The Clinton News Record, 1931-11-19, Page 8l'age
TYLE CLINTON-NEWS RECORD
CLINTON'S LEADING JEWELERY'STORE';
coiiftiUITY PLATE'
AT REDUCED PRICES
Teaspoons, Set of Six, were $4.25; Now • • . $3.75
Think of being able to buy a 26 piece set 'with ._Deluxe
Stainless Dinner Knives, in a Service for .Six, $30.25
As low as..
Come in and niitke your selection from the newest—latest de-
signs—Noblesse, Adam, Deauville and •Grosvenor.
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By purchasing COMMUNITY PLATE you are assured "Style
Leadership" in your gift or for use on your own table—and THINK
OF THE SAVING!
Et. H. JOHNSON
Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry
• Next Hovey's Drug -Store, Jeweller and Optician
stawieweewe
Keep Your deet Dry
Buyyourself a new pair of Rubbers cw 'Galoshes and a pair for
.all the members of the faintly at these low prices.
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CHILD'S. RUBBERS, up to size 101-2 at
MISSES R'UBBERS, sizes 11 to 2
YOUTHS' RUBBERS, Sizes 11 to 13
BOYS' RUBBERS, sizes 1 to 5
LADIES RUBBERS, sizes 2 to 8
MENS RUBBERS, Sizes 6 to 11
SPECIAL LOW PRICES ON ALL LINES OF HEAVY RUBBERS,
RUBBER BOOTS, GAYTEES AND GALOSHES
ALL NEW FRESH STOCK AND NO SECONDS '
Special Prices on all Lines of Boots, Oxfords and Slippers
950
550
55a
65c
60o
750
Plumsteel Bros.
Exclusive Dealer —» Tip Top Tailors Ltd.
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DRESSED BOGS, per Ib. .....
HALF DRESSED HOGS, per lb. .......
DRESSED MUTTON, per lb.
SHOULDER ROAST OF PORK, per ib.......
RIB ROAST OF PORK, per ib.
LOIN ROAST OF PORK, per lb,
PORK CHOPS, per lb.
PORK SAUSAGE, per ]b.
RIB ROAST Colo BEEF, per lb
8%
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:.,...13c •
14c
..15c
150
156
150
See us for Casings and Sausage Seasoning when making Sausage.
CONNEL L, & TYNDALL.
" CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET "
Phone 162 Huron Street.
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The present is one of those times
when the average person is' likely to
he misled by the aetiens of the
crowd, talking, depression, and look-
-big at the world upside down. In 1929.
the possiinist was' :regarded with'
pity, to -day the optimist is looked.
upon as one to be carefully watc'he
ed. The upturn may be slow, hut, wU
should not overlook the possibility
of the reverse happening. Those
who see daylight ahead are not only,
supported by generations of peeds
ent but by most of the asailahle.
facts.
The phrasing of your letter reflects
your personality, So does the paper i9
II is written upon. The difference in
cost between poor `writing paper and
good is so slight, why not use the.
good. Ask for Royal Windsor.
The present day woman has been
tried and found wanting—one of our
Luncheon Sets, Pure linen, cover:
43"x43", 6 serviettes, 12x12, seven.
pieces for $1.15.
They read in boat. They read in
train
In zeppelin and aeroplane
And are they reading histories?
Not much, they're reading mysteries.
—and we have -the mystery story in
book' or magazine.
Fiction makes moods, Fashion
makes modes. If your mood required
a change try any of the following
magazines Adventure, Argory,
Lariat, Ranch Romance, Detectivd
Story, Windsor, Saturday Post. If
your interest is in present modes we
have McCalls, Vogue, Delineator,
Butterieks, Pictorial Review.
Tlie W. D. Fair Co.
Often the Cheapest --Always the Best
Mrs. Nelson Ball was in Toronto ov-
er the week -end.
Mrs. W. C. Brown is here from
Woodstock this weetc.
Miss Newman of Termite has been
visiting •her sister, Mrs. E. Pater,
son.
Miss Sybil Courtice visited over the
week -end with Miss Baker of Ful-
larton.
Miss Mary R. Stewart of Oil Springs
spent the week -end with her moth-
er in town.
Mr. and Mrs, R. T. Irwin of Wood-
stock were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. AI T. Carless on Remem-
brance Day.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Higgins and Mrs.
T. J. McNeil attended the funeral
of Mr. John Lennox in Wingham
on Thursday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Millyard and little
daughter. of Grimsby spent Sun-
day with the lady's sister, Miss A.
M. Stone of town.
Mrs. Link of Dashwood has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. Ja
cob, matron of the Huron County
Honie, during the past week.
Rev. K. MoGoun, Sherrif Mliddleton
and Mr. T. W. Hawkins were in
London attending the meeting of
the Huron Synod this week.
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White Fruit Cake.
y�.: lb, butter, 3/a Fruit ,Sugar, 6' eggs,
4 cup s flour', 1',i teaspoon •baking
powder, % lb. white 'raisins, % lb.
citron creel, '/ lb. crystallized cher-�
ries, % lb. pineapple.
White Sultana Raisins 20
Citron Peel, pound 39c
Pineapple Peel, each 10c
Shelled Almonds, lb. 59c
• Shelled Walnuts, Ib. 49c
• Red Cherries, bottle 15c
Mince Meat, 2 lbs. 25c
Cooking Figs, 2 lbs. 25c
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FRIGIDAIRE
Weiners, pound :19c
Hams, Ib. 12c
•Bologna, pound 15c
Breakfast Bacon, lb. 19c
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Peamea acts p� ce
Per pound 23c .
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"Sells for Less"
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Kippen. Mr. Whiteman was in his
99th year and had beena resident
of Huron County for 82 years, hav-
ing been'born in Nottawasaga Town-
ship and at the' age of 17 moved to
this locality. Mr. Whritentan's fun-
eral took place Thursday, on the 65te
anniversary of his marriage to Eli-
zabeth -Mary Edgar, who predeceased
him nine years ago last March. Sur-
viving are his three sons, Alfred, of
Chicago; Alden, of Toronto, and
three daughters, Mrs. Robert Dins -
dale of Kippen; Mrs. Maurice Mc-
Connell, of Detroit, and Miss Mala -
Ts sons, James and
Charles, passed ,away in their youth.
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offer before'you buy.
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SUTTER Z PERDTJE°
Hardware -Funeral Directors Plumbing
Furniture Phone 147 ' Electric Wiring
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Tuesday evening as usual,- when Mr.
PORTER'S HILL
Mr. and Mrs. 3, . Blair went to
Buffalo this week to Visit their
daughter, Mrs. Doyle, whose son had
to undergo 'an operation Tor appen7
dieitie and is quite ill. 1
The Ladies' Aid of "Grate church
Intend having a concert 'and social
evening in'the church on Wednesday
evening newt. They hope the ladies
oi'. Clinton. and others who have been
assisting then will conic, ' 'also the
public generally.
Owing' to the holiday'' last week
we did not get the meeting of. aha
glen's Club reported. They anfet 'on 'liin. 'Chars. Venittg,.
elle, at home.
HEAR THIS RECITAL
A musical recital will be given by
Mrs. Wendorf's group under the aus-
pices of the Women's Missionary So-
ciety of Ontario Street Church, as-
sisted by Miss Pearl Woods of Ftxe•,
ter (Soprano) and Mr. Sam Rennie
of Hensall (baritone). This recital
will be given at 8.15 o'clock, Tuesday
evening, November 24th, in the and)
Rtorium: of the church, Admission,
25c. 45-1.
BAZAAR AND AFTER000N TEA
Under auspices 01 Ladies' Guild of.
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, CLINTON
Mr. Clayton '0. Martin, principal of
the Englehart Public school, vis,
;ted his aunts,.'Mrs. W. Higgins and
Mrs. T. J. McNeil, last week.
Rev. A. A. Holmes, who went to
Toronto the week before, return-
• ed forthe R.einensbeance Day -ser-
vice in Clinton and remained to
enjoy a few days' hunting.
Mr. and Iifrs. R. H. Johnson have
been in Walkerton this week at-
tending a family gathering in hon-
our of Mrs. Johnson's father, whc
has reached a great age.
Mr. Roy Cook, after a short holiday
at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. W. Cook of town,
returned' last week to renew hist
duties as pastor of the Tabernacle
Baptist church at Sandwich.
Messrs. 0. H. Venner, T. G. Scrib-
bins, H. P. Plumsteel, G. H. Jef-
ferson, G. 'E. Hall and Dr. F. G.
Thompson went to Seafortli on
Monday evening to attend a meet-
ing of the Malloch Chapter R.A.M.
Thos. McMillan, 1VLP., gave an ad,
dress, his subject being "The Game
of Life." His address Was an:inspira-
trona] one and•' was especially ad.s
aptable to young folk. Ile was lis-
tened
istened to With interest. Other speak-
ers were: J. 111601 are, T.McDonald,
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3. R. Stirling, an. W. Trewartha
arid.' C,: 1•I. Joffeson of. Clinton-. Mr.
Elmer 'f't4ck gave several instrumen-
tat numbers en the Piano,. Rev. 111
M. Gale. and •'N%t: Young ga e s e
violin setettions and, H. Lowden,
Keith (lox, nob' 'Stirling and Alvin
Settles gave reading's., 'The special
s'peak'er at the next meeting v iii bo
Messrs. Ian M'bLeod, agricultural
representative, and H. L. Atkinson
assistant, are in Toronto this week
attending the Royal Winter Fair.
Mr. Atkinson tools . the . Huron
judging team down on Saturday
last and Mr. McLeod, went down
+Monday. . -
Mrs. Birdie Haber. and Mr. Elgin
Mason, who had been visiting in
Clinton with Mrs. Alice Mason for
ten days or. so, ,returned to their
home in Roinee, .Mich., on Monday.
Mrs. Mason accompanied them and
will spend some time with them. in
. Romeo, as •1s• her.. yearly custom.
COLONEL
Td -Night
.November 19
will be held in
St. Paul's School Room on
Thursday afternoon, Nov. 26th
Sale commenecs at 2.30 and offered
for sale at the several booths
will be the following:
Fancy Work
Articles for the Kitchen,
Touch and Take,
Homemade Baking,
Produce,
Candy,
Rummage
Also a Fish Pond for the Children.
Tea served during the Afternoon.
Come Early and Have First Choice
of Articles For Sale. 13-3
B1rADIN'S LECTURE
entitled
Knights of the Kitbag
in the
TOIVN HALL, 8 O'CLOCK P.M.
During the World War Colonel
Bladiri was ern official chaplain to
the New Zealand forces and served
with then on the Western front.
The -Colonel's popular lecture:
"Knights of the Kitbag" is a :vivid
portrayal of soldier life in the Great
War, full of humor and pathos, a
stirring story which has made him
famous as a lecturer. Colonel Bladiri
is also a master of song and used
his musical abilities in a gripping
way.
Admission to Lecture, 25c.
SPECIAL FOR
SATURDAY
KE
Speeials
SATURDAY ' W.19 WILT. FEATURE
THE "PRINCE OF WALES CAKE"
Also other popular 'Calces, • Cookies,
Fried -Oakes and Creamed Bolls.
When Buying Candy See our Assort-
ment of Taffies and 'Spacial
Chocolate Bargains. •
Agent's for Willards, Hunts, Helly's
Lowneys and "Page and Shaw".
KIPPEN : Wendor ' Bakery
A. well-known resident of this
community anone one ori the last of
the pioneers who helped to open up
this country, John Whiteman, pas-
scd away last week at his `home in
t t CONFECTIONERY -:-- Makers of
"Whole Wheat" and "Snowflake"
BREAD
;la, , PHONE 68
CREAM PUFFS
CREAM ROLLS
PUMPKIN PIE WITH
•WHIPPED CREAM ,,
MINCE PIES
itlh our own make of Mince Meat
Ori SO GOOD
Made by:
BARTLIFF & CRICH
Makers of Dainty Maid Bread, Cakes
and Pastry '
Phone 1, Clinton.
THE FIRST
COLD WEATHER MAKES US
THINK OF THE FIRES WE ARE
GOING TO
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It Won't be Loin till
Chistm's
DO YOU REALIZE IT'S ONLY 42 DAYS
SO YOU WILL BE WISE TO START MAKING YOUR SELEC-
TIONS EARLY AND HAVE THEM PUT AWAY
.FOR FUTURE DELIVERY
WE HAVE A WELL ASSORTED STOCK OF .FURNITURE OF
ALL RINDS AND YOUR MONEY WILL GO FARTHER
THAN IT .EVER DID BEFORE
WATCH OUR WINDOWS AND ADVERTISEMENT FOR
THE NEWEST IN FURNITURE.
Clinton Hardware & Furniture Co.
PHONE 195
FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENT DEALERS
THE STORE WITH A STOCK
loomeosm areasemetC eta eVateeS L: .t.=tQt 4tCte aerate tataMel eSZSVatd �j '
Have yourfr'unaee - cleaned and
overhauled and in perfect condition,
ready for use when you need it.
Your kitchen stoves also might
need neW pipes or cleaning after the
summer's use.
Just call us and we will be at your
service immediately.'
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gARDWARE'and PLUMBING ,
Phone 244,
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You are Right it is almost Time to make
that Christmas Cake.
We will he very pleased to have your Orders Early while the
Fruits and Peels are so Fresh and Nice
4Vmcei's Sahiion, red
small tin, 2 tins —25e
;Gold Soap
large, 6 cakes 25c
Large Seedless Raisins
2 lbs. for 25c,
FOR YOUR XMAS CAKE
New Currants, 2 lbs. 85c
Lenton Peel, per lb. 18e
Orange Peel, per, lb. 181
Citron Peel, per ib. .. —271
Mixed Peel, 1-2 lb. pkg. 2 25e
Pineapple Rings, 1-4 ib. 17c
White Sultana Raisins, lb. 23c
Valencia Raisins, 2 lbs. 25c
Good~Quality Tomatoes i
2's squat, per tin .95e
;Strawberry Jam
large, 40 oz. jar —290i
Easifir t Shortening
2 lbs, for 29e
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Royal York Tea, 1-2 lb. —281 gr
1 1b. for 55c
Corn Syrup, 2 lbs. for 17e,
•Corn Syrup, 5 lbs. for 35c
Old English Floor Wax, lb69e
Little Chip Orange and
Lemon Marmalade, 12 oz. 23c
Fancy Hallow' Dates, 2 lbs. 25c
New Cooping Figs, 2 lbs. 19c
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Come in and pick out your Winter O'Coat,
Specially priced from $9.50 to $50.00
WEARWELL BRAND MEN'S SOCKS
25c, 50c, 75c.
HEAVY ALL -WOOL SOCKS
20c, 25c, 35c, 50c, 65c
CAPS 95c to $1.50"
GLOVES FROM . 75c TO $d.50
DAVIS &' HERMAN
Dry Cleaning and Pressing, Alter WOW