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The Clinton News Record, 1932-12-01, Page 8
L A UL' ti Mr Announcing PLUM$TEEL BROS. Big Soon :ekidig DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY TO BUY RELIABLE MERCHANDISE AT THESE LOW PRICES See Big Posters for Special Items Sale starts Dec. 2, Ends Dec. 10 EVERYTHING ON SALE AT BARGAIN PRICES Piums eel FO o ats SCHNEIDER'S BULK LARD, per lb. HOME-MADE SAUSAGE, per lb. HEAD CHEESE, per lb. 12c 10c 10c COOKRD CORN BEEF, per lb. 20c BONELESS CORN BEEF, per lb, 10c PICKLED TONGUE'S, per ib. 12c MUTTON, by the half, per lb. 70 FRONT QUARTER BEEF, per Ib. 9e WE DO CUSTOM WORK IN SAUSAGE MAKING AT A :REASONABLE PRICE CON CELL & TYN[ AL ,., " CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET " Phone 162 Albert Street l '4 [visit" t ' gt !pen SEE OUR DISPLAY Or USEFUL CHRISTMAS BOXES SUCH AS Skates, Toasters, Electric • Ranges, Silverware, Table Lamps, Floor Lamps, Smokers, .Occasion- al Chairs, Odd Dishes and Dozens of Other Ar- ticles at Reasonable Prices. SECOND-HAND; STOVES 11 ONE QUEBEC COOKING RANGE, $15.00, COOKING RANGE $IO.00 0 SJTTER, PflCIUE Hardware Furniture Funeral Directors Plumbing Phone 147w Electric Wiring �•=t2>w3 fS°e"o""°m' (?� ®�A3t�O+++.®k�Wl""d.,-A a71,wHur.•mr.�G'eRit2rXrmM %V.s,.aJt.4{gy,Aj,,; ysF51\ TA ,t.�: r y,,•;a e; Only 3 More Weeks to do that Christmas Shopping WE ARE SUPPLIED TO MEET ANY NEED IN --- THIS, 35e to $1.25 SOCIIS, 25c to SCARVES, beautiful patterns in wool scarves , ...$1.00 and SILK SCARVES SHIRTS, separate or attached collars $1.00 to $1.00 to $1.25 $1.50 $3.50 $3.50 GARTERS, •SUSPENDERS, DRESSING GOWNS and other gifts too numerous to mention to meet all leeds.and prices DAVIS'HER }r. AN CLEANING, PRESSING AND REPAIRING AGENTS FOR •GILLESPIES CLEANERS & DYERS, SEAFORTH Something Different An Old -Fashioned Soiree in the TOWN HALL, VARNA THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8th under auspices: of St. John's Church, Varna Excellent Costume Songs and Dances, Instrumental Numbers and a 2 -act play entitled "CHRISTMAS WITH THE STUBBINSES" Will be presented, followed by re- freshments. Program at 8 p.m. Admission, Adults 35c. Children, 15c 99-1. CONSTANCE Mr. Leo. •Stephenson and Mr, Wm. Jewitt motored to Forest and Brig - den on Saturday and spent the week- end. Mrs. Leo. Stephenson and in- fant son, who had been visiting there the last couple of weeks, returned home with them. Mrs. Thos. Pollard, who had spent a few days last week in London and Clinton, returned home on Sun- day. The Ladies' .Aid •-£ 'Constance Uni- ted' church met in tine •basement of the church last Thursday afternoon, when the officers far, the coming year wer' eleAi`ed. Mr. and Mrs,'.Jae Riley, Mrs. ,Geo. Riley and Mrs. Frank . Riley , spent • THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD A Bargain Pietures All framed in half inch silver bz- namental moulding, three sizes 6x8, 7x9 and 8x10, 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 40c and the large size at 50c. We have termed 'them a bargain. To justify our claim may we submit for your consideration the following data, taking for lour basis the large Size picture, 31-3 moulding at 15c per foot....50e Picture No Charge Glass . Makings . . Mat when used „ „ „ Tin W. 11 Fair Co Often the Cheapest—Always the Best d��14 AP uunm oiw ou nyipIPIINs Mr. Douglas Ball was in Toronto cast week. • Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Melinight spent Wednesday in Stratford. Mr, W. Mitch of Hamilton spent the week -end at his home in town. Mrs. C. H. Bartliff left last week- end for a visit with friends in Sea - forth. Mr, Edward Rorke of Huron College, London, spent the week -end at his hate in town. Mr. and Mrs. J. Flynn of Detroit visited relatives here for a few days over the week -end. Mr, and brrs. Frank McCaughey of Toronto visited at the home of the former the past week -end. Mrs. F. French returned Saturday after a •month's visit with her brother and sister in Toronto, Mr, and Mrs. John Inglis and son, Clarence, of Stratford were week- end guests of Mr. and'Mrs, W. J. Plu nsteel. Mrs. Arthur Fulford and daughter and Miss Nelson visited with Mr. and Mrs. J. Cooper of Seaforth over the week -end. Mr. W. A. Grant visited Toronto last week, going down to visit his brother who was seriously injured recently by being struck by a train. Mrs. Arscott and her daughter, Mrs. Chadwick, of London spent the week -end as guests at the home of the former's brother, Mr. Mur- ray 14IcEsvan. Mrs. Hamilton of Nelson, B.C., and Mrs. Hefner, of Denver, Col., re- turned home this week after an extended visit with Mrs. S. Kemp, and other relatives. Miss Delle O'Neil is ]tome for the winter vacation. Miss O'Neil .teachesinthe open-air sehool dur- ing the summer and her vacation comes in the winter season. Rev, A. A. Holmes is up from To- ronto this week, looking after the final closing of his home for the winter. He and Mrs, Holmes have been spending the winters in To- ronto the past few years. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. R. Holmes were in Toronto for a few days last week, Mr. Holmes going down to attend the meetings of the Drug- gists' Conventifon and banquet. They also took in the Royal Win- ter Fair. Tuesday in Brussels at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stephenson. An Old resident of this place was laid to rest in the person of the Iate Mrs. Geo. Broom on Friday afters noon in the Constance cemetery. Mn and 1VLrs. Geo. Brown for many years farmed half a mile east of the vil- lage on the farm new occupied by their son-in-law, Mr, Geo. W3reatley, but the last few years Mrs. Brown' had lived alone in'Clinton. She leaves to mourn her loss one Baugh-, ter, Mrs. Geo. Wheatiey 61 this place and two granddaughters, • Misses Blanche and Elva Wheatley of To- ronto, besides a brother Robert Col- clough of Goderich township. Much Sympathy is extended to .those. who are left to mourn. RED AND WHITE STORE 'r DLCO 9 n ..,....x . ... « n...401/..P WN Last week our Cake Demonstration went over strong ---We are now f repareing for DARK CAKES and CHRISTMAS PUDDINGS Bodley's Almond Icing on display this week, and fancy Short Bread. You are invited to Sample these Cookies—also Fancy. Boxes of Christ+; i as Cake, Assorted Cookies and Christie's Pnddiiig Cakes. Cocktail Golden Glasses and Green Glassware, (Free) with F.C. Baking, Powder Special Price on Christmas Tree Candy 2 lbs. 29c t9 9 Sant Claus Parade n Sat'irday, epee ber th RED AND WHITE FRIGIDAIRE DEPARTMENT Beef, per lb. Veal Roll, per lb. Spare Ribs, per. lb. Rib Roast, per lb. Peameal Bacon, per lb. - Fresh. Filletts, per lb. Smoked Filletts, per lb. Finnan Haddie, Fresh Fresh Cod, lb. 15c. 1Oc 15c 10c 22c 18c 20c 18c Oysters Kipperines 15c Where "Sells for Less" Price Prevails RE -OPENING OF RED AND WI'lITE FRUIT DEPARTMENT New Lemons, per dozen 25c Texas Seedless Grape Fruit, 4 for , 25c British Honduras Oranges 39c New Navel Oranges, New Lettuce, Onions Sweet Potatoes, 4 lbs. for MED:2721322127 AIREESSamZeumairEmenzaniummitmamaxissanff ILCLINTON'S BIG CORNER GROCETERIA _ _ Phone 48 3'k?, - L '� ---- - ,. a,.� � �x,�,:.,.w. ,r,.,,.�.�mRi+m,o� ten. r BAZAAR Friday, December 2nd 2.30 to 5.30 p.m. in Board Room in TOWN HALL under auspices of Baptist Church CANDY, FANCY WORK, HOMEMADE BAKING COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES COLLEGIATE AUDITORIUM THURSDAY, FRIDAY EVE.NINGS DEC. lst and 2nd at 8 p.m. Sharp. 1Vlimetics: II and III Form Girls Sailor's horn Pipe. Chorus. One Act Piay: 'The Maker of Dreams' Five Birds in a Cage 98-2. School Orchestra Presentation of Diplomas, Prizes and HAYFIELD The service in St. Andrew's Uni- ted Church on Sunday morning, Nov. 27th, was conducted by the men of the congregation. Mr. borne Eedy of St. Marys, President of the Lay Association of the Loudon Confer- ence was the speaker. His thence centred around the fact that much of present day conditions resulted from the forgetting of God in the various activities of life. 11r. Colin Campbell presided very capably. A splendid men's choir led in the service of praise, singing a special number "Will your Anchor hold." A quartette entitled `Beauti- ful Threads of Gold," was sung by Messrs. Rhen, Erwin, Sterling and Gale. Mr. Rhen acted as organist for the service. The Bible Society Service will be held in Knox Presbyterian Church on Sunday, December 11, at seven o'- clock in the evening. On this oeea- sion there will be no service in the church in the afternoon and the oth- er churches will be closed at night. Mrs. E. P. Lewis of Toronto it spending this week with Mrs. N. W'. Woods to be with her aunt, Mrs. W, E. Buchan, who is ill. Dr. E. P. Lewis was also here over Saturday. Louis Jackson, who has been as- sisting in the local branch of the Canadian Bank 'af Commerce for the past two months has been trans -I fined to ,the branch at Exeter, + Dr. A. Newton -Brady was Immo ' from Toronto over Sunday. Mrs, Newton -Brady accompanied hint on his return to the city an Sunday ev- ening. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baker and babe of London are spending the week with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Baker. An inspiring A.Y.P.A. service was held in Trinity church on Sunday evening when a large number of members were received into the So- ciety and the following officers elected; President, 'Carl E. Diehl, Vice -President, Muriel Rathwell; sec- retary, Gay Whitmore; Treasurer, Wm. Heard were installed by the Rector, Rev. F. H. Pauli. Mr. Paull took for his text, Eph. 5:25 Ohrist also loved the Church and gave Him- self for it," which was in keeping with the motto of the Society, "For Christ and the Church." IIe dealt with the four -foul platform of the A.Y.P,A. Worship, Work, Fellowship and Edification, and urged the mem- bers to live up to the ideals of ,tht Society in, its four different aspects. During the Offertory Lucy Woods sang, "Master, I will follow .Thee." The ehoiron•this«oacasipn •consisted: of members of the A.Y.P.A: front the three ehurches of ,the 'parish. ' medals. Admission 35e. N©w at their Best YELLOW, BRONZE, PINK AND' WHITE REASONABLY PRICED Special Rubber Pants 50c each Jo Cuningha I e FLORIST iladin Lamp Sale Tale Lamps Regular $12.50 for $7.95 Hanging La '. p Regular $17.00 for $9.00 Table Lamp with Vase Regular $15.50 for $10.00' A FEW ONLY AT THESE PRICES d HARDWARE and PLUMBING Pima 244 , ..,,: We have a Fine New Stock of �A1GI1 elk in for the Fail and Christmas Trade We are featuring the Famous LANE CEDAR CHESTS Absolutely insuring all contents left in these Chests for $100 against MOTHS and we are giving a beautiful set of Towels Absolutely Free with every Chest. It will pay you to look into this natter. Thene a ww e ac SsltasaeSpreads alclo.Some svellOaOccasional everythable hing wn Lamps, End Tables, Magazine Racks, Dining Room Tables, Smokers, Fancy Mirrors, Ferneries, Foot Stools, Etc. And take it front us, you will save real money by dealing here. BALL 17 ZAPFE "Storo With the Stock" Phone 105 Hardware, Furniture, Funeral Directors, Monument Dealers N. Ball, Phone 110. J. J. Zapfe, Phone 103. SUPERIOR CHAIN STORES' L WEST F ;' D PRICES SUPERIOR STORES LEAD AGAIN DURTIAM CORN STARCH, only 7c ORANGE MARMALADE, 40 es, 21c CAMPBELLS SOUPS, any knd 10c INFANT DELIGHT SOAP, Hera's a Value 050 HEINZ DEMONSTRATION AT THIS STORE •ON SAT- URDAY, DECEMBER 3rd. You are invited to pay us a visit and sample Heinz' 57 Varieties. Just what you want on a. Cold Day. BROOM AND DUST PAN DEAL, a limited quantity. Special ..79c PASTRY FLOUR, 7 lbs, for 17c . 12 lbs, for 27c. 24 lbs. for 47c CORN DEL MAIZE, 2 tins for 2ec RAISINS, SEEDLESS, 2 lbs. for FRESH PORK SAUSAGE AND PICNIC RAMS SPECIAL 15,. ORDER YOUR FRUITS, NUTS AND CANDY NOW Special Price for Church, School & Lodge Entertainments J. T.. c I UT You can be sure of getting everything fresh here. PHONE 111. �ecsmnoomw,�.. +�wurc-ro OYSTE s.. NOW AT THEIR BEST CREAM DROPS AND CREAM PUFFS DOUBLE STRENGTH HOREHOUND CANDY POPULARITY CONTEST IN FULL SWING BE SURE TO RECEIVE YOUR VOTES FOR VALUABLE PRIZES JELLY ROLLS, PUFFED PASTE AND FRUIT' ROCKS' Order your favorite loaf of Bread. "Best by Test."' z Wendorf'� Baer>l� and Confec toncrj Makers of "Whole . Wheat" and "Snowflake" Bread