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The Clinton News Record, 1929-10-17, Page 8THE CLINTON-NEWS kiECORY1 CLINTON'S LEADING JEWELER* STORE WE LOOK you STRAIGRT IN THE EYE All popular models in high quality glasses, Special prices , on for one week only., Why let poor glasses, ,not properly fitted,• give you wrinkles? We test your eyes free, of charge. R. H. JOHNSON N Distributor for Clinton BI Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry Pine Jewellery and Repairs Next Hovey's Drug Store Tailored to Measure,,, Is the Price `of'-a.`Tip Top Suit or Top Coat Tip 'Top• Clothes offer you the; opportunity to practice thrift and at the same time secure the ut... most in clothes value offered in Canada today. The new woolens are more wonderfully design- ' ed 'than -ever and embrace cloths from the finest looms, imported direct from the great' mills of Eng- land. and Scotland. May we. show you :the new ranges? A glance through: our complete Autumn and Winter Fashion portfolio will unfailingly- disclose the style you have in mind. ,New Fall and Winter Samples Now Ready . You are Cordially Invited to inspect Them. Plumsteel Bros. Every Garment Custom Tailored lie Itas indoors . r Instead of green lawns—Rugs. In- stead of flowers and Teary vistas -- pictures, (by th,e Way we do picture framing.) Instead of moonlight— lamps. Instead of summer skies-- Walls. kies-Walls. The lure of the home has come with October, how pleasing,it will be to have the home interior' renewed and refreshed with Wall Paper, made inviting that your hospitality during the drab 'of winter months may have, an inlivearing and gracious back- ground. Wall Paper adds cheer to every tofu, dark rooms by its use can be made bright. Sombre rooms become gay, ugly rooms become beautiful, when well selected decora- tions comeeto the rescue. It covers the most conspicuous and definite feature of every room—the walls.- It is that on which th'e eye constantly rests; it acts as scenery for trig play of home life, comedy,.. tragedy, romance, humdrum, son-. vents the dingy, tiresome rind unin- teresting into bright cheery apart - meets that are a pleasure to all who inter the home and a pride to the oeeupants. 'We have a wide range of patterns and prices that will do =eh to retain the summer's brightness in the home. The W D. Fair Ca. Often the Cheapest—Always the Best d��I� IIro 4001enes ..gym WE WISH TO SAY THAT WE HAVE DISPOSED OF OUR DOWN TOWN STORE TO MR, LOBB, BUT WE ARE CONTINUING OUR GROGERY BUSI- NESS AT OUR VICTORIA ST. STORE. 11 We deliver Promptly Phone 125 THANKS THE C. & S. GROCERS Select Your New FALL HAT Here For the Utmost in Smartness Our Fall display includes hats that reach the very peak of exclusive individuality and newness. Come here and see hats such as have never been seen be- fore; •at prices lower by 'far than you would ,judge. Entrancing in there simplicity, colorful, chic; these hats will tempt -you to purchase two insteadofone. But whether you plan to purchase one, two or none, come in and see them anyway! - 'IJAViS & .HERMAN RECREATION CLUB • SANITARY IiEA.LTHFUL COURTEOUS TREATMENT •You can't meet a deficit in the hotly without -proper exercise TRY' • BOWLING 'Official opening of the four new alleys on the corner of MARY:AND ISAAC STREET. will he held on Frhta, Oct�bcr 18th OPENING SPECIAL FEATURES FOR NIGHT ,Prize for Lady's fliighest Single Score Prize for Gentleman's Highest 3 Consecutive Games Prize for Gentleman's Highest, Single Score. Bowlers interested in forming leagues, Special, meeting will be called on November Let,. EVEIR'Y•BODY WELCOME 1VIr. and Mrs. Chas. Shanahan were IA London on Mgnday. ' Miss 'Hattie Courtiee was in St. Thomas over the week -end. Mrs. J. J. IVicCaughey called on friends in London one day this week. • Mrs. IIilcKenzie of Niagara Falls is the guest of Mss 'McLaren of town, • Mr. and Mss. Sid. Thompson have been visiting friends in Clinton the past meek. ifra. J. Ii. 'Johnston and children werd guests of 1,onil.on Mends on Friday last, • Mr. and Mrs. Sharman of Lethbridge, Alta., has been visiting friend's in Clinton and vicinity. Messrs. Fred and Horace Wiltse Ara home from Detroit this week, ow- ing to the death of their father. Miss Aphrew Steep returned last week after a visit of some dura- tion with relatives at Sault 'Ste, Marie,,. Mt. Edward Dale and Mr. Lorne Iteohler of London scent the week- end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dale. Mr. and Nies. G. E. Hall motored to Port Rowan and spent the week- end with the latter's mother and other friends, Mrs. Carrol A. Nye of Moorhead, Minn., is the guest' of her sister and brattier -in-law, M1. and Mrs. A. J, Tyndall, Mass Cora Jerv'e, prineipal of the ithree-room school at St. George, Ontario, spent the week -end at hhr home north of Clinton. Mrs. John Campbell, who recently underwent a critical operation in the Clinton Public. Hospital, is 'visiting.. at her parental home at Brussels, Miiss Bessie. Sloman of .New York is homie, having come to nurse her nepheW, Mr. It3nn•y Sidman, who has . been quite rill but is now on the way to recovery, 'Mrs. Schoenhals. returned last week after a pleasant visit with her daughter, Mrs. W. Earl O'Neil of Halifax. M'r. Schoenhals accom panied her but returned earlier" Mr; and Mas. J e K. Wise and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Proctor; Mrs. W. Shipley and Mas. J. 13. Dindsay at- tended the funeral of the late Mrs. John Gardiner " in Godorich on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Morris. little Isabel I. Morrow, Mrs. W, J. Me - Ivor and Miss May of Port Elgin visited their aunt and cousin, Mrs. Eli Crich and Miss. E. EIIis over. the week -end. Ma. Douglas Ball, second son of Mr. and Nies. Nelson Ball of town, who rhes bean in Peru for the past three years with the Imperial Oil Company,. arrived . home this week and is spending a holiday with his parents. Mr, and Mas. I. A. Miahon and . chil- dren of' Montreal spent the week- end with Mrs, Mahon's parents, preparatory to leaving for Winni- peg, where Mir. Mahon has been 'appointed 1VTerehandise''1Vfanager of the Winnipeg Electric Company. Mrs. A. T. Cooper attended the Pro- vincial W,C.T.U. convention held at Windsor last week. While there Mrs. Cooper visited Mrs. J. Pwitehell, a former resident ' of Clinton, who was interested in, hearing about the old friends here. VARNA Me. and Mss. Fred J. Austin of Flint spent,a few days last week ee the home of the former's parents, Mn. and Mrs. A. Austin,' returning to the city on Monday, THURSDAY, OCTOBER. 17 1929 losemsks000kkomottowtoviwoommotoiveamimoorrftwolowwwwwwattommos CLINTON'S BIG CORNER GROCERY Whyare ,you 5%nging some 2'city? 0 ter' � -®NE FRIEND I( 11ANOT i. air. ;L� ►�c��i THE TEA TT ..-Why don't you know? ..I'm going. -to help Make solve. Tea, from O'Neils Special Blend °Black Tea, : at.. 49c per lb. Our Ovvn Blend, 65c Flowerdale Tea, ' 7.8c: 'z Salada Tea, 69c " °Lipton's Tea ; 69c' The Tea Kettle is Boiling to help. make Coffee too. Our Own Blend, per lb., Maxwell Coffee, Rideau Coffee, 65c 65c 63c Vitone, ,also the Big Tonic Food Drink, 34c Large Size Tin, Cocoa, per Ib, Fry's Cocoa, 59c 19c 25c & 50c Orders $1.00 and Upwards delivered free We are still carrying on our Independent Business, at :Chain : t': ;, re Prices. Special 25c List 5 Ib, Rolled Oats, 2 Rice Krispies, 2 pkgs. Soda Biscuits, 1 Fancy Biscuits, 2 lb. Seedless Raisins, 5 Bars Comfort Soap, Minute Tapioca, 2pkgs., 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c .25c 25c Other Specials for Thursday,. Friday & .Saturday, Chipso, large." 10 P. 8r G. Soap, Sodas, per lb. Swan's Down Cake Hour, 20 lb. Lard, 19c 37c 15c 39c $3.00 FRIGIDAIRE: Fresh Ham, lb. 25e 3 .lb Lard, 49c Pickled Ham, lb. 28' Schneider's Sausage, 30c Gunn's Sausage, 25c Morning Delivery: 9 and.11 a.m. Cash and Carry GOODS DELIVERED 10c Afternoon Delivery: '2:30 and' 5- pica. 9 .T. O'N'EIL WHERE "SELLS FOR LESS" PRICE PREVAILS Phone 4g The Tightwad A 8 -act comedy produced by St. George's A. Y. P. A., Goderich, under auspices of St. i,'aul's'A.Y.P.A. TOWN HALL, 'CLINTON Wednesday, Oct. 23rd at 8 'pan. An Evening's Wholesome .lean Plan at Fair's. Admission 50c and 25e • 8G -L Halloween Supper October 29th from 5 p.m. to 1.80 pan. in Presbyterian Church MENU: 'Cold dressed pork Boston baked beans Escalloped Potatoes Salads Tomato Jelly Relishes Buttered Rolls` Lemon Pie, Tarts Pumpkin Pie with whipped ere&nr, TEA AND COFFEE Admlissien: Adults, 50e, Children; 3! LOND'ESBOEO Miss Laura Snell of Dashwood spent the week -end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Snell. Mrs. William Webster is at pres- ent visiting' at the home of her sis- ter, Mrs. Wm. Snell. Mr. and 24:8, J. D. Ansley of Leamington are visiting Mrs Elsley and 1VIh5. Tainblyn at present, One of the most esteemed residents ,:4f the village of :Londesboro was cal- led in the passing of Harrison Lyon, who died snddenly'r.ecently in •his sixty-eighth y„aih • Mr. Lyon had been a resident of I3ullett for niany years, but recently has been residing - 'in the village.. . ' Mr. Lyon had . been ailing for a year but death came suddenly and un expectedly as hewas going about usual activiti'e's. He is surviWd by his 'wife;- who Was formerly Miss Martha Lear, and a family ' of six daughters and two sons: Miss Maud Lyon of Calgary; Alta., Mrs. Arthur Kerslake, Exetore Mea„ Eldred Hol- mes, Dresden, Ont.; Stanley' Lyon and Mrs. Emerson Ilesk, }Tullett, 01 - lire and Ida at home and Joseph on the ,homestead. Three .brothers 'and two sisters also,survive: Benjamin Lyon, Brannon, rllfai y Thomas and William Lyon; Hallett; Mrs. T. Sarnipson, Palmerston . and ,Mass Es- ther Lyon, Londcaboro. The funeral ryas held from his. home in the Village on Tuesday, Oct. 8th, the seev;lcee ,being concluded by his pastor, Rev, d. W. Johnson of - the United church, assisted by the Reye Mr. Forster. of ICnox church. The pallbearers Were: G. '1V1leCoil, M. Bruce, Chas. Manning, W. Webster, G. Barr and Frank Woods. Those present far the funeral from a distance (included: Mir'. and 1VIrs. T: Sampson and Miss Susie, Palmerston; Mr. and Mrs, E.,,Holmes, Dresden; Mr. and Mrs. A,. Kerslake Exeter; Mr. John Spindler, Mr. Kenneth Can,- exon and daughter and Mrs. Peter Watson, Lteltno-w Mr. and Mrs. Mil ton_lleeper, St, Marys; Mt and Mrs. R. Webster and M'r. Walter Webster, Varna; Mr. Harry' Clements Goderieh Mr. and Mrs. Norman Carter, Sea - forth and many friends from Clinton, Godeiich Township and the surround- ing' community. THE KIDDIES KNOW SNOWFLAKE BREAD IS SO GOOD They like it for Lunch- es as well as at every Meal Baked Fresh and Sup- plied from your Grocer or our wagon Wendorf's .Bakery MAKERS OF , "Whole Wheat" and "Snowflake" BREAD COAL & COKE We sell DL&W and Famous heading Anthracite Coal, Solvay Nut and Furnace Coke, Liberty Range size Coke, Alberta Coal and Millers' Creek Soft coat. Our .Motto— Good clean ' fuel at a reasonable price. W. J. MILLER & SON Orders taken at residence. Ontario St, PHONES: 46w and 46j , The Stove Season is at hand Get yours early, and have full advantage of it this fall See our new all -enamel Masterpiece at a right price. Also the .newCirculators. Just the thing for the cold evenings, We also carry Clare Bros. line, the Jewel Stove and Heaters. Call in any time and get prices and see our lines. HARDWARE and PLUMBING Phone 244 s FALL The time when you are gathering in for;the' long winter months. Why not include some real comfortable Furniture to help make these long nights more cozy and enjoyablie. Wie are specializing with a large and up-to-date stock of Ches terfield suites and occasional chairs, made by the best firms in Can- ada. Call and see them. We are also showing a large stock of Fibre Furniture in a- piece suites, rockers; ;chairs and tabled., these will all, be reduced in price so here is a chance to save some good'moneyi HARDWARE DEPARTMENT Our stock of the celebrated Beach Foundry stoves is the largest that we ever_• carried in all their newest styles including Ranges, Heaters and Furnacottes. You are sure to be satisfied with these: stoves. Come in and see the new _Instant Light/Mg Lamps and lanterns, the very latest improvements. ,, - Some new ventilated screens for fall and winter use, Enjoy -the fresh air and keep out of the draft. Some real bargains in Weather Stripping, etc. Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENT DEALERS THE STORES WITH A STOCK Furniture Phone:. 104 Hardware IN If They Ask For a Fish Would You Give Them a Skene?, Nationally advertised products cannot be successfully substit- uteri.. The public has learned that only goods of real merit survive to -days 'competition. Do ,not be misled by something just as good, deal at the Superior Chain Stores where you are assured of only well-known high quality goods at the lowest possible prices.. WE SELL THE ,BEST FOR LESS. ITEMS FOR WEEK ENDING OCTOBER '191k Featuring P. & G. Soap, 10 bars ....$7c Oxydol, large pkg. 0c Clark's. Pure Ketchup bot, 17e • Kel. Corn Flakes. 2 pkgs. .,t9c. McCormick's Soda Bis. lb. 15o Clark's Pork & Beans large 28e Royal York Orange Pekoe tea• a,t lb. pls.. .......350 Quick Quaker Oats, ,with China, large pkg. 39c Mgffets, 2 eke's. ..25c 2 in 1 Shoe Polish,_ all colours, 2 for .. ,.25c 'Dainty Lunch Sandwich Spread, per bot: ..,. , .22c New Washed 'Brazil Nuts per ib. 23e Royal Bak&ng Powder • 6 oz. 30c. 12: oz. 53c Clhaner, 8 pad 14s 6 Pad'. .,,... 3c.. Cid English WAX.. l's , . , , .60e Riilso, 2 pigs .,..10c Zebra Liquid Stove Polish Per bottle......-,ibe Hawes' Floor Wax, is 43c Heniz Tomato Soup, 3 tint 29e Magic Baking Powder—Always fresh at Superior Stores L. A N CLINTON, ONT. PHONE' 1:11 GODERIOIT: George Markley, 20, and Whiter Renwick, 20, of Waterloo were sentenced ;on Monday- to ondayto one year in the Ontario reforma- tory at Guelph as a result of several roblieries to whichthey confessed, Walter McLuhan, 23, of Stratford, who took part in some of the rob- beries, was sentenced to six months in the Reformatory. The trio were arrested late in September •'and re - reeved their sentences Monday. The robberies confessed are: Lydiat's garage, Blyth; Rebut 1VileKay's gar- age,' Blyth; ,Moffall's' hard'w'are store): Wlroxeter; the private garage or Gordon Gibson at. Wi-meter; and a general store at Dr000ee, near Der- ham. McLuiian was not implicated in the last robbery. GODERIOM: Mr: Geo. W. Schaef- er, ,who has ibeen ,in •the groee y busi- ness here foie the past five years but who had -experience in the dry - goods business in Wingham, hes, bought out the S. A. Gray business here and takespossession at once.