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BONELESS ROLLED ROAST OF LAMB, per lb. .... • • • • 22c
LAMB CHOPS, per lb. .... . ..... ................ ....... • 22e . .
VEAL STEWS 12e
VEAL CHOPS per lb .... 20c
PORK CIBOPS> per lb. 13220
HOME-MADE SAUSAGES„ per Ib• 15e
HONEY, CHOICE QUALITY, ANY QUANTITY
FRESH FISH ON 'IIAND FOR 'FRIDAY
SPRING CHICKEN FOR WEEK -END
CONNELL & TYNDALL
CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET "
Phone 162. Albert Street
DOMINION HARDWARE STORE
Are you in need of a New Furnace
this year?
ENQUIRE FOR PRICES BEFORE GOING ELSEWHERE
Now is the time to have your furnace repaired before cold weather
comes on.
KITCHEN RANGES AND HEATERS NOW. IN STOCK.
Furniture Department
TWO SPECIALS IN COAL OIL STOVES
THIS WEEK
THREE -BURNER SHORT CHIMNEY �1 x1.00
ASBESTOS WICK STOVE, regular $14.25. NOW
THREE -BURNER LONG CHIMNEY, PERFECTION $19.75
WICK, Regular i$23.50. NOW
"AMBULANCE SERVICE — MODERN EQUIPMENT"'
Sutter--Perdue--Beattie
DIRECTORS FUNERAL SERVICES
PHONE 147W DAY OR NIGHT
Supertest Service Station
GAS, OILS, ETC.
REPAIRS
OUR REPAIR DEPARTMENT IS UNDER THE CARE OF A
GOOD MECHANIC ON ALL MAKES OF CARS.
CHARLES t UBE, Proprietor
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SClt'IOOL OF COMMERCE
CLINTON — ONTARIO
FALL TERM OPENS SEPT. 9TH.
COURSES—Stenographic, Commercial, Secretarial.
Special Courses arranged.
M. A. Stone, Com. -Specialist. —Phone 198— B. F. Ward, B.A.
Vice -Principal
Principal.
J A. W. ANDERTON
TE'AGHER OF
Piano - Singing - Organ - Theory
Late Professor of Music Ulster Provincial College and
Organist to Lisburn Cathedral, Ireland.
Over 500 Successes in Toronto Conservator- Examinations
27 pupils occupying positions as organists and choir leaders
STUDIO: Ontario Street, Clinton.
Telephone 64. 42-3
LONDON ROAD
Mr. and Mrs. G. Falconer spent the
week -end and holiday with Mr• and
Mrs. Russell Neal in Toronto.
ST. HELENS
Mrs. John Cameron underwent an
operation in Wlingham hospital last
week and had her teeth and tonsils
removed.
Mir. Ted Rice of IS•lyth spent the
week -end with friends around St.
Helens.
Mr. Stanley' Todd attended the Ex-
hibition at Toronto for a few days.
Mr. Joe Smith was renewing ac-
quaintances around St. Helens last
week.
Mr.. H. S'chlencher of Waterloo
spent the week -end at the home" of
Mr. Robinson Woods.
Mr. J. It. Webster, who had an
operation on his eye recently at
London, has returned home and is
much improved.
Mr. Callum Cameron of Detroit,
Mrs. Wm. Cameron and Mrs. James
Douglas of Mitchell spent the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. John Camer-
on.
Mrs. W. Leech of Detroit is visit-
ing friends around St. ,Helens. Miss
Jean Thorns, who has been visiting
in Detroit, returned hone with her.
Rev. T. C. Wilkinson and Mrs. Wil-
kinson of Fingal made a 'call in the
village the; other day.
Mr. and •Mrs. Archy McKinney and
fainily of Sarnia spent a few days
THE
SCHOOL
SUPPLIES
11 Scribblers, Over
1300 pages, ruled and
plain, smooth & rough
paper, real value. 25c
See the new pastel
'shades in exercise books
recommended and au-
thorized 5c each.
SLATES 8x11 Unbound. Reg. 30c,
FOR 20c.
ENDURO FOUNTAIN PENS
in many fancy colors.
YOUR CHOICE -59c.
LEAD PENCILS -5c A DOZEN
Loose Leaf Note Books
PRACTICAL . - 15c
STANDARD . - . 15c
LIMP COVER : ........ .....,20c
STADIUM . 25e
C. C. I. RED OR BLUE •25c
TWINLOE ... 25e
IMPERIAL, larger in size and
larger in value . 35c
SCIENCE NOTE BOOK 50c
Tlie W. D. Fair Co
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
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Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Hall and Miss
Evelyn were in Cayuga over the
week -end,
Dr. and Mrs. Axon returned this
week from a pleasant trip down
the St. Lawrence.
Mr. Jack Gibbings returned on Mon-
day to St. Catharines to resume
his teaching duties.
Mr. and Mrs. Ian MacLeod went to
Toronto Tuesday to spend a few
days at the C. N. E.
Mrs. Phoenix and sons of Grimsby
visited over the holiday week -end
with their aunt, Mrs. C. H. Bart-
liff.
Ur. and Mia. M'. E. McFadden or
Cookstown visited over the week-
end with the lady's mother, Mrs.
J. Cornish.
Master Ted. Watson, who has been
visiting his amt, Mrs. G. A. Walker
of town, returned on Monday to
his home in Hamilton.
Mr. and Mis. Fred Elliott of Toron-
to spent the Labor Day week -end
with the former's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W'. J. Elliott of town.
Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Falconer at-
tended the Coghlan—Lawrence
wedding in Cayuga last week, and
also had a motor trip up north.
Mr. Ross Carter left Monday to re-
sume his teaching duties at Chat-
ham on the opening of the school
term. He taught just outside or
Chatham last year but is on the
city schools staff this year.
Miss Jean Plumsteel returned to
Elora on 'Monday to resume her
teaching dutieson the staff of the
High School. Her sister, Mise
Margaret, accompanied her and
will remain the week.
Mrs. S. Lawrence went down to
Cayuga to attend the wedding of
her daughter, Miss Olive, which
took place last week, and is re -
mining for a visit with another
daughter, Mrs. Sutor.
Mr. and Mrs. F. WI. Johnston re-
turned last week after a month's
visit with friends in Georgetown,
Fenwick and Ayr. During their
stay they attended the Hood—
Posmell wedding in Paris.
Mrs, Harry Marsh, who has been
visiting her brother, Mr. G. N.
Davies, and her sisters, Misses' Mae
and Bessie Davies, at their home
in Clinton ' and their cottage at
Kintail for the past month, left
Tuesday morning for her home at.
Royal Oak, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Lawrence spent
a few days at the former's moth-
er's borne in town last week -end,
going to London Sunday and on to
Hamilton on Monday to be ready
for the re -opening of school on
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Gordon Cuninghame and chil-
dren have returned after having
,spent'the vacation months at their
summer home in Bayfieln. Mr.
Cuninghame spent a week's vaca-
tion there with his family toward
the end of August and Mr. R.
Jackson East of Walkerville, nep-
hew of Mrs. Cuninghame, was their
guest over the holiday week -end
He has returned with ' them to
Clinton to extend his visit and see
old friends.
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with Miss Mary Murray recently.
Mr, Harold Hyde of Kincardine
spent the holiday at his parent's home
here. I
Mr. Neely Todd left �on,,Tuesday
for London to attend �?Wiestervelt
School there.
Mrs. Mary A. Rathwell and Mr. anis
Mrs. Seth Derbyshire of Scuthwold
spent a few days with Mrs. R. J.
Wloods and Wilson.
The teachers and pupils have all
gone back to their respective duties
again.
On Wednesday, Aug. 28th, at high
noon, a quiet wedding took place at
the home of the bride's parents in
Luoknow, when Miss Margaret M.
Miller, youngest) daughlter of Mr.
and Mrs. Sohn Miller, became the
bride of Mr. Frederick J. McQuillian,
elder son of Mr. Jno. McQuillian and
the late Mrs. McQdillian, West Wa-
wanosh. Rev. T. C. Wilkinson of
Fingall officiated. The bride, who was
given in marriage by her father, was
becomingly attired in a gown' of
white satin and lace with a. wreath
of orange 'blossoms in her hair and
carried a bouquet' of butterfly roses.
The 'bride's niece, little Miss Eileen
Sparks, made a charming flower girl
in green organdie. The wedding
march was played by Miss Florence
McQuillian, sister of the groom. Af
ter the ceremony a wedding dinner
was served to immediate members of
the family. Later the happy couple
left for a motor trip, the (bride travel-
ling in a navy silvertone suit with
matching accessories.
CLINTON 'NEWS -RECORD
ONE FRIEND '
TELLS ANOTHER
EARLY FALL
THURS., SEPT: 5; 19'35`
RED AND WHITE
AAlwayn in the Lead
rom .SHELF to COUNTER
-SALE
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TO REDUCE OUR STOCK FOR NEW DRIED FRUITS, RAISINS,
CURRANTS, FIGS, DATES AND PRUNES WE ARE CHANG-
ING OUR CENTRE . AISLES AND SOME LINES MUST
MOVE OUT QUICKLY.
BANANA AND PEACH FRUIT SALE ALL WEEK Everything to clear Sat. Evening.
Absolutely Free with the purchase of 3 lbs. of Black Tea at 59c per lb.
One Meat Platter, (Wedgwood)
Call and See These Beautiful Dishes, Also New China now on Display.
Fruit Juices, regular 25c, for 10c
Pickles, large size, regular 25c, for 19c
Jelly Powders to Clear at 6 for 25c
Fancy Assorted Cakes, per lb. 15c or 2 lbs. 25c
Soups, Assorted, 3 for 25c
Soap Chips (Fine) 3 lbs. for 25c
SOMETHING NEW—Orange Juice in tins, at 25c
Canadian Cherries, Freshly Frozen for Pies, lb. 18c
,Special (Extra), 2 lbs. Cocoa for 25c
Sodas, per lb. • 14c 2 lbs. for 25c
Peanut Butter, per lb. 19c
Shaker Salt, 2 for 15c
Soup to Clear, 3 for 25c
Red 'Star Salmon, 2 for 250
Keta Salmon, large 10c
10 lbs. Redpath Sugar 55c
6 lbs. Rolled Oats 23c
Dates (Pitted), 2 lbs. for 25c
Vanilla, Large bottle 15c
Vanilla (Catsup Bottle) 23c
Seedless Raisins, 2 lbs. for 25c
Sunlight 'Soap and Rinso, 4 for 24c
Oxydol, large, for 19c
Rinso, for . 19e
Comfort Soap, 10 bars for 49c
S4urprise Soap, 10 bars for 49c
P. and G. ;Soap, 6 bars for 23c
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
Special Price on Grape Fruit, Lemons and Oranges.
(Watch Our Black Board.)
PEACHES AT 50c AND, 65c A BASKET
BANANA;SI FROM 19c UP.
Where
"Sells for Less"
Price Prevails
W. T.
CLINTON'S BIG
CORNER GROCETERA
Phone 48
The New Barber Shop
ON ONTARIO STREET
in the Bank of Montreal Building
is open for business.
YOUR CUSTOM WILL BE
APPRECIATED.
John Plumtree
43-1-p.
Mrs. Geo. Suttor of Newton is visit-
ing Mrs. T. Hawkins.
Mrs. J. Addison is in Toronto for a
few days this week.
Miss Edna Sperling of Kincardine is
the guest of Miss Eileen Atkinson.
Mrs. J. C. McMath and Miss Ruth of
Toronto have been visiting the past
week with Clinton and Londesboro
friends.
Mr. and Mrs• L. T. Kaiser of Cincin-
atti, Ohio, are visiting at the home
of the latter's uncle, Mr. J. D.
Atkinson.
,l,frs. A. Weatherwax and family re-
turned to their home in Orillia the
begining of the week after a short
visit at the home of the lady's fath-
er, Mr. D. Cantelon.
Mrs. Frank Layton spent a few days
in Toronto taking in the Ex. last
week. She motored down with Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Pepper and Mrs.
Howard Crich of Tuckersmith.
Mr. R. E. Manning and Miss Helen
returned last week from Cedar -
croft, where they spent a fort-
night's holiday. Mrs. Manning re-
mained for a longer holiday.
WEEK -END SPECIAL
THE PERMANENT THAT HAS
PROVED SO POPULAR THIS
SUMMER
The• Pineapple Curl at
Mrs• B. Cole, Mrs. Permelia Cook
and Miss Mitehell were called to
Detroit last week owing to the
death of their sister, M'rs. Haslett,
who will be remembered by many
in Clinton 'and vicinity.
Mrs. (Dr.) Davidson of Port Angeles,
Wash., has been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. T. WI. ,H'awkins. Mrs. Dav-
idson took the air route from Port
Angeles to Flint, Mich., and will
motor back by way of Texas.
Mr. Kenneth Carter of Chatham
spent a holiday with his parents in
town, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Carter,
and took them, his brother and
sister on' a motor trip to Niagara
'Falls, St. Catharines and Toronto.
Rev. H. L. Robert of Wesley United
church, Galt, was the guest over
the week -end of Rev. F. G, and
lVhrs. Farrill. and preached in On-
tario street church Sunday morn-
ing and in Turner's church in the
afternoon.
$3.00
HenriBentuty Shop
Phone 223. 43-1.
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STANLEY
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Pepper and
Mr. and Mrs. Booth and 'daughter,
Beverley, of Niagara Falls epent the
week -end at home of Mr. John E.
Pepper. ,-
IMr. Randal Pepper visited at Ni-
agara Falls and Toronto, and also
attended the Toronto Exhibition
last week.
Miss Viola Fraser and friend, Miss
Eda Radditz of Detroit, visited Mr.
and Mrs. Frank MeGregor, at the
beginning of the week. l
The Cuninghame Greenhouse and
Flower Shop give Flower Service
For All Occasions.
F. R. CUNINGHAME
FLORIST
Phones 176 and 31.
THIS
IS THE MONTH TO HAVE YOUR
FURNACE 1.4
Eavetrough5
OVERHAULED.
LET US ESTIMATE THE JOB
FOR YOU
WE ALSO HAVE
PAINTS,
OILS,
GLASS.
GIVE US A CALL
If� ; 'S
T� lla!khs;
'HARDWARE and PLUMBING
Phone 244
IT WON'T BE LONG
TILL THE FALL WEATHER SETS IN—and we will all be forced
to spend more of the time in doors.
We have a wonderful new stock of FIBRE CIIAIRS, OCCAS-
IONAL CHAIRS, STUDIO COUCHES, CIIE,STERFIELD SUITES,
and a Grand Assortment of LAMPS of various styles, sires and
smartest colors.
Also a New Line of BEDROOM and DINING ROOM .SUITES—
and don't miss our show of Swell New Pictures and Mirrors,
All these goods were bought at low prices, so it will pay you to
.get your Furniture Requirements now as prices will advance early
in September.
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
Wq are prepared with a large stock of STOVES and RANGES
made by the best manufacturers.
Now is the time to have your Furnace or Stove overhauled and
cleaned, don't wait till the snow flies.
Ambulance Service promptly and carefully attended to at all hours.
BALL & ZAPFE
Hardware,
N. BALL,
Phone 110.
Furniture, Funeral Directors, Monument Dealers
Phone J. J. ZAPFE,
195. Phone 103.
THE STORE WITH TILE STOCK
MORE SATISFIED CUSTOMERS VISIT
OUR STORE EACH WEEK
SPECIALS
ROYAL YORK TEA, Special, 3 day Sale, 1-2 1b. 25c
QUACK QUAKER OATS, large size, per pkg. ....• •- • • • .. • • • • . • 20c
AYLMER PORK AND BEANS, 16 oz., 4 tins for .. • • .. • .....25c
23c
25c
PEANUT BUTTER, 3 star. 25 oz. jar
KELLOGG'S WHEAT KRISPIES, 2 pkge• for
MAPLE LEAF SALMON, 1-2's . •19c I's 35c
McCORMICK RIO GRANDE BISCUITS,a real treat, lb..
• ..170
MANY FLOWERS TOILET SOAP, (4 cakes and wash cioth)..23c
DR. NORD'S TOOTH PASTE, large tube 2 10e
ELECTRIC BULBS, MAZDA, 25, 40, 60 watt 220c
ELECTRIC BULBS, SUNBEAM, 30 and 60 Watt • • • • • .• .... 09
$1.9
GROWN FRUIT JARS, Small $ 0
CROWN FRUIT JARS, Medium .
3
Fruit and Vegetable Market
TOMATOES, per basket . 25c
PLUMS, 11 .qt Burbank ' 50c Green Gage ... GO0
PEACHES, Domestic 50e NO. 1 ...........65c
COOKING APPLES, 11 qt. basket 35c
CELERY, large bunches, 3 for
ORANGES, per dozen 19c,, 25e; 390 and 490
GRAPE FRUIT, 5 for
25c
Meats Specials
25e
PEAMEAL COTTAGE ROLLS, per lb.........•.......•.............25c
PEAMEAL BACK BACON, per lb. .35e
COOKED HAM, 1-2 11,. ...........................................28c
WEINERS, per ib. .19e
JELLIED VEAL, per lb. 29c
BUTTER, CREAM, AND MILK:
J.T. McKNIGHT & SON
"Your Superior Store" Ws Sell the Best•For Lose
Phone 111 CLINTON