The Clinton News Record, 1930-05-01, Page 8IRE CLINTON-NEWS RECORD
'CLINTON'S LEADING JEWELERY STORE
GIVE "HER" A Olt+', OF
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MOTHER'S DAY
A beautiful and wide assortment df
Fine Quality Jewelry speciallypriced for
Mother's" Day—Come :in and see how in-
expensively you can give her jewelry.
A new 'pair of Spectacles or some beau-
tiful China.
Rn H. 4.10FrINSON
Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry •
Next Hovey's Drug Store. Jeweller and Optician
COM
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ON MAY 10TH WE WILL GIVE AWAY A 6'x9'
CONGOLEUM RUG 'ABSOLUTELY FREE
SEE THEM • ON DISPLAY IN OUR WINDOW
AND GET FULL PARTICULARS AT
OUR STORE
TRY FOR THE LUCKY GUESS
MAY 1ST TO MAY 10TH
lumsteel Bros.
s.
SAVE I N YOUR GROCERIES
The thriftiest Housewives trade here regularly, because they know
they always receive quality goods.
PINEAPPLES. HEAD LETTUCE. e CARROTS,
BANANAS, ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT
DUTCH SET ONIONS, PER LB 15c
14ZULTIPLIER ONIONS, PER LE, 10c
PARSNIPS,
The 6. W S. Grocers
SERVICE:
. QUALITY
PHONE 125
HOUSEHOLD
SPECIALLY PRICED
When you want to save money you don't have to go to a
Bank. Come here and buy our hardware! Everything
just a little lower in price than elsewhere.
Sutter & Perdue
HARDWARE ELECT* WIRING
Phone 147w
We all acknowledge the vogue of
the `modern movement to color. The
hues and patterns of to -day are mak-
ing; over our cars, our clothes,. even
our pats and pans, Wall Paper will
modernize your home withoutrefur-
nishing, or remodeling it, without re-
legating your furniture gainetward,
without experimenting in .oddity in
time dispised, without expending over-
much. Tt brings to your walls and
home the talent of creative artists in
the modern manner at less expense
than that of any comparable, wall
decoration. It magically transforins
dull walls and 'introduces the modern
color note. The right wallpaper
blends the' objects it frames into its
design and produces ' its subtle de-
corative charm. It is possible that
during an era of blank or unsightly
walls a person's decorative instincts
may have been thwarted -and it is to
Wall Paper all such may turn as the
keynote of home decoration with
pleasing results assured. About
forty patterns clearing at 5c and 7c.
T le 1Si n 11 Fair lL�Or
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
1 -Big Aylmer . Ti.i.ato
Weck
April 28th to May 3rd
CALL AND SEE OUR AYLMER DISPLAY. AT REAL
BARGAIN PRICES
OTHER SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY, & .SATURDAY
Clarks Pork & Beans, 2 for 19e :
Chicken Haddy, each 19c
Choice Pumpkins, large,
2 for 25e
Surprise Soap,'7 bars 39c
Jewel .Shortening, l's .-.:17c',
Guest Ivory Soap, 12 cakes 50c
Crosse & Blaellwall's little
Chip, Orange or Lemon
Marmalade, 12 oz. ..23c
Rawee' Flotor Wiax, l's ...,..43c
Heavy Zinc "lash Board and .• .
3 doz. Clothes pins all
for ... 590
Place your Orders for Irish Cobier Seed Potatoes (Certified Seed),
FRESH FRUITS ANi) VEGETABLES EVERY DAY
STOP AND SHOP AT
J. T.MC KN IGH'T & SON
PHONE YOUR ORDER EARLY
OLINTQN, ONT. PTl'bIVE '111
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CLINTON'S BIG CORNER GROCERY
TI-ITJRSDA,Y, MIRY 1, 1930
AYLMER TOMATOES, CORN AND PEAS
Special Prices in Dozen Lots
AYLMER SOUP AYLIVIER PUMPKIN, AYLMER ,FRUITS
Aylmer. Tomatoes 18c, per doz 1.90 Chip ,Marmalade 23c 3 Shoe Polish 25c, Stao
Corn, 2 cans 25c
Peas, 2 cans 25c
Aylmer Sweet Corn 18c
Caryl's Golden Banta') 23c
Gran. Sugar, 10 lb 56c
Seedad Raisins, 2 pkgs 25c
Soap Chips, 2 lb. 25c
Dates, 2 lb. 19c
Rolled Oats, 3 Ib. 13c
Cocoanut, . per Ib. 29c
Ginger Snaps, 2 lbs. 25c
Basket of Oranges 59c
3 Grape Fruit 25c•
Bananas, per dozen 29c
Lard, 20 ib. pail $3.20
Lard, 3 lb. 50c
I_BIG FiNEAPPLE WEEK
i. egins Now
• Large, Beautiful Pineapples for
Canning. Special Price in dozen
and half dozen lots
Ba Bacon, piece, lb. 35c
Creamery Butter, lb. 38c
Maple Leaf Flour $4.50'
Shoe Polish . 1Oc
2 Pork and Beans 19c 3
Chicken Haddie 19c
7 Surprise Soap 39c
2 Pumpkin Large 25c
Fresh Salmon Trout
(Tuesday and Friday)
. Weather Permitting
Morning Delivery: 9 and 11 a.m.
Cash and
Carry
Phone 48
$1.00 ORDERS DELIVERED FREE
. T.
Afternoon Delivery: 2:30 and 5 p.m.
Where
"Sells for Less"
Price Prevails
Miss A. Bartliff has returned to he •
'duties at Auburn.
Mrs. G. A. Walker is visiting he •
sister in Hamilton.
Miss Agnes tilralker returned to
Kingston on Saturday.
Misses Dorothy and Susie Steep vis-
ited Brnsefield friends last week.
Miss Grace Evans spent Easter week
as the guest; or her sister, Miss
Carol, Verchoyle.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Fisher and family
of Stratford visited •rpllitives in
Clinton last week.
Mr. Ray Carter of Toronto spent the
Easter vacation with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Carter.
Miss Verginia Quarles of Van Burin,
Ark., is visiting her sister, Mrs.
L C. Harrison, at St. Paul's Rec-
tory.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. Blanchard of Detroit
have been visiting the lady's moth-
er, Mrs. Margaret . Pickett, of
:town.
Mfrs. C. H. Epps of Cuba arrived last
week to spend the summer months
with her mother, Mrs. Argent of
town.
Miss Mary McDowell of London is
spending a couple of weeks visit-
ing Misses Stella and Deloris
Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Steven of To-
ronto spent last week -end as guests
of the latter's mother, Mrs. C. H.
Bartliff.
Rev. J.,E. Hogg and Rev. A. E. Doan
:were in Seaforth yesterday at-
tending the meeting of the Huron
Presbytery.
Mr. Nick Gregorash of Toronto was
a ‘,.,.;!tor during the Easter vaca-
tir,•n at th' home of Mr, and Mrs.
T. T. Carter.
Mi. G. S. Robertson of Lucknow was
in town on Monday, coming down
to attend the funeral of the late
Miss Rye, a former neighbor.
Miss Nellie Rapson visited her moth-
er in town this week, accompany-
ing the remains of the late Miss
Carrie Rye from the city on Mon-
day.
Miss Hattie Courtice spent Easter
'week in St. Thomas and on her re-
turn was acdcrepanied by Miss
Burke, who spent a few days with
her.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Fitzsimons of
Detroit have been in town this
week, being called here owing to
the sudden death of the former's
mother.
Mrs. J. W. Hill of Longheed, Alta.,
formerly of Oxbow, is expected on
Saturday to make an extended vis-
it with her daughter, Mrs. W. J.
PlunlSteel.
Misses Winnie and Sadie Draper re-
turned Saturday to St. Catherines
to resume their teaching duties af-
ter spending the Easter vacation at
ltheir home in town.
Mr, ana Mrs. W. Colquhoun of
Staffs, visited the former's sisters,,
Mrs. E. Kennedy, Mfrs. M. T. Cor-
' less and Mrs. H. .Fitzsimons ;of
town during the past week.
MU:ss Cora Jervis, principal of the
!Continuati'on school at St. George,
was an Raster week �g�u�est at the
home of her parents, Mr: and Mfrs.
0. 3. Jervis, north of town.
Il&ies Betty; Lawrence spent the b as-
ter vacation at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Georg
Lawrence• of Londesboro "She was
accompanied by Miss Beatrice
Brown.''
Itirs. C. J. Wallis and . Ma Wilbur
Wlallis attended the 'anniversary of-
'North
fNorth street United chinch, Gcde-
jrich, on Sunday merning, . when
1 Rev. Dr. 1Gunny moderator of ; the
General Council cf,. the United
, Church of Oahada w.1s the "special
I pr'eaeler.'
Rev. C. E. Dougan has been in St.
Thomas this week attending the
meeting of :the Hamilton -London
Synod. .
Mrs. Clinton Moore and sons, Clar-
ence and Willis of Ransomville,
N.Y., and Mrs. Shulmyster of Nia-
gara Falls were guests last week
of Mr. and Mrs, M. T, Corless and
Mrs. E. Kennedy.
Mr. John Hellyar returned to Strat-
ford on Monday ko resume his
studies at Normal. When his
year's course is ended Mr•. Hellyar
goes up to Bigwin Inn, where he
has accepted la position for .the
summer. .
Messrs. Fred Lawrence of Hamilton
and Harry Lawrence of East
Windsor and Miss Olive E. Law-
rence of Kinmount were guests
daring the Easter vacation of their
parents, Mr. and Mrs S. Lawrence'
of town.
1'frs. Wt J. Paisley, who spent the
winter with her son, C. D. Paisley
of Montreal, and some weeks this
spring with another son, S. W.
Paisley of Toronto, returned home
Saturday. Mr. W. S. Paisley mot-
ored his mother up from Toronto
and spent the week -end in town.
Mrs. Miller of Indian Head, who
spent the winter in Ottawa
with her husband who is a mem-
ber of the Dominion Parliament,
visited with her sister, Mrs. J. S.
Evans of town, during the Easter
recess. Mr. Miller returned to the
west on the closing of Parliament,
and Mk, Iddiller met him in Toron-
.to on 'M'onday and they returned
to Ottawa together,
Mr. II. R. Sharp, manager of the
local branch of the Bank of Mon-
treal, was in Brantford on liSon-
day attending the funeral of the
late Hugh Blair MacKenzie, Gen-
eral Manager of the Bank of Mon-
treal, who died very suddenly in
Montreal on Friday. Mr. Mac-
Kenzie, who was but fifty -taro
years Of age, had reached the posi-
tion of general manager in Octo-
ber last, after a useful and bril-
liant career. He was a son of
Ven. Archdeacon MaclCenaie of
Grace Church, Brantford. He is
also survived by his wife and three
:children.
on Monday of this week.
The Misses Ada Watson, Violet
Mason and Jessie Chisholm all of
London were Good Friday and Eas-
ter visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Webster.
PAPER COLLECTION
By Clinton Home and School Club
Saturday, May 3rd
Papers, Books, Newspapers and Rags
will be appreciated.
Kindly roll in small bundles and
tie securely and leave on verandah
or front steps. • 62-2.
VAItNA _.
drs E. A. Seeley and her son,
Jack, of Detroit, Mich., visited at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Austin
The First Post -Lenten
Soc°al
will be '.held hi •
ST. JOSEPH'S IIALis
on the 0$bdnlg Of
MONDAY) MAY 3tlr
ASK FOR
MADE IN CLINTON BREAD
BEST QUALITY FRESH' DAILY
Also
BUNS, ROLLS AND FANCY
PASTRY -
EVERYTHING ELSE IN THE
BAKERY LINE
Wendorf's Bakery
MAKERS OF
"Whole Wheat" and; "Snowflake"
BREAD
Progressive Luetic until 10 o'clecic..
Excellent Musa I,iunch'tit 11.45
EVEiLoi•Y30DY WElitOM 1
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COAL to" . CO
We sell liL&W aiidi'amblisrtoa{ding
Anthracite• Coal, 4Solvay Nut and
Fur'nac . Coke Liberty paries side
Coke, Albeita Coal and Nill6 s Creek
Soi•t coal, ` `Oar Motto— ,
Good clean 'fuel at a • reasonable
price.
W. J. M'f LUR & SON
Orders takert;at ib'eidence Oitario St.
PHONES. 46w and 467'
Sire
and Seed
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'PAINT'S A` b viA13tNISHES
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lour traoftllor`Will be Iiereto advise
lyou•turd hello Sou. in an3wn y. See our
coupon'on another Page of this pa -
'per, Colne in early while we have a
'good choice' to show Yeu.
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flP'S T `lI
After the long winter you will no doubt; be tired of looking at
some of your old Rugs, Linoleums,Oil Clothes, Etc. We have the
remedy, the finest and Brightest stock we ever had.
Then you may want a New Bed Spring or Mattress; we have
them at all prices but we would especially mention the new Spring -
filled Marshall Mattress—Real Comfort at $19.50.
You will be surprised to know that you can buy a real good
looking Bridge Lamp at $3.00. Floor and Table Lamps at $3.50.
This is the time for Cedar Chests and Ferneries.
A good stock of Baby Carriages, Strollers, Sulkies and Tri-
cycles.
Clinton Hardware & Furniture Co..
Funeral Directors Monument Dealers
The Store with a Stock
Hardivaro Phone; 195 Furniture Phone 104
1'. I lois
HARDWARE ' and PLUMBING
Phone 244
CURED MEATS
Dry Salt Pork 25e
P. Mealed Cott: Roll 28c
Smoked Cott. Roll 30c
Smoked Pic. Hams ... 92e
Smoked Hams . 35c
TRY OUR COOKED MEATS
H• -made Head Cheese lb. 20c
Jellied Veal, per lb. 30c
Corned Beef, per lb. 80c
Macardni & Cheese Lob£ 1b35c
Valencia. Roll, per lb. 36e
English Loaf, per lb. 50c
Cooked. Haan,, per lb. 55c
Square Bologna, piece, lb23c
Ring Bologna, per ib. 25e.
Smoked Liver Sausage, lb25''c
Choice Baby Beef at small
extra cost
Sweet mixed pickles, pint 25c
Bulk Olives, per pint 35e
VEAL
Rib Roast, lb. 25c
Shoulder Roast, lb. 25e
Cluck. Rbast, .lb, , ..25c
Veal Chops, lb. ......30e
LAMB
Lamb Stews, Ib. 22c
Shoulder Roast, lb. 28c
Rib Roasts, Ib. 28c
Loin Roasts, 113. 32c
Leg• Roast, Ib. 35e
Chops lb. . . 350
REAL GOOD LARD
Bulk 17c lb. or 3 for 50c
Connell & Tyndall
CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET "
Phone 102111E1nttlfl ei R1ron Street.
New
IS TI4.E TIME TO PICK YOUR WALL PAPER
FOR SPITING
We have over 600 sampfies to choose from
PRICES 1C'ROMV1 8e TO $2.00:
Phone 234 and we wilt ea with Sample Case
. , r... , KAY
Huron St., Clutton Painter and ID corator