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The Clinton News Record, 1931-07-16, Page 8THE CLINI'.QV-1dEW:S RECORD CLINTON'S LEADING JEWELER'S( STORE . ye S*ght Those with defective eye -sight case up 40:percent; name energy doing the same work as those wih perfect vision. 0 Hence the losses toindustry through defective eye -sight is :g larmii�. Doesit pay to employ help With defective vision. Soo to it that they have •.their eyes properlyAested ani3 fitted I. before „employing them. We can do it scientifically and fit you with the latest• style frames, a'. JitcniNS,I.N Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry Next Iiovey's Drug Store. Jeweller and . Optician atyi. int" ii ' READ t>yFit. THIS LIST OF SPECIALS • • EVERYONE IS A, . MONEY SAVER MEN'S ODD PANTS, well -made and a big Bargain at' t 98c pair STRAW HATS, -at 19c and a clearing line at 15c each SEE OUR, PINT STRAWS at 75c (They are worth. $1.00 and $1,25) MEN'S NAINCHECK COMBINATIONS, regular 75e line To Clear at ,49c suit MEWS FINE WHITE T•HEMSTITOT-7FD 'HANDKERCHIEFFS Clearing at, 2 -for She R'1'EN'S FANCY SOX per pair .. 15c OVERALLS AND SNOOKS, heavy blue with red back, elastic • brace and well made clearing at $1.19 DON'T FORGET OUR FINE SHIRTS at 95c WE ARE ALSO GIVING CLEARING PRICES ON TENNIS AND SPORT SHOES TO CLEAR. YOU WILL FIND IT SAVES YOU MONEY TO GET OUR PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY. Plumsteel Bros. EXCLUSIVE DEALERS, "CLOTHES OF QUALITY" # J�rY��h, &yF ill t•3+' kL AT 'REAL .�r`.+ S�is9• IN PRICE Lamb Stew,. per lb• 15c Corned Beef, boneless, lb.. 12e Veal Chops, per 'lb. ....,.25e Veal Roasts, per ib. 113e Cottage Rolls, per lb. 22c P. M. Cottage Rolls, lb. 20e Dry Salt Pork, per ib. 180 rtiyR ^':L.'913R.ri 4" I= , t Shortening, 2' lbs. for ....25e P. M. Cottage Ro11, lb, ,..20c Dry Salt Pork, lb. :... ..iSa Schneider's Bulk Lard,.lb, lie Picnic Hams, smoked, lb.. 180 Corned Beef, per lb, 12e ,Shortening, lb, prints, 2 for 25e CHOICE* VEAL AND LAMB.BEEF AND PORK IN STOCK KINDLY ORDER THE .DAY BEFORE FOR EARLY DELIVERY CONNEL . & TY DALL " CLINTON'S TLEADING MEAT MARKET " Phone '162 Huron Street. CAU).. AN N' SEE OUR STOCK OF. p ?ELECTRIC PLATES AND RANGETTES p 0 IRONS, TOASTERS AND SUPPLIES 0 m ON'T FORGET OUR i ize ;1aiIs -o SEE OUR SPECIAL; BARGAIN COUNTER SUTTE-IR & PERDTJE PLUMBING HARDWARE, ELECTRIC WIRING Phone 147w (:)=====0 _ AUBURN Mr. and 1Vlaa. R. D. Munro and fancily left on Monday for .a two weeks' vacation. Mrs. Service of Toronto is visit- ing with her niece, Mrs Jos: Ewing, - this week - Mr, and. Mrs. Gorinley Thordpson. of London were visiters here Sunday last. r•• .Mr: Percy l'''ungblutt spent his va- cation with'. friends at Gowanstown last week. 'The Knox United church will hold their annual •S,nnday school .picnic; on Wednesday,. July 29th, on the river• fl is Mi Eail' Rarthby ' atl wearing a i ry broad smile these daye. A lit- tle daughter caane to stay on 'Thurs- day, July 9th. ' Born to Mr. and Mrs, Russel Tung 0 on Sunday, July 12th, in Goderich hospital a daughter:' These- are la y.days. 'It means call to Yaffe out of doors,• So picknick- ing we. go. Paper plates, cup's, nap kins and, doilies are a convenience and an economy, A -new coloured cup h package.. of 8 for 10c, celephane, wrapped will give a dainty touch to your .table•. Mr. and,Mhs. ,Sheppard leave; ,on Wednesday for two weeks' holidays. Bernice Lawson is spending a ,few days h Goderieh as the guest o Misses Laura and Nary Johnston. Mr, A. 1VteK Izie,spent the week - %end •at the • home of Mr, and Mrs.' Thomas .Anderson of Goderieh, On Sunday he visited the scenes of his childhood at )Bayfield and also et - tended the• opening, there of the new Presbyterian -church, Mrs. Selater; Seaforth,'•is visiting `at the home of her. daughter; 1Vlrs. E. Lawson. ,• Jos." Carter,who s recuperating i ' under the. parental. roof, accompanied by his father .James Cartel'" motored to Port Elgin; and had as return. pas- sehgers Mrs; Carter. and Reg., who will visit here for a time. ! Into ,;"our Marketplace: conies what we regard as a notable value to claim the attention of scanning eyes and discriminating buyers, namely, a three-piece nest : of fern pots, small but ornamental, the sntalI size is s bout 2%" Tgdare and 3" high, med- ium size, 814 square and alk high, and large size 4"x4"x4" the ground. colors are green and yellow and each has a .floral "design on one side. Pric- ed pet• set of 3 pieces, 50e..4 Buy now what you do need, but don'tbuy what you 'don't need, If will help loosen up money, put idle. men to work,.' promote prosperity, which cannot live on hoarded money. Get in the push and you won't freed a pull; is the idea. , We are ene of -two eomuiunity pur- chasing. . agents for the new :-United Church Hymnary, of which there are five editions. A consignment of Pottery is just to hand. Each piece an expressior of refinement and modeled in an at- mosphere of art. Odd shaped jugs. tea pots, :biscuit jars and vases, the shapes and finish of many pieces are exceptional 'and •carries with thein the prestige of elegance. Tho W. D. Fair Co. Often the Cheapest—Always the Best �''��IIfIIIn�Wwinn ig�inmgipry��� 1. t Mrs. R, Marshall is ivisiting relatives at Kingston. Miss Olive Lawrence is holidaying at ,her home in town. Rev. D. E. and Mrs, Poster are holi- daying at Trenton. Miss Daisy Copp of Toronto was in. town for a few days last week. Miss Lottie Sloman visited Toronto friends for a few days last week. Miss Bessie Livermore visited with .her 'brother in Stratford last week, Miss Mildred Cook of Toronto vis- ited Clinton friends over the week- end. Miss Ruth Evans is taking a sum, neer course at the Toronto Univer- sity. Misses B. F.'Ward and A. M. Stone spent a few days in Toronto last week. Mrs, George Coleman of London visited last week with her aunt, Mrs. Levi Wiitse. Miss Hattie Livermore has returned home after spending to week with friends in Brantford. Mrs. W. T. Herman and Misses Phyl- lis and Helen returned Saturday froiu a visit in Toronto. Miss Ruby V. Irwin and Mrs, J. G. Chowen notored,to Selby last week to visit Mr. and M'rs. Goni.ley. Misses Louise and ,Catherine Beaton of Toronto are visiting at the home of their mother in, town. Mrs. W. Jenkins left the end of the week to spend a few weeks with her son and his family at Mimico. Mm, and Mrs. Horace Wiiltse of De- trolt'visited the former's mother, .Mr`s. L, Wiltse, over the week -end. Mr. and Mrs. William Cgok and little daughter of . St. Catharines are vis- iting with Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Cas- tle.. ilr. and Mrs. George Tomlin and family of Harriston have been vis- iting relatives' in town the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Murch and Miss Vera of Sarnia , visited Mass Hattie •Courtice for a couple of days last week. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Fife of Toronto were week -end guests at the home' of the • lady's sister, Mrs. W. T: Herman. , Mi'. Percy Wheatley and his grand - 'mother, Mrs. J. Armstrong, of Toronto. were, .in town over the - week -end. Mr. and 'Mrs. J. L. grouse of Wood- stock spent the week -end- at the+ home'. of the forner's sister, Mrs, Fred. Livermore. Mr. Geo. Dyke of Vancouver, B.C., /formerly of ' Goderieh township, was in town last week and caller on some old friends. Dr. J. S. Evans and Misses Carie - 'and Grace are visiting this week at the summer ih'on'ie -of the for- pier's brother, Dr, Evans of'Ann Ann .Arbor, Mich., at, Waterford. Miss Goldie .Lucas,'who has• l+^ • sisiting at the home of her broth- er, Mr. 5 r. Lucas. Rattebbury street, left .for her home in Sarnia on Monday.' • Miss Sybil Coiirtice, . who has been engaged ' in missionary 'work ..in Japan, arrived' home on furlough this week. Her sinter, Miss . Hat- tie motored to Toronto to meet her Mr. and Mi.s. Geo. Becker and Miss Evelyn and blaster Bud,. motored over from Zion,' Ill,, to visit. the former siathei and sister, r. 3, and Miss +', T. Beekei - It is `eight years since Mr, Meeker:leg visited the home town and he is meeting' many old acquaintances' and friends . :1 , i1P IR TI3.URSDAY, JULY 16;1031 mosiinsisporasissisraira VIM SEE O 411 Package Tea 'Red Package Tea Regular 39c Sale—Price , 29c *1 /119:=111211111111/01111 Our Own Tea Regular 60c Sale Price 55c Minute Tapioca 2-25c Good Rice, 3 lbs. 25c Toilet Paper, 8-25c Certo, per bottle 29c Tiger Catsup 15c Jelly Powders, 5-25c ' Vic•ftr. p00.10.per Blue Ribbon Tea Regular 60c Sale Price ` :55c Chase, Sandborn's Regular 60c Sale Price 55c Golden Bantam Corn, 2 tins 25c Frankford Peas 4-29c Rubber Rings, 2 dozen 15c Zinc Rings, 2 doz. 35c Red Rose Tea Regular 60c Sale Price 55c Lipton's Tea Regular 60c Sale Price 55c Corn Flakes, 3-25c Sweet Pickles, per bottle ' 15c Large bottle 39c FRESH MILK DAILY Salada Tea Regular 60c Sale Price 55c tRREginatalinirrpariEZOITAIEFERIMIOSECRIMMX Red) Rase (Pekoe) Regular 85c Sale Price 80c FRIGIDAIRE Water Melons 49c Breakfast Bacon 25c B )logna 19c Cottage Roll 30c Picnic Hann 25c CLINTON'S BIG CORNER GROCETERIA O'NEIL "Sells for Less" Phone 48 "'F® - )Price Prevails LONDON ROAD What might have -been a very ser- ious aeeident occurred on Wednesday evening, when Mr. Norman Tyndall alighted from a car at his gate and not looking behind was knocked ever by a car going south. He sustained a couple of 'broken -ribs and was bad- ly bruised, ife was taken to the hos- ital for an X -Ray, but was able tc return to hiehome on friday and although very sore, he is, getting a- round nicely, A large deer was seen grazing with the cattle on Tuesday morning on the farmof lMlr. Arthur Wiltse, It scampered off in the direction of the woods and apparently had nc trouble in clearing the fences. Mr. and Mrs. Garnet MhBrien and fancily, Detroit, and Mrs, Leslie Han- ley and son, Bobbie, were guests at the hone of M. Mervyn Hanley last week. Miss Doe Taylor is this week visiting her sister, Mrs. M. Hanley. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Wiltse ,and family spent' Sunday with Colborne friends, Miss Marion Forbes, Hullett, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Norman Tyndall. Mrs. Moffatt, Long Beach, Cal.: arrived last 'week for an extended visit with her son, Mr. WII1 Moffatt, and other friends in the vicinity. Mr. Ross Dunford, Toronto, is holidaying with his sister, Mrs. W. Moffatt. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Wiltse, De-, troit, called ton friends on the road' on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Mervin Hodges and fa lily, Harlock, visited with Mr. and Mrs. A. Wiltse on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Manning and Miss Ruth, Mr. Charles Manning. Clinton, and Mr, Gordon Manning spent Sunday with friends in Exeter and Winchelsea. Mrs. Clarenee Ball, who has been spending a•few'weeks with her par- ents, Mr. and -Mrs, Crittenden, re- turned to her home at Grosse Point, on Monday. The cost of constructing tithe -On- tario Government Building at the Canadian National Exhibition wag, approximately $700,000, Canadian National. Exhibition Park is 350 acres in extent. Stratford Band will be visiting the local Corps and District Sat. & Sun., July 1849 and will have charge of all Services OPEN AIR MEETINGS . SATURDAY Blyth :14.45 p.ni. Clinton -49.15 p.ni.. SUNDAY Bayfield -8 p.in. Jowett's Grove. Clinton -5.30 pan. Sacred Concert at Library Park. Meetings in 5: A. Hall on Sunday, 11 ti.m.- 3Ioliness Meeting. 7 p.m.—Salvation Meeting. Good Music. Splendid Singing Special Speakers You are Welcome. Come Along, 26-1, VRIET1( - You some times want a Cake, Cookie or Pie which is different some tasty ' piece of pastry which is new and tempting.. Visit" our Bakery where you can have many delicious varieties to choose from. OUR SPECIALTIES ARE:— Every Kind of Pastry, Quality Bread, Delicious Candy, Foun- tain Drinks, and Ice Cream. • endorf's Bakery & ' CONFECTIONERY --Makers of "Whole Wheat" and "Snowflake" BREAD PHONE 68, ARTCRAFT LAMP CARD SPRI-NG TIMEAND BEAUTIFY YOUR IitOMI.3-- As a 'special intreiductory offer to boost one of Canada's own industries; we will distribute cards' redeemable for beautiful Canadian made Art- craft Lamps. These lamps are beautifully decor- ated and are a great attraction in your home. •They are unconditionally guaranteed by the factory. Something Every housewife Should Rave. . Ask us for Artel•aft Lamp Cards • ABSOLUTELY FREE't 'Vinton �BWher'e Quality Counts Our desire Is to be of service at all times. ;There'is a wagon in: you1_' neighborhood 'daily. Ask the driver the s ectal" premium offer about.p P m t ' dread '-- Cakes—.P•astry,. listen dkerr`„ BARTLIFF & CRICH' Clinton, Ont. Phone No. 1 PAINTING TIME Why not startin now •to refinish your home? Use Martin-Senour 100% Pure Paint and. Varnishes for Inside. and Outside .Use. Try our Quicicote•-Enamel fax aBrighter Kitchen Our P1oor. Enamel in all 'shales ' is just what you want to put the fin. ishing',touch'to any., room. awliins HARDWARE' and PLUMBING Phone 249 IN CONTEMPLATING YOUR NEW .use Furnishiiigs —V� have thestock of Furniture that is bound to please e as its all new and up-to-date and of course, the prices will suit you too. We are putting on a special display of Marshall Mattresses this week so don't fail to see it and you will be surprised at the values. . - , We have a large assortment of Verandah and Lawn Furniture, so you may enjoy the fresh air in the hot weather, " A great big stock of Lamps—rany old price .you wish to pay. HARDWARE DEPARTMENT We have a good line of Lawn Mowers, Garden and Lawn Tools of all kinds. Screen Doors and Windows, and Screening in all Widths. • ELECTRIC PLATES AND STOVES AND COAL OIL STOVES. Clinton Hardware & Furniture Co. WATCH OUR WINDOW Quality Foods for Your Table The finest of foods produced in Canada are assembles! in Sup- erior stove - for your selection. Always fresh and inviting, our stock mattes shopping a pleasure. Let us convince you .that our only desire is to serve you to the best of our ability, WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS Sunlight Soap 10 cakes., „.51c, S. Croix Casteel Soap 8 cakes , , .... , .25o: New Kraft Salad Dressing, 12 of , , 21c'' Clark's Pork .& Beans, 2 tin 19, Family Blend Tea, i•b: .....39c Sea Xing Lobster, 1-4's ..21c 1-2's for . . , .63c Crown Jars, small, doz,. $1.03 unedium, per doz. $1.14 4.4444.4,444. McLaren Olives 19 oz. 18i Maple Leaf Salmon 1-2's for . 11r. Toddy, large, 16 oz tin y etc'• 55c for .39c. Certo 29c Royal York Tea, 1-2 ib. ..28c Shredded Wheat Muffets Post Bran, 2 for 25c Lily's Hard Water Soap 100 Sabo . , . , ... ,14e FRESH .PRUIT,S AND VEGETABLES 'SPECIAL FORW EEK END , SUGAR SPECIAL FOR 'SATURDAY ONLY J. T. McKI IG.HT & SON CLINTON, ONT. ` PHONE 11 FULL LINE OF Suits anliathin_ t Go-li Sets Bathing Suits Golf Sets $1.00 to $2. $3.00 to $5 • DRY CLEANING OR PRESSING OVERCOAT OR SUIT, DAVIS :A Veteran Tailors Phone