The Clinton News Record, 1930-05-22, Page 871`".7f. CLINTON-NEWS RECORD
Re e JOHNSON
WEAK WATCH r Leans
A. WEAK 'PURSE and
WEEKS without = a watch
Wear .a
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The Watch. that
L4bsorbs• the Shocks
For Men and Women.
-Ladies' .$32.50 h'il;�lev
Coiigol.eum
GOLD SEAL
Rugs & Eioor Coverings
"GUARANTEED BY THE GOLD SEAL"
,The most modern and widely -used rugs the world over Con-
goleirm Gold Seal Rugs ... have changed the times by giving the
thrifty housewife the most modern and elaborate pattern effects
AT A. FRACTION OF WHAT SUCH BEAUTY WOULD HAVE
•COST SOME YEARS AGO.
And with this outstanding beauty Congoleum Gold Seal Rugs
offer many other advantages. , the improved "Multicote'- process
ensures years of long wear . , and eliminates. countless hours of
tiresome housework because the waterproof surface can be instantly
and spotlessly cleaned with the simple application of a damp mop.
Nofastening of any kind is required—Congoleum Gold Seal
Rugs and Floor -coverings, too, will be perfectly flat on the floor at
all times and never turn up to trip unwary feet or interfere with
swinging doors,
By all means see the full range of attractive' Congoleum pat-
terns ... you will marvel that such distinctive pattern beauty can be
offered at such little cost.
GET OUR PRICES BEFORE YOU INVEST
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steel BPOSe
The
PINEAPPLES,
DUTCH
MULTIPLIER
,SAVE ON YOUR GROCERIES
thriftiest Housewives trade here regularly, because they know
. they always receive- quality goods.
HEAD LETTUCE. CARROTS, PARSNIPS;
' BANANAS, ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT
SET ONIONS, PER LB 15c
ONIONS, PER LB, 10c
The G. & Grocers
QUALITY PHONE 125 SERVICE'
OUSEHOLD
HAi2
RE
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.
PLUMBING
Sutter & Perdue
HARDWARE
Phone 147w
ELECTRIC WIRING
1
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1! V FOR YOUR PICNICS ON THE .24th!
1 The suceess of your Picnic' on the 246 depends, on the lunch,
Imake sure of the best by shopping at one of the Superior Chain
Stores, where you are assured of the best quality at lower prices
honest measure and. personal service from the store owner. We
have everything you need for the lunch basket. • '
WE SELL THE REST FOR LE58
SPECIALS FOR WHBIt-ENI- ANIi iiOLtDAY
Crisco, "Best for.' frying or - Swift's Jeivel Shortening , 29c
Baking", l's '23c 1'§, 2 for •
Kellogg's Rice I rianies, Interlake Toilet, Peper, 26c
2 pkgs. ..2114 3 rolls
Eagle Condensed Milk, tift 19e Vi -Tone, 1-2's, 23c; l's ..55c
D,xydol "cleans' everything" Lifebuoy Health Soap,
Surge . . , . ..19e 2 cakes ... , 150
Wlagstaffe's Pure Marmal- Palmolive Soap, 3 cakes ..23c
addt 40 oz. jar" .29c Snappy snack cheese,
Premium Teit, reduced,lb. 590 a' plcgs. 15e
FRUITS - FRESH VEGETABLES.
STORE OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT
STOP AND SHOP AT
J. Table I N I HT & SON
PHONE, YOUR ORDER EARLY
CLINTON, ONT.
PHONE'" 111.
The
Wno.w
Is an important .decorative feature
of the home. The windows are, in
some lighting effects, at least, more
conspicuous than the wall decora-
tions. You have, no doubt, passed
a home and noted lovely flowers a-
round the door and the house nicely
painted, then you notice the windows
out of harmony with the other fea-
tures, and. its the `shades that spoil
the ' otherise happy view, ` their re-
newal :may, make the outside greatly
admired and the inside appearance
with suitable side Hangings makes
the effect pleasing and homelike.
We have them in ordinary colors
from 36 to 60 inches wide. For the
hangings 0.
it pays to say "Kirsch"
when you want Curtain Rods,• the
flat shape gives "-them sagless
strength and holds headings erect,
the graceful' carved• ends permit
draping curtains, clear to the casing,
shutting out side. glare. No sag; no
rust; no tarnish, will fit any window,
single, double cr triple, will produce
almost any desired effect. -
Tile W.D. Fair Goa
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
Mrs. A. E. Durnin lefjt Tuesday on a
visit to friends in Detroit.
Mr. Harold Kilty and family of To-
ronto spent the week -end in Clin-
ton.
IVIr Alex. Wielsh has returned after
a visit with friends at Iiyde Park
and Lambeth.
Mr. Bill Jackson and Miss Ruth
Jackson of Toronto were in town
over the week -end.
Miss Janet Lockwood of Toronto
spent the week -end with her fath-
er, Iltr, Fred Lockwood of town.
Mors. A. Sinclair of Toronto has been
spending the past fortnight as the
guest of her sisters, Mrs, W. Pick-
ard and Miss Georgina Rumbail.
Mrs. F. H. Cook of Wyandotte,
Mich., has returned to her home,
having been here since the death
of her father, the late Mr. Bagler..
Mrs. A, E. Blight and little son,
Master Bill, of Massey, Ont., are
visiting' at the home of the lady's
parents, Mr, and IvZrs, Wi, H.
Hellyar, ,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Webber and babe
and Mr. and h2rs. Joe Hudson and
children of Hensall were the guests
on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. David
Churchill. •
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ratli and little
1lss Jayce and Mr. and Mrs. T.
Noble and Roy of Blyth spent Sun-
day with Ms. and Mrs. Daviel
Churchill,
Mjr, J. A. Carter of London was in
town over ;the week -end. Mr. Car-
ter is not in the best of health as
iso is having trouble as the result
of a shrapnel wowed in his shoul-
der. • , 1
Mr. L. L. Brunch of Detroit, Mrs.
Annie Walker, Goderich and le.
and Mrs. IV4ur'ray McDougall and
daughter, June,- of Porter's Hill,
were visitor on Sunday at the
home. of Mr. and Mrs. John Wal-
ker.
Mrs. Gordon L, Hall and little Mas-
ter Teddy, who had been visiting
relatives in Clinton for some weeks,
left Friday for Tor.onto on their
way home. Mr. Hall nigtored up
from Pembroke and met them in
Toronto.
Messrs, C. H. Venner, H. P. Plum -
steel; T. G. •Seribbins, G. H. Jef-
ferson, G. E. Hall and H. Clark
went to Seaforth on Monday ev-
ening•to attend a meeting of Mal-
loch Chapter A.F. & A.M., the
occasion being a visit from the
Grand Superintendent for South
Mas Cliaiit,
'who 'spent the winter in
• Toronto has returned to her
hoine in town. Mrs.
/Chant has had a good deal 'of
trouble with blood poisoning -in her
left hand, the result of a cut. The
trouble is now over, except that
-the hand is still stiff.
TIIURSDAY, MAY 22, 1938
CLINTON'S BIG CORNER " GROCERY
( 24th MAY
1 PROMPT AND COURTESOUS SERVICE BY OUR EFFICIENT -HELP
MAKES YOUR HOLIDAY SHOPPING A PLEASURE.
n WE WILL BE OPEN FRIDAY EVENING
For Picnics and Holidays
Sardines (small fish) 2-25c
Large bottle Olives 30c
" Pimento 35c
Eagle Brand Milk 21c
Sweet mixed Pickles 25c
C. & B. Catsup 25c
I • Carnation Milk, 2 for 25c
Borden's Milk, 2 for 25c
Heinz's Spaghetti and
Pork & Beans, 2 for 27c
Oxydol, large 19c
1
MAY 24
Basket of Oranges
for
6•c
Large Pineapples
25e and 35c
DO YOUR SATURDAY'S
SHOPPING ON FRIDAY
Baking Powder; lb. 19c
Corn Flakes, 3 for 25c
Salads Tea, per lb. 59c
Red Rose Tea, lb. • 59c
Blue Ribbon Coffee, lb. 59c
Rice Krispies, 2 for 21c
Ammonia, 4 packages 25c
Post Toasties, 3 pkgs. 25c
Crisco, lb. 23c
FRIGIDAIRE: Choice Picnic Hams, per Ib. 23c Breakfast Bacon, piece 35c
Corned •Beef, per Ib. 30c Lard, 3 lb 50c Shortening, 3 lb 50c
Blue Ribbon Mayonnaise
Kay Salad . Dressing
Lime Cup, per bottle
Orange Cup, Large
30c
25c
30c
59c
steer
Baker's Coconut
10 Bars Comfort
Soap and 6 Cups
& Saucers
ear .IIIIEZv
Morning Delivery: 9 and 11 a.m.
Cash and
Carry •
Phone 48
$1.00 ORDERS DEIIVERED FREE
W. T. O'N
O
Afternoon Delivery: 2:30 and 5 pan,
Where
"Sells for Less"
Price Prevails
SUMMERHTLL
Mrs. Ernest Crich of Tuckersmith
spent the week -end as the guest of
Miss Mabel Wright.
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
A Musical Treat in the
CLINTON JIAPTIST CHURCH
THURSDAY MAY 29TH
8 p.m.
Assisting Artists—Mr. C. Light-
foot, noted singer from Stratford;
Mr. Harvey MaGeo, Auburn, Hu-
ron's Famous "Harry Lauder." The
Blyth Ladies' Quartette also local
talent. Come and hear a treat,
Admission, Adults, 25c, Children, 15c
67-2.
Spring Plants
GROW, PERENNIALS. AND HAVE
A PERMANENT FLOWER
'" n; , BED
WE CAN SUPPLY
• in 2 -year-old clumP
DELPHI5IEUMVIS, (Very Choice),
SWEET WILLIAM, CANTERBURY
BELLS AND COLUMBINE
• SEEDLINGS
CANTERBURY BELLS, ORIENTAL
POPPIES, HARDY CARNATIONS,
ANCIiUSAiS,; PYRETHEREU'M,
FOXGLOVE, COLt%M!IIINE, SCAB
IOSA, HARDY CANDY TUFT,
BABY'S BREATH, GAILLARDIA
FINE FIELD GROWN PANSY
PLANTS IN BLOOM AND BUD
.We jean serve you best in day time
as these plants are all field grown.
,ANNUALS, in boxes, each 95c
WALL FLOWERS, CHINESE LAN-
TERNS, DOUBLE HOLLY-
HOCKS, a box 25c
CHOICE HOT HOUSE ROSE
BUSHES FOR SALE
BUTTERFLY, PREPVIIE•R, PIERSON
AND PERNET.
will give early bloom in your garden
TOMATO PLANTS FROM 10c A
DOZEN RIGHT PROM HOT
BEDS TO 91.00 A DOZEN
BIG PLANTS IN BUD AND BLOOM
Rev. Mr. Treelaven and Miss Mil-
fared Treleaven of Luckno'w were
week -end guests with Dr. Howard
and Mrs. Fowler. Miss Treleaven
(contributed a very Inuch appreb-,
Gated nolo at both morning and ev-
ening service in Wesley Willis
United ckureh oh Sunday.
Mie. J. C. M;oli6`ath left yesterday af-
ternoon tor Toronto- to be present
at the graduation exererTes in cont
ieetion ws1hr life Toronto General
( ospital, hen daughter; Miss Ruth,
eing a member of 'this vear'si
elate. Miss Ethel Holmes, daugh-
ter of Rev A.A.and -104'x' Iioliites
of Clinton is also a hnEmilier oa this
ig'trEad itirig *ass. • , , ,
J. Cuninghame, Florist
1 67:2.
Attention Ladies!
A permanent wave of natural
beauty can be acquired by 'making
appointment and . peening un the un-
dersigned,
PRICES $7.50 AND '$10.00
Mrs -Agnes Forrester
'iioiie '�L19 fo'I appdinttfent.
ween "A., 161%161.
COAL ' CO .E
We tell DIA:* hTfii 1 aihbti<s leadiiip
Aritho'aeite ,Coal, jSolvay Nut acid
Furnace Coke,„ L4bert Range, sae
Coke, Alberth'Cdal' nd Millets Creek
tat 'boal lir Motte—
:Godd el'ean fuel at "h reaso`iiable
Pride.
'& 'SUN
j Orders, tat@p at i esrdenoe Ontario St.
l3bNE"Sa .6w 'and 46j
June Bazaar
An annual Bazaar under the aus-
pices of the Ladies' Auxiliary, will
be held in the basement of the
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
FRIDAY, JUNE 6th
from 2.30 to 6.00 o'clock
Mrs. "Forrester, Afternoon Tea
Booth; Mrs. McTaggart, Apron;
Mrs. G. Roberton, Fancy WJork; Mrs:
Axon, Candy; Mrs. Mutoh, Home-
made Baking; Kiss E. MacKenzie,
Fortune Telling; Mrs. Dougan, Kit-
chen; E. J. McLean, Touch and Take,
07-3.
• ASK FOR
MADE IN CLINTON BREAD
BEST QUALITY FRESH DAILY
Also
BUNS; ROLLS AND FANCY
PASTRY
EVERY4.EING ELSE IN THE
BAKERY LINE
Wendorf's Bakery
MAKERS OF
"Whole Wheat" and "Snowflake"
BRE D
THE PAINTING
SEASON IS AT
HAND.
Prepare to paint your
House, inside or out.
See our Color Scheme
and use our paint,
MARTlN$SENOUR,
100 per tent. Pure,
k sumo to try a tan of
bur Oui'cI-ate Enamel
in ll (colors. You will
like it.
Hawkins
HARDWARE and PLUMBING
Phone, 244
IT'S TI'S
C
E
After the long winter you will no doubt be tired of looking •at
some of Your old Rugs; Linoleums,Oil Clothes, Etc. W,e 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 Mjarshall 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 LamDs at $3.50.
This is the time for Cedar ()tests 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
Hardware Phone, 195 Furniture Phone 104
t.1
CURED MEATS
Breakfast Bacon, piece ,,..33c
P. Mealed Cott. Roll 28c
Smoked Cott. Roll , 30c
Smoked Pic. Hams , , 22c
Smoked Hams ..... 350
Dry Salt Pork 25c
Back Bacon, in piece 50e
P. M. Back Bacon, piece , 45e
Smoked Ham, piece 85c
TRY OUR COOKED MEATS
1 -I. -made Head Cheese lb. ..20c
Jellied Veal, per lb. 30e
Corned Beef, per lb. 300
Macaroni & Cheese Loaf Ib35c
Valencia ROTI, per ib, 36c
English Loaf, per lb. 50e
Cooked Ham, per ib. 55e
Square Bologna, piece, lb. 23,e
Ring Bologna, per lb. 25c
Smoked Liver Sausage, ib25c
CHOICE BEEF ON HAND AT ALL TIMES
BABY BEEF, VEAL, PORK._ AND LAME FOR WEEK -END
AS USUAL
Kindly let us have your delivery order the .night before for early
Delivery.
LARD, PER L13:,"17c; 3 LBS'. FOR 50e
CHOICE SPRING LAMB IN STOCK NOW
Connell & Tyndll
" CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET "'
Phone 162 Huron Street.
No
IS THE TIME TO PICK YOUR WALL PAPER
FOR SPRING '
We have over 600 samples to choose • from
" r PRICES FROM Sc' TO $2:00:
Phone 234 and we wilt cafe With Samp a Case
D. A. AY
Painter and Decorator:
Huron St., Clinton r• -•