The Clinton News Record, 1932-11-24, Page 8FOR. THE WEEK -END SELLING
Men's Heavy Wool Ribbed Underwear, Shirts and,Drawers, all
sizes, Special 98c
Conebinations,. all sizes. Special $1.79
Men's lined leather. Work Mitts, knitted cuffs. Special at 39c'
Boys, at .. 25e.
Men's Felt Hats, this season's new styles and colors all sizes
6'3-4 to 7 8-8. Special at , ,31,15
Men's All -Wool W''ork Sox, 2 special bargains, 2 pairs for 35c
and 25c a pair.
Men's and Boy's Navy and Plaid Mackinaw Windbreakers at speci•
al
clearing prices of $1.98 up
Ladies' Bedroom Slippers padded sole, rubber heel, all sizes,
:Special`at 45e
SPECIAL,BARGAINS IN SUITS AND OVERCOATS
New foods, New Styles and Lowest Prices
DON'T FORGET THE CHRISTMAS SHOPPING: --
GET BUSY AND DO IT NOW
Plurasteel
DRESSED IiOG, by the half
CHOICE BEEF FRONT QUAI.TEic, per lb. 9c
CHOICE BEEF' HIND QUARTER, per, Ib. 10c
RIB ROAST OF BEEP, per Ib. 12c
ROUND STEAK, K, per Ib. 15e
180
HOME-MADE SAUSAGE, per lb. 10e
HOME-MADE HEAD -CHEESE, per lb. 10c
:SCHNEIDER'S BULK LARD, per 1•b. 12e
CONNELL & TYNa ALL
6%,
SIRLOIN STEAK, per lb.
" CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET "
Phone 162 Albert Street
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AT THOSE BARGAIN PRICES ARE NOW ON DISPLAY
ANOTIIER
Three Piece �
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OF UNIQUE DESIGN AND BEAUTIFULLY UPHOLSTERED
VISIT OUR STORES AND SEE THE SPECIALS FROM NOW
UNTIL CHRISTMAS
WATCH OUR WINDOWS
SUTTEfl, PEflDUE &VIJRLKER
Hardware
Furniture
Funeral Directors Plumbing
Phone 147w Electric Wiring
A FEW MEN'S AND BOYS'
t(."ots
EAR
Boys Sizes, 32, 34,TO 36. Priced from $2.95 to 86.50
BOYS' LONG PANTS, $1.50 to $3.25
SWEATERS, $1.00 to $3.25
QUEBEC DOE•WINDBREAKERS, GUARANTEED WATERPROOF
$3.75'
BIG REDUCTION IN HEAVY SWEATER COATS
DAVIS&c FLER1VMAN
CLEANING, PRESSING AND REPAIRING
AGENTS FOR GILLESPIES CLEANERS Sz DYERS, SEAFORTH
Aennememnewast
GREY COUNTY GIRL WINS PUB- lie Speaking Contest.
On account of the condition of the
roads there was not the usual good
attendance of trustees and ratepay-
ers. In the absence of Dr. G. L
Christie, Mr. J. Buchanan welcomed
the trustees and ratepayers to the.
College. This was followed by an
instructive address by Dr. Amoss of
the Department of Education on
auxiliary classes. He showed what
can be done and the interest the
Department of Health together with
the Department of Education are
taking in the welfare of the boys and
girls who, through some defects, 'can-
not talce advantage of the education
offered' in tjlie pnblic'a'schools.
Considerable discussion followed
which proved -very instructive and
profitable to those present.
LIC SPEAKING CONTEST
The annual convention of the
Guelph District Educational Asso-
ciation was held at the Ontario Ag-
ricultural College, Guelph, on Satur-
day, November 19th, when a public
:Speaking Contest was conducted,
consisting of the winners' of the
following counties: Miss Verset
Hockridge, Grey County; Miss Mar-
jory MoCutcheon, Dufferin County;
Miss Jean Scott, .Bruce+'County; Ken-
neth Lantz, Perth County; Verna An-
derson, Huron County; and Carol
Rife, Waterloo County. The judges
awarded the :prizes in the order
given above. Verset Hockridge will,
have the honour of representing the
Guelph District at Toronto next Eas-
ter to compete in the Provincial Pub-,
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A Bargain in
Pioturos
All framed in half inch •silver-oor-
nan'aental moulding, thee jizes 6x8,
7x9 and 840, some are framed close
to picture and others have,mats,.and
we ask you to specially note that many
are famous paintings selected from
the World's great galleries and re-
produced in colour. All are worth-
while pictures. We offer you the
small size at 35c, the medium at 40e
and the large size at 500.
We have termed them a bargain.
To justify our claim may we submit
for your consideration the following
data, taking for our basis the large
size picture,
31-3 moulding at 15e per foot....50o
Picture .. No Charge
Glass . .
Makings . .
Mat when used
D. Fair Goi,
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
TIIURS., NOV. 24, 1932
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ALL OUR FRUITS ARE NEW AND BEST QUALITY FOR YOUR
CHRISTMAS CAKE
F�*.mr�a�vaesrs,mursmmetfar,.'e2L7=2
Swans wn White Christmas 'Cake
4 cups sifted Swans Down Cake Flour
I teascoon baking powder
1-2 teaspoon soda
1-2 teaspoon salt
1-2 pound each crystallized orange peel, lemon peel, pineapple and
red cherries, finely cut.
1 pound sultana raisins
1-2 pound citron, finely cut
I pound blanched almonds, finely cut
1 cup butter or other shortening
11-a cups sugar
1 tablespoon lemon juice
1. egg whites, stiffly beaten
W:iPtL.rk:1M'c4,1 mawAIN. AtN. ..
For Directions to prepare this Cake Call next Saturday Afternoon for White Fruit
Cake, IEMDNSTRATIDN and FREE RECIPE
Beef Plate, per lb.
Picnic Hams, per lb.
Smoked hams, per lb.
10c
7c
Pea Meal Bacon,18c
Breakfast Bacoper di 18c
Veal Roll, per lb. per lb. 15e
Minute Steak, per lb. 150
Fresh Filletts
20
.. c
20c
Pastry Flour, Snowflake, 24 lbs. 39c
P. & G. Soap, 3c (20 to customer)
Rolled Oats, 7 lbs. for 25c
Smoked Filletts . . 15c
Head Lettuce, each 15c
Celery, 2 for - 25c
Honduras Oranges .. 35c
Grape Fruit, Texas, 4 for 25c
Sweet Potatoes, 4 lbs. for 15c
Cauliflower, Cabbage, Hubbard Squash'
Miss Grace Hellyar was home from
Stratford over the week -end.
Mr, and Mrs. J. Thackaberry of
Lions Head visited with Mr. and
Mrs. E. Paterson over last week-
end.
Mr. Fred Sloman of the C.N.R. school
car, was in town Sunday and Mon-
day, coming down to see his wife
and little ones, who are spending
some time in town. A little new
daughter arrived Saturday morn.,
ing, which he was especially anx-
ious to see.
Mrs. Logan, who had been visiting
with her sister, Miss Minnie Gil;
christ, left yesterday for her home
in Saginaw, Mich. She was accom-
panied by Miss Gilchrist, who will
spend some time with her and Miss
Jane Gilchrist at Sagniaw, as is
her yearly custom.
BRUCEFIELD
The Thankoffering was a most
liberal one, amounting to over 887.00,
But the auxiliary yet lacks 5144.00 of
the allocation, which is 8500.00. As
they always reached it in past years)
the ladies are hoping and praying
that it may yet be contributed. If
the auxiliaries do not reach their
allocation that means suffering for
our missionarjes. Word has been
received from India that some. of the
Missionaries are now living on two
meals a day and are willing to just
live on one rather than give up thei1
work.
Mrs. John- Walker of our village
received word of a serious accident
that befell Tier sister, Mrs. George
McKay of Toronto, formerly Miss
Joan McKay of Tuekersmith, who
had the misfortune to fall off a table
breaking a bone in her thigh and her
collar bone, and also some ribs. We
extend to her our sinsere sympathy
and hope for a good resovery.
Mr. 'Smith of Bluevale spent Sun-
day with his daughter, Mrs. Hugh
Berry.
Mr. Stan. Reid of London spent
Sunday at his home in the village.
The annual Thankoffering meeting
of the W.M.S. was held Wednesday
evening, Nov. 16th, in the United
Church. The congregation listened
with much interest to the address de-
livered by Miss Mitchell. 'She first
spoke about the =wonderful work our
missionaries are doing in the far
East and what a marvelous change
is noticed in the lives of the natives
when they accept ,of Christ as their
Saviour and Lord. She next spoke
of her travels in the Peace River dis-
trict, where
is-trict,,where 'she spent part of last
summer, and then' she. told of an ex-
perience she - had in a sand storm
where the sand drifts were over
three feet deep in Southern Saskat=
chewan. '
She mentioned. the .. great need
there was of second hand clothing to
be sent to the dried out areas where
they have had no mop for the past
four years, and all weremuch
interested in a report of
her ;:visit to Gypsumville.
Man., 'where one 'of our Brucefield
girls in the person of Nurse Margar-'
et Mustard', is doing medical and mis
Where
"Setas for Les,"
Price Prevails
Salada Tea, 1-2 lb. 23c _
Sunlight Soap, 10 bars 45c
Rinse . 18c
SPECIAL PRICE --Christmas Tree Candy
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CLINTON'S BIG
CORNER GROCETERIA
Phone 48
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Friday, Dece: ber 2nd
2.30 to 5.30 Pan.
in Board Room in
TOWN HALL
under auspices of Baptist Church
CANDY, FANCY WORK,
HOMEMADE BAKING
98-2.
COMMENCE ENT
EXERCISES
COLLEGIATE AUDITORIUM
THURSDAY, FRIDAY EVENINGS
DEC. 1st and .2nd at 8 p.m. Sharp.
Mimetics: 1I and III Form Girls
Sailor's Horn Pipe.
Chorus.
One Act Play: 'The Maker of Dreams'
Five Birds in a Cage
School Orchestra
Presentation of Diplomas, Prizes and
medals. Admission 35c.
sionary work and overcoming many
obstacles, even building a church this
year. Many of the children there
have never seen a church.
Miss Mitchell closed her address by
stressing the necessity of all Chris-
tians being Christ's representatives,
ever striving to follow in the steps of
the Master who gave Himself in lov-
ing service for others.
PLATFORM OF HOWARD HYDE
CANDIDATE FOR BOYS'
PARLIAMENT
(1) Re Bond Selling, When selling
bonds the boys should be able to
tell the prospective buyer more of
their work. It says on the bonds
that the dividends are good citizen.
ship and yet many of the bond sales AlladII Lamp
men when asked what is meant by
that, they know very little about it.
People in these times expect some-
thing in return for their money and
the boys should 'give something in
return.
CLINT111 FIRE ORIGRDE
Wish to introduce a 3 -Act
COMIC DRAMA
,r It
"Only a Step -Child"
For the benefit cf the Home and
School Welfare Fund
WATCH FOR FURTHER
ANNOUNCEMENT 98-1.
eat/ for hs
We have a Fine New Stock of
in for the Fall and Chriatnias Trade
We are featuring the Famous
LANE CEDAR CHESTS
Absolutely insuring all contents left in these Chests for 8100 against
MOTHS and we are giving a beautiful set of Towels Absolutely
Free with every Chest. It will pay you to look into this matter.
Then we have a new line of Sunfast and Washable Bed Spreads
in all colors. Some swell Occasional Chairs, everything new in
Lamps, End Tables, Magazine Racks, Dining Room Tables, Snookers,
Fancy Mirrors, Ferneries, Foot Stools, Etc.
And take it from us, you will save real money by dealing here.
Now at their
est
ALL Co' ZAPPE
"Store With the Stock" Phone 195
Hardware, Furniture, Funeral Directors, Monument Dealers
• N. Bali, Phone 110. J. J. Zapfe, Phone 103.
SUPERIOR CHAIN STORES
YELLOW, BRONZE, PINK AND
WHITE
REASONABLY PRICED
Special Rubber Plants
50c each
nh gha m s'm e
FLORIST
WHERE
SATISFIED
THE STORE
SHOPPERS
BECOME
CUSTOMERS
(2). Attention of educational auth-
orities should be -drawn forcibly to
the fact that young men living in
Toronto and other seats of univer-
sities have a decided advantage in
life over those living in outside points
and some differentiation in fees
should be made.
(3)Mentors should be more care-
fully chosen and trained and that.
more Trail Ranger and Taxis groups
be formed.
(4) That better organization sof
boys' summer camps be made.
I. am asking the boys of South
Huron to vote for me because I.
think that my platform will de more
for South Huron's needs than any
other platform. I assure the boys
who vote that if I ain elected that
this constituency shall b represented
to the best of niy' ability. Also if I
receive the honour of being elected
1 will be glad to give an account of
the work of the' 1932 Boys Faille:::ment to any group desiring such a
report.'
Table La ps
Regular 812.50
Sale
for $7.95
Hanging Lamp
Regular 817.00
for $9.00
Table Lamp with Vase
Regular 815.50
for $10.00'
A FEW ONLY AT THESE PRICES
T.
HARDWARE and PLUMBING
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Specials for Thur., Fri., Sat., Nov. 24-5-6
RINSO, largo pkg.
PLUM JAM, 40 oz. jar 20e
REAL SPECIAL, SUNLPGHT SOAP, 10 bars for 46e
FANCY BLUE LOOSE RICE, 3 lbs. for 25c
25c
HEINZ TOMATO SOUP, 3 tins for
45e
SALADA TEA, 1-2 1.b 23c;
FRY'S COCOA, per tin 1 ]b. 280
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CORN MEAL, 2 lbs. for 9
090
CHRISTMAS CANDY AND FRUITS ON DISPLAY
FRESH PICNIC HAMS, per lb. O7c
FRESH SAUSA.GE, 2 lbs, for 25c
.WE INVITE YOU TO DO YOUR. CI-IR,ISTMA.S 'SHOPPING AT.
c I G T ®d
You can be -sure of getting everything -fresh here.
PHONE 111.
OYSTERS
NOW AT THEIR BEST'
CREAM DROPS AND CREAM PUFFS'
DOUBLE STRENGTH HOREHOUND CANDY
POPULARITY CONTEST 'IN" rural SWING'
BE SURE TO RECEIVE YOUR VOTES
POR VALUABLE PRIZES'
JELLY ROLLS, PUFFED PASTE AND FRUIT'
Order your favorite loaf of Bread; "Best by Test"' z.
Bakerg and
endorf s
t��enectn>rnery
Makers of "Whole Wheat" and "Snowflake' Bread