The Clinton News Record, 1930-07-03, Page 8'IHE CLINT ON%RWEWII RECORD,:
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JOHNSON
CLINTON ONTARIO
OF THE BETTER
QUALITY
AT 'A LOWER PRICE
You eould pay more but
you couldn't get any fin-
er .guality work clothes.
LOOK AT THESE VALUES •OFl;ERED BELOW:
MEN'S OVERALLS, Black .or striped, Special $1.45
MEN'S OVERALLS, plain ,blue, extra .heavy $1.95
MEN'S: KHAKI_ COMBINATION OVERALLS,. Special 02.25
MEN'S WORK SHIRTS, all sizes, Cleaering lines ... ...75e
MEN'S COTTON WORM; SOX, Special 15e
MEN'S ALL -WOOL SOX, Special 29e
• MEN'S COTTONADE WORK TROUSERS, Special $1.49
MEN'S HEAVY WORK BOOTS, Pancho Soles, Special $3,50
COMPARE THESE PRICES AND YOU WILL APPRECIATE
THE EXTRA' VALUES
Plumsteel Bros.
COFFEE COFFEE
Have you used our Loose Coffee?
It is. the Best Ask for a Sample
Telephone . We Deliver Promptly
Every order given our Personal Attention
The C. & S Grocers
QUALITY PHONE 125 SERVICE
ONE MINUTE NICKLE PLATED
ELECTRIC TOASTER
These are a Bargain at
$1.98
PLUMBING
Sutter & Perdue
HARDWARE ELECTRIC WIRING
,Phone 147w
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'YOU _NEED THIS MONEY
The money you spend for food should be spent where you get
the best quality at lowest prices and finest service --but it should
stay in your distiret—if it doesn't 'rout• coinmuniy . cannot grow
and in the end you suffer directly by the loss of property value and
prosperity. There 'are dose to seven 'hundred Superior Chain
Stores in, Ontario—eaeh is.owned by an independent .,grocer but
they buy as one in tremendous quantities. Deal at these stores if
you would practise economy and benefit your community,
VIE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
SPECIALS POR THE Mr/UM-END,
Prem. Reed Sookeye;
,Salmon, l's, tall > 39e
Kellogg's Pep, 2 ,pkgs. .. ,230
Swift's Jewel Shortening
l's, • 16e
Way Toilet Soap tnd 1
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...'cake, free, 3 for 1 ... ;..:.25e.
Glacier Brand Sardines, 2 •
tins for.. 23e
Fresh Roasted Peanuts, '
Lealand Sweet mixed pick-'
les, 30 oz, jar 47e
({'.raft Mayonnaise, Ige.''bot25e
Baba, 'for cleaning Poree-
aain", per tin ...14e
Princess Soap l`lakes, pkg. 23c
,Surprise Soapy 7 cakes ..39e
Fray Bentos Corned ,beef
'1's :l .,.., 23c
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Y tl''`..WILL, ENJOY SHOPPING AT
Mc KNIGHT '' ''
• PHONE YOUR, QRDPI* 1MAR:LY
CLTb1TON,.ONT. PHONE 111.
Living in a well -lighted town, one
forgets thedangers that lurk in dark-
ness when vacation. *trails lead us
back to camp through the ` woods.
Take an Eveready Flashlight with
you;' See and be .safe in the unfam-
iliar darkness of Vacationland. For',
.guiding you.; through ''the -woods,
changing a•tire in thedark, reading
road maps or signs. i'ts' use will
make your task safer, easier and
quicker.
Tile W. D. Fair Co.
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
Miss Carol .Evans of Verchoyle is
Thome for the holiday,
Miss Agnes Welker is home from
her .school in Kingston.
Mr. and Mrs. Johtt Wiseman have
been visiting •in Windsor.
Miss Marion •Gibbings is spending the
week with Toronto friends.
Mr. Ferg. Carter of Detroit is spend-
ing the holidays at his home.
Miss Margaret Johnston of Drayton
is visiting Miss Violet Morrison.
Mit A. Bartliff, R.N., is home from
Aurora for the summer holidays
Miss Mary Watkins of London is
holidaying at her home in town.
i'tr. and Mrs. Frank Layton spent
Sunday with friends at Stratford.
Mr. Carl Furniss of London has been
visiting Clinton friends this week.
Miss Stella MIarquis returns to her
duties in Western Hospital, Toron-
to,
Mrs, R. 3. Muff has bean visiting
friends in Kincardine the past
week,
Mr. and Mas. Ed. Jenkins spent the
holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Rees
Jenkins,
Miss Clete Ford of Alma College, St.
Thomas, is holidaying at her home
in town.
liss Corona Brugemann of Chesley
3s visiting her sister, Mfrs. 'Ed.
W endorf.
Mr. Mervin Farquhar of Detroit is
visiting his mother, Ms. G. M.
Farquhar.
Rev. C. E. and Mrs. Dougen and
family have taken a cottage at
Bayfield for July.
Mir. and Ma's. R. Pepper went to
:Stratford on Saturday to the
Pepper reunion picnic.
Mrs. C, W. Brown who has been in
;W)eodstock for some time was a
Sunday visitor in town. •
Misses Omerine Lebeau and Stella
Deeves of London spent' the week-
end at their respeetiv homes.
Miss Larene Langford of Detroit is
visiting at the home of her par-
ents, Mr. and, Mxs. Bert Langford.
Mr. and My s. Wm. Thornton and
daughter of Preston have been vis-
iting Ilftrs. C. H. Bartliff this
week.
Mir. and Mrs. Prank Layton, Elliott
and Irene attended, the Pepper re-
union picnic at Stratford on Sat-
urday.
Mr. Donald McLeod, Miss Marion
and Master Gordon of Mkdntreal
are 'guests of Mr. and M,rs. Ralph
Tiplady. •
MIr. and Mrs. John Carter and Mr.
and Mfrs. Couliffe and daughter of
Windsor visited recently with Mr.
and Mrs. J. T. Wise.
Mit. (Rev.), J. E.•Ilogg and her two
daughters, 'M'Isses Jean . and Ethel
have gone to their summer cot-
tage in 'Southampton.
Mrs. McKinnon and Miss Kathleen
who has been teaching on the staff
of Napanee Collegiate are guests
of Mrs. John Johnston.
Messrs. Paul Hovey and Jack Gib -
binge left last Friday morning .on
a long hike. They intend to go
.out to the Western Coast.
Misses .its bel Robinson; and Bessie
:Livermore left in the early part
of the week on a two weeks' vaca-
tion in London and Woodstock. •
Mr: and Mrs. E. T., Watson and"
family of Hamilton. were in town
on Sunday, the •guests, of Mr. and
Mrs..G. A. Walker; Miss 1Vtadel-
taine will remain with her aunt for
the summer months, ,
1Vijias Jean Hobbs left ' ort'. Tuesday
''morning". for her home' in Therm -
dale.. 'lle regret that. Mtiss Hobbs
isnot returning- it int5 is in the
fall... We wish her every". <success,
in herfuture' is'ehool'.
Mr' R A 'Keds ets,the fum of Eagitn
ISebosi -et .Business and hi§, son in-
law, Senor' Franeisio Lluberas ' .of
Porto Rico; .are guests. of Mr. Kelly'
sister and,brotherin-law,.Mr. and
Mrs. Morrison, this week,'
THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1rJ$o'
BIG CORNER 'GROCERY ,
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CLINTON'S
IF RG1C IKING
All this week including Saturday July 5th.
Samples` and Instructions.
wolvDEe
You are
invited to call each day for
Do not miss it,
For Demonstration Week
C. & S. Coffee, per Ib. 59c
Gran. Sugar; 10 lb. 53c
Fruit Sugar, 2 lbs. 25c
Icing Sugar, 2 lb. 19c
Dates, 2 lbs. 19c
Kellogg's Corn Flakes 3-25.:
Large Pineapple, 2 for 25c
Large bottle of Sweet Pic-
kles 49c _Small 25c
For Campers and Picnics
Carnation Milk, 2 tins 25c
E. Fz. Milk, tin, 21c
Olives plain, large 19c_
Olives, Stuffed 29c
Fruit Cup, small size 35c
Fruit Cup, large size 59c
Red Salmon, tin 39c
Princess Soap Flakes 23c..
(with one Small pkg. free)
Toilet Soaps
Many Flower, 3 for .. 21c
Lux Soap 3 for 21c
Calay 3 for 21c
Picnic Plates, 2 doze 15c
Picnic Cups, carton 10c
Serviettes, pkgs,,. 20c
Corn Starch, 2 pkgs. 19c
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Swift's Demonstration on Saturday of Samples of Cheese,
Breakfast and Back Bacons. A free cook book with each purchase
of Jewel Shortening at 16c per pound. Look, for the Children, A
free balloon, will be given away, with each purchase of 1 lb. of Weiners
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Cash and
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$1.00 ORDERS DELIVERED FREEE
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Afternoon Delivery: 2:30 and 5
Where
L "Sells for Less"
Price Prevails
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PEOPLE YOU KNOW
Miss Clete Ford is spending a few
weeks in London.
Miss Josephine Harris left Monday
for Orendaga Girls' Camp.
Mr. L. W. Currell cf Oshawa is holi-
daying with his family in town. '
Iltr. and Mrs. Nixon Welsh motored
from London to attend the Welsh
picnic.
Mr. and Mt. Fletcher Young of
New Tooznto, spent the week -end
in town.
Miss Clark and Miss Rudd returned
yesterday after a ten days' stay at
Bayfield.
Mir. George Bolton' was in Brantford
last week visiting his sons Asa
and Burton.
Miss R. V. Irwin left by boat from
Owen Sound on Monday on a trip
to the west.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl O'Neil of Hali-
fax are visiting friends and rela-
tives in town.
Miss Amy Rowson was in Kincar-
dine Iast week, the guest of Dr.
and Mrs. Ferguson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Davis of Toron-
to spent a few days in town, tat -
'ling on old friends.
Mrs. Milton Cook and daughter, Bet-
ty of Sarnia are visiting Mr, and
Sirs. John Schoenhals.
Miss Edith Hunt is spending a holi-
day in Toronto as the guest of her
sister, Mtiss W6nnifred Bunt.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Lucas spent the
holiday in Brantford with members
of their family resident there.
Mrs. (Dr.) Pecunier of Chicago ar-
rived Tuesday on a holiday visit
to her parents,:Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Ford. •
Mr. Dave Doak of Toronto carne up
'to join Mrs. Cook, who has been
(visiting friends 'in town the past
week.
Messrs. Sid. Newman and Norval
'Turnbull of Toronto spent the
week -end as the guests of Mr. and •
Mrs. H. B. Harris.
Miss Jean Hogg is .in.Toronto nark-
ing examination papers and -Miss
Ethel (Fogg is taking a summer
- course at the Ontario College . of
Art, Toronto. ••
Mrs. John Inglis of Stratford, Mr.
and Mrs. Trowhill of Guelph and
iMr. and Mrs. George Morse . of
/Buffalo, N.Y., were in town on
Monday, calling ,on friends.
Mika. and Mr's. L. 'Weir and Master
Joe. of. Cayuga and Miss Jean of
Dunnville motored.up for a couple
of days and attended the Welsh
picnic in Bayfield on Dominion
' Day.
*.ss Margaret Davies, deaconess, of
'Chicago, and her _sister, Miss Mae
r Davies, who has been spending
some months with her in Chicago,
arrived home Tuesday on a holiday
visit.
District Representative I. McLeod
and Assistant A. Barr were in
Markdale last 'week acting at
judges in .the annual Junior. Far-
mer and Junior Institute competi-
tions.
Miss Eleanor Fisher of Winnipeg,
,Mari., arrived in Clinton after a
,pleasant lake vo*age to be the
guest of her parents, Mr. and •Mrs.
R. 3. Fisher, Mill street, during the
summer vacation.
MT, and Mgrs. Henry Cook' of North
street, have returned home after'
spending ,the' Iast three weeks. in.
New Toronto,:. with, their daughter
MIAs. Fletcher Young.' Ma. and
Mrs. Young brought; them home by
'ear. 'i'• ••
BASE LINE
Mr. and Mrs. R. Maynard and fam-
ily and Mr. White of Detroit are vis-
iting Mr. and Mrs. Glen -Cornish.
C AL & COKE
We sell DL&W and Famous Reading
Anthracite Coal, Solvay Nut and
Furnace Coke, Liberty Range- size
Coke, Alberta Coal and Millers Creek
Soft coal. Our Motto --
Good clear fuel at a reasonable
price.
W. J. MILLER & SON
Orders taken at residence, Ontario St.
PHONES: 46w and 46j
LET 'US BAKE YOUR
WEDDING CAKE
WE'LL HAVE IT READY ON TIME
AND IT •WILL BE THE MOST
DELICIOUS YOU EVER
TASTED,
LARGE OR SMALL, SIMPLE° 011
ELABORATE, AT VERY
MODEST COST
REFRESHMENTS SUPPLIED POR
SOCIALS AND PICNICS
Wendorf's »" akery
MAKERS OF •
"Whole Wheat" and "Snowflake"
BFtEA'J
Canning Season is
Beginning
NOW
BUY YOUR UTENSILS EARLY
AND BE PREPARED '
Wie, have preserving kettles in
Pearl and. Diamond' Ware at good
prices, ale* pure aluminum.
Perhaps you need a new Stove,
see our new `•'Masterpiece," in color,
just what you want Wle also carry,
Clare Bros, "Jewel." See ours be-
fore you Puy acid getthe right' stove
at the right price.
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HARDWARE and• PLUMBING
Phone 244 •
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early the
at lie6,', titer
Instead of sweltering over a hot fire, cook with Electricity, Coal
Oil or Gasoline. We have all the latest improvements in stoves
and plates to use the above fuel.
Ask for information about the new Weed Cop. Climax Bug
Killer, Larvex, the sure death for Moths.
Then we are ready with a large stock of Paris Green and Ar-
senate of Lead.
If you are painting your house it will pay you to use the cele-
brated Sherwin-Williams Paint. Save the surface and you save all.
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT
For your verandah we can supply you with Sun Stop Shades,
Japanese Mats, Verandah Chairs and Rockers, Stretchers and Mat-
tresses, Real Cheap Electrical Lamps to brighten things up.
Drop in and see our Wonderful stock of Mirrors, Ferneries,
Cedar Chests.and Pleated Lamp Shades.
Cinton Hardware & Furniture Co.
Funeral Directors Monument Dealers
The Store with a Stock
Hardware Phone, 196 Furniture Phone 104
CURED MEATS
Boneless Smbked Rolls.. , . 30e
Pickled Rolls . 28c
Breakfast Bacon, piece 33c
P. Mealed• Cott. Roll 28e
SmokedGott. Roll 30e
Smoked Picnic Ilam 23c
Smoked Hams '. 38c
Dry Salt Pork 23c
Back Bacon,, in•'piece 50e
P. It Back Bacon piece 45e
Boneless Smoked Hams 87c
20-1b. pail lard 92.75
Cooked ham .. 60e.
Valencia Roll . 38e
M. & C. Loaf 35e
Bead Cheese . 20e
Bologna, in piece -2$e
Ring Bologna . 25e
Liver Sausage25c
Wleineris, 2 grades 25c and 26e
Summer' Sausage . ....,.,35c
Roast Pork , 55e
Shortening, per lb. 16e
Sandwich Pork Loaf 45e
Let .us have your order fon
BEEF, PORK; VEAL, BABY BEEF OR LAMB
Ail are Reasonably Priced
Choice Lard, 17c per lb in bulk, or 3 lbs. for 50c,
Please order your delivery ordersthe night before when wanted
early
C S'INNELL & TYNDALL
" CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET "
Phone 162 1 I r Iwo!.riD+imlp NI 1 Huron Street.
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I will• have a limited quantity of choice Strawberries for sale
this season at reasonable price. Would advise to Moder your berries
early as the cropwill be much reduced on aeoount of winter killing
of plants and destruction'of bloom by frost late this summer.
•A rEW GOOD BERRY PICKERS WANTED
NDREWS
Phone '83w., Clinton,
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