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The Clinton News Record, 1932-02-04, Page 9PAGE 8 CLINTON'S'LEADING JEWELERY:STORE GOO COMMUNITY PLATE NEWS! at NEW REDUCED PRICES TEASPOONS, Set of Six Were $4.25, Now $3.75 26 -Piece Set, Service for Six with Deluxe Stainless Knives as law as 580,25 Come in and make your selectionof Noblesse, Deauville, Grosvenor or .Adam designs at new low prices H. JOHNSON Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry Next Hovey's Drug Store. Jeweller and Optician 1 01=101:=0====0=10 SPECIAL No, 2 From Feb. 4 to Feb. 11 inclusive icctk } ' fi I 0 a 0 11 0 lea ers CLEAR -OUTS OF POPULAR MAKE AT THE VERY LOW PRICE Or WATCH OUR WINDOW SUTTED • •PERDUEAL.KED. Hardware Funeral Directors Plumbing Furniture Phone 147w Electric Wiring 0 q 2 2 1 3 1 I 1 TOP NOTCH TAILORS y►"Spri a d SillI:iCr Sii, ,pies OF FINE IMPORTED TWEEDS. SERGES AND WORSTEDS are now on display and are a most attractive value at $22.50 and $27.00 MADE -TO -MEASURE AND 'GUARANTEED TO FIT PICK CUT YOUR NEW 4PRING SUIT WHILE THE ASSORT - I+11:.1 1 IS AT In BEST 'i'ou will 1erirups want a pair of Oxfords to wear with your new suit. Wo can show you Men's Oxfords from 51,08 up But the Best All -Hound Value is a calf shoe, Goodyear welt made by a thoroughly reliable manufacturer and sold by us at $4,50 and a Leather lined Cale - +'M' Boot Goodyear welt at yc',4,95, SPECIAL BARGAIN PRICES ON ALL 'LINES OF FOOTWEAR Plumsteel Bros. 1 DRESSED HOG, per ib. 73/4e HALF DRESSED HOG, per lb. $e 26e FRESH PICNIC HAMS, per lb. 10e SPARE RIBS, per lb. 10c HEAD CHEESE, 3 lbs. for 25e 25c PORK CHOPS, 2 lbs. for SAUSAGE, Home-made, 2 lbs. for CHICKENS, VEAL, PORK OR BEEF FOR WEEKEND CO ;ti NEL.. & TYNDALL, " CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET " Phone, 162. Albert Street TIIE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD Saint Valle ti e9 ay You may dodge dangerous auto-. mobiles, spilling the salt, breaking a mirror, nimbly hop around ladders, but there still remains the added in- cident of Cupid's unerring ann. It is not likely that the good Bish- op 'Valentine, whose memory is cher- ished by so many, ever visioned so. extensive a celebration as once.a year exists (it was estimated that 160,000 Valentines were mailed in Toronto alone last year.) There will be parties, dances, friends to be re- membered if not by gifts by cards. We are ready for the occasion with cards in price from le to 10e, some for children, cute and amusing, some expressing sweet sentimental- ity, some with mature phrasing for the elder folks, some saucy and pi- quant, some for sister, brother, sweetheart, dad and mother, Valen- tines for everybody. Then napkins, cut-outs, streamers, Playing cards for the parties. Me W. D. Fair Co. Often the Cheapest—Always the Best Miss Agnes Colnbe is in Toronto this week. Miss Ida Weallcinshaw ,leaves today for a short vacation in Toronto; Mrs. Pocket of Clinton visited Sea - forth relatives for a few clays last week. Master Benson Sutter spent the week -end with his grandmother iia Stratford. Mrs. H. L. Atkinson is visiting at her home at New Lowell for a cou- ple of weeks. 14tr, G. It. Elliott is In London at- tending a meeting of the Canada Life Insurance Co„ .this week. Dr. A. 7, Cooper of Toronto visited over the week -end with his another, I.frs, G. Cooper of Princess street, Clinton. Miss A. McDonald left to visit at her home at before going to Toronto to the spring millinery ;openings. Misses Beattie, "The Vogue" re- turned to town Friday evening and left for Terceto Tuesday morning on a business trip, Miss Delle O'Neil left Friday for Los Angeles, California, where she will visit her sister, Mrs, (Dr.) D. E. Ross, for sone time. Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. Potter return- ed last week after a month's visit with their son,, Dr. Harvey Potter of Brooklyn, N.Y., and their daugh- ter, Mrs. Dippel of Bowmanville. Mi'. H, L. Atkinson, assistant agrieultural representative, is as- sisting the York County repre- sentative with a two -weeks' chart oourse at Nobleton, beginning this week. Mrs. Gordon of Windsor was here for the funeral of her aunt, the late Mass Washington and remain- ed over the week -end with Mr. Washington and Mrs. 3. South- combe, Miss Margaret Plumsteel of the Uni- versity of Western Ontario has been spending' a week at her home, a little rest between one set of exams and the beginning of pre- paration for another. Mrs. L. Ainris of Port Union has .been visiting with Mrs. J. Southcombe and her brother, Mr. E. Washing- ton, during the past 'week, coming up on account of the illness and subsequent death of Mise E. A. Washington. Mass Emma 'Southcombe of Niagara Falls ' was a week -end guest at the hone of Mrs. T. J. Watt, Rat- tenbury street, having coins up S'riday evening to attend the fun- eral of Miss Washington,; which took place Saturday afternoon. read is Your est Food EAT MORE OF IT WE ARE BAKING A BREAD WITH A NEW FLAVOUR ---TRY IT— DELICIOUS "HOME PASTRY" CANDIES, ICE CREAM AND OYSTERS Wendor"'sBakery and Confectioners Makers of "Whole Wheat" and "Snowflake" Bread r TI-IURS,,. FI+']B. 4', 193 onamummosmesesmasessorms ' r 'r kat Yon'i� ��� ui�,r ' (y ior BIG MONEY SAVING VALUES WHERE YOUR QUARTERS WILL GO THE FARTHEST 411 FOR 25c `dol atoes, Large size 3 for Peas, No. 4 3 for Corn, Golden Bantum 2 for Clark's Pork and Beans 3 for. Heinz Spaghetti 2 for Aylmer Soups, 3 for Rolled Oats, 7 lbs. for 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c Salada Te and Fortune Telling Book 55c Aylmer's Infants E DEMONSTi R FREATIOI�i Ne..,..... -O'Neil's Favorite Coffee, Call and Sample it on Saturday .., ,..,vPeas, to , ...,... , ..9c, CreameryB c OTHER SPECIALS—Corn, Tomatoes 2 for 15c Lard lb Butter lSc FRIGIDAIRE -Bacon Piece 15c Winner of Cups ps Saucers—Mrs. and Saucerss-Mrs . J J. McGuire WICZNGENIMIlidn and F'I R 25c Bowe's Baking Powder Dates, 3 lbs. Campbell's Tomatoe Soup, 2 for Cooking Figs, 3 for Prunes, 2 for Macaroni, 4 lbs. for. Cream Cheese, 2 for Rice, 3 lbs. Icing Sugar, 3 lbs. Tapioca, 2 lbs. Jelley Powder, 6 pkgs. Breakfast Food, 5 lbs. Seedless Grape Fruit, 5 for Invalids Soups 2 for 21c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c Where "Sells for Less" Price Prevails CLINTON'S BIG CORNER GROCETERIA Phone 48 Shrove Tuesday Supper In St. Paul's Parish Hall Tuesday, February 9th Supper served fame § to 7 o'clock Dressed Pork ' �R, , Escalloped Potatoes Buttered Rolls Salads, Jellies, Pickles Pumpkin and Apple Pie with Whipped Cream Lenton Pie Tea and Coffee Admission, 40c. 56-2, St. Valentine Supper in WESLEY-WILLIS CHURCH HALL Tuesday, February 16 MENU: Dressed Pork, Escalloped Potatoes, Buttered Carrots and Peas, Rolls Salads, Jellies, Pickles Lemon Pie, Apple Pie, Tea, Coffee, Tea Served from 6 to 7 o'clock. Admission 40c. 56-2, PORTER'S HILL The . annual congregational meet- ing of Grace cliuree was held on Tuesday evening, when' a good at- tendance was present. Rev. It. M. Gale, the, minister., was in the chair and Mr. Peter Young acted as sec- retary. The several organizatipns of the church reported on the past year's work, and the reports evidenc- ed a flourishing condition in all soc- ieties.,' The following officers were appointed: Sunday School ,Superintendent; congratulate him on his success. The initial meeting of the 'Young Peoples' League of 'Turner's church was held on Monday evening. There was 'a good attendance and an in- structive and interesting program was given. The next meeting will be M charge of the missionary chairman and a returned missionary from Af- rica will give the address. A. eor- diai invitation is extended to all to come and hear about that distant part of the British Empire. James Reid. Assistant: Reid Torrance. Auditor: Allen Betties. Treasurer: F. C. Pickard. Organist: Mrs W. J. Cox. Assistant: Mrs. Victor Elliott. Choir Leader: Maas. Howard Cox. Stewards: John A. Torrance, Her- bert C. Cox. Convener M. and M. Fund: T. M. Woods. Delegate to Conference. T' C Pickard. The Melt's Club will meet in Grace church 'on Tuesday evening, when it is expected the installation of offi, cers will take place: Miss Dorothy Cox has returned to London after a ten days' visit at her hone here, TUCKERSMITH While we in this province have been enjoying spring-like weather nearly all winter so far, they have had some pretty frosty weather in the west. Mr. Allen Johns, who left fox the west early in January, writes home them he ran into some thirty -below weather at Calgary and, so he states, you can really "feel" it at that temperature. Of course, go- ing from such a semi -tropical clime as .Ontario one naturally would. Allen, who is with the De Forest - Crossley people and has been travel- ing all over Ontario in their inter- ests, has been sent to the western Provinces.He will have his head- quarters at Vancouver but will trav- el over 'a large territory, adjusting and inspecting radios. This appoint- ment was a nice little advancement for a' boy like Allen and his friends 1?�b,�r'rnl ares 0 St. Valentine's Day IS FEBRUARY 14th YOU WILL FIND IT EASY TO TUNE IN ON THE HEART OF WIPE OR SWEETHEART WHEN YOU yp 31a'n rJ�� eset- GREENHOUSE PHONEII6 FLOWERSHOP PHONES! Why Not Start AND COLLECT THE NEW IVORY AND GREEN erseessosairommemeresemeer HEINZ DEMONSTRATION WILL BE CONTINUED, SAT. FEB. 6. SPECIAL PRICES FOR THAT DAY ONLY— ALL ARE INVITED WATCH FOR OUR HAND BILLS ENAMELWARE It will make a great improvement to your Kitchen. We have a good stock on hand now the right price.' Perhaps you just need a new flour sifter or a paring knife. We have same specials on hand that you'll find will be just the 'bhing. Be sure and •eall in and see our goods before you buy. Renfrew Separator and Seales and Aladdin Lamps our Specialty. llawkins HARDWARE and PLUMBING Phone 244 Royal York Orange Pekoe Tea, reg. 55c, Spec. 49e, Sunlight Soap 10 bars . 51c Fray Bentos Corned Beef , . 150 Chipso, lge. pk. 21ee Chateau Cheese 17c Clarks Spaghetti 2 for . 190 i4iany Flowers Soap 4 eakes . .,25e Green Giant Peas ;Special . . 1.60 Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour, special .....15c Creamery Butter, Ib. 18e Dairy Butter, 2 lbs. ..34c Try Our New Monthly Cash Plan Free Delivery esseersesiossaisemessessesr Fr. Hams, ib. .12c Break. Bacon,. 18c Spare Ribs, 2 Ib. 25c Cellery, bunch. 25c New Tomatoes 25c Fresh Head Lettuce Sup. 'Bak. Pdwe. 8 oz.for....150 Maple Leaf Salmon 1 -Z's for 19e Soda Biscuits, 9 ozs. for 10e Brok. Sodas, 2Ibl9c L. Herring, 3 Ib.25c erring Fr. Salmon, lb. 17c Fillitts, lb. ....15e J0 T .McKNI r HT & SON 1 MADE -T0 -MEASURE SUITS AND TOP COATS ONE PRICE ONLY 2, BEST AND CHEAPEST MADE -TO -MEASURE SUIT ON THE MARKET HANDLED EXCLUSIVELY BY AVIS & HERMAN AGENTS FOR GILLESPIES CLEANERS & DYERS, SEAi3ORTH Pre -Lenton Social in ST. JOSEPH'S HALL, CLINTON on the evening of Monday, February 8th TONY FARR'S ORCIIESTRA 56-1. Cards and Dance Tuesday, February 96 FIREMEN'S HALL, CLINTON at 8 o'clock Popular Musice-Lunch—Prizes Aldmission' 35e and 25e under auspiees Clinton Fire Brigade hite 4rea THAT'S WHAT MAKES THE KIDDIES GROW THE BEST QUALITY THAT MONEY. CAN BUY EAT MORE BREAD IT'S THE CHEAPEST 'FOOD WRY NOT TRY OUR BUTTER— MILK MILK BREAD IT'S DELICIOUS MADE BY BARTLIFF 8i CRICH Makere- of DaintylVraid,' Bread. an Cakes. Phone, 1, 0lintonci