The Clinton News Record, 1932-07-14, Page 9PAGE 3�
Money: Saving;Pricesfor the
Working ° an
SPECIAL' PRICE ON DEPENDABLE WORK BOOTS, built for
hard wear, leather on pancho soles, leather. insoles
$2:19, $2.49, $2.85,
WORK SHIRTS, plain blue, khaki" and plaid, Special Prices
$2.19, $2,40, $2.95.
WORK SOX, wool er cotton 15o to 50e
RED-13AOK BLUE DENIM RIVET PANTS OR BIB OVERALLS,
Good' full size and heavy weight deni'fn, Special eit,$1,00
FINE SHIRTS, collar attached or separate 'Collar, new stock, new
patterns, also plain colors. Special price 89e.
SPECIAL PRICES FOR CASH 'ONLY. WE MUST HAVE THE
CASA TO CARRY ON.
Plumsteel BiOS
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IIOME-MADE SAUSAGE, per lb.
10c
VEAL STEWS, per lb., only 12e
NICE ROASTS OF VEAL, per Ib.
Ise
VEAL CHOPS, per ib. 20e
CHOICE LAMB CHOPS, per lb., only 25e
CHOICE RIB ROAST OF BEEF, per lb. 15o
COLEMAN'S LARD IN 7. Ib. PRINTS, per lb. 9c
SMOKED PIONIC RAMS, per Ib. 11c and 12c
COOKED HAM, sliced, per lb. 30c
.CONNELL & TY ALL,
CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET "
Phone 162 Albert Street
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Custom Made Suits
$30.00 up
Ready Made, two pair pants $19.50
Semi -ready Suits $22.50 to $27.50
DAVIS ,' HE MAN
CLEANING, PRESSING AND REPAIRING
AGENTS FOR GILLESPIES CLEANERS & DYERS, SEAFORTII
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ARSENATE OF LEAD, ARSENATE OF LIME, PARIS GREEN,
IfING BUG KILLER.
EVERYTHING TO KEEP THE PESTS OUT OF THE GARDEN
Give your Plants, all tile chance to grow that you can, Save those
PJ plants that are dying from neglect.
CATTLE SPRAY AND FLY KILLER FOR lUil ROME AND
STABLE, ALL AT REASONABLE PRICES,
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SUTTEE', PERDUE & tNIILKER
Hardware Funeral Directors Plumbing
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Furniture Phone147wElectric Wiring
STOCK BROKER COMMITTED
, AT GODERICH
GODERICH, July 12—.7. B. P. John-
stone, Toronto stock broker, yester-
day appeared before Magistrate C.
A, Ried, charged with unlawful con-
version of the funds of the Consol-
idated Creameries, Limited, and, as in
the case of two other charges anis,
ing out of his dealings with the same
company, he was commited after el,
ecting. trail by judge and jury, The
same evidence as was given in the
other charges against him was ac-
cepted by th'e defense. {Accy'sed'1s
counsel, Frank DonneIIy, , stated he
Would at the first opportunity make
application for bail before county
Judge Costello. ; ,l - _ 1
Johnstone, a young pram of 88 years,
nattily attired, has been in jail far
10 days along with one of his former
salesmen, Francis 3. Byles. He told
inquirers he Was feeling "just fine"
.Crown Attorey D;, E. Holmes said
accused was employed by .Consolid-
ated Creameries in 1928 to sell the
Company's stock. The crown would
seek to prove, he said, that over $100,
000 of this stock had been sold, but
not .one niclsle had been accounted
for to the company,:, It is alleged
that Johnstone converted, the money
to his own use, vending it in organ-
izations, office- exliens.es
rgan-izations;':af£ice-ekpehses and trips to
,England,; etc. It was further stated
that Johnstonewas•a heavy loser in
the stock 'ntarket.crash of 19291•
THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
iriporia!
Economic
Collferonce
Read about it (before, during and
after, in the daily papers. The eyes
of the world will soon be focused 'on
Ottawa, Hope flavoured with con"
fidence is the dominating sentiment
with regard to it. His Royal High-
ness the Prince of Wales says "Its
failure is mrthinlsable.'. If we may
be permitted to prophesy, surely
much world good will be accomplish,
ed if its memebrs will confer and
concede rather than contend •and
contest. Why not leave your sub-
scription to -day for your favorite
daily newspaper.
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Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
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Mrs, b. H. Bartliff visited Seafo
friends last week.
Miss Agnes Combe left last week
a motor trip to Winnipeg.
Miss Pearl Morgan of London visit
Miss Norma Bentley last week,
Master Alvin Cook of Gormley
visiting his grandmother, Mrs, P
melia Cook.
Miss Helen Howlett and Dlrs. B. C
motored to Toronto and spent
week -end with friends.
Miss Blanche. Clarke of London spe
the week -end at the home of Mi
Olive Glew of the Hurdn road.
Mrs. Bert Pridham and son Jack a
daughter Emily of Detroit a
spending a couple of weeks wi
the lady's mother, Mrs. Permel
Cook,
Mr. and Dirs. J. Castle of Flint, Mie
visited friends in town over
week -end, going on to WWinghal
They had been on an extended me
or trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Coates of Bran
ford and Mrs. Clark of Goderic
visited their sister, Mrs. Chas.
Glew of the Huron road, over th
week -end.
Mr. Fred 0. Ford motored to Toront
over the week -end and on his re
tnur was accompanied by Mrs. For
and little daughter, who had bee
visiting in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Nediger, Mis
Linnie Nediger, and Mr. and l', s
G. A. Walker spent the week -en
visiting friends in Hamilton an
Kitchener, returning Monday.
Mrs, I•Iarry Marsh and her son, Mr
Norman Marsh, left Saturday fo
their home in Detroit aftera vlsi
er
with the form'S brother and sis
ters, Mr. G. N. and the Misses'
Davies,
Mr. and Mrs, W. V. Edwards and son
Harold and Mr. Harold Box of
Souris, Man„ motored down last
week and are visiting the lady's
brother and sister in town, Mr, G
and Miss L. Cantelon, and other!
relatives and friends in the vicin-
ity.
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Cook tame up
from Toronto to visit old friends,
Mr. Cools only stayed a couple of
days but Mrs. Gook remained for
a longer visit and also to visit re-
latives in Goderich and the north-
ern end of the County.
Mrs. T. Jackson of Toronto is visit-
ing friends in town.
Mr, and Mrs. John Howson left last
week for their home at Vancouver,
B.C., after a stay of some weeks' in
town. Mr. Howson was hailed
home last winter by the illness of
his brother and spent most of the
winter here. He returned to the
Coast City for a few weeks but re-
turned and remained until after
his brother's .death and the wind-
up of his estate. Mr. and Mrs.
Howson were in the habit of visit-
ing the old town frequently while
any member of the family remain-
ed but now that the last one is laid
away there will not be the same
' tiers Iloviever, their friends hope
that -they witi not forget the home
town and that they may make a re-
turn!visit occasionally. They mot•
ored from Vancouver and returned
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THE PURE WHITE MODERNIZED STORE BRIGHT AND ATTRACTIVE TO ALL
Our First Sale has Cone over Strong and the Second will be just as Big,
Red and White Matches, box
Red and White Pekoe. Tea, Ib.
Red and White Coffee, Ib.
Maxwell Coffee, lb.
C. & S. Coffee, per Ib.
Red and White Peas, Ige., 2 for
Clinton Creamery Butter, per Ib
Large Bottle Olives .
Assorted Biscuits .
Peanut Butter, per lb.
250
25c
45c
450
45c
25c
19c
19c
19e
19c
Wednesday
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Where
"Sells for Less"
Price Prevails a t
FRIGID'AIRE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Breakfast Bacon, piece 12c
Picnic Hams, per lb. 12c
Cooked Ham, lb. 33c
Pork Loaf, per lb. 250
New Cheese, per Ib. 15c
Maple Leaf Salmon 29c
Granulated Sugar, 10 lbs. for 49c
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Price in Sugary the 0,ag
ACCOUNTS BY THE FIFTEENTH
CLINTON'S BIG
CORNER GROCETERIA
Phone 48
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LONDON ROAD
Miss ,Georgia MacDougaIl left last
week to spend"her vacation in Leam-
ington and other points.
Mr) Ross Dunford, Toronto, is
spending a couple of weeks with his
sister, Mrs. W. Moffat.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ball, Grosse
Isle, Mich,, spent the week -end with
the ladles parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Crittenden,
Mrs, Edith Grieves and Miss Mona,
London, visited at 1'Jr. Milton Wiltse's
on Sunday.
Mrs. Hugh McConnell, Kindersley
Sask., has been visiting at the home,
of her brother, Mr. Fred Nott, and
ether friends in the community.
Miss Edith Stanbury, Pt. Canning-
ton, is home for the vacation,
Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Gibbings and
son, Kindersley, Sask., visited last
week at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
Norman Manning,
Miss Pearl Crittenden has accepted
a position with the Richmond Hosiery
Company, Clinton.
VARNA
Misses Sadie Elliott and Vera
Steep of Clinton and Miss Grace
Webster of Lueknow visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Reid over the
week -end.
Misses Vera and Bernice Steep
spent a few days last week visiting
their grandmother, Mrs. Campbell.
Mi'. John Hunter of Cromarty spent
Sunday at Mr. Nelson Reids.
Mr. and Mrs. asset Taylor have
returned to their home in Indianapol-
is after a lengthy visit with his par,
ents, Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Taylor, and
other friends.
Mr, and Mrs. Welch and daughter'
of Flint, Mich., are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Fred Austinof the
village.
L. 0. L. No. 1035 marched to St.
John's church on Sunday last where
they were most cordially received.
The Rev. F. IL Paull was the preach-
er and took for his text Gen xxviii-12.
He encouraged by his address the
great, good and religious principles for
which the order stood and entreated
the members to be faithful to their
vows. There was a good attendance
considering the rainy day. .
STANLEY
In the will of the late Mrs. Mary
Stephenson of Stanley, she left, as
she thought, a residue of the estate to
the Goshen United church. Owing to
certain circumstances, when all lega-
cies were paid, there was no residue
left for the church. The lawyer, Mr.
F. Pingland, of Clinton, in handing
over the different amounts- to the
beneficiaries named in the will, sug-
gested that seeing it was the wish of
the deceased lady to make a dona-
tion to the church, it world be grant-
ing her wish if each would give a
small amount thereto. In response,
the following amounts have been re-
ceived v
d b
y the Trustee Board of the
Goshen United church, for which they
desire to express their sincere ap-
preciation; Arthur McLinchey, Varna;
$10.00;e Albert McLinchey, Varna,
$5.00; Ellen McLinchey, Varna, $5.00
Eliza McLinchey, Varna, 55.00;Geo' _.-_.
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McLinchey, Varna, $5.00; Mrs. Win.
Hart, Varna, $5.00; Mrs. Amelia Mc-
Linchey, Varna, $5.00; Mrs, James
Reid, Clinton, $5.00; Miss Millie Me-
Linchey, Parkhill, $5.00 and Ed. John -
50n, Goderich, $5.00.
REFUSAL
Britain's refusal to buy Irish
horses for the army hits another of
Ireland's stable industries. What!
--Toronto Telegram.
HERE C r MES
THE BRIDE
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN
TO ALL WEDDING ORDERS
the
Loa i.se
r1 GREENHOUSE PHONE176
STP tt FLOWER SHOP PHONE 31
WE TELEGRAPH FLOWERS
FLOWERS COST LESS
SUMER NEEDS
When you need Sprayers of all
kinds. We have a good assortment,
Also Arsenate of Lead and Paris
Green at good prices.
Scythe Blades and Snails, the best
for a lower price than other years.
For a garden you need a sprinkling
can; Come in and, see us before you
buy, suitable also for filling your
car.
Be sure when you are passing to
see our assortment and you will buy.
T. Hawkins
HARDWARE'and PLUMBING
Pbena,244, _, ,.'•
Enjoy the Out Side Life
To help you enjoy your Leisure hours, we are cutting the prices
of our Verandah and Camp Furniture to the very lowest possible
price. Better get your bargains while they last.
We have a great Bargain in a
GIBIIARD SOLID,WALNUT BEDROOM SUITE
Very special price for this Month,
A NICE SELECTION OF DINING ROOM SUITES.
Any Price you wish.
Some of the Newest Styles and Coverings re
CHESTERFIELD SUITES AND OCCASIONAL CHAIRS
and you will be surprised at the Quality and Price.
IN TI1E HARDWARE DEPT.
We have our usual large stock of Hay Forks, Hay Fork Ropes
and all enecssary supplies for this Busy Season.
WE DO PLUMBING, EAVETROUGHING AND REPAIRING, Etc.
BALL & ZAPPE
"Store With the Stock" Phone 195
Hardware, Furniture, Funeral Directors, Monument Dealers
N. Bali, Phone 110. J. J. Zapfe, Phone 103.
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Removal Sale Continues One More Week
WATCH FOR THE OPENING OF
SPECIALS, JULY
Raspberry Jam
40 oz. jar 29c
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Corned Beef
12 oz. jar 15c
ITINUILIMMIsimeaMENEMIENIMMIRS
Del Maiz Corn
2's, 2 tins for 20c
Roman Meal, pkg. 29c
Paris Pale for Sandwiches 14c
Loaf Cheese, per lb. 25c
Old Cheese, per Ib. 25e
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Oranges, special, 2 doz45c
29c, 89c and 490 per dozen
Bananas, per dozen 29c
Green Peas, Tomatoes, Cuks,
Carrots, Real fresh for week-
end.
Watermelons 49c and 590
THE NEW CORNER GROCERY
11th, 15th and 16th.
Maple Leaf Salmon
large tin 29c
Comfort Soap
10 cakes 39c
Pure Lard
1 Ib. prints 09c
Anamannonsummortantiscumi9m.
Red Rose Tea, 1-2 lb. , , , 23c
Lux Flakes, 2 pkgs. 19c
Happy Vale Tomatoes, 2's
3 tins for 25c
Seedless Raisins, 2 lbs. 27c
MEATS
Breakfast Bacon, sliced, Ib. 18e
Back Bacon, sliced, lb. 80c
Cooked Hani, sliced, 113. 35o
Bologna, sliced, lb. 15e
Weiners, per lb. 130
Cottage Roll, sliced 18c
J. T. Mc
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NIGHT & SON
PHONE 111.
San Ray ealth
Bread
Made From the Five Whole Grain Formula of the , 'I'
SUN RAY HEALTH FOOD CO., LIMITED '
• Baked exclusively by us and maybe had from your grocer
Gives Strength and Vitality, (Builds Bone and Musolo-
Rle '
h ire Vitamins
with, Natur
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F adal ,
V ue for Adults and Children
Wend ' Bakerg an
Confectioners; s onfectioners
Makers of "Whole Wheat"and ,Snowflake Bread