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The Clinton News Record, 1930-08-14, Page 8Fashionedho Add Smart- ness to Your Ap- pearance Many Smart and. Fashionable Styles to choose frown. If you staffer .with headaches, call fon a sight examination at our expense. H. JOHNSON Agent For Brunswick Radio HidSaionn r $peclal A List of Bargains Worth Considering 1 Dozen Bleached Cotton Sheets full 8.4 size, wade .hem and • ilfemstitched, special , .. .. , . .. ,..,$1.19 I Dozen White Crinkle Bed Spreads, size 72x90, Extra Special A.t... $1.39 Chintz Comforters, double bed size, a good Comforter at a low Price $1,98. RAG MATS--4Suitablefor common wear. A real Bargain at 290 Flowered Dimities, suitable for children's dresess, gowns and a underwear, Very Special price OTHER LINES AT EQUALLY LOW PRICES TO CLEAR Plumsteel Bros. 23c y mel You Always Know They're Good Eggs that are really fresh; But- ter' that is rich and deliciously flavoured; Groceries fresh every week. - You get the best—Fresh from well -kept store at reasonable prices. • The C & S Grocers Fjics owe to inner. We noted .the above headline in the newspaper, now, why wouldn't they go home to dinner despite the screens to keep them out. The open season 'for houseflies has already `begun and his sudden demise is re- garded as a cause for rejoicing'. The infliction upon hin} of fatal injuries with a swatter is recognized as a duty. It is said that mother flies have over a anillion children so are probably relieved when a few fail to. turn up at supper time. We have swatters in three styles. ' Priced at foe. The W. D. Fair Ca, Often the Cheapest—Always the Best Miss A: McDonald left last week en a few weeks' holiday. Miss Shirley Bawden is spending a holiday at Bayfield. Misses Maud and Elva Wiltse have gone on a trip down the St. Law- rence. Mrs. W. Collyer was the guest re- cently of her aunt, Mrs. H. Bag•ier of town. Mr. F. H. Cook of Wyandotte, Mich,y has been visiting with her mother, Mrs. 13. Bagler, Misess Margaret Mahaffy and Ida Walkinshaw left on Monday on a 'trip up* the Georgian Bay. Mrs. Corrigan of Chicago has been the guest Of—her cousins, Mr, G. N, and the Misess Davies, Huron street, ._..,..„.,,,,,s Mrs, Charles Colville of Grand DON'T FORGET THE KITCHEN Here's good news for the thrifty housewife who appreciates the value and usefulness of modern high grade kitchen ware. We have greatly reduced the prices on all our Granitwar'e as well as our white, grey and colored enamel eooking utensils, You can now out- fit your kitchen thoroughly and attractively at a fraction of what it would ordinarily cost.. HERB IS A SMALL LIST OF ENAMELWARE;; THE REST IS PRICED IN PROPORTION: 12 and 14 BLUE WIHITE PRESERVING KETTLE EACH . 4 QT, BLUE WHITE POTATO POTS EACH .... 2 QT. BLUE WHITE .DOUBLE BOILERS EACH .. 6 PT WiHITE COFFEE POTS EACH.. COVERED SAUCEPANS, GREY 49c 49c 49c 49c EACH .• 25 c Sutter & Perdue ARE YOU A GOOD JUDGE OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES? You are a good judge of quality and price—are, you a good judge of weights and measures? Superior Chain Store Managers and Oniverd' reputations have sto oa the test of time. You are as- sured, not only of quality and price, but also- of honest weight and measure when you deal at Superior Stores. Our service is fres-- why not use it? Your 'phone orders and your children - will receive. the same personal, attention as th ough yon 'carried the order your- self on these hot days, • 4. WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS. Kell. Rice Krispies, 2` pkgs. 21c.• Oh. Quality Corn, 2 tins ,.29c Rinse "Washes Clothes Whiter" 3 pkgs. , ... —25a 25a Certo "for Jams and Jel- lies", per battle ...... ,.29c Old Dutch Cleanser "Chases Dirt', 2 pkgs. 21c Tiger Br. Catsup, Igef bot. 19c Interlake Toil. Paper, 3 ris 23c.. Ovaltine, small 50c, •coed 75c, Iarke ' ..., Gillett's Lye "Eats Dirt" per tin .. .. ... , , ..15c Whiz Fly Fumes, 8 oz.. bot, (and Can -Whiz Metal Pol- ish Free) .50c 03. Peaches, No. 2, 2 for 47c Kraft Salad Dressing, 12 oz: .23c Shredded . Wheat, Muffets, Pep, '2 pkgs .,,25o McLaren's Queen Olives, large . , ....39e New Cloyier.Honey, 4% Ib. paid , .,,58e Heinz Vinegar, gallon .. ; .:55c Cottage Roll lh Picnic Ham, lb..... . :25c • WE INVITE YOU TO -STOP' AND 'SHOP AT J. T.1� �i(iH°l' SAN. PHONE YOUR' ORDER EARLY CLINTON, ONT. PHONE 111 Ledge, Mich,, is a guest at the home of her aunt, Mrs, J. Cuning laaine. Mr. and Mrs, A. V. Quigley and family of Toronto have been visit- ing relatives and friends in Clinton and vicinity the past week. • Mr. E. S. Colquhoun, his son Clayton and daughter, Margaret, were guests on Sunday at the home of his sister, Mrs. E. Kennedy. Mr. S. S. Cooper, owing to business reasons, was unable to get away on his trip to California last week but expects to leave shortly. Mrs. T. itf. Johnson and Mr. Bert Johnston and :little daughter of Chippewa have been visiting the former's son, Mr. W. L. Johnson of town. Mrs. N. A. Pheonix and fancily have returned to their home at Grimsby after a visit here. Miss Mabel Cluff returned with them for 'a little holiday. Mr. and Ibfrs. C. A. Arents motored from Los Angeles, Cal., and are spending a month with the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Wm, Clark, Rattenbury street. Mr. and MTs. Earl J. Wellwood of Detroit spent the week -end with Mrs. Weflwood's sister, Mrs. (Dr.) illfelnnes, Misses Elnora and Irene Melanes returned with them and will spend a couple of weeks in Detroit and Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. R. Marshall and their. son, Mr. Bert Marshall, returned last week from a motor trip to New York and Kingston. Mrs, Marshall's sister, I\lrs. J. K. Car- roll, of Kingston, accompanied thein home for a visit. kir. A. Sinclair returned to resume his work in Toronto last week af- ter spending ten days or so at the home of his sisters-in-law, Miss 2ivahball and Mrs, Pickard owing to illness. Mrs. Sinclair is •still with her sisters in town, Mr. A. J. M'eMurray of Harriston spent Sunday 8n town with his hvife, who has been in the Clinton Haspitar for the past three weeks, following an operation, and is now convalescing at the home of her sister; Mrs. Elizabeth Kennedy. Mr, and Mrb. Victor French of We- taskiwin, Alta., are expected this week to visit the former's mother in Clinton and the latter's -old home in Exeter, •'before going on to Halifax, N.S., to, attend the "con- vention of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association the second week in September.' 111r. and Mrs. G. IF. Elliott and family and Mrs. Graham motored over to Michigan and visited re- 'latives and friends for a few days. • Mrs. Graham has an, aged - sister 'iia Marlette, Mich., whom she had not seen for some time but Who was found in excellent' health and active and smart. • ItHE CLINTON-NEWSS RECORD CLINTON'S BIC CORNER GROCERY TEA SALE tor THURSDAY, AtTGT;T,'ST 14, 1930 39c lb. SPECIAL BLACK TEA A Few Hundred Pound. --For Quick Sale A EAL TEA BARGAIN FRI. SAT. ONLY 100 lbs. Gran, Sugar $5.00 Cash ISPECIAL VALUES Canned Peas per tin .10c I2 Canned Milk 25c Soap Chips 2 lbs 25c IRinso small pkg. 8c Princess Flakes small 23c Chipso large 19c Heinz Vinegar, gallon 60c Fancy Biscuits Ib. 25c 1 1 IMorning Delivery: 9 and 11 a.m. W * WHAT YOU CAN BUY Kraft Mayonaisse, 25c S Jelly Powders 25c Toilet Tissue 8 for 25c Parawax 2 pkgs. 25c Choice Pears 25c Red Pitted Cherries 25c 2 lbs. Tapioca 25c 3 lbs. Rice 25c CEREALS 2 Rice Krispies 25c 2 Sredded Wheat Buiscoits .25e 2 Pep • • 25c 2 Puffed Wheat 25c 2 Krumbles 25c Cream Cheese 2 pkgs. 25c Sugar Cookies lb. , 25c Ginger Snaps 2 lbs 25c 3 lbs. Lard Breakfast Bacon sliced 2 lb. Ham Loaf Picnic Hams FRIGIDAIRE AND FRUITS 50c Sweet Oranges doz. 35c, Bananas doz. 20c 2 lb.: Dates 50c Corn Syrup, pail 25c Salada Tea lb. 29c 25c 35c 56c Baker's Tomatoes 2 Cans Pinapple Blue Berries 3 lbs. Shortning Phone 48 69c 25c 2Sc 48c Big White Elephant Sale Proceeds in aid of Clinton Public. hospital, on Friday, October ..10th Anyone having articles they are wil-• ling to donate for this sale kindly interview the committee, Mrs. S. L. Lucas, Mrs. R. Hovey,. Mrs. Ti. R, Sharp. Full particulars later. 79-1, HULLETT TOWNSHIP Muses Olive and Ruth Brown of Edmonton arrived last Thursday and are spending a couple of weeks' holi- days with their grandmother and aunt, Mrs: Robert Bro'ivn and Kaes Eva Brown. They will also go to Detroit to visit their cousin, Mrs. Albertthere, Thompson and other relatives - I VARNA Mr.. 3. J. Keyes of Nashville, Tenn., with his wife and daughter have been visiting the former's sis- ters, the Misses Keyes of Varna. Mrs. Keyes was called home some 'wveekS ago by the death of her sister, Mrs. Douglas of Hensel. Mr. Reyes motored over, calling on Michigan friends on the way, and Mrs. Keyes and their daughter will accompany him home, ST. HELENS' Mrs. Horace Woodley and Miss Cora Neale of Grimsby are spending a couple of weeks visiting old ac- quaintances around St. Helens, •Mr. and Mrs. Torrance Anderson were over from Detroit for the week -end Mr. and Mas. Tom Campbell and daughter Jean of Stanley and Miss Helen Campbell of Fort William vis- ited at the hoarse of Mr. Robinson Woods recently. Rev. John Watt of Long Branch ecenpied thepulpit of the United church here last Sabbath. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Foran and Miss Mary also Mr. and Mrs. Con Foran and son John, attended the McGlynn -Willie reception on Tues- day last; A number of old friends attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Hat- thew Weds in Lucknow on Mon- day. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Jas, Dimino, whose brother died ` in Detroit. The funeral service was held iii the United church, Lueknow, interment in Greenhill cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clark of Ot; tawa are, visiting .the former's moth- er, Mas. P. Clark. -Mr. and Mrs. Ewart McPherson held a reception, at their home in honor of Mr. and 1'lrs, Les of Toron- to, who are spendingtheir" honey: Wmoonandhitbywr.s.ithAlexthe, leR' ttein ut r's parents, Mr: 141 Rev. T. C. Wilkinson is .spending a few days' at Summer School at Mr, Earl Cranston, who is work- ing at'Strathroy, had the misfortune to have his shoulder bone broken re- cently. Mr. and. Mrs. John Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clark, and Misses Annie and Colena Clark attended the mar FREE DELIVERY Afternoon Delivery: 2:30 and 5 • 0' NEIL Where "Sells for Less" Price Prevails CONSTANCE iralw Arameeminwaffwaaaa.— . Mr. R. Bohn of Hespeler visited last week with his cousin, Mr, Jos- eph Yungblutt, GOAL e COKE We .have on hand a Carload of Block Threshing Coal Price Right. W. J. MILLER & SON Orders taken at residence. Ontario St, PHONES: 46w and 46j A NEW MJT LOAF This is a very Special Loaf with Plenty of Fruit and Nuts. SPECIAL 20c Have you tried our Butter Tarts? " Oh! SO GOOD " See and Taste our Boston Brown Bread Wendorf's Bakery MAKERS OF "Whole Wheat" and "Snowflake" BREAD WHEN YOU MOW YOUR LAWN The lawnmowers we carry have high,. oversl'zc wheels, ball -bearings, self sharpening blades and -cutter bar,' an easily adjustable roller, and other features that are necessary for smooth and easyy-cutting of grass. 14 inch width, 4 blades. Other sizes also in stock. . . ins maga of their cousin,_ .Miss Bessie HARDWARE and PLUMBING', McKenzie at Kintail on Saturday. Phone 244 Good -Bye To Restless deep MARSHALL Spring Mattress :Restless sleep is evidence of diseomfort . . , the old hard un- yielding mattress puts excessive pressure on a limited area of the body--irritates—breaks your sleep and wastes your sleeping hours. Marshall Springs conform to and support every curve of the body . provide that luxurious comfort so necessary to deep restful sleep, • Go to sleep ... every night . .. all night . , , and get full re, turn from your sleeping hours with a Marshall Spring Mattress. Made in four grades. SPECIAL PREMIER( Striped ticking) • $33.50 PREMIER (Beautiful damask ticking) $37.50 RECTAL (Cotton upholstered) ... ,$42,50 REGAL (Hair upholstered) , . , , .... $28.00 Clinton 'Hardware & Furniture Co. Funeral Directors Monument Dealers The Store with a Stock Hardware Phone, 195 s Furniture Phone 104 anedionanioneloalleessOihseameninielonalar CURED MEATS Picnic Haas 23c Dry Salt Pork . 25c Roll Shoulder, lb....,.,,,30c P. 141. Cottage Rolls, ib. , .80c Cottage Ro1ls,' Ib. 32a SPRING LAMB Leg of Lamb, only . 35e Lamb Chops 35c Loin of Lamb , , , , 82c Rib Roast Lamb 30c Shoulder of Lamb ,.28e Lamb Stews , 250 Threshing Roasts, lb, 20e Chuck Roasts Beef, Ib. 20e Neck Boil, 11). 17c lSrisket, Ib.. 12e Shanks, ]b. 10e Rib 'Boils . 18a Ring Bologna . 25e Liver Sausage 25e Weiner's, 2 grades 25a and 28c Summer Sausage 35e Roast Pork . • ' Fisc Shortening, per 13. ,,.,.,'16e Sandwich Pork Loaf 450. Boneless Corned Beef 22c Hamburg 20c Head Cheese 20c Sausage 22c VEAL AND L AMB FOR WEEK -END CONNELL & TYNDALL " CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET " Phone 162 1 lAllillitincgMlnacil Huron Street. To the People of Clinton and District. Having . •purchased the plant and "business of • the Thomas Mgt- . Kenzie Estate,' we purpose operating the Planing Mill and'.conducting a general' business in ' ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER, 'WOOD AND PATENT SHING- LES. DOORS. SASH AND A -COMPLETE EINE 01 BUILDERS' SUPPLIES ALSO COAL, W000. CEMENT, "L111iE, G'BPROC, GASOLINE, ETC.. ETC. Orders filled for any quantities of Hard or Soft Wpod. We solicit the patronage of the people of this district and assure them that our aim will be to give satisfaction to: every customer. Estimates given on buildings of every description. THE CLINTON LUMBER COMPANY (J. E. BAECHLER.. Propcibton))