The Clinton News Record, 1933-04-27, Page 8PAGES �N .
MADE -TO -MEASURE SUITS AND TOPCOATS
For. Spring and Summer
Every wearer "of Tip Top Clothes realizes the wonderful value
and .,Snappy,:Stale 'of .Tip-Top,'garments and at the new low•price ,pf
$19.50they are.;unequalled in value.
'Made by the largest one, price Made -to -Measure Clothing :Maim-'
factures in the British Dinpire the enormous production makes pos-
Bible "this )oval price
LEA:VA-YOUR ORDER NOW 'W.HILE THE -RANGE IS coin a T1v
READY40-WEAR "SUITS AND TOPCOATS, New Styles, Finest
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Fabrics; AT BARGAIN PRICES.,. i
PIumsePOS.
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Loin Rib of Pork, lb. 13e
Rib Roast of Pork, lb. 12e
Shou der Roast Pork, lb. 11c
Side Pork, lb. 10e
Rolled Side Pork, no bone
or Rind, Ib. 13c
Spring Lamb Stews, lb. 18e
Fresh Pork Hocks, Th...,6c
P. M. Back Bacon, lb. 18e
P. M. Cott. Rolls, Ib. 18e
Choice Spring Lamb, Veal and
peei�lis
Roasted Ham with dressing 30c
Roasted Pork, lb. 25c:
Boiled' Ham, ]b. 30c
Summer Sausage, Ib. 25c
Large Bologna, lb. 15c
Ring Bologna, lb. 15c
Liver Sausage, ib. 15c
Corned Beef, lb. 20c
Chickens for the Week -End
CONNELL & TYNDALL
" CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET "
Phone 182 Albert Street
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Our new Stock of Brandram-i•Ienderson Paints are here and at
2 O _reduced prices. This is quality paint which will give you real ser
vice over a period of years. p
O Quantity of One -Hour Rogers Enamel to paint up the interior 0
11 of the home at Bargain Prices. .
Braudramd•Ienderson's Four Hour Enamel' and Varnishes.
b ' 15 percent Reduction on These Prices
O GARDEN TOOLS: Rakes, Hoes, Spades, Cultivators, 0
STEELE BRIGGS SEEDS, per pkg. 5e and 10e.
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Hardware Funeral Directors
Plumbing
Furniture
Phone 147w Electric Wiring
Cash
GROCERY SPECIALS
CORN SYRUP, Lower than the Lowest in Town
5 lb. tin 26c; 2 lb. tin 12c; C. BUTTER 25e
KELLOGG'S BRAN FLAKES, per pkg.
P. & G. SOAP, 5 cakes for 10e
DUTCH • 17eSETS; per Ib.
LUR Large pkg. 21c
BLANCHED PEANUTS,'2 lbs. for ; 2283cec .
For Men and Boys "SPECIALS
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SPRING FELT HATS..
MEN'S FANCY ASSORTED DRESS SHIRTS ..................(390
-1.49
BOYS' FANCY ASSORTED DRESS .SHIRTS
MEN'S BALBRIGGAN COMBINATIONS 75c
49c
BOYS' BALBRIGGAN COMBINATIONS' 49c
MEN'S ,BLUE WORK SHIRE'S .. , ...... .
BOYS' BLUE WORK SHIRTS , . 490
MEN'S WORK OVERALLS 9c
9
BOYS' 85c
WORK OVERALLS
SMALL BOYS' PLAY OVERALLS 85c
MEWS DRESS SOCK'S 89c
MEN'S PURE WOOL WORK SOX 2 pair 45c.
45c,
, MEN'S, :BOY'S, LADIES', CHILDREN'S, STRAW -JUTS
BOYS' SWEATERS, . BATHING SUITS '
LOBB'S GENER,
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TRE `CLINTON,.NE`i'VS-RECORD
..+Npw that winter is really s1iiping'
out 'irnd spring has edged in, wa feel
more -than ever: that urge to l''r sl4en
up f our homes', Window Shaclesa
and Wall' Paper''' will ' 'do niueh to
transform your rooms,,,with not too,
rend' expense. We ;judge our,+ as
sortmettt in ;y'Wali 'Paper • is 'varied,
enough iii pattern and color ,to •'give
our, patrons„with decorative unaginR”
tion an easy freedom, and to furnish
a .variety of colorful effects in' ,hdr-
niony with the contour and spirit of
a room. The .otherwise finest room.
will serve and look no better than its
Wall Paper takes it. •P
. , ,'QVall Paper:..
a'ddselegance•to utility and comb'in'es'
the agreeabler with the ,useful.:, 'We
have a limited' assortment at so low
a price as 5o per roll.
We have Window Shades in Cream'
or ,Green, size 3x6 at 66c. They are
mounted on a spring: roller of second
quality. They may do for a time and
Perhaps .never work just right. We
judge there is' economy in the buying
,of• a better quality in cloth and
mounted on a • superior roller. In
addition to the price you pay for
your shades might it not be wive to
consider what your shades pay you
in value satisfaction and durability,
Tfle W..Q, Fair Co.
Often the Cheapest --Always the Best
own n 'dIIIIIIIIII IIWnn i a aq�„p j1111 1
Miss Eva Stevenson, Toronto, is with
her sister, Mrs. John Cuninghame.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Rutledge of
London spent; the week -end with
Clinton friends.
Miss Ruth Venner, who was home ov-
er the Easter vacation, has return-
ed to her school at Bogner.
Mrs. W. Craig and daughter. Miss
Patricia, ,Goderich, have been vis-
iting the lady's sister, Mrs. J. Et
Rands.
Mrs. Thornton z'eturned to her home
in Woodstock on Sunday after a
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Geo.
Murdoch.
Mr. Victor Crich of Northern Voca-
tional school, Toronto visited, last
week at the home of his mother,
Mrs. John-MePhee.
Miss Mary R. Stewart returned to
Oil Springs to resume her teaching
duties, after the holiday period
spent at her home here.
Miss Carol Evans returned last week
end to her teaching duties at En-
glehart, having spent the Easter
vasation at her home in town.
Mr. and Mrs, J. C. Cooper returned
Saturday after their honeymoon,
Mr. Cooper resuming his work
the staff of the Collegiate on Mon
day. I
Miss Linnie Nediger returned to her
teaching duties at Woodstock the
beginning of the week, after the
Easter holidays spent at her home
in town.
Mrs. Charles Colville of Grand Ledge,
'Mich., and her daughter, • Mrs. L.
Charron, Grand Rapids, Mich., aro
visiting the former's aunt, Mrs. J.
•Cuninghame.
r. John Hellyar returned hist week-
end to Peelee Island, where he is
teaching. He motored up and back,
taking his car over on the ferry
from Leamington.
Mr. Kenneth' Rorke left the beginning
lof,the week'�for Silver Centre, to
resume his, teaehing duties, after
iepending the: Easter' holidays. at
his' home in *Win. '' •
is s Clete 'Ford', who spent the Eas-
ter vacation 'at her home' in' town;
returned' on Monday' to Alma Col-
lege, St. Thomas, where she is
a: member of the staff.
Mrn. and Mrs. McGougan returned last
week from theip 'honeymoon and
have taken up their residence in
the Plumsteei residence; recently
vacated by Mr, and Mrs. Maltby.
is Ruth Higgins, after spending
the'Easter vacation at her home in
town, returned the beginning of
the week to Whitby, to resume her
teaching duties on the staff of
'Whitby Ladies' College. ' •
ss Mary Jenkins, who has been
pending some time with her sis-
er, Mrs. • Hugh Cameron, Guelph,
returrie '' last' week .and is with .her
ister, rs, 0. J. Wallis, Who has'
not bee , well dor some weeks.
eter4ryir dy Kennedy, 'who has
sen' with .his grandparents,” Mr.
and M`r d: ` 1'tSi'iiian Kennedy, for
the past two years, has gone to
Qronto to his parents; Mr ,r. .and
Ursa C. C. Kennedy.' .Teddy, who
s a' 'very winsome little fellow,
tibe greatly missed by• friopds,
ere.and by none as much as by hie
on
dev .i d --s` aRa a ts..
RED AND' WHITE
THURS., APRIL
27,
1933
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our.Friends fro. ; eighborxn -plac
,; A esT ilia from etre®WYYs,fl�r
Wee £^ end v s it .. ll and fl et'
yolk friends .at .our storea:
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BIG SPECIALS IN FRUITS AND- VEGETABLES
FOR SUNDAY' DINNER FRUITS, MEATS AND VEGETABLES'
Angel. Custard
1-4 cup Eagle `'Milk, 1.1-4 cup boiling water, 1-8 New Beets, each 5c
teaspoon salt, 3 egg whites, 1-2 teaspoon almond': New Carrots, 3- for 25c
extract. For making see Eagle Brand Cook Book. Cauliflowers,..
WEEK -END .(SPECIALS Mushrooms,25c and 30c
•-per lb. 1 35c
Corn Syrup (2 lbs. Pineapples . .
Sultana Raisins, 2' lbs. for
15c Cucumbers ..
15c Strawberries .. 10c and 15c
Shelled Walnuts, per lb. 25c . Lamb Roll,25c
Minute Tapoca,:•2 pkgs. for 25'c Veal Cutlets, per Ib. 20c
Soap Chips, 4 lbs. for 27e Tenderloin, per 1b. 35c
Box Fine Soap Chips, 5 lbs'. for 490 Schneider's Sausage, 35c
Comfort Soap, 10 bars for g , per lb. 15c
49c Swifts Sausage, per lb. 19c
Pastry Flour, 24 lbs. for 45c Breakfast Bacon, per lb. 19c
Maple Leaf Flour, 98 lb. bag $2.15 Fresh Trout and White Fish Fridays
North Star .. $2,30 Servos Bread, per loaf
Where
"Sells for Less" ' r �{� 9 CLINTON' 'S BIG
Price Prevails
® 1LCORNER . GROCETERIA!
Phone 48
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PEOPLE YOU KNOW Something Different R T
Mrs. D. E. Foster is visiting her The A. Y. P. A. of the parish of
parents at Trenton. Bayfield, Varna and 'Middleton's will
Miss Orpha Perdue spent last week- present, in the Town Hall, Bayfield
end with friends in Kitchener,
ON FRIDAY, MAY 5TH
Miss Dene O'Neil returned last week
after a very pleasant trip to the at 8 p.m.
West Indies. a b114 of three 1 -act plays
Mrs. Gandier, 8fiss Harriott and Mr. "THE DOORBELL'
Bob were in "lloionto fora couple
HER MODEL HUSBAND"
of days this week. 'MIX WELL AND STIR"
Rev. Dr. Dougall attended the moot- Admission, adults, 25c. Children, 15c
ing sof Synod in London the be -
Your
and Give These Young People
ginning of this week. Your Support. 20-2.
Mrs, C. Cook and Master Tack have
returned after spending the Eas-
ter vacation with Mr. and Mrs. T.
G. W. Cook of Toronto.
Miss Elizabeth Ford of the Oshawa
Public school staff was here dur-
ing the Easter vacation, visiting
her aunt, Mrs. S. Lawrence.
Mr. Horace Wiltse of Detroit visited
his mother, Mrs. L. Wiltse of
town, and his brothers on the Lon-
don Road over the week -end,
Mrs. R. H. Johnston, of Clinton, ac-
companied by her daughter, Mrs.
Lorne Young of Goderich, is visit-
ing her son, Mr. Clifford R. John-
ston of Detroit.
Misses Violet )Morrison, Eileen Rum -
hall and Jean MeTaggart returned
t6 resume their studies at Mac-
Donald Hall, Guelph this week af-
ter spending the vacation period ,
at their respective homes here.
Miss Madeline VanHorne, who has
been visiting . relatives in Cali-
fornia, returned home last night.
Miss VanHorne was in Hunting-
ton Park during the earthquake
shocks, her aunt and uncle having
to leave their home for several
days until it was examined and
pronounced' safe. Mr. C. VanHorne
went to Chicago to meet his sister.
DEATH OF ALBERT LOUIS ETNGIE
A NATIVE OF .STANLEY Ii
TOWNSHIP
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Good -Bye to insects on your,
Plants if you use -
EVERGREEN
Will also kills Ants or Fleas on
dogs. Non -Poisonous.
Safe and easy to use. Keeps)
your plants healthy.
35c A BOTTLE AT
ningliaMe
3Z mi-'
GREENHOUSE PHONE 176
FT •\ FLOWER SHOP PHONE31
There passed away at Vancouver,
B.C., Thursday, April 13th, Albert
Louis Elgie, aged 49 years.
The late Mr. Elgie was born in
Stanley township, the second son of
the late George W. Elgie, and Annie
McKay. He spent his early years in
Stanley township, and in 1903 went
to Western Canada, eventually locat-
ing at Davidson, Sask., where he
engagedin farming. In April, 1910,
he married Margaret E. McNair, and
this union was blessed with two
daughters, Norma (Mrs. H. E. Riggs)
of Longvyorth, B.C., and Irene, at
home. Twelve years ago, Mr. Elgie
disposed of his farming and other in-
terests at Davidson, and moved to
the Pacific Coast, where he engaged.
in business at Chilliwack, B.C., ,Vic-
toria, B.C. and latterly at Vancouver.
The funeral service was held in
Kerrisdale, Funeral Home, Vancouv-
er, April 18th -interment being made
in Ocean VieWt Cemetery, same City..
The minrdiate surviving relatives
besides the sorrowing widow and
daughters, are two brothers, Robert T.
of Torso aid GThomas; ' Melfort, a !1
Sask, I Ban d- anis sister, Mrs.. Andrew •
Foots of. Varna Mr. William Elgie,
of. Seaforth, is an w`uncle, as was also
the; late Robert Elgie of Kippen, who
passed away recently:"
Community Sale
Thurs., Fri., Sat.
April 27-28-29
10 percent Off
LAWN MOWERS AND
ALLADIN LAMPS
DURING THESE THREE DAYS
10 PER CENT, OFF ON ALL
RANGES IN STOCK FOR THIS
SALE
TRIS 18 FOR CASH ONLY
1T9 TIME TO BRIGHTLN UP
USE UTILAC, SHERWIN WILLIAMS OR BERRY BROS. PAINTS
AND VARNISHES, THE KINDS THAT GIVE ENTIRE
SATISFACTION
We have a full stock of Floor Waxes, Mops, and Wall Brushes,
A large stock of Lawn Mowers, Garden and Lawn Tools.
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT
We are featuring the Marshall better bedding week. Geta Free
Coupon and take a chance to get a 32540 Marshall mattress.
Our stock of Linoleum, Congoleum and Oil Cloth, in rugs and by
the yard is new and prices are right.
Yon will find a very complete line of Furniture here and prices
are lower than ever.
BALL At' FE
"Store With the Stock" Phone 195
Hardware, Furniture, Funeral Directors, Monument Dealers
N. Ball, Phone 110. J. J. Zapfe, Phone 103.
SUPERIOR CHAIN STORES
EXTRA
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Community Wide Specials
THURS., FRI., SAT., APRIL 27th, 28th, 29th
RASPBERRY or STRAWBERRY JA2I, 40 oz.
AYLMER SWEET CORN, per tin
28c
ROBINHOOD OATS, large k 9c
INGERSOLL MALTED CHEESE, per pkg, lO c
OHIPSO, large pkg. 19c
AYLMER FANCY CATSUP . 12c
SALADA TEA, 1-2 lb. for
BROOMS, only one to a eustoiner
FIVE ROSES FLOUR, 7 lbs. 25c 24 lbs.
SCHNEIDER'S PEAMEAL BACON. per Ib.
CHASE & SANBORNS DATED COFFEE, 1-2 ib. 27c
CHASE & SANBORNS DATED COFFEE, 1 lb. 49c
AYLMER SOUPS, Except Chicken, 3 tins for 25c
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Seed Potatoes, bag 90c. Choice Cooking Potatoes, Saturday only, 490
28c
19e
76c
DR, JACKSON'S FOODS
(Alkali Forming)
ROMAN MEAL
An Unsurpassed
Health Food
For 25 Years..
aE�,KUig ,
BEKUS PUDDY
Delicious
Made with Whole
Rice,
NATURE'S WAY TO BETTER REALM
LISIiIls
Especially devised
For Children!
'KOFY SUB
A Delightful Health
Beverage..
Economical too
BiARDWARE' and PLUi 8f1+ G
Phei ..r?+i4
c MOT ft SON •
on can be sure :of -getting everything, fresh here
PHONE 111.