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EYE LASSES
7ashioned to Add Smart-
' ness to Your Ap-
• Many Smart and Fashionable Styles ••
o choose from. , •
If you suffev with headache, call.
or a sight examination at our expense,
R. H. JOHNSON.
Agent Por Brunswick Radio
daiSilifillifir Specials
A List of Bargains Worth Considering
Dozen Bleached Cotton Sheets full 8-4 size, wide hem and
Hemstitched, special ' $1.10
Dozen White Crinkle Bed Spreads, size 72x90, Extra Special
At . . $1,39
intz Comforters, double bed size, a good Comforter at a low
Price . $1.98
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G MATS --Suitable for common wear. A real Bargain at 290
owered IHrnities,suitable for children's dresess, gowns and
underwear. Very Special price . 23e
OTHER LINES AT EQT.TAL.LY LOW PRICES TO CLEAR
Plumsteel Bros.
Hies
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 hous;flies has already
begun and his sudden demise is re-
garded as a eause for rejoicing. The
infliction upon him of' fatal injuries
with a swatter is recognized as a
duty, It is said that mother flies
have over a million children so are
probably relieved when a few fail to
turn up at supper tine. v We have
swatters in three styles. Priced at
10,e.
Tile W. la Fair Co.
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
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You Always Know
They're Good
Eggs that are really fresh; But-
ter that is tech and deliciously-
flavoured; Groceries frdsh every
week:
You get the best—Fresh from
well -kept store at reasonable
prices.
The C & S Grocers
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DON'TEFORGET THE KITCHEN
Here's good newe or 010'a:fifty housewife who appreciates the
ite and usefulness of modern high grade kitchen ware, We have
atly reduced the prices on all our Granitware as well as our '
ite, grey and colored enamel cooking awns. You can now out -
your kitchen thoroughly and attractively at a fraction of what
would ordinarily cost,
tRE IS A SMALL LIST OF ENAMELWARE; THE REST IS '
PRICED IN. PROPORTION:
and 14 BLUE WRITE PRESERVING KETTLE
CH .•.
QT. BLUE WHITE POTATO POTS
CH.
'QT. BLUE WHITE DOUBLE BOILERS
ACE.
PT. COFFEE POTS
ACH. •41.1 ......... •
DVERED SAUCEPANS, GREY.
A01I ' .. ....
49c
49c
49c
49c
25c
Sutter & Perdue
SHOPPING SENSIBILITY
To all women who pride themselves on their good judgment
E price; quality and service when they buy food, the name "Super -
✓ Chant Stores" means everything. Experience has taught them
tat these stores maintain a consistent standard and that the sur -
t economy is to make all their purchase at one. You, too, will
nd that your shopping worries are over when you deal at one.
these stores.
WE, SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
& G. Soap, White Nap- Toddy, ,serve hot or cold, 1-2
tha, Soap, 10 bars . 35c Family Blend Tea' (Sat,
st 13ran, 2 pkgs.19e only) per lb. 37e
'nest Pirik Salmon'' l's 19o. Green Giant Peas, 2's, tin 241'
ew Pack Standard No. 4 Keen'Mustard, 1-4's 25e
Seive Peas, 3 tins 2bc 1-2's . . ...... . .49c
inc "Foe fine fabrics", pkg 08c 'Lealand Sweet mixed Pick-
Vagstaffe's Pure Mariale- ,30 a. ........... ,..47c
lade, 40 oz, jar 29e Tody, 'serve hot or cold, 1-2
Inowflake Ammonia 2 pks, 15e lb. „BSc 1 lb. 53e
lusho, per tin 23c Parawax, 2 pkgs. . 25c
almalive Soap, 2 cakes -170 Fly Swatters, rubber, each 15e
oyal York Tea, per lb. ...55e Wire •. 10e
cLarene; :Invincible Quick Certo For jams and jellies, 29c
7apiociet2 pkgs. 25c Hunts White Wine Vinegar
tome Loaf Cheese, "spreads ' per gallon . , .. . ....Me
SPECIAL SATURDAY ONLY
DOMINION SUGAR, By the Bag ...... , .$4.98 CASH e
WE INVITE YOU '1'0 STOP AND SHOP AT
T..AcKNIGFIT & SON
• ' PBONE.,„YOUR ORDER EARLY
INTON, ONT. PHONE 111
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Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ashton of Strat-
ford were in Mum on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George VanHorne are
on a motor tirp up the Bruce Pen-
insula.
Master Freth Hovee has been visit-
ing Master John Guningharne at
Bayfield,
Mrs. Weir of Detroit is a guest at
the home of her brother, Mr. R. E.
Manning.
and Mrs. Byer of Tillsonburg are
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
D. J. Atkinson,
Mrs. Margaret Cole of Wayne, Mich.,
as a guest this week at the home
of her brother, Mrs. W. IL Cole.
Little Miss Freda White of Goderich
is visiting at the home of her
grandparents, Mr.- and Mrs. W. IL
Cole,
Mrs. Howard and little daughter Mies
Helen, of Goderich spent a couple
of days this week with her another,
Mrs. F. McCartney,
Mr. George C. Middleton of Colutn-
bus, Ohio, is holidaying at the
• home of his parents, Sheriff C. G.
and Mrs. Middleton. .
Miss Eva Stevenson returned to To-
rotto this week after spending
some time ab the home of her sis-
ter,1 Mrs. John Cuninghtime,
!Mister Victor and Miss Agnes Do-
herty took part in the water sports
at Bayfield on Saturday, each car-
rying off a prize for swimming.
:Mrs, Bettie Mason -Haber, Romeo,
Mich., Mr. Elgin Mason, New Yet*
City, and Mr. Fred Haber, Romeo,
are guests of Mrs, Alice Mason of
town.
Air, Chas. Cole of London and 1Yriss
Marjorie 3, Askey of Lambeth visit-
ed at the home of the former's par-
ents, 1VIr. and Mrs. W. It Cole, on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Phimsteel and
Mr. and Mrs. Shuttick of Buffalo
motored over and arevisiting at
the home of the former's sister,
Mrs'. W. T. O'Neil. ' •
Mr. and Mrs, R. R. Andrews and
daughter of Akron,Ohio, were
week -end guests tit thhome of the
earner's sister and brother-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Gibbings.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jenkins and
"family returned to their home in
Toronto on Saturday after spending
a fortnight as guests of Mrs. W.
Jenkins of Clinton and of Mrs.
Greig at Bayfield.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Rousseau left Sun-
day on a motor trip to Toronto,
Whitley, Orlhawa, Cornwall, Ile Pa-
rfet, Ottawa and Montreal, intend-
ing to remain a month visiting
friends and relativee.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Lucas returned Sat-
urday from the west, Their trip
extended to Prince Rupert and
they came down to Vancouver by
boat. They also visited their son
at Edson, Alberta, and enjoyed. the'
outing thoroughly.'
Mrs. D. C. Paisley, and two (laugh -
ten, Misses Marton and aessie, of,
Moetreel, who had been visiting
Mrs. W. Y. Paisley, retained to the
home of . the dormer's parentit in
Hensall on Tuesday. • They leave
. for their Mime in Montreal the
,end of the week.
Dr. 'Wallace Irwin and )'he. 'Irwin of
Noose Jaw, Sask., wor in Clinton
thie- week, calling on old :htiond$,
Er. and Mrs. Irwin accompanied
the remains of the former's mother
frim Moose Jaw te London last
week. Di'. and Writs. /Irwin had as
guests at their home at Moose Jaw
recce*, IVIeesrs, Paul Hovey and
jack Gibbiturewho spent their
holiday on a liking trip to the west
and who were enjoying it lament-
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IrRE CLINTON-NEWS RECORD
THURSDAY,,,ATI,GUST 21, 1939;
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A FEW SACKS OF SUGAR STILL TO BE SOLD
, SPECIAL BLACK TEA per Ib. 39c
1 '
1 25c" PRICE. LIST
I Canned Peass per tin 25c
Cherries per tin 25c
Cream Cheese 2 pkgs. 25c
I2 Cans P:neapple 25c
Fancy Biscuits lb. 25c-
3 lbs. Rice ' 25c
2 lbs. Tapioca 25c
5 Jelly Powders 25c
2 Pep 25c
IGinger Waferettes 25c
3'pkgs. Corn Flakes 25c
2 Rice Krispies 25c
.11100,,
Barrel Coffee 50c
Comfort Soap 'Deal
10 Bars Soap -and 6 s
Cups and Saucers 99c
5 lbs. Gran. Sugar 27c
6 lbs. Rolled Oats 29c
'Soap Chips 2 lbs 22c
Sweet Pickles 49c
Shelled Walnuts lb. 49c
2 lb. Dates 19c
Red Salmon 3 -for $1.00
3 L B Soap 20c
Syrup, 5 lb. pail 35c
Salada Tealb. 56c„
GOLD CAKE
cup Shortening
1 cup Sugar
4 egg Yolks
2 cups of Pastry Flom-
* cup_of Milk
3 Teas, Baking Powder
Teaspoon Salt
1 Teaspoon Vanilla
3 Ibs. Shortening 48c
Carnation Milk 2 for 25c
Bowes Baking Powder 25c
3 Bottles Vanilla 25c
FRIGI DAIRE
Sweet Oranges doz. 35c I 3 lbs—Lard -
' Bananas doz. 25c ,I, Picnic Ham
50c I Br, Bacon Piece 35c
25c I Sliced Bacon 1-2 lb. 20c
I Morning Delivery: 9 and 11 a.m. FREE DELIVERY
Phone 48 VV. Ir.. 0 N
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STANLEY
Mr, Lloyd Scotehmere was in
Toronto one day last week.
Seery to report that' Mr. Chris.
Ward has been under the weather
lately.
Miss Nina Herbert of Mitchell vis-
ited blends in this vicinity one day
'last week.
Mr. Len, Talbot has purchased a
new threshing machine.
-Mn. Clifford Scotchmere of Detroit
was a week -end visitor under the
parental roof.
Mr. Joe Wild was the guest of
friends in Winghtne ' one day last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Metcalfe, and Mary
and Mr. Thos. McDonald of Lcindon,
Mrs. It Woods, Irene and Lorne and
Miss Charlotte Johnson of St. Helens
and Mrs. Carriere and Marguerite of
Toronto, attended the funeral of the
late Mrs. Campbell on Thursday,
August 14th.
Dr. Albert Aikenhead of Calgary
and Dr. Wm. Aikenhead of Toronto
visited friends ht the vicinity for a
few days.
Mrs. Jean Campbell, one of the
oldest and most highly esteemed resi-
dents of Stanley township for many
yenta, passed away on Thuredase
August 7th, at the residence of her
daughter, Mrs. John Moffat, of
Moose Jaw. Sask,, with whom she
had been living for several :Vent".
She had been in failing health for
several months. The remains were
brought from the West by her son,
Dan, and after the funeral service at
the residence of her son, Tom, on
the old farm on the London road,
were enterred in Baird's Cemetery
on Thursday, August 14th.
The deceased was the daughter of
the late Thomas Baird, and the last
survivor of a family of eleven. She
was the widow of Peter Campbell,
who predeceased her by 36 years
She was born in Ayrshire, Scotland,
in 1843 and when nine years old came
to 'this country with her parents.
After a short stay near Galt, they
came to Stanley: township, where
they settled. After her Marriage to
Peter Campbell._ she lived for a short
time at Granton. They then moved
to Clinton and there they lived till
the year 1882, when they removed
to the farm. Lot 22, 3rd concession,
Stanley... After her husluind'e death
she resided on the farm .for a num-
ber of yeers and the moved to Clin-
ton with he; daughter, May, where
they lived for several years, until her
daughter 'married. Since that time
she had spent most of her time in
the West, with her two daughters.
She was a Capable and conscientuous
woman, and a kind and obliging
friend and neighbour. She was a
member ,:)f the Brucefield Presbyter -
ism church while here, andIater th
Clinton And Moose Jaw. identified
_hereelte with the chnroh, She was ex-
tremely active until year or two
hoPore her death and etveral times
:mule the trip Immo xrem the West
alone.
OX a *nay of seven children,
throe have ,predoceaeoa , her,"Peter,
Kleorgo and Christina, and four ewer-
vive to mourn the loss of a devoted
mother aeit'a Moffat of Moose
aim; Mre. Simon McKenzie of Gilvoy,
Sask.; Dan, of Fort William and
TiStn, at home, on the farm She
loaves also 12 grandchildren and 6
great grandchildren.
A very 'large attendance at the
funeral showed the high esteem in
which she and her family were held,
a number awing Iran a distance.
Many beautiful floral tributes were
received from relativee and friends
here and, in the West ReV, A. A.
Holmes of Clinton conducted the fun-
eral service. The pallbearers were:
Geo. T. Baird, Win. Baird, Thos. B,
Baird, Hugh Gilmour, Walter Mof-
fat and_peter Moffat.
"A man is under the influence of
drink within -ten minutes of taking
any alcohol," said medical author-
ity, giving evidence before the Lic-
ensing Commission in England.
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"AL 89 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
ORDER
Prince of Wales'
Cake
FOR SATURDAY
4
DIFFERENT KINDS OF BREAD
DoUGHNTITS & PUFFED PASTE
HUNT'S CANDIES
A FRESH SHIPMENT ARRIVED
TO -DAY
Wendorf's Bakery
MAKERS 01?
"Whole Wheat" and "Snowflake"
BREAD
Why Not Put in
That Bath Room
This Fall?
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.Once you put Win, you will 'wee-
der why yea waited so long, See
aur outfit le our window and then
come in and get one price, which ie,
right.
Get One Installed by
Us and its there for
Good -
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HARDWARE and PLUMBING
Phone 244
Afternoon Delivery: 2;30 and 5 p.m,
Where -
"Sells for Less"
Price Prevails
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Restless
MARSHALL.Spring Mattress
Restless sleep is evidence of discomfort . . the old hard (10 -
yielding mattress puts excessive pressure on a limited area of the
body—irritates-ebreaks 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 - $28,00
PREMIER( Striped ticking) $33.50
PREMIER (Beautiful damask ticking) ...,$37.50
REGAL (Cotton upholstered) .$42.50
REGAL (Hair upholstered) . ........,....$52.00
Clinton 'Hardware & Furniture Co.
Funeral Directors Monument !Dealers
The•Store with a Stock
Hardware Phone, 195 Furniture Phone 104
CURED MEATS
Picnic Hams . 28c
Dry Salt Pork 250
Roll Shoulder, lb. 80e
I', M. Cottage Roils, Ib, 30e
Cottage -Rolls, ib. 32c
VEAL
Veal Stews . .;,....,20e
Rib Roast Veal 25e
'Shoulder Ran Veal . ,25c
Loin Roast Veal 320
Fill. of Veal . 35e
Veal Chops . . 30e
Threshing 'Roasts, ib: 20e
Chuck Roasts Beef, lb; 20e
Neck Boil, lb 17e
Brisket, lb:
Shanks,, lb:
Rib Boils
Ring Bologna-
12e
10e
, 16e
25e
Liver 'Sausage 2116
Weiner's, 2 grades 251 and 28e
Summer Sausage . . . 35e
Ham Loaf '. 45e
" Bologna; in pieee•. ..... 2Se
Sandwich' Perk Loaf 45e
Lard 17c or 3 lb. for 50c
Pure Lard 20 lb. pail $2.75
Spring Chickens for the week -end'
CONNELLJ az TYNDALL
" CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET "
Phone 162 Huron Street.
TO the People of. Clinton ani District.
.Having purchased the plant' and business, of the, Tlibmail Mee
Kenzie Estate, we purpose operating the' Planing Mi end'unductirig
general business in t
RODGII, AND. DRESSED LUMBEIL,WOOD AND P.ATENT' SHING,
LES. DOORS. SASH AND A CO1VIPLETE LINE
OP BUILDERS' SUPPMEW
ALSO COAL, WOOD, CEMENT, LIME GYEROC, GASOLINE
.ETC., •
Orders filled for any quantities of Hard or Seft 'node
We solicit the patronage. of tlie people' of Ihis.clihtriett and 'assure
them that our aim will lie to giVe satisfaction to•every eustomer.
Estimates given on buildings- of 'everk deeeriPtion.
THE CLINTON LUMBER' COMPANY
C.T. E. BA ECHLER.. Pitoprietme
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