our
stock. They go for one cent each.
Magazines that cater particularly,
to Spring Fashions are now in de-
mand. The lady who hasn't a pench-
ant for news about the latest fash-
ions hasn't been born yet. , So the
seasional tip is Buy a F'ashion Maga-
zine.
Theie's nothing just as good as
Wall Paper to make the home walls
smile.
Tile 1 . D. Fair Co
Often the Cheapest—Always tine Best
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i12a•s. C. Shanahan is visiting this
week with her sister in Detroit.
Mfrs. Jas. Thornton of Toronto visit-
ed Itos. C. H...Bartliff on Sunday.
Mrs. Weir of Detroit is visiting at
the home of her brother, Mr•, R. E.
Manning.
Mrs. J. F. Reynolds spent the week-
end in Goder•ich with her son, Mr,
J. B. Reynolds.
Dr. and Mrs. Atkinson of Windsor
were callers with Miss L. Brigham
an Thursday last.
Miss Isabelle Holmes of Victoria
Hospital, tonden, visited with her
parents on Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. McDonald of Hensall
spent Sunday with her niece, Miss
Zetta Bawden of town.
Mrs, Wan. Robertson visited the past
two weeks with her niece, Mts.
.McGregor of Constance.
Mr. Benson Corless of Hamilton
spent the week -end with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs, M. T. Corless.
Mr. and Mus. Garrett of Blyth were
recent visitors with the lady's
anothor, Mrs. S. McCool, Albert
street.
Mrs. Jack Brown of Stratford and
Mrs. Ballantyne of Bhussels were
week -end guests with Mr. and Mrs,
G. D. Roberton.
Mr. J. E. -Shepherd of Toronto mot-
' ored up this week to visit his aunt,
Mrs. Alice Robson, and called on
-several of -his old friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Roberton of
Winnipeg are spending their va-
cation with Mi. and Mrs. G. D.
Roberton, Clinton, and friends in
Stratford,
Mayor Holmes was in Toronto the
beginning of the week attending a
druggist's convention. Ek -Mayor
Trewartha accompanied hiin on a
business trip.
Mrs. T. B. McKenzie and sons, Ed-
win and Wilfred, of. Toronto, and
Mr. and Mrs. George McKenzie
and: Malcolm and
Jeanne Were
' week.-eiid visitors with M'rs. Thos.
• McKenzie.
Miss Clark of The News -Record spent
the week -end in Toronto and Pick-
ering, being called to the latter
place by the death of her elder
brother, W. J. Olark, of Pickering,
whose funeral took place on M'on-
day afternoon.
AUBURN
The Sunshine Club under the lead
ership of Vivian •Straughan, held its
meeting at the home of Mrs. Morti-
more.' After the opening exercises
the program included a recitation by
June Marsh; song, Betty. Craig, Zeta
Munro and Vivian Straughan; read-
ing, Helen Marsh; solo, Zeta Munro.
Looking up Bible ,passages led by
Miss. Violet iSharpe. The address was
given by M'rs. lVT,ortinrore on the
substance of a lyric,- "Jesus Needs
Mie for a witness, ,Seldier and Pilot."
This was composed by Mss Margaret
Small and set to music by Mrs. W.
3. Mortimore, a copy of which was
pMiss 1
presented to Sura l in a'bsentia.,,
A, vote of thanks to M'rs. M'o'ti pore
was presented by Vivian Straughan,
The • loeal IbasebalI team ' had its •
first practise on Monday night on
ONE FRIEND O'NEIL'S BIG WEEK -EN
TELLS :ANOTHER
THURS., MAY 19, 935
IJ,IT
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EAFPLES AT A NEW LOW PRICE, .:LARGE • AND JUICY at 19c each
SPECIAL - PRICE FOR ,CANNING
ES G
ORAN
.�:. SWEET AND :.� � °
JUICY at 2Sc citizen
RED AND viiirrt
Always In -the Lead.
11 Fruits at;Special Prices for
Auction Prices
Bananas, per dozen
Week -end and Clearing everything onSaturday at
We have a Large quantity to sell.
19c Lemons, pet' dozen`
Grain ;'trult;.'large "size 4 for 25c VISIT OUR MARKETERIA
At Our Usual Low Prices
.e,;ZSc,
FOR THE WEEK -END
Macaroni; 5 ibs:.'for
New ,Cheese,'2'lbs. for '
Maxwell Coffee, 1 lb. tin
soda Biscuits, 2 lbs. for
Marshmallow and Peach Biscuits
Large Tin Salmon, Red Sockeye
Soap ,Palmolive, 3 for
Kirk's Castile Soap, 3 bars for
Carnation Milk, 2 for
Corn Flakes,' Kellogg's, 2 for
Wonderful Soap, 9 for
25c
30c
37c
25c
15c
33c
14c
14c
19c
15c .
25c
WEEK -END SPECIALS:
C. and B: Catsup, 2 for
24c
Corn, Golden Bantam, 2 for 19c
`Granulated Saugal,10 lbs. for 52c
Tomato Juice, 6 for 25c
Tomato Juice, large size 10e
69c
oc
'Harry Horner (glass), Jelly Powder . 10e
Bowe's Baking Powder and Premium 25c
Fancy Jubilee Biscuits, per lb. 25c
Brooms, 5 -string 39e
Pail of Pearl or Comfort Soap
McLaren's Jelly Powder
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
3 Bunches of Carrots 25e Asparagus, Hoine-Grown '10c
Wax Beans, Tomatoes, Celery STRAWBERRIEtS LETTUCE
WALKERSIDE'S ICE CREAM "CONES AND BRICKS"
FRIGIDAIRE
Breakfast Bacon; Sliced; per lb. 25e Bologna, 2 lbs. for 25c
.Back, Peameal, slicedWemers, per Ib.° 15c 2 Tins Corn Beef 21c
35c Lunar Loaf
35e
For the Children, Friday Morning -FREE -Ice Cream. Cone and Scribbler, with an Order
Where
"Sells for Less"
Price Prevails
W. T.''N
King's Birthday
CELEBRATION
AT CLINTON, JUNE 3RD ,
auspices of Business Men's Assn.
Proceeds to be used for Park Im-
provements
Morning Program
Baseball Game
Wingham Vs. Clinton
Afternoon
C,alithmnpian Parade, Races, Fegts
of Skill, Etc. •
Baseball
Hensall Vs. Winner of Morning
Game.
Horseshoe Tournament—Good Prizes:
Evening Program
Concert -Willie Bell and his Inter-
national Revue.
Dane ---Music supplied by Shorty
Grant's, Orchestra.
See dodgers and Posters for further
particulars.
the diamond on Harry Sturdy's field.
Friends :of Mips. Lear and Mrs.
George Sturdy are sorry to hear of,
the death of -their sister, Mrs. Wil-
liam Sheppard of Clinton.
John Manning who is now malt-
ing his home with his daughters,
has 'sold his house and lot in the vil-
lage to Levi Maewoed, of D'ennybreok
who, with his sister, Mrs. Robb, will
move from his farm in the early fall
to nuke hiss residence in Auburn.
tj peculiar accident happened to
a cow belonging to Mrs. Bert Jones
of West Wawanosh, while pasturing
on Wilson's farm. About 600 cords of
wood had been piled on this lot, hav-
ing been -cut during the winter and
had been piled hi rows. As: the cow
was eating grass it wandered be-
tween the piles of wood and became
wedged. Mr. Wilson, walking
through the pasture discovered de
animal'ls plight. The wood had to
be taken down before the cow was
released but it wasp so badly injured
from its efforts to get out that it.
died.
LONDON ROAD
• Mr. Mervyn Farquhar and Mr.
Smith of Detroit motored over and
spent the weekend at the home of
the former's sister and brother-in-law
Mr. and Mrs. J. Clegg. Mtrs,'Farqu-
har accompanied her son on -his re-
turn to Detroit for a little visit.
Masters Billy and Charlie Hanly
spent a few -days last week with re-•
latives in . Clinton.
GODEIRICII3: In county • court
Monday, Judge Costello dismissed
with costs of sop -damage action of
W. Roy Jones against W: Stephenson,
both of Wingham,. His honor held
that the sale of 'the property the
farmer skating and curling rink in
March 1923 by ' Stephenson to one
Murray Jahnsen,was bona fide .and
that the .price' 56,000 was not exor
bitant, arid that therefore damages
asked "'on the Score of attempted it-•
legal eviction, were not substantiat-
ed. The leas. from Stephenson to
one' Weatherall 'who •assigned it to
Jones, bore a clause that ip event of
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CLINTON'S BIG
CORNER GROCETER A
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sale, the lessee was to vacate with-
in 45 days, The judge further held
that Jones knew the condition of the
property when he took over in Sep-
tember, 1930 and therefore could not
•dlaim damages foe failure of the
landlord to repair the building. The
action was dismissed with costs and
the counter -claim of •Stephenson
was also dismissed, but without costs.
The case lusted the better part of
two days,
CHOICE ROSE BUSHES
Limited quantity of Prize Win-
ning Hybrid Tea Varieties ,
Bonny Bos—Coral Pink.
Rapture --Peach,
Briarcliff—Rose Pink.
Pernet—Yellow,
Templar --Red, 1
40c EACH
1-5
PANSY PLANTS
Field -grown, strong and in bud
and bloom
25c A BOX.
THE EARLIEST CABBAGE
• GOLDEN ACRE
NOW READY -25c A BOR
SEED POTATOES FOR .SALE
Limited Quantity—COBBLERS
Fr R. CUNINGHAME
FLORIST
Member of Florist Telegraph De-
livery Association.
Phones 176 and 31.
Call at
T. HAWKINS
for
Martin-Senour
Paints
and
Varnishes
LET US GIVE YOU A PRICE ON
THAT PLUMBING YOU ARE
GOING TO. DO THIS SPRING
T. Hawkins
HARDWAiE•and PLUMBING
Phone 244
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A Good Time to Save Mone
Buy furniture now as you surely will save and we have the stock
to select from
A BRAND NEW MOHAIR GHESTERFIELD SUITE,
A SWELL NEW STUDIO COUCH in silk Repp with reversible cush-
ions..Made by the Marshall Mattress Company, at a BARGAIN.
THEN FOR YOUR SUMMER FURNITURE—
Be sure and look over our stock before you buy. W'e will give
you the best values you ever got. •
TAKE A GUESS ON OUR CONGOLEUM RUG—
No obligations, and you may win a rug worth 55.00. ,
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
We have a large stock of LAW( MOWERS, LAWN AND GAR-
DEN TOOLS of all kinds.
PAINTING IS RIGFIT 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 & ZAPFIE
Hardware, Furniture, Funeral Directors, Monument Dealers
N. BALL, Phone J. J. ZAPPE,
Phone 110. 195. Phone 103.
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GREAT NEWS
1 T. McKNIGI-IT & SON
ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF THEIR
NEW GROCETERR
Thursday Morning May I6
3 Big Baskets of Groceries given away Free
ONE GIVEN AWAY EACH DAY OF THIS BIG SALE
GET COUPONS AT OUR COUNTER
A Few of Our Bargains
GRANULATED SUGAR, 10 lbs. for 53e
MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE, 1 lb. tin 37c
SINGAPORE SLICED PINEAPPLE, 3 tins for , 25c
FREE—SHOPPING BAGS AND. SAMPLES TO THE FIRST 200
LADIES VISITING OUR. NEW GROCETEKIIA ,
KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES„ 3 pkgs. for 23c
TOMATOES, AYLMER, tall tin.;, each ........... . ....... . 5e
CROSS AND BLACKWELL CATSUP, Iarge 120
In Our Meat Department
BFEAKFAST BACON, l/2's sliced
13%2c
COOKED HAM, 1-2 lb. 25e
BACON, Finest back, 1-2 lb. .... .19e
SLICED BOLOGNA, per lb.
121/zc
Fruits at Real Special Price
ORANGES, regular 30c -Sale. Price,per dozen'
25c
LARGE PINEAPPLE, may . 20e
TOMATOES, FRESH, 2 lbs. for 25c
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IGHT & SON
"Your Superior Store" •
Phone 111,0 • WIC Still. the Bost For Lew